Worshipping Weakness
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Final Responsibility is the antidote to Socialism.
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Can you make another response to Arthurs "weakness is easier/ is entropy" comment?
Imo it kind of feels correct to me. We have seen a shift further leftwords for basically the last few hundred years. The only time, "right wingers" shifted the culture, was through military coups.
Can the liberal side actually win this, or does he have a point, that ultimately people will choose comfort over freedom?
Look into bio-leninism, really similar concept to what you're talking about.
Can you keep uploading to rumble? I’d much rather watch you there. Thanks for the content.
@@LuanRodrigues-xu7wy yeah, Charlemagne made two good videos about that
@@aldoushuxley5953 history has been trending more individualistic and less collectivistic over time. where individualism can be better served on the left, it has trended left. when that switches, the trend will switch.
Remember folks, it's always acceptable to defend your property from looters.
"If the commies keep attacking, reload." - Based Tea Man
With extreme prejudice.
And this is why I treasure our Second Amendment.
INDEED : ))))))))))))))))
If they are looting the place they must not treasure their lives.
As the red skull said “clean your room”
hail lobster
Hail lobster
I have seen the future, Cap. There are no archetypes.
It's funny how advocating personal responsibility makes someone a nazi, while actual nazis blame all of their problems on the Jews.
hail lobster
*nods*
its a gundaaaam
Getting noticed by Gundam-Senpai
When sipping with gundam?
Papa Gundam!
Papa gundum do a tubcast with Dev already.
Reminds me last year the FBI said that a person living off the grid was the greatest threat to national security.
It's like they think that it's the same thing as unplugging from the matrix. Creepy
Did ted spook them that much?
It actually is, this is because the nation is growing more and more collectivist so more people becoming individualistic is a direct threat to the states level of control. Funny how egalitarianism leads to authoritarianism and eventually ruin, it's almost as if people with no skin in the game shouldn't be allowed to steer the ship.
I just imagine a bunch of agent smith clones trying to tackle a smelly lumberjack man vibing out in the forest chopping trees and shit. He rubs pine oil on his armpits for deoderant and chews raccoons I'm not the local wildlife so I have nothing to fear from him lol.
I mean, they are technically correct because if he were to decide to go on the offensive - they are literally not prepared because they don't even know that he's coming, and when they will know it will be too late.
The question is: why would they be expecting him to go on the offensive. Surely the man just wants to grill all alone in woods and not preparing some kind of assault on a White House or something. There's always a possibility, but treating everyone who goes off-grid like they are terrorists in the making is just... Unfair, i suppose?
“Things may not be your fault, but they are your responsibility.”
On of the best pieces of advice my grandad ever gave me. And I did not understand it until I was much older.
Ex-friend of mine said something similar.
"Mistake is still a mistake whether it's intentional or not"
Till this day, it's the only words from him that I took to heart and engraved in my mind.
well I dunno if they're your responsibility but if it's a problem the smart thing to do is take proactive action against it. More just that I think responsibility requires culpability. I'm not responsible for someone else starting a forest fire but if I see one in it's infancy it's a lot less trouble for me and society if I just put it out before it spreads.
My brother works as a manager at a grocery store. Once my dad was trying to convince him to ask off for a weekend so we could go on vacation. My brother said he didn't want to leave one of the new managers alone or else she might quit due to a bad experience. My dad said "that's not your problem," but my brother laughed and corrected him: "It's not my responsibility. But if she quits, it will be my problem."
Ur grandpa was a Chad. I'm going to use this advice.
the problem with that advice is a lot of people would scream how it's totally unfair (and they are right) but instead of realizing life in general isn't fair for a majority of people and you just have to face it, they just basically mentally give up.
I don't get it, Dev! As a woman, am I not supposed to be strong an independent? Now they're saying I'm supposed to be weak and dependent on others? *slams table* You _just can't win_ with these people!
@Ryan Alex It's never good to expect a stable opinion from basket cases.
But we need more entitlement programs for women, more mandated posiyions for women...because they are strong, smart and independent.
You need to distinguish between rhetoric and reality. When they say "strong an independent" they really rather mean pros for the nanny state. It's why they go on and on about the patriarchy. Adulating women with having it all while demonzing men. They want you to trade your husband and family for the state.
@@Code7Unltd Well SAID
Staying in that in-group requires you to adopt an ever expanding list of contradictory beliefs - Might be why they apparently need so much professional help.
For the last god damn time: Stoicism is not apathy or indifference, thats just the strawman of the idea by people who oppose it. Stoicism is the concept of actively focusing on what can be influenced and simply accepting what cannot. It doesn't mean you can't feel anything, its just that you shouldn't let those feelings necessarily dictate your actions in the world.
stoicism isn't about being emotionless, it's about controlling your emotions.
TLDR stowisism: Don't trip over things you can't control
Yes exactly! I'm tired of hearing this lame strawman all the time
Mirko Cro Cop was often described as a "stoic fighter", because he never really showed emotion in the stare down, or pre fight hype, he wasn't a shit talker and just didn't really participate in all of the showmanship surrounding his fights, his just went about it like it was his job. Because it was. And anyone that's familiar with his fighting career knows that he was far from someone who was indecisive or wouldn't take action, he could end any fight in an instant if his opponent made one false move.
To me stoicism is the ability to accept the fact that life won't always be fair or kind to you and learning to move on when you don't get or can't have what you want from life.
"For neither Lenin nor Marx was the question: What can be done for the proletarian? Rather the proletarian was the answer to the question: What can be done for the revolution?"
When victimhood and oppression becomes a currency and thus desirable.
Society sucks at moderation, it's probably a good thing that we got away from making fun of people with disabilities, and started trying to be more understanding and accepting. But we blasted right past that reasonable and moderate middle ground, and into the crazy town of celebrating and rewarding victimhood.
@@markzuckergecko621 Although the middle would be the best, I'd rather have the former than the latter if I had to choose.
@@Supiragon1998 same. I probably just wouldn't participate, a lot like when I was a kid, I didn't usually join in when kids were made fun of for being gay or anything like that. Not trying claim myself some high priest or anything like that, I was just kinda like who cares if he's gay? Is that bad? He's a fucking nerd, make fun of him for that🤣
@@markzuckergecko621 I wouldn't either, the bullies would stop the creation of crybullies without me.
@@Supiragon1998 I think the spine of the problem is that leftists just cannot comprehend the difference between "shouldn't" and "can't", sure, you probably *shouldn't* bully people for some inherent character trait that they can't change. But people are still gonna be people. We can't *force* people not to be assholes without becoming assholes ourselves. I think the leftist thought leaders fully understand this, and they just want to be the assholes, but their useful idiots just aren't smart enough to realize they're every bit as bad as what they think they're fighting against.
The thing about depression is that depressed people don't usually use it as a badge of honour and make everyone know about it. It's a silent killer. Tweeting about your depression every second day makes me think you aren't depressed.
