Comments by "King Ace" (@kingace6186) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

  1. The demon Mara can send Attraction, Aversion, and Delusion to come to tempt me away from enlightenment all he wants. The only enlightenment I would need then is the unholy act the four of us would commit.
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  2. By the way, the code for the Queen's passing is actually "London Bridge is down". And, for King George VI', it was "Hyde Park Corner".
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  3. Real talk though. Despite the JSDF being one of the most capable forces on the planet, the Japanese public is largely, staunchly pacifistic. And with Japan being one of the most democratic nations, the government would have to rely on public approval. So, the CCP's action would have to be utterly bold and appalling for the Japanese people to throw their weight behind the government.
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  4. As a fan of the USAF, it saddens me that, while Operation Desert Strom was a great use of shock & awe tactics, other campaigns were just downright inhumane. For example, Operation Rolling Thunder is one of the grimmest mistakes (& war crimes) committed by America's ariel capabilities.
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  5. You maybe speak with a sense of bias. Because the infographics show conveyed that the Natives would still wage wars between themselves. But overall, if left to progress undisturbed (like Europe was), the Americas would be prosperous. There would still be wars, but there would be no ethnic genocides, no racial segregation, no colonization, no plagues, and no concept of "racism" (classism yes, but no racism).
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  6. That is an opinion held only because you see this history as being the only history available.
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  7. To be fair, Queen Elizabeth 1 did fail in one matter. She never conceived an heir to a throne, and, while luckily there was no war of succession, it meant the end of the Tudor Dynasty. On the other hand, thanks to her reign creating a much more stable and orderly England, after her death, the Monarchy was able to peacefully transition even with all the hurdles.
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  8. Im weak. Invincibles really became so famous even infographics is talking about it.
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  9.  @kilgore1863  Actually, knowing Henry he would be more fond of her and showed her off due to her reserved beauty paired with her intelligence. He was ruining marriages (beheading and divorces and all) over a lack of male heir. So what makes you think Henry was fine with settling for a female heir? (Despite Queen Elizabeth I being one of the most legendary Monarchs to come out of the British Isles.)
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  10. The most ironic part is that he wanted to prevent any war like that from happening... "Every time someone tries to win a war before it even starts, innocent people die", Steve Rogers in Ultron.
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  11. It should be noted that there is a big difference between a recession and a depression. And preventing a depression seems to be the Federal Reserve's priority while trying to stave off the worst parts of a recession. It is important to understand this to understand the current and near-future states of both the US and global economies.
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  12.  @2ShayZeeGe  They meant during the interwar period. Hawaii only became a state in 1959. 18 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  13. Gross.... She was way too young.... and HIS DAUGHTER! Henry VIII really was a scourge on the Earth.
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  14. Very unfortunate. I consider Bonnie and Clyde (misguided) heroes of the Prohibition and Great Depression eras.
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  15.  @numbskull9369  Your statement comes from a lack of understanding of the First Nations. Also, it is very colonial of you to just assume that a different path of human evolution is inherently inferior.
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  16. lol why does this video sound like a brochure on the corruption of Putin's rule and why he needs to defend himself because of it
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  17. Someone once told me, "tens of millions of people might not have died if Adolf had a loving mother, a well-represented connection with Jewish culture, and was just encouraged towards his dream of going to art school".
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  18. There is no way India & China would cooperate together in a military alliance, there economic alliance is already strained as it is.
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  19. So true. Even after the Emperor's "surrender" speech, many in the Imperial Military -- from high command to soldiers -- wanted to fight to the bitter end, despite knowing defeat was inevitable.
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  20. ​ @nemunemufan  ...a state not a country. Even when it wasn't a state, it was a US territory. Hawaii supported Japan's recognition because the US did -- & most Hawaiian prolly regretted it 2 decades later.
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  21. The comments taught me that it is easier to laugh about and blame others for financial crises than it is to learn about and deal with them.
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  22. The Utopia that we robbed ourselves of. Then again any Utopia would be too boring for me.
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  23. Wow. Well, I am way too invested for there not to be an episode 2. Great narrative; gritty and realistic.
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  24.  @numbskull9369  Also where did you get all of these numbers and "statistics" from? And where are you getting your supporting details from? Because without a credible source, all of this is just bias-driven opinion stating. Which is fine I guess. Your comment is "extremely optimistic".
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  25. Also, while "The Lone Star" is the most independent state, last year's weather storms proved that Texas will be crippled w/o the rest of the States.
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  26. You win a cookie, Captain obvious.
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  27.  @skela098  You should read about the Battle of Dagoli, Battle of Adwa, Battle of Lexington & Concord, Battle of Dien Bein Phu, Battle of Wabash, and more. These battles were all parts of wars where the outmatched and technologically inferior forces prevailed. These battles were a part of the wars: The 1st & 2nd Italian Colonization attempts of Ethiopia; the Africans were victorious. The American Revolutionary war; the colonists were victorious. The Vietnam War (both); the northern Vietnamese were victorious. The Northern Indian War; the Northwestern Indian Confederacy was victorious.
