Elon Musk's "Hitler Problem" - SOME MORE NEWS 

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Bruh that was just typical leftist purity testing. They did things. The government did things. That's socialism. Checkmate atheists.

Everyone knows only the left in-fights/eats itself.

Poem by Pastor Martin Neimoller...who was lamenting the fact that he went along with the rise ofnthe Nazi Party at first ...

Everything in your world has to be left or right. It makes for a sad existence.

It is even funnier when you take into account that Jordan Peterson often talks about how he studied the Nazi regime for years and even talked about them in his lectures. Shouldn't he have gotten into contact with their policies if he studied them so intensely?

​@@gclip9883 Maybe he thinks he spoke to Hitler himself during his coma dreams

He just can't get over that a dictatorship included "socialist" in their name. Next he should move on to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), that will be reeaaall head scratcher for him

Right? The rights "intellectuals" seem to rely exclusively on the fact that their target audience are gullible idiots and the ones that aren't are blindly partisian to ever hold their own accountable.

"Jordan Peterson is a serious person with good points" is a sentiment I have heard far too many times but now it's even more baffling.

Hell, there were plenty of analyses being done on Hitler even while he was alive.

That killed me 😂

Right, but Elon’s the smartest human to ever live, so he’s the only one who can do it PROPERLY /s

Jordan Peterson and other right wing frauds/grifters know that their audience is extremely gullible.

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That simile needs to be propagated.

I normally tell those people that North Korea and China are run by Republicans, it's in the name.

Is there any way to get the facts out of this video without having to sit through all the yelling and sarcasm? Watching this is like having to eat a shit sandwich to get to the cherry buried in the middle of that turd.

​@@UnanimousDelivers TL;DW: Elon Musk is, at best, a Nazi sympathizer based on his past, present, and presumably future actions.

It's exactly that kind of electron-microscopic scale nuance that so many people fail to see these days (sigh). .

I'm not saying Musk is a Nazi... but I'm also not saying he's not.

It's the "My Homer is no communist" joke, basically.

Quack quack

@@simonwaugh5519i would imagine that the difference between Elon Musk and a nazi is a fucking membership card

Easier to confront the people that believe that with north korea, also strawberries aren't berries.

It's like calling North Korea a republic because the word "republic" is in its official country name.

Of the DPRK "Democratic". Or the PRC the "People's Republic".

Pravda (truth) was the name of the USSR's main propaganda newspaper

Or calling the Australian Liberal Party "liberal" despite them being a conservative-as-hell mouthpiece for oil and mining tycoons and corporations, and whatever else Papa Murdoch tells them to.

Jordan Peterson is proof that getting a Doctorate has nothing to do with being smart.

I mean, he _did_ do that and the guy interviewing him completely contradicted his "point" and Peterson then capitulated. So not being able to even form, hold or defend a cogent academic position may also explain why he left academia (because I gather they're quite keen on that kind of thing :).

When someone who claims to have studied facism and totalitarianism for 40 years then decides to coin the term cultural bolshevis- I mean Marxism, I think I got a good idea on what side he's on.

​@@tjenadonn6158smart != honest JP is not stupid but he is not honest.

He didn’t run away so much as was forcibly ejected and tried to sue the University of Toronto for ejecting him and the courts refused to entertain his diva complaints so now he seethes in perpetuity

the guy is the perfect representation of the Dunning Kruger effect. His arrogance and hubris has no bounds which is funny since he says pride isn't a virtue yet is possibly too stupid to know how prideful he acts Man has the self-awareness of a fucking amoeba but at least an amoeba actually does something productive with its fucking life

Like his death tunnels with no escape😶‍🌫

Killing people because he said he didn't like the colour yellow talking about other people's standards.

Man has a woman drown in his car because the doors are absurdly complicated to open manually and the glass couldn't even be broken by firefighters on scene. Or the cyber trucks rusting, or losing power suddenly, or having their suspension give out, or...

@@Blakbox92And knocking up a subordinate at nuralink, who just so happens to be the head of ethics. SMH

There should really be a word for when you believe that allowing non-white people to be doctors will automatically lower standards cause only white men can be good at anything...

He actively hates people who are demonstrably smarter than him. Which is a problem, considering how he's one of the dumbest humans ever to survive to adulthood.

I mean your statement is LITERALLY false. The cave diver was not part of rescue, the team leading the rescue "requested" a sub to be made as a backup option. THis is basic facts

@@archigoel source?

@@archigoel Ok, well anyone reading these comments can research the incident for themselves and decide if what I said was false.

