Comments by "voteZDLR" (@voteZDLR) on "JRE Clips" channel.

  1. LOL have this W ... your comment deserves a million of them but I can unfortunately only give out one.
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  2. Billy Corgan is definitely one of those types of people who it takes having something done to him for him to understand how bad it makes others feel, like he calls it "weird territory" because they go off and start doing side deals without the band like he did. It wasn't fucking weird when you did it, but when they did it it just ruffled your little control freak feathers didn't it Mr. Corgan?
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  3. Bobby and Christopher? Fucking A man gotta go find this podcast now too
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  4. I am surprised they didn't get him for the bigger charges, actually. But as it stands the guy is like, what, 70 something? And he got upwards of 29ish years or something like that. He should be there for the rest of his natural life. (Unless he gets taken out in jail -- if he was out there abusing kids he would be the definition of a marked man, but sometimes all it takes is just to be a rapist of anybody to get marked in prison).
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  5. Violence doesn't come from violent videogames. I do think that it's taking people to a certain level of desensitization but I think by and large some people are born with traits that lead to more violent behavior just naturally. They didn't need any help or inspiration or leading along by the media with regards to that before those things ever came along. However I think people WITH this trait aren't necessarily being helped by the media and the games and whatnot in developing those traits further. But they're the minority of people, it shouldn't be restricted from all just because a few people may hone their violent tendencies further by experiencing it.
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  6. That's what I was just saying to a friend earlier today is what Duncan just touched upon -- it won't matter how much money you're sending people if there's nothing in stores left for them to actually buy. Especially things they need. Toilet paper, groceries, etc. Go to any grocery store in America right now and it feels like you're shopping in Soviet Russia or something.
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  7. The idea that orthodox Jews are less likely to get addicted to drugs is true on a statistical level, but the idea there are NO jews who are addicted is false. Orthodox even I mean. Go watch the "I need drugs" video by Necro (it's actually an anti-drug song, trust me) but it's based on his uncle Howie who was a drug addict until he died a few years ago. Anyway his friend/street pal/drug buddy was an orthodox Jew in that video. Guys living in a bedroom smaller than some closets and squalor, shooting up drugs.
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  8. Drug abuse isn't going to drop if they start sending people $1,000 a month. Are you kidding me? So many of them are going to be spending it on drugs among other things. Unless they're gonna figure out a way to ensure the money isn't used for anything but food and supplies... that's not gonna be easy to do, though, unless they send them food stamps or something to the equivalent of $1,000.
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  9. Cena sold it to an elderly farmer who was like 78 years old, but because he had back problems he couldn't really enjoy the car anymore so he ended up selling it again. Since then, the car has actually been sold like five times apparently. I Googled it.
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  10. I mean if you look up the 9th circle documentary he's talking about -- first off, the entire thing just feels like any other conspiracy video you'd find on YouTube. I always caution you to look up any statistics they give you and double-check them for yourself; don't just take it as truth because some guy knows how to edit things in a convincing way on Windows Movie Maker or whatever. Check the facts yourself ALWAYS if you truly wish to know the real truth. That being said a lot of the information presented in the video seems to come from articles, etc., and a lot of it does seem to make sense. Watching it right now myself in another tab. And yeah it's absolutely 100% confirmed known now that Jimmy Savile is perhaps one of the worst pedophiles who ever lived, hundreds if not thousands of victims, and it is rumored he liked to have sex with dead bodies but to my knowledge that has never been proven. I don't see why not though if he's capable of raping children. The dead bodies gotta die some way or another.
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  11. I keep sadly waiting for the news that Artie's passed, either from drugs at the time OR from the aftermath of a lifetime of what drugs, alcohol and cigarettes have done to his body. No, I don't want that, it's just that perhaps more than any other celebrity since Scott Weiland I can say "When it happens, and God forbid it does, but WHEN it happens I will not be surprised."
