THANK YOU. People seriously have lost sight of this honestly. There's a tribe that eats people, but we ignore it because of "culture." Its so rediclous.
@@karmaphuntshok9168 Yeah but not like the Dalai Lama did it. It's a traditional greeting where you essentially show your tongue to someone to prove you're not some old evil 9th century king. It's not to poke your tongue out to make contact. You're like showing as much of the face of it, so it hangs down. What the Dalai Lama did was at best co-opting an existing traditional greeting to get a child to suck his tongue. There is no version of that greeting that I have found anywhere, nor have I found anyone refer to this, in which people suck on each others tongues. The idea is to show your tongue. And the way he stuck his tongue out is NOT the greeting.
@@TheLfamily24 idk what Im gonna do but I’m sure as fuck not gonna defend it or act like its whatever lol. This exact mindset is how this “its a cultural thing” slips by, people going “welp whaddya gonna do, guess I’ll just not talk or worry about it”.
I Charlie makes a logical fallacy when he says this as that argument completely ignores cultural context. Had this happened in America it would certainly be inappropriate because of America's cultural connotation between the tongue and sex. Had this have happened it Tibet it would have been in cultural context and not have been a big deal. The actual video took place in Dharamshala and I am unaware of the specific cultural context there. Further more the suck my tongue line is intended as an idiom and not literally and if you watch this video "Stop Sensationalizing the Dalai Lama's Innocent Interactions: A Tibetan's Perspective" it explain the whole cultural context of the incident.
@@Pcpyrao cultural is no excuse Sometimes cultural things are bad too and people need to accept that Some things about western culture are also bad, we're not saints either I'm not gonna pretend we are A child sucking an adult stranger's tongue is not appropriate no matter the context, whether he actually meant it or not If it was so cultural and normal,the child wouldn't have reacted the way he did Children often have little to no voice in society For you to side with some old religious leader says something about your priorities
@@Knux5577 Look, nobody should have to do anything that makes them uncomfortable. My point was that as I mentioned and sourced earlier what the Dahli Lama did is normal in Tibitan culture and named a video which explains the context for the interaction. My larger issue is that a bunch of people are leeping to conclusions of pedophilia. As I clearly mentioned above that this video does not take place in Tibet but in a place of whose culture I am unaware of and I’m fairly certain your and pretty much everyone else who has commented on the video is unaware of so none of us know whether it was appropriate. As for the child feeling uncomfortable there are many reasons that could be including the large crowd and being addressed to the Dalai. And it’s not like his parents were nowhere to be seen; his mother was on stage. What I’m trying to get at ultimately is that many people are being extremely closed minded about the situations and what is and is not acceptable in other cultures. I’ve seen many people try to justify the point that this is still wrong if it’s cultural by pointing to extreme examples like human sacrifice and child marriages when at the end of the day there is literally nothing sexual about the tongue. A culture could consider hugging to be inappropriate and sexual but that still doesn’t make it wrong unless whoever you hug feels uncomfortable and even then it still doesn’t globally make hugging wrong. All I’m saying is be open minded about other cultures and don’t immediately condemn them because of your own and when you have different cultures faux pas happen like this and that’s really all it was.
It was super weird, and my dad asked a good question: "Does he kiss adults on the lips?". With all the wisdom he's supposed to have he sure didn't have the wisdom not to act like a creep.
I think the grossest excuse for this situation was "It's just a game! They were playing a game with each other". That is literally how tons of predators start and get away with their abuse.
Tibetan monks violate Buddhist scripture on the regular. Self-immolation (Do not harm life, especially your own), hunting for reincarnation (no self-attachments), etc. The Dalai Llama's "leadership" is just a culmination of the corruption. Dude's true colors are finally flying.
The fact that he did it in front of cameras means he either genuinly feels nothing is wrong with this, or he believes that no one can hold him accountable...
Because he’s been a puppet used by the West to against China for decades. He became a public figure in the west for a long time. He has power in his own circle. And you know power grows corruption. Here is it.
