What Conservative Hypocrisy Reveals About Their Ideology - SOME MORE NEWS 

I'm sure that will go over well with Zoe

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Couldn't give a toss.

Insert terrible joke in hopes of getting attention

Thanks for the correction, News Hounds

Paranoid delusions and psychosis can, however.

@@Daedalus117, good point

@@MrMonkeyBusiness yeah, someone close to me was diagnosed with "bipolar with schizophrenic features", and oh boy when they weren't on meds they were regurgitating all kinds of conservative bullshit they saw on Facebook, even though they're normally a leftist and a generally kind person. I suspect Kanye may be dealing with something similar, though of course it doesn't make anything he's said or done any better.

​@@Daedalus117 add in a bit of self-centered obsession

​@@Daedalus117 Nazism can feed into paranoia and delusions (not to mention people w/ BPD tend to think in black and white), but paranoia and delusions don't necessarily make you become a Nazi.

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@Paul Malacria this is an issue with left wing messaging. We keep downplaying Walker’s abuse because we’re afraid of the counter narrative that this would be a reason against abortion. He FORCED her to get an abortion, and we’re acting like it was an exercise of choice, he just happened to pay for it. No one should ever have that choice made for them, in EITHER direction.

@@jennifer7685 she wasn't forced, rather coerced to have an abortion. He took advantage of a woman in a sensitive emotional state to get her to do what was best for his reputation which shows how deplorable he is.

@@shelbysycamore637 why are you standing up for him? He held a gun to other partners heads before, it’s likely he had physically and emotionally abused her as well. So when he stands outside in the parking lot while she gets the ambition she didn’t want, she doesn’t have a choice. He is threatening her. It’s not a choice, he is a serial abuser, and he doesn’t need your support.

@@jennifer7685 I'm not standing up for him, you have to be specific when deal with people who believe that what he did was justified. Unfortunately the devil is in the details but it's the same technicality of when someone says a man coercing a woman to have a child is the same as him raping and impregnating her. If you went to his support and said he forced her with that story they would say your delusional.

Wait, those exist!!!?! I mean, I'm not into drag but fashion tips sounds amazing! You must tell me your secrets. Where have my people relocated!?...and please don't say San Francisco...I'm too poor to move there. 😁

Nice catch. I totally missed that one hahaha it's sad that no one fact checks this kind of stuff on cable news. It leads to things like George Santos.

I came here to say the same! Also, Drag Babies or Baby Drag artists isn’t literally babies in drag, it’s people new to drag who are just starting to find their feet with their act

The entire conservative movement is based on a series of logical fallacies and straw man attacks are their favorite.

There's this huge sort of irony in that part of the reason drag parents/houses even came to exist is basically because of conservatives forcing young queer people out onto the streets for decades.

Double standard IN a double standard? (Double standard)²

But in a country with so many glaring issues that should have been solved years ago I feel there are much bigger priorities.

...So, like. If bringing your kid to Hooters increases their likelihood of being attracted to women, is bringing your kid like a buff that increases your kid's likelihood of being straight if they're a boy, and gay if they're a girl?? _I understand the joke here is that these cracker ass boat shoes of human beings don't view girls as sexual beings (in that they can even have or understand sexual desire in any capacity) like they're Robert A. Heinlein or a Victorian dandy, but I just think it's funny._

​@@MrMarinus18then people raising young boys to view women in terms of their sexual prospects, and girls to consider themselves as being sexual prospects? I also think we've got some bigger fish to fry, but the gender binary And the harmful attitudes we instill upon children at a young age is a really really big fish.😮

@@a.m.hofmeister725 To an extent but I think preventing the dehumanization of the poor will do many of the same things.

It seems that conservatives oppose all progressive ideology right to the point that they, personally, become a victim of that opposition.

Your father does something, according to your story, proving conservatives have always been hypocrites, because hypocrisy is equated with conservatism ... because ... reasons ... something, something ... blah, blah, blah. That's not how the world works. Talk about an ignorant, unfounded generalization based on nothing but a story you like to tell about your dad. You do know both Democrats, & Republicans in this country called themselves conservatives in large numbers throughout the 1960's, the 70's, the 80's & into the 90's. Someone from the left smearing a large segment of the US population based on a 40 year old family story about your Father who may have been a crumby Conservative, is pretty revealing. You do know a 4 year college deferment would make any 4-F diagnosis unnecessary, & personal physicians, & local doctors didn't grant 4-F status, Army doctors at official induction centers had to diagnose an inductee 4-F, or any of the other service status ratings, after an in-person, physical examination. But the "by any means necessary," mantra isn't exactly associated with the right is it. Telling a bs a story about your own dad, & believing that means conservatives have always been hypocrites, because your dad wasn't really much of a Conservative was he, he sounds like a East Coast liberal Republican at worst, they made up an entire wing of the Republican Party back then, it doesn't sound like your anecdote based theory makes a lick of sense

There’s been thousand of conservatives who died on the battlefield because a democrat got us into a war, in addition to in-name only republican presidents. GFO.

😂 pot kettle son. Not a good example.

Hahahahahah, doing your dad dirty

Why go to hooters when you have the entirety of the porn industry in your pocket..

@@dexteromaa1086 buddy idk how to break this to you but watching a porno does not get me wings and a grilled cheese

Nick Adams is a parody account

@@jamespacker9110 He isn't, and that's the best part. Adams immigrated to the United States in 2012. He said that he immigrated to America because "I love guns, hot dogs, chicken fried steak, barbecue, cheerleaders, American football, small town parades, beauty pageants, pick-up trucks, muscle cars and 16-lane freeways lined with supersized American flags." This is a real quote, from this real person, who is really republican en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Adams_(commentator)

@@xoana4197 That's a rather sad summary of US culture...

Aww I like that.

I did not know that. Thank you for the explanation.

strip club/prostitute mom's also take care of each other🎭on the flip side there's 🚩🚩 PTA and🚩🚩 HOA mom's and "mom's for liberty"🚩🚩🚩@@nightmarenull8829

You are correct!

Finally a German who i can truly respect!

Well, to be fair, that same country also partly inspired Hitler in the first place with race eugenics, so.

Considering the Nazis got all their ideas from us and had allies in the US, yeah, it isn't hard to see why we are so close to that.