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  12. I don't think we've been visited by aliens. I do think they've sent highly specialized satellites probably with cloaking abilities here and they're only doing it because they know our atmosphere could support life (as we know it). I do not think their living requirements are going to be that different from our own, whether they look like us or not. Only interesting variable might be whether they breathe oxygen or not, my guess is they probably do. Hence, again, why they're visiting us. I think the probes or whatever are mostly what people have registered as "UFOs" or "UAPs". Barring some unbelievable technological ability like the ability to travel through wormholes OR if they're living really close by and we just somehow haven't seen it yet, I doubt they've come here or ever would. Then again our species is notoriously good at destroying itself, apparently, they may be 100% cooperative with each other and instead of focusing on weapons and all that to kill themselves essentially they focused on more productive things.
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  13. South Park used to be brilliant, now it's hit or miss. They've done some good stuff in the more modern times, but I really hate the whole trying to tie each season into a long overarching plot. Or worse, when they take it beyond one season and make it multiple. But it is what it is. The show isn't bad by any means. Anyway though Matt Stone is like the businessman, he's the one who basically bosses people around and makes sure Trey is OK. Trey is the real genius of them. He's the one who writes each episode and basically that makes him God in South Park world. Don't get me wrong I like Matt a lot, too, and they both voice many if not most of the characters on the show but Trey is truly a creative genius. With a sharp mind for political satire among other things. It's way more than just fart and poop jokes there's actually a point to be had in basically ever South Park episode ever made, even if they use crude humor oftentimes to reinforce the real points they're trying to make.
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  14. Is it like a stylistic choice with these rockstars or what? Like Brann Dailor from Mastodon for instance, he's got a gold tooth or two in his mouth. Josh Homme here, he's got a silver or gold tooth as well. That's like a poor man's choice for replacing a tooth, traditionally speaking, but I think it might be done for aesthetic purposes in their case.
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  15. The truth of the matter is if you have an addictive personality or you think you might have one and you ever need surgery, do consider not taking the pills. Or not taking all of them, if it's a particularly bad surgery and you really just need something to help because it is great medication when used correctly. But Artie is telling you the truth, if you are pre-disposed to addiction you'll take these pills and they will TRICK you into thinking "this is what normal people must feel like all the time, I have to get more of this and more and more and more" but then the drugs actually stop working, to such an extent you will never feel that good down the line again but you will always chase it. IE chasing the dragon. But over time something changes and suddenly you don't feel comfortable UNLESS you have it, and by the end of that one way road you don't take them to get high anymore, just to feel normal. You will get a little high but it'll never be like the first time, or the honeymoon period as I like to call it, of addiction. Opiates in general, the basis of legal painkiller pharmaceuticals, are other derivative forms of drugs like Heroin and just as addictive, but they come in a pill so you are more likely to fall victim to it. It doesn't come in a bag from some sketchy guy, it comes from a doctor. And believe me when you go back for your third or fourth refill, they're gonna cut you off, then most people actually in a lot of cases have switched to heroin instead. It's an epidemic and it's happening every single day.
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  16.  Anti-Federalist 1776  Well, Vicodin isn't even the strongest of opiates. I am more talking about like Oxycodone, where this really all started. That sucks though hope you're better now
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  17. I think they have sent satellites/probes but haven't necessarily come themselves.
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  18. I remember all the rumors of Macaulay and drug addiction that plagued stories about him basically from 1999 to 2015 or so. People thought he was losing his mind, addicted to Heroin or Fentanyl or who knows what other drugs, complete with tabloid photos that admittedly showed him looking kind of sketch. He seems like he's doing great though, I'm happy for him, people thought he was gonna be another classic Hollywood child actor fuck up.
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  19.  Տςհաҽҽժվ ᏖᎧᎴᎴ  Yeah I don't do it myself I know people who do though. It's really not complicated once you figure everything out.
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  20.  @randomhiphop5055  20-30 POUNDS?? Holy shit. Yeah that's the kind of weight they're looking for, anyone getting personal use amounts they're really not looking for like that.
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  21. Uhhhh... did he just say he got the beta from registering for some special thing on Steam or Origin? It's not on PC, though...