Same with people who use oppression as a badge of honor.
A vast majority of people who do that sort of shit are "self diagnosed" and don't actually have any real mental health problems, they're just fishing for sympathy and attention from others.
As someone who has major depression, I wish I DIDN'T have this whatsoever. Seeing how the hell people brag about their neuropathy honestly enrages me.
These people might not be strictly speaking depressed, but there's definitely something very wrong in their psychosynthesis
This!
Also there's no such thing as "depression gender" or "autism gender" no matter what the Twitterati say. And they do claim this -- the self-diagnosed fakers.
Tyrone gets shot while trying to steal a TV: "Why do the property owners value property over human life!?!?1"
The real question: "Why did he value a TV over his own life?"
Better answer, "because crime rates affect livelihood. If we let him steal a tv and he gets away with it, other people may see that and take from others as well. Some of those people, including the one who initially stole the tv, could start getting bolder with their crimes. As well as, because businesses will be leaving the over economy of the area will decrease leading people to poverty and causing more people to get desperate. Which in turn makes even those who initially wouldn't commit crimes to get by, might and those already committing crimes to then become bolder more so. So it isn't that I personally value the tv more than a human's life, I value the positive consequences of removing such a human from the community over the negative consequences that such a person would bring."
Sorry for the wall of text, didn't mean to look like a leftist there.
@@slydoorkeeper4783 how's that read like something a leftist would say? You used logic as to why you hold your stance and it actually looks like the underlying reason why people value their property over other people's lives is what you've stated. Valuing personal property isn't something leftists do.
@@Leotheleprachaun the joke i was making is how their memes and such are a wall of text. At least a bare minimum of half of them. Seriously, its like reading a novel. So the "sorry for the wall of text, I didn't mean to look like a leftist" was a jab at them using a whole novel to explain themselves.
@@slydoorkeeper4783 oooooohhhhh. Mb. I try not to see any lefty memes so I missed that...also fuck you youtube, i'm tagged....GIVE ME NOTIFICATIONS please!
And this is where there are no conservative comedians
"I am to be a Decent person, not a Nice one. That's an important distinction."
Words given to me by a older black gentleman I worked with. I think about this often.
I think being nice requires you to be fake which is something I would not want to be at all.
He sounds very wise
y he hav 2 b black fo?
Nice is a pretty shallow idea. Decent people have standards and aren't going to just take other people's garbage
@@UCauRTgzykUGhYLWZxgQ magic
"The reason you want to be self reliant is because capitalism has made your relationship with other people competitive and draining."
No, I want to be self reliant because I do not want to be controlled
Also who says being self-reliant is selfish? When you're self-reliant, you might have more resources to help others. Or at the very least set an example for others so they may be self-reliant as well.
@@mobiusraptor7 or not be a burden to others
a free man is not a kept man.
@@arminiusofgermania Based Attila:TW fan.
@@mobiusraptor7 as the saying goes: "when your neighbors house is on fire, first make sure your own doesn't burn."
Socialists honestly just seem to hate consent.
For many different reasons....
That's because they suck at life and nobody ever willingly gives them what they want, because they have absolutely nothing to offer the world.
I mean if you read about the socialists perfect world, you'd see why. It's about the fact that you HAVE to share everything, consent or not.
How else does "Equality" come about?
@@HiddenOcelot imagine how long a game of socialist Monopoly would take. And damnit, even regular Monopoly lasts too long.
This, of course, ties into why they absolutely hate legal gun ownership.
An armed citizen has responsibilities and agencies for owning such a weapon.
“Dangerous freedom”
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💀 no step on Snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰
Same reason they hate the idea of people refusing vaccines and irrationally declare the unvaccinated to be a threat to the vaccinated, even though the vacinnated are supposed to be protected from the unvaccinated by virtue of being vaccinated.
Dangerous freedom undermines that fundamental principle of their worldview that individuals can not be responsible for their circumstances, but instead must be victims of their circumstances.
I have to admit as a long time martial artist and gun owner that adding a couple gun types I've never owned before and pushing out of my comfort zone with armed defense training the past year has been intimidating. However as with all intimidating endeavors it's incredibly rewarding to feel even more capable of taking care of my own problems.
These poor saps will never know that feeling of overcoming shit that pushes you well out of your comfort zone. I'd feel sorry for them if they hadn't chosen their own chains.
Keep your rifle by your side.
Whenever they try to use the "under no pretext..." line by Marx just tell them that communist countries almost always end up disarming their citizens once communism is established and in the rare event they don't it only ends with their communist leaders being overthrown even faster.
Call me crazy but it's probably more related to legal gun ownership transforming your country in the most violent and deadly one in the 1st World by miles. I mean who wants to live in a shithole where any bar fight or road rage incident can turn into a shooting? Who wants to police a country where every traffic stop has a realistic chance to turn deadly?
Feel free to parrot your agenda all over the place but anyone free from strong ideological views on this topic is going to laugh on your face.
Probably a nitpick, but the fire department's job isn't to put out the fire burning your house down. Their job is to attempt to control the spread of the fire and accelerate its extinguishment, if possible. If your house burns to the ground but the fire didn't spread, the fire department still did their job correctly.
A better anology would be if the fire fighters were negligent and just let the fire spread and engulf the next three houses over.
No no no. That's their job IF the house can't be saved.
If it can, they do try to save it. And of course prevent it from spreading. But most firefighters aren't rich. They know how much a home means to a family, and when anything can be saved while still preventing spread, they will.
@@user-gn4ts8jb7n Agreed.
@@zxyatiywariii8 That doesn't contradict what I said. If a building can be saved, they'll save it... but if it's too dangerous to attempt it or it can't be saved, they don't try. If saving buildings was their primary job, they'd do so at any cost. Obviously, they don't do that. Mortality rates would be significantly higher if they did.
People think spraying water everywhere in their house is going to save it?
It wont
So Ouroboros is right technically
If your house is on fire, Its a tad late
In other words: “Work like it all depends on you. Pray like it all depends on God”
that is a good quote!
Somewhat better than, but in the same vein as "God helps those who help themselves"
nice quote! i see atheists finally ending up praying to some or the other corruptible fallible incompetent individual. decided to keep away from that group because of how unreliable and subject they were to any ethical violation once they figured out how to brain-ninja a way to justify it.
@@nikjs That's the problem with eschewing responsibility, regardless of faith or creed, you end up in a place where anything is justifiable because you are no longer personally responsible.
That's actually a good one.
"Work like it all depends on you" sums up the lie pretty well. It's pretending like you have agency and pretending like you are actually doing something that will be addequately rewarded.
“Socialism is the philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy.” - Winston Churchill
But Christianity is also left ideology.
@@LightCrasher In what way?
@@supremecaffeine2633 Jesus was a socialist.
