Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "JRE Clips" channel.

  1. Well, before he died he was really sick.
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  2. I wanted to be Asian because of him.
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  3. Hmm, I disagree. He wants “individual freedom”, yet why didn’t he bring up liberalism? Seems like he’s just ranting and not really going into much detail about really anything.
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  4. That's not true at all. What held marriage together in the first place was religion. Now that religion is declining in younger generations, people have more freedom to do what they want.
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  5. There’s always winners in any war, why do you think empires and imperialism still exist?
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  6. John Smith I’m a historian. The Nanjing Massacre is actually normal when it comes to warfare.
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  7. R Y I’m actually patient zero.
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  8. China is the New World Order...not the US.
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  9. Aslan Yea, if you really wanna talk about politics, you have to know what you truly stand for. This dude is just confused and hasn't done research on his own government and philosophy in general.
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  10. And Joe is a puppet trying to make us believe he’s fighting the good fight.
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  11. Yes. Do something cool and make the big greens, so then you can finally be on JRE yourself.
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  12. Tell your cousin I said hi.
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  13. Yea...I could only hear propaganda;I really don’t understand the point. There’s literally evidence that we aren’t fighting a real war, it’s based on bullshit. No different than Vietnam. I’m really disappointed.
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  14. Maybe income taxes? The 16th amendment was kinda hated when they imposed the amendment. But I do agree that the tax system itself is corrupted for a reason.
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  15.  @williamgullett5911  What's wrong with liberalism?
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  16. You mean communism?
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  17.  @franklingoodwin  "Marxism" is the political/economic theories that are based on Karl Marx. Which his most well-known being "communism". But anyone who uses the term should explain why they're using it, for context; Otherwise it doesn't make much sense.
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  18. Keanu in the 80s was in his prime as an actor.
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  19.  @tragicdeyz2641  I agree that he was never a "serious" actor, but he did display actual emotions in the 80s vs his later career.
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  20. “Religion itself doesn’t cause bad things to happen” I can tell right away that you’re wrong...but maybe you could elaborate?
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  21. @Brendan F I've done all my research, I'm a historian.
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  22.  @danBLAZED  Lol, so when you are you going to explain what you mean? Why is it a trend for people to casually say "Marxism" like it's their favorite candy?
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  23.  @standardreplicantKD6-3.7  I don't believe in anything "neo". I'm a liberal, and I don't believe the large majority represent the healthy side of the definition, they always take it to the extreme. It's basically corrupted by uneducated individuals.
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  24. Jim Lake The beginning of the end...which is also the beginning? Hmm.
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  25. Wzrd No. African Americans still complain like they’re still enslaved...you don’t know shit. I’ve been dealing with these people for years, and I live right next to NYC! It’s reality!
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  26. Aztlan Yes China, lol. Are you not paying close attention to China and their military expansion? Obviously not.
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  27. Watch more movies, lol
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  28. L B I’m gonna marry a sweet Asian girl just for you ;)
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  29. You mean round 3, lol.
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  30. I disagree. I think he’s pretty good but not great.
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  31. Since the beginning of the beginning? If so, I agree.
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  32.  @HighlanderNorth1  Watch his 80s movies, that's when he's actually charismatic.
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  33.  @AZ-kr6ff  I agree! Crispin Glover also fit that role, lol.
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  34.  @nw932  Yes, but that "race theory" is not from Marx.
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  35. There’s so much more evidence out there that’s declassified...so why are these individuals praising this idiotic, so-called war? C’mon, Joe knows about the CIA and it’s inhuman operations. All of a sudden he becomes brainwashed and doesn’t say anything? Why are people still supporting this government after decades of lies and atrocities?
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  36. Nope. Been on the dark web for a long time, the cartels are evil beyond human imagination. They make everyone else looks like kiddies. They're living in true medieval times.
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  37. I thought it meant specifically that the country doesn't represent itself as a majority religion? There's no one forcing you to believe in a mainstream religion, for example.
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  38. Nick Which video?
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  39. Why are most people in this comment section think this guy knows everything? He can’t even talk with confidence in an interview?
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  40. I’ve seen enough torture videos, lol.
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  41.  @danBLAZED  Political science has nothing to do with Karl Marx? It's just philosophy? Now I'm intrested in what they taught you, lol.
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  42. Nobody, lol, because obviously these are lies.
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  43. Nathan Bracey No...that’s the exact opposite of liberalism. Monopolies are fascist and stop innovation.
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  44. Lou Phillips Maclom was an extremist who was brainwashed by the Nation of Islam. I do agree with his originality and passion when he talked, other than MLK who quoted KJB most of the time. Although I’d still agree with MLK and his vision of equality, rather than dividing by violence.
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  45. I don’t think he’s a genius at all. It’s subjective to think so.
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  46. sss vv You should definitely check out Secrets of War on here, they have the whole series, and it’s mostly about WW2. Yea, I think it was a mix of the bushido code and emperor Hirohito was seen as a literal God. Most people don’t know this, but propaganda (which creates mass hysteria) has always been the biggest factor of winning anything, as it brainwashes the masses very easily. So for the Japanese it was a cult, and for the Nazis it was occultism; the swastika, for example, was a tool for the occult. Rudolf Hess was an individual in the Nazi inner-circle who was very interested in occultism, however, he ended his career early when he tried to make a peace deal with England, then his plane crashed in Ireland and he was held in jail for the duration of the war. Brutality and sadism is always relevant with warfare. Islam and Christianity were also used as a tool for war and brutality (look up the Crusades), as such with extremism in Islam, when in the 11th century the Assassins were formed, until later on the Mongols invaded and killed them off. Now we have an organization like ISIS who very much resembles the Assassins. If you think they were bad, during the Cold War, the US, Uk, and the Soviet Union were equally sadistic, using their own citizens and soldiers as experiments for many decades. Nothing has changed, because history repeats itself.
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  47. What does that mean?