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  28. Not gonna lie. Antonio's story made me jealous. I mean, who wouldn't want to have "fun" with extraterrestrials.
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  29. What a monster. This video actually made my Red-Flag-spotting skills sharper.
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  30. Well, that might be true now, but during the Tudor Dynasty, only a third of that was true.
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  31. She isn't a badass (is a baddie tho), but Elizabeth Regina II is still my favorite sovereign. And probably the world's best & most stable monarch. But gotta honor the fact that Elizabeth Regina I was the OG Faerie Queene, Glorious Gloriana -- & Shakespeare's Titania.
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  32. I wonder if you heard Fox News say this and just repeated it. Very sad to see that this is your understanding of geoeconomics.
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  33. Good, old fashion, wishful thinking. The ultimate best reality contrasted by the ultimate worst reality compared to our reality.
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  34.  @jamesschultz30  This stems from a fundamental misunderstanding what "Racism" is and why/how it was intended to be used. Before the age of European Colonization, globally, there was slavery, ethnic discrimination, sexism, classism and colorism. But never racism. This is because, during the age of European Colonization, colonizers needed a form of subjection that works w/ dividing and conquering. This was important for them because they were trying to conquer & colonize every continent other than Europe. So they invented racism to make their colonial "dreams" more attainable. So they oppressed the "Indians" w racism. And, for the first time, they used slavery enslaved people based on which continent they came from. All of this is distinctly European.
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  35. Once again, Infographics Show is obsessed with the nuclear obliteration of life on Earth.
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  36.  @berryfin4648  You obviously don't understand the term "Superpower". A superpower is a great power that actively projects military, political, economical, & cultural power globally. China is an 'emerging superpower' but only satisfies the economical & cultural requirements -- growing political dominance. Japan is a 'great power' that is culturally renowned but its economy isn't as "great" as it seems. USSR USED to be a superpower, but now Russia can't even seriously be called a 'great power'. And if you were curious, the US is actually an 'emerging "hyperpower"', a state that has no equal rivals. As for now, it has rivals but not equal ones -- only time can tell if US deserves to be called a 'hyperpower'.
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  37. And wow I didn't know that most Purple Hearts were made for that. I can only be thankful that they weren't needed for that purpose in the end, and that the invasion was canceled.
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  38.  @alaskanoverwatch745  EXACTLY!! Stalin is a paper bear. While they did make plans months in advance, Stalin only declared war on Japan AFTER he heard the US destroyed Hiroshima with Little Boy.
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  39.  @sovietpineapple7938  But remember 3 things. 1) ~500 is not a lot when considering the global responsibilities/commitments of the USAF. 2) It takes significant time to prepare and deploy those bad boys. Not to mention, the expensive cost of maintenance on its cutting-edge materials. 3) The F-35 is a beast that is overqualified for 80% of expectable missions. All of these variables together seriously reduce the number of missions the F-35 can justifiably be deployed on.
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  40. This was a great video that probably helped hundreds of thousands of people get jobs, especially in the current economic crisis.
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  41.  @adamhunt429  Also the attack on Pearl Harbor was unexpected for everyone because no one thought Imperial Japan was rash enough to drag another great power into the war. It's why people say that Pearl Harbor and Operation Barbarossa were the turning points of WW2.
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  42.  @MarloSoBalJr  LOL in what alternate reality.
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  43.  @chrissimmons9743  Funny how The "West Coast Union" (or something) would still be a political, military, economical, & cultural superpower.
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  44.  @jamesschultz30  Ethnic discrimination is not racism. Racial discrimination is racism (oversimplified). And the concept of race is a distinctly European invention. They wanted to export this idea that "White" people (aka Europeans) were better than everyone else -- especially "Black" people (aka Africans).
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  45. The Aztecs respected and protected mother nature out of fear.
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  46.  @jabronjunklove760  Prolly and It would be the fans to start it.
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  47. This was a great video that helped inspire me and reaffirm my belief in human's willpower for survival.
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  48. Timing and synchronization must be key.
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  49. Uhhh. Eisenhower was president before Kennedy. Maybe you mean Lyndon B Johnson
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  50. All my homies hate Blackbeard. Word to the StrawHat & Whitebeard Pirates.
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  51. You are failing to differentiate between conquering and colonizing. Colonization and race-based slavery are distinctly European practices.
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  52. True. But given the F-35 are usually unavailable for combat, this duo would be limited to a handful of feasible opportunities.
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  53. Here is to celebrating her life and times, instead of lamenting her death. God Save the most consequential Monarch of these Isles' long and storied history.
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  54. Yes. One cannot underestimate the nuclear-triad capabilities located in Washington State -- especially the submarine fleets.
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  55.  @-p2349  You're acting like the Natives weren't armed and didn't fight back. They waged in fierce guerrilla war to liberate and protect themselves and their heritage. If it weren't for the Old World plagues, the colonizers and their patron nations would have found that success was too costly to proceed -- gains would have been limited. We saw this when the US, the most powerful nuclear-armed superpower (~hyperpower), was bogged down and ultimately defeated in Vietnam, Afghanistan, (proxy) against Iran, e.t.c. All woefully ill-matched and ill-prepared -- only difference -- no invasive invisible plagues.