@@funkyweapon1981 The heck he was. Whenever he was speaking against the rich he was speaking against those who gain their wealth through ill-gotten gain. It's not a sin to be rich, especially if your wealth was earned honestly or came through the Lord's blessing. It's only a sin when you gain your wealth through lying, cheating, stealing and ripping off others.
@@funkyweapon1981 Blatantly false. Please provide evidence to support you claim.
I believe the core of the weakness worship, at least to them, is something different.
They feel existing is a victory of some kind. So existing despite your weakness makes it a greater win. So the lower you are the more virtuous you are as you are a bigger survivor.
in a world that worships abortion, existing /is/ a victory...
There is nothing wrong with valuing your weaknesses as virtues, so long as those weaknesses are the reason for your virtues. Being kind and openminded is technically a weakness, accepting change is risky and often not worth the pay off, yet even then it's still considered a virtue because it's an act of submission, a lowering of ones own word and truth to accept that you had it wrong and someone else had it right. Virtues are only a true weakness if you don't value the concept of virtues and morality to begin with. They require self sacrifice and discipline, along with a true moral dogma to uphold. I don't suppose I need to explain why a person without morals would not value these attributes. In the end, virtues are only for those who have principles, standards, and a strong sense of justice. Otherwise they mean nothing to you, especially when they aren't held up to the standard like society was originally structured to do. Im not saying that the brutal culling of humans was a necessary step in any part of human history, but as degeneracy begins to take hold of people once more, I do wonder if the culling was for a good reason. Then again, human history has proved me wrong before, and where there's a will, there's a way.
Or! They are just mainly a bunch of people younger than 25 who experienced delayed adulthood for numerous reasons.
This is how we end up in the game Blasphemous...
huh... makes sense, would also explain why they are all pro abortion
I used to be a camp counselor, we were talking about morality in my class and one of the kids said weakness is moral outright
I told him weakness is neither moral or immoral, it just means you can't enact your values
I got an NPC face irl.
Weakness isn't immoral, choosing to stay weak is.
Did this really happen? I almost can’t believe a kid would think this or make this claim.
@@b.w.22 yeah his dad was a Penn state prof or something I say kids but they were between 12 and 16 in that class
@@SUPEROLDish - That’s definitely still kids, for sure. Man, I’m just baffled by that - I’m always torn about whether things taught to kids or otherwise accepted wisdom is really so different than my day and wonder whether I’m turning into the “back in my day, things were REALLY tough” guy. There’s a lot of this sort of “they’re turning Luke Skywalker into a queer girl!” content and it’s hard sometimes to get that broad-picture perspective on things to have a sense of what’s really happening.
That said, specific examples like the one you offer can really startle me. That a kid thinks “weakness” has something to do with morality (aside from what you say, that one can’t stand up for their values if weak) and that it’s preferable to strength is so strange. It goes in hand with a video I saw recently where a new mom was already picking for her “white male” infant books on consent and such, clearly presupposing that her literal baby was a predator in waiting. It really stunned me.
Anyway, thanks for the insight and your reply.
@@b.w.22 np my dude, I think that this kid was combining weakness with oppression in his mind
In that case it makes sense since the "oppressed can do no wrong in modernity
This intro hit me fucking hard, a few years ago I was at an absolute rock bottom. I had no job, no money, no place to live, and I was overweight.
Now I've got a job as a trucker and I'm not rich but I at least am paying my bills, and I'm working out almost everyday and I've lost 30 lbs so far. My intention is to live cheap for a while and work up the ladder at my company until I can enough money to enjoy a small but decent life.
I took responsibility for my failure and it hurt to realize it was all my fault. Still I'm taking responsibility now and it actually feels great.
good job man!!
Good on you, that's something to be proud of. One of the turning points in my life was around 30ish when I was finally comfortable just being a lower middle class guy, nothing wrong with living a modest life. And you should want more and want to improve yourself and your situation too, it's a tough balancing act that nobody really has a perfect formula figured out for. But constantly thinking "I would be happy if I just...." Isn't a good purple dragon to chase, you'll never catch it. Glad you're doing well now, and hope you do better in the future too.
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Hell yeah Joel! Taking control of your life is the best and hardest thing someone can do for themselves. Keep killing it!
Hey that's really something! Thanks for sharing that.
"we all remember being told not to fight bullies, just tell a teacher"
I was told to kick their ass and my parents would back me up.
It might be a Canadian thing; I was taught 'violence is never the answer' instead of 'violence is a last resort'.
@@juststripes3392 I've seen schools in the USA espouse that too. (though it being California makes that something up for debate if that's the USA or not.)
My parent's had two views on it. My father was pissed I had gotten caught. "If your going to be violent, don't let them get away!" Which initially stunned me, I'll admit. But my father elaborated to, essentially, 'if you get caught, that's because you didn't plan well enough.' which really worried me at the time.
My mother's stance was much more reasonable: "Violence is the last resort to solve problems, you use it once you've proven others don't work. Once you need to go there? Win. Honor is something people who won decide on. Fair means you are doing it wrong. If you can, avoid killing or maiming, but winning matters more."
I eventually figured out that my dad had rarely used violence in his life, but his solution to a fist fight was running someone over with a car and dumping their body in the countryside grave he had already dug. Ironically, my mother had used violence a lot more often, then had to explain to her father why it had come to violence. Since it worked, I went with my mothers methods and it put in me good stead.
My own advice for kids? "Do what you are told first. Go report it to the staff or whatever they tell you to do. If they don't fix it, then it will be up to you to fix it. When the staff get mad at you? Point out to them they didn't fix it, so you had to step in. Make sure to get your parent(s) to back you up to the staff, because sometimes your parents can get the staff to _actually_ fix problems."
Yup, I told my daughter she'd be preached at never to defend herself by authorities and teachers, or to rat on bullies, but that was wrong and when she acted in her own defense she would get in trouble - but NEVER with me, and if I had to pull her out of public school I would in a heartbeat. And, at some point I did because they clearly didn't have her safety or well being in mind.
@@Sorain1 Both your parents are insanely based lmao
ditto.
Learned religious people know that we can't have God do all the work; Joshua Graham.
_loads Colt .45_
Brb going to play Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts half a decade later and more than likely wiser.
God helps those who help themselves (or who at least try).
🛩🏢🏢. "we can't have Allah do all the work"
Lovely
I sure do miss the days where people were able to take personal responsibility.
You're able to take personal responsibility. In fact, only you can. If you miss those days, it probably means you aren't taking personal responsibility.
Seriously, I was taught that even if something bad happens to you that truly isn't your fault by any means, you either make it right if you can, or just let it go and move on if you can't. Leftism has taught people to seek out injustice where it doesn't even exist, blow it out of proportion and use it as an excuse where it does exist, and if all else fails actually create injustice so you can use it as an excuse.
Buy a gun.
Suddenly, you have all the responsibility and agency in the world.
When was that? Not in my lifetime.
