Comments by "" (@jimakisspd) on "The Critical Drinker" channel.

  1. Uhm Napoleon wasn't 24 when he ruled France. When Robespierre fell he was 25 and he took power at the age of 26-27. During Brumaire he was 30 while he was crowned emperor by the Pope at the age of 35. He overthrew the Holy Roman empire at the age of 37 while at the same time he was 43-46 from the beggining of his downfall until Waterloo in 1815 and he died at the age of 52. So yeah he wasn't that young at the peak of his leadership(plus 35+ was considered old at that time since lifespan was shorter) and Joaquin phoenix is quite close at the age of Napoleon's downfall!!!
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  2.  @Lighthammer18  '''For a non-white person in our multicultural society today it must look horrifically racist. '' I guess then non-white persons(being in their vast majority Christians or Muslims or even Hindus or Buddhists) should start considering themselves horrifically racist for believing in any of the above religions. Since most of these religions tend to identify the white light of the day as ''heavenly and what aspires to godly reality'' while darkness and ''night'' are inspired to be the contrary of the above, absence of divine and therefore ''evil''. Same goes for the fact that all poet, artists or scientists and philosophers of history associated death with gloomy ''darkness''' itself and also whoever wears black clothes on funerals should be considered ''extremely racist'' since that way ''black'' is associated with death, sadness and darkness. See that's what this video is referring to, our culture is doomed to failure because it suffers the censorship of rich spoiled brats that never had a proper day of hardship in their entire lives and thus end up believing that words can actually ''oppress'' and reduce every aspect of natural reality itself to gender and race identity politics, only because they are incapable of associating themselves with anything else, being totally soulless and miserable!!
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  3. ''We don't know for sure if she was black'' Translation: We know for sure she wasn't, her history is pretty much archeologically, historically and scholarly established so I am basically BSing but I don't want to admit it, it will hurt my and my audience's feelings so I will deny scientific facts and try to relativise our established knowledge(by claiming uncertainty) so that our fanciful distorted perception of reality will not be regarded as much ''discredited''.
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  4. Your thoughts are always in my mind. Hollywood has lost the concept of the hero actually. Because heroes are not just individuals whom we want to see just ''kicking ass'' and then going back home after 1.5-2-3 hours of empty action scenes. Heroes, both real or fictional, since ancient times through religion, mythology or history to modern times through art, are personalities that struggle, first of all with themselves, they overcome their weaknesses and give their lives for a great cause, or sacrifice themselves for the benefit of others. They are concepts of inspiration for humans and have been such since ancient times. But in order to inspire imitation and admiration in terms of virtue and causes in real life, they need to have human traits and not just be cartoons. Meaning that 1)their actions need to based on the evolution of a story and thus action must have an actual impact and not just be for a sterile ''panem et circenses''. 2) They need to inspire nostalgia and thus the feeling of missing them. Cause only when people miss something they actually end up estimating it more. And death only adds to that if it's not the real key to being a hero. If you remove ''death''', you remove the concept of hero, cause if death misses, then the ''hero'' has nothing human in him anymore and thus nothing that can be heroic. He/she becomes nothing but an action/killing machine with extraordinary levels of testosterone.
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