As a german these as a german comments are super annoying as if we are not on the same fucking path. Wake up

​@@catherine6427If you are saying the whole bigots are on the rise in every industrialized democratic country, you are spot on.

Matt "What even is consent?" Walsh

Remember those genteel Neanderthals from the old insurance commercials? They had an awful tv show that didn't last a season. Every time I see Matt Walsh I think of them. Someone whose veneer of sociability is carefully crafted but cannot hide that he's stuck in a world that doesn't work anymore.

@@rvawildcardwolf2843 I agree. The only difference is that the GEICO Cavemen had better facial hair than whatever painted-on shit is on Matt Walsh's face.

🤣🤣This escalated into a Matt Walsh burn thread and y'all are giving me life!!

I agree, don't know what it is. But, his face, actually, makes me angry. I know this is irrational. Then, hearing him talk makes me angry on a more rational level. The stuff he focuses on, opposed too, the stuff that is actually important, is just so infuriating. He is obsessed with gender & drag shows. He knows nothing about either topic. Yet, is so smug while talking about it.

...Fuck you're right

I mean... some of them are just greedy hateful pricks that are afraid of their own shadow and see conservatism as a way to further their own ends. Most are just dumb though.

Ah, but that's the thing. They are thinking critically. It's just that they're thinking critically about how to gain and hold on to power, nothing else.

I can’t believe I didn’t have this epiphany before reading that!

This is true of some, but not all. There are multiple ways ones thoughts can lead them astray. One is to uncritically accept falsehoods. Another is to use critical thinking but apply it to bad data. Garbage in, garbage out. If you have been taught to trust certain sources, your understanding of the world (your data set to work from) is limited. Good methods of data analysis can only produce effective conclusions if the data itself is good, too. See: Survivorship Bias.

LMFAO im dead 😭 his voice always bugged me off

Love how u say yahoo since yahoo was the most popular browser 15 years ago, it fits perfectly with those outdated conservatives

​@@thedandelionman2006Yahoo instead of Google is a running joke on this channel, presumably because Google bad

For money from Prager no less. A company that creates racist and misogynistic propaganda. Then again, if I were her, I'd hate myself too. Maybe not enough to publicly degrade myself to be a propaganda puppet, but hey, with her lack of character it makes sense that she'd hate all other black women as well and wants to do as much damage as she can. And it pays well, and I doubt that she ever had a friend she could trust, so it's a big step up for her.

An echo-chamber-maid knows no bounds.

@@Garthritis … not even the ones of decency, manners, common sense or those set by the constitution.

Isn’t this whole channel an echo chamber??. Hypocrisy you say….?

Examples?

We call that facism

Just for the record, that quote is from someone with the username Frank Wilhoit and (probably) not from the American political scientist Frank Wilhoit.

@@jeffersonclippership2588 Thanks for the clarification.

@@TheSLOShadow tomato tomato. when everything boils over that is the side they will take.

Conservatives empower traditional hierarchies like race, gender, wealth, etc. Liberals empower individuals (but not enough for individuals to resist the hierarchies) Progressives disempower and dismantle the trad hierarchies, and build egalitarian structures in their place. Viva the revolution!

Doesn’t stop you people from buying Hugo Boss😂

Well said Lily .

He wasn't really an occultist and thought it was silly, Himmler was the one obsessed with it

I will not be surprised when Matt Walsh is outed as a gr**mer. I will not even blink. These Religious Extremists are always doing what they accuse others of. Good luck with the business and the family!

As a rural queer who’s never even seen the outside of a gay bar in person I really appreciate your perspective, so thank you for your rambling! I find a lot of the time I dismiss far right moral panics without super closely examining the ways and degrees by which they distort reality and to hear drag shows talked about with such wholesome affection really helps me take the threat of their transphobic beliefs more seriously (which is pretty important for me to do at this point I think as I’m also trans) Wishing you protection and a safe birth! (I was going to put a seahorse emoji here but one does not exist, so pretend)

The few drag events I've been to have been really wholesome, especially when I was still trying to be more of my authentic self in queer spaces (I'm nonbinary trans man) and the drag performers definitely went out of their way to make me feel valid.

Not rambling at all! Thank you for sharing your perspective! I wholeheartedly believe that your work during the day AND beyond is important, your art and what you give to the world requires dedication and is appreciated by people. I'm disgusted by this seemingly out of the blue targeting of events for kids and families. Please stay safe 🙏

You deserve to feel safe and secure. I too am a trans man and my skin crawls when I think about how cis straight white rich conservatives see us. We are just here living our lives. The scrutiny we face just for existing...

Yeah, I'm not aware of any disease for which loving Hit ler is a symptom.

Bruh. What.

@@lifeunderthestarstv Manic episodes can increase impulsivity

@@shinyfruitbat8024 Like the time Stephen Fry told the story of when he disappeared without a word for several days before turning up in France because he had the uncontrollable impulse to get out of the country and admitting he didn't really remember how exactly he got there. Mental health can be wild at times, which is why we need to be empathetic towards people going through difficulties. But the only person who says or does bigoted things while having an episode is someone who is already a bigot. Its not an excuse for intent or actions but rather lack of inhibition.

@@andromidius This is very close minded. Our society is run by bigots and people are raised with bigoted language & values as the norm. Someone saying something bigoted while having an episode is not an indication of anything really just because you use certain language doesn't guarantee it's intent or meaning in context of the situation there is plenty of people who use bigoted language and aren't aware of it's bigoted connotations at all. I don't think it's fair to call ignorant people bigots Also just because you experience mental health disorder in a certain way doesn't mean everyone experiences it that way. Bipolar ppl do sometimes say things they don't believe or didn't mean, very often actually for a number of reasons often it's a defense mechanism I know when I'm having episodes sometimes I've said really hurtful things to people. Kanye actually believes the things he is saying his mental health isn't making him say things he doesn't believe it's making him believe things that shouldn't be said