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  56. Buried by the waters beneath sea level So just buried at sea
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  57.  @listenhere1623  Why? California is the border state w/ the least "unhealthy" relationship w/ Mexico. Not to mention California and Mexico are interdependent in so many ways.
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  58. BTW VPOTUS Khamala Harris might actually surpass the 31 deciding votes record set by John C. Calhoun. So far she already motioned 23 times to break a tie (albeit, most were for nominations). She is one of the most proactive Presidents of the Senate ever -- especially post-1945.
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  59. A lot of this comment is not necessarily accurate. But I will focus on the disease part. It wasn't that the Natives weren't immune to European diseases -- that is not how human immunology worked. It is that Europeans had plagues (different from diseases), which come from dense and unclean population centers w/ domesticated animals, while the New World did not.
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  60.  @seanmcquilkin7753  No. The Natives were human beings like the rest of the world. So, yes, some tribes/nations would fight wars, practice slavery, & conquer. Now the difference between the Natives (and the rest of the world) from Europeans was colonization and racism. Similar to Alexander the Great, when the Aztecs or Mayans conquered people, they would let them keep their own identities. Something European Colonization never did. And when it comes to racism, how could Natives be racist when they are (by European definition) all on race? It is like saying, Black people are racist toward other Black people. Instead, there was ethnic discrimination, mostly by the more powerful nations/empires. Additionally, the only non-Euro empire that practiced colonization and racism was Imperial Japan. But that was because they modeled their imperialism after Europeans, and not the Chinese. In conclusion, racism is a distinctly European practice for colonization purposes.
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  61.  @lukelyall5879  Thank you. I hate how little most people think of the indigenous peoples of the Americas. Most of the First Nations were modern by 1500s standards and some were even powerful states that rivaled early-modern England and France.
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  62.  @lukelyall5879  Also their comment was highly defeatist and pessimistic. War should only be fought when necessary. Anyone who doesn't understand that can't know peace.
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  63.  @jamesschultz30  I have no idea what your talking about anymore. Are you deflecting when you remembered Black people still have to deal with racism? Or are you just offended (mad much?) because you said something idiotic and was hit w a rebuttal?
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  64.  @michaelmarciano7064  The Aztecs were not racist. The Aztecs were cruel in warfare. In case you forgot how to use a dictionary, those words are not the same.
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  65. That only takes history at face value. It wasn't the Great War and a 1918 Pandemic that contributed to the Great Depression, it was the uncontrolled economical growth of the roaring 20s.
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  66. The First 200 Days was extremely suspenseful and engaging.
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  67. I like where your mind is at.
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  68.  @kilgore1863  IDK. Given the historical precedence of sexism and royals doing amoral acts, I would not rule out Henry's innocence. Although, since I lack the evidence, I could not rule his guilt either. All I can prove is that he was an atrocious husband and father.
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  69. Thank you for your service and comment.
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  70. My favorite one of these was the Canyon survivor but The Cave and The Seafloor survivors really caught my attention too.
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  71.  @deeboxjones6601  There is a reason philosophies like "United we Stand, Divided we Fall" & "E Pluribus Unum" are the backbone of America's union. While States look after themselves, the Federal Government has served as the cohesion that maintains the strength of the Union. This has been proven time and time again; during the War of 1812, Civil War, Reconstruction, both World Wars, the Great Depression, Cold War, War on Terror, -- and even today, 7/8, when President Biden signed Executive Order 14076.
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  72. Man thought The Bahamas was the Indian Subcontinent. He probably thought Cuba must have been China.
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  73. Poor Mary. She was still a mass murderer tho. But still, a product of fat, tyrannical Henry.
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  74. Thank you for being mindful of how sharks are represented in media. The truth is sharks are infinitely less dangerous than us humans despite them still superior in evolutionary ways. Overall, sharks should be respected and left alone because oftentimes we are the ones that make shark fin stew than being eaten.
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  75. He fought til his death because of Roman politics. He changed the fabric of society & civilization. And He conquered basically all of Europe under the Roman Republic. Pugni. Mutati. Vici.
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  76. Correction. It wasn't Japan strongarming the French Colonial government. It was Imperial Japanese Army, assisted by Vichy France, in a brutal occupation. France had the sins and blood of both the Axis & Allies in the history of WW2.
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  77. The first time I saw a Glock, I just thought the safety system was so complicated that simply observing wouldn't work to figure out how it worked. Now I realize, I couldn't figure it out, not because it was harder to turn off the safety, but because it was much much simplier. Lesson: I guess, think smarter not harder.
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  78.  @robspencer35  Following due process. Respect that, too.
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  79. And if you look on the Himalayan border, China and India are already fighting World War 4 with sticks and stones.
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  80.  @lilmonkmonk808  Reverse Uno
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  81.  @onlyme-1966  Like a said there is more than one definition to the word 'bury'. Like "to completely cover" [ie: by water].
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  82. It is said that the Monarch of England's principal responsibility is to, constitutionally, do nothing. The hardest job there is or ever was.
