I DID NOT KNOW THIS!! DID YOU?? | The Fat Electrician Reaction 

"i hereby summon you my sla- where'd these bullet Holes come fro-" Clay: fuck you and have a nice day 🖕**leaves**

Screw that bro would kill the damn ENTITY WHO HAD THE AUDACITY TO MAKE HIM A SUMMONABLE BEING!

Unless he's summoned in chaldea in which case he might be chill cause he fights for humanity and isnt exactly enslaved

Judge: "Look, I can respect owning a gun for home defense, but throwing lit sticks of dynamite at them was going a little too far." Clay: "You weren't there, Your Honor. You weren't there."

my thoughts exactly

@@josephschultz3301then the judge was just like: “…fair enough, I mean, I’m no Kentuckian. Not guilty.”

@@josephschultz3301 " Your honor, shut the fuck up. You wasn't even there and this is normal behavior in Kentucky. "

Restraint Release 0

@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716 "level what?"

#LifeHack.

When hope is gone, Undo this lock and send me forth a moonlit. Walk releasing restraint level .....0

When Cassius clay is compared to fucking alucard!

FE came from TilTok so he has the speed.

he was in the military thats pretty much base speed for all military people i have meet@@jeffjag2691

More TFE! Mosquito video next

He's from Iowa like me.

Why did you say "but"?

The man woke up and chose violence _every single morning._ And we wouldn't have it any other way :D

He’s THE ORIGINAL Mary Sue character

@@Marcharound Untrue. And here's why: Mary Sues are 100% _perfect._ Meanwhile, this actual American Legend went insane later in life, almost got killed that one time, was widely hated by a lot of (admittedly evil) people (but still, Mary Sues are _always_ loved by everyone [yes, even their antagonists, usually in some weird jealousy sort of way]), and he died without getting resurrected by the Dragon Balls because he did what he wanted to do and didn't need a second try. See, Cassius Clay is what Mary Sues _wish_ they could be: Fully-realized, actual people that come-off as "too awesome to be real", but definitely were real and definitely changed the world with the awesomeness of their actions. Cassius. _Motherfucking._ Clay. The Greatest Kentuckian, Duelist, Lawyer, Orator, Army Officer, War Hero, Politician, Journalist, Publicist, Diplomat, ABOLITIONIST. Try fitting all of that on a fucking business card! *[Drops mic]* That was my time, I yield the podium. Peace.

​@@josephschultz3301 gawd dayum 😂😂

@@josephschultz3301 Don’t celebrate yet, because I thoroughly disagree! Not all Sues have to be 100% perfect. People have tried to subvert the Mary Sue archetype by creating the now tropes “Jerk Sue” and “Villain Sue” (though the latter usually goes unnoticed) whose names are self explanatory. These are still Sues despite having flaws. Plus, losing it was you get older isn’t even really a flaw, that’s just kinda what happens as you reach late 80s. As for being hated, the people who hated him still clearly recognized his skill and knew they couldn’t take him in a duel. They didn’t destroy his printing building while he was sick by pure coincidence. They did it because they recognized he was better than them and they couldn’t win in a fair fight. Even when he was jumped by 6 armed dudes and beaten to near-death, he still won and described the experience as merely annoying. None of this even mentioning the fact he impressed the enemy so much that they release him and his soldiers from capture! They actually admired him. That is pure Mary Sue energy and you cannot argue otherwise! I don’t even know what you’re talking about with resurrections. The fact that he did all this without needing to be resurrected is even more of an argument for his Sueness. The only reason he’s a fleshed out character is because it’s real life, and he cannot have it any other way. That is why Major-General Cassius Marcellus Clay is the closest thing to a Mary Sue (or the male version, “Marty Stu”) we had on this here earth! P.S: If you want to learn more about what makes a Mary Sue a Mary Sue, I’d recommend Overly Sarcastic Production’s Trope Talk on the subject!

And the embodiment of "Fuck around and find out."

@@mrexists5400 Clay: "We're freeing the slaves." Other Guy: "But I'm making so much money off of them." Clay: *[Draws pistol]* "Motherfucker, don't make me repeat myself."

That amendment is the best of them, I'd say, perhaps the most important by that metric too

It’s instances of stuff like this that reaffirms to me why we maintain the Second Amendment

​@@Avetho id say it's the 1st tbh. The first amendment is the first line of defense against tyranny, letting us protest against the tyrants. The 2nd however is for when the 1st amendment does not work.