That never happened, dude.
“How can you value property over life?”
I bought that tv with money that I earned with my time. There is nothing I have more precious than my time. My limited life on this planet is paid into that tv. I’ll never get that time back, even if I can buy another tv. The original time spent is gone.
That’s my take on it anyway.
Sorry life is still more important to most non sociopaths
@@S.D.323 private property is still more important to most non third world countries
@@pepincuatro2865 I see
"You will own nothing and e happy"
Brought to you by "we own a lot of things but we are still sad"
We don't really own a lot. In the US ownership of the economy is more concentrated than it has been in 150 years.
I found it hilariously hypocritical that they tried to establish it as "accountability culture", yet the accountability always falls on everything else but them. Make others solve a problem you designated and suck up whatever serotonin you get while sitting on your laurels. Don't blame the messenger, after all.
Their version of accountability has nothing to do with the individual in question "improving", only in ostracizing and depriving them of their resources.
What I love about you rightoids is that you spew shit and just think we all agree with you. I can't even decipher what you are saying.
@@PartnershipsForYou Nobody expects you to agree, and your lack of basic reading comprehension is totally a you problem.
Work times for workers have increased massively and in fact this is a return to an earlier time. In the 1940's this level of corporate accountability was normal. People have finally woken up to the flaws of the "free market" and that it will take care of them. They realize it won't take care of them unless they make it so.
Give it up commie, no one is listening. You have no power here.
"You don't need to leave society and live as a mountain man" don't give me such great fantasies, SFO.
Return to monke
It is my dream to own property in the middle of nowhere, or somewhere in small town America at the very least. Somewhere where I can leave others alone, and be free to be left alone.
Become Walden
"hOw cAn yOu vAlUe pRoPeRtY oVeR hUmAn liVEs"
No, bro, you're putting MY property over YOUR own life.
This explains the dichotomy between anime fans and fans of US cartoons, to me at least. I'll explain: anime, especially the more popular shounen titles, all have characters that take responsibility and fight the problem head on. On the other hand, take Steven Universe for example where they essentially just hug it out or cry to solve the issue. Anime inspires people to be better versions of themselves, ex. "train like Goku" where modern cartoons don't.
competition is struggle,
struggle is the meaning of life.
no struggle no life.
thats why robot cant be a human,
they cant carve for wealth, food, and sex.
@@LR-jb6zn sounds like Buddhism with fewer steps
this is true for childrens shows, but western animation for adults, stuff like castlevania (and even good children shows like Avatar) kind of disprove that, doesn't it?
Or all the animation series from the 90s about superheroes. Teen titans, batman the animated series etc
@@aldoushuxley5953 I believe OP is referring to more modern shows. And there's not many Western shows like Castlevania, adult animation tends to be more like Bojack Horseman and Family Guy.
@@aldoushuxley5953 This is definitely important to keep in mind. A certain brand of recent American cartoons are very much like Steven Universe, though they are not as actually widely represented as some people think.
The people you surround yourself with have a huge effect on you.
When I started work as a landscape laborer, I was surrounded by ... well, Men. Men with a capital M. Masculine, hard working, blue collar men. And it had an effect on me as a person. I became more inclined to be masculine, self sufficient, strong and hard working. I began taking on traits of those I admired around me. It's made me a better person, and much different than I was a few years ago.
And this change in me, may even have had an effect on my only male friend. Who himself has begun improving himself, and expressed interest In joining me at the gym which was a surprise.
Surround yourself with people you want to be like in life. And you'll start improving.
As the saying goes "surround yourself with winners, and you'll be a winner. Surround yourself with losers and you'll stay a loser."
He said, as he posted on a virgin's anime youtube channel, surrounded by losers.
Jesus this comment is just sad.
The dude is married, and your opinion does not affect reality 🤣🤣
@@alexanderrahl7034 neither does yours. :)
@@mario-rn4vq and lastly neither does yours
I finished Joost Meerloo's "The Rape of the Mind" recently. One of the things he brought up is that people can have an inner "infantilism" that desires to get rid of responsibility and enjoys being under the authority of a parental-like figure. He made a point that totalitarianism appeals to this sense in people and works to cultivate it in the populations it seeks to control.
pretty much what hannah aredt says in origins of totalitarianism, too
It definitely seems to be accurate for lots of people.
@@ShortFatOtaku It's also the foundation of cult psychology. To give up individual choice in order to no longer feel that anxiety and stress. To feel safe in the backseat of the car while dad is driving.
So- mommy kinks
Some people dont wanne be the monkey king. They just wanne eat fruit, fuck and sleep.
Like Alex Jones said about trendy’s they worship weakness.
@@moonaka2why are you implying any trendys would even watch this video?
@@moonaka2 to be fair they do brush of a lot of messages they don't like.
@@moonaka2 They're too far gone. They're proud to be the authoritarian bad guys to the point they taunted a woman who was denied life saving surgery because she wasn't vaccinated. Not to her face of course. They're too cowardly for that which makes it even more disgusting. You can't reason with them anymore, you can only try and bring fence sitters to our side before they get converted.
@@moonaka2 I think you're right. But they'd brush it off anyway.
Anyone subbed to this channel who hates Alex Jones (like me) won't stop liking this channel for anything like this.
It's one of the differences between most subs here and SJWs. . . We can agree to disagree on some things because we don't have purity tests.
And this video is golden.
Because weakness carries the power of ignorance.
My children. "Why don't we get to make more decisions?"
Me "because you have nearly no responsibility. Take more responsibility and you will get to make more decisions"
That's literally what I tell every childish "adult" I meet in life. Being an adult consists of exactly one thing: taking all the responsibilities you see in your life.
Everything else is just details.
teach them then, show them how. that is your responsibility
@@stepansvabenicky1638 I never said I wasn't. You ok?
@@nickgarnero9843 depends on your definition of ok, but in keeping with the theme here, that is my responsibility
My dad put it quite bluntly: "you get as much of a say as you put in effort. See that pile of logs? When you move half of it by yourself, then you can say how we should move the rest."
I miss the 90's, where everything was about being Independent, and Individuality was at the forefront of Arts, music, entertainment and even politics.
The Balkans: *Nam flaskbacks*
Yeah, and we saw what that let to in the 2000's with pointless wars, economic crashes and an ever increasing poverty and anxiety for the vast majority of people.
In the late 80's and most of the 90's there indeed was a strong sense of "personal responsibility" and there was a notion that this would lead to prosperity for all. However this didn't happen and everything got far, far worse for 99% of the population.
@MrMarinus18 You do realize that this kind of shit happened entirely under the supervision of a genuinely warmongering neocon instead of a milquetoast liberal, right? Also, shit like that can always take place under any democratically elected administration, depending on how willing and driven typically by cynical pragmatism rather than ideology, so even if a socialist system is implemented, its lifespan in a democracy is always decided by the patience of the voting masses.