I was SA’ed as a child, very horrible feeling I can’t sleep at night without having nightmares of that.. even now, i include every children to have a normal childhood in my prayers… this makes me so sick and disgusted. I hope the boy is fine
Yea I’m Buddhist and I absolutely do NOT condemn this sick behavior. I’ve showed it to my family who are all Buddhist and we’re all like what the heck. Idc if he’s the most famous and influential monk in the world - it is what it is. The sad thing is, usually, the people who are well-known for their kindness are usually the sickest ones
Buddhists use tech? I figured it might interfere with the natural temple of the body? No disrespect, Buddhists are one of the best most respectful religions ever.
Not really. He's the leader of one sect of a branch of Tibetan Buddhism. Itself but one variation of Buddhism. Buddhism is a hugely diverse religion practiced by hundreds of millions, so if one creepy old leader is enough to make someone have a bad image of a large chunk of humanity, then that person is simply ignorant.
there are rumors that he isnt even the real Dalai Lama, and the real one was incarnated, I think in China? Ive heard somethingabout that bùt not too sure
As a secular Buddhist, this disappoints me to an extent also. Though, any wise student of Buddhist philosophy knows better than to idolize 'religious' celebrity figures
@@joevenly5964 It's his choice to do what he wants with his channel. He is not doing anything illegal. It is the PARENT'S responsibility to watch their kids and what they are viewing on the internet, not Charlie's.
boldly doing the wrong thing usually means that you expect to get away with it. the fact that he's done this at all is disgusting and inexcusable, but to do it in public, on camera, in front of others... what kind of things is he used to getting away with?
"The amount of stupid juice being pumped into the water supply is getting to dangerous levels" You said it, man. Stupid juice is at epidemic levels. The llama has been doing and saying crazy stuff for years. Love your work Charlie. As always, keeping it real. A rare voice of sanity in a world going mad.
@@knightknight7725 it’s bc it’s the most stock apology ever which they definitely just copy-pasted without understanding (or caring) why people were upset. Like, the incident wasn’t even about words lmao, that was a very small part of a bigger problem 💀
@@anerrorhasoccurred8727 the dalai lama video you all probably watched a 5 sec clip of the thing if u actually cared at all u would bother to see the whole clip the kid asks "can i hug you?" he meant it in a playful manner he kisses people his age and older too if uv even watched a lil bit of his meetings before. His holiness is 87 year old hes a little bit senile he cant even speak english fluently these days and people in the west already have this image of him being a cult leader and famous people in the west have already been in some controversy about pedophilia e.g MJ,r.kelly. The family of the kid and kid himself apologised to his holiness recently for causing all this trouble for him which they shoudnt but you see the respect they have for him surely the media wont show that tho. There is even a whole post interview right after this "incident" where the kid says his holiness was very positive and fun to talk with and he was mad at himself that he coudnt ask the questions properly because he was nervous. Frankly his holiness doesnt care about criticism thats why he apologised to the boy and his family if he caused them any distress , he didnt apologise to the whole world. But as a tibetan i just cant stand his name being thrown around so casually.
@@Chainsaw18 "Grab em by the pussy, you can do whatever you want when you're famous" + What about all that stuff with a p0rnstar, and the alledged pee incident in Russia? Wtf is wrong with the people Americans vote to lead them?
The worst part is people rewriting history to defend this. Sucking tongue has nothing to do with Tibetan tradition. People say it's an innocent game called "che le sa" but if you search for "che le sa" but change the parameters for results from last month or earlier, you will not find anything about it. All you will find is Spanish results (Spanish for "what do you know") It was literally made up days ago to help out the Dalai Lama. And that's the world we live in, where people and / or bots will rally together in times like this to defend people like that.
@@iusedyourtowel6765 It's an obscure old tradition from an underdeveloped country with a population of only 3.5 million. Of course no one had written about it. like most conspiracies yours doesn't hold up to the most simplistic analysis.
