Comments by "Florida Man" (@floridaman318) on "Why do people believe propaganda? (German ‘justification’ for invading Poland 1939)" video.

  1.  @AFGuidesHD  it's still a reason though. Simply a matter of what they thought their odds with him were.
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  2. 00:28 Imo, most people simply don't want to think, in the first place. Also people aren't "trained" to be emotional. We are emotional from birth, we have to learn to keep our emotionality in check. Not a matter of learning, it's more a matter of failing to learn.
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  3. Sometimes.
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  4. Most people just don't really care, imo.
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  5. I'd say the Ukrainian people themselves basically shot themselves in the foot with their little "Maidan" color revolution. Doesn't excuse Russia, but the Ukrainians set themselves up for failure.
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  6. Immigration is still a problem in most developed Western countries, but it's tied in with bad government. It's not a "distraction." That's like saying a cancer patient on chemo taking anti emetic pills to control vomiting is "distracting" from the cancer.
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  7. And free gibs from the Dems. Lol not that GOP doesn't either dems just do a LOT more of it.
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  8. Not really. People just don't care for the most part. You don't need to hypnotize the majority, just like a good quarter or third of the populace.
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  9. To some of it sure, but they sure liked that overthrowing monarchy part.
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  10.  @AFGuidesHD  Germany was the one that tipped over the first domino, but it was the whole world that set up the chain.
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  11.  @AFGuidesHD  even though Japan was actually already invading China by the time the Germans invaded Poland, so technically the Japanese started WWII. Lol
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  12. I would like to think most of his viewers (and he himself) didn't fall for covid and the vax.
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  13. Ukraine is, meh. It's just geopolitics. Nothing particularly new or even significant. Ukraine isn't really all that important.
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  14. Would have been a lot easier to just say "people like it easy."
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  15. By that logic, you couldn't learn anything from anybody else, ever.
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  16. Idk if he's Christian or not, but I would say by recognizing that there must be something beyond this world, something truly perfect, and that we aren't here skittering about for nothing. I also don't think it's a matter of "changing for the better." I think there is a certain baseline, and it's more a matter of deviating from that baseline. Even with the most devasting horrible events, the majority of people are not involved. Even with WWII, most human beings in the world were not actually directly involved or affected. Life simply carried on. Bad events simply stick out to people more. People will always remember when you slighted them, but they are often quick to forget when you were kind to them.
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  17.  @shukuffxi  "hew to objective reality" Well no kidding. Lol easier said than done though isn't it? Else we'd already be in paradise. Lol
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