Some people think they have God and Anime on their side. They're usually wrong. Cassius Motherfucking Clay had the only thing on his side that he needed. _His knife._

@@josephschultz3301 This man doesn't need God and Anime on his side, God and Anime need him on their side!

@@josephschultz3301 Don't forget his gun.

@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 God, Anime, Gun, and KNIFE!

​@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639the gun is the easy one to get past though, as strange as that sounds

He is the GOAT

The man saw injustice standing before him and did the only sensible thing he could do. He pulled a gun. As a fellow Kentuckian, I salute him. And yeah, The Fat Electrician is awesome. The dude speaks almost 90 miles a second and it's always hilarious.

TFE is amazing. As a History Teacher, he is GREAT!!!!!

@@Wpns175 Thank you for the work you do in the field of education. I know it's often a thankless job and that the kids are sometimes assholes (I know I was), but we _desperately need_ more cool teachers. Stay cool, my friend.

I've been looking for just the right thing to say, and will probably screw this up but here is my attempt. TFE is an awesome treasure as an educator. But he is only delivering honest history in a way that is enjoyable, which actually makes it fun to learn. He's not making it up, it is totally real and in a way that we all can relate to. SO, question #1 is why don't more "teacher" use this method? Question #2, There are many more stories like this, that should prove that we all are closer together, but they are never published or shared like TFE did for Cassius. We are all Americans pulling in the same direction. This is a huge army on You tube, can we go find other similar stories to help bring us all together? TFE is just a country Cracker that is an awesome human being. I SOOOO wish I had a history teacher like him, I might have gave a shit in school.

Honestly, Cassius Clay is the living embodiment of why I hold the 2nd Amendment as an unimpeachable principle that all human beings are equally entitled to. Though I wish it on no one, there may come a day when any one of us will be under the threat of those who oppose us so fundamentally that they want nothing less than for us to die in order to get out of their way. When that day comes, don’t be like a sheep to be slaughtered. You are not prey. You are a human being. Arm yourself, and give those who see you as little more than an obstacle a 9mm rebuttal.

I said this in another comment that seems to have disappeared so I'll say it here. I love your videos, and it's great that you are still able to do them. Even when you are going through hard times you manage to give out such joy and positivity to the world, and that's incredible. I salute you ma'am. Keep fighting. P

Honestly if there was a gacha rpg where all the playable characters were based on important figures from various places in world history I would become a whale if I could main Cassius Clay

bro that type moon reference got me mad about how many figures are ignored worldwide. Especially, in 18th-19th centuries in America. Doc Holiday is another one.

@@AnalyticalHeart There's the manga/anime Drifters that is basically the same idea (well, kinda- historical figures isekai'd into a fantasy world, teamed together, and pitted against each other) where we get Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Made by the same guy behind Hellsing. Good manga, check it out if you haven't.

@@firstnext5482 oh i will now! thanks!

John paul jones also 😂

Cassius Marcellus Clay, John Brown, and Frederick Douglas all walk into a room. The room promptly explodes due to too much concentrated awesome.

John brown was batshit crazy

@@yusted1 Yes, but he was _freedom_ crazy. And I'll take that over bullshit like slavery any day of the week, my friend. Don't make me sing the song.

@@yusted1The world around him was crazy. He was an extremist, but all of his goals were sane, he merely used radical-but importantly NOT irrational-methods to achieve them. The vile practice our peculiar institution filled him with JUSTIFIED indignation, so he took concrete steps to end it in the fastest way he could see to end it. That’s just stubbornness and imprudence, not insanity. And in any case I’d say an insane abolitionist deserves infinitely more respect than a level-headed slaver. The blood on the slaver’s hand was innocent. John Brown’s body lies a-mouldrin’ in the grave, but his soul goes marching on!

Well I’m gonna keep on fighting the best I can so I can still be here being a ray of sunshine even when you’re 60 :) haha ❤️ thank you for such a kind comment

@@aliciaxdeathCassius Clay is the more rational version of the absolutely batshit violence that is John Brown… God’s Bird was one crazy motherfucker.

@@aliciaxdeath You're gonna kick cancer's ass. I just know it.

Literally the guy that goes into a gun fight with just a knife and _still wins._ It's even crazier that he lived into old age. Nothing could stop the man except for the natural aging process and even that took a good while to take him down.

​@@josephschultz3301, Death can have Me when it Earns Me

@@brothersgt.grauwolff6716he lived dang near a century, way longer than most of modern humanity, and he did it while in constant duels, having his life threatened six ways from Sunday, surviving a near-death experience that woulda killed your average Joe Schmoe from the 1800’s (or even modern day let’s be honest), got slavery abolished before the turn of the century, and is basically one of the major reasons America isn’t as nearly as much of a chaotic mess as it could’ve been without him.