@@theundertaler5875 Sure, that must be it. Every other minutia on the planet is has been reported in duplicate. Everything but this one thing. Nice try, p3d0
@@theundertaler5875 What's scary is how so many people came out of the woodwork to defend this predator with this lie. People like this person I'm replying to.
as a wee-lad i used to go visit my dads restaurant every now and then to just say hi and hangout with him. but there was always this one frycook who "playfully" and "jokingly" touch my nutsack and reach down my pants as a joke whenever i was around him. i was too young to be traumatized and weirded out by it but man i feel bad for the kid and family. i wish the little kid the best
@@Treebranch_ It's to be expected when large numbers of people revere him as a saintly figure and an authority on spiritual matters. It's just most of these people don't know English and/or don't go on RU-vid. If the Pope did something similar there would be tons of Catholics feeling compelled to defend him.
As a Tibetan my soul jumped out of my skin it's sad that few people advocate for the autonomy of Tibet and the leader of this movement has done this I have respected the Dalai Lama and idolized him for my entire life, this is not a "cultural thing" I promise you
sameee and idk how to feel about this because Dalai Lama has been very important in my life obviously because i'm Tibetan but uhm this is so weird and my parents / the older tibetan generation are obviously not gonna care about it and are gonna ignore it simply because hes the Dalai Lama and its Buddhism over everything
There have been numerous reports, going back years, of the rampant abuse of boys in Buddhist and Tibetan monasteries. Apparently the predilection for little boys that many monks have goes all the way to the top. The abused become abusers, and the abuse becomes institutional and normalised, and passed from one generation for the next. Religions have always had a major problem with pedophilia - from Islam to Christianity, and from Buddhism to Hinduism. This is yet more proof that we’re better off without religion. Buddhism is arguably the most benign of all the major world religions, and yet it is still rife with toxicity and abuse. So yes, this sadly is very much is a common part of Tibetan monk culture.
Don't worry, hon. The only ones screaming it's cultural are the far-left progressives who also would get mad at you for not playing a victim based on your race alone. No one else believes this is cultural, and do not think all of you guys are condoning child molestation or anything. It's still good to make your voice known. Just know anyone even marginally self-aware know this isn't a reflection on Tibet as a whole.
Sadly, I accidentally stumbled across the video and watched it without knowing what was about to happen and I was absolutely sick. The fact that they're doing it in public is just so incredibly sad and disgusting. We must stand up for the children, it's become too common to see stuff this disgusting.
I support the concept of Buddhism. The idea that kindness is more powerful than any evil. What you said is fair and I want it to be a reality. Not hypothetical. It is not kind to abuse the innocent.
@@theodorebear6714 You can boil most religious ideologies down to "Being kind to one another" but most are just veichles to true and justify some other means.
Over the past 5 years, we have watched many of our idols get exposed as monsters. You know the phrase “never meet your heroes?” You don’t even need to meet them anymore. Everyone is vulnerable to the camera lens.
The real heroes and idols are those that aren't recorded on camera, will never be recorded on camera, and do a whole lot of unknown good without expecting any fame or recognition for it. Idolizing people in the spotlight and worshipping humans like Gods is a recipe for disaster, it goes against everything we have evolved with so far such as letting go of monarchies and instituting measures to prevent absolute rule, etc. People like Mahatma Gandhi and the Dalai Lama being worshipped like Gods is something that is bound to create chaos, eventually power gets to your head and you begin to push your own agenda, humans are just flawed like that. This type of saint status should be reserved to mythological characters, who exist in a perfect and vast imagination with no room for imperfection. Edit: damn people ate this up, thanks
Some of the best actors are some of the worst people. It turns out people who are desperate to cover up who they really are, are usually really good at pretending to be someone else.
This whole video is pure irony, caught with his pants down bias hypocrite Charlie and the little brain rots still defending him to this day from the Fansly controversy still showing just how hypocritical he is with this video is proof.
im glad moist uses his popular platform to speak out about things that need to be spoken out for. good on you for using your platform for good and bringing light to this disgusting event
This is why I love Charlie. Seeing this was absolutely disgusting and only proved that he’s done this before and expected to be totally forgiven because of who he is. It’s so vile…
You are right he has done this before it is part of Tibetan culture and is a game played when a child askes an elder for something. Here's a video that explains is more. "Stop Sensationalizing the Dalai Lama's Innocent Interactions: A Tibetan's Perspective." It is also important to remember this video took place in Dharamshala which has it's own culture and that what is inappropriate here and sexual connotated may not be there.
