Do We Crave Fascism? (Freud & Psychoanalysis) - 8-Bit Philosophy

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 974

  • @CarlitoProductions
    @CarlitoProductions 6 років тому +62

    This connects the two greatest things in my life: thinking way too much and games.

    • @guntherbeethoven4895
      @guntherbeethoven4895 3 роки тому +1

      You think to little

    • @cicadaz
      @cicadaz 2 роки тому +3

      @@guntherbeethoven4895 oh yeah?! well you kant spell

    • @cicadaz
      @cicadaz 2 роки тому +1

      @@rub3n410 very tru

  • @Emanon009
    @Emanon009 9 років тому +408

    I know some of those words.

    • @killazerg1
      @killazerg1 9 років тому +17

      Narukami Yu
      You thought this was complex? Your joke would be funny if this wasn't already presented at a HS level.

    • @Emanon009
      @Emanon009 9 років тому +24

      MagicDr I guess I'm going back to HS then. Thanks for guiding me to the right path good man/woman.

    • @IIllytch321nonadinfinitum
      @IIllytch321nonadinfinitum 9 років тому +46

      MagicDr Look up the word "pretentious".
      A 7-year-old may walk up to a 3-year-old and say, "You thought that was complex?" and insinuate their intellectual superiority. An adult may do the same to another adult. The difference is an adult should know better, even if you are intellectually superior. In your superiority you should recognize the empty nature of proclaiming such a thing. If you disagree, I can understand why you'd feel defensive as that's perfectly natural. Peace.

    • @killazerg1
      @killazerg1 9 років тому +6

      IIllytch321
      Oh, the irony of your Tumblr level pseudo psychoanalysis wisdom. You attach too much meaning to words that do not have it. Look up the term, "armchair psychologist". "Peace"

    • @Ironclad404
      @Ironclad404 9 років тому +11

      MagicDr Oh, look - you are attacking a straw man. Boy, let adults do the job, you study and go back after you are wiser person.

  • @kobathedread
    @kobathedread 8 років тому +65

    People crave stability and security. And as Ben Franklin said that any man who would surrender his freedom in exchange for security, deserves neither.

  • @TheKersey475
    @TheKersey475 9 років тому +228

    "Is not this simpler? Is this not your natural state? It is the unspoken truth of humanity that you crave subjugation. The bright lure of freedom diminishes your life's joy in a mad scramble for power. For identity. You were made to be ruled. In the end, you will always kneel."
    -Loki, "The Avengers" (2012)

    • @nielsmichiels1939
      @nielsmichiels1939 9 років тому +71

      TheKersey475
      Not to men like you.
      -German old man, "The Avengers" (2012)

    • @stiffori
      @stiffori 9 років тому +14

      TheKersey475 You should avoid life lessons from someone who lets a goat play tug of war with his testicles

    • @nielsmichiels1939
      @nielsmichiels1939 9 років тому +33

      Canaan Hero
      "There are always men like you"
      -German old man, "The Avengers" (2012)

    • @dragonlord2461
      @dragonlord2461 9 років тому +2

      NIELS MICHIELS Why does it matter that he is German? Fascist asshole

    • @aptspire
      @aptspire 9 років тому +3

      dragonlord2461 Go back to your hugbox, away from all those nasty factual triggers. :)

  • @dken1625
    @dken1625 8 років тому +297

    To be a degenerate or not to be a degenerate?
    That is the question.

    • @aurorajarvis5502
      @aurorajarvis5502 8 років тому +17

      Is a murderer more of a degenerate than the society that demands he be executed?

    • @aurorajarvis5502
      @aurorajarvis5502 8 років тому +1

      +Ricardo Santos so you're arguing an untestable principle as a means of choosing whether someone lives or dies?

    • @dken1625
      @dken1625 8 років тому +40

      Riley Jarvis
      There is nothing degenerate about killing a killer.

    • @aurorajarvis5502
      @aurorajarvis5502 8 років тому +5

      +Seth Sith There's something to be said for that, but the fact that the national Academy of Sciences says that the rate of innocence of executed felons is 4.1% means that saying your only killing killers is fallacious.

    • @aurorajarvis5502
      @aurorajarvis5502 8 років тому

      +Ricardo Santos Self defense is immediate, not to mention the fact that they will either be sent to prison for life, or committed to a mental institution for 10-15 years (and that's the mandatory, the doctor can keep him longer if necessary)

  • @Jaydoggy531
    @Jaydoggy531 9 років тому +8

    I think perhaps people are okay with oppression is because they grew up with it in a particularly oppressive household. Some people are afraid to face the idea that perhaps their parents were wrong. It's a harsh, difficult step. Sometimes, it's just too hard for people to handle.

  • @TheOscarSound
    @TheOscarSound 9 років тому +14

    this is absolutely brilliant!! SO glad I subscribed :D

  • @GenerationVideoGamer
    @GenerationVideoGamer 9 років тому +115

    We crave the strong, dominating, strict, father figure. It brings many comfort to be controlled because we can reject responsibility and allow our "Father" to guide us and control us and punish us if we step out of boundaries. It feels comfortable to conform and follow a set routine. Deviation leads to anger most extreme even if the deviant is correct. And so, fascism becomes a self sustaining cycle controlled by the "Father" and backed up by the populous. Extreme force is the only way to break that bond.