As a conservative, I understand your point but I don't think you're entirely correct. From a right wing perspective, every issue the left advances is painted as life or death, and deserving of all our compassion and support (trans issues, gun violence, women's rights, pay gap, crony capitalism, lack of welfare programs, racism, immigration etc.). The problem with this approach is that conservatives are typically more logic based, and less emotion based, and any effort by conservatives to logically frame an issue or to prioritize one over the other is seen as lacking empathy, rather than simply having differing priorities and values than leftists. Conservatives, at least from my perspective, care about their immediate family and financial situation, as opposed to leftists, who care about a plethora of social issues, all of which seem to require an immediate restructuring of our society to solve, and which are all outside the abilities of any individual to remediate. It seems to me that conservatives want to focus on fixing problems that they can concretely observe, whereas leftists focus on more abstract and theoretical problems that seem to require a bit more... imagination to understand (black conservatives being called white supremacists is a good example of this). I believe the disagreement between liberals and conservatives is directly fueled by the media and government, who profit from social unrest. They take the actions of the far right and inappropriately apply it to all conservatives, and take the actions of the far left and apply it to all liberals. In reality, liberals, libertarians and conservatives have a lot more in common with eachother than they do with the authoritarians at either end of the political spectrum. One more thing. My biggest gripe with the left is that they continue to play the victim. All the tech companies, the vast majority of the mainstream media, all of primary and secondary education is dominated by the left, yet the left speaks as if they are still in the 1950's, fighting a war that was won generations ago. There are no more concrete battles to win, so now they go with abstract and lofty concepts like fighting "the patriarchy" and "white supremacy". Which is what annoys conservatives so much. Many times the left seems unable to define what they are fighting against and what victory would look like. It's just an unending tide of "progress".

@@brandonkegler8585 The only thing I am going to challenge is your last statement. The conservative right paints itself as the victim just as much as the left. If you insist, I will link proof of that. But to a more productive point, I completely disagree with your framing of ANY big business as "left-wing". This is a gross mischaracterization of the populist/socialist left. To start, there IS NOT ONE politician in the federal government that represents my wishes. Not AOC, not Bernie Sanders, there is no one so please don't group me with them. I want to completely replace the entire construction of the economic system as a whole because it has been corrupted by its sole desire for profit at the expense of literally EVERYTHING else. I would argue that America has become politically stagnate to the point of immovability to the logical end of the system of imperial capitalism where only a microscopic number of people control all of the money while everyone else is sacrificed on the "alter" of profit. I want an actual workplace system where the workers get a share of the profits and have a direct say in the direction of their workplace, not a system where parasites who do or add nothing, get all of the profits and power that workers make. But here in the USA where the Overton window is the fighting of "breadcrumbs" many people like you who don't spend the time to look beyond your immediate surroundings and frequently dismiss things you don't immediately understand as "wish in the sky thinking" is why the system is unchanged. It is no different than flat earthers who can't see the whole planet just dismiss the possibility outright that the Earth is indeed spherical. Rejecting something you don't understand, or even consider the possibility of, is not "logical" it is in fact, quite emotional. But that requires trying something "new" which in every single interaction with conservatives that I have had, terrifies them, which again, is putting emotion before logic.

​@@Redpoppy80 I don't disagree with a lot of your points. All businesses and politicians engage in faux social justice concerns. They pretend to care about the issue du jour, but at the same time engage in predatory capitalist policies. They are absolutely hippocrites. The only industry where I disagree with you is in social media. Right wing opinions seem to be suppressed, either through active banning or built in algorithms, at a far greater rate than left wing opinions. This is confirmed in many interviews done with former engineers at Google, Twitter and Facebook. They push their political messaging at the expense of free speech, but part of that is due to pressure from the American alphabet organizations or political parties. I disagree with you that conservatives are short slighted and that being politically conservative is in the same realm as being a flat earther, though I do understand the point you were trying to make. Conservatives are traditional by nature, and that simply means they uphold culture and institutions that have worked in the past, simply because they have worked well enough up to that point. They are one half of the coin that is the people of a nation. If the right was 100% in control, then everything would stagnate and all social or scientific progress would stop. However, if the left was 100% in control, everything would change at such a rapid pace as to cause the civilization to collapse. Completely overthrowing all previous institutions is usually not necessary. Which is why the constant give and take deliberation between conservatives and liberals is necessary. I do not consider the Marxist far left the same as classical liberals, just to be clear. I haven't met a conservative that is terrified by new ideas. That seems to be a strange accusation to level at half the population. A right and left winger can look at the same set of data and arrive at an entirely different conclusion based solely on their differing viewpoints. That doesn't mean that one or the other is stupid or scared. It seems to me that this dehumanizing of the opposing side benefits no one but the government and corporations, as it keeps us fighting eachother instead of them. This dehumanizing comes from both sides of the political spectrum, but is a lot more prevalent on the left as they retain control over all educational institutions and most media as I mentioned previously. I don't want to be ruled by an authoritarian, as my views are not really represented by any political party either. I am a national socialist I suppose, but I hate fascism. Even though that political view is relatively innocuous, a leftist would shriek at me and call me a Nazi. Which exemplifies my issue with the left. They seem to be unknowingly pushing for a new form of Marxism to become the dominant political force, and their usual form of discourse involves calling their opponents some sort of "-ist" or "-phobe", and then blaming some universally oppressive, but at the same time hard to observe force like white supremacy for all society's ills. The left seems to exemplify the personality of an overbearing mother. They have care and compassion in spades, but are aggressive when their children (ideology) is threatened, and are overprotective to the point of destroying their children. Hence why safe spaces and protesting speakers at colleges who have different opinions are so common. They are just as authoritarian as the far right, just for different reasons, and they are just as dangerous. White leftists don't have the foresight to see that fomenting hate against white people, encouranging immigration and supporting affirmative action in the name of fighting white supremacy will hurt their descendents in a couple decades when whites are a minority. Trust me, ignorance is prevalent on both sides. I believe Mao Zedong and Stalin called these people "useful idiots".

​@@Redpoppy80There is something else I find funny about the left and warriors for social justice in particular. They hate the greedy corporations, the corrupt government, the biased media and the privacy compromising tech companies. Yet, the political views of these avatars of capitalism and the left are virtually identical. Leftists never stop and ask themselves why that is. It's almost as if the left is just designed to stoke social and political unrest while the rich reap the rewards. Who benefits from massive amounts of illegal immigration? The rich. Who benefits from censoring political opposition? The rich. Who benefits from a perpetually medicated population due to untreated mental health issues? The rich. Who benefits from wars (which the left now seems to support)? The rich. Who benefits from riots and social unrest which leads to a more authoritarian government? The rich. But the left just get that warm fuzzy feeling inside knowing that they are doing something good, never mind the fact that their actions benefit the system they are trying to eradicate.

