Comments by "antonyjh1234" (@antonyjh1234) on "The Sad State Of Our Sheep-Like Society - Douglas Murray" video.

  1. The central figure of Christianity also took away responsibility from what are basically evolved primates, not once but twice, on the cross and then in the confessional, therefore allowing the worst of humanity to come about. As much as people can have freedom of religion, there are more and more that wish they could have freedom from it. Your words mean nothing to the current situation.
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  2. It doesn't have to be your chosen tribe and what does full potential mean? We are born into a debt based monetary system that controls the education system, run by the fossil fule system. We are evolved primates, only, shouldn't we make sure everyone has shelter, food and medical care first, wouldn't raising general wellbeing be a better way of realising "our" potential, therefore yours? A big part of society is go along to get along, but what if society is evolving in the wrong way, where I've got mine jack, and rejection of your chosen tribe, by yourself is where the bravery comes in.
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  3. How much time have you given between the actual rejection, depression, being alone and this question? @DarkWandererAU 
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  4. Doesn't make you right but as long as you are basing it on raising general wellbeing and not trying to just be heard.
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  5. There is a huge part of our societies going all the way back to when we were hominids that is "go along to get along". It meant survival for hundreds or thousands of years at a time before change was needed. Most people are ignorant through planned ignorance of any real problems though and are caught up all their own chosen problems, separately. They don't have time to find out the one thing they should stand behind because there's so many things in the way. Let me put it this way, there is 636 kilowatts of energy in a 60 litre tank of diesel, to my last electricity bill that is 5.2 months of my 24/7 electrical use. One tank is almost half a year of me staying home and we still use oil that Iraqi, Yemeni, Afghan, Syrian families have been ""relocated"" over and then we still think about comments that could destitute ourselves.... It really depends on the viewpoint of where you are standing I suppose when you talk about bravery. I suppose it is up to you what virtues you want to stand up for and when to say something, I mean your comment could be said by an employee of that producer guy who sold acting parts for sex, if you don't care about the actors/actresses then why say anything right? What if you are a guard at a naxi camp and you didn't really care... I mean why truly care though, can't it be that you care all the time and that you have no choice in your battles because that's who you are?
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  6. Think as You Like but Behave like Others isn't exactly brave. @RobDaCajun 
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  7. It really depends on your angle or rather what you are doing, a person being beaten on and nobody else doing anything doesn't make your point anything other than regurgitating nonsense to make yourself seem right in the moment. @RobDaCajun 
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  8. I thought it was incredibly sexist, you don't need to be any sex to stand up for what's right and standing up for what is right could involve standing in between the guy and the woman being beaten, that doesn't depend on sex, that depends on will, ha, and grace. If you can't overpower the person isn't the reason a group of people acting non violently can't stop violence.
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