"these soft fruity baby boomers are raising an entire generation of soft fruity kids who aren't even allowed to have hazardous toys for Christ's sake!" - George Carlin
You forgot one part: the schools started heavily punishing the bullied for fighting back while letting the bullies walk free. I remember the year my school went "Zero Tolerance" for fighting. Before that, we had the bullies in check. They'd try to hurt one of us, we'd clock them, we both got an after school detention, and they'd not fuck with us again and move on to a new target. Then came Zero Tolerance while I was in high school, and the Bullies came back in force. They could trip us, shove us into lockers, anything you can think of to make our lives hell, and if the bullied fought back they'd get in trouble. And you know who started pushing for Zero Tolerance? The bullies' parents, many of whom were left wing.
Most people aren't aware of that fact about the schools punishing the bullies, as well as their victims. Zero tolerance was always Zero Intelligence. The school administration didn't have to figure out which was the bully, just punish everyone involved... No thought required. Imagine doing that in rape cases, where you punish the rapist AND his victim by sending them all to prison. Yes, your rape cases would vanish, because the victims wouldn't want to go to prison for reporting the crime.
My parents fought back and fought hard against teachers and administrators when I got in trouble for standing up for myself. Sometimes it worked in our favor and sometimes it didn’t. If it didn’t, I took the suspension like a man because I knew I did the right thing.
I got kicked out of so many schools due to the zero tolerance crap and then i would get in trouble over things i didn't do because somebody else said i did it and because of my so called "student record" i wasn't trustworthy. They didn't bother to check the damn cameras and see that i was right.
I saw a playthrough of Lost Judgment (the Yakuza spinoff, this one's about school bullying). The impression I got from that game is that it's like Japanese society itself discourages the bullied from fighting back. This leads to the suicide which kicked off the game's plot. EDIT: Maybe that's the difference.
People blame movies and video games because it's a lot more fun (and safe) to talk about them instead of serious issues like mental health and child abuse.
I dont buy the mental health narrative either. These guys are all over the map pyscologicaly and when its estimated that a full 3rd of Americans can be considered mentally I'll, even that is just an excuse to seize the arms of the people en masse and will drive mental health underground or out of common use
@@joneubanks9686 Guns ain't the goddamn problem. We've had guns in this country, since 200 years before it was a republic, and it's not until massive , restrictions on gun owners, in mostly big cities, where it's hard as a law-abiding citizen, to defend yourself, that mass shooting has become a problem. The guns are tools, they'll never kill anybody, without someone pulling the trigger.
I think it's obvious that child abuse, neglect and bad parenting has way more influence on school shooters than video games ever have and ever will have.
Video games are one of the things that got me through abuse neglect and bad parenting and thank god im not mentally insane enough to shoot up a school. Though i wouldn't mind shooting my abuser from my childhood in self defense since he is still attempting to murder people and is currently in prison.
The boxes those games come In have a little sticker in the bottom right that blatantly says by law....not for kids! You don't see budweiser getting blamed for drink drivers. If a game comes out where you play the father of a known mentally ill kid and the purpose of the game is to leave the gun safe unlocked maybe then I'll blame a videogame. Until then it's because their child is a demented little shit that either their parents made that way or didn't get them the right help. Watched one recently some kid was in a restaurant with his dad he left during the meal ran to his mother's house, drank cooking oil infront of her while spouting nonsense and then she just let him leave the house.....where upon he returned to the restaurant and unloaded into it. What parent would ever do that and if for argument sake she was afraid of him pick up the phone ffs
And the adult parents are the ones who buys violent games for their underage children! Why do all these shooters basically have the same backstory? This question gets never asked let alone answered!
In the words of Dr. Gregory House "no-one becomes crazy enough to kill without first being crazy enough to notice." These "blindsided" parents aren't paying attention.
I remember this rant and it is still as relevant today as it was when it was on Sargon's channel. I teach martial arts and I can tell you that I've seen what he is talking about. I had a parent buy a trophy when their child didn't place at a tournament. I was absolutely dumbfounded. In that one act, that parent had pretty much decimated everything I had been trying to teach that child. With that kind of nonsense parenting going on, no wonder we have these mass shootings and endless debates about solutions that will do nothing to actually solve the problem. The problem usually goes back to parents and an unwillingness to allow kids to experience hardship and disappointment so that they can learn how to overcome them.
Razorfist is the coolest. He and his slightly video game-ish ways mixed with his sensible outlook on the world reminds me of my uncles, and my uncles are way cool.
One of my uncles took a 44 and took revenge on on his cheating girlfriend, her mother and the Norwegian swat helicopter. Non jokes aside it's nice to see fave youtubers collab. Regards.