​@@carlmurphy2416 According to the BBC, you're right on the money. "Mr Unsworth, an experienced 64-year-old cave explorer, splits his time between the UK and Thailand. During the rescue of the young football team, which captured the world's attention, Mr Unsworth helped recruit expert cave divers who were instrumental in freeing the boys safely. Mr Musk sent Tesla engineers and a small submarine to northern Thailand to help with the rescue effort, but the vessel was never used. Instead, he and Mr Unsworth got into a public war of words after the diver branded the offer of help a "PR stunt". During an interview with CNN, the diver suggested the billionaire "stick his submarine where it hurts". Mr Musk, who now has nearly 30 million followers, responded with a series of tweets about Mr Unsworth - including the one calling him "pedo guy". It was later deleted."

damn what do i gotta do to convince someone to call me a "tumblr muppet"

LOL!

either that or they'll just redefine socialism as "socialism is when you throw children into meatgrinders for fun" so that it's "obvious" why it's bad

@@user-kg2ml5wo1iyou created an account a month ago to be a shitty troll? What a life

@@vex7550like homestuck - HB

I'm German too and there are enough right-wing 'libertarians' (like in the FDP and AfD) who say the same thing.

This claim was consistently made by the conservative opposition to the Nazis, both during the Weimar years and after

You haven't? I, also a German, remember a caricature in my history book at school that made fun of how the convoluted name of their party was trying to appeal to "everyone" back in their time. In the two picturse our artistic Austrian held up a sign with the party name, highlighting the key words that would attract a specific target group. One had the focus on the "National deutsche Partei" (National German Party), the other had "Sozialistische Arbeiter-Partei" "Socialist Worker Party". The intention to mislead was already there back then and probably worked just as well. EDIT: As I found in a comment chain started by "Eogil247", the caricature I was talking about is "Das Firmenschild", created by Jacobus Belsen back in 1931. It will pop up immediatly when you search for it.

Lol the ONLY reason Americans think that is because it allows American conservatives to desire fascism while being able to say the Nazis were leftist. It's literally just cognitive dissonance. The American conservatives project everything onto the other side to feel better about their ignorance.

Only today have I learnt what left and right actually mean😂 I knew n*zies weren't the same kind of socialists as the soviet union was, but that was like all I knew. Thanks to Cody I learn somthing new. Though I'm kinda afraid of his far-left beliefs, cos in a socially equal world I can not buy my dream car, which is a $50k chinese offroader. Everybody would ride buses in such society😢 I wish cars to be around for those who like them, not as a necessity. And this is a very right-wing wish. So, I guess, I'm right-wing. Or at least centrist.

The channel TIKHistory has good videos on Nazism

Really weird. Farfetched, even

Ah yes, the Agnosticwin's law of internet discourse "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazi's or Hitler remains a consistent 0. Not to be confused with some fringe idea the Godwin's law.

​@@franimal86It's rather outlandish.

Living in german tho ....-->Travolta meme

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How many points on that gold star? /s

​@@wouldiwasshookspeared4087 7. 9?

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@@ArDeeMee Can confirm

Lol, deflate. You're not important enough to matter, or accept responsibility, attention seeker.

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@@julianmcmillan2867 Hoezit my ou?

Ah yer alright mate. At least we got Paypal out of it.

@@julianmcmillan2867 Hoe lykit my ou?

Yeah, I think the guy who threw socialists into concentration camps wasn't into socialism. Of course, I remember denial of that very bad thing he created means saying only followers of Judaism were affected and wasn't just a massive blanket list of those who would not fit into an Aryan society. You know, people like the Romani, the LGBTQ+ community, atheists and agnostics, ethnic minorities, and political dissidents. But what do I know? Not like we have documents of all that just lying around.

@@bigjohnsbreakfastlog5819 Fr, the 6m figure gets thrown around like we don't need to care about the other 5m.

Critical Race Theory is literally just race swapped Mein Kampf. DEI is illegal institutionalized race based discrimination. Nazi literally means national socialists German Worker's Party, it was a top down command economy exactly the same economic policies advocated by Bernie Sanders. Volkswagen means people's car. It was established in 1936 as a nationalist industry. The symbol of fascism the fascie is a bundle of sticks around a central ax to symbolize collective socialist strength.

Critical Race Theory is literally just race swapped Mein Kampf.

​​@@user-oo5pl6io9joh look, a bot!

I was thinking the same thing

Peterson (crying): STOP CALLING ME AN OPPRESSOR IT REALLY HURTS MY FEELINGS AND IS MAKING ME WANT TO OPPRESS YOU MORE

Certainly not the creed of oppressors /s

The oppressed should simply let the oppressors keep oppressing them. In the name of peace and common decency!

@@zagreus5773 /s right?

In Russia a lot of people would say North Korea is not isolated, they have friends who have visited it and seen how happy north koreans are.

and plans for after that? big issue with ideas like this is there is no plans or well kinda plans but in reality never works out the way you intended. in the west you have more rights as a common person more wealth and higher quality of life than anywhere in the world in any point of human history and you want to destroy it and what. you know what. I hope you get everything you are asking for you wont like it but I hope you get it. just hope im not dragged down with you.

