Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "Kyle Kulinski DESTROYS Kyle Kulinski!" video.

It's genuinely disturbing how anyone can take Kulinski, Pakman, or Seder seriously. I know there are more than them, but those are the first 3 that come to mind.
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 @jamenta2 yes, because asking questions the cult doesn't like is very, very dangerous.
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@Boredasfuck29 I actually do understand how people fall for it, he's good at giving off that "calm and reasonable" persona, he speaks in a very academic way. It's appealing to stupid people who want to feel smart. I'm obviously not complementing him in any way, I'm only saying I can understand the appeal.
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@NoFreedoms-f1d climate change has been happening as long as there's been a climate.
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Kyle's channel is obviously astroturfed, the subscribers compared to the views and comments is hilarious. It's very clear YouTube is trying to make it look like he's super popular and relevant, and nobody cares.
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@@user-ul4ji5go5k seriously, it's always something like "watch this republican call for violence!" and then the video is more like "ok he didn't actually call for violence, but we all know what he really meant by that coded language".
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Rachel Maddow, that dude from all the Harry Potter movies? Damn, I didn't know that was Kyle's dadmom. That makes so many things make sense.
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@erikschwartz1214 having money doesn't usually stop people from trying to get more money.
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@1247.cccccc I just watched The Iceman last night, it's a movie about Richard Kuklinski, a notorious Mafia contract killer. I couldn't stop thinking about people clowning on Kyle Cuck Kulinski🤣🤣🤣 although I wouldn't say that to Richard Kuklinski's face. He was a giant psychopath that killed people just for looking at him funny.
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@NoFreedoms-f1d typically ends in her leaving too. Happened to me once, when I was young and dumb, when we first met I was a bat shit insane drunk that was always doing stupid shit. I was a lot of fun, but it was reckless. So much due to her influence, I mellowed out a lot, which wasn't a bad thing in itself, but it went too far until I became a neutered house husband. Then she dumped me because I was too boring. Funny how that works. Was a learning experience though, it taught me how to find that moderate middle ground where I'm not too reckless but also not completely dull and lifeless.
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I have a theory that people with TDS have always been defective, it's just that when Trump became president, it suddenly became accepted and even encouraged within the mainstream to act like a bat shit insane hypocrite that doesn't understand anything and doesn't care to. They all just kept that suppressed prior to 2016.
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No leftist is genuine in their views. It's all out of convenience, for personal gain. There are no exceptions.
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@jamenta2 if all the wealthy elites really believed what they say about climate change, they wouldn't be buying property that's supposed to be underwater in 10 years. The private jets and multiple mansions can be explained by them just being selfish hypocrites, which they are, but they wouldn't be making investments in beach front property if they really believed the climate change alarmism. They're a lot of things, but they're not stupid with their money.
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@AgxntAqua Pakman is a blatant liar though, almost every one of his videos is just pure dishonesty. He knows he's being dishonest too, he just knows his primary audience is too stupid to know any better. Pakman is the worst of all of them in some ways, because he's good at appearing professional and well informed. He's more influential to idiot kids that don't know any better.
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Like Katherine Heigl and Johnny Knoxville in The Ringer. On the surface, he's the worse one, because he pretends to be "special" to win the Special Olympics. But she's actually more disgusting than him, because she falls in love with a special needs person. He's not, he's faking, but she didn't know he was faking.
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