You weebs think he is Pedo lol. He is purer than you could ever imagine. He has never had sex for 87 years his whole life is dedicated to world peace. He is very playful to all ages. If you think he is pedo then you need a therapy kid.
Religion honestly has hit a point it doesn't contribute much. MOST people would have the exact same ethics and morales regardless of any ''holy text'' and it's just become a weapon utilized by a small margin of people to get away with shit under a false pretense of said religion. ''Well i'm the top g around here and god told me himself it was okay so'' is no different than ''well this comic book character did it and said it was okay''
@@Meowthixno, they wouldn't have the same morales. Refer to pagans or societies with shamanism. We live in a world of Christian/Abrahamic values. Even if you consider yourself an atheist, you're really not because your whole world view is based on religion. All of the modern ideologies are derived from Christian ethics, from liberalism and utilitarianism to socialism and communism. P.S. I'm not religious, I am a pagan.
@@Meowthixwhat you're saying right now is the whole point of protestantism. Christianity as written in the books shouldn't have churches and popes like that. Churches and hierarchy among priests are inherited from Romans.
@Adrenaline activate what's baffling to me is someone can watch this out of context, heavily edited video, and claim he's a child predator without any other information. Rush to conclusions and get your pitchfork, that tends to work real well!
i was SA’D as a child and working through CPTSD in therapy. i read about ghandi (i know this video isn’t about ghandi) and what he did to little girls (TW he used to sleep with them naked to test if he would r*pe them or not basically, if he could “control his urges” 🤢🤮) and i remember my bfs mom speaking highly of ghandi. i told her what he did and she jumped through hoops to defend it, until i told her how little the girls were, that one was his niece, that they used to sob all day, and that his most devoted staff hated that he did this and were too scared of him to speak up until so much damage had been done. it should have been enough for me to just say that he abused people.
Yeah the Ghandi one is messed up too. I'm sure there's people who'll say that's just culture too. 'Oh yeah it's totally traditional for the men in the family to sleep in a bed with their nieces to test their self-control, that's been an uummmmm ancient tradition for many years'.
Gandhi is a straight up wasteman, i can't believe india put his face on their currency and call him the father of the nation when he was literally a pedophile, there were larger and more hard working freedom fighters than gandhi, but unfortunately he won because of popularity points.
Even if you want to argue he wasn't getting anything sexual out of it, it literally does not change his actions. If I punched a random person but I wasn't actually getting any angered release and was quite happy, I still committed battery and did damage to another human being.
See what you’re saying does hold some merit, but let’s play wit that logic for a moment. so in that same situation, would it be reasonable to assume you are an aggressive maniac who just goes around punching whoever ? bc automatically throwing the pedophile jacket on him would kinda be the same thing if he TRULY believed he was just acting in a playful/harmless manner that may or may not be tolerated in said culture. another example, If a little white kid is losing while playing COD online, and he knows he’s not racist, has no prejudice towards another race, but his feelings are hurt and he’s aware of a word that he can say to his opponent that he knows will hurt his feelings, so he decides to call the dude on the other end of the mic the N-word, Now since he said that, did the word coming out his mouth alter the way his brain is wired? Does he automatically hate all black people now? or is he still just the same kid who’s never had a problem with a member of another race who made a decision that he definitely shouldn’t make again? Now look I’m not advocating no weird pedo shit, but what I may look at as weird or sexual in nature, I know other cultures might look at these things in a completely innocent way or different way. So was it the right decision to make and should he be held accountable? Absolutely. But should he automatically get the pedo jacket thrown on him ? I don’t think so atleast with the information at hand, I mean I could be completely wrong but the way I see it there’s a 50/50 chance it was either innocent light hearted fun, or some sick creepy shit, all I’m saying as far as what the internet knows, we don’t know enough to be leaning towards either side, and I just notice that’s very common on the internet, and I 100% whole heartedly feel that in order to completely understand and provide a valid opinion on the matter is by approaching it at all possible angles.