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  48. How is this “nothing”?
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  49. M One If our system wasn’t so corrupt, marriage wouldn’t be filled with ego and selfishness.
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  50. Lmao. This is actually common in society. The perfect example of how uneducated individuals are about how our government works, or even the socioeconomic aspects...completely clueless.
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  51. The CIA are psychopaths in action, no morals are involved with their “operations”.
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  52.  EPC 1522  With that statement, it proves you've done absolutely no research whatsoever. Where are you getting this information from, I'm genuinely curious? Mainstream media and the former government?
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  53. You’re*
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  54. Nope. Why didn’t he bring up how the 5th amendment keeps being abused by giant corporations and monopolies? This dude needs to start doing research before he gets even more brainwashed.
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  55. How was it “poorly”? He literally said if it’s not regulated, it’s going to be easily corrupted. I don’t understand why everyone is posting rants with no real arguments.
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  56. N W What does that theory have to do with Karl Marx?
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  57.  @nw932  I still believe their "neo Marxism" agenda is completely moronic. Anything that associates with Marx gets me angry that people still somehow admire and respect his teachings, when it's extremely outdated and doesn't reflect the 21st century. Even though I hate the rampant, corrupt capitalism system that is the US, I'll still fight for the capitalism that I believe in, which should actually be helping people.
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  58.  @Peglegkickboxer  Of course I understand, I've done all the research. I do blame the US government and its corrupt system. Whoever says they're "anti-capitalist" is not educated in the term. Capitalism is what progresses and liberates the world. But there's also many cons that hinder those efforts, such as Marx's views that don't "free" the oppressor, it disables them, steals their personality and individuality. Which is what Mussolini represented. Anyway, the US is made up of monopolies and always has been, Reagan is the one who re-introduced it and supported unregulated corporations. I'm a socialist and a communist, among many other things. But I do not associate these definitions with Marx, and that is what brainwashing has done to the world.
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  59. Zizzy I’d buy you a sodie pop...don’t worry.
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  60. It was always boring because they would rinse and repeat the same people and events.
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  61. He already said in the past that he read his manifesto and agreed with some of his views.
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  62. Unfettered One I think the OP is very uneducated and is trying to sound reasonable. Unless he can explain himself, of course.
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  63. Tedwardo Feliz I mean, that’s completely normal for capitalists to take opportunities during any war to make profit. That’s like the equivalent to mercenaries in medieval times who didn’t care for religion and fought strictly for money. I’m sure they didn’t actually “fight” unless you can give me a link saying they did? They most likely supported whoever was superior, which was the British. But yea, I get what you mean. You should look up DuPont, since they supported Nazis and were important to their technological advancements.
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  64. Aj They only helped the Nazis because they wanted money, and some hated the Jews. They did make peace with “Nazi scum”. They worked together to fight off the communists. Similar to forgiving Unit 731 and Ustaše. Not only did they forgive Unit 731, they worked together many times on chemical warfare.
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  65.  @TheDragonageorigins  Well, that's the issue of what's wrong with these terminologies, is that nobody does research to find out the origins. I don't support both parties of the US, because they're equally corrupt.
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  66.  MAGA MAN2020  No, everything is right with liberalism, it's what progresses our society and helps bring reform.
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  67. What did she say?
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  68. Is this a reference to Bad Religion?
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  69.  ShinRaPresident  No! Facts are stupid! It's all about opinions!
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  70. Carlos Emilio Salazar Mendez You’re never going to become like Elon Musk, so stop!!!
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  71. Harry Braun It’s still part of the constitution.
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  72. Nah, I'm mad gay for Brendan.
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  73. I think you mean, carving them up while alive and conscious, as they did not use anesthesia.
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  74. Angelus Umbra I’m someone who has bad OCD when it comes to research...but besides the Nazis, rarely Unit 731 or the Ustaše ever come up as topics during WW2. Very strange. But yes, the US also gave immunity to the Unit in exchange for their data.
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  75. A true martial artist is barefoot.
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  76. It's not archaic. It's like that for the sole reason of capitalism.
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  77. Владимир Бадалян Yea, YouTube has been deleting my comments for months now. They want to censor you...it’s very scary.
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  78. Владимир Бадалян I’m not surprised at all. I’m sure there’s always a brief time of peace before the storm. During the Umayyad period (Islam, Judaism, and Christianity) everyone could pray in peace. Nope, I didn’t know that? I mean, there must be people who could read the Bible in that language, since it was translated in Aramaic, Greek, and Hebrew.
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  79. Hyun Kim If we're talking about history, then you'd be surprised on how mostly everyone enjoyed war...rich or poor. I meant the soldiers in general, not the civilians. Throughout history, civilians are just there to be killed or manipulated by whoever. In modern warfare, many innocents continue to be ignored for the sake of killing even one antagonistic leader (in the Middle East, especially).
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  80.  @bjj9711  Within a few years, it's highly possible thier military will be on par, if not better than us if they continue to their "imperalism " of gaining trust with weak countries who are desperately in need of help. As you said, that's exactly what they're doing: they put other countries in debt so then they'll be able to manipulate them in time of a crisis. That's why they have military bases on a global scale where even the US is losing in that aspect.
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  81.  @WHADDDD  Education and intelligence are the same thing? Wisdom is gained through both those elements.
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  82.  @ShreyasK_Music  All I know is that computer science engineers are given this “godlike” status, when other fields deserve high praise as well. You’re considered everything just because you’re exceptional at mathematics, when other individuals can innovate without the complexity of math.
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  83.  @ShreyasK_Music  Oh no, I didn’t mean you, I meant how media in general gives too much attention to one particular field. Our world is crumbling and we’re still fetishizing over engineers who have nothing to do with how our society functions. Imagine being obsessed about Elon Musk when he has nothing to do with social welfare and human needs? The dude literally specializes in rockets and electric cars, which is something that is totally irrelevant when it comes to how dire everything is.
