Ted Kaczynski Meets His Lawyers - SNL 

Amish were too

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Especially when the 2030 agenda comes out with the great rest and AI revolution

He wrote some truths, but he literally wanted to return to the stone age so no, he wasn't right lol

@@cloudyy9033 he didn't , just pre industrial

Nah pretty sure he would be a no-nothing just like he is now, just not being stuck in prison for life.

@@jay1373 Yeah the luddites were doing ted’s manifesto before ted was alive.

He didn't go crazy. He was traumatized in the MK Ultra program on purpose.

It's useless to even write such a thing except from a Fiction point of view. Anti-Science Fiction? You can't stop progress. Our curiosity and inventiveness are defining characteristics of what makes us human beings. Turn your back on them and you become an inhumane, anti-social freak like Ted.

@@gzpz5954 Ted himself has literally stated he was never part of Mk ultra

He killed people, that what makes his Right, wrong in the worst way.

yes

@@sharonisaac445 technology will be the damnation of society, his actions were meant to spread the message. Bill gates wants to cover the sun, I wouldn’t mind a “wrong action”

Even then Ted was a moron... the threat isn’t technology the threat is the people using the technology and why... had we rather than fear mongered about technology and instead forced and demanded lawmakers and politicians restrain and regulate big tech firms and billionaires rather than allow them free rein under the “capitalism is great we’re number 1!” shtick they wouldn’t have the power or monopoly they do, which would have greatly reduced the power and control their technology have on our lives. If people were more interested in actually living their lives rather then the newest iPhone and or having corporations build more advanced machines to make it easier for you to do nothing this wouldn’t be a problem. Again Ted was an idiot, he focussed on the wrong thing and went about it the wrong way, and thus only helped to fuck up the response and chances we had to get ahead of this. May he rot in hell.

@@aldobg4110 are you on meth?

Whilst I disagree profoundly with the methods that Ted used - bombing, killing, maiming - I nonetheless believe that the thesis propounded by him in 'Industrial Society and its Future' is correct. This man is a seer.: a philosopher who completely understands what industrial society has made us, and what it continues to make us in our post-industrial age of digital technology, cyber security and surveillance capitalism. In many ways, the human race has become more sheep-like than ever. Lemming-like, in fact. People are addicted to their mobile technology, to sharing every aspect of their lives for public consumption, to unwittingly surrendering themselves and their private thoughts and personal data to a wider world that sees and registers everything; in fact, into mistakenly seeing these incursions into their privacy and choice as liberations. Big tech and the security services have won. We are all trapped and repressed by technologies and ideologies that kid us into feeling that we're freer, and have more choices and control, than ever before. Well... most of us are thus trapped and repressed. Some of us can see through what we're being sold. Some of us will always see differently - and therefore always be regarded as outsiders and cranks. Huxley had it right: we have been conditioned not to understand these things as repressive, but to welcome them ... and to willingly pay for them. The state has succeeded in obtaining ultimate control over us, and is able to manipulate us without our ever realising what's actually going on. Am I a Luddite for refusing to have a cell phone and use social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Whatsapp, et al? No. I'm an independent, free-thinking person who refuses to succumb to the charms and demands of the Big Tech 'security' society. I am, and have always been, an outsider. Which doesn't make me an anarchist, a plotter, a criminal, a freak. It makes me someone who values my privacy, anonymity... and freedom, inasmuch as I'm able to realise it in this world. Sadly, that also makes me suspect - though I wouldn't harm a fly, nor tread on an ant. I couldn't hurt another living being if my own life depended on it. The way out of this, to true liberation, is not to allow ourselves to succumb to it in the first place. To see it for what it really is: a prison, just like any other. A prison of the mind, spirit and soul.

hallerd as someone who’s anti trump I feel like teds writings were extremely accurate

@@hallerd what does Kaczynski have to do with Trump?

@@MartianTom THE MOST UNRATED COMMENT I HAVE EVER READ!!!! I dismantled my FB, I don't have Twitter or any other platform. I did away cable tv 4 or 5 years ago. My phone isn't much better though. I have been awakened to what is really going on and who truly runs this world.

I cant believe I cant heart this comment!

