Comments by "Maro Cat" (@marocat4749) on "Part One: Andrew Tate, and the Mythopoetic Men's Movement | BEHIND THE BASTARDS" video.

  1.  @jacobgagnon1820  For a while he was just questionable and weird. But he really then bought out all integrity to far ritght superfans who just want to see him mad at the "social justice warriors" then he became really problematic, the figurehead there.
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  2. Tell them silly goat :P
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  3. Hey , the grimms while kinda did only collect folk myths and stories, did a good job of preservation. It was pretty good work even if they kinda did really collect folk stories there. Honesltly the grimms and disney took others stories, but i can gve grimm the cultural preservation aspect.
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  4. Too, never heard, austrian ok, and what i know ius more the wilhelm bush types, and way too many in hindsight black education stuff remember more. of course grimms influence, but the iron hans is pretty obscure, didnt know it. and the brave soldier swejk, thats actually good military satire
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  5. so like ds9s roorbeet talk, if probably different context. Ok i get the point of an alcohool free alternative, but beer, why rootbeer (through apearently it was called root tea at first, which, way more fitting) ok here its probably an urg, not real beet talk, which i get kinda (through radler beet juice mixes tha tare lighrter but good and have taste good) , its just the lack of ok beer should have a decent taste but that can be radler as well. I am not a purist and willing for experiments amd mixing and against purism. Ok its a shame how the light beer metaphor whasnt more philosophiced a lot.
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  6. I think its with the positives of scouts, the intimicy, i saw the baden powell episode, but the idea for at least a time about a fire and that is good. the spirit of that.
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