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  84.  @willywonka00  I still wouldn’t consider them smart if they’re not open-minded. It’s funny how you bring up Marxism, because I’ve never met anyone online who actually read his work. In which case, they’re not educated if they don’t read the work in the first place. What are they reading? I have no clue whatsoever, lol, because they never told me.
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  85.  @willywonka00  I totally disagree with you. Did you just tell me not have an opinion, lol? Listen dude, you have to get some standards if you want to be a philosopher, c’mon now. I’m not going to take an opinion seriously if an individual doesn’t want to do the research.
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  86. Bacon, lettuce, 'mato.
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  87. sss vv Glad someone here is interested in doing research. I hope you continue to educate yourself :) The Ustaše are another fascist group that made the Nazis go “dude, you’ve gone too far”. Nobody ever talks about them, or Hungary being another fascist puppet for a short time. The Japanese treated enemy captives worse than the Nazis: they’re best known for their death marches. I have some other not well-known facts...are you interested?
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  88. justingutube It’s called facts? You can easily look it up? I’m not anti-American, I just don’t agree with the our government. They’ve experimented and killed our own people for their own benefit for many decades. All the elites profit of war. Look up Rockefeller, Rothschild, and the Morgan families during WW1; then during WW2, you have similar people, and of course the BIS and Chase in Paris stealing millions from the Jews. During the Vietnam War, DuPont made most of their profit. This goes all the way back to Warren Delano (Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s father) making profit off of the Opium Wars in China. You’re very uneducated and ignorant of history and politics. We haven’t achieved anything in undeclared (which goes against the constitution, btw) warfare except profiting off these senseless wars. The Bush family are the first to make it public and transparent in their passive-aggressive, propaganda speeches. It’s time for you to educate yourself and become enlightened, and stop with this nationalism charade, because you’re wrong.
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  89. Lmao! He’s a little kid with candy.
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  90. Red Lights People have been saying that before that event. It’s just total nonsense.
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  91. Peglegkickboxer That is not true at all. You obviously haven’t researched the Age of Enlightenment movement and the pre-Marxist’s thinkers. Mussolini created fascism, Hitler on the other hand was obsessed with nationalism and extreme nationalist philosophers who were all German. So therefore Hitler took inspiration from Mussolini’s philosophy. Friedrich Nietzsche is also another major philosopher who Hitler admired. That’s why these philosophies are toxic and shouldn’t be respected in any form, ethically. Believe me, I’ve done all the research for anything and everything, including the operations and projects relating to WW1, WW2, and post war. That’s why I’ve educated myself in these terminologies, so I’m fully confident in my power to enlighten those who are ignorant. You think individuals who support Marx have actually read his works and understood his words? I bet they haven’t read absolutely anything except someone’s brief opinion on a quick Google search. It needs to stop. There’s too many uneducated individuals using terminologies they know nothing about, especially those who complicate existing definitions, warping them to complete nonsense.
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  92. P M No, it’s Marx’s own definition of what “socialism” means to him. It’s not the universal definition of socialism, nor is it the first interpretation of socialism. Yes, I had to explain that because whenever you talk of “socialism” on the internet or in real life, people automatically assume communism and socialism is exclusively related to Marx, and nobody else. Everyone is so uneducated in political science and philosophy, they actually believe Marx owns these terminologies.
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  93. Kenny Fernández Lmao, stop!!
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  94. If I had Elon’s money, I’d buy you an expensive cake cause you’re cool :p
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  95. cdenver Yea, that’s why it’s hard for me to talk anymore. I’m someone who does research on everything, so I get harassed when I bring up countless facts about whatever is at topic. It definitely happened to me in real life many times, especially when I was in college. I realized the more you know, the more it doesn’t mean anything because everyone else is too brainwashed to listen.
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  96. D Loc710419 Um, no. The Immigrant, The Sisters Brothers, and The Master have amazing performances by him. You’re obviously a fake fan.
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  97.  @schmerzmeister3980  The NBA doesn't have principe. Have you see the documentary on Micheal Jordon, The Last Dance? All they cared about was money, lol.
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  98. Delta Force are far more secretive.
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  99. Bri You’d also love to find out that the Quran has many contradictions, and that Saudi Arabia preaches extremism.
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  100. What does Marx's communism have to do with this?
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  101. Didn’t he get interviews from some of the natives? Also, this applies to the world, not just the Americas.
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  102. caleb collier Look it up yourself, lol, the guy mentioned he interviewed some natives for his book.
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  103. Most entrepreneurs are pretty cold hearted and aren’t transparent, compared to a poor intellectual who is more humble.
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  104. wargent99 I tried searching that up and didn’t find anything, lol.
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  105. Tedwardo Feliz Yea, it does sound weird, especially because it was between the British and the Chinese.
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  106. Tedwardo Feliz That makes sense now. Although I still can’t find any evidence of them being associated with the Opium Wars.
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  107. Tedwardo Feliz My dude, don’t ever underestimate Google. I can find absolutely anything on the internet...and PDFs are the best XD I’ll look into it sooner or later.
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  108. Aj Use Google, and it’ll come up for their military bases. You’re clearly uneducated and lack motivation to look up a simple search, lol.
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  109. Aztlan Exactly.
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  110. matts spelman My dude, you beggin for a lil kiss.
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  111. Mark Sheldon No. Tim said his views don’t matter, because nothing will change. Then Rogan got pissed for Tim being right.
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  112.  @jleos0095  I like your mom too...like, damn.
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  113.  @Clarozvozone  Sure, lol, thanks for the criticism.
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  114.  @williamgullett5911  Look up FDR. He was a liberal who got everyone out of the Great Depression. I'm a liberal and I don't support "gun confiscations"? I also believe abortion should be available, and not be shunned by a theocratic system based in certain regions of the US. No, I already said both parties are equally corrupt, so I don't support any of them and their fake agendas.