They're mega so way cool. One gave me a Vanilla WoW guidebook when I was but a lad, boy did I have fun poring over that all the time. And now, it'll be relevant again with Blizzard's Classic servers. And the times I was grounded from WoW because I was a dumb kid who played too much so I got bad grades, they'd come over for Thanksgiving or something, during early WotLK, and I got to play the Death Knight intro experience on their WoW accounts. They're the coolest.
I'm loving the MadTV inserts! Also, I get a strong hint that you are more passionate about the idiocracy surrounding this topic than nearly any other about which you rant; I appreciate your strongly-worded, masterfully delivered, and sincerely courageous outlook on such matters. Godspeed, Raz0rfist!
It's not just the ego and toughness of this country that is gone - The soul has left, too. I'm not religious, but we (as a people in this country) do not have a vision for our future. As Razorfist said, we're empty on the inside. Nothing binds us together. We have no great reason to build cool monuments to rival St. Peter's Basilica or the Bastille, and the militant bit of the far left is doing their best to remove our history and culture. We aren't going to do anything about it.
boldCactus with the advent of climate religion, feminist religion, islamist religion (by westerners)and globalist religion, It's looking like humans need an irrational belief.. ie FAITH. Christianity is pretty helpful, as is Judaism and Buddhism or Taoism... really, any real religion but Islam. It's sad to see Westerners decouple from the traincart of organized religion, only to hitch their wagon to feminism and things like it.
CNN Blackmail Support Buddhism & Hinduism aren’t a very wise choice unless it’s taken Western-style w/ giant helping of Thomas Paine, Voltaire, Socrates, and a couple punches to the face. Without which you’ll end up with the hippy “love each other, you’re all wonderful, now pick up after me” generation of the 60’s who’s children helped raise the narcissists of today. Which in turn will always create the opposite, but similarly credulous, Christian Fundamentalists of the 80’s and 90’s. Islam is definitely a good one to steer clear of completely.
The left would need to shed its 'feminist' and multi-cultural idiots before it killed it, if the right had any idea what it was doing. Unfortunately, we have two embarrassingly unintelligent parties with completely wild platforms. Whichever one wins is the one who gets to fuck everything up, such that next time the other party wins! It's maddening. I'm just glad that the right is cutting everything right now, instead of wasting as much money as possible on the unproductive.
I remember reading a news story a few months ago about a massive anti-immigration march in warsaw poland that drew almost a million people who were protesting against the eu's attempts to force the polish government to "relax" their immigration laws and start taking in "migrants". Those people were showing a genuine concern for their cultural heritage and history because they remember what it was like when the country was invaded and conquered by outsiders even as recently as 80 years ago, yet all the top comments were all from extreme left wing fanatics who were calling them "islamophobes" "racists" along with all sorts of truly vile epithets and said that they should be ashamed of themselves for being proud of their heritage and homeland,
I was driving around the other day and passed by a public park. Everything was soft plastic or padded everywhere. The monkey bars were no higher than an eight-year-old could stand. The slide was this malleable red plastic and half as high as ours used to be. And there were sand lots around everything to cushion falls. In the last decade I've become aware of something. I don't think our kids are experiencing enough pain. Now when I say pain, I'm not talking about abuse, I'm talking about plain old bruises and bumps that our generation had as a matter of daily routine. There's a very good reason why lion cubs wrestle and fight and try to hurt one another. When we were kids, the monkey bars were a network of metal rods, suspended eight-feet over concrete. The slide was a seven-foot drop down a metal plate that would sear the flesh from our legs in the summer if we didn't lift them up. We could (and did) get hurt on a regular basis playing with these things. Heck, it wasn't a complete day unless somebody left the playground bleeding a little. Young bodies heal quickly because they're expected to get banged up, especially in contact with the world around them. What did we gain from this? A healthy regard for our own mortality, for one. We learned that metal and wood are both our friends and things to be respected. We learned that certain actions had consequences and that we had to learn how to take care of ourselves, evaluate dangers, and that there would be nobody to help us if we got hurt (I was one of those who went home with blood spurting from a finger and was greeted with, "Well wash it and put a band-aid on it.") This, in a subtle way, conditioned our behavior and tempered our ability to deal with stress later in our lives. I won't even go into fighting, Indian burns, or tickle-torture. We used to play king-of-the-hill, where one kid stands on top of something and all the others bum rush him to knock him off. These days kids play Xbox or PS4. We used to ride bikes up in the middle of the street, jumping over sand hills and occasionally crashing in a heap of twisted metal and limbs, only to jump back up for more. Modern kids ride bikes to each others' houses to go inside and play Yu-Gi-Oh (assuming that's still a thing). We used to have rock fights; now kids have "cooperative learning games." I don’t begrudge kids their chosen fun, but is avoiding injury and frustration really that beneficial? My family didn't protect me from pain, nothing was childproofed. I once got zapped playing with electricity and never put anything other than a plug into an outlet again. I got burned, crunched, cut, scalded, bruised, and once pulled a motorcycle down on myself whilst showing off. These things didn't give me any complexes or phobias, I dealt with them and pressed on with life. But kids today don't experience pain at an early age like we did. Consequently, they don't develop the cognitive processes required to deal with stress when it arrives in other forms. By the time they're teenagers, with no means of handling their stress, you end up with gangs and school shootings. This needs reversing. Fun fact: nobody ever talks about how many of these unhinged shooters come from single mother homes... unless it's described as "absent father" upbringing.