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  22.  @user-qt5eh9wb7g  Yeah he's a goddamn fool. "Oh there's tons of examples I just can't think of a single one" uhhhh I can and I did. That's not evidence of them being un-famous, that's an example of the other dude having an extremely poor memory lol
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  23. Molly? Molly being the reason they writing mumble rap? What? No, try lean and that shit where they dip the joint in embalming fluid. That's what's making them so retarded.
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  24. People always play "Imagine" during hokey times where you might even feel obligated to shed a tear or two if you're unoriginal and shallow enough. I almost borderline can't stand the song "Imagine" because it reminds me more than anything else how big of a hypocrite John Lennon was. He's sitting here writing this song about how great it would be if there was no violence and peace all over the world while simultaneously being known for physically and emotionally abusing the women he was with, including Yoko Ono. He wasn't all about peace and love like he'd have you think.
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  25. Yeah exactly, heroin IN ITS MOST PURE FORM doesn't really do that much damage to you other than the damage you inflict on yourself from mis-using needles, and if it's not high-grade/pure shit then the cut they use can actually be really detrimental as well.
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  26. Yes and Joe Rogan's theory is if he dresses like an astronaut the coronavirus will leave him alone a) because the virus thinks he's cool or b) the virus thinks he's actually in space.
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  27. I did watch a little bit of it, and honestly I was thinking the same thing myself at first like "It's weird they did this because he is now in fact dead and he can't even offer a rebuttal" but if you watch it and you look at them and listen to the stories they have to tell, there is no question in my mind at this point they are in fact telling the truth. Michael Jackson I low key think was abused himself as a child. He absolutely was if you say taking a five year old with God given talent, no less, and thrusting him into a world of professional entertainment by the age of five years old is abuse. When most other kids are playing in the sandbox and learning how the real world works, he's up there making millions of dollars before he even has an idea just how much it's actually worth. I'm grateful we got to experience it on an entertainment level but on a personal level I do think MJ got stuck in his mind in a lot of ways arrested development style at the age of between 5-10 years old or so. Abuse is cyclical though, that much is undeniable, so today's victims often turn into tomorrow's abusers.
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  28. Live by the gun, die by the fists of people who belong to the same exact same kind of quality people as he is. Early in the morning between sunrise and breakfast, and they found him wrapped in his sheets, his blood spilling out of the wraps as they go to check on him. That's a painful way to go, too. He wasn't even shanked as far as I have heard, they beat him to death.
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  29. It's almost not even news worthy. The fact Obama waited until everyone dropped out of the race to formally endorse the guy who literally used to be his VP is newsworthy. Bernie literally dropped out a week ago and he's only just now like "Oh, an endorsement? For president? That's still on? Who else is left in the race?" "It's just Biden, sir" "Can I still endorse Hillary or ...?" shakes head "OK I guess I'll endorse Joe, that name sounds familiar anyway."
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  30.  @Chale1288  Funny you mention that cause the guy I was talking about just got murdered there. No, it's not "officially" a murder but then again this is corrupt as fuck Mexico we're talking about. The dude lived in a factory that was converted to beyond a mansion, a compound, and next thing you know he gets cancer, devises plan to leave the country to go get treatment in the states if not move back altogether, and then next thing you know he's dead and his body is cremated the same day. All from a guy who wished to have his body buried, considering he obviously came from money and had the means to have a burial that would cost more than someone whose body was unceremoniously tossed with no autopsy. All from the grand old state of Merida in none other than Mexico. Merida is safe for people who are from drug lords families. Gringos on the other hand? Beware. Believe it or not the man was most likely murdered and then the evidence was destroyed before an autopsy could be performed. SuPeR sAfE!
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  31.  @Chale1288  What do you want the dude's name? Dan Karnes. His family is in touch with a Mexican attorney as we speak to get to the bottom of what really happened to him. The belief is he was murdered by someone out there. I've been to Merida several times. I am not just "making stuff" (BTW it's "making stuff up" in case you don't like representing yourself like an illiterate fuck everywhere you go on top of being ignorant). He converted a factory into a compound in Merida and I've been there a few times. They got rid of the body before an autopsy could be conducted in spite of his death wishes which don't amount to shit in a country like Mexico. He wanted to come back to get treatment for this "cancer" he had but mysteriously died before he had a chance to. Any other questions or you wanna blindly believe this lie you're telling yourself that Merida is completely and totally safe for gringos still? Google it. Dan Karnes. Stupid fuck "you're just making stuff" yeah man it's all one grand conspiracy that I am responsible for, got a body under my name and everything to convince you and the one other person that liked my comment to begin with that I am right. Merida is still in Mexico. Mexico isn't a safe country. I hope you realize that unless you're either from there originally or are too broke to live anywhere else. Either way, I pity you but mainly because you're an idiot.