​@@mayainverse9429if you bothered to look there are answers

Idk, I think this is an example of right wing pundits simplifying the narrative, because ‘western civilisation’ is deliberately vague, and ‘destroy’ is deliberately violent, but we don’t want to destroy anything, we just want to dramatically reshape the way our systems work to protect individuals so people aren’t yk starving on the streets and being abused and exploited left right and centre. What am i doing why am i posting RU-vid comments.

The current hegemony is jewish so you are wrong

Only when we go to war with he will supply tanks to our enemy instead.

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Very good. 91/100 for the analogy.

Henry Ford at least had real innovations and quality vehicles. Can't say any of that about Musk.

Only Ford's cars didn't spontaneously combust

Or to say it with the words of a German poet: "Licht an, Licht an, ein Nazi auf der Party! Musik aus, Musik aus, schmeißt den Nazi raus!

Wouldn't it be 10 nazies? Legitimate question.

@@TahozaI think they meant that the nazi showed up in addition to the 10 other people, leading to 11 total people

@@Tahoza”with one nazi” would be ten

​@@Tahoza Yes but in the actual saying its 10 people, 1 Nazi joins, noone leaves, and then you are left with 11 Nazis.

It is a carousel of cringe. I'd say I felt second-hand embarrassment, but that would require these narcissists to be capable of feeling embarrassment in the first place.

Maybe he is hoping to take advantage of the imperfect AI learning at this stage, so the output will somehow show that the Nazis were left wing because “socialist is in the name”

Pretty sure the far right is just saying "the Nazis were right"

LMFAO I didn't realize the Political Spectrums A**hole was on the Center Right.

What about left and right? There is a place between far center-right/left

What

The far right: Yes, we're Nazis.

Almost as much as Trump becoming President of the most powerful nation on Earth. Got the intellect to suggest injecting bleach to fight covid and using nukes to fight hurricanes, becomes the most powerful man in the world, hopefully not twice.

Failing upwards. And these privileged people are now doing their best to roll back any progress we have made towards equity because it hurts their feelings.

@@Spiral.Dynamicsit’s much more reasonable to think he had a good idea once, and has been coasting on it since.

Any engineer who has ever worked with Musk has said he sucks at engineering. He took his daddy’s money and made ruthless power plays that would not have been possible if he came to the table with nothing but his crap merits.

Those who most definitely did not achieve their position through merit always want to believe they got there because of their own merit. And they throw the biggest temper tantrums when anyone points out that they didn't.

With what? Hot glue and bubble gum? Not to mention the state the bridge is in, you know, cuz a whole ship crashed into it.

​​@@andrewollmann304 Ductape! If it moves, but shouldn't: ductape It it doesn't move, but should: WD40

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I heard that!

@@JohnDough-yr2zt 'the gamer he is talking to' is funny tooo

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"Red pilled = red flags"

I can't stop calling him Steven Chowder.

What do you mean by "something"? What do you mean by "anything"? Why are we? Where are we?

He's so transparently full of sh!t.

​@@pllpsy665'What do I mean by "I"? Actually, that one probably has too much potential. 😂

@@pllpsy665what is "what"?

JP has blasted several lifetimes of internally inconsistent gibberish into the Universe, pretty sure it's what dark energy is

Counterexample: "I don't believe in the great replacement theory, but I think mint chocolate chip ice cream is underrated" "That doesn't have anything to do with great replacement" "Well no shit, I *just said* I don't believe in it"

@pranavghantasala6808 you scared me there for second, buddy :D

​@@pranavghantasala6808 How to give someone a Cardiac arrest and Cerebral Haemorrhage in one single swoop: Illustrated

so the answer to that is to be even less meritocratic?

"It's anti-meritocraric", says guy who inherited wealth, bought other people's ideas and would absolutely starve to death in an actual meritocracy.

@@mayainverse9429by current ‘meritocratic’ standards, which don’t uphold merit, it may be sensible to question the system, and question if merit is something that should be emphasized, and in what way, and how it affects people, etc..

@@Aaron.Thomas I don't think it's fair to assume a true meritocracy would be a cold and indifferent place that lets people die for the crime of being lame and bad. There can still be social safety nets in a society that recognizes that the people who are good at things should be the ones doing those things. Yes, self-professed meritocrats are largely in support of anti-meritocratic systems, and don't actually want a meritocracy. I agree with that assertion. I don't think it's fair to make negative inferences about an actual meritocracy that aren't axiomatically correct.

@@dontmisunderstand6041 wouldn’t the existence of safety nets and other considerations for those who ‘fail’ at any given standards make the government not fully meritocratic, but more benevolent or conscious of the society instead? While I am seeing the Meritocratic system as the cold eyes you described, I struggle to see how a system of pure merit could not be okay with crunching those who are unable or unwilling to meet its demands, if merit is the only value that is held in highest regard, to do otherwise would at the least mean a balance of other values, by that not making the system fully meritocratic, and so only having meritocratic elements, and not being a meritocracy.