Esteban Guitierrez 100% agree. I have seen so many kids get spoiled like fucking royalty for being ungrateful brats because they know that they will never get punished for their actions which means they will never learn from their mistakes therefore giving them the illusion that they are always right and they are better than everyone else because according to the way they were raised they can do no wrong.
damn straight dude. I may have been a more observational child (IE I see someone do something dumb and get hurt because of it, therefor I dont want to do what they did in order to avoid a similar fate), but I still had my fair share of goofs. when I did goof, my parents (more mom than dad cause dad was (and still is) a legit PoS) would never baby me (obvious exceptions aside), instead she would simply ask "well why'd you do a dumb thing like that?" of course, any other parents that'd see her do this would try to scold her for being a bad mother. Example: one time while visiting some old fort from the civil war I stuck my head in a cannon (not even as deep as my eyebrows, but still) and I got stuck. it hurt like hell and I began crying. meanwhile my mom stood there with crossed arms asking me, as i said, "well why'd you do do a dumb thing like that?" She would have helped me obviously, but she took time to make sure the lesson came across (plus _it is_ pretty hilarious, looking back). However, some old fart walked up and started riding her ass about how she was a terrible parent for not helping me and so on and so forth. A similar incident happened when I accidentally snorted a nose-full of coffee grains at the store (for the record, I was just trying to enjoy the smell, not some odd drug experimentation. I was too young to _even know_ what drugs were). *_Needless to say, i've never stuck my head in any more cannons nor have I snorted coffee since these events._* In a more applicable example; I used to have a lust for speed. loved going fast; riding down hills in wagons, sticking my head out the window, etc. However, on one faithful day, I was taken to a go-cart track. _I was beside myself with excitement_ over getting behind the wheel of a vehicle for the first time. the moment we got the green I put petal to the metal. *literally.* and to be fair; I was pretty good at first. However, I soon missed a turn and slammed headlong into a wall. I would have been thrown at least a dozen feet if not for the seat-belt. and guess what I lost that lust for speed, and became a pretty good driver in my adulthood (if I do say so myself). so yes, Esteban, you are completely correct in your assessment, and I wholeheartedly agree.
Esteban Guitierrez You are 100% correct. We both lived similar childhoods. All of those cuts, scrapes, burns, pains, bruises, scabs, falls, and bumps really do teach you about yourself and the world around you. 👍
Esteban Guitierrez - Do you remember the giant balls made of 3" diameter steel bars to climb on which were over 15 feet high? One of my friends' pal fell from one and broke his neck. I've seen it live this day. a horror show. Quadriplegic for life because he slipped. Since then every parks are hyper secure because they value the children's well being over "thrill" and to avoid costly lawsuits. The accident happened in 1999
If you look at the stats for tradesmen (carpenters, plumbers, electricians ect. Young people are not going into theses fields anymore, there is little incentive for us to do so. Im not wired for retail but when i can make the same or better money doing less and knowing less in the a.c. it's frustrating. We as a people definitly need to reevaluate somethings about our country
@@professorfukyu744 nothing will make the child happier than having emotional calluses to protect them from life's woes. Sure, might hate it in the moment, but come adulthood, that thick skin will come in handy.
I remember the day I went to school after the Parkland shooting (my Senior year, to give some context), and my dad told me to be careful if anyone said anything to me. To give context, I was and still am an Aspie with a love of violent games and anime, was a quiet kid who kept his ears plugged with music when I wasn't taking tests or learning, and was also an aspiring artist hoping to make comics one day. I was also mocked behind my back (mostly not to my noticing nor care) and had anger management issues. I was a primo candidate to be avoided like the plague or outright treated like I had a Mk23 MASS hidden on me at all times. Imagine my relief when my friends treated my like they always did. I honestly had a good day after all that, and I was glad my friends and even teachers knew that I wasn't one to repeat that bastard's actions. Then again, I had caring parents and lived in Georgia.