    • @AqworldsAuildere
      @AqworldsAuildere 9 років тому +13

      GenerationVideoGamer Hmm..is that many religions are made? To deny responsibility?

    • @camurgo
      @camurgo 9 років тому +3

      GenerationVideoGamer individual responsibility and knowledge is the only way to break the bond. Your wording 'extreme force' seems to imply things like revolutionary opposition, social unrest, etc.. but abrupt revolutions are usually followed by authoritarian regimes...

    • @AqworldsAuildere
      @AqworldsAuildere 9 років тому

      ***** Going against it is...in vain? is that what you imply?

    • @camurgo
      @camurgo 9 років тому +12

      Auildere AE going against it without trying to understand the complexities of our society is likely to be inefficient. What can save us isn't a new small ruling class to replace the current one (which is what revolutions usually end up doing in practice no matter they're stated goals are). I'm not saying it isn't a positive thing overall in some cases. But the long term solution is the strengthening of individual awareness of our responsibilities and roles to play in the maintenance and betterment of our civilization. On guaranteeing our own rights and those of others, of everyone else.
      There would have been no Hitler without followers...

    • @AqworldsAuildere
      @AqworldsAuildere 9 років тому +1

      ***** Quite true,so that you mean we should raise awareness and try to be independent about what to do and not just lay responsibility to others?

  • @kingsaf90
    @kingsaf90 9 років тому +17

    I really wish the shitty sound effects and graphics were played down slightly so its easier to focus on whats being said

    • @epictuna4
      @epictuna4 9 років тому +1

      What did you expect from a series entitled "8-bit philosophy"?

    • @kingsaf90
      @kingsaf90 9 років тому +2

      epictuna4 Im saying the whole series would be better without the whole 8-bit theme. Trying to explain complex philosophical ideas that require a high level of concentration would be better explained with less graphics and less background sounds. Watch any of theory videos from 'school of life' to see how simple yet effective the audio and visuals are.

    • @peters885
      @peters885 9 років тому +2

      Saf Sum As an individual who spent their youth playing the 8-bit games used to assemble these videos, the details of those graphics are quite informative and humorous. Check 1:55. That is an Indora God shrine from Rygar, so the author is implicitly indicating that Freud is, literally, a God. At 2:06 the family portraits are from the Addams Family, hardly a bastion of traditional values. There are other 8-Bit Philosophy videos that do this aspect better, and it's all for fun, of course, but these elements actually add a rich, meta-contextual layer to be read as well. It's what *I* like about them, actually. Sorry if you disagree but those irritating graphics and sounds are at least half the point.

    • @kingsaf90
      @kingsaf90 9 років тому

      Peter S Thats fine, were all entitled to an opinion and I see how they could be seen as a fun addition, but still personally find the sounds to be too loud. :)

    • @Arndell91
      @Arndell91 9 років тому

      Saf Sum This is not meant as an aggressive reply to you, but you are right we are all entitled to our own opinions, but could you share any insight as to why it's only socially acceptable to share your negative opinions?
      If people go around actually proclaiming the things they like it is seen as quite strange.
      I imagine it's something to do with provocation, If you dislike something it naturally provokes a response but if you like something you are content just being content, so to reply would literally be to react without provocation and be rather strange.
      Perhaps I just answered my own question, but really negative opinions are really the only ones openly shared for no decent reason.

  • @CrispySenpai
    @CrispySenpai 9 років тому +85

    Freud simply says that society and church and parents create a super ego, a conscience, that oppresses the ego, or, you yourself. And the Oedipus complex, Freud claims, happens to every young child in the id, or the irrational, passionate side of the mind, and the id overshadows the ego, until the super ego conquers the id and it's bestial desires, and we are then able to control ourselves and our passions. This video does not do Freud justice.

    • @maxlap7855
      @maxlap7855 9 років тому +1

      That. Thanks for that comment.

    • @Ch0c0lateThunder1213
      @Ch0c0lateThunder1213 9 років тому +12

      Crispy Toast This video had pretty much nothing to do with Freud and Psychoanalysis; which is why I'll say from the get-go to ignore this channels interpretation of Deleuze and Guattari just presented to us. This video was more about the critique of psychoanalysis (and Marxism) done by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari in their book Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia. Trying to explain their theories in literally 5 minutes is horrible; yet their books (they wrote 4) are notorious for their level of difficulty even at the level of professors in philosophy.

    • @greatconcavity9575
      @greatconcavity9575 9 років тому +11

      If I remember correctly, guattari attended the seminars of Lacan and was trained by him. The french psychoanalyst Lacan attacked the popular psychoanalysis branch "ego psychology", which focused on strengthening the ego to successfully navigate (social) life. This approach, as Lacan saw it, was overly socially conforming - a thread which Deleuze and Guattari seem to have picked up and developed in their own theories.
      As Lacan himself saw his work as a "return to Freud", not a departure from him, I do guess its unfair to characterise Deleuze and Guattari schizoanalysis as set up against Freud. After all, they still operate within the same framework and share many underlying assumptions about the human mind.