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  32.  @Chale1288  I literally just told you the name of the person. It's fine if you don't believe me at my word, but you can literally look up his obituary online. I know you won't because you're content to be ignorant and it proves you wrong. It's fine. It just establishes and proves that you're ignorant of facts, you'd rather believe whatever it is that you already believe even when the proof and the facts and the evidence itself contradicts that. It's one thing to be stupid, it's another thing to be stupid and loud. Stay ignorant, you fucking fool. Stay ignorant. Again, it's "making stuff UP" not "making stuff". Learn better English, unless you like looking stupid in front of everyone. Then again, based on everything I know about you, that's exactly what's going on and I realize that now. Stupid kid is stupid. Later fool.
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  33. Joe you're almost obsessed with the weed thing. He made it really clear what his position on it was but now it's almost like Joe can't believe that he has Ben Shapiro talking about his favorite "rebellious vice", the consumption of weed. Nobody fucking cares that you learned the secret, that pot isn't harmful, Joe. But the way he talks about it I can't believe he admitted that most users of pot err on the side of abuse of the substance. It's the least harmful drug, sure, but the idea that it's harmless is retarded. Ingesting heated plant material into your lungs is going to have side effects down the road one way or another.
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  34. I am sure he wishes he could. Chappelle is probably one of the hardest people to get to appear on your talk show, especially nowadays.
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  35.  @TheHehe1223  I wouldn't know. Also, Fallon and Kimmel are mainstream talk shows, Joe Rogan represents the sort of new school podcasts that is literally changing the Late Night model altogether to such an extent Conan is probably not gonna be on much longer (after moving to a half hour format about a year ago). I don't know that Joe and Dave are friends, maybe they are, maybe they aren't, I do know it's really difficult to get Dave to appear on talk shows nowadays of any kind. He used to go on Conan ALL the time but I've not seen him go on anybody's talk shows since his return to the national spotlight a few years ago. I would like to see him come on JRE, too, I am just saying it's one of those things like if they are friends it will increase the odds I guess for sure. I have never heard of them being friends before.
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  36. Marijuana is only a gateway drug under this illegal status that it currently has. And the only reason that is is that because it's illegal, you inherently have to go to someone who isn't worried about breaking the law to provide it to you. This same person by extension probably has no problem breaking the law to give you a few other party favors, especially once you get to know them better. I know five people personally who got into pills because the guys that sold them pot were mainly only selling it to pay for their own pill habits, etc., either that or there's more money when you get someone hooked on something vs the relative innocence of cannabis.
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  37. Well I mean if you work for a big enough company it's not unheard of for them to buy you a nice place to live. The thing is, I doubt he worked for Victoria's Secret. Like for example I know for a fact that in the corporate world if you're someone worth the money they'll get you a really posh, nice place, but you only have it as long as you're working for them. Source: I know someone this happened to. Got a damn penthouse in Manhattan completely paid for and everything, they didn't even have to pay utilities, but the cost of entry to that is you gotta be making them tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars and also be like a young candidate for "the future" of the company, as well, as the person I am speaking of nearly became the youngest female CEO in history but ultimately got passed up for it. They were pissed, quit, and yeah needless to say the penthouse isn't theirs anymore but the thing I am saying is it's actually really possible as long as they really, really want to incentivize you to stay.
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  38. Billy Corgan is the definition of a controlling bandleader though. It may not be the case anymore, but the best stuff they ever wrote and recorded the rumor is the only thing he didn't do was the drums.