ExpertSystems what do you mean “but” thats the whole premise of the skit

Take your meds

David is a piece of shit

Basically his wife Linda too

David’s wife was the first one to identify the unabomber

As much as I do like Tim Meadows (particularly as Leon Phelps, "The Ladies' Man"), I couldn't help but (unfavorably) compare his Cochran imitation to that of Phil Morris, AKA "Jackie Chiles" from Seinfeld: *"I am shocked & chagrined; mortified & stupefied!"* That guy *nailed* Cochran!

I agree I’d always thought he was very funny

@@maestroofamore8948 can I buy you a fish sandwich?

@Patrick O'Donnell: Was your father a meat-burglar?

This comment is underrated af yo dead fuckin ass yo, probably the MOST UNDERRATED comment on this video

Thank u your honour

Ned Gold seriously?

Hiram Abiff Dead serious. Apparently he was really courteous and polite. His story is kind of tragic in a way. He was a child prodigy who went to Harvard at 16 and was subjected to brutal psychological experiments that would never make it past a review board today. What he did was still morally repugnant but if a few things in his life went differently he likely would have never killed anyone.

Ned Gold yeah I really don't know much about his story. But sometimes society helps to cause that type of things. It helps form these radical ideologies I agree completely. That's really cool though your mom helped represent him.

Hiram Abiff Yeah that's part of the beauty of our legal system. Even if you are suspected of doing something heinous and everyone in the country hates you, you still have a right to an attorney and a fair trial.

Hey, as long as he didn't mail it to her...

It is nothing genius. People from the past have always been talking about it. Yeah, to people who don't really read, it might sound genius. But then it is easy to feed them anything, they don't really think about anything.

He still literally mailed people bombs

ah yes trusting a bomber.

Do any of you pay taxes? You're funding the slaughter of children in foreign wars.

He literally copied updated and modernized the language and the re-posted everything from this group that existed in the early 1800’s called Luddites.

Jahred Mcniggs It’s called Viagra. It gives you a boner!

U don't want any part in this shit!

"Its called pills! Its the logical next step for you" and not at all its a fucking classic

​@@felipehargerI think I do! I think I want to try this ca-caine!

That probably was falsified by the US Government to make his claims seem outrageous and paint him as a mad man.

He himself actually denies this

I'm gonna put some money on his books

@@nickbrowning3270 how would he know if someone had been secretly feeding low doses of acid till he lost his mind?

@@bozbozman1575 good question

I fed him breakfast in that shithole

It’s not that bad

Lol I've done time there

How else can you be heard with so much distractions and noise around you?

@@god6less First; let me say WHAT?! Second; I will say WHAAAT!!?

based

It's not based (but mind you, it is to the hoi polloi that never read anything). People have been taking about ideas similar, if not more historically based, for centuries before him. Anarchism. Anarcho-primitivism, even anarcho-communism. Etc. It's just the meme of the minute to think that. Edit: But mind you, Ted was certainly smart and he performed miracles to make this mainstream. Too bad nobody in the mainstream will ever do anything but talk about it.

@@rajbhattacharya4427 Ted wasn’t an anarchist

@@familyguyfunnymoments7339Yes, he was. He was an anarcho-primitivist and his writings have been most thoroughly studied and discussed by anarchists. Do some research, man.

@@rajbhattacharya4427 anarcho primitivst isn’t an actual anarchist lol

Yep...I just wish he never killed

After reading his latest book I have a lot of respect for his ideas and his message. I don't agree with his methods but only because I think a revolution against technology is just as empty and damning as the status quo...if we don't improve our culture we would eventually make the same mistakes all over again. While I cannot agree with his remedy I do agree with his assessments and if more people were aware of his tragedy, rather than simply dismissing it, maybe we could change for the better. He lashed out in random violence over a deep sense of being disconnected...and in that sense was a harbinger of the kind of violence we now see regularly. The difference is he knew what was driving him to madness and these days technology is so taken for granted they can't see it anymore. Strange prophecy.

Yeah we really needed Ted to tell us that. Please explain to me how you people are taking life lessons from a hermit who could not function in society. He is the definition of insanity. Technology can be used for good

Jjibarra23 Ibarra a hermit is a way smarter than you and I could possibly ever be?

john lemmon speak for yourself haha.

Impression dead on too.

@Elijah Michael Bray - yes, he is "right" where he has been for the last 20-whatever years. You're spot on, dude.

@@DS-wk1kn ...and that's why nobody will remember your name.