    • @newingvaeona8907
      @newingvaeona8907 8 років тому

      +Crispy Toast The aforementioned social institutions are simply a greater projection on a larger scale, of family units and family hierarchies.

    • @BRockandriffs
      @BRockandriffs 8 років тому +1

      Freud also viewed the ego as a sort of mediator between the id and superego. You musnt forget that

  • @nanotam89
    @nanotam89 9 років тому +1

    This is far and away the best video of this series (which is saying something since this video series has been very very good). Great video one of the best i have seen on youtube keep up the good work!

  • @josephdow1681
    @josephdow1681 8 років тому +7

    I love the presentation of these videos: a reserved, yet inherently intellectual-sounding British voice spelling out Freudian philosophy, contrasting nicely with 50 Shades references and retro video game visuals.

  • @marijohoon7127
    @marijohoon7127 2 роки тому +9

    this one is so spot on and accurate! when this came out a few years ago who would have guessed it would exactly explain what is happening today!!!

    • @TheMiist
      @TheMiist Рік тому

      Freuds conclusions about humanity and sexuality were wrong though. His theories and conclusions were swayed by his ego and his own repressed perverse sexuality. Guy was a sick cat. A ground breaking pioneer in the field no doubt, but not someone we should look to for his conclusions

    • @Markd315
      @Markd315 Рік тому +1

      @@TheMiist @Charles Harding Wow, you did... Not watch the video.
      I listened to it brushing my teeth and even I got that this is not a pro-freud video.

    • @growskull
      @growskull 5 місяців тому

      ​@@TheMiistanti oedipus is an extreme critique on freud

  • @SirPage13
    @SirPage13 7 років тому +105

    Fascism≠Authoritarianism
    Fascism is authoritarian, for sure, but they aren't the same thing. The same way every animal isn't a dog, every authoritarian ideology isn't fascism.

    • @fauberkaupfmann982
      @fauberkaupfmann982 7 років тому +6

      they're called fascist because its an easy way to portray despotic regimes with despotic tendencies, and will obviously have similarities with fascism. and fascism is corporativism taken to an extreme level, that's why it's considered right-wing nowadays by most people, even though it portrayed itself as a third-wing

    • @DrSanity7777777
      @DrSanity7777777 5 років тому +2

      @@theavidgamer6213 "The first point we shall have to settle, therefore, is that fascism is a defense of capitalist society, an attempt to make it function."👇
      mises.org/library/what-fascism
      "Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of State and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini

    • @DrSanity7777777
      @DrSanity7777777 5 років тому +1

      @@theavidgamer6213 You are right, nationalism and heritage fuel fascism and superiority is pivotal but fascism is a way of ruling that advocates total control of the people. Fascism comes from the Latin fascio, meaning “bundle, or political group.” In fascism, the people are looked at as a bundle - one body that must be controlled with absolute force. A fascist economy aims at the strengthening of the nation, at the propagation of nationalistic principles, and at the enhancement of national superiority.
      We can safely say that fascism is (1) a capitalist type of economic organization, (2) in which the government accepts responsibility to make the economic system work at full energy, (3) using the device of state-created purchasing power effected by means of borrowing and spending, and (4) which organizes the economic life of the people into industrial and professional groups to subject the system to control under the supervision of the state. Whether it was capitalist or anticapitalist, labor or antilabor, corporatist, no one could say until the leaders themselves decided upon a course of action. It was improvised as the movement went along. Therefore we cannot define Fascism as a movement committed to the collection of principles enunciated in its formal proclamation of principles and objectives - the Eleven Points of San Sepolcro. Mussolini, being in pursuit of power, made that objective the mold by which his policies were formed. Behold now the erection of the great Fascist edifice.
      State intervention in economic production arises only when private initiative is lacking or insufficient, or when the political interests of the State are involved. This intervention may take the form of control, assistance or direct management. - Benito Mussolini

    • @DrSanity7777777
      @DrSanity7777777 5 років тому +2

      @@theavidgamer6213
      "Corporatist ideas are common to ideologies including absolutism, fascism and liberalism."
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporatism

    • @DrSanity7777777
      @DrSanity7777777 5 років тому

      @@theavidgamer6213 Sorry, it's not up to me, it's up to the dictator. He sets the essence.

  • @TheFyre
    @TheFyre 9 років тому

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  • @danterowland7293
    @danterowland7293 9 років тому

    Spectacular episode!

  • @dunnowy123
    @dunnowy123 7 років тому +12

    At the same time, this idea of "everything is fine, normalcy is wrong" is kind of dangeous too. Frankly, we NEED norms to be a society. If people are so far off from each other that they can barely relate, it sows the seeds of societal collapse, right? Not saying that diversity is bad, but that diversity ought to be based off a shared societal values and norms.

  • @Compl3xington
    @Compl3xington 7 років тому +6

    Um...I'm sorry but I don't desire to be controlled or submit to power.

    • @Compl3xington
      @Compl3xington 7 років тому

      Cycling in Edmonton from the Eyes of a Teen That sounds like becoming a slave with better benefits

    • @django3422
      @django3422 7 років тому +3

      Isn't working a 9 to 5 job that you hate just to pay the bills similar to being a slave, just with much better benefits?