Spoiler alert: such systems typically never last for more than 10-20 years in a democracy, and in the long run, they're usually failures because of repeatedly poor decisionmaking and lack consistency.
@@MrMarinus18 Individuality wasn't what caused that though. At all. What led us into that state of affairs was a false flag terror attack, corporate meddling and a Zionist war-hawking presidential administration. And mind you, all of those problems were exasperated by people who weren't self reliant. Your cynicism is misguided.
There are so many contradictions in the leftist ideology. How can you identify however you want and also believe that individualism is bad? Like, the idea that you can Identify however you want is one of the most individualistic ideas I’ve ever seen.
Like with all things in life, the mainstream culture is incredibly superficial. They only care about the surface level definition of individuality.
They think they are the rainbow, but they are the vapid grey mush, and when they see the real rainbow of individuality, they hate it, for it reminds them of everything they are not.
They seek uniformity in all the ways that matter, and diversity in all the ways that don't.
Here's the thing: they want to identify with groups. Especially new groups, such as coming up with a new gender, because it makes them feel like a leader that others will follow behind. But it always breaks down into groups.
Because private property is a component of individualism.
The key to this paradox is to see the "identities" they adopt, at least the ones not rooted in biological reality, as signalling obedience to leftist ideology, which dictates who is allowed to be "oppressed". (Ironically this is the definition of conformity.) Hence why Oli London coming out as "trans racial" was met with vitriolic opposition from the left: even though the identity he adopted was marginalised in their rulebook, they think it's cultural appropriation, thus contradicting their ideology.
Hasan is an inspiration for me, It makes me want to go workout, study and work at my charisma to get to the top and then sell to people how cringe is to do all of those things making me even richer
Who is Hasan?
Do you mean Cenk's nephew?
"If you aren't depressed right now what the fuck is wrong with you"
Nothing, I'd figure that should've been obvious.
>College Dropout
>Works 40/hr at a warehouse
>Sole Provider
>Wife, 3 kids, 2 cars, owned house
>Lil side-gig doodling freelance for weed + video game money.
It's possible. I'm not even a hard grinder for the money. But I'm feeding 5 people including myself as a low-skill wagey. I don't need to give the STATE my freedoms to fix problems. I just need to fix them myself.
if you wanted to destroy a civilisation but you couldnt beat them economically or militarily and their people are too hardy to conquer what do you do? Make their children weak
@@MidlifeCrisisJoe true that there is internal problems but you can't deny that marxist indoctrination isnt at play and having an effect in this
Basically, how darksins became such an ingrained infestation, because children were indoctrinated into thinking they were our equals. How women were given responsibilities they can't handle, because little girls were taught that they were the same as a man. How deviants are no longer purged from society, because children are fooled into thinking that it's "natural". How outsiders are blindly let into the country, because each generation has the nonsense of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" applying to those leeches as well drilled into their heads.
@@wakkaseta8351 I assume you are opposed to gay marriage as well
@@vincentgiasullo
Well gee, considering marriage is between a man and a woman and only valid in the eyes of God, what do you think? Or do you need a hint the size of a billboard to figure it out?
@@wakkaseta8351 and why does god have anything to do in a nation founded on religious liberty?
I really liked how Sargon summed it up as, "people with no confidence in their ability to take care of themselves". Sorry your parents coddled you and didn't raise you to be self sufficient but you gotta clean your own damn room, bucko!
Its just like with the who gun ownership thing. They don't trust themselves to own and operate one so no one can own one.
@@slydoorkeeper4783 *Alec Baldwin intensifies*
@@kannonball5789 man, that's just a golden coincidence.
@@slydoorkeeper4783 " the who gun ownership thing"
what the fuck are you even trying to say?
i really liked when Sargon got owned by destiny lol
6:40 "Self Reliance because capitalism" is less of a leap than the other thing they imply: "Self Reliance leads to Incelhood." Yes, because what women really want is a man who they can't rely on.
Shouldn't just be women, people in general. How can we teach people to do a task if one can't do it themselves. If we can't teach people how to farm, them things will go south real quick. Self reliance is a job needs done, I'll be able to do it on my lonesome if required because of the skills I have. Ironic a lot of leftists want all of this education, but no skills to show for. Just political science crap. Which definitely wont be producing the food.
"Self-reliance" is older than capitalism. It's been a tool to keep the poor down for centuries. If you think you are more important than you actually are you are less likely to oppose those that have the power.
In the US by far the most famous way this was done was via racism. Make poor white workers think they are superior to poor black workers and they won't oppose the white capitalists.
In my country (Sweden) when we teach people first aid we teach the LABC (It works in Swedish). LABC is a acronym that stands for Life threating situation, Breathing, Bleeding, Shock.
LABC is meant as a priority guide, what to do and look for first. The reason that L is first is that you first much check if you put yourself in a life threating situation to save someone else. If you have to risk your life to save someone, you don't do it. There is no point of having to save two people instead of one, or lose two people instead of one.
What is sad is that most people in Sweden don't seem to understand their LABC and instead go for their feelings.
As a fellow resident of sjweden, I can add that while your property burn, you'll be waiting for some feminist certified virtue-hire to show up.
Whoever cries the loudest makes the biggest impact. Would that mean that it’s weakness being worshipped or the ability to scream?
Depends on what or who you're screaming at or because. If it was just the ability to scream, Randy Blythe would be the Emperor of the Universe.
weakness is absolutely being cultivated and worshipped right now in the west
Screaming can signal pain. Pain is weakness leaving the body. 🤔
They worship control, which these days is tilted heavily towards certain ideologies by the weak by their incessant screaming. However, if we shout back, often our mouths are tied shut or even our tongues are cut out.
It's just narcissism either you accomplish things or you become visible through your constant screaming
'It's easier to resent competence than to become competent' just got added to my list of quotes
We don't live in a worker economy, but in a capitalist economy.
Most wealth is inherited or gifted. The number 1 thing that determines your place in society is birth. The reason there is so much resentment is because competence has largely been rendered irrelevant by massive capital accumulation, market manipulation, sweeping patents and behind the back corporatism.
These days wealth isn't something you earn, it's something you are born into.
@@MrMarinus18 You're just wrong
Final responsibility sounds like Captain America's level 5 hyper combo in marvel vs Capcom. It is the definitive bootstrap pulling man up toxically masculine reaganomic Communist crushing move in the game.
Great vid
I usually combo it into charging star.
But Final Justice is pretty cool too
Amazing
Captain America is just Brooklyn, 1940 Hank Hill.
i do believe people have the final responsibility when it comes to dealing with robbers
"We need a better economy."
A better economy isn't going to work itself
We need a better economy, votes for Biden.
@@jaredarmstrong7403 To anyone who did that, how is that working for you?
@@mal35m it just works
@@mal35m maybe
Yeah, this reminds of the people who love electric cars so much
But you know THE LITHIUM ISNT GOING TO MINE ITSELF.