A good book on the subject is The Violence Project. After studying hundreds of incidents and interviewing mass shooter's they came to this common profile Past abuse/trauma -> deteriorated mental health -> traumatic event that makes them reach breaking point + rage and anger. Most mass shootings are suicides with the added element of wanting to get attention and hurt others before offing themselves or letting police do it. My only gripe with the book is their cringey use of latinx and they don't waste opportunities to bash trump without mentioning similar examples for the other side.
Watching this six years later, and it rings more true than ever. This was my introduction to Razorfist, one I am eternally grateful for. I have looked in my nebulous soul, and have come to the conclusion we are ALL responsible for this. G.O.D speed...
Anyone who can't tell the difference between Doom and real life, and act accordingly, shouldn't be allowed out their house. Such a confusion represents a SEVERE cognitive problem.
Problem is ALOT of morons use Fictional media to influence their life to a extent they compare it unironically to something. And those who are "anti" (Insert anime trope.) or whatever use this to justify horrid actions to people.
This might be the best one of the year. I've been saying this for the last decade (I'm 37). The route cause for all of these school shooters, college rapists and so on is NOT mass media. It's parents coddling and enabling their kids because they hold a grudge from how tough they were raised. I'm Gen-X, so my generation are the older brothers and sisters of millennials. My generation was the last generation raised with the "body armor" creating mentality. And how did we react? We rebelled. We were defiant. We were destructive. And that in turn caused our parents to go the OPPOSITE direction with millennials. Rather then be tough and scrutinize you as they did us, they enabled you. And as result created this illusion of grandeur that is summarily executed once you leave college. So in that regard, as a Gen-Xer, I can honestly say "I'm sorry". We failed you every bit as much as our parents did. If we hadn't broken them, they wouldn't have broken you. But we both can fix this rift by not making the same mistake. We HAVE to raise our kids better. To be tolerant, fair and realistic. This world has never been black and white, just varying shades of gray. Our children need to know this. That the world is not fair, and you only get from it what you put into it. Only then do we break the cycle and start producing a society that can be GREATER then eras past. Let's not fail another generation.
Ozzy Dowery I'm a boomer and can authoritatively say it's ALL OUR FAULT. We fucked up Gen X who fucked up Millenials. Actually I blame the Silents, and once you get that far back you realize the Greatest Gen, in trying to spare their kids the trauma they endured in the depression and WWII, turned THEM into morons who let their kids boss them around and started the ball rolling.
GenX are the parents of millenials dude. My generation had a fucking hissy fit about being spanked for being naughty. A hissy fit about being told no we couldnt do something, anything. Etcetc. Yeah genX screwed the pooch.
6:30 You'd figure in the age of 'school shootings' kids wouldn't bully. Never know if little John Doe is gonna go home and grab Daddy's M9 and come to school to play Call of Duty
Ty Bey someone predicted that once feminists age, their “school shooter” will attack pregnant women because they themselves didn’t have kids and want to lash out on society.
@@bodenhamilton2694 You will by giving them a stable life, if we all collectively live in this way you create a better and more accessible world for everyone naturally.
I come back here every so often. I've even showed the video to several others since it's release. All concur that this rant ages like Renaissance artwork. Fucking Bravo. Or, should I say...GOD FUCKING SPEED!
*Finally* A guy who gets it and yells it out loud and proud. I've been saying this to my friends/family for DECADES (yes, I was born at the end of the 60's).
Good rant, and very true. That one word *"parenting"* is a word that's never brought up in the media. Funny, how something as simple as looking in the mirror is overlooked. It's much easier for most folk to point a finger and blame rock/metal, movies, and/or video games than it is to evaluate oneself. Moreover, how many people do we find being diagnosed with some sort of mental disorder these days? Quite a few. Bi-polars, manic depressed, anxiety disorders -- most of these illnesses are self or parent-created, and instead of working on ourselves, we turn into a medicated nation.
Rants like this one are the reason I follow you. I get so fired up and want to share this on social media… and then I remember i don't really do social media haha. I wish more people could hear your rants.
Probably one of your best yet, my good man. I absolutely agree with just about everything said here. Especially when you get serious and tell these parents to look a little deeper at themselves. I can't believe we have to make these distinctions, but such is the world we live in.