  • @PlatoKaramazov
    @PlatoKaramazov 9 років тому +2

    This sounds very much like what Foucault warned against in The History of Madness/Madness & Civilization. He warned that psychology could be abused to enforce conformity, and stressed the difference between this and treating serious mental illness.

  • @cwzialor
    @cwzialor 8 років тому

    This is so interesting ! Thank you for this video .

  • @Ro-wu4xp
    @Ro-wu4xp 6 років тому +4

    We need to have to have emperors and kings and dictators

  • @fremenchips
    @fremenchips 8 років тому +6

    Why would I leave my family just because they're hideous? Sure they may not be lookers but they're really lovely people.

  • @LORDSofCHAOS333
    @LORDSofCHAOS333 9 років тому

    x D sweet episode man

  • @Lelldorin84
    @Lelldorin84 9 років тому +2

    I think being completely free to do whatever you desire is just as bad as being overly regulated and dominated. The middle ground between both seems to be a good place to strive for.

  • @FriedGold8942
    @FriedGold8942 9 років тому +5

    That's the simplest explanation of Deleuze & Guattari I've ever seen. I'd like to see you guys try it with one of the essays from A Thousand Plateaus. Granted, you'd have to build up a solid background in phenomenology in later episodes through Husserl, Heidegger, Sartre, de Beauvoir, etc. But seeing your take on the "body without organs" would be really dope.

  • @wisemankugelmemicus1701
    @wisemankugelmemicus1701 8 років тому +73

    This is a video on Fascism that has nothing to do with Fascism.

    • @wisemankugelmemicus1701
      @wisemankugelmemicus1701 8 років тому +7

      ***** It was mainly centered on dictatorships as a whole. Nothing relating to Fascism in particular,which is about conquering foreign lands in order to expand your own population. In a Fascist society,if you're a male,you were born to serve the military. Humanity loves fascism because it works.

    • @wisemankugelmemicus1701
      @wisemankugelmemicus1701 8 років тому +6

      ***** Agreed. Honestly,it would make more sense if they replaced "Fascism" with "Imperialism" or "Totalitarianism". The National Socialist imagery can stay,but the entire video needs to be rewritten.

    • @justwannabehappy6735
      @justwannabehappy6735 7 років тому +9

      One might argue that it was more about social fascism than about political fascism.

    • @pointlessgimmickyusername9196
      @pointlessgimmickyusername9196 7 років тому +2

      >"Humanity loves fascism because it works."
      If it works, howcome the world is dominated by non-fascist states? (modern) Fascist states only "worked" for a couple of decades at best. It's more of a failed model than communism.

    • @IndustrialMilitia
      @IndustrialMilitia 7 років тому +5

      soon-to-be abandoned username Fascism lasted up until the mid-70s in Portugal and Spain. Fascism in Europe ended due to WW2, and the subsequent outlawing of Fascist parties. Many of the ideas present in Fascism continued on though in countries like Chile and Argentina, where there saw massive amounts of economic growth and development.

  • @nickwatts5075
    @nickwatts5075 7 років тому

    Matt--You are awesome! I remember debating you my first year of college debate.

  • @benaaronmusic
    @benaaronmusic 9 років тому

    Excellent entertaining philosophy bit!

  • @floppyearfriend
    @floppyearfriend 7 років тому +11

    Jesus, I shouldn't have read these comments. They are cancerous.

    • @CreamerLad
      @CreamerLad 7 років тому

      Lukethehedgehog1 they're all pretty spooky

    • @markdinsdale4869
      @markdinsdale4869 7 років тому +2

      Cat Alunya it's UA-cam mate. you could watch a video on how to make cupcakes and there'll be some wanker trying to start an argument or troll in the comments

  • @aryanulster5693
    @aryanulster5693 5 років тому +20

    "How many levels of Talmudism are you on, bro?"
    "I dunno, like 5 or 6."
    "You are like little baby. Watch this."

    • @arts1721
      @arts1721 2 роки тому

      oh look a fasho fetishist feeling called out lol

  • @RJ_Ehlert
    @RJ_Ehlert 9 років тому +2

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  • @franciselrojo2922
    @franciselrojo2922 3 роки тому +1

    I've had a Deleuze and Guattari obsession for the duration of the quarantine.

  • @jeniferjoseph9200
    @jeniferjoseph9200 9 років тому +56

    Finally someone admits what a hack Freud was. Oedipus this, Oedipus that, everyone's a pervert!

    • @plemgrubern
      @plemgrubern 9 років тому +16

      Jenifer Joseph this comment really displays how little you know about psychology.

    • @jeniferjoseph9200
      @jeniferjoseph9200 9 років тому +8

      ***** Well I mean of course it was somewhat more nuanced than that but the question might be posited that due to the patriarchy in which Freud contructed his ideas he may have neglected to fully attempt to understand the female psyche, using the Electra complex and "penis envy" as the harsh equalizer. In many ways his failing were similar to that of Rudyard Kubling and the author of Tarzan when both attempted to simplify African culture from their own largely biased perspectives, thus allowing the creeation of the "White Man's Burden" trope.