Bro, they steal and then bastardize AAVE on the regular.

fukn real though. used to actually mean something and sound cool, and now its just annoying

​@@moistenedwall1003okay but accusing someone of being "infected with the woke mind virus" is pretty funny

@@theflyingspaget its not though? its just really dumb

Technically they never changed the definition of it, it still means the same thing to them, they just use it in a bad way cause they want everyone to go back to being ignorant and stop talking about subjects they find challenging or inconvenient.

They have to sell that lie about capitalism, along with the lie socialism is the opposite. The truth is the opposite.

Ah mErItOcRaCy. That's a good little psyop. Insane how race-based affirmative action is against the meritocracy except in the case of military academies and no one talks about it. ClownWorld©️®️™️

tends to be what meritocracy means when used yeah. I mean birth lottery is technically a merit if you want it to be

As mammals, we were all born into udder wealth.

@@YarPirates-vy7iv Oh gods, please quit the internet.

Elon is the epitome of those middleschoolers who were told "you can't be an LGBT ally *and* call people faggots for fun" and decided they valued the latter more than the former.

Much like the Nazi's promising the middle class and poor policy changes to benefit them... until the Nazis were in power and didn't follow through, Elon appears to have done the same... Funny that.

Because, and get this... he didn't mean it. He said it because he wanted people to like him, because he's deeply insecure and has no friends. It should be noted... there's nothing wrong with being insecure and having no friends. There is something wrong with lying though.

@@dontmisunderstand6041 i would argue that if you have no friends despite making very concerted efforts to make them, maybe something is deeply wrong with you

@@tinfoilslacks3750 That's not an unexpected response but it certainly is extremely callous. Elon's a piece of shit to be sure, but to say everyone who struggled to make friends is an inherently bad person is more than a bit disturbing. It dehumanizes the very people who are most disenfranchised from society. Which is a big part of why we say nazis are bad.

Well, the #1 enemy would be literal lotteries. But capitalism is a close 2nd due to being a metaphorical lottery instead.

​@@dontmisunderstand6041I'd say third at least. You're forgetting aristocracies Capitalism, at least in principle, does have a mechanism where a skilled and capable person _could_ rise to power and prominence. There's a hundred reasons why it doesn't happen very much, and that's part of why capitalism sucks, but it's theoretically possible In a pure aristocracy, there's literally no way for that to happen

@@douglaswolfen7820 The principle behind social mobility under capitalism is that the aristocracy find it useful to create a barrier between them and their servants. This is where the term "middle class" comes from, the weapons aristocrats use on their servants to prevent themselves from being overtaken by those servants.

@dontmisunderstand6041 A lottery would be amerocratic, #1 antimeritocracy would be a society run by like babies

@@getaround1276 I get your very pedantic point, and you're correct in spirit, but not with your example. Antimeritocratic would be if, for example, a fundamentally unlikeable person found success as a politician. Or if someone bad with money ran a business. The a- prefix meaning "without regard to", while anti- means "in contradiction to".

And yet leftists still hate us 😂

Is that news to you?

Side note: many jews in the early 20th century were communists. And considering their circumstances it made absolut sense. Most jews, especially in tsarist russia, were extremely poor and affected by racist policy for generations at that point. When marx said "you have nothing to lose but your chains" it definetely was so for the jewish communities. Nazis then took that fact and obscured it with the already existing prejudices towards jewish people in german society (we all just watched a 1:30h video about that).

It didn’t really catch on until Jewish communities began putting Communism into the wells. Jordan Peterson explained it on a podcast he listened to.

(I listened to, rather. He probably did too tho.)

"The Left is obsessed with shoving their politics in the media!! THEY want to fight a culture war, and they would NEVER allow oppositional ideas to flourish in art!!!" reality is often disappointing..

only good answer to tim's yapping supporting a murderous, genocidal, power-hungry, dictator who couldnt even be a good girl dad. and he had TWO CHANCES, HE HAD TWO DAUGHTERS

1:10:25 for anyone else looking for it.

​@@WebeloZappBrannigan tysm!!!!

Those same adjectives can be used against Americans current regime could it not? Just cause there isn’t 1 single person to bear it’s weight is that why we hold one regimes evil higher than other regimes?

It’s so cute lol and the time stamp is hilarious 11:11

We need the gif, Cody!

The new Warmbo

Nightmarish Jordan Peterson puppet should walk in on an unrelated bit in a few episodes

The animation was high enough effort as a sight gag, the reflection on the desk sent it into orbit.

Funny how that works ain't it? Lol

And Red Bull doesnt give you wings...