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  83. Edward "Blackbeard" Teach/Thatch. The cultured pirate king of the seven seas.
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  84. The definition of Mutually Assured Destruction is simple, it's when everyone gets MAD & goes apocalyptic-crazy.
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  85. Their binding national treasure? The Patriots.
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  86. Most Valuable Commentor (MVC)
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  87.  @ihateidv3192  Yes it did. And I hate it.
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  88. Exactly. Very worth it.
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  89. Even staunch monarchists don't revere their sovereign as highly as the Japanese used to -- and there are some who even still do.
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  90. LOL
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  91.  @jkm7983  This comment is a waste of space.
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  92.  @greengoblin99999  The quick, smart solutions aren't usually the wisest.
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  93.  @harrisonskelton6934  CAP.
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  94.  @harrisonskelton6934  It's sad that you actually believe that.
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  95. hahaha
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  96.  @ctakitimu  Not really. As any physicist will tell you, "What Ifs" and parallel/alt realities are important to study. Importantly, they show what is possible in this reality -- whether it is Quantum mechanics or historical differences. It's not a prophecy but a glimpse into a road not taken. And yes, most of the time, it is written in fiction to be fun and engaging. You're supposed to enjoy it and learn key messages from it.
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  97.  @jamesschultz30  Also, White Americans and Canadians. Cheers, fam.
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  98.  @thalmoragent9344  Precisely, there was and still is a different, less-destructive way. Thank you for your rationality and display of ethics.
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  99. Plus an unconditional surrender, but not too brutal, was necessary or else another great war could have begun in the Pacific. The "Japanese Instrument of Surrender" signing was neither forgiving nor overbearing. A rather necessary ending to a half century of all-out wars leading up to 1945.
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  100. Each United States Air Force pilot of an F - 22 Raptor / F - 35 Lightning costs at least 2 million dollars to train and operate. That 2 million dollars worth of information alone. That's why the USAF also spends 400 thousand dollars to protect and enhance each pilot's brain.
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  101. Also, in this "New World", the Aztecs and Mayans might be fierce but the Incan Empire would be the true superpower of the Americas.
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  102.  Daniel E.  Actually, no. It was a part of First Nations theology and religious, animistic cultures/traditions.
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  103. I personally think Califronia would be in the most capable position due to its 6th largest economy (globally), its natural protection (the Rockys), large size + plentiful nature, & HUGE costal area. That being said, I don't think a single state would be able to thrive on its own, especially w/o federal support. Not to mention the fact that, as evident w/ the Civil War, the Federal Government would NEVER allow any state to secede from the Union.
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  104. Crazy how the Ukrainian-Russo war could go nuclear while I am watching this video.
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  105.  @Shakshuka69  It is almost paradoxical. To end the conflict, Ukraine has to soundly beat Russia. But, the more Russia loses, the more likely a desperate Putin is gonna go for the nuclear option. And ppl advocate for a "No Fly Zone" but it isn't like NATO can properly get involved w/o starting a world war. I might be wrong but unless Russia is willing to admit defeat, the Ukrainian-Russo War might be another "forever war".
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  106. I agree on some level. It doesn't matter who controls the White House or Congress, the modern US economy can't fail because the government (lobbied by the American People) doesn't want to let it fail, ever. In my opinion, it is an issue that stems from the American sociology of seeking short-term gains over long-term, delayed gratification.
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  107. Perhaps. Interesting observation. It would be interesting how the islands of Hawai would have played a role in that alternate history. Still tho, the Natives being the ones to "discover" Iberia would be a sweeter fruit to taste. Poetic Justice, if you please.
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  108.  @Lord_Elron  Hi. 1) I'm pretty sure @Karsten Voigt was talking about the Indigenous people. Instead of sailing in the Atlantic to Europe, they would have sailed out into the Pacific. 2) Actually, yes, Europeans wanted a shortcut to India & China. BUT. Most educated Europeans already knew the size and shape of the Earth. Meaning they understood that sailing around southern Africa would still be faster. But Columbus didn't care, for whatever reason, and rediscovered the New World. IDK if he was uneducated or super hopeful, but he just called it India and patted himself on the back.
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  109. True. But it shows that human history did NOT have to play out the way it did.
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  110. Prisons especially in countries like the US and Japan need to reform their system that only thinks about profit and prisoners as statistics. Instead, prisons need to reform to meeting their original intention of rehabilitating criminals.
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  111. First of all, Christians not entering Mecca is COMPLETELY different than sexism. And second, Saudi Arabia is super misogynistic, since Christians, Jews, & Muslims all share Jerusalem.
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  112. Yeah. Actually, Japan has a few holy sights that prohibit women. I would not be surprised if the same used to apply to Mount Fuji.
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  113. I mean US has Ellon Musk now so how will the second half of the 21st century look like? Hmmm.
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  114.  @bobtheanimator8353  To the game.
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  115.  @piers389  Yup. I think "Queen of Titles" should be included in her titles. LOL.
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  116.  @piers389  No, it's fine. I enjoyed reading your essay. The history and trivia of the royal sovereign have always interested me. In fact, I like to think of the Queen's titles as a window into the crown's history. Also, the the different versions showcase the history of the sovereign & the geopolitical realities of the dominions and commonwealths.