    • @Koseiku
      @Koseiku 9 років тому +14

      ***** Freud is the ridiculous side of psychoanalysis. His obsession of phallicism can go to hell. Jung on the other hand is the real psychoanalysis.

    • @jeniferjoseph9200
      @jeniferjoseph9200 9 років тому +7

      Koseiku I have always found Jung's fascination with dreams and the concept of the "shadow" side of others intriguing and more relevant to the heart of phychoanalysis than the majority of Freud's theories.

    • @primoaurelius
      @primoaurelius 9 років тому +5

      Koseiku jungs badassness and absolute awesomeness over freud can be summed up with one phrase: the red book. enough said.

  • @Kouyou160
    @Kouyou160 8 років тому +11

    I think it's like in portrait of the young artist, a life completely filled with desires or good deeds is bad, you need to have a balance of both.

    • @logictruth1
      @logictruth1 8 років тому +3

      +Concerned Geek
      but isn't what we desire desirable because it is good for us for one reason or the other? Isn't tending our needs a good deed as well? We're after all treeting someone well regardless if it's us or someone else. I think it's not that we need a balance between virtue and desire but rather we need to reevaluate what is desire and virtue to us.

    • @Kouyou160
      @Kouyou160 8 років тому +4

      I don't think what we think what we want is really what we need sometimes, but that's what we need desire for. A strong desire so that we get what we want so we can realize more quickly that it may or may not be what we need.
      Like getting wealth so that you can realize that its not what you need.

    • @marlonyo
      @marlonyo 8 років тому +1

      the basic of success someone said is the cutting of short term desire in pursuit of long term

  • @PetersonSilva
    @PetersonSilva 9 років тому +1

    Wow finally you found your way back to great episodes!!

  • @lukejf01
    @lukejf01 9 років тому +1

    Another problem for all three thinkers is that Oedipus did not actually have an Oedipal complex. He did not desire (and therefore did not repress his desire) to kill his father and marry his mother, he never met them!

  • @Spider58x
    @Spider58x 9 років тому +41

    The video falsely equates Fascism with Authoritarianism or Totalitarianism as if they were one in the same thing when in fact Fascism is just another political ideology just as any other and was no more authoritarian than communism was and in fact communism was much more authoritarian in practice.
    What the maker of this video is really asking is "Do We Crave Authoritarianism?". If you are going to use words, use them correctly or don't use them at all.

    • @DoubleBob
      @DoubleBob 9 років тому +4

      Spider58x The first causality in the war for viewers is appropriate language.

    • @asad5067
      @asad5067 5 років тому +2

      that was "communism". i dont think real communism is authoritarian.

    • @A_B_1917
      @A_B_1917 5 років тому +2

      @@JohnSmith-1066 It was, look: Nazi Germany.

  • @davidmapping4041
    @davidmapping4041 8 років тому +4

    I desire to get 2 strokes of my golf game (anyone get the reference?)

  • @pinkmazohyst
    @pinkmazohyst 8 років тому +1

    The video game aesthetic that this informative video has, that's designed to be facetious to undermine the seriousness of the topic discussed at hand, makes this all the more terrifying and unnerving

  • @ramirogalletti
    @ramirogalletti 8 років тому +1

    can you do one on:
    "there is one good knowledge, one evil ignorance" Vs "ignorance is bliss"
    or on
    "D&D alignments" on the whole "lawfull/order/opression" vs "chaotic/freedom/anarchy" i am sure it oculd bei nteresthing to see, or "lawfull-evil vs chaotic-good"
    ?

  • @duckaduck3608
    @duckaduck3608 6 років тому +7

    The same reason we crave communism.
    The desire to be apart of the collective, it’s human instinct.

  • @yaumelepire6310
    @yaumelepire6310 7 років тому +3

    What do I desire...
    ...
    "For my Ennemies to Drown in their own Blood!!!"
    No, but Seriously though, I want knowledge.

  • @davidjennings6211
    @davidjennings6211 5 років тому +1

    Y'all need to start including a work cited or further reading sections!!!!!

  • @CrypticDiabolo
    @CrypticDiabolo 7 років тому

    They used the monk sprite from the game Rygar, that's pretty fucking rare and awesome

  • @lordstar4169
    @lordstar4169 8 років тому +5

    I choose fascism

  • @bluefighter4612
    @bluefighter4612 9 років тому +6

    as long as i'm entertained and can eat well i could not care less

    • @bluefighter4612
      @bluefighter4612 9 років тому +4

      i hate tacos if you said hamburgers i would care

    • @thomashines3429
      @thomashines3429 9 років тому

      Tagxo platnumberg What if you can't eat hamburgers anymore?

  • @stupidpeoplecallmesmart4603
    @stupidpeoplecallmesmart4603 8 років тому

    This was the most convoluted depiction of psychoanalysis that I've ever seen.

