Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "Why the Right and Left Hate Each Other." video.

  1.  @Aewon84  I feel like this is a better troll post because im not sure if it's a troll post or not, I think it is.
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  2. their Utopia is basically Brazil, a multiethnic, multicultral society with lots of poverty and government corruption.
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  3. the left aren't capitalist.
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  4.  @1lobster  I feel like the UK is falling apart, more so than the EU, though both aren't doing so great.
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  5.  @xp7575  I feel like this is a troll post that is not very good at pretending it's not a troll post.
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  6.  @TrashskillsRS  it's mostly bigotry and racism pretending to be intelectual and social. Others who lead it are mostly just grifters and criminals.
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  7.  @TheProjectVoid  I can't watch right now but things like cancel culture, government bailouts, social spending, censorship, big tech and intelectual servitude + big government, while also hating capitalism does not seem like things capitalists would do. Neither are the republicans btw, perhaps more so than the democrats but the left hate capitalism while bending over to serve corporatism and elites.
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  8. ​ @TheProjectVoid  I could not watch because i was at my job, I did watch it now and it's very poorly made, it's the same pro socialist cope argument made without actually going into the source of what the nazi's did or what facists said they believed in, you can look at speeches gives by both Hitler, Mussolini, the works of Ginovani Gentile (seen by many as the father of fascism) and many of the social wellfare programs and work programs funded by both the nazi's, the fascists and even FDR's new deal which Adolf Hitler and Mussolini praised before the start of ww2. every real intelectual who delves into socialism and national socialism/fascism can see how they are quite the same, the only exception which puts both fascism and national socialism slighty to the right/left of center authoritarianism is their focus on certain traditional focuses, family values and a replacement of the chruch with the state as a form of worship which makes them appear more rightwing compared to say communism or marxism but they are still socialist, the only ones who make the argument that they aren't socialist is made by well... socialists supporters who don't want to be associated with the nazi's or the fascists but their ideologies are almost exactly the same, Mussolini was a socialist before he set up the fascist party, most of nazi elites were socialists before the nazi's took power, their controle and regulation of economics is a common act of socialist policies, like price controles, there is a video by razorfist that goes into proving that nazi's were socialists as well as fascists. the argument that they weren't socialist is laughable and often based on bad comparisons between say the democratic republic of North korea, everyone knows it's not democratic because you can only vote for one person and that's always the great leader or else, this is has nothing to do with economic policies or social policies which are much more complex. the ''work through joy'' social program by the nazi's for example was a means of both propaganda, work creation (based on debt spending for the most part) and cementing nazi controle on more everyday lives. I could go on but second Thought is not a very good channel, the bias is clear and they don't know what they are talking about.
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  9.  @1lobster  lets have one united USA = not sus Lets have a more united middle-east = not sus Lets have a more united African continent = not sus Lets have a more united Asia under China = not sus Hey perhaps we should have a more united Europe Union = SUS! SUS! SUS! SUS!
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  10.  @1lobster  if you break up the USA how are you going to destroy China? Honestly it seems people oppose other nations creating more unity and becoming more powerfull as sus or immoral is because they know them doing that would pose a threat to their power. The NATO general to Europe does not want a more unified and militaristic Europe, I wonder why?
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  11. I kinda dislike both sides ultimate goal of what they consider to be ''good'' while at the same time viewing some of their views to be correct or noble to a certain degree. I don't realy understand religion, it's something I've never been able to feel or understand so I can't say religion is that great, however i do notice that people need religion in one form or another, if not christianity then they will devolve into social justice insanity, so no matter what people need some sort of believe structure, though I don't know which one is ideal, I have some views in mind but I also understand that most people don't believe in them or consider them morally correct. as for the perfection of humanity, I sorta understand this mindset, the progress made by technology has given western civlization immense power over the world and thus believe that humans could be perfected can give those that do so immense power, perhaps by gene editing, advanced AI, quantum computing, robotic warfare, automation or cybernetic implants are a real engines of change that will shape our future in one way or another at least for those who will grasp it correctly. humanity's nature is that of conflict and wanting to dominate others in one form or another, this does not mean that people born low can't rise to the top, the very idea is that those that earn it deserve it and that the system that creates those that reach the top are there because they earned it and it shows the fairness and competitive nature that leads to improvement of society, sadly our western society today looks almost nothing like this, those that are weak are rewarded for their weakness, people who are parasites on society get rewarded and those who rig and manipulate the system via government, big tech monopolies, media manipulation or social justice are seen as powefull while they live off the labor, works and effort of better people, this is why western civlization is in decline, if you aren't rewarded for noble acts or powerfull action then why would you believe in the system? why would you want things to continue? for many people the collapse is seen as salvation because it would mean the collapse of this house of cards. as for what could save the western world? honestly a pandemic (a real one), war or total economic collapse might do the trick, it's not something I look forward to but I can't think of anything that would shake up the system or lets people question the next move, also since nations are aging rapidly, a pandemic would remove those currently in power and their main voter bases that are stuck in old lines of thinking, giving way for radical new political movements, religions or ideologies. enough ranting for today but this issue is something I see pop up everyday, on the radio, going to work, online, in the family and friends, it be nice if it could be solved and have some more stability in the west.
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  12. I realy can't imagine that happening, I keep hearing the same thing with Trump, Bolsanaro or Modi, never seems to be people who are leftwing, corrupt and known to be incompetent. the pandemic is nothing, the economic effects from the lockdown that's something unheard of in human history, whole nations locked up for weeks, months now a year + and some nations have gone completly crazy in hysterical lockdown insanity like Australia, that's scary the pandemic is literaly a snooze fest. Modi will be fine, his Hindu nationalism is what's binding the nation together and will likely continue moving forward for greater indian unity and self identity, their main problems are external not internal, pakistan, china, the USA are what matter to india. in the west it's the opposite, external threats are quite minor, internal threats are a constant wound that keeps on infecting further and further and a bigger and bigger gap in unity and vision both from the left and right.
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  13. I don't think that matters, Stalin on a good day might help an old lady cross the street or Hitler show mercy on a jewish person who did something nice for him once, I don't consider myself a nice person, though others think I am. what matters is what someone's vision of the future is, regardless you can try and be nice to people but in the end it's always about you getting what you want and need first, caring for others second.
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