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  117. Either the Monks of Mount Aethos are EXTREMELY gay or.... are trying to perform a "natural", long-term eugenic process. I mean, even the Holy See is not that misogynistic. While very limited (5% of the citizenry), women are not prohibited -- although there is extreme sexism. Interestingly, while religiously immoral, the Vatican even allows abortion (in highly extreme cases) to preserve the life of the woman -- proving that religion does not prohibit ethical reproductive rights. Mike Pence, SCOTUS, and the South need to take notes.
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  118. You forgot South Korea because if CCP launches an invasion, the client Kim regime would be emboldened, as well.
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  119. A very insightful observation.
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  120. Killer Robots! Crazy how it's not science fiction anymore. There is actually a movement of many people across the world, governments of developing countries, and even the government officials of some EU member states to lobby for the ban, restrictions, regulations, or condemnation of the production and/or potential use of the weapons. So far, the United Nations was only able to reschedule because talks were less successful than the Iranian nuclear deal negotiations.
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  121. @I forgot 's
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  122. London Bridge is Down
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  123. Oooo, some tea on the CIA
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  124. this video was cool
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  125. Bruh. Eden is in heaven -- if it's real. People take heaven on Earth to far.
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  126. This video and the impressions are funny hahaha
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  127. This WOULD be the greatest 'WHAT IF?' alternate reality in human history. I wonder when and how the Indigenous First Nations' people would start modernizing. What would be their alternative method of industrialization from the European brand of capitalism? Would European nations still turn out as powerful/important without the wealth of the New World? Would there be a scramble for Africa much sooner than later? Would the sun still not be able to set on the (peak) British Empire? Would Hawaii and Japan become rival Pacific superpowers? What would the nationalistic 20th century, and its World Wars, end up looking like?
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  128. Honestly, the Titanic could have been unsinkable but..... humans happened.
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  129. Musk beat Besos? I sense a rivalry coming up.
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  130. now this is something that is useful
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  131. Don't jump the gun on the last line, yet. knocking on wood
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  132.  @huiyinghong3073  Inaccurate for many reasons. 1) A-bomb/fission nuke is the third most powerful capability in a nation's arsenal. 2) Their impact damage can envelope the whole urban center, firebombing raids were less destructive in terms of individual firepower. 3) You also neglect to factor in that comparing conventional weapons w/ nuclear weapons is a futile task. Nuclear radiation is the most lethal tool of warfare. 4) SEVERAL people questioned & scrutinized the repetitive use of bombers in Germany & Japan. Yes, they finally brought the war back into the territory of those who started it. BUT, they caused casualties in 100,000s & destroyed 1/4 of all Japanese shelters. So, you better, while not underestimate the power of the A-bomb, believe that people opposed the firebombing campaigns.
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  133. This fact-check in itself is unfactual. The US has a very, very long history of racking up 100s of billions in debt every single year. To argue otherwise is false and VERY partisan. So "I like this comment, but wording and language shouldn't be skewed just to" put all the blame on an administration. Also, it is the Federal Reserve, Commerce, and Treasury Departments that are responsible for the nation's economics -- obviously not the White House.
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  134. 2022. A woman can use a male bathroom if she wants. lol
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  135. Queeny! No! Alas, time is cruel... Anyways, let's see how Prince Charles of Wales reigns. We learned from the "Crown" that there are 2 types of ppl in the royal family: 1) The "stuffy", reliable heirs: like Elizabeth I & II; George VI; Victoria. 2) The wild, unreliable heirs: like Princess Margaret; Edward VII; Henry the misogynist. Prince Charles used to be the former, but the old man is really shaping up to be the latter, fun heir. Well at least, the heir apparent isn't Andrew.
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  136. Yup. I'm used to them doing that by now. And, I hope POTUS doesn't watch this video and get any ideas.
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  137. ​ @patrickmcgee6309  As opposed to Trump who actually wanted to turn US into a hermit state. Because of his policy of isolationism, China has had an opportunity to fill the power vacuum left behind.
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  138.  @BatmanTC  We know but the way it was done so nonchalantly is frightening. A useful deterrent maybe.
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  139. This time on the Infographics show. Sharks and blood.
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  140. Yeah. It takes a lot of sexism-- I mean determination -- to uphold an unspoken rule for more than a millennia.
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  141. You can open your mouth and say that. But you are obviously ignorant because women are allowed in the Holy See, supposedly the Holiest site in the world. So you're sexist logic is flawed.
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  142. SHUT UP
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  143. People like you desecrate the trust the American People have in the United States Navy.
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  144. This video brings to the surface one disturbing, unpopular thought that keeps me up at night which is that: the State of Israel would not exist without Zionists being haunted by the horrors of the Holocaust.
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  145.  @WildeHoppsANDW  No because it was never about "race". It was about ethnicity and controlling the population. These and slavery have always existed since the dawn of warfare. BUT, the social construct of race is a distinctly European tool for colonization. I appreciate your logical and evidence based response.