  • @franciscocannalonga7884
    @franciscocannalonga7884 9 років тому +1

    Great episode, as always. Some suggestions:
    Adorno's / Horkheimer's - Dialectic of Enlightenment
    Foucault's - Discipline and Punish
    Nicos Poulantza's - State, Power, Socialism
    Herbert Marcuse's - The One Dimensional man or Eros and Civilization

  • @jugendnacht9237
    @jugendnacht9237 4 роки тому +3

    Yes. Yes we do. Thank you based fascism man

    • @doddermodd
      @doddermodd 2 роки тому +2

      From this comment, I'm guessing:
      - you didn't watch the video
      - you're 12
      - you have watched PewDiePie at least once

  • @ArgueWithTheMajority
    @ArgueWithTheMajority 6 років тому +4

    Over these first 29 years of my life, I have developed a furious and murderous hatred for people who are drawn to and chase power. One of the most harmful human concepts in existence.

  • @mekman4
    @mekman4 8 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @crisprates1975
    @crisprates1975 9 років тому

    Excellent.

  • @TheBabyDerp
    @TheBabyDerp 6 років тому +4

    I definitely crave it.

    • @TheBabyDerp
      @TheBabyDerp 6 років тому +1

      Brian Glover it isn't 😂

  • @GordonGarvey
    @GordonGarvey 8 років тому +31

    Like a drug. We crave it, but know it will destroy us.

    • @matthewf9391
      @matthewf9391 8 років тому +8

      A man is wise

    • @GordonGarvey
      @GordonGarvey 7 років тому

      ***** How? Are you talking about nationalism as opposed to fascism?

    • @UCUCUC27
      @UCUCUC27 7 років тому

      @maso mig kinda like how sjws is a cannibalistic ideology that will incorporate any and all ideologies and ideas into it then destroy it then when nothing is left it will turn on itself it colectivises only the things it wants to controle and unifies only that which it will protect at the expence of the rest in short every time fascism has a turn a huge chunk of itself is canabilised before it even starts

    • @UCUCUC27
      @UCUCUC27 7 років тому

      ***** ok so what? if reality is an illusion weve been fooled by it for thousand of years till recently so its real enough to make us guess if reality not being real isn't really real secondl weather we have free will or not it dosnt matter we all have the same thing ither we all have or don't have free will its not likes some have it and some don't so we all have to face the consequence of our actions regardless and the standard is measured against others

    • @UCUCUC27
      @UCUCUC27 7 років тому

      Jaqen H'ghar lol I wouldn't go0 that far but it is shown that people who take a more extream and absolutist stance on anything they tend to be more stupid...or simple in terms of extrapilative thaught (empethatic thinking theorising ectr)

  • @MysticMuttering
    @MysticMuttering 9 років тому

    For more in this vein, you should do a video on Aleister Crowley's religious philosophy of Thelema.

  • @pp1608
    @pp1608 7 років тому +1

    can you do one on "what is fascism"?

  • @raymondthebrotherofperryma1403
    @raymondthebrotherofperryma1403 8 років тому +3

    What do I desire? NO! I can't say that!

    • @z0e898
      @z0e898 8 років тому

      Come on you know you can 😏. Just spit it out. Say it out loud

    • @raymondthebrotherofperryma1403
      @raymondthebrotherofperryma1403 8 років тому

      +Zacc I forgot. :(

    • @z0e898
      @z0e898 8 років тому

      +Aron Featherf00t god damn it. I was this close >,

    • @kayu_music
      @kayu_music 8 років тому

      +Aron Featherf00t Don't worry, everyone else has too.

  • @TheJudge1933
    @TheJudge1933 5 років тому +4

    You may have completely misunderstood what fascism is

  • @jacksonreid4824
    @jacksonreid4824 8 років тому

    Can I get a soundtrack for this???

  • @MedicEne
    @MedicEne 8 років тому

    Interesting point of view

  • @zenyata3975
    @zenyata3975 7 років тому +23

    Yes to Fascism

  • @ragnaroksora8129
    @ragnaroksora8129 7 років тому +11

    wooow this video literally doesn't explain why people crave fascism.
    fascism has nothing to do with being subjated into an dominant relationship. all it is, is a political ideology that values the State or National over the individual not because of some sexual fantasy but rather have a strong power country in which everyone can benefit if they give up their individual pursue.
    honestly this is some cow shit right here I expect wisecrack to do better.

    • @post-industrialpeasant3190
      @post-industrialpeasant3190 4 роки тому +1

      This video completely leaves out the science of mans true tribal nature. Humans have evolved over hundreds of thousands of years in tribal units. Fascism is man giving in to his tribal nature. This piece of garbage video was more than likely trying to skip over the actual science behind the phenomenon as to not make Fascism look normal. F*cking Liberals.

    • @kingcraft4683
      @kingcraft4683 3 роки тому

      That's nationalisme, not fascism

  • @AntonySammeroff
    @AntonySammeroff 8 років тому +2

    it's because family and teachers treat us so crap as kids we become desirous of those horrible things - if we got brought up with love and compassion we wouldn't crave fascism.

  • @wojtekjanus1402
    @wojtekjanus1402 5 років тому +1

    The fact that for the most of people freedom is to hard to be handled, doesn't make fascism a good solution

  • @ShidaiTaino
    @ShidaiTaino 8 років тому +4

    This is what happens when You overthink things.

