Comments by "Golden Croc" (@GoldenCroc) on "TheQuartering" channel.

  1.  @zaikoji  They think its normal. Its the only thing they know of.
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  2. Its really more simple than that. War rarely got "good guy" and "bad guys". Sometimes, most often I would say, the leadership of all factions involved are terrible people. As such, even though the "Western european left ideology" based in germany was defeated, the "eastern left ideology" based in russia won the ideological war in the long run. And ideologys (well, the guys in power) dont like competition.... Its all about smearing the other guy even if you are just as bad yourself. Nothing to be done about it, you were probably taught and still believe tons of falsehoods yourself without a second though. Some probably going back before the written word. What do we really know about history for sure? Not all that much, the things you speak of above are no different in that regard.
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  3.  @Jabbadoor2  Can only assume you misread my post and its intent. It was a reflection on how its pointless to be angry about the young ones not knowing the truth, when A: There is nothing to be done about it in the short term and B: You and everyone else is likely just as misinformed, just about other things throughout history that you learnt. The people of west europe (And the US, but it took longer) were subverted into oblivion by the eastern ideology, this is the logical conclusion. This repeats my prevous post heavily, still, perhaps its more clear this time? Also, you are wrong about me being overseas or the grandparent remark, but I will chalk that up to you misunderstanding the post as well, no big deal. I also had grandparents that lived through a literal "eastern ideology" occupation, them talking about other ideologies and how terrible they are is nothing new. Its to be expected. Now, as to what little you and everyone else can do IRL: Vote for people in power that wont falsify history. So far, most people hasnt really cared. Well its time to start, to say the least, if there is going to be any chance of getting the world you want with the correct history recorded, the proverbial clock is 5 to 12.
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  4.  @douglaswatson4519  Well ok, fair enough. This still is in another league of intricacy and unconventional-ness, as of now.
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  5. Nah, she didnt drink the Kool-aid. Very few do. However, as the other guy said, publically saying you LOVE Kool-aid can be beneficial for the bank account.
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  6. In this particular case, it seems it can do some good by bringing awareness of emotional abuse of easily influenced people into the mainstream consciousness, something that seems sorely overlooked. Thats a good thing, right? At least to me.
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  7. Not saying thats not possible, but you would be surprised... Some people are just really easily mentally dominated. So yes, there certainly can be A WAY, hard as it may seem to believe.
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  8. Difference is, first one is clearly a bit... the other one not so much. If you thought the first one was real, that brings some question to your ability to discern these things, I have to say. If it is fake, its a heck of a well planned and unconventional one. Logically, it doesnt make much sense to carry it out as it happened.
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  9.  @douglaswatson4519  Shock, privilege and bias. They were ill equipped to handle they event, and predictably, they failed. Every other action would possibly been every worse for the ones in charge.
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  10. If you need a therapist, you have already lost.
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  11. Whats bizarre? These things happen all the time in the real world, every second of the day more or less. Trust me. Doesnt have anything to do with celebrites other than the fact the camera was rolling and lots of people were watching.
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  12. Emotionally weak/easily influenced man prayed upon by terrible woman. Its a story as old as history itself. And since "creative types" like the ones that are more likely to be actors, artist etc are also more likely to be "easily influenced" at the same time being in the public eye, no surprise this in another story brought to light. Johnny depp would be another example of a man that would have no practical reason for tolerating this b.s, if it wasnt for them being very easily manipulated.
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  13. Batman is supposed to be some kind of superhero, right? Seem like something he would do.
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  14. Not a Tesla specific thing though, and they were far from the first.
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  15.  @dk-bw4gk  BMW was one of the first manufacturers to do it as standard on all models, quite some years before a mainstream Tesla even debuted. Today, most manufacturers have at least some cars in the model range that dont carry a spare. So all in all, Tesla just followed the norm in its class, and most manufacturers do it today in some capacity. Yes, I suppose it can be irritating, but I personally have lived with it for more than 15 years, so I am "over it" since a long time ago now....
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  16. Just want to say this is a misconception. Your phone needs a signal to work, but 911 calls use all cell towers, not just some. If that still isnt enough, you are out of luck.
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  17. Not necessarily. Some people are just mentally weak.
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  18. Love the haircut in the intro on Jeremy. Always had a soft spot for red heads... Wait, what was I watching again?
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  19. Would you say the same if it was a woman though? Lots of men are mentally weak as well. They cant easily quit, just like an alcoholic cant. I believe they deserve some compassion.
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  20.  @charleswinchester1054  Sure, I agree. Its the Wording of "deserve" I cant really stand behind.
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  21. "He is a suprisingly heavy doctor, Clarice..."
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