Comments by "Clown Life" (@Clownlife432) on "TheQuartering" channel.

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  61. If you watched Matt Walsh’s comments about video games, you would see he is 100% on target. He said they are fine in moderation, but with children, volume, and the level of graphic content matters. There is nothing wrong in that statement. Video games and violent content in general do desensitize us to violence. Does that mean everyone becomes a school shooter? No, of course not. But is it good. It’s probably not great, but can be enjoyed in moderation. Considering 2/3 people in this country are overweight or obese, the volume component is an even broader issue. Kids miss nothing by not playing video games. But they potentially pay a lot of costs. You can’t buy your health back once it’s gone. You also can’t buy back your mental health when you can’t function or sit in a sit without a virtual pacifier. Do you think that there is a link between the number of young kids getting diagnosed with adhd and the fact that they get put on screens like pacifiers. Further, more adults are having cognitive issues. I suspect in the future they will discover that the overuse of screen based entertainment is melting peoples brains. Tik tok is the final example of that. Books to documentaries, to YouTube videos, to 10 second flashes. We’ve become monkeys pulling levers for pellets. Games do have some pros. You can develop skill set development for handling external items by remote control, some of the story lines are good, you can bond with friends. But Matt’s argument holds, gratuitous amounts of violence for young kids viewing isn’t good, and a high volume also not good. Wasted video Jeremy. Now comment on something I want to hear you talk about. I want to hear you talk about Steven Crowders leaked footage of how he treats his wife. You already waded into this one. Finish the job, don’t be squimish now that Steven is seen in a bad light.
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  121. Tim brought this on himself. First, he tried to obfuscate responsibility about the story becuase you weren’t there. Second, he had her on twice, lending her credibility. It was duty, as someone trying to propagate truth to address the issue. He could have merely said, controversial things are happening now with a figure who was on the show, and I currently do not know what is real. But we will have people look into it. Then come back after a period of time, with whatever you find, even if it’s nothing. But you can not call yourself a seeker of truth, and then run away with after someone you lended a platform to is involved in a scandal. That’s why people are upset with him. It’s almost like he thought to admit he was fooled by her, would make him a total failure. I don’t think that was the case, but why not just address it. He went off the edge. It kind of seems like he has such a large platform now, that he doesn’t think he should address his audience anymore, which from my understanding is the point of super chats. I think if your audience is ants to see something about a guest you had on, you should address it. He acted like he had no idea who she was, and that she was only relevant because people in the chat were talking about it. That’s a total distortion of facts. The reason she was relevant to people in his chats is because she was on his show. The whole thing turned me off from him. Not being able to admit you were wrong, and address an issue is a huge character flaw.
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