  • @BadAppleMeltdown
    @BadAppleMeltdown 6 років тому +6

    Alrighty, then... But what the hell does this have to do with Fascism?

  • @69ingYOface
    @69ingYOface 9 років тому

    So how does this relate to Winnie and Wen Fu in "The Kitchen God's Wife"?

  • @SteveThe1000th
    @SteveThe1000th 9 років тому

    Could you imagine doing some modern philosophy in your videos? For example Clark & Chalmers' (1998) extended mind hypothesis?

  • @quietthomas
    @quietthomas 8 років тому +3

    Fascism isn't just a love of power, it's a love of rigid disciplinarian power over others.

  • @hellcas300-6
    @hellcas300-6 6 років тому +18

    I choose authority against the nihilism of mankind.

  • @andrewtickel6804
    @andrewtickel6804 9 років тому

    I feel like this episode was made by Loki himself. He went on like this during the first Avenger's movie...

  • @aheetmopwho4180
    @aheetmopwho4180 9 років тому

    You should do a max Stirner one

  • @daemonprince505
    @daemonprince505 9 років тому +12

    These theorists are obviously anti-fascist as fascism doesn't actually involve oppression of any kind, being a nazi does, it just turned out that the nazis ruined the image of it. Not saying I support it though.

    • @newingvaeona8907
      @newingvaeona8907 8 років тому

      +grapesman515 "Oppression" is not limited to any political worldview.

    • @daemonprince505
      @daemonprince505 8 років тому +1

      yup, but my point is it is not inherently part of fascism

    • @newingvaeona8907
      @newingvaeona8907 8 років тому

      grapesman515 Indeed.

    • @aurorajarvis5502
      @aurorajarvis5502 8 років тому

      Fascism involves oppression because of the fact that it panders to a majority that feels resentment towards minorities. It promises that majority that they'll be empowered (again) and deal with those people they look down upon.

    • @daemonprince505
      @daemonprince505 8 років тому +2

      fascism is a large scale economic policy, you can easily be a socially liberal fascist

  • @WhaleManMan
    @WhaleManMan 5 років тому +3

    “Um actually, fascism is okay because of my fantasies of everyone bowing to the ideology I like.”-The comments.

  • @mendali
    @mendali 9 років тому

    Nice use of the Noid.

  • @austinpholt
    @austinpholt 8 років тому +2

    I desire power, not political, or over other people, but of myself and my craft.

  • @weenir299
    @weenir299 8 років тому +101

    Fascism is delicious.

  • @TheBoeBoeBa
    @TheBoeBoeBa 6 років тому +5

    This channel doesn't know what fascism is. This video downplay fascism just to great authority and opression.
    I think most people actually think that's true.
    Fascism is a whole political ideology that the economy, culture and leadership.
    To summarize fascism: it's an ideology between communism and capitalism with strong unelected leadership.
    A fascist society allows private property and a free market but wants to protect its people and workers from undesirable economic outcomes caused by some foreign countries and rich people. Fascist societies are also really nationalist and promotes merotocracy.

  • @dethkon
    @dethkon 11 місяців тому

    I liked how the narrator Oedipalizes himself in the last two lines.

  • @mihaelrajh4249
    @mihaelrajh4249 9 років тому

    I don't think we crave to be ruled. We would like to have power for ourselves, if it weren't for:
    a) The inability to deal with our problems, fears and anxiety
    b) A need for acceptance and conformity
    c) Pushing our responsibility onto someone else and thus avoiding guilt

  • @fascistpartyofdeviantart9108
    @fascistpartyofdeviantart9108 8 років тому +8

    This has nothing to do with what Fascism actually is.

  • @tiffles3890
    @tiffles3890 8 років тому +5

    The moment you accept *"my personal desires are right, may the oppressive world go to hell, I am entitled to fulfil my desires"* as a part of your belief system, then its a very slippery slope from there.
    This video is so full of bullshit, it isn't even funny.

    • @snarckys3063
      @snarckys3063 8 років тому

      +Gaurab Chatterjee you are so caricatural, you, you're funny.

    • @tiffles3890
      @tiffles3890 8 років тому

      Snarckys You mean in my language? Yeah, sure I am.

    • @snarckys3063
      @snarckys3063 8 років тому

      Gaurab Chatterjee not your language, your reasoning.

    • @tiffles3890
      @tiffles3890 8 років тому

      Snarckys How so? Or have you only got baseless, cheap snark to offer?

    • @snarckys3063
      @snarckys3063 8 років тому +1

      Gaurab Chatterjee Your reaction. Your irrational hang-up on that subject. We talk about desire and taboo desires, and you panic, you said it's a very dangerous thinking, you denying everything. That's a caricatural reaction. And that's funny.

  • @carahiggs7157
    @carahiggs7157 6 років тому

    Spot on.

  • @Xomanowar99
    @Xomanowar99 9 років тому

    I've always tried to fight this but it's hard because fighting this is freedom and freedom usually means you'll be alone most of the time.

  • @dabogabo
    @dabogabo 9 років тому +3

    Isn't communism the same ?