@@DarnellSamo you wrote too much about this subject on which most people agree. there isn’t enough nuance in this situation to warrant such a long comment.
@@tonoornottono so instead of reading what I said to find that out for a fact, you’re just gonna assume? And what’s even crazier is thts exactly what I was talm bout😭 niggas like u
Isn't there a different standard for signs of affection in Tibet, or how they view the body? I feel that there is a disconnect in between the context of what the Dalai Lama intended compared to how it was interpreted. The Dalai Lama was not raised in the United States, and he did not have our cultural upbringing, and so he would not have our viewpoint on what could be interpreted with only a kiss. Granted, yes, he did more after that by saying "suck my tongue," something so outrageous in front of everyone that could leave many asking, "is this a joke?" Well, yes, the Dalai Lama intended it as a joke, and he apologized for what he intended as a joke. There are actual records of him doing jokes like that, such as him jokingly trying to kiss Desmond Tutu. If he had something insidious in mind such as pedophilia, wouldn't he have kept it hidden and not done something like that on a worldwide stage? This is be a hypersexualized perception from on what is a harmless norm in Tibetan culture, which they do actually have as a traditional saying. Look up "Che Le Sa," and the tradition between grandparents and grandchildren. This is where the grandparents say "che le sa," which translates to "eat my tongue," and then they put a piece of candy in their mouth for their grandchildren to eat. The Dalai Lama makes his best attempt to speak English during public ceremonies, and at times this can be a bit broken as English is not his 1st language, which explains why he said suck instead of eat. Also, the Tibetan word for suck, "jhip," is not sexualized in Tibetan culture. There is a Vice article that goes pretty in depth on the tradition in response to the accusations on Twitter. I applaud the Tibetans for standing up against the majority in what is a misinterpretation and unjust perception. They are trying to protect what is an innocent and silly gesture. If it was something more malicious, they would have denied what had happened to protect and normalize something more harmful. It would not have been displayed so honestly on stage like that, and it got cheers from the crowd the presentation was for, it wasn't until those outside of the public ceremony witnessed it made an uproar. Honestly, the majority here might be bullying the minority. Charlie, whether you believe it or not, this perception you and others made could be wrong, and people are defending him despite you not believing their actions.
As someone who was sexually assaulted by an old person when I was a kid and passing it out as a “joke” this entire situation is so uncomfortable. It’s like the experience and sensation of being assulted resurfaced out of nowhere. I feel so sorry for all the kids who had gone through this.
@@gritty455 i understand why you needed to make a long ass comment but yeah, those things are reported already with what u spoke of biden and the whole thing in mexico, I mean that's how you know irl, you're not there.. in the same way dalai lama was being a creep, all old people understand what's odd and not so there is no excuse
Just thank you. I was SA’d by an old man for years as a kid growing up. Now I have borderline personality disorder as a result and have to work hard to manage it.
This whole video is pure irony, caught with his pants down bias hypocrite Charlie and the little brain rots still defending him to this day from the Fansly controversy still showing just how hypocritical he is with this video is proof.
Even if he was just being playful on his mind, he should know there are limitations to what he can and cannot do as a joke. This is disgusting behaviour no matter how you frame it.
Old people are insensitive like that in third world countries. Old men in my village used to pull the d*cks of their grandsons while bathing them and laugh at their expressions. As kids, we used to get our buttts slapped while we would run naked in the verandah. I know Dalai Lama was just teasing the kid, but I can't explain this to people who are looking at this from outside and haven't really brought up in third world countries. There was a reason the audience was laughing when Dalai Lama was pulling it off.
That playful spirit does not look like that whatsoever. You coining it that way is already the problem. Kids don't act like that around others children under 9-10 yrs of age. Adults with 18 and younger is definitely a no no! Some suppose spiritual guide that has all eyes on him saying that just tops off how wrong on every level it is for him to say that. Zero playful!