​@@brandonkegler8585conservatists "logic" is the idea of logic for a 14 year old edge lord. Hilarious that youre tryi g to differentiate the parties by emotion vs logic. The "emotional" left is people logically thinking about the deep consequences of what happens in society e.g. if fascism gets a pass, homophobia is accepted, and abortion gets religiously forbidden, while issues are almost everytime decided on the basis of "i really dont like that" by the oh so logical conservative side. Bible verses arent logic either. "Homosexuality is bad because you cant get preggo like this 🤓" -smart logical people who really arent just contorting their minds to fit some shitass view they developed under the influence of lead

Pretty sure that's why Republicans oppose abortion.

Idk man, NYC seems to be the cesspool of it all. NYC is unique in which the problems are so intertwined that solving for a specific solution tends to create another one.

Considering that black people have a higher risk of dying due to pregnancy and birth related complications... it adds another layer of bleak to his argument

So I'm not sure where the hell his statistics come from with this: obviously more black people are born in NY than are killed every year, NYC is not a warzone. By capita more black folks make up the percentage of deaths in NYC than do make up the birth rate in NYC, maybe that's what he means? But that statistic far more supports YOUR argument than his.

@@ghavindeonarain396 I think that may have been more of a description of his general attitude than a literal example.

It makes me think Walsh wants more high school dropouts since people like Walsh are so quick to want to cut services that single parents rely on

Sadly, it's not unusual for the Christian Right. One of the things that led to me leaving fundie Christianity was the horrifying number of people who would argue with me that it was good and natural for adult men to be interested in underage teen girls and that it was only "modern society" and "secular culture" that made it wrong...and that it would be great if these teen girls were getting married to adult men and having babies. 🚩🚩🚩🚩 Even in my brainwashed fundie mind prison mental state that rang alarm bells.

Well, that's juat anecdotal evidence, but I was raised in a really small city in west europe in which the church has pretty big influence on the community. Some of my peers (14-17 year olds at the time) were involved in the religious life, as well as some older people in their 20s. Guess what, those teen girls that were most involved with the church, often ended up in relationships with those 20-something yo guys, some got pregnant and were forced to get married by their conservative families. Even when I was a teen I thought it was weird for them to date these much older guys. When I would hang out with them (some of these teen girls were my close friends at the time) I would sometimes get hit on by some dudes in their 20s, it was so creepy 🤢

Also I don’t have the data on this but isn’t that “fertility age” claim distorted? Like maybe “fertile” but in terms of successfully carrying to term is t it mid to late 20s? I might be wrong but I have a few friends who got pregnant in their early 20s and were told specifically they’d be attended to with the age-risk in mind.

Pedofilia is normal because it is not a new phenomenon! Racism is normal because it's not a new phenomenon! Cannibalism is normal because it's not a new phenomenon! Etc, etc, etc, ad nauseum.

Kris Willman while I disagree with Matt on that a employer can fire you for no reason at all they owe you zero

@@debbiehoyt9018 isn’t unlawful termination a thing? Don’t know if that applies here but it would mean an employer can’t fire you for no reason.

@@SorowFame actually it is written in most contracts you sign when being employed that it is at the discretion of the employer so unless it can be proven its wrongful termination and you have the money to go up against an employer you will be out of luck. I am not saying its right but its possible i.e. retail work. In the case of racial, sex, disability, or age you would have a solid case for something like Matt stated that would be a lot harder.

@@debbiehoyt9018 Yes. Legally, an employer can do that, but it suggests a certain lack of ethics and empathy.

@@debbiehoyt9018 right, I’m not well versed on much law stuff, just assumed that missing one day shouldn’t be grounds for a firing, especially if it’s because your dog died.

This I have heard from conservative/right wing, all my life, starting in the 80s. From Southern California the hatred of migrant field workers and construction workers. We also likely have the worlds largest prison system. What's weird is that conservatives in the form of Democrats still rule - we would have reformed the use of prisons and police in targeting ethnic groups and while it still has the best higher education system in the world we still could go further, if only if we had a real Real Left wing. not ghettoized in small metropolises on the coast.

Wild.

Which case?

@@ghostpenguins3 The Connecticut case where the judgment was a billion dollars.

Whoa! That is fun!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 VERY FUN FACT!!🎉😂😂😂🎊🥳🥳🪩💃🏼🤸🏄🏻‍♂️

He's convinced his "I'm one of the good ones" act will protect him. Or he knows that since his base of evangelicals are also militant Zionist, his worst case scenario is being exiled to Israel.

🎯🎯🎯👍🏾

what does he do? explain what he's doing that makes you think he's "explaining away." explain what you think he's doing when he's "hating others."

@phatmhat ..... no.🫥 do it yourself. It's common knowledge he goes after other groups especially lgbtq ppl .There's videos on this very channel about him. Don't be lazy and figure out yourself.

Haha sharpio

I got a good chuckle out of that

@Important Things are you aware of Walt's personal thoughts on judaism?

I WAS WAITING FOR CODY TO MENTION WALT DISNEY- THE MAN HIMSELF- AND HIS ANTISEMITISM, AND I WAS SO DISAPPOINTED WHEN HE DIDNT.

🤣😂

@@fandomcringebucket Walt may have been antijewish but Mickey was always mysteriously absent on friday nights. We never saw him eat shrimp or bacon. He celebrated christmas but who doesn't?

“The crazy thing is Kanye”

@@kx7500 Yaass!! Full stop!🤣

Idk, I don't think he really believes that mess, he just went from yanking the dog's tail to full on biting it, so to speak. I think it has more to do with his ego not being able to let consensus opinions control him. No matter how you put it though, he has lost his damn mind, imo.

@@sparkysmalarkey Na dude. Kanye as crazy and dumb as he is. Ain't a coward. Unlike literally all current republicans and their talking pieces, this guy said what they all think... they know they can't say the quiet part. Kanye simply doesn't care. I respect that. If the right wing could be honest we'd be much better off.