Dev the “you will own nothing” philosophy is getting pushed on us by corporations like Adobe, Microsoft, and Peloton. Although I think the solution to this is probably convincing consumers to grow a backbone and say no to forking over freedom and money for convenience
I think it’s part of realizing how IP law and IP itself is erroneous. At least, people becoming weary of the idea of service providers denying freedom of curation and distribution through duplication is a good thing. People are seeing that a civil dispute is not a criminal dispute when it comes to the duplication of non-scarce goods.
Consumerism is the pathway to communism. The people promoting consumerism are the same of those promoting communism.
But to do that we need to get rid of this myth of individualism. Boycotts are worthless unless they are large scale just like strikes are worthless unless they happen on a large scale.
"How can you value property over human life??"
Well my property is actually valuable, so
“How can you value property over human life” is pretty much what the person who’s willing to throw away his own life in committing an armed burglary says or demonstrates through action, hoping to excuse himself. Should’ve been valuing his own life first before casting it aside as lower than undermining someone’s first claim to a scarce resource. Instead of cultivating self-worth, skirting that accountability of self onto a potential victim is what’s opted for.
The left: "How can you value property over human life??"
Also the left: KILL ANYONE RICHER THAN ME AND STEAL THEIR PROPERTY!
Culture, is a set of traditions which work, which is why they become culture.
on the other hand, through technology, we can ignore some rules, which were important before. That is why society moves left, or at least that was the idea of the distributist in his Moldbug video
@@aldoushuxley5953 society moves forward, leftists just always pat themselves on the back after the fact and pretend like it was all because of them. And it never is. They're more often in direct opposition to positive changes in society.
@@aldoushuxley5953 Yet there are many rules which we don't fully understand. The Progressive, in their hubris, assumes all rules which we do not understand to be redundant or obsolete, and discards them, only to later be met with calamity.
@@markzuckergecko621 interestingly enough, this was adressed in the video I referenced.
We could, when asking ourselves "what is left wing/ what is right wing" argue, that the left always gets defined looking back as the policies, which succeeded.
But I can tell you clearly now, that abortion is left wing, or that trans rights are left wing, without knowing, which side will ultimately win the two.
So I think you can not define leftism that way. They are not just claiming all the victories, they and their worldview is actually winning
@@adamperdue3178 Yeah, agreed. Again, I would refer you to the video (by a traditionalist catholic).
Ultimately, we will fall because we will get rid of rules we should not have gotten rid of, without technology compensating fast enough.
Looking at birth rates in Europe, maybe s*xual morality and allowing birth control already was such a step, who knows
"Most civilisation is based on cowardice. It's so easy to civilize by teaching cowardice. You water down the standards which would lead to bravery. You restrain the will. You regulate the appetites. You fence in the horizons. You make a law for every movement. You deny the existence of chaos. You teach even the children to breathe slowly. You tame." - Leto, God Emperor of Dune
"Of course I value your life less than my property. You also value your life less than my property."
Yep, it’s individualism and capitalism that are causing people to not be able to afford what they need, it’s not at all skyrocketing inflation.
And who are the ones who decide prices? Capitalists. The government doesn't do price control so the companies put on the highest price that they can.
They don't want everyone to be weak, they just want everyone else to be weaker than they are. In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
And they themselves are weak. Meaning, yes they indeed do want everybody to be weak. You can't be more something than somebody else if the somebody else isn't that thing too.
Word salad i know...but it makes sense.
When I was a teenager Socialist, like every other zoomer in High School, I was depressed. Fast forward to my first job $12/h in Aus as an apprentice), full blown Objectivist Ayn Randist Individualism and I was suddenly the happiest man in the world.
That’s because the ideology makes you only care about yourself and improving yourself is far easier like it would be easier to work to obtain the Olympian physique of 2012 shredder and learn martial arts than say getting a socialist senator and governor elected in Dixieland
Note: I detected some irony in my post which is that getting someone elected is far more Olympian than actually being an Olympian
"Worshiping weakness" is a great way to describe the youth in our society right now.
It’s learned weakness. I work in a school. Teachers are so hampered by parents and admin and theorists that are creating weak kids. Give kids a chance to be strong and they will surprise you. But beat it into kids that are bird that they are adhd or behaviour issues when they are just normal kids. Give them head phones that block noise and tell them they are special when they don’t like it loud in class. They grow up developing a need for those head phones. Same thing with trans kids. They get attention and will continue doing it cause they get that attention. They can’t handle not having that attention.
@@lordcavalier9688 well that’s ironic, because it was the teachers who did that to me, tried to convince me I had ADHD and needed to be on meds because, and I shit you not, was shuffling my feet under the table as a bored second grader.
Because they know that the myth of strength they have been fed is a lie. The only thing that "self-sufficiency" does is set workers up against each other and enable the ones at the top to take all the wealth and dominate every aspect of our lives.
I don't see "self-sufficiency" as a strength but as a weakness. Being incapable of trusting others and working together with them for the greater good. Being vulnerable and relying on others takes courage and uniting with others to stand up to those controlling society like BLM does or the unions do is not weakness, it's strength.
i just feel so much despair. the common narrative among people around me is, riots are good, capitalism is bad obviously, etc etc. and these are not allowed to be questioned. i just feel so excluded. i dont belong into conservatice groups. i dont agree with their stances on trans people and other stuff. but i feel like i have been completely left behind by my peers. i feel it must be comfortable to just give in to being willingly ignorant, to dehumanizing other people and saying horrible things about them. but i cant, i cant give in to the wish to just be part of a community at that cost. finding friends is so hard nowadays.
join a tribe of probably your own race of competent people who want to reproduce and endure for generations and grow a strong society.if you are alone any group or tribe,even the weakest will beat you eventually.there is strength in numbers.it is not huge discovery,just common sense that you individualists lost.
i am a so called big bad collectivist you guys hate ,i am an indian nationalist.guys like you are feeling the heat now as you drived all the nationalists and patriots there to almost extinction with your kwetching and now cant do anything about the weak subhumans you are generating in your universities and politics.
suffer.if there is a reverse it will come from people UNITING against them and DESTROYING these vermin and their enablers based on some collective idea of nation,ethnicity,religion or tradition not from thin concepts such as individualism.
PLS note that i dont call myself or fight for collectivism,i just have my head screwed on straight and know that having numbers on your side and being zealous and fighting in cordinated way towards a similar goal is a very powerful tool for changing a=society and teraforming it to your desire and also keeping it in the state that you want.
you built this false dichtomy of indiviudlism vs collectivism.
Kind of sounds like the way some people use trauma. "I'm like this because of my trauma" passes of as an excuse to not change. You were not guilty for that trauma (most of the times), but you're guilty for not taking responsibility on it.
"Pray as though everything depended on God. Work as though everything depended on you." --Augustine
Responsibility... a kryptonite to some.
