Comments by "" (@A86) on "The Vile Eye" channel.

  1. Part of what makes this movie so terrifying is that there is an uncomfortably large minority of parents who are like this for real. Somewhere between a fraction this bad to 5x this bad. We may never know how many of our childhood classmates and neighbor kids got this kind of treatment at home.
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  2. 15 to 20 years ago I would have hard disagreed. Now as a nearly 36 year old man who has since then read hundreds if not thousands of cases of serial killers and rapists, missing persons, abused children, abused spouses, and seen countless mass shootings (some of which were by kids of gun nut extremists who let them play around with real assault rifles since they were little children), I've come to agree with you. I don't know how such a thing could be implemented, but I've significantly warmed up to governments requiring you to have a license before you're legally able to have, adopt or foster children. A license that would require a professional psych evaluation, a personality test, and some kind of examination of your dynamic with your significant other to see if it's healthy, sane, and safe to bring children into the equation of. A significant minority of the population are simply not psychologically equipped to be parents. Not everyone is meant or deserves to have children. Some people shouldn't even be allowed to own pets.
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  3.  @adamweisshaup  You seem awfully defensive of dear old Hitler.
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  4. ​ @AlexB-wn6yb  As a man myself it's pretty jarring and sad to see. As a 35 year old guy I hope these are mostly 15-24 year old guys who have little to no experience with women or mature relationships because they seem like the exact type of guys that women complain about. I'm hoping this comment section is a learning experience to them about seeing things from other people's perspective instead of just putting their own selfish goals ahead of everyone.
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  5. Also, at that time the Irish were not seen as white people. As hard as that can be for many modern Americans to wrap their minds around, in the 1600s through the mid 1900s the Irish were not seen as white people in the US. Initially only white Americans of Anglo descent were viewed as "white". Benjamin Franklin even described Germans as "swarthy" in his personal diaries. By the 1800s the definition of "white" stretched to include Germans by defining white as "Anglo-Saxon". But Italians, Greeks, Irish, Scottish, Spaniards, Portuguese, Polish, Hungarians, Russians, Ukrainians, and Ashkenazi Jews were not viewed as "white" in the US until WWII and the 1950s afterwards.
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  6.  Mickey Mouse  Seriously. Any guy who unironically calls people "beta" is themselves unironically a "beta". It's a gigantic tell that the guy is insecure as fuck in himself and feels inadequate in his masculinity.
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  7.  @VotEtoPizdets  Amen
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  8. He was definitely a racist too. He made racist comments about black people on several occasions, even calling black people racial slurs, was pro-Confederacy and pro-slavery. The Know-Nothing Party he was a prominent member of was explicitly pro-slavery as the signs they held up made clear. They were anti-Lincoln and pro-Jefferson Davis.
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  9.  @SsemajeJhrvys  Why not both? There's tons of mentally and psychologically unstable people out there that really have no business being a parent and/or a gun owner or pet owner.
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  10.  @adamweisshaup  Has nothing to do with feelings. Your comments are protective of Hitler.
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