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  115. William Gullett But the Great Depression ended when FDR was elected and in term?
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  116. LizardMan 2500 When FDR was elected, his reforms definitely helped the labor force. I didn’t say anything about FDR, as an individual, stopping the entirety that was the Great Depression, which meant the world. You could say the same about WW1 and the US making the most money, since we didn’t join until 1917, a year before the war was ending. It’s still a fact, lol. No, the federal states that are anti-abortion are mostly Bible Belt states. That’s why theocracy is correlated with the issue. It’s the women’s body, so again, I have to disagree.
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  117. EPC 1522 That’s not true at all. You obviously consider human livelihood and morality. It’s all about principles and integrity. You’re thinking of the present and the future, and how to help society based on innovative ideals. Again, where are you getting this info from? You still didn’t answer me?
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  118. LizardMan 2500 Obviously I’m talking about the US, that’s why I specifically mentioned FDR. I was also talking about liberalism, and FDR was a liberal who said this many times in his public speeches. As long as you kill the baby at an earlier stage, then morally, I can’t condemn the act. Technology just isn’t the issue, though? If the parent(s) can’t have the baby, based on a number of dysfunctional or financial issues...then what is the future of the child? There’s too many factors to deal with, and all the responsibility ends up on the mother who can’t be responsible. That’s why, ultimately, I think the mother should have the choice.
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  119. EPC 1522 It seems like you’re talking about “neoliberalism”, no? You should look up Ayn Rand, who had a similar philosophy. Lol, but what you’re referencing is not liberalism? It sounds like complete anarchy to me. I highly doubt you read any information on the topic, since you sound confused on these terminologies. I already said I was a liberal? Which means you’re saying I don’t have integrity and intelligence? Lol, transsexual and homosexual feelings have been around forever? Paganism supported both those feelings, until modern paganism set standards on how a human should act. By saying all this, it means you don’t understand the fundamentals of history.
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  120. William Gullett It wasn’t magic? His reforms took time to impact society. You mean the conspiracy that FDR made an opening at Pear Harbor so he had a reason to join the war? It’s a conspiracy for a reason, but I don’t know about that one.
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  121. LizardMan 2500 No, I just gave examples. The main point is that it should be a human right to do what you want. That’s what liberalism stands for, human rights. If we’re talking about Japanese Americans during WW2, the same happened during WW1 with German Americans. But what happened to the Japanese Americans were far worse (more than two thousands Japanese Americans died), and that is something I don’t support when it comes to FDR; his wife didn’t support his decision either. During WW2, Italians and Germans were also put into interment camps along with the Japanese. It’s all about factors, yes, and that is something we may have differences in, but I still support human rights. If the mother chooses not to have the baby, then she should have the right to not have it. It’s not entirely banned in all of the US? Abortion is still available, but there may be boundaries depending on the state.
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  122. William Gullett That’s not true at all. There’s evidence that FDR and his reforms slowly helped society rise up from unemployment. War did particularly help the US, just like it did during WW1.
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  123.  @williamgullett5911  Oh yea, you mean Hitler? The US was still hit the most severely because that's where it came from. FDR did help a lot, but as you said, the war finished the job.
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  124. We need to have a WW3 to solve these issues.
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  125. moonstrukk Lmao, sounds like the typical American to me XD
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  126. Why? Can you explain your argument instead of ranting why it’s “dumb”?
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  127. im a warrior67 Yea, that wouldn’t make sense, lol.
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  128.  @nicolethompson8613  I did when I was 19 and nothing bad happened :)
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  129. Tyler Swensen Lmao, you guys are pathetic XD Just stop with the bullshit of loving the dude and thinking he is a deity.
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  130. The Brocialist Don’t say that! His pauses are a sign of intelligence that you can’t perceive. It just means you’re a peasant living in a farm simulator.
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  131. William Loudermilk Japan should've won.
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  132.  @nickganguly3183  “Some sense of calm”...lol, what? Nothing remotely is “calming” when China invades us in the following years.
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  133. Homer That can be repealed and replaced.
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  134. Josh D Can you please elaborate on what your comment means when you say the “government can’t do”?
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  135. Strange Realities Source?
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  136. Rambo I can’t even find this “Joseph Spencer” dude? Link?
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  137.  @bradbutcher3984  I hope one day you'll realize that being a "status symbol" does not represnt human integrity and morality.
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  138. Keithulhu L7 Yep, it probably had to do with his past relationships.
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  139.  @griftingnightmares  I prefer when he was younger, you can see the difference in his emotions.
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  140. Brad Butcher What?
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  141. Larry Gill It was one women who broke into his house, not two. And Paul Walker liked underaged girls.
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  142. Владимир Бадалян Muslims did damage in a ton of places all in the name of Allah. Not saying the Christians were great, but it’s really sad how Islam has progressed.
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  143. Владимир Бадалян I’m not hating on Muslims, I’m an atheist who’s read the Quran, I’m an enthusiast in everything. But Islam is very toxic depending on how you teach it, which Saudi Arabia is accountable for providing toxic teaching methods. Besides that, I’m sure it’s still very hard to be a Christian minority in Syria. Sadly, that’s still extremely relevant. Religion never dies but only grows stronger (I’m sure atheism is progressing also).
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  144.  Ajmal Ali  Everything you said is bullshit. You clearly haven't read anything and it's a pathetic attempt to prove me wrong when I've done all the research. How about you fact check everything and send me links? Also, they did do it for their religion, look up the crusades. That's why everyone was fighting over the holy land.