Like Stormfront said in the boys: people like what I say, but they don't like to be called Nazis.

Mention right wing/church pedophiles and they lose interest pretty quick

Yeah like I’m seeing loads of projection from them

Ive heard violence works

I've found benzos and alcohol help.

Remember what they have said and done and never forget. We vote while we can, hope for the best, and plan for the worst. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Box of hammers. That's my solution

@@andrewrivera1054 tried and true remedy

He's the creepy dude at the college keg party who mysteriously knows all the ages of consent in certain southern states.

He's 100% a pedophile.

Even his 'facts' aren't correct. Sixteen certainly is not when people were 'most fertile'. That's a fair bit later. Hell, back then a lot of girls wouldnt have even gone through menarche until they were 15-16 due to different nutritional conditions for the vast majority of society. And while if you're talking nobility and royalty etc back in the day then young teen marriages happened, but for regular people later teens to mid twenties remained more common. His 'facts' don't even check out.

​@@--enyo-- Not to mention that royalty marriages had often a political value, so it was obvious that monarchs would try to push them as early as possible in order to get them juicy alliances. What a sh*tshow

@@lorenzocassaro3054 also that maybe we shouldn't be blindly following the traditions of weird monarchs

Yeah, apparently the closer you lean to the republican party the closer you lean to fascism.

Here's the youtube page of it XD ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rE_IKxYytc0.html

I paused to read comments (and avoid work), and as this is where I left off, thanks for snapping me out of my trance and reminding me to hit play! 😄

... could I get adopted by your family? It would be a nice change from my ultraconservative, literally insane mother screaming about how my (quite progressive) father is the Antichrist & how their divorce was the best thing to ever happen in her life, next to writing me out of the will for not being straight.

@@solosynapse ahahah you’re welcome anytime. My cousin is lesbian and her coming out has kinda forced the older members of the family into becoming more accepting. Besides, Scottish political debate is about independence and how the British parliament is holding us politically hostage, not gender or sexuality

Is that the party that wants independence for Scotland?

Hmmm I wouldn’t say the SNP are very left wing. They are further left than Starmer’s Labour which isn’t hard. But much further to the right than Corbyn.

@@LeeH688 unfortunately this dumbass country voted against Corbyn so yes, the SNP are very left wing in British politics now

got it in one; if you only care about having more and nothing else, you won't care about what you have to do to get more and until you untangle yourself from that desire, it won't end until you get on the wrong side of someone you can't just ignore or subjugate

It’s also just cruelty honestly. Minorities aren’t people to these people. The cruelty IS the point of their policies.

The core value is hierarchy, specifically one maintained by coercion, cruelty, and violence

Also lack of empathy.

Physical maturity is much different from emotional maturity. Just because your body can do something (not without danger, either) it doesn't mean you are emotionally ready (or financially, for that matter) to do something. Your comment makes no sense since it proceeds from a false premise.

One is the body is lit made for it and the other is not.

@@HandGrenadeDivision Maybe take a pause to realize that the false premise is the point. Matt Walsh's premise is false. This comment is outlining Matt's false premise. (edited because I definitely misread your comment the first time lol)

At 22y old mostly adults brain finish developing. That's why parents take care for us, people are not allowed to drive and if they do criminal act at young age have different rules as adults. To let's to do life altering operations on kids under 22y old, should be criminal offense. After 22y I don't care what they do.

@@poiwytlee actually it's not Matt's position that is false. Sorry.

My condolences with having so many connections with fascists who would support your death the moment they won politically.

Trump let them drop the masks.

Find new friends

Confront your friends, if possible. You may be able to befriend the people around the people in question and stage an intervention on them.

Especially if they are from Matt Walsh

and every accusation from the left is to defend pedophiles

@@KingSmoogallyPoof thank you for proving Alex's point

@Advent3546 how so when Democrats literally just had a male sex fetishist who performed for 2 year Olds visit the white house?

@@Advent3546 "the LGBT are indoctrinating our children and they are groomers" is a confession from matt walsh indeed

I think the worse part is “Let’s force a young girl to undergo the physical and emotional pain of pregnancy and birth. And then let’s force her to either be reminded of how she was raped every time she looks at her child. Either that, or she can choose to give up her child for adoption… the child we made her have.” Wonderful morals there. I can’t see that being problematic at all.

@@JohnSmith-fz1ih of course you ignore that that is advocated by very few and is law no where I know of.

@@JohnSmith-fz1ih let's flip this to demonstrate your morals. There is no right to life. Some humans are less than human and the law decides. You realize you are justifying slavery, discrimination, misogyny. Any number of things. If you harm someone their relative is justified in killing your relatives. Are you sure you want to try taking the moral high ground here?

Why the lie?

@@stevepest4143 I didn’t say it was law, nor did I say lots of people advocate it. Matt Walsh advocates it. It’s talked about in this video that I’m commenting on. I’m responding directly to what he said. Your posts get more deranged from there. Not a word you said about my morals has anything whatsoever to do with anything I said. Nor anything I think. And I have no clue what you think my lie was. There wasn’t even the chance of me lying. I was speaking about the consequences of what Matt advocates. You could say I misrepresented what he said. Or I’m wrong about the conclusion I drew. But I didn’t say anything that could possibly be a lie. I think you’d better take your meds next time before jumping on RU-vid.

But what does that really mean? What makes a person think they're male or female? All our personality traits and behaviours have some biological underpinning.

Heck, there are similar parallels. Used to be in the 40s and 50s, Jewish people dominated basketball cause basketball courts were in inner cities of heavily Judaist populations like Pittsburgh and New York City and were easier to access than baseball diamonds, but they were disparaged for playing basketball and it fell out of favor. African Americans replaced them cause it was one of the few things that they weren't heavily segregated in the North (Cuz segregation wasn't just a Southern thing), soon dominated the sport... And got the same bullshit from assholes, even today.

It's always the same song and dance, no matter what group they are attempting to harm. Same tactics, same words, same bullshit arguments. I am glad the youngs are actually waking up to their hypocrisy.

Let me guess, solidarity as marginalized groups..?