God this reminds me to when a pastor lifted a friend’s skirt and then excused himself saying that he wanted to make sure she was wearing pants underneath, we where 9 and 10, and the old people there where telling us it was her fault for going to church in a skirt
Meanwhile Some churches get upset if a girl wears pants instead of a dress or a skirt to church. They always finding something to be critical about with girls.
Even if the Dalai Lama really did mean this in a light hearted way, even if he's so senile, tone deaf, and out of touch, it is unacceptable. He's surrounded by a gazillion of staff. Someone's gotta be able to realize that this ain't okay and tell him to not do that.
His staff needs to watch him more closely and he should never be allowed near children. That being said, since he never did anything like this in 87 years, I think this is clearly dementia/alzheimers. I think hes sick and thats not his fault, but he needs a team of care takers. Honestly I dont think hes in his right mind any longer, and should not be villainized for being sick. My heart goes out for the child in this horrible situation.
@@Knux5577 Maybe youre misunderstanding, but if he has dementia than hes just not there anymore. Its not like his caretakers can just remind him to not do this, they need to keep a costant eye on him and keep him away from kids and the public eye. Even fathers who would never in a million years act inappropriately can get dementia and do things like grope their daughters or caretakers because theyre just gone. Some illnesses of the brain are very very sad, like imagine loving your family and grandchildren and then getting to a certain age, getting dementia and you dont even realize what you are doing. Something like alzheimers eats away at parts of your brain and you have literal brain damage. You honestly cant be held accountable for your actions at that point, and I think considering the Dalai Lamas past, this is what we are seeing unfold. He is 87 years old. I dont believe he is in his right mind anymore and should be treated as such.
@@crazzynez As someone who has seen Dementia up close, multiple times, for years....That isn't Dementia. That isn't any kind of illness except pedophilia. You are in serious denial and do not want to answer to the truth of what he has done, and what he could have done for years.
@@crazzynez yeah nothing like this happened in 87 years that we know about. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s done stuff like this plenty of times before and just started to get careless
Progressives and fake idol worshippers won't ever confess or see that this is what happens when humans open up to more s exual ities and we the normal people become to forgiving not just in America but world wide. This will happen and is already happening in America we have a leader and his son that have pictures and they grab kids inappropriately or do disgusting things to them, first it was lgb then it became q and then Trans and sooner or later the + which is pedophilia will become mainstream and will be pushed to be okay in todays failed society they already have a flag and their own letters and it's called M.A.P.S.
True, but Kiwi Farms probably is the internet punisher. They do tons of fucked up shit, but they straight dox predators/abusers all time. Which is what they deserve; too bad the Farms does not so good things a lot.
Good thought provoke when he said 'imagine if that was your kid' . To be honest I wasn't that engaged with the issue because I'm taking a break from outrage at the moment, but as soon as he said that I pictured how I would react if it had been either one of my kids at that age, in a park or something. Being who I am, he wouldn't have had a chance to poke his tongue out.
Some More News has a great video on this in regards to rich people, how having a lot of power has been scientifically proven to lead to treating other people much worse
im from a country where kissing ur relatvies on the lips and cheeks for greeting is normal and perfectly wholesome but usually its adults amongst each other and ALSO this goes WAY beyond that. WAY beyond that.
Dalai Lama isn't the only Tibetan in the world, not exactly hard to find out if its actually part of their culture, just find your nearest Tibetan and ask them if they sucked tongues when they were a kid.
@@heronekkotheanimer7386 that is true. And only good relatives. People that you have a strong bond and love for, and we all know that cant be said about every family member. So yea Mr Lama kinda fucked it up on every front with this one
I'm surprised you didn't point out how the "Apology" just describes the whole situation as "A child went up to him and wanted a hug", conveniently leaving out the kiss and "suck my tongue" parts.
Because the kiss and tongue part are pretty normal in their culture. The request to suck isn't common but it was also pretty clear he had no intention of allowing it to happen. For a guy who has been in the public eye for so long this is a remarkably small amount of controversy to emerge. It's unlikely that he's decided to throw away an entire life's mission and decades of goodwill in order to engage in a very public assault. More likely this is just an old man being playful from a culture for whom jokes like this are not particularly taboo. Move on guys.