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  145. Ajmal Ali Islam does not “ban” slavery, however it does ban female slavery. There are tons of contradictions in Islam, so I wouldn’t take Mohammed seriously. Slavery was extremely common back then, so that’s irrelevant. The crusades were indeed about religion. It was in the name of Allah and jihad to wage war against their enemies, who are non-Muslims/disbelievers. The Holy Land was one of many factors in the crusades, it was also about competing on what religion was the best (which was between the Roman Catholics and Islam), and conquering more land. Allah “forbids” a lot of things, doesn’t mean it’s necessarily true. He “forbid” fighting amongst each other, which automatically failed. For example, the Ummayyads were Sunni Islam, while the Abbasids who overthrew them, were Sunni Islam, but relied on Shia support to establish their empire. So no, it wasn’t for “territorial gains”, it was for Allah and Jihad. If you’re looking for a link about the “rules” of practicing under the Ummayyads: https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/islam/history/spain_1.shtml No, again, Saudi Arabia is the one who is accountable for terrorism, especially in modern times. They teach Wahhabism Salafism, which is from the Quran. But the Hadith does add more fire to the flame, as they talk about killing Jews, while the Quran basically states they’re inferior. You want to talk about minorities? What about the zero-tolerance policy against Jews in Saudi Arabia? While in Israel, Muslims are free to practice their religion (and they’re 18% of the population)? Yes, look above for my link about their stance on non-Muslims. Doesn’t matter, you still agreed with me, so there’s no point in making an argument for no reason when I stated a fact. They were tolerant of others practicing their religion only if they followed the rules. Sorry, I don’t believe that. They still invaded for Allah to compete with the Christians. Radicalism was created in the 12th Century, with an organization called The Assassins. I never said they were “decent folk”, now you’re putting words in my mouth. And you’re contradicting yourself by saying they were “conquering disbelievers” when you said they couldn’t simply do that unless they were “defending” themselves, or they get it from the Hadith. Wrong. It’s for Jihad. Again, Mohammed didn’t like Jews that much, as he thinks they’re inferior and points out that Jesus was in favor of Allah. I don’t understand what you mean by how tolerant they were for “non-Jews” and “non-Christians”? You mean Muslims, then?
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  146. Ajmal Ali I’m sorry how insecure you are and how you can’t even have a normal conversation without jumping to conclusions (which is very pathetic, that I can only pity you), blaming the CIA for the continues use of hatred that Saudi Arabia preaches, and spamming me with with letters in caps that literally does nothing to benefit your “argument”. The crusades were very straightforward, yet you continue to spread propaganda and don’t link anything to back up your statements. You can’t even acknowledge the fact that the Quran has tons of inconsistencies since it’s written as a legitimate diary as Mohammed was a military leader who’s killed, probably hundreds. But no. The Quran is perfect...there’s no mention of violence at all. Yep, just like in the name, Islam is very “peaceful”. Insulting and spamming will only lower your intelligence, which you’ve accomplished...and I know you’re very proud. I’m 100% wrong and you win.
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  147. Ajmal Ali All I can hope for you is that you mature and see your mistakes that you’ve made. Insulting and spamming devalues you as an individual. I’m sure you’re young, full of angst, and I think in time you’ll be better at expressing your ideals at a level-headed position. I also hope you keep reading about history and enlighten yourself. I never accused you of being “anti-Israel”, it was an example. You shouldn’t take things to heart and lash out when someone gives an example.Good luck, Ali.
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  148. Ajmal Ali Contradictions in the Quran: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Qur%27anic_contradictions https://carm.org/contradictions-quran Stop with the insults. I didn’t “accuse” you of anything. I simply brought up how Muslims are not tolerable for Jews, yet Israel doesn’t mind. The crusades: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/apocalypse/explanation/crusades.html http://www.scielo.org.za/pdf/hts/v74n1/09.pdf https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/files/pegroup/files/blaydespaik2015.pdf European did not “seek” an alliance, unless you can suggest evidence...but here is the reason why they did trade: https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-01604632/document Operation Condor is Irrelevant in this discussion. However, it is true that the CIA is responsible for aiding Osama bin Laden when the Soviets were occupying Afghanistan. Al-Qaeda (and other terrorist organizations) blames the US for siding with Israel when they stole land from the Arabs, and the Western influence they had on Saudi Arabia. The CIA also created ISIS in Iraq, since they were disorganized and ignorant of the groups who were imprisoned in their camp. They mixed up Sunni and Shia Muslims, therefore creating ISIS. This still doesn’t excuse the fact that Saudi Arabia is responsible for promoting hatred in their teaching methods, which I’ve clearly stated before. Osama bin Laden came from Saudi Arabia. The individuals who were on the plane on 9/11 were all from Saudi Arabia. It’s clear evidence these teaching are from Saudi Arabia.
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  149. Game Troller It's called an "empire". The US is the ruling, modern empire right now...these are facts. The CIA are the ones meddling in worldly affairs and placing puppet leaders in fascist regimes. Soon China wil be the dominated empire. Deaths don't matter, imperialism and being in control matters.
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  150.  @bjj9711  Lmao, yea XD
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  151. H3H3 is also pretty good.
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  152. @Crynaotlod Which is why intelligence goes along with it?
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  153.  @WHADDDD  I disagree, I think they’re the same, since they both entice curiosity and make you work to understand the dilemma.
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  154.  @disturbed157  Then are they really “intelligent? It depends on your definition.
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  155.  @willywonka00  What does that mean? I wouldn’t call those people intellectuals, then, just individuals who get by.
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  156.  @disturbed157  Also, what does having “street smarts” really mean? Isn’t it just based on instincts? You walk through a bad neighborhood a few times and you can tell who’s morally corrupt? Spot the gang member and drug dealers? Know when to walk away from a large group who looks menacing? Is this the right interpretation of the term?
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  157.  @willywonka00  That’s not my definition, since they’re clearly lacking common sense and logic.
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  158.  @willywonka00  I feel like what you’re describing is someone who is insecure and dislikes facts. To reiterate, my definition of an intellectual is someone who is open-minded and doesn’t stray too much off the course of rationality.
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  159.  @willywonka00  Lmao, telling me I can't formulate my own definition of what an intellectual is, is out of context? I think you're confusing yourself XD
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  160. How was he wrong? I agreed with his perspective to a certain degree.