@@kx7500 Basically. Two marginalized groups doing what they can within structures that discriminate against them tend to end up in close proximity of each other. It takes very little thinking to come to what you and I can see

@@jloiben12 Look what happened when Irish immigrants to the USA were working in tandem with Black people. The powers that be saw the trouble that could cause for them, so they bribed the Irish with white privilege ("Hey guys! We reconsidered and now we DO think you're white after all!") and BOY OH BOY did the Irish in America latch onto anti-Black racism with gusto. Pretty sad too when the Irish in Ireland were staunchly abolitionist and saw plainly they were being exploited by the same people.

Remember that these guys loved talking about fighting law enforcement and defending their homeland from the oppressors, then they become "back the blue" bootlickers when it's black people dealing with the police. Same for gun control, none of them seemed concerned with conservative representatives supporting policies that disarm people in black neighborhoods.

all of their hypocrisy can be explained by saying their only actual beliefs are 1) everyone should do what we tell them, and 2) nobody should tell us what to do

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@@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks Wow, you nailed it. I wish I was smart enough to word things that concisely.

Yeah, this is the thing. Hypocrisy is only a dunk if the person would be ashamed of having a double-standard. The mainstream conservative climate these days is "we openly advocate for double standards and good luck getting us to feel _any_ kind of shame".

The pause was so good

Yeah, my abusive mom taught me this.

You must be a demonrat

@@davidkuharich9269 a what now?

@@davidkuharich9269 You must be a RepubLIEcan.

@@ashlirabid9614 oh thats what he meant? I thought I was being accused of being some random RPG enemy

I foresee no troubles getting the literal translation of the title for the German translation, there couldn't possibly be another book by that name

With regards specifically to the autism part, I agree. I can sneer down and laugh at someone’s disgust and outrage, but a logically inconsistent argument is absolutely nerve-shredding to me

Not to mention how it all started with racism. Tituba, Minister Parris’ Haitian slave was teaching some of the local girls some of the folk magic of her culture……the Parris daughter overreacted when they were found out, and the rest is history.

Obviously there would be deeper problems if my grandmother was racist. But simply on the level of whether her ideology has ever inconvenienced me, her white granddaughter, she hasn't. And I'm thankful.

My Nan is in her mid 80's and is totally cool with me being trans. I don't think she really gets it, but she tries and I appreciate it. Not a bad bone in her body.

My grandmother died about two years ago, she was 91, and didn't have a racist bone either. And when my sister came out of the closet a few years prior, she not only didn't bat an eye but welcomed my sister's girlfriend into the family.

@@andromidius my wife's grandmother gave zero fucks about my transition. She was an ornery old cuss, and hated everything and everyone except for me. She took a shine to me for some reason

About fifteen years ago, my then 100-year-old Grandma thought that I might be trans (at the time I had long hair, and she had very bad eyesight), and she asked what my preferred pronouns were. Didn’t phase her at all. Then again she and her husband helped to found one of the local chapters of the ACLU.

Not really a very good analogy tbh... I mean, being queer and being a furry are quite different things, so that's kinda like comparing being gay to having a foot fetish or something... You may actually awaken something in someone by exposing them to anthropomorphised animals, but it's literally impossible to groom someone into becoming queer... But, yeah, conservatives can make any situation weird. It's like they are perverted degenerates and assume everyone else is one, too.

Don't forget all the little boys who became professional athletes after meeting their favorite sports hero. Will the grooming never cease?

Just you wait, bud. Soon they'll be calling for the shutdown of Disneyland

@@G0DofRock On one hand, sounds about right for them to do so. On the other hand, with how good and popular series like The Owl House have become, odds are at this stage that they'll just be ignored and left a relic of the past while Disney continues to flourish as a company, for better or worse... Actually, considering that most of the worst parts of Disney have been related to there being people like them in the company, maybe they'll get forced out and a new, better Disney era can begin soon enough?

@@G0DofRock only if the mouse isn't sexy enough.

@@DontBurnTheAmericanFlag Bingo. And that plays right into an appeal to authority that lets him make claims off the basis of his own legitimacy. And so the wheel spins

@@wakkawakkagaming3710 It's very similar to Jordan Peterson's methodology where he claims to have in-depth on certain topics like environmental science and neurobiology to make his arguments sound factual, but when you look into his actual academic background he's really just pulling things out of his ass.

@@DontBurnTheAmericanFlag why ol' Tucky C doesn't understand stochastic terrorism. He just learned stochastic is a word last month.

I don't even know how people can listen to any of them speak out loud. As much as I love to listen to Cody ramble on, I have to skip ahead every time he plays a clip of the idiots. I can't do it. I cannot put up with hearing them, and I really don't know how anyone can.

That's what makes Ben dangerous. Even though his ideas are terrible he is actually smart, he just wants to keep his viewers ignorant. And as this channel has pointed out Ben has from time to time shown a degree of humanity and stands up for what is right, like when he quit breitbart over there lack of protecting women, or when he calls out trump saying the election wasn't rigged, and constantly hating on the alt-right. Hell even getting vaccinated and telling his viewers to get vaxxed too. And i think rightwingers will concede that if anyone on their side can point out the flaws from time to time then it gives them more credit. So Ben can walk the line of being deep within the conservative party and pushing for dangerous idea while every now and then actually being correct.

If you want some irony about conservative Christians, Jesus often criticized the religious leaders for being too traditional and not showing empathy

​@@youngwang97 Some more irony: some evangelicals think Jesus is "too woke".

where are they on the market, lets say just in terms of actual views or listens? like shapirio is number one and based on total views and listens. like in the 10s of millions.

​​@@phatmhat9174 it's subjective for everyone. But generally, if you're a full on moron, you like Benjamin. And given that most of the population are full morons, that tracks that he would rank higher in baseline metrics.

I'll have one of everything.

@@phatmhat9174 wow okay good to know. So you can say obvious stupid bullshit and be a hypocrite and argue against yourself in the same video, but as long as you get more views, that’s all that matters to dumbass conservatives. You’re making literally the simplest example possible of an argumentum ad populum logical fallacy lol.

​@@MrNewVegas2281 maybe they're just curious

Because they're lying about what they actually believe, which is that hierarchy is good and must be maintained at any cost.