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  146.  @ryanestes7331  well yeah, the private might be shaky but the future is most likely when they will shine.
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  147.  @MrDJAK777  Yeah. That actual 5-generation (no more 4.5 gen) technology is the result of the US's focus on smart weapons. Essentially the F-35 is the modern peak of the military-industrial complex.
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  148. First 100, then 200, then 300, and NOW 400 DAYS!! Let's go! Can we get a 500 days?
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  149. (6:08) Shoutout to teenage Uncle Sam LOL
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  150. "A person's dreams.... NEVER DIE!!" Iconic words right before a visit to the heavens to punch god in the face.
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  151. 2 words. "EMU WAR"
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  152. And that is the 0.1% chance the US would split up at all.
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  153. Willy was a true patriot.
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  154. Surprising to know that events like this are far more common to know about. 1) Of course, there is that famous instance during the Cuban Missile Crisis when a Soviet submarine (B-59) thought that WW3 was already underway. But Brigade Chief of Staff, Vasili Arkhipov, refused to launch since he taught there wasn't enough information on the situation to assume the worst. 2) Then, there is the lesser-known '1983 Soviet nuclear false-alarm incident' in which Lieutenant Colonel, Stanislav Petrov, played a key role in preventing nuclear armageddon. As an officer of the Soviet Air Defence Forces, LTC. Petrov was the duty officer stationed at the Oko early warning systems when the system reported a nuke had been launched from the United States at the Soviet Union -- followed by ~5 more. This was 3 weeks after the USSR shot-down civilian, commercial Korean Airlines Flight 007 so it was considered plausible that the West could have indeed launched in retaliation. But Stanislav Petrov reasoned that the US couldn't have started WW3 over a Soviet mistake, so instead of reporting that an attack was imminent, he reported that a false alarm occurred. Following an investigation, it was discovered that Petrov was right, and the system had indeed malfunctioned. 3) All the several other close calls -- from system malfunctions to unscheduled drills -- both the USSR and US's STRATCOM had to deal with due to hair-trigger readiness protocol.
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  155. How come this is the first time I am hearing about this beast.
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  156. Not true. Get off his nuts. And humanity would still progress to 2022 and beyond -- with far less destruction.
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  157. How to make aircraft carriers more badass? A gravitational/flying aircraft carrier that operates over national/international airspace. Essentially a floating airbase.
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  158. right? Toilet pls?
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  159. and the part where luffy gave a 1000 piece no biscuit before heading off to laugh tale.
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  160.  @adamhunt429  Allowed to happen!?? What? Were you taught that Hawaiians gave an invitation to the Imperial Japanese?
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  161.  @PendulumCancel  True the desire and will are there. Although, you are missing one fact. Japan's Self-Defense Force can only protect Japan. And I don't mean politically, legally, or popularly -- those factors are a given. I mean, that Japan does not have the capability or logistics to do so. Without US Armed Forces, the Japanese SDF is a paper tiger.
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  162.  @yr7283  The thing is... the people don't want to. The reason that the JSDF is a paper tiger is due to the general Japanese public still being very pacifistic. Sure the government under Shinzo Abe's administration was lw pro-militarization, but the people still poll against it. It doesn't matter if the Japanese or US Governments want it, it matters if the people want it.
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  163.  @richardmycroft5336  Uhh. I am not discounting anything you said because it's historically accurate. But what does that have to with the original comment you replied to?
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  164. The Asylum crisis is an atrocity that has gone on for over 200 years with little reform and improvement.
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  165. In that respect, I would compare it to modern-day racism and how it is SLIGHTLY an improvement on older times.
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  166. Not being late and always wearing the uniform correcting would be the rules hardest for me to follow.
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  167. Gol D. Roger expected Joy Boy and he got it with Straw Boy
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  168. Free Nero.
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  169. What a morbid way to start a video.
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  170. if my life was in imminent danger or if I was ordered to do something immoral
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  171. Long Live Elizabeth Regina. The Glorious Gloriana.
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  172. Yeah. They didn't even bring a single political party in this video.
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  173. fr
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  174. This is a great social experiment
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  175. That actually is a misconception. The First Nations would have handled the European colonizers, even with their horses, guns, and armor. But the Europeans had a secret weapon... plagues. But likewise, even if the Europeans stayed in Europe and the "Americans" crossed the ocean, Europeans would still have plagues to unintentionally weaponize.
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  176. this is great video
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  177. nice, I mean brutal, but still
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  178. perfect for fourth of july
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  179. I'm getting major Cain from the bible vibes.
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  180. Well, a lot of that -- at least domestically -- is thx to big bro US's security down over at the southern border where most Canadians live.
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  181. I often think about this Yes, America has the most technologically-advanced and economically-financed ballistics in the world. Yes, Russia has an aging, barely-maintained nuclear arsenal that has been seriously degrading due to strategic, international sanctions. However, in my practical opinion, while, at the best very best, the US could knock out 90% of incoming warheads, maybe around 10% would probably hit the target. And all that is factoring in Russian missiles, not Chinese nuclear capability. China has a more advanced, difficult-to-intercept, & precise arsenal -- but, fortunately, China has long since promised only to use its warheads for second-strike purposes.