I play some of the most violent video games available but if I actually witnessed a violent end to a person I'd probably lose everything currently in my stomach
I play video games with violence, and the violence in those games is literally your character defending himself against the deadly threat of an enemy shooting at you with a gun. It’s nothing like a mass murderer because you have people in the video game trying to kill you, and a deadly threat to the character you have play. You play like a warrior in the Fallout Games, generally speaking, not a terrorist or a bully
I'd like to posit another idea that has been on my mind for a while now about those who commit such mass crimes. They want attention. Since Columbine the issue has only escalated. I think that is related to the way that from that point onward the media has gone into every single detail of these monsters and talked about them for months and years. Many of the killers felt like they weren't valued the way they needed to be and saw an easy (though evil) path to fame, killing people who didn't matter to them anyway. Several have had books about those first two freaks that inspired them. Yes; parents (like I am) need to do more to teach our kids how to cope and function in more than a bubble existence that panders to them. However, I think one of the things that society can do is to stop making celebrities of killers by broadcasting their lives and ideas for decades to come.
@@fallen8bitotaku672 No one needs to publish their garbage thoughts. People don't need to spread more info about them. We build a cult of personality around them by treating them as anything other than sick animals that deserved to be put down and forgotten.
I guess all those Samurai, Ninjas, Vikings, Spartans, Apache, and every other warrior you can mention though out history listened to to much Slayer, and played way too much Mortal Kombat, and Doom!? WW2, midevil times, and ancient Roman times we're the most violent times in history, and not one metal band, or video game was in sight!
At first I wasn't going to watch more then half of the video, but then found the points made too dam fascinating that it kept my attention till the end. Good video Razorfist.
We can thank Dr. Benjamin Spock for much of the atrocious parenting. His idiotic Baby books started coming out in the mid 40's. My mother had just given birth to my older brother. She bought and read about half the book and threw it in the trash. It was nothing but warm fuzzy constant approval no matter how badly a spoiled brat acted. She said that there was no way she was going to raise her children like that. Thank God!
major difference, Will was actually pretty good, Shia became unbearable very quickly..... also Will can be found on the internet and hey he's pretty cool, Shia......can be found on the streets somewhere making an ass of himself or getting himself arrested.... on the other hand it's all perspective, if all you know of Will is TNG then maybe he's unbearable but I say watch Geek & Sundry, he pops up on there, he's pretty decent or at least he comes off that way, gods only knows what he really does lolz
Neither one of them seem to be a particularly pleasant person to be around when they get political. There is the difference in that, for all his jackassery, Shia is braver than Wil. Could you see Wil get up in someone's face for not reciting the correct words to a chant?
Well said, most of this is root in pride and in the excess of it. The entitled narcissistic pride of those who commit the unspeakable acts and the pride of those who refuse to admit their own faults. No one wants to see themselves as "the bad guy", and as such they'll deny reality and even hurt others in the vein attempt to avoid that possibility.
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! I could watch CNN, MSNBC and all the pseudo-News outlets 24/7 for a year straight and not hear the anything close to the wisdom contained in this 9 minute video. I am NOT JOKING!
Thank you, I'm one of those parents of the 90's and 2000's is true but many of us have done a pretty good job and all our kids are reasonable adults BUT the one who went to college and graduated in social work and her friend who has an art degree are lost all that were taught to them at home
Indeed. No one questions either the broken dynamics these people were living under, or why some of them were on drugs, why some didn't report to cops when they were about to crack, or in some cases (like Rodger) didn't tell them the truth about the shrewder darwinian aspects human nature and how to focus on the self.
Another kickass video by Razorfist! Nailed it, as usual. At over 40 years old (none of your goddamn business how far over), I've been saying this since my late teens, early 20's. Thank you for confirming that I am, in fact, NOT fucking crazy!
I couldn’t agree more. I thought this same thing for a while now. Entitlement is definitely driving not just mass shootings, but terror attacks as well.
Just FYI, the cat being swung when you can't swing a cat without hitting something, is of the 9-tailed kind, generally made of leather with steel hooks braided into the tips of each tail. Lots of fun at parties. (Not that a cute, furry little fuzzbucket with pointed ears, whiskers, and retractable claws, who likes to chase laser pointers and push things off tables would necessarily be unwelcome at parties, mind you...)
It will go down in history that 2018 was the year that community forgot the individuals that it consists of, and with it, took the responsibility of that individual that makes up the community.
"these soft fruity baby boomers are raising an entire generation of soft fruity kids who aren't even allowed to have hazardous toys for Christ's sake!" - George Carlin
You forgot one part: the schools started heavily punishing the bullied for fighting back while letting the bullies walk free. I remember the year my school went "Zero Tolerance" for fighting. Before that, we had the bullies in check. They'd try to hurt one of us, we'd clock them, we both got an after school detention, and they'd not fuck with us again and move on to a new target. Then came Zero Tolerance while I was in high school, and the Bullies came back in force. They could trip us, shove us into lockers, anything you can think of to make our lives hell, and if the bullied fought back they'd get in trouble. And you know who started pushing for Zero Tolerance? The bullies' parents, many of whom were left wing.