When I was a young kid I heard the phrase "I don't care who's fault it is, just clean it up!" every once in a while. This shouldn't just apply to small childhood messes. Take your life and livelihood into your own hands. Do what is best for you and take responsibility.
"I don't care who's fault it is, just clean it up!"
I would love to have you as a worker. You will clean up all my messes and never think I should improve myself.
I find your notion the funniest cause it kind of spells it out. The real reason for the notion of "personal responsibility" Is because the elite want the workers to clean up their mess so they don't have to. They want taxdollar bailouts whenever they screw up, they want wage cuts when they run the company into the ground, they want austerity sacrifices when they have been given too many tax cuts.
The setting for the supposed future of humanity at this point is an archetypical blindingly sterile future, where everything is clean, pure, and nothing can harm you. But with this the grit of life is removed. All assets of texture and flaws are not present. All else that makes us human.
- I wish I could remember where this came from, but damn if it doesn't ring true when I think about what progs want.
Neal Stephenson wrote about the sleek, safe, round-edge cleanliness of technology and it's integration into other facets of the world as well, including human interaction. He's got his own flawed views though, as much as anyone else.
Try reading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. He basically wrote about the same thing.
@@cptndunsel2670 I ready Brave New World for the first time roughly a year ago so I could compare it to the Peacock adaptation (Obv. the Peackock adaptation varies dramatically). But yes, the sentiment is extremely Huxleyan.
The reason that mental health/happiness reaches its best at just 1 step before "extreme right" is because most modern conservatism is left wing, only things further right hit centrism (peak position on the charts), and only the very furthest actually scratch into right wing (where it starts to go down again). It is virtually impossible to be "too far right" in modern society while almost everyone is too far left.
Yes, it reminds me of a political trichotomy map, with communism in one corner, fascism in the second, and libertarianism in the third:
Putin, was in the exact middle. Modern figures like most US presidents were along the line between communism and libertarianism.
I hope a spartan culture rises in response to this and takes over
Made by who? How long will you wait? it won't take over unless you help it happen yourself.
Sparta sucked dick. They had no innovation, stagnated and became Rome's slaves. I want the US in the 19th century. Little government intervention and plenty of individual freedom. The spirit that took a no nothing back water to the world super power in a little over a century
@@MidlifeCrisisJoe Spartan and Roman culture were not the same. Sparta was an insular autocratic society that worshipped war and despised outsiders. Rome was an expansionist republic that integrated technology and culture from around the world and stood as the world hegemon for over a millennia.
@@somethingsomething8511
And look where Rome's multiculturalist and multiracialist tendencies got it in the end. Sound familiar?
@@wakkaseta8351 so what? Doesn't mean it wasn't better than Sparta
I may be lazy and unemployed but at least im not blaming the world for that and trying to change it instead of myself
Unemployed can't be helped. Laziness can be
@@mysterymastermind175 not unless im unemployed because of my laziness xD but yeah employment rate in my country is low and salaries are small so I'm not exactly very motivated
As Jordan Peterson once said, "just because your a failure doesn't mean that your an artist".
"Pain is weakness leaving the body"
-A wise Soldier of war
I'm self reliant because I cannot stand people and their baggage. So I do things myself
Reliance is vulnerability
"I live in a country where I can quit my job at any time and try to get a new job, I'M BEING EXPLOITED!"
If self-sufficiency is toxic, is a man who can cook more toxic than a man who can not?
Great observation
Makes sense why most females can't cook today
I used to be a person who swallowed the narrative of life being unfair. I was the guy who became pessimistic; blaming society as well as other factors for my ills. It took the discovery of Christianity to accept who I was. It took an organ transplant to take personal responsibility for my life. It took severe anxiety and depression due to being a prisoner in my own home to embrace self improvement and become the man I am today.
Life is never easy. It takes, courage, stoicism, individualism and independent thought to determine your direction and purpose. Things may not always go your way. You have to accept there are certain things that you cannot change. Everything else can change as long as you are willing to put in the time and effort required to get there.
The bridge between dependence and independence takes time to build but has to be started by laying the first foundation. No one else going to do it for you. It's up to you whether you're going to construct it or complain it's not your job. The choice is yours.
"Life is unfair!" They cry.
"So what?" I reply. Since they might as well be saying 'Gravity works.'
I find that so weird cause Christianity preaches the exact opposite. We are not alone in this world and what affects one will affect us all.
Christianity has always been against individualism and always stressed community. Your worth is not to yourself but in your gesture towards others and pride is the biggest sin to be weary of.
My experience is exactly the opposite like what you described. Only after I let go of my ego to try to bend the world to my will did I improve. When I accepted that I am just a part of society and need to do my part and allow other people to help me did I get anywhere.
Sitting around doing nothing indeed doesn't get you anywhere but pretending you can change your circumstances on your own is equally foolish. People change their circumstances by finding people like them and working together. We never would have gotten the labour conditions we had today if our ancestors just tried to work harder to get a decent life. They got a decent life by having the courage and the selflessness to see the common interest they had with their fellow workers.
"Independence" is a myth. What separates a boy from a man is interdependence. That other people rely on you just as much as you rely on them.
I think countries should reinstate a conscription service but not exclusively military. Also have them be civil and mainly caring jobs and other jobs that involves them encountering the people they likely wouldn't encounter normally.
I believe welfare and civic duty go hand in hand. We give to the state in terms of service and taxes and the state gives back to us.
While I applaud people who want to take actions I do find it concerning how individualistic many seem to take it. We live in a society so what affects one will affect us all. It's the most important lesson from Christianity from me that the sins you commit will be punished at some point or another.
I am glad that we finally see labor unions again. Of people no longer just surrendering themselves to the whims of megacorps but actually taking action themselves. Companies won't give you what you are worth out of the kindness of their heart. You have to fight for it to get what you are worth. Not by blindly doing what the bosses tell you but by swallowing your ego and organizing with others and striking even if it's dangerous.
6:30 I think that roadkilled opossum is only _pretending_ to be happy, and is actually extremely miserable.
The guy makes a lot of political cartoons about how everything is horrible, both sides are far right facists and he as a hardcore socialist and his friends are the underdogs wanting to save the world when in reality his whole discord is just a rabbit hole of depressed nihilistic people wasting money on booze and drugs to let the time pass
Would you say he's suffering from false consciousness? :D
"LOL you have insurance! Why do you care?!"
These people clearly don't have insurance themselves, or don't pay for it, otherwise they'd know what a deductible is.
I can totally see how being on the far right could also lead to mental issues as well just like those on the far left. Both sides are wanting something that is so catastrophically opposed to what is normal and correct.
A plant without water will dry out, but a plant watered too much will drown. Avoid extremes.
Misery loves company. And I’ve never actually met a happy leftist. Explains a lot when you think about it
Misery demands company. Love is too generous a word.
Of course. Why would you upset the status quo if it's working out very well for you?