@@DS-wk1kn and you my boy failed completely

Thanks

@Bobby Hill i actually feel pity for Ted but he is where he belongs...should have bought a miata instead

I mean, yeah, that's what they've been doing for decades.

LOL if he loved him he wouldn't have snitched on him the weasel

You mean Champ Kind?

I'm 2 years late, but it's a wig.

AoD Wexler I think he knows that and was making a joke. At least I hope he does

Zero balls

Wouldn't that be a federal crime?

Speaking for yourself?

Loooll. Hope this was your material.

That's the joke

@@jake3523 it’s not funny

Tim Meadows can be pretty darn funny (i.e., "The Ladies' Man", "O.J.", "Sam" from "Walk Hard"). I'm wondering if there was a writers strike the week they came up with this weak skit.

What was the first?

The original cast.

@@flowerously5504 I think the first one was in mid 90s. Farley, Sandler, Meyers, Carvey, etc.

@@flowerously5504 cowbell

We use bats...but..the good quality kind.

Coronavirus lol

@@MrNecryptic it did

"Who's they?" "Paco, the guy selling them at the pier" "That's not really 'They'" 😂😂😂😂

WHAMMY!

@Bobby Hill I never said that it does. Have you even read it?

@Bobby Hill 🐑

@@josxiko calling someone a sheep for saying murdering innocent people isn't justified = woke

@@jacobcardinal8041 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

@@josxiko wow ur so edgy bro

Although Ted Kaczynski's criminal acts are unforgivable, his books, Technological Slavery and Anti-Tech Revolution, present a thought-provoking critique of the role of technology in our lives. Highly recommended .

He still killed innocent people though

@@victorstiles8946 No conflict is ever resolved without the death of innocents

@@victorstiles8946 irrelevant to his manifesto

bro bombed random people because he was a nerd

@@Ewincott He bombed random people because he was mentally tortured by Harvard

film79 who?

Nope

Also a bad ass defense atty on NYPD Blue.

I member

Not his name

Eh..

No he actually said “David would never turn me in he loves me!”

Bro literally murdered 3 innocent people. You don’t think that qualifies him as being deranged.

@@pkfloyd6381 its actually spelled "based"

@@teerboyd haha that’s very funny edgy 13 year old.

​@@pkfloyd6381Nothing to say to their other claims though? Sit down and shut up.

Although Ted Kaczynski's criminal acts are unforgivable, his books, Technological Slavery and Anti-Tech Revolution, present a thought-provoking critique of the role of technology in our lives Highly recommended !

You mean greekings from greece

I don't get why people are asking for justice for a murderer.

@@blzKrg he did nothing wrong

@@georgianultraimperialistor2934 bombing is not wrong? How did people come to that?

@@blzKrg it was needed

..and WAY Beautiful....

Kaczinsky didn’t want to I believe because he didn’t want to be labeled as crazy as part of his defense because it would make it much more difficult for people to take his writing/his manifesto seriously.

I was waiting for him to say “the Industrial Revolution and it’s-“

@Rob Mullins: Agreed! Phil Morris did a superior Cochran. Meadows was funny as O.J., though.

M AD this made me laugh harder than the skit did

M AD 98% is a little much dude

You lack a sense of humor.

Then you my friend are a douchbag

Uncle Ruckus

Good one!

you know he murdered 3 people, right?

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Although Ted Kaczynski's criminal acts are unforgivable, his books, Technological Slavery and Anti-Tech Revolution, present a thought-provoking critique of the role of technology in our lives Highly recommended !

Matthew Eitzman is that a good way of saying that sounds great to you and your life

who was it in reference to?

Although Ted Kaczynski's criminal acts are unforgivable, his books, Technological Slavery and Anti-Tech Revolution, present a thought-provoking critique of the role of technology in our lives Highly recommended !

@Pepe The Great yet, here you are commenting with technology.

Mitchell Cumsteen typing the bomber guy is easier than typing kaczynski mate

Lol this is true.

Ive heard he was very likable. He was also a genius

Matthew Holden a lot of people like him and agree with his beliefs. it's the bomb part that makes him undesirable

I wouldn't call it terrorism, I'd call it getting even.

So close but so far away.

Did he write back?

@@Sagedevault If he did I didn't get the letter yet. RIP Professor