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  161. Rayhaan Mir Elon Musk.
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  162. Blaine Barcellos I don’t believe in the “IQ” testing. In fact, I don’t believe tests in general should be the judge of your character. And your assumption is nonsense.
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  163.  @blainebarcellos162  Well, it's sad you think some test qualifies your intelligence. Maybe you're just insecure. Insulting is another example of being insecure.
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  164. Blaine Barcellos I wouldn’t know because it doesn’t mean anything. Your philosophy shouldn’t represent some random test, and if does, you need to start educating yourself. Stop with the insults and grow up. I have my worth, maybe it’s time to find yours?
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  165.  @blainebarcellos162  I appreciate your consideration. I guess I'll back to my anime :)
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  166. Jason Suarez Watch him on Vice, he hitchhiked across the US.
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  167.  @thomasreynolds7251  What does that even mean? Can you explain?
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  168. mattslev There are many European countries that have a "free market"...the US doesn't. Which is why I brought up the 5th amendment.
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  169. Monscent It is, sadly. The reality of warfare always comes with the justification of evil and wrongdoing. You could easily educate yourself if you want to learn more.
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  170. BlazingOwnager I’m not sure about that. You could argue about the Axis power and their atrocities all day, and bring up different aspects of who did worse.
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  171. BlazingOwnager I know the details, they also experimented with pathogens, psychologically messed with family members, and performed operations with no anesthesia. You’re talking about Sadamichi Hirasawa? He apparently was falsely accused, and said the true culprit was a member of Unit 731. You should look into the Dirlewanger Brigade and Oskar Dirlewanger in the Warsaw Uprising. Another controversial incident is the siege of Leningrad, where starvation got so bad, the majority of people were cannibals and were even eating babies. But yea, I know how you feel about Unit 731.
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  172. sss vv That’s very hard to say. I have very small hope for humanity, because we’re not in charge of our fates, if we’re talking about superpowers such as the US and China...they sadly, can easily start a war if need be. In modern history, the US has caused more needless wars that have affected the world, and I believe, it was for the worst. I’m sure they thought what they did was justified, but I’ve read all the declassified documents to say otherwise. I’m also extremely cynical of China and their priorities; there is a possibility China created the virus, COVID-19, and I only say this from doing research on SARS (2002-2004) and from past countries experimenting on their own people with chemicals and pathogens. However, I do classify myself as a libertarian and a capitalist...of course, only in good nature. So I do believe in many terminologies that people may not agree with.
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  173. sss vv If you want more examples of why I’m skeptical of China being involved, let me know. I have much evidence to state such a bold claim, especially since we can’t trust these “scientists” who claim it wasn’t “man-made”, when we won’t know the truth from a fascist regime. I’ve also seen thousands of documentaries, so if you want a few links or suggestions about the many atrocities that are public, I’ll be happy to provide them :)
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  174. Che1seabluesdrogba11 Google it?
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  175. justingutube There’s no need to insult me. You could easily voice your opinion without the need to get irate and erratic. The US became an empire after the Spanish–American War. Yes, we’ve saved the British during WW1 and WW2, but you can’t deny that we’ve profited greatly on both wars, especially joining near the end at WW1. We did indeed break free from the English, even though the Declaration of Independence was the epitome of irony, since it reflects the Native Americans and the African slaves Europeans brought over to the US. It’s a shame that they had such strong morals of breaking free from a tyranny, yet everyone else besides the Europeans were being oppressed in a much worse situation. How did we “try” to help the oppressed in the Middle East? The US failed so many times to try and stabilize the Middle East, that it’s a joke. I doubt the CIA cares for much, since they’ve created more wars and chaos for not understanding the regions, or the religion of Islam, including the Sunni and Shia ordeal. Ever since the Vietnam War, it’s been a total disaster.
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  176. justingutube Also, you’re exaggerating at the end there. We’re a superpower, an empire that will soon be taken over by China. And that’s because our government has only cared for private institutions, our military might, and monopolies, which is the reason why our welfare system is always in critical condition. Education, healthcare, infrastructure, the tax system etc...is non-existent. JFK was one of the last presidents who had integrity and an opinion when it came to the CIA and upper echelon. Is there a reason to be prideful over a nation that doesn’t care for its people? But yes, killing individual terrorists solves only a few problems, hmm.
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  177. justingutube It sounds like you’ve lost this argument...I can’t help you, only you can help yourself. I hope you’ll be able to get rid of the insecurities and insults one day, when you finally start reading important information that’ll be worthwhile to your philosophy. Best of luck :)
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  178.  @AlternateTimelord  I've memorized enough about history, and historical events to be confident in my abilities, otherwise I wouldn't be saying it.
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  179.  @AlternateTimelord  Anyone can become a historian, you don't need a degree or access to an archive to be labeled as such. The internet is the best source for genuine answers, and everything is free. I am also a historian in animation, comics, art history, cinematography, contemporary video games, etc. All you need is patience and to be passionate about learning new things.
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  180. Why do you think he won’t be leader for life? I bet that China’s economy will prosper again, and that COVID was a great distraction for their real motives, which is expansion. Japan is more vulnerable than Taiwan, because that have no military in comparison. Also, because China has way more men and equipment.
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  181. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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  182. Donald Smith Both sides are just as bad. The system is not just the president...
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  183.  @bnf82  The same could be said for anything, of course. I’m still confused on what your argument actually is?
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  184. Jaela Komnena Lmao! I’m completely obsessed with history, anthropology, theology...so I know how immigrants or other generations are :p Although me being a white dude, Asians favor whites than any other color, apparently.
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  185. Anime Supercuts I think you’re confused. The OVA you’re referring to is called Trava: Fist Planet, which is the prequel, and it’s still really good. Also, studio Madhouse had no intention of going bankrupt because of the film.