    • @LeoMidori
      @LeoMidori 9 років тому +3

      Gabriel Stan True communism? Not at all. The stuff that was sadly experienced within the early 20th century and up until this point really are closer examples to fascism than real communism. Using the former Soviet Union as an example we can see that a few individuals are seen as powerful, modern people who you need to look up to and spend your life for in order to ensure your well being not just for yourself, but for your country and ultimately the worlds' very well being.
      ...Strangely enough, after writing this comment I thought how closely that actually parallels current Western society. Eek.

    • @dabogabo
      @dabogabo 9 років тому

      Leo Howler I wasn't referring to a totalitarian state like USSR or China in the Interbelic period and Cold War, but most of the Karl Marks works are open for interpretation, that's why there will always be an extreme part with a communist society as same with fascism and that's why society still have communist and fascist elements in it even this day.
      Most of those system are based on our biological fears and nature but people don't get it so they get caught in the artificial societal nets.

    • @LeoMidori
      @LeoMidori 9 років тому +3

      Touche, but you asked if they're the same and I think I mostly answered your question, if in a roundabout way.

    • @dabogabo
      @dabogabo 9 років тому +1

      Leo Howler It wasn't just a question, it was a rhetorical question. I think both are the same at their cores: control, suppress, manipulate.

    • @Ch0c0lateThunder1213
      @Ch0c0lateThunder1213 9 років тому

      Gabriel Stan Yeah, Deleuze and Guattari criticize the idea of communism; as a metanarrative; in their book Anti-Oedipus

  • @bradlamour1378
    @bradlamour1378 7 років тому +28

    I desire fascism.

    • @dbojangles1597
      @dbojangles1597 7 років тому +12

      As do I. We could go for a bit of a return to rigid social norms now that our democracy has become corrupted to the core and our culture is in decay.

    • @KingSy1000
      @KingSy1000 5 років тому +1

      Me to brother.

  • @sigriddolan8583
    @sigriddolan8583 2 роки тому

    how havent i seen this before

  • @soliton4
    @soliton4 9 років тому

    wow that was actually insightful

  • @schuylerleithulfr788
    @schuylerleithulfr788 8 років тому +49

    I desire a Marxist world.

    • @EpicLuigi24
      @EpicLuigi24 8 років тому +33

      I prefer freedom.

    • @schuylerleithulfr788
      @schuylerleithulfr788 8 років тому +31

      TheLastGentleman Oh cool. So you're a Marxist too.

    • @EpicLuigi24
      @EpicLuigi24 8 років тому +20

      Непобедимые и легендарные Not necessarily.

    • @schuylerleithulfr788
      @schuylerleithulfr788 8 років тому +9

      TheLastGentleman Well that's a shame. I'd suggest some books, but your comment gives off the impression that you're a victim of propaganda. Which is alright, many people are. Everyone has their own concept of 'freedom' but I can assure you, a capitalist knows nothing of the definition.

    • @AyyKayMobies
      @AyyKayMobies 8 років тому +42

      +Непобедимые и легендарные ^ talk about victim of propaganda.

  • @ggammbba
    @ggammbba 3 роки тому

    WOW MIL GRACIAS

  • @FabalociousDee
    @FabalociousDee 8 років тому

    2:47 Those visuals are too funny. LOOOOOOOL

  • @elpeopuru3003
    @elpeopuru3003 9 років тому

    what video game is this

  • @reljacabarkapa363
    @reljacabarkapa363 8 років тому

    0:21 That TDSOTM poster tho

  • @Azelleus
    @Azelleus 7 років тому +1

    Lol, I really relate to that pervasive fear and anxiety of trying to survive. I don't have family even or anyone to rely on. It's just been myself for a long time. Grew up in foster care. It's hellish, and people aren't really good at seeing how all these small things they take for granted really give them an edge (over someone in my similar shoes) so on the outside, it seems like I just need to try harder. Somedays, maybe, I would rather die lol. I feel nihilism is a way to fight back against fascism ;)

  • @FilthyPazuzu
    @FilthyPazuzu 4 роки тому

    For those who enjoyed this, you should definitely read up on "consensus reality", something people with psychosis (like me) have to deal with on a minute-by-minute basis.

    • @IPlayWithFire135
      @IPlayWithFire135 2 роки тому

      What do you mean? Doesn't psychosis necessarily mean an impairment in the ability to participate in any consensus reality?

  • @user-mm4og6ls4p
    @user-mm4og6ls4p 5 місяців тому

    Anti oedipus doesn’t blame everything on Freud, but rather says “look what Freud discovered”. Freud more or less showed the Oedipal complex as a force of repression. Deleuze doesn’t just say “Freud bad”. Read the book.

  • @hanson666999
    @hanson666999 9 років тому

    "This world is nothing but the will to power and nothing besides! And you yourselves are also this will to power and nothing besides!" - Nietzsche

  • @ShawnRavenfire
    @ShawnRavenfire 9 років тому

    Or to put it more simply, we're torn between our desire for self-determination and our fear of responsibility.

  • @byronfermoselle2826
    @byronfermoselle2826 8 років тому

    I always wondered why Trum and Clinton are popular candidates. This video answered my question.

  • @DinoJake
    @DinoJake 6 років тому

    This video from 2015 is pretty damn scary nowadays.