Everyone is a hypocrite. Some much more than others. Nobody is a perfect human. We all have flaws. It’s when your core beliefs are hypocritical that you have to start worrying. It’s fine to be a hypocrite over small meaningless things. If your entire moral compass revolves around hypocrisy then you are a genuinely awful person.

Putin uses this tactic to say that everyone else has done horrible shit, so why can't he do horrible shit too

Yeah that's the central point I go back to whenever discussing hypocrisy: "they're not hypocrites, they're LIARS." Whether or not they know it (ie, whether they're lying to you or to themselves) they don't believe in any principles beyond: 1) hierarchy is good, 2) only the hierarchies I believe in, and 3) anything and everything is justified to maintain those hierarchies (or in other words, "it's only ok when WE do it!"). Everything else is post-rationalising those principles.

The face of a man that lost control of how to spin a situation because its exactly what he and they believe. They just can't say it lol. How people dint see and get that in 2022.

Thats exactly what i thought too. You nailed it. lol

I realize this is very personal, but what kind of surgery happened to you? I'm not attempting to argue with you. I agree with your statement. I just am trying to understand what other people go through.

If I can relate to this, as a straight white dude in fuckin Portland of all places, in many ways but in terms of ‘bodily mutilation’ primarily I’m 1000% percent in agreement. Just knowing that circumcision exists makes me mad a few dozen times a year… the cultural expectation of owning your children is unbelievably toxic and harmful. If, and I admit this, that circumcision is like experiencing 1% of this degree of oppression, then yes trans and queer people absolutely deserve to have full autonomy over their own bodies, for their entire lives

@@seanaugagnon6383 intersex people are often given “corrective” surgery. intersex people- to put it simply -have both male and female genitals. the “correction” basically consists of a doctor and a parent deciding the gender based off of whatever is most visible on the OUTSIDE of an INFANT who has not developed sexually. intersex people don’t generally have health complications, they’re just built slightly differently. they are born with a certain kind of body, their parents find that body type “offputting” and want to make their child “normal.” so they may remove the male aspects. their kid grows up and may feel more male than female- too bad kid! your parents made that choice without consulting you. again, this is not a surgery for health benefits. it only exists to make sure YOUR child conforms to your expectations. it actually is mutilation. why isn’t intersex a valid identity? why can’t they grow up intersex? why do they HAVE to be changed? for the comfort of society. nothing more. pure evil.

I also think, since you shared a surgery was done without your permission… that you tell us what the surgery was… It’s critical to understanding whether or not we agree with your statement. Health issues are always awful, and I wish you nothing but good health - both mental and physical.

This was beautiful.

He's saying that grooming is fine, as long as you marry the child, who can definitely consent to said marriage....he is very clear about it.

@@jlblost Vile.

@@jlblost Unfortunately, the law quite literally supports his views in much of the country. Consent be damned if the parents want to sell off their child.

@@jlblost which is ironically the exact definition of grooming, for all this hate speech about trans people grooming children he seems to be fine with actual literal grooming

Child marriage is a horrible practice that is 100% legal in many US states. Let me repeat that: a pedophile loophole is explicitly protected in many states in the United States of America! My own mother-in-law was abducted at the age of (I believe) 12 or 13 (she understandably doesn’t like talking about it, so the details are unclear). Her abductor had her marry him and immediately impregnated her. It’s absolutely disgusting. It needs to end!

Best ad reads in the business.

I think they actually enjoy how willing Cody (and to a lesser extent, Katie) is to suffer for money.

I was wondering if he actually likes it. It always sounds like he doesn't. (I listen to it at work as I can't watch it)

I respect the adds more after he addressed that you aren't SUPPOSED to chug it apparently. That makes me wonder why they let him do it despite clearly looking disgusted every time he does?

Nice, I'm not the only one who noticed

That was brave of you. Hopefully at least you gave them something to think about.

DAMN. That's bold. Good on ya. I shut down one of those types once by simply pointing out that if they continued to conflate being against genocide with being antisemitic, they are just going to promote antisemitism across the world because actual natsies will use that for rhetorical political gains. As an anarchist I don't agree that ANY country has a "right" to exist. People do, and if the existence of the country REQUIRES genocide, then no... I do not support its "right" to exist.

Yeah there's unfortunately a lot of resistance to any kind of introspection in the Jewish community. It's even worse considering how much Jews have contributed to pointing out and correcting injustice in America.

@@donnadelgado8164 thank you. there was a LOT of yelling and some family members basically told me I could never bring it up again at which point I cut contact. I’m SUPER lucky to have an amazing mom who was already supportive of the Palestinian struggle and helped to mitigate things so nothing got violent Though later quite a few contacted me and apologized and asked to talk about it more in debt which we did and had some really hard but good conversation

@@furiousapplesack I’m completely on the same page. I even tried the ‘you say your for democracy but Israel has said it’s a Jewish state and you CANT be a democracy and a theocracy at the same time’ but things were pretty heated at that point so even though I KNOW I was making good and valid points they just were not hearing me

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if dog whistles are meant to only be heard by racists, then why is it always people on the left that pick up on them first?

@@Lightning-lv4bx because those on the right lack empathy and awareness of when they are making hurtful comments.

@@mddawson1 Give me a break. Everything inconvenient truth left does not want to hear is branded as a “dog whistle.” It’s like crying wolf- the terms “dog whistle” and “racist” mean nothing because they’ve been used so many times they’ve lost their stigma.

@@Lightning-lv4bx Tell me you didn't watch the video without telling me you didn't watch the video. Conservatives use words like "groomer" and "leftist" in the same flippant manner you described for "dogwhistle."

Sometimes when Ben Shapiro or Tucker Carlson talk too much (at all), I have to pause and do something else before I keep watching. They drain all my energy with their awful takes on every issue.

Even Cody seemed gassed about 10 minutes in lol. It’s exhausting with all the, you know, mental gymnastics

This! I am 40 mins in and this is like my 5th break. I am sincerely grateful for Cody and Katie and the whole team.

Basically what I go through every time I watch these

haha i just commented that the staff must be living in hell cuz they have to watch all this nonsense and try to make sense of it. Huge shout out to them for making this. It must be exhausting.