I don't know, but these days the mountain man lifestyle seems more desirable than partaking in modern civilization.
Anyone who says "lol you have insurance" has never had to make an insurance claim before. I did after my apartment got robbed. The insurance paid back the bare minimum they could based on prices THEY found, it fell short of being able to replace everything, and my payments went up a massive amount afterwards even if I switched to a different insurance provider.
It also does nothing to fix your shattered sense of security and trust in your door lock.
War is peace.
Freedom is slavery.
Ignorance is strength.
Second layer has been the ‘turning 23’ responsibility for me. I’ve realized that sometimes responsibility you never asked for falls into your lap, and it becomes yours, and you must handle it.
Why would you want to abdicate final responsibility for your life? Even in a burglary, I would still rather have that responsibility, as opposed to deferring to the state. The state doesn't love my family. The state didn't sacrifice to get my house. The state doesn't know my neighbors. We take care of our own, and in trade, we are strong, assertive, and competent people. If it all goes to the crapper and the system crashes, do these people honestly think that they are going to survive to make it to the utopia? They really think that we are just going to let them take it from us with no resistance. Us... us veterans, craftsmen, men of indistry.... you know, the ones who actually know how to fight and aren't afraid to face our enemy? All I can say is that it is going to be interesting.
You are very wealthy if that's the case. Most people don't have that option. They are either under the control of a megacorp or the government.
When it comes to capitalists the left knows very well they will let people wallow in misery and starve to squeeze out every possible penny of profit.
You know unionists and activists also face their enemies. They just weren't born in as fortunate circumstances or got as lucky.
"If you're saying you've never felt that you're lying."
Yes. Feeling that is natural. What differentiates the NPC/useless person from someone who is not weak is the way this feeling is addressed and whether you give in to that or not.
Dev: Vapid (shows picture of ShoeOnHead texts)
Me:Good to know someone still calls her on shit.
@Non,Player, Adeptus Being bitter is one thing. Joining the far left is another whilst also acting the way she does and complaining how bad the left has become. This while being warned how bad it has gotten and the type of "friends" she has joined with. Just irks me when people who call themselves friends(Not the far left crazies) of Shoe don't go harder on calling her BS out.
Being a TradCath, I feel like I dodged quite the bullet in life.
hi virgin!
It is weird how as time progresses the relevancy of these videos and their talking points come to fruition
Huh, I've now realized Superman is handsomely underpaid.
As someone who is still on the left on issues, I find so odd how so many on my side complain about their life, then dont do anything about it. Whereas, while im not where i should be, i actually find solice in doing and learning new things.
For example, i was never taught to cook. And once i was forced out at 18, i spent nearly over a decade just eating out or making simple meals. After feeling ashamed about my lack of cooking and how it could help me be more appealing to a partner, i buckled down and went to a used bookstore to find cookbooks. I found some non intemidating reciepes and now I looking forward to trying new things. I know its not great, but its better than where i was.
Its so easy to see, but they wont do it.
Arthur Chu talking about "the gospel of weakness" is just... so cringy to me. People who live easy lives, I've noticed in my interactions, are less likely to appreciate strength, because its something they've never needed. I recall one person saying that being physically strong wasn't necessary in modern society, but declined to comment on infrastructure maintenance or emergency services.
I realized recently that I really do hate weakness. Mostly because I see it in myself. I lack discipline in a lot of areas, and I have a bit of a temper. Not being in command of oneself strikes me as weakness of character. I see that in myself, and I despise it. But you know what I don't do?
I don't accept it. I don't recognize it as something I should tolerate. So I'll fix myself. One day at a time.
Man, you took the words right out of my mouth.
I've found myself becoming bitter at women for exactly that reason. I've damn near given up on dating. But then what? Be a miserable lonely sot? Just gotta suck it up and take responsibility. Just gotta, dare I say it? Be a man.
This is directly derived from Intersectional Theory, which posits that the oppressed have the closest view to the truth of the world. Thus, the more someone is weak, the more someone is a victim, the more they become a sage.
Wasn't that sort of Mother Teresa's view?
Dont 'know where that notion is coming from.
Intersectionality just means oppression can compound. A black woman will be discriminated by both black men and white woman.
Thats all it means and it's pretty obvious.
Also the word you're looking for isn't "sage", it's martyr.
It's also pretty obvious that you are still completely unaware by this point that far too many people to be ignored who promote the idea of intersectionalism have a rock solid conviction that anyone who's more oppressed is automatically bound to be more aware of reality and always less ignorant.
I miss when wanting the responsibility of my life, and by extension be more available to my family and their needs, wasn't an admission of deep moral failing.
It might help you to think about how you helped caused such a situation(since you are against masculine ideals).
@@RA-ie3ss oh, hey you. When surrounded by strawmen you're never wanting for company, but it must get a little lonely.
@@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher Its not strawmen although that might be how you rationalize it.
Now what kind of men are likely to be responsible and self sufficient? Are they men who simp for women and lick their abs?
@@RA-ie3ss It's not my bag, but I think they have more claim to masculinity than people that externalise all their woes onto others to feel less impotent.
@@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher Good now what kind of men are likely to worship weakness?
By the way you agreed that me laying responsibility on you was right. Did you think you were so different from first wave feminists?
One glaring flaw in Chu's thinking is he ignores the role of the "world" he only assumes a realm consisting of two actors while neglecting the plethora of people and the world. History is littered with the corpses of the weak. Most of whom did not succeed in breeding and surviving. If you believe that the "meek will inherit the earth" you need to reeximine your translation and go see the OG text.
It’s the meek, who speak softly and carry a big stick, who will inherit the earth - not the weak, who cower and surrender their sticks to tyrants.
"the meek shall inherit the earth. But not its mineral rights."
One of my biggest lamentations is the putting of weakness on a pedestal and the denegration of strength
Imagine the look on Soylent Grin's face if he found out that all the ultramega corporations today like Walmart started out as small businesses originally.
I was told to fight bullies
Self sufficiency is one of the most desirable traits. Period.
"I work for myself, who is exploiting me?"
I am Dev. I am.
As a former Bernie bro I can confirm that I am happier, more self sufficient, and in a better place in my life (both financially and mentally) now that I'm closer to center right
Yuujiro Hanma is the role model people need.
After googling the characters name and watching a 5 minute analyses video about him:
No, please don't. Everyone who breaks his baby mama like a f*cking KitKat is a bad role model.
He’s got that giga chad energy😂
Hell Nah you need to be like his father. Yuichiro hanma.
@@bonda_racing3579 such a kind man
@@bonda_racing3579 after googling that characters name too (and asking a weeb friend about him):
Yes, be like Yuichiro. Guy seems to be an upstanding fella.
Please do a video on Jagmeet Singh. You mentioned you were considering it and I feel it is my duty on behalf of all Canadians to plead with you until you make it happen. Thank you