Man I hate reading shit like this from people who bought the US' line completely on the DPRK. Like the US literally murdered 15% of the population of the North (for reference, Gaza has only lost 5% of its population in comparison and we've seen how much destruction that's been wrought on them), destroyed ~90% of the buildings in the country, and had a policy of planes/choppers shooting at any group of people walking together in groups of 8 or more. Like we literally genocided them during the Korean War, we were trying to absolutely destroy them to the man, and yet somehow people will just buy the US line that "oh the DPRK is undemocratic" when they obviously ended up closing their borders and became highly skeptical of Western media and interventionism after having almost 1/5th of their population murdered while the South rounded up communists and "suspected" communists and murdered them in mass executions (look up the Bodo League Massacre for one). Like come on, we're supposed to be the side that's a little more informed here. If you think the country, the US here, who was willing and able to commit mass genocide and destroy entire countries to "stop communism" or to further colonialism is more democratic and free than a country they purposefully tried to destroy, I really don't know how to help you. Fellow leftists really need to stop just buying the US State Department line on other countries we had a hand in trying to destroy and dehumanize (so that our population wouldn't complain about destroying them). The DPRK does have actual local elections, they even televise them, the US just pretends they don't because it makes it easier to be like "ooooh evil commies". Now whether those elections are actually legitimate or not, it's hard to say because, as previously stated, the DPRK has good reason to be skeptical of the West after we committed a mass genocide against them and I don't blame them for not letting us investigate their elections. I wouldn't let us either, we've seen what the CIA will lie about lmao.

@@Vesarret My comment is not a reflection of how the U.S. represents countries. It’s to make a dumb joke about how countries can say we are XYZ and not practice XYZ. I can make this same claim about the U.S., Russia, etc.

​@@Vesarret There is a lot of reliable information out there that proves the DPRK is a hellhole. Yes, America did terrible things in Korea, but that doesn't justify the cruel and inhumane reign of the Kim family.

He is.

He isn't. Peterson is all but openly a fascist, so it's in his best interests to obscure what fascism and socialism are to his idiot followers. They easily fall for his pseudo-intellectual phrases and semantic games, in part because the things he says already play into their long-held biases.

The bad part is there are a lot of history classes that say the Nazis were left wing

​@@Hk121394not in any serious institutions

@@Hk121394 Some of them were. It's ... complicated. But overall yes, once Hitler took over the party he changed it from a socialist to a mainly nationalist party.

@BrentWalker999 I've seen Highschools teach that. And a few colleges

Yea, I was just thinking this :/

Everyone who thinks Nazi just means "Bad guys who hate Jews" = not in this audience Everyone who understands exactly what Nazi means = this audience

That's sadly not what these videos are designed for. Most news (including SMN) don't put much effort into educating those with opposing views. That's because that's just not popular enough to make money. People want to click on videos that will affirm their own views, and insult the people that they disagree with. As long as this is the case, news intended for people with differing views will always be unprofitable, and therefore, such news won't exist. Sometimes I wonder if SMN is contributing to the beast of capitalism, or is simply doing their best to survive under it. It's really hard to know.

Even if you managed to get the people who NEED to see this to watch every second of it from start to finish, they would still stay willfully ignorant and declare that this video is fake news and part of the liberal agenda to destroy the Christian Confederate Republic of America.

@@EtherRainbow Is there really a difference between contributing and surviving anymore?

That was the highlight of my day.

It's a duck?

KETAMINE?!?!? CARTI REFERENCE???

​@@assassindelasaucisse.4039Donald in that propaganda cartoon!

So that's why he and pusherman Donald Temple Moneylender Trump are thick as thieves.

Abuses Ketamine?

Yeah but there are a lot of pictures & videos from WW2 that we can study. But I do agree that it's very disheartening to witness one taking place right before our eyes, and with the Jews being the ones to commit one this time! I don't know if that's ironic or just awful or what, but it is so depressing. I feel like they of all groups should know what kind of trauma and long-lasting damage being targets/victims of genocides can cause, let alone just being witness to it! But it feels worse with them attempting to use their ethnicity as a "get outta jail card" mindset, that's just ridiculous. Most people that disagree with what they're doing have no problem with their ethnicity, the problem is with their actions. And what makes it much worse is that most American politicians that are Pro-Israel are only taking that stance because they need Israel to be destroyed in order for their twisted version of Jesus to come back to "save them" and cleanse the world (another genocide against humanity?) of all us "sinners".

@@jaymevosburgh3660 Shaun made a video recently called Palestine in which he discussed the survivors of a genocide becoming the perpetrators of another genocide. He used the graphic novel Maus to discuss this and his thoughts were, essentially, "Suffering doesn't make you a better person. It just makes you suffer". I've been thinking about that a lot.

@@appaatemomo-freePalestine Or even on a micro level: abused children and the cycle of abuse...

@@jaymevosburgh3660 "the Jews" are not committing a genocide. Conflating Israel with the Jewish people is messed up

There have been A LOT of genocides happening, all the time. Palestine is just „hip“ right now. There’s way too much suffering to comprehend all over the world.