This is why it's dangerous to have anyone revered over others. Thanks for talking about this. I also thought the whole thing was super fucked and the response was even weirder. It's worth noting it happened a while ago, and the apology only happened now because the media got ahold of it.
The dalai lama is a man and like any other man he is susceptible to judgment, although people in this world can get away with things just because they are perceived to be above the law or make the laws. We all have to answer to God one day, and God has given his word to the world but the world does not receive him. We have to follow Jesus, (Truly, these times of ignorance God overlooked, but now commands all men everywhere to repent, because He has appointed a day on which He will judge the world in righteousness by the Man whom He has ordained. He has given assurance of this to all by raising Him from the dead.” Acts 17:30-31)
Apologetics exist everywhere. Why is bill Clinton still given a platform? Or Hillary after she destroyed the victim knowing the truth -not to mention a bunch of corrupt nonsense while in politics but I'm trying to avoid that. Mike Tyson is a rapist yet he is brought on everyone's shows now, I didn't realize prison was enough to earn your celeb status back after aggravated rape. If this had been the pope or a catholic archbishop, there would be riots and violence. Mindy Kaling has apparently admitted to sexually assaulting some random crew member (kissed him on the lips then just laughed at him and walked away). Then there are the people we know are bad but we act like we can't do anything about it: Russians raping, torturing, using chemical weapons on children. Muslims raping, torturing, all but enslaving women. And people can say its not all Muslims, but there are literally 10s of millions at least behaving this way. We need to stop accepting the norm and treat everyone equally.
And people want this man back in power in Tibet. China may be a horrible authoritarian regime but at least they are bringing infrastructure to the region.
I am not Tibetan but I am Nepalese and my house is close to a Tibetan refugee camp. I can say with 100% certainty that, I haven't seen anyone greeting like that out in public.
As an sa survivor, this shit is absolutely disgusting and my heart goes out to the young boy and his family. I hope that the boy is getting the help he needs and deserves.
lol he has been senile for the last 13 years lol how about you complain about replacing him sooner youtube is not your cope ground yeah my dad abused me so sad
As a Buddhist myself, I was appalled by his actions. I didn’t want to believe them at first but you can’t deny reality. Goes to show that you can’t blindly follow any spiritual leaders. Everyone has downfalls and not everyone is a saint. I hope he gets held accountable for his actions and they do the right thing and find a new leader. One worthy of admiration.
This dynasties are over yeras ago there is nothing spiritual about this ppl , is almost as simple like if somebody have power and influence of this level in todays world he probably is not a decent person
The Dalai Lama is a reincarnated Bodhisattva or something according to Tibetan Buddhism. And he has claimed that he chose to never reincarnate. So the only way for them to get a new Dalai Lama ASAP is to get him to announce he will reincarnate, die, and the priests will go find the new baby Lama
@@ComanderSazabi2000 you can't really control whether or not you reincarnate unless you've escaped the cycle or reincarnation, in which case you wouldn't reincarnate. At all.
same here, he really doesn't have a right to teach others about buddhism when he's harmed this boy and possibly other kids while simultaneously going against a core principle of buddhism like hhhhhhh
@@rizkiramadhan9266 My admittedly poor knowledge of Tibetan Buddhism tells me that the Dalai Lama and some other Lamas in Tibetan Buddhism have already escaped the cycle of reincarnation. But due to their overwhelming compassion for humanity, they've chosen to stay in the cycle of reincarnation to continue guiding humanity towards enlightenment. Buddhism in general probably don't have a tradition of Bodhisattva's reincarnating but the Tibetan branch of Buddhism definitely does.
@Alvin Kang Obama started 6 fully illegal wars (without congress approval) and wrote the muslim ban. That's right the "Terrorist Travel Prevention Act" was passed by Trump, but was written by Obama right before he left office. To be fair it makes sense to ban countries that you bomb, I mean if you don't want them to retaliate. Which they will want to, you know since you destroyed their homes and murdered their loved ones.
Nothing surprising there, most noble peace prize is awarded to those whose activity/presence benefited the western interest/agenda (most of them is detrimental to their own countryman) or straight up a western spy/agent.