In fairness, the Protestant Church is marginally worse. The problem isn't Catholicism, the problem is Christianity.

Good point @@GrahamChapman. The Catholics have gotten more press on it I think?

@@cassiusdhami9215 Basically, yes: Media in general appears to have a bias against Catholicism/be partial towards Protestantism so, unless we look up some statistics for ourselves, we tend to get this skewered perspective that Protestants are considerably better than Catholics when the truth of the matter is that they are just as horrible... :/

We're working on it, Pope Bergoglio is doing his best to fix things up 👍🏻

Do you wanna know something just, _so_ stupid? The technically correct term for a flute player isn’t a flutist. It’s a flautist. _flaut_ ist. It’s so dumb I can’t even.

I mean, I think Terry Crews coulda played it….he’s a pretty damn good flautist too.

@@bronotamrok3002 I can't speak with 100% certainty, but from what I gather she wished that he was born to ready parents and in a better situation. She wants what's best for him! Unwanted children raised by unprepared parents often have worse childhoods, which results in a worse adulthood and unhappier life. It's not just about the baby, either. Growing, birthing, and then raising a child is draining, physically, emotionally, and financially.

@@zester000, that’s not what she said anyway. We can only know what she wrote. She said teens aren’t ready to be parents (certainly an incontrovertible statement), and that to her abortion of child would have been preferable, but for the daughter waiting too long to tell them. So she and her husband ended up raising the boy instead, and “they love him, BUT…” their daughter should have waited to have a child (aka had an abortion). That’s messed up, is all I am saying.

@Moreece Killigen , interesting take. I didn’t say any of that, because it is a given. Teen pregnancy is certainly a problem, but in this situation what she describes is being annoyed that her daughter waited too long and couldn’t get an abortion. She’s literally wishing her grandson didn’t exist even though “she loves him.” She laments the waiting until it’s too late to abort, and then says she wishes the lad away. I expressed the idea that wishing the grandchild you are raising out of existence is messed up (and not necessarily incorrect, the kid could really suck, who knows?), that’s all. Your sentiment that it’s messed up I didn’t consider what a teen wants to do instead of being a parent is kinda a different thing, right?

@@bronotamrok3002 kill dat fetus blap blap

​@@bronotamrok3002 I don't believe I put any words in her mouth in my original reply? I even said that I don't know her personally, so I can't be certain. To me, it's pretty clear that what I said is what she meant. They love him, but she should have waited until she was ready so as to not place that burden on her or her family. She could still have another child later in life. Ultimately, it's a difficult choice to make, which is why I feel it should be left a choice. I agree with the original comment. Babies in the womb aren't fully conscious or human yet, so an abortion is more so about the potential of life than it is a full fledged life. Besides, there are plenty of already born children without families. We tend to only focus on procreation when we think of a family unit. I understand how you feel, but I ask that you don't pass judgement onto other families. They know their situation and circumstances and know whether or not they can raise a good person.

I totally agree that the conclusion is great, but there’s a huge fallacy in what you said. Yes, everyone can be hypocritical, but there’s a huge difference between Occupy Democrats’ weird anti-lingerie tweet and developing an entire ideology meant to serve white male supremacy. Neither are good, but one is bad and the other catastrophic. They aren’t the same.

@@yamomwasthebomb7159 but the problem is that they developed an ideology meant to serve white male supremacy. I don’t really care whether they believe what they’re saying if what they’re doing is dangerous. So accusing them of hypocrisy is beside the point.

For me, even some more subtle cases of hypocrisy demonstrate a refusal to practice reciprocity in social relations. If standards are different for how you behave and other people and you demonstrate that, then trust breaks down in the community because people can't trust that you will do the decent thing on principle even if they would. It's a rules for thee but not for me thing that manifests in moving goal posts and generalized unfairness and I think its unhealthy for a community.

Right. Everyone is a hypocrite in some way. What the political right is, is completely disingenuous and also inconsistent in their viewpoints so as to be dishonest.

@@jeffreycarman2185 Dishonest is one thing, leftists have to stir the lies in to get anywhere. Those that make up complete & utter lies to make their stance more validated are just the human detritus. Hypocrites & crapologists.

Month late but that’s fuckin adorable! good on you for challenging your son and supporting your daughter’s new interest! I hope she knows she can try drag too, be it being a drag king or a bio queen. ❤

And my grandma too. When I was little, like 5-9, we would go to my grandparents house every Sunday. Among the many toys in the basement (Lincoln logs, tinker toys, cardboard construction bricks, trucks, ect) there was a box of dress up stuff from my dad's and aunts childhood. So myself (m), my brother, and my sister's would occasionally do fashion shows. As there was a single canary yellow jumpsuit and a bunch of dresses, my older brother snagged that, so I would grab a wig, a dress, and heels. And sometimes we would have a tea party(Gatorade, cookies, and cheese and crackers) afterwords still dressed up. So apparently she, a conservative christian, belongs in jail for not yelling at children for being children. Oh, and the christian camp I volunteered at as a teen, because one of the counselors lost a bet and wore a dress over his clothes in front of children... once. For like half an hour. Unforgivable.

There are conservatives who care about those things. They’re called leftists lmao

​@@kx7500*liberals

@@ms.aelanwyr.ilaicos nah. Conservative is the opposite of liberal, a separate axis to left and right

@user-ml2cb9dv1t Ehhhh, liberalism, by my understanding, hybridizes social libertarianism and moderately regulated free markets, which puts it pretty squarely in the "libertarian" quadrant. I'd argue that libertarian-leftism is about as far from conservative as it gets, and that totalitarian tendencies are pretty uncommon among the american left. So, between the quandrants that are viable in the U.S., the one with more in common with conservatism (i.e. the authoritarian right) is liberalism.

@@ms.aelanwyr.ilaicos honestly good point. However, genuine liberals as in classical liberals are definitely on the left.

Surgery because someone believes their physical sex is incorrect should have to wait until they're an adult. Circumcision of males or females should be illegal to perform on anyone under 18 except in cases of actual medical necessity (which is very seldom).

I like to remind folk that there is video out there of Tucker talking about how he went down to Nicaragua to support the Contras during that whole debacle... he doesn't like to talk about it any more, I wonder why (Rhetorical)

i found you you wholesome being

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