Bill Maher used to be funny. I miss the days of him saying things like "Republicans are against stem cell research because they're afraid Democrats will grow spines". Or "That's my FEMA joke, you'll get it in a few days".

@@Erichwanh Yes he was. He just seems to be one of those people who doesn't fall hook, line, and sinker for right-wing propaganda but does gradually get influenced by it.

​@@ErichwanhThe funny slipped away when he opted to be angry and uninformed, that the only time to be up to date on information was 20 years ago.

@@SnakeMan448He was edgy in his own ways, but as the edge became less defined, he couldn’t say he was Libertarian anymore, so he went went full curmudgeon

@@Erichwanh Bill Maher has never been funny. He has always been a snivelling little git.

I know what you mean, but he's referring to the way unions create an explicitly adversarial relationship between workers and management. But then it's "Unions create division in the company", says man who forgets that his profits depend on low wages for his workers.

@@darthbob88 I can assure you, only the management (and government, another "management" collective) is creating negativity. Wouldn't need unions for protection otherwise...like from dying on the job...workers die a LOT less thanks to unions. And the prosperity that flows when workers are looked after? There was evidence in this video, did you watch it? When Germany setup the "world's first" social healthcare. For some reason productivity goes up when real work is respected...so many other benefits to society as well. Really good stuff. Then "management", or the collective of ant-intellectual slugs who can't get laid, decide to take over with guns...Y'know, like the Nazi's did....It was in the video...And the tapeworm drains it's host, the worker...

@@darthbob88 I'd say it isn't the union, but the system itself that creates that adversarial position. The zero-sum game of capitalism, where administrators are incentivised to raise profit and share value, even if it comes at the expense of their own workforce

@@icp7201 That's why I said unions create an _explicitly_ adversarial relationship. As you say, it's already a fight between what's good for management and what's good for the workers, but the union makes it clearly visible by giving the workers a way to fight back.

It's also ironic that the same man has also basically said that the nazis were socialists because the party had "socialist" in it's name

That's why Musk is accusing mainstream AI of being woke, and he is creating his own. *sigh*

You mean wokeGPT.

@@xLaxCroixBoixah yes because AI is known for being so Woke 😂

​@@paulyoung3904almost exclusively it is, yes.

The people replying thinking AI is woke 😂 AI has constantly had a racism issue be it training data being only white people for vision based/Image creation AI or just trained on the internet and picking up all the racism there. The only reason chatGPT doesn't use slurs is because they have code blocking it from doing so.

He’s nostalgic of his boyhood

I don't know how responsible this sweeping generalization is to make rn, even tho it sounds pithy.

@@picahudsoniaunflocked5426 It definitely applies to Elon, at the very least.

Even worse, he's an apartheid, conflict gemstone, nepo baby.

White South African. And aalll that that implies.

The people's Warmbo will rise up someday, I believe

I imagine them having to watch all these clips about Elon Musk and Jordan Peterson to be a scene similar to the Clockwork Orange.

All praise Warmbo!!!!!🫡

The true MVP. o7

How do we think Warmbo smells? I think a light sprightly citrus scent.

Honestly, the most offensive thing Crowder ever said was that he was a comedian.

I’m not a believer. But, I’m still praying his ex ends up with another woman.

​​@@jaycol21I hope she ends up with a trans woman.

I do remember one youtuber saying "Steven Crowder identifies as a comedian even though he isn't funny" which is also good.

@@jaycol21 I hope she ends up with a trans woman.

I like to use the "Democratic Republic of Korea"

I wish Elon would eat a big ol slice of yellowcake uranium.

Good point. Also "yellow>cake< uranium".

The cake is a [yellow] lie

I just ask them "who named them the national socialist workers party?" Then ask them why they choose to believe nazis over academics

Not crazy at all. They boost their egos by conflating their great wealth with their supposed intelligence and value. Then they can justify their enormous wealth by saying they deserve it by being such clever boys.

"Meritocracy" is a whistleblow for "neoliberalism". It's the idea that rich people are entitled to exploit workers because they are better and enlightened. How do we know they are Intelligent? Because they have lots of money and how they obtain that money? Thru intelligence ofcourse. Nothing to see here folks move along.

If you're American you're probably in the top 1%

​@@mattsd7 are you joking

@@Lezzyboy87 - Globally? Maybe. Inequality within a society tends to have a corrosive effect within that society however. Despite advances in interconnection we aren't really anything approaching a global society yet. Especially not in the US.

lol. fwiw, one of jorpjorp peterbilt's "twelve rules" is "be precise in your speech," and he's just _terrible_ at it

@@mikey-wl2jt genuinely insane how he can’t keep a sentence on track. he’s just a blind man driving on a mountain road every time he talks.

@@ThanxNo It's possible he knows that the things he's saying are logically indefensible, but that he has to keep saying them because that's the hole he dug himself into. I'm not saying that's definitely true for Peterson. But I am saying we literally know this to be the case for people like Tucker Carlson, as evidence in literal court cases proved beyond any doubt.