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  186. “Build life around bullshit” That sounds more accurate.
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  187. I support socialism, capitalism, communism, and these are all basic, human necessities of life that we use instinctively.
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  188. Pepe Stock is Soaring No. He didn’t bring up anything about how corrupted capitalism is in our country...so I think he’s just confused on his own philosophy.
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  189. I agree. Our 2nd amendment can definitely be fixed.
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  190. Invictus Lol, sure.
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  191. Atma Grizzly I don’t think so. I believe China is going to be the new empire, especially after this whole situation with the virus ;)
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  192.  @ImGoinToHellForThis  I sure do, and China represents that ideal.
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  193. Paul Mack I said no such thing. Read what I said.
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  194. Paul Mack Yes. I didn’t say “New China Order”
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  195. Paul Mack No, China is now one of the countries that have the leading power that will impact the future of this planet. That’s what it essentially means.
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  196. It’s actually a series. It’s really not that bad.
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  197. He already showed someone on the podcast, scrub.
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  198. Alru Muller I was joking with the scrub part XD but yea, I mostly watch the clips, lol. And also, I don’t have much of a life right now since I’m not working yet...so I mostly educate myself in the meantime.
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  199. This is also the 21st Century...no? I do think there needs to be major changes to how guns are so easily accessible in this country, like it’s legit candy. Although I do feel like it’s too late to fix anything since there’s a lot of regions in the US that live and breath for guns. It’s so complicated and corrupted that it’ll take decades to even try to reduce the issues we face with gun violence and the manufacturers.
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  200. Mugsey1984 What are you talking about, lol?
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  201. pzyko zillah Black market guns still come from our government.
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  202. pzyko zillah I’m not being funny? We’re known for making the most weapons and we’re known for selling the most weapons, even to our enemies.
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  203. Redant23 Back then, guns took at least 20 seconds to load. I'm sure it wasn't a big deal since you could knock a dude out faster than he reloaded. I still think the 2nd amendment needs to be updated, along with the rest of the constitution.
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  204. pzyko zillah Maybe destroy them...yes. But that’s what I’m implying, is that the government owns and manufactures the surplus of the guns. It’s very redundant.
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  205. pzyko zillah I never said anything about it being possible, it’s just an idea. How old are you? You’re acting like a child, even worse than the guy in the video. I’ve memorized the constitution, and, you can indeed add amendments according to Article 5. You listen to Alex Jones too much and can’t think logically about this situation. As a society, we can definitely change laws, as such with the USC (Code of Laws) and limit the use of guns depending on the state and it’s users. I’m not a fan of federalism, because as you can see, it doesn’t work, especially with this idiotic country.
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  206. pzyko zillah An “idea” is still important, because I’m expressing myself for an approach towards a solution, and these are called “steps”. It’s only “impossible” because I’m a pragmatist when it comes to the government, in which private corporations are very hard to limit. I strongly believe a revolution is possible to stop these companies/industries, as they clearly go against the 5th amendment. I said “maybe” to clarify that I’m not entirely sure it’s possible, even if it sounds ideal. You need to read correctly and try not to insult my intelligence. I highly suggest you start to educate yourself because you’re very uneducated in your speech and the way you articulate yourself (along with your grammar/punctuation).
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  207. pzyko zillah First off, the government is extremely authoritarian. Secondly, there’s such a thing as a “peaceful revolution”; and thirdly, I said to get rid of the excess amount of guns that are stored away in giant warehouses and wherever else that government keeps them. I think we could definitely organize and have a better system of where our guns are going, but we all know the government keeps tabs on illegal weapons as well. I believe an amendment that could reform the 2nd, in a more detailed summary, is needed to stop this chaotic disorganization. Again, one proposal out of many that I would suggest.
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  208. milcoll73 I’m confused on everything you’re saying. How are guns “less accessible” if we produce and sell the most guns? And all the guns on the black market come from us? “Liberty” is a very limited word, because we aren’t a “free trade”, we’re sadly not abiding by the constitution. I think you need to educate yourself, since we can change the 2nd amendment anytime.
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  209. pzyko zillah Those guns still come from the US. Look up the definition of a revolution, you’re not understanding anything I’m saying. I never said anything about taking away guns from anyone?
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  210. A simple “edit” could fix our gun problem.
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  211. tony j Do you have stats for that? I have this: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/10/22/facts-about-guns-in-united-states/ I still think the government needs to organize their guns, because they have no discipline whatsoever. Although I believe in the rights of the gun manufacturers, I still believe we should keep tabs on the numbers that are being produced (have a better number of where they’re going in the states). I mean, all the black market guns come from the US...
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  212. At least it's not as bad as Elon Musk. His IQ at speaking killed my brain cells. Definitely one of the worst speakers.
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  213. JohnE “most countries” You mean developing countries? Pretty sure that’s common sense. Other than that I have no respect for the flag, the national anthem, and the government. It’s so disgraceful that I can’t acknowledge any post war after WW2 that was meant to be fought, even if we got lucky with the Korean War.
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  214. David Snow I disagree. I’m assuming you don’t how strict religious principles are about marriage and how it views women as inferior, so it actually causes more tolerance to domestic violence. Happiness in general is subjective anyway.
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  215. I think we definitely need to update and fix a lot of aspects of the constitution. There’s a lot of things that are literally relevant to that time period. Like for example, look up the 3rd amendment. Anyway, it hasn’t been updated since 1991...and that says a lot.
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  216. Joe Mamma You’re very arrogant, which is fine, I was once insecure. Like the dude in the video, you should never jump to conclusions without doing research. Yes, in Article 5 of the constitution, it does say you can propose amendments, which means you can definitely limit the power to the constitution itself. “Unalienable” right do not apply to the constitution, only the deceleration of independence. Most of the founding fathers hated religion/Christianity. If you read the constitution yourself, which I have, you’d notice how some of the amendments are idiotic because they don’t work in today’s society. Anyway, I can tell you’re very passionate about your guns, but that’s why you can’t reason with a solution.