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  39. This is basically how Mormonism was created, weirdly enough. Joseph Smith gets a paranormal vision telling him to go out deep into the woods at a very specific place and search for something that God had promised him to be there, and lo and behold there were golden plates, which of course contained what Mormons now believe is the third book after the Old and New Testament. He transcribed what the plates said onto pieces of paper and that became the book... but the only caveat was he could never show anybody the plates themselves! "I don't wanna get into that" so he's sitting here talking about time travel and all this other crap but "he can't talk about it" (presumably so as to not endanger his sources but honestly until then he does substantiate it if he can, I am also gonna take everything he says with a near microscopic grain of salt)
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  40. This is bigger than us as individuals at this point. If you see someone who needs help and you are in a position to help them, please do. All while practicing your own safety protocols and whatnot. We are gonna have to work together to beat this thing. Then we need to mandate preparation for these sorts of things so if it happens again, we'll have at least a year's worth of supplies in stock for every person in America just in a surplus somewhere so we'll never be caught off guard again.
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  41. yeah the drug war is a complete and total failure, for that reason alone all drugs should be decriminalized at the very least. It's too expensive, and I think in the case of heroin and other illicit painkillers it'd be more conducive to simply throw them in a hospital for a forced and observed detox than it would be to throw them in jail. Whatever we're doing it hasn't stopped it, so the only logical course of action after that is to try to find another way to handle it.
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  42. "You've talked about returning home if you can get a fair trial". I don't care what they tell you, if you come back, you will not get a fair trial. It's gonna take a presidential pardon, basically. Anything that revolves around getting a "fair trial" won't be possible.
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  43. If reincarnation is real and your soul is suicidal then that's about the most painfully ironic thing in the world. Like "Oh you can't stand it? Who's up for seconds?"
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  44. Yeah I was just watching this thing on VICE that talks about the same thing, where like college campuses basically more and more are policing the content of the comedians. Comedians have long had a history with performing at universities as places that were "hip" for comedy as well as filled with young, impressionable minds that gave the work a bit more of a point, even, but in this day and age it's almost like the entire life existence of the comedian is at stake because we're living in the era of the offended.
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  45. I think the main thing is it's so concentrated that it is able to get through the skin in ways that people who are just touching it normally, otherwise, wouldn't necessarily unless they Scrooge McDuck'ed into a giant Scarface tier pile of it or something.
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  46. I wouldn't believe Billy's accounts of being a rockstar unless it's prefaced with "back when I was still famous and relevant before I destroyed my own band out of my own pride and ego" because Billy Corgan is like the opposite of a relevant rockstar nowadays. And I was a fan back when he was relevant. I love the stuff he put out back then, it's THE 90's in audible form for me as much as Nirvana is, but he's not done anything interesting besides making outlandish statements in interviews since about the year 1999.
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  47. Epstein didn't kill himself. He was killed. "Oh yeah he hung himself, OOPS the camera's conveniently weren't working at the time. Somehow." No someone really powerful didn't want him to say a goddamn word so they killed him. Yes, Clinton powerful.
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  48. By the way I don't believe the Brad Pitt story. If that ever truly happened, Weinstein would've blacklisted Pitt (he had WAY more power than Pitt did in 1995/1996, trust me, and probably did even all the way up until his arrest) from Hollywood as much as he possibly could (and we know it didn't happen because Pitt's star just kept growing and growing and growing -- he hadn't even shot Fight Club yet, to be perfectly clear) AND/OR he'd have probably reported Brad to the police for the threat. It was outside of a premiere, I am certain someone else would've overheard it or at least seen the awkward exchange. It's a great story that makes us love Brad even more than we already do -- but I just don't buy it.
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  49. Joe Rogan said "I could've had several hits before the show and it would've been the same podcast" OK, so why do it then? You clearly don't mean "It would've been the same" so maybe don't say it that way. You just mean "I would've been able to pull the interview off just the same" also let's be completely honest with ourselves you're Joe Rogan, there's no way you didn't light something up before the show.
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  50. Somebody didn't want him to talk, in court or otherwise. Somebody needed him gone before he dragged them down with him. You have to ask yourself not only who WOULD do that, but mainly who has the POWER to do that. I think it rhymes with "The Flintons"
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