They think fascism is the same as authoritarianism. They probably think all rectangles are squares too.

I mean, some commies accidentally wander into fascism tbh. Some examples include NazBols and Neo-Socialism in France. I say this as a democratic socialist myself.

​@@coderamen666not to forget Stalinism, that is a lot closer to fascism then socialism.

Communism tends to turn into fascism quickly. China is communist by name but in reality they're fascist capitalists. The government takes everything and offers you nothing in return. They don't even have free school or healthcare, and EVERYTHING is a scam

Oh it's just common strongman tactics to present the enemy as both strong to scare your base but also weak to mock them.

Except musk is probably not a non racist lol

Bold of you to assume Elon is not racist.

​@@LordWaterBottle bait?

@LordWaterBottle I'm absolutely sure he's racist, but I think he's convinced himself he isnt.

@@retlaw83 You know what, fair and most likely true.

I will use it when Elon gets rid of all the cp he let flood in

It’s the Return of the Repressed. Germany is really showing how well it has metabolized post WW 2 guilt. Look at its position with respect to Gaza and Pro-Palestinian voices.

yep. hitler was super into free speech and dissenting opinions. people like you don't oppose nazi's you oppose people who are your ideological rivals and your methodology in attempting to deal with them is not with good faith attempts to understand where they are coming from. understand that people are diverse and might be different from you. your goal is simply to dehumanize and oppose them with every fiber of your being. that says more about you than it does the people you are against. if anyone in this discussion is a fascist its people like you.

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Oddly enough I have to say that Germany is probably the most enlightened country in Europe - probably the most enlightened on Earth - and that is probably as a direct result of having the Nazis in power. People forget that the first country the Nazis invaded was Germany

Really, it's no surprise that today's neo-Fascists want to distort the Truth about life during the Third Reich.

And yet they are still to the left of today's Republican party.

Propaganda works unfortunately 😔

This is like saying being gay is an identity and not an 'uality,' so we should say research on gay people and not research on homosexuality. I agree transgenderism is not the ideal term, but having a noun for a state of being should not in itself be something to criticize.

@@fatcat1414 The problem is more the "ism" than the noun

If individuals are very loud and proud about being Trans, are they Transgenderistical?

​@@fatcat1414 sexuality is not a lifestyle 'ism is like saying it's a lifestyle to be homosexual and you say you're studying "the gay lifestyle." Transgenderism means, when stated by them, that people are adhering to a doctrine or philosophy (or socia contageon), rather than... living and experiencing themself in society a certain way.

@@hayuseen6683 Guess we gotta change the name of autism then.

Thank you!!!

A lot of the time it's not stupid. There are people who actually believe it, and that is of course, stupid, but it's used by these right wing types as a convenient oversimplification and dismissal of more faithful arguments to win the argument and do what they were always going to do anyway - fear monger and power grab.

I guess that means North Korea is a democracy then, after all why else would they put the word democracy in their name. I would bring up East Germany, but people don't remember that far back.

I'm in the Military & i heard that that stupid argument at least once a month.

That's exactly what they say about the CCP. Like my guy, China is clapping our cheeks when it comes to manufacturing and are literally capitalist now.

What does this mean for the poor Mantis Shrimp? It's neither a mantis or a shrimp!

It kinda worked for Apple, but adding "i" in front of things is less stupid than just calling everything you do by the porn letter, and Apple is a thousand times more competently run than anything Musk has been involved in and actually puts out at least reasonably decent products.

And almost any letter has a better chance to become a trademark than X. Because X is already used as a placeholder. So people hear social media plattform X and think of social media as a concept before thinking of Twitter/X.

@@lnsflare1 The difference is that Apple puts more into the name than just the letter i.

The letter X was edgy and hip in 90s comic books, so it only stands to reason that it must have necessarily remained so ever since. If anything, it should have even more bad-boy cachet while still appealing to the mainstream in an edgy, dangerous kind of way.

He just never got over being dumped that first time. Spends all his time thinking about his X

Also the fact that american business owners like Henry Ford, and JP Morgan literally funded the Nazi party to defeat the socialists in elections. And continued to fund them until, and potentially after it would've been considered treason.

It is, they combine the mandatory education of Prussia, the Universal Healthcare of the very early German Empire, and that abortions were performed. Not learning nuance

It's the political left that is obsessed with jewish people and antisemitic conspiracy theories due to their political marriage with the Muslim Brotherhood fascists. Antisemitism is at WW2 levels. Truly horrific and scary for Jews and this is 99% produced by the ruling class leftists. The Right is far from collectivist and authoritarian. But indeed there are conservatives like Tucker Carlson that would qualify as fascists.