As a person who was touched by a man when I was younger this is just upsetting because this happens to so much people and a lot of the time people don't care and say stuff like " he did not know what he was doing"
I recently realized that we often talk about in religious settings small boys being abused and sexually assaulted but don’t have any groups or support in place for them. Like I see these accounts on instagram talking about resources for victims of sexual assault but it’s only for women and young girls. I’m not trying to say one is worse than the other but I notice a lot of spaces and resources online specially say for women and with how often we talk about young boys being SA there isn’t a whole lot of activism for it. Sad thing is when I DO see someone say anything about male victims it’s a way to try and tear down other groups for women not actually trying to support young boys who go through this.
@@RaspBerryPies thats an astute observation. Its easy to be outraged by monsters and monstrous actions, but when it comes to actually helping the victims of these monsters, theres nowhere near as much focus as there is on the outrage and “bringing justice” aspect. Not to say that’s bad, Im the LAST person in these comments who’ll be mad about people wanting pedos and monsters who sexually assault children to pay for their actions, but actually offering resources and support for the people/children affected is/should be just as important as giving penance to their abusers.
@@mud4309 Yeah exactly not saying there aren’t any support groups out there but we often just say “Wow what a horrible thing” and then not much else. Even if the person gets time in jail the actual victims still have to heal and deal with this. Makes it even worse when it’s gets super popular and everyone knows what happened to you but no one is actually helping just gossiping and saying how horrible it all is. Also I agree nothing wrong with calling people out and then getting what they deserve but there needs to be more focus on helping victims too
Honestly it wasn't even about putting someone on a pedestal, but rather, expecting at least some form of human decency, this is asking for the bare minimum from someone, let that sink in
I seriously feel like I was the first person to see the video because I mentioned it to people and they had no idea. Thank god this is getting out there more
Pope Benedict XVI, Bulldog of the Church, who defrocked 800 pedophile priests in the span of two years and defrocked every single bishop in the archdiocese of Ireland, would like to know your location
I saw the video on twitter and felt sick after. That poor boy must have felt so humiliated. And all those adults around that wouldn't help him made my blood boil. They're enabling this behavior.
I was just as repulsed by it. But wouldn't you know, they just released a video of that boy giving his thoughts afterwards and he said it was "a very positive experience". The brainwashing runs deeeeeep
I think in the moment the boy must have felt disgust more than humiliation (it may come after though) Just imagine an old man right in your face asking you to suck his tongue right after he already made you kissed him on the lips (with adults around clapping like it's the sweetest thing ever) when you're like 8 or something.
As someone who practices Buddhism I'm at a loss for words honestly Edit: some of you are correct, I should not be surprised. A Buddhist should know better as to not put up any particular person on a pedestal and that is my mistake in doing so, it's just disappointing
It wasnt bad. I don't practice buddhism, but its only out of the poverty of modern western mind that we pervert it. This was not pedophilia, but playful affection between a man and a child. Critical is acting confused, hes saying he was being playful and tricky, not that he was trying to prank him. Critical is usually frank and honest but here hes just arrogant and convinced of himself. I dont think he was "kidding" i think he was being playful, not sexual and pedophilic
this is literally western world domination. If there is "global white supremacy" this is it, using western value systems to judge a moment of affection between two people. it wasnt ped0philik. It was playful loving. i dont think ill be able to convince anyone, critical fans are kinda diehard interested in him giving surface level commentary in a monotone voice while he makes dick jokes, and they'll likely side with him. But they can't understand this sort of behavior cause they dont live a thing like the Lama. He is totally socially maladapted, his behaviors would be weird to westerners as much of his time is spent in meditation and in religious service. Not watching gaming videos and staying up to date on twitter. This behavior he displayed emerged from that as something innocent, he didnt see it in a weird light, it wasnt sexual, and from the absolute poverty of our minds, we can't understand this. It's strange to us, ugly, even wicked to many of us. But i assure you to him it was innocent affection. He didn't wish to do anything with the child except share a moment of love with him, and it was physical. This is very different from what hes being accused of