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  182.  @joshjwillway1545  China will always only use their nukes for retaliation only. It has only 300 or so warheads so it can't waste any by striking first. It is not about the promises but about the realities.
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  183. Ah, our favorite and least important writer having a night out.
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  184. If you are an incel
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  185. Those who question the need for striking urban centers over military building miss one thing. The strategic significance of countervalue -- targeting dense populations. It is more of a guarantee to destroy a belligerent nation's foundation (the people) than its' capabilities. In the end, the cold fact is VALUE > FORCE.
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  186. Also, there are more than one meaning of the word bury.
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  187. The thought of being drafted makes me wanna get under the covers and watch a show while my house was locked down.
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  188. You are the type of person to think women should have fewer forms of contraception because men only have 2 methods.
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  189. Shame
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  190. Maybe Australia was capable of never losing a war against man. But it has lots several wars against animals and nature. I mean, any intelligent veteran of the Australian Armed Forces should be terrified of the MIGHTY EMUS!!!!
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  191. Man, Gen. Douglas McArthur was all over the pacific ocean in the 1940s, huh.
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  192. Yeah, man. Both of my parents still have bullet fragments in some of their wounds. (Both served; one still does). It's one of the scariest things that my parents have to live with, and it really messes with my head.
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  193. Especially when it comes down to the insane logistics of the US Armed Forces' command structures.
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  194. Roman emporer named Valerian?? Yall see the connection to GOT I see, right? A stingy spoiled royal being executed by molten gold by a foreign war commander/leader as he tried to plead his privilege....
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  195. Great video reporting on this atrocity. Also, I noticed there was a lot of hate speech toward Japan in the comments. Yall have to understand that was a Japan the Empire, not Japan the modern state. The key difference is a whole different liberal government as a democracy and has denounced the old empire. Additionally, how is it right to judge the people for a crime that the government committed, and the old government no less. So, listen more talk less.
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  196. I'm glad Stalin's body was moved by Premiere Khruzchev and his Destalinization campaign.
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  197.  @onamattapeeya  IKR WHAT IS HAPPENING!!!
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  198. I mean this is an interesting field and might have some basis in truth. But correlation does not mean causation. There were equally probably tons of people that were wrongly charged due to their handwriting than those who were actually guilty.
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  199. You know, I genuinely believe that some idiotic people think the human body is built to recover from a gunshot injury. Forget COVID-19, the apocalypse, or whatever, the only thing close to being an actual "Great Equalizer" is a loaded iron weapon.
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  200. 12 foot !!!!??? Ludacris.
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  201. ooh. this should be interesting. grabs popcorn
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  202. 30th NATO Member State: North Macedonia 31st NATO Member State: Potentially Finland 32nd NATO Member State: Potentially Sweden
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  203. Any vulnerabilities on both sides of the border will become the priorities of both sides during strategic planning.
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  204. But does that mean you really died tho??? Hmmmm...
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  205. The infographics quality and funding of any Netflix/Prime special would be off the chain!
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  206. definetely!
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  207. And I could not. D.C. is way too powerful to allow that, even amongst governmental incompetency.
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  208. It would be a cool hypothetical to imagine a West Coast Super-state. Obviously centered on California, w/ Washington State holding the military responsibilities -- Oregon would be a nice recreation region/state + a buffer so Cali & Washington don't beef.
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  209.  @Phrancis5  Well I feel like even red states and blue states don't agree enough to secede as a unit. Maybe 3, 4, or 5 confederacies. All be it, ever since the Civil, the feds have reconstructed the Union so it wouldn't be worth it to secede successfully.
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  210.  @listenhere1623  No. California's water comes from the North Cal mountains, the Colorado River, & other natural springs. California's biggest water-related problems are scarcity & mismanagement. I WISH, as a Californian, that Kali had enough water to hog.
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  211. We were all prepared for this... but it doesn't make it any either.
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  212. we still are bickering about the shape of planets lol
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  213. HA! That's a real knee-slapper.
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  214. I would someday like to be a vegan however it will be hard because I ate meat and dairy all my life. Maybe a pescatarian diet is more my speed.
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  215.  @arnowisp6244  Yes that is key. Great Britain believes in a monolithic, Ambrahmic God. On the other hand, Japan believes in paganistic, animistic gods. And while the Queen of England is divine but not God, herself, the Emperor of Japan is revered as a god. A god who received his authority from the chief god, Amaterasu themself.
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  216. SMH. Pakistan's Government safe housed him for years and he was eventually found in a Pakistani military suburb. Yet, they still claimed they didn't know. If it weren't for them being geopolitical necessities, the United States would have dropped Pakistan as an ally faster than they would have dropped the Saud Monarchy.
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  217. Simple, but massively informative.
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  218. You should produce a video on the atrocities in the Tigray Region in Ethiopia, and how it is destabilizing the Horn of Africa --and by extension most of African politics because the AU is centered in Ethiopia.
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  219.  @numbskull9369  I know this. Everything you have said is either redundant or extremely misinformative.