@@DG_Toti If anything, it just makes me super happy that he lived long enough to see his dream get achieved. And, fuck, not _only_ that, but it wasn't just any regular dream either. His dream was literally the freeing of the slaves. Some of us dream for some pretty pointless shit. But this dude dreamed big, hard, and selfless. He put his money where his mouth was. He nearly died for it multiple times. As embarrassed as I am being a Kentuckian because Kentucky was a slave state, I'll always remember that this dude was also a Kentuckian and, when everybody else was too busy being fucking evil, he stood up and said no, fuck your entire system, I'm going to dismantle it, and you fuckers are going to _watch_ me dismantle it. He was violent, he was crazy, he tried to work outside the system, and he was absolutely an American hero that needs to be talked about more. Long story short: For some insane reason, we put an evil man like Andrew Jackson on the 20$. Maybe it was to make his roll in his grave just because he hated paper money and only supported the coin. But THIS GUY deserves to be on a dollar bill. This guy stood up when a lot of other people were either just cowards or outright horrible. I'm drunk right now. Sure. But I'm also right. Clay on money. American hero all the way.

I wanna know who's the poor sap in his party who never rolls above a 10? Because it seems like there's always one to balance out the luck.

Massively underrated comments.

The sad thing about evil is that it is still capable of respect.

​@@josephschultz3301I'd argue that's a good thing. For example, while I don't remember the names there was a kkk member of important rank who spent time with a black man who wanted to learn about the kkk and their views. Overtime the clansmen became freinds with the man to the point that he gave up the kkk and even handed his robe over to his freind.

@@mickyflint I said sad, not _bad._

​@josephschultz3301 What's sad is that every person has the capacity to do both good and evil. Unfortunately, some go to the wrong side

parenthood has a way of softening eve the hardest of hearts

He spits fast and funny, nonstop. The episode about the stolen U-Boat is almost too funny to withstand xD

Can't be understated how based Grant was

Also fun fact: black slaves were the minority. The slave trade originated when Muslims enslaved Slavic people, which is where the word slave is derived from. The vast majority of slaves around the world were Irish, Chinese and English. Also, the civil war wasn't over slavery, it was only a small part after the fact. It was over the secession of the Confederacy from the United States to try and create two separate countries. Most American slaves were actually Irish, and there were black slave owners. Irish slaves built the White House. They weren't captured from Africa, either. When African tribes conquered rival tribes, they enslaved them for labor or to eat them. They sold them to other countries for trinkets as small as watches or foreign coins. All in all, it's great that slavery is gone, as it's an abhorrent practice, but it still heavily exists in Africa, with the current minimum number of 700,000. It's sick. Maybe one day everyone will be free.

and it was all because of one speech in his teenage years. I might honestly give an arm and a leg to go back in time and hear that abolitionist speech for myself just to see how it hits

Why we never heard of Cassius Clay because Kentucky and the Bible belt aka the confederate states all decided to erase all influential people who aren't part of the confederate southern ideals

Your request for the cheese bunkers has been granted. She loved it xD

What about his video titled the most gangster marine?

The Iran navy video was hilarious

There's nothing sappy about it, my friend. Alicia's strong AF. She's gonna kick cancer's ass.

Oh yeah, the human body is an amazing creation, willpower and drive are enough to keep you going even after losing a lot of your body, even under a lot of open injuries, but a lack of will can cause a perfectly healthy person to just fall off the mortal coil without much obvious cause. Alicia seems to have enough willpower and drive to keep a dozen people healthy, and that's hella inspiring.

he was the isekai mc

Who waves the Confederate flag in the modern day?

@@AdderMoraymorons. I have known my father my whole life and I have never seen him support the confederacy but then again he is a northerner. As a lifelong independent democrats are hilariously ignorant of the world around them. Some of them are hilariously ignorant of how obvious they are.

Exactly. Arqhangel was talking mad sh*t for someone who doesn't know their history.

this is like that Kojima bit

Finally someone else says it. Everybody is having a good time and he thinks it's a great opportunity to bring up his political views.

I second the Pig. He's a good pig.

Clay basically proxy-bullied three suprpowers into a deadlock and made sure the civil war stayed internal and did not cascade into a global confligt

Absolutely. "Hate speech" is a dangerous, slippery slope.

People would complain about it being unrealistic

Major brainwashing. These people can't fathom their political opponents NOT being evil.