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  217. Joe Mamma Then that’s on you, but I believe we need to limit at least how guns are manufactured like candy. Yep, that’s what they meant, lol, whatever you say. Sure, like I support our current government and what the CIA has done to our own people...ha. I’m only patriotic to the people, which is why I’m a socialist. My dude, after the Spanish–American War we violated the 13th amendment and enslaved the Philippines? Can you explain that? Calm down, I didn’t say anything about taking guns away, I said we need to reduce the amount of guns being made, or at least put some restrictions on them. I’m not sure what “restrictions”, I’m not a gun expert, I only know that we produce and supply the most weapons globally. Good. I’m glad you have it. Lmao, the 3rd amendment is trash. Nothing is “perfect”, my dude, there’s a ton of vagueness and contradictions written in the constitution.
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  218. Joe Mamma Look at this, please: http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/fileadmin/docs/T-Briefing-Papers/SAS-BP-Civilian-Firearms-Numbers.pdf Socialism does work wonders. Welfare is socialism, and it doesn’t work as great because it hinders the population more so than helps. Andrew Yang’s proposal (UBI) is more beneficial to the overall nation. I’m not talking about Obama? I’m talking about the history of our government, which predates to the OSS and their experimentations on humans for testing drugs. The CIA is held responsible for every war after the Korean War, and created terrorist organizations in the Middle East. Hitler, and every other dictator, are not “socialists”, they’re simply fascists/extremists. Who is your so-called “hero”? I bet it’s a loser, since you advocate for a losers mentality. Japan doesn’t have a military, it only has the JSDF. Socialism does work, lol, I’ll repeat it as many times because you’re brainwashed by the government, which is hilarious. Obviously it would make our government a fascist regime rather than a democracy. You need to educate yourself, since you’re lost on all regards of our history...it’s sad.
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  219. It’s too late for Hong Kong.
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  220. Delicate Gee Tarantino is not even that good.
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  221. Nathan Bracey So you’re saying “Disney” is not monopolizing right now? You’re saying Bill Gates didn’t kill off competitors and monopolize the market? Dude, how did you get this brainwashed? Monopolizing is fascist because you’re taking full control of a market and you’re sabotaging other companies. Socialism and communism isn’t “fascist”. They were never intended to be used for evil, just read up on Karl Marx. I wanna know who’s brainwashing you to spit out these disgusting, delusional statements? Like, who are you? I feel like I’m talking to a bot or something malicious.
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  222. manga3040 Not really, lol.
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  223. Patrick Sorry, but everything I said were facts.
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  224. murrrmur There’s no more dead horse, it fully gone XD
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  225. Christopher Mendez All I said was that he was wrong about religion not causing violence? Because that’s entirely wrong and there’s evidence for that. God itself was the justification to do everything immoral and go on crusades.
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  226. Christopher Mendez Nope. The Christians also hated Jews. You’re the one who is ignorant. Read the New Testament, it’s obvious that Paul did not favor Jews.
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  227. Lemur Theory The Crusades. Immoral acts in the name of God. Same could be said for Islam. That’s why religion is no different than paganism in terms of its brutality.
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  228. Lemur Theory A collection of battles? Lol, that’s an understatement...more like 200 years of wars over religion and territories. Listen, the Bible is propaganda. The pope allowed the campaigns, which was then continued to manipulate and exploit everyone. I’ve done all my research, you’re not telling me anything I don’t know, lol.
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  229. Lemur Theory It wasn’t just one pope. Religion has been used forever as an excuse. I think you need to further educate yourself because you’re very ignorant. As I said, the crusades were 200 years. However, it didn’t stop there. Religion was still used as justification for mindless wars. Protestant and Catholics. Shia and Sunnis. Again, it’s propaganda. No different than paganism.
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  230. Lemur Theory Also, Jews created Judaism so they could stop paganism and make their own rules. Mohammed created the Quran because he was jealous of the Jews and wanted his own rules. St. Paul created the New Testament because he did not like Jews and wanted his own rules. It’s all egotism.
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  231. leadfarmer I did elaborate?
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  232. Lemur Theory Whatever you say. I didn’t ignore the details of anything, it seems you’re the one who doesn’t want to accept the truth. All these outdated texts that talk of slavery, rituals, and contradictions have really shaped history for what it is. Religion is a major element of war and destruction; it’s facts. I never said it’s all bad, I respect anyone who is religious, as long as they’re happy and don’t take everything too literal, which is why I dislike religious zealots. The evidence is evident, so again, I can’t talk rational with you and that’s fine. The ones who wrote these bibles were humans...and they were flawed themselves.This is the problem with the religion in the first place.
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  233. Lemur Theory God is part of human nature. I didn’t say anything about those texts causing something bad to happen, I said they’re outdated. There are contradictions and vague verses in every bible, thus is why there are sects. No, a zealot is someone who is a fanatical about their religion.
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  234. Lemur Theory So you’re saying there’s literally no contradictions? You’re talking nonsense. Here’s some examples: http://www.skeptically.org/bible/id6.html No, I did use many examples of both Christians and Muslims fighting each other over their religious beliefs. Don’t make excuses. I’ve already said the these bibles talk of slavery and rituals. You’re ignoring everything I’ve said because you’re uneducated. Again, no different than paganism, and I’ll keep repeating it because you’re ignoring a key factor that matters. I never said anything about Jesus in the New Testament. It has nothing to do with that. It has to do with war, God, and the pope. I’m not hating on anything you’re stating. I’m speaking facts. Both Christians and Muslims hated the Jews. It has nothing to do with my personal opinion on race, sexuality, or gender. I don’t appreciate your false agenda to make me into a racist, confused individual when you’re ignoring common sense. And also, religion hates homosexuality because it was practiced in paganism, that’s why there’s still a stigma on homosexuality with the Catholics.
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