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  220. Pirate King Buggy D Clown
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  221. MAJOR'S ACTOR HAS TO HAVE A CANADIAN ACCENT.
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  222. 300 days!? This might just become a long-running series.
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  223.  @jamesschultz30  Oh I get it now. You are one of those privileged, rightists that are still oppressing the First Nations people of equality and human rights. Try viewing history and current events from a more conscious and unbiased perspective. It would do wonders for your ignorance.
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  224.  @reboundrides8132  Did you know the "survival of the fittest" is a pseudo-scientific theory used by 19th & 20th-century white supremacists to argue for racial dominance and even racial perfection? It's a racist phrasing of Darwin's 'theory of evolution'. Charles Darwin's, the discoverer of evolution, original terminology was actually "natural selection" -- which is ethical and actually scientific.
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  225.  @reboundrides8132  You can chose to be ignorant, if you want. Just don't say you weren't informed.
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  226.  @49trades4  Simple: Race is an overgeneralization of numerous ethnicities grouped together by certain biological traits such as skin color and hair texture. Before overgeneralization like this became relevant (ie: for easier colonization) people just referred to "other people" by their ethnicity or their relationship to said people. With this in mind, your response was smoke.
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  227. my favorite balance of wholesome and fun
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  228. RIP Queen.
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  229. 9-1-1. What's your emergency?
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  230. Slight correction. Columbus didn't discover, he claimed he did tho.
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  231. 'Merica ???
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  232.  @cityboydanny1758  Oh Ig yeah. California would be tied for 4th place with Germany.
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  233. Wow. So only an empress is the exclusive exception. That's sad.
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  234.  @bodo2148  You little just stated a tragedy and then discounted it. You are either callous, vain, or hypocritical. Your pick.
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  235.  @Λυράρης  Theology does not permit a suspension of equal and fair human rights. You know who else uses theocracy as an excuse to ignore human rights & liberalism? ISIS. Iran. Libya. Hezbollah. Hamas. The Saudis. Puritans. Evangelists. Corrupt bishops & Popes. .... Even the Vatican under the current Papacy understands and respects liberalism and equality. So, at the very least, Mount Athos must move towards reconciliation.
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  236. Also, justified? Who is it to decide that? Humans? I don't mean to be philosophical but justice has never been in human hands. Instead, all that can be considered, is the positive and negative ethical ramifications. (BTW, ethics can also be dark/negative. They're not morals; You don't have to be internally satisfied with them or force a sense of justice upon them.)
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  237. Number 1 was built different
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  238.  @Shakshuka69  Well then, here's to a not-too-chaotic transition of power.
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  239. I feel like it was everything but especially the ego that couldn't be reflected into reality.
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  240. Nice a sequel. Netflix missed out.
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  241. To be fair, QUAD is a far more cohesive alliance than any Sino-Russo alliance of convenience.
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  242. I don't care if he ate children. Any attempts to demonize/satanize Mahatma Gandhi should be seen as an affront to civil disobedience and peaceful protests everywhere. Not to mention, the fact that all his opponents used to drag his name through the mud. He was neither a saint nor a sinner -- he was an activist. Point. Blank. Period.
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  243. There have been many atrocities and mass loss of life in areas of the world such as Noth Korea, the Northern Ethiopian region, Burundi, Rwanda, and Congo. Aside from corruption and the reign of the cartels in Latin America.
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  244. PS I like how in minute 1:06, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin are depicted as black. (Pls don't start anything w this comment, just a happy observation.)
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  245. Interesting!
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  246. you only watched the video 5 mins through you donut
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  247. Are we sure that the priest and the nun were not super spies or something lol.
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  248. What a cliffhanger (prt 2 pls)
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  249. Honestly, a burial at sea by the United States Navy with religious customs is something (he did not deserve &) that no Muslim should complain about. It was an honorable ritual for a dishonorable terrorist. And for those that say it was too honorable... just be thankful that there weren't major reprisals putting even more servicemen's and citizens' lives at risk.
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  250. I don't think it would be worth the military's time to search for me if I go AWOL. But at the same time, I don't think it is worth my time to even go AWOL.
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  251. If a group of religious women was doing this instead, you and everyone else would have burned the mountain to the ground. Holy or Unholy.
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  252.  @josephfox9221  There has never been a matriarchal culture of religious worship that hasn't been oppressed by a king, emperor, or general (a world leader essentially).
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  253. May she rest in peace.
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  254. Thank you for saying Palestine and not Palestine, Israel.
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  255. Nice. I'm here the day this video came out.
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  256. Or Minnesota and Wisconsin. Or the cold war that would take place between California & Texas (& maybe Alaska too) -- New York would be too preoccupied beefing with the entire East Coast for dominance.
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  257.  @errolpletcher9186  Yeah. With Prince Charles being the successor, the Commonwealths and Dominions might be displeased.
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  258. Beehive is typing....
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  259. History may rhyme but, it NEVER repeats itself.
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  260. HIs momma has her priority straight. His girlfriend deserves the call.
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  261. Celibacy and/or exclusion are not fun. Even I understood that at age 6.
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