Most people aren't aware of that fact about the schools punishing the bullies, as well as their victims.
Zero tolerance was always Zero Intelligence. The school administration didn't have to figure out which was the bully, just punish everyone involved... No thought required.
Imagine doing that in rape cases, where you punish the rapist AND his victim by sending them all to prison.
Yes, your rape cases would vanish, because the victims wouldn't want to go to prison for reporting the crime.
My parents fought back and fought hard against teachers and administrators when I got in trouble for standing up for myself. Sometimes it worked in our favor and sometimes it didn’t. If it didn’t, I took the suspension like a man because I knew I did the right thing.
I got kicked out of so many schools due to the zero tolerance crap and then i would get in trouble over things i didn't do because somebody else said i did it and because of my so called "student record" i wasn't trustworthy.
They didn't bother to check the damn cameras and see that i was right.
One time i picked up a tree branch out of sheer anger to beat a bullies ass, just thought i would share that.
I saw a playthrough of Lost Judgment (the Yakuza spinoff, this one's about school bullying). The impression I got from that game is that it's like Japanese society itself discourages the bullied from fighting back. This leads to the suicide which kicked off the game's plot.
EDIT: Maybe that's the difference.
"As it turns out, extremely aggressive, violent people think very highly of themselves." -George Carlin
LeeboProductions My favorite comedian
Did somebody say Connor McGregor?
This was literally the first thing that came to mind when he mentioned the common traits among the shooters 🤣
Funny,
How he talked about himself without realizing.
Im more a Bill Hicks guy myself but Carlin was fine.
5 years later, this video is still relevant.
"Not even a Stalingrad sharpshooter can hit a target this fucking small" - quote of the year right there!
The small brain thing is real. It's do to baby formula usage instead of Brest milk.
Are we talking about Democrat brains or the list of women over the age of consent that Joe Biden's had consensual sex with?
People blame movies and video games because it's a lot more fun (and safe) to talk about them instead of serious issues like mental health and child abuse.
And guns, don't forget guns
I dont buy the mental health narrative either. These guys are all over the map pyscologicaly and when its estimated that a full 3rd of Americans can be considered mentally I'll, even that is just an excuse to seize the arms of the people en masse and will drive mental health underground or out of common use
More like a nihilistic, empty and narcissistic lifestyle brought on by the "do what feels good" movement started in the 50's and 60's.
@@_DixonCider that sounds far more reasonable to be fair
@@joneubanks9686 Guns ain't the goddamn problem. We've had guns in this country, since 200 years before it was a republic, and it's not until massive , restrictions on gun owners, in mostly big cities, where it's hard as a law-abiding citizen, to defend yourself, that mass shooting has become a problem. The guns are tools, they'll never kill anybody, without someone pulling the trigger.
I think it's obvious that child abuse, neglect and bad parenting has way more influence on school shooters than video games ever have and ever will have.
Video games are one of the things that got me through abuse neglect and bad parenting and thank god im not mentally insane enough to shoot up a school.
Though i wouldn't mind shooting my abuser from my childhood in self defense since he is still attempting to murder people and is currently in prison.
The boxes those games come In have a little sticker in the bottom right that blatantly says by law....not for kids! You don't see budweiser getting blamed for drink drivers. If a game comes out where you play the father of a known mentally ill kid and the purpose of the game is to leave the gun safe unlocked maybe then I'll blame a videogame. Until then it's because their child is a demented little shit that either their parents made that way or didn't get them the right help. Watched one recently some kid was in a restaurant with his dad he left during the meal ran to his mother's house, drank cooking oil infront of her while spouting nonsense and then she just let him leave the house.....where upon he returned to the restaurant and unloaded into it. What parent would ever do that and if for argument sake she was afraid of him pick up the phone ffs
Facts. Of course, nobody talks about those underlying issues whenever these tragedies occur.
And the adult parents are the ones who buys violent games for their underage children! Why do all these shooters basically have the same backstory? This question gets never asked let alone answered!
They got to go for a easy target.
be it games,Anime/Manga, or You tubers.
Let's have a moment of silence for Rageaholic's Jaded Johnson.
69 likes. Nice
Nippy clamps lol
New York is for jaded Johnsons
*hours later* oh, sorry, I fell asleep
In the words of Dr. Gregory House "no-one becomes crazy enough to kill without first being crazy enough to notice." These "blindsided" parents aren't paying attention.