The alignment between the behavior, rhetoric, policy, etc of early 20th century fascists, and current right-wingers & liberal elites (neoliberals generally) is so good it's almost spooky. The saying goes, "History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme", and that may be true with regard to the outcome, but ideologically it's close to a 1:1 correlation. It's been a hell of a thing to watch.

They don't ignore the gun policy of nazi's, they claim the opposite by zeroing in solely on the Jewish prohibition part and pretending it applied to everyone.

It's more that everyone who categorically opposes the left is probably in the same room as a nazi

​@@JinStreamsin Disneyland, the parks designers made sure to place trash cans regularly, so they are never more than 5 steps away. In the Republican party...

Dont do this, thats what won Trump the presidency some years ago.. many of the undecided in the end got pissed off by being called racists; sexists, etc just for not immediately voting blue, so dont underestimate the childish nature of mankind.. keep arguments civil, so you dont accidently piss off those you also need on your side :/ I know its dumb, but restraint in discussion is a constant necessity.

@@EinFelsbrocken Nah usually not for immediately not voting blue, but usually saying dumb nazi shit.

we can not like centrists too

v interesting, thank you

This was actually a caricature from 1931 that was displayed in our history textbooks. It is called „Das Firmenschild“ by Jacobus Belsen if you want to look it up. So back then they knew that this was propaganda.

@@PR-hl9pm Thats's exactly the one I meant. I misremembered some details of it but still remember discussing it in class.

it was a group of people who were upset that life was unfair and "certain" ethnic groups were getting unfair advantages so they had to start a REVOLUTION to violently overthrow the evil group of people who were unfairly profiting from immoral profit schemes. sounds pretty socialist to me. you know socialism will never fucking work if you never accept and claim responsibility for past failures what happens from doing this is you can :GASP: change and modify your system in the future to make it better. socialism will always turn to shit all of the time unless you do the work to actually work out the bugs to make it better.

Yes, thank you. Very interesting.

"But if you put too much energy in? Well, then the energy is trapped, see? It has nowhere else to go. It's total chaos! And so then what do you do? You go and find someone else's toast, someone who was more careful with the energy.... and we see this same pattern play out in how women interact in our modern society!" - jorble bee plederson, probably

I heard one interview where he said something like “I was thinking to myself last night and I discovered one of the fundamental truths about reality.” Like, imagine being so far up your own ass you think that your shower thoughts are fundamental truths about reality.

@@jessicest What's kind of scary is that if I go into "poetry reading mode," I can see why certain people would think your comment spoofing the guy makes sense.

He gives “I took shrooms and had ego death for the first time” energy lol

Do you think Elon knows what cogent means?

He’s also been removed as ceo of every company he’s been the ceo, including his own.

@@jgmediting7770I'm waiting for the Tesla board to wise up and fire his ass.

"what scientific or engineering value-add Elon specifically provided". what a painfully contorted sentence. try "what scientific or engineering value Elon added".

@@T.E.S.S. ah, a grammar nazi sympathizer

@@T.E.S.S. Either way you word it I would say he subtracts value by being a micromanager with no comprehension of what he is doing.

"Barest minimum of skill" is actually a very accurate description of Destiny

@@flyinglaservikingofdoom6686 Yeah he's such a disgusting LIBERAL that you guys can't even admit he has skill at debating.

Even when they argue alone, it's cringe

@@flyinglaservikingofdoom6686 contrarian pseudo-intellectual hack.

It's why both he and Sharpio love 'debating' university students in groups. Not only are students generally not experienced at dealing with their bad faith arguments. But when a student does land a point on them they have an effective bail out. Minimize and bullshit over them and move on to a softer target. It's why Peterson was so quick to throw in the towel against that gamer. He was expecting a bobble head to go "Wow it really makes you think" once he got pushback he knew he had to cut his loses or be torn apart.

DC also has Lex Luthor.

They know they'd lose if it was about class politics. It's literally impossible for the working class to lose that fight if it came down to it. But, that's not the side they're on, so it's literally not a viable strategy for them to phrase it that way.

not just charming, people thought him to be charismatic and people believed he is a super genius on the level of fictional characters like Tony Stark. It always boggled my mind.

@@maythesciencebewithyou the power of marketing and carefully selected interviews. He thought he had this guy on side, given the business deal.

​@@maythesciencebewithyou Money makes people believe a sow's ear is a silk purse.

The bar is incredibly low for nazi propagandists.

Exactly. Every time I hear Elon talk I think I am listening to a mentally slow child. He has all the charisma of a potted plant.

I actually wonder if they don't just call him a nazi bc they are legitimately worried that he my sue for slander or something

@@joshwilner5622 Well that and like most broad ideologies there are nuances to fascism where not all fascists are nazis even if all nazis are fascists.

​@joshwilner5622 elon is thin skinned and litigious, I would play it safe in their position too

That's the goal

Can’t prove in court that he is a Nazi. Can prove he’s a sympathiser and aligns with them, undoubtedly to protect his economic power in a collapsing system.