Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "Please Don't Touch Sea Worms" video.

  1. He could ofcourse be suffering from the start of Alzheimers, he could be suffering from complex PTSD and he could just be miserable from life like many teenagers these days that feel misunderstood in their anger-outbursts. But sure, you go ahead and enjoy seeing a disabled person lay on the floor.
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  2.  @duck966  Not everyone with Alzheimer's will be able to afford a caretaker, neither is it clear how he harassed them, other than driving around. What if he was complaining about the noise, which they were making or whatever. We don't know that side at all. All we see is him driving around, them saying they want to call someone and him having an accident and them leaving him laying there, knowing he is unable to stand up. I have PTSD too and I have not harassed people that did construction-work, but I can definitely imagine that as an old person, with zero chill, you might. Sure, maybe I'm too empathethic and can imagine the helplessness while laying there and being in pain and the capable youths just standing around and not helping you out, because they don't like you now, but the right thing to do, would have been to help him. Even if it is just to show him, that there áre nice people in the world. The only thing they showed him with this behaviour, is that he was right to think that they were assholes in the first place.
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  3.  @itskitt3237  You can't see if the man has no medication and this man can't "lash out" in his wagon, he can't even walk. There is also a big difference between possible-injuring-someone while helping them up ÁND sitting next to someone, making sure they are okay and asking if you need to get their caretaker or wife, to help them back up. You can't just let someone lay there, saying; 'Well yeah, bruh, I don't want to hurt him, so I'll just let him lay there." At least..I don't know what the rules in America are, but in my country, you nééd to help and leaving the person to just lay there, is punishable by law.
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  4.  @TRIOAntimations  "I'm sure they helped after recording" sums up the problem with people in these times.
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  5.  @duck966  Nothing you said, changed my former stamement.
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  6.  @Bjorick  When did I say that it was 'good to harass people', please quote my comment directly if you will, thankyou.
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  7. So you are the kind that would be against kicking a disabled kid in the shins, unless he's being a brat? Then you go for his weak spot and take advantage?  @edubbs3528 
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  8. The squirrel was uncomfortable, but I never knew the sudden squashing of a kiwi would bring such vivid intrusive thoughts, about it being a human or a mouse.
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  9. Except for literally letting a disabled man fall down and not rush to help, because they don't like the man. @duck966 
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  10. It's rainy here and I'm a woman, so I don't care for your opinion.  @sup_my_bwana 
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  11. Not to mention, men confidently wearing skirts are more attractive than insecure men that project their entire manhood onto their jeans and Cartoon T-shirt, if you don't mind me saying. No need for you to suggest otherwise. @sup_my_bwana 
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  12. Oh you're making a brilliant point, that changed my view on the youth of today and their selfishness. "not my problem" pssht. @ValidT 
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  13. I am not going to try and explain to you why it is petty not to help a person in need because they harassed you. I would definitely help someone that just harassed me, unless they have a knife and/or will put me in severe danger (like a predator.) Other than that, I would not let hatred get in the way of communication and working towards a better future together.  @Dipj01 
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  14. If your idea of a party is old men falling on the ground, I don't want to join your birthdayparty. @THEOFFICALDOGE 
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  15.  @notmyrealname8445  Just because you don't trust me and you're convinced I am a bad person, doesn't mean you can't be empathethic to an old, possibly demented person that is ranting about something and then falls.
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  16.  @notmyrealname8445  I have a suggestion, which is 50% about empathy and 50% about good taste in music. Froukje, a Dutch singer, made a song that is internationally loved (also a great videoclip) that shows how sometimes, grumpy or confused elderly are closer to teenagers than you think and I've read in the comments that it helps people to relate better. The song is called Froukje - Kwijt (Lost.) A short part from the lyrics, incase you aren't going to bother to look it up; "I will be alone with myself tonight, it's in the middle of the night, I went into the city, filled with loss and expectations. Sometimes loneliness is addictive, people that keep talking drive me crazy. They keep talking. I'm alone with the time. I have lost all my friends. The traffic keeps racing, it's wrong and I am angry. At nobody else but myself. It is a peaceful battle. I have lost all my friends."
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  17. Are you refering to the worm puking his intestines, the angry sheep, the handicapped man falling, the crushed fruit or the caraccidents?
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