And we're right back to this again. When he's right, he's right
I remember this rant and it is still as relevant today as it was when it was on Sargon's channel. I teach martial arts and I can tell you that I've seen what he is talking about. I had a parent buy a trophy when their child didn't place at a tournament. I was absolutely dumbfounded. In that one act, that parent had pretty much decimated everything I had been trying to teach that child. With that kind of nonsense parenting going on, no wonder we have these mass shootings and endless debates about solutions that will do nothing to actually solve the problem. The problem usually goes back to parents and an unwillingness to allow kids to experience hardship and disappointment so that they can learn how to overcome them.
And 4 years on this rant is still just as relevant.
Razorfist is the coolest. He and his slightly video game-ish ways mixed with his sensible outlook on the world reminds me of my uncles, and my uncles are way cool.
Lord of midgets what the fuck are you even on about?
After a 65-hour work week of dealing with customers and deadlines, these Razor videos are a real relief.
One of my uncles took a 44 and took revenge on on his cheating girlfriend, her mother and the Norwegian swat helicopter. Non jokes aside it's nice to see fave youtubers collab. Regards.
They're mega so way cool. One gave me a Vanilla WoW guidebook when I was but a lad, boy did I have fun poring over that all the time. And now, it'll be relevant again with Blizzard's Classic servers. And the times I was grounded from WoW because I was a dumb kid who played too much so I got bad grades, they'd come over for Thanksgiving or something, during early WotLK, and I got to play the Death Knight intro experience on their WoW accounts. They're the coolest.
@@yarloo my uncle did that the year I was born irony we share the same birthday 😆
I'm loving the MadTV inserts! Also, I get a strong hint that you are more passionate about the idiocracy surrounding this topic than nearly any other about which you rant; I appreciate your strongly-worded, masterfully delivered, and sincerely courageous outlook on such matters. Godspeed, Raz0rfist!
It's not just the ego and toughness of this country that is gone - The soul has left, too. I'm not religious, but we (as a people in this country) do not have a vision for our future.
As Razorfist said, we're empty on the inside. Nothing binds us together.
We have no great reason to build cool monuments to rival St. Peter's Basilica or the Bastille, and the militant bit of the far left is doing their best to remove our history and culture. We aren't going to do anything about it.
boldCactus with the advent of climate religion, feminist religion, islamist religion (by westerners)and globalist religion, It's looking like humans need an irrational belief.. ie FAITH.
Christianity is pretty helpful, as is Judaism and Buddhism or Taoism... really, any real religion but Islam. It's sad to see Westerners decouple from the traincart of organized religion, only to hitch their wagon to feminism and things like it.
CNN Blackmail Support Buddhism & Hinduism aren’t a very wise choice unless it’s taken Western-style w/ giant helping of Thomas Paine, Voltaire, Socrates, and a couple punches to the face. Without which you’ll end up with the hippy “love each other, you’re all wonderful, now pick up after me” generation of the 60’s who’s children helped raise the narcissists of today. Which in turn will always create the opposite, but similarly credulous, Christian Fundamentalists of the 80’s and 90’s. Islam is definitely a good one to steer clear of completely.
The left would need to shed its 'feminist' and multi-cultural idiots before it killed it, if the right had any idea what it was doing.
Unfortunately, we have two embarrassingly unintelligent parties with completely wild platforms. Whichever one wins is the one who gets to fuck everything up, such that next time the other party wins! It's maddening. I'm just glad that the right is cutting everything right now, instead of wasting as much money as possible on the unproductive.
I remember reading a news story a few months ago about a massive anti-immigration march in warsaw poland that drew almost a million people who were protesting against the eu's attempts to force the polish government to "relax" their immigration laws and start taking in "migrants".
Those people were showing a genuine concern for their cultural heritage and history because they remember what it was like when the country was invaded and conquered by outsiders even as recently as 80 years ago, yet all the top comments were all from extreme left wing fanatics who were calling them "islamophobes" "racists" along with all sorts of truly vile epithets and said that they should be ashamed of themselves for being proud of their heritage and homeland,
Xenovista It would have been better if you had said :
"I don't understand your comment."
I was driving around the other day and passed by a public park. Everything was soft plastic or padded everywhere. The monkey bars were no higher than an eight-year-old could stand. The slide was this malleable red plastic and half as high as ours used to be. And there were sand lots around everything to cushion falls. In the last decade I've become aware of something. I don't think our kids are experiencing enough pain. Now when I say pain, I'm not talking about abuse, I'm talking about plain old bruises and bumps that our generation had as a matter of daily routine. There's a very good reason why lion cubs wrestle and fight and try to hurt one another.
When we were kids, the monkey bars were a network of metal rods, suspended eight-feet over concrete. The slide was a seven-foot drop down a metal plate that would sear the flesh from our legs in the summer if we didn't lift them up. We could (and did) get hurt on a regular basis playing with these things. Heck, it wasn't a complete day unless somebody left the playground bleeding a little. Young bodies heal quickly because they're expected to get banged up, especially in contact with the world around them.
What did we gain from this? A healthy regard for our own mortality, for one. We learned that metal and wood are both our friends and things to be respected. We learned that certain actions had consequences and that we had to learn how to take care of ourselves, evaluate dangers, and that there would be nobody to help us if we got hurt (I was one of those who went home with blood spurting from a finger and was greeted with, "Well wash it and put a band-aid on it.") This, in a subtle way, conditioned our behavior and tempered our ability to deal with stress later in our lives. I won't even go into fighting, Indian burns, or tickle-torture.
We used to play king-of-the-hill, where one kid stands on top of something and all the others bum rush him to knock him off. These days kids play Xbox or PS4. We used to ride bikes up in the middle of the street, jumping over sand hills and occasionally crashing in a heap of twisted metal and limbs, only to jump back up for more. Modern kids ride bikes to each others' houses to go inside and play Yu-Gi-Oh (assuming that's still a thing). We used to have rock fights; now kids have "cooperative learning games." I don’t begrudge kids their chosen fun, but is avoiding injury and frustration really that beneficial?
My family didn't protect me from pain, nothing was childproofed. I once got zapped playing with electricity and never put anything other than a plug into an outlet again. I got burned, crunched, cut, scalded, bruised, and once pulled a motorcycle down on myself whilst showing off. These things didn't give me any complexes or phobias, I dealt with them and pressed on with life.
But kids today don't experience pain at an early age like we did. Consequently, they don't develop the cognitive processes required to deal with stress when it arrives in other forms. By the time they're teenagers, with no means of handling their stress, you end up with gangs and school shootings. This needs reversing.
Fun fact: nobody ever talks about how many of these unhinged shooters come from single mother homes... unless it's described as "absent father" upbringing.
Esteban Guitierrez 100% agree. I have seen so many kids get spoiled like fucking royalty for being ungrateful brats because they know that they will never get punished for their actions which means they will never learn from their mistakes therefore giving them the illusion that they are always right and they are better than everyone else because according to the way they were raised they can do no wrong.
damn straight dude. I may have been a more observational child (IE I see someone do something dumb and get hurt because of it, therefor I dont want to do what they did in order to avoid a similar fate), but I still had my fair share of goofs. when I did goof, my parents (more mom than dad cause dad was (and still is) a legit PoS) would never baby me (obvious exceptions aside), instead she would simply ask "well why'd you do a dumb thing like that?" of course, any other parents that'd see her do this would try to scold her for being a bad mother.
Example: one time while visiting some old fort from the civil war I stuck my head in a cannon (not even as deep as my eyebrows, but still) and I got stuck. it hurt like hell and I began crying. meanwhile my mom stood there with crossed arms asking me, as i said, "well why'd you do do a dumb thing like that?" She would have helped me obviously, but she took time to make sure the lesson came across (plus _it is_ pretty hilarious, looking back). However, some old fart walked up and started riding her ass about how she was a terrible parent for not helping me and so on and so forth.
A similar incident happened when I accidentally snorted a nose-full of coffee grains at the store (for the record, I was just trying to enjoy the smell, not some odd drug experimentation. I was too young to _even know_ what drugs were).
*_Needless to say, i've never stuck my head in any more cannons nor have I snorted coffee since these events._*
In a more applicable example; I used to have a lust for speed. loved going fast; riding down hills in wagons, sticking my head out the window, etc. However, on one faithful day, I was taken to a go-cart track. _I was beside myself with excitement_ over getting behind the wheel of a vehicle for the first time. the moment we got the green I put petal to the metal. *literally.* and to be fair; I was pretty good at first. However, I soon missed a turn and slammed headlong into a wall. I would have been thrown at least a dozen feet if not for the seat-belt.
and guess what
I lost that lust for speed, and became a pretty good driver in my adulthood (if I do say so myself).
so yes, Esteban, you are completely correct in your assessment, and I wholeheartedly agree.
Esteban Guitierrez You are 100% correct. We both lived similar childhoods. All of those cuts, scrapes, burns, pains, bruises, scabs, falls, and bumps really do teach you about yourself and the world around you. 👍
Esteban Guitierrez - Do you remember the giant balls made of 3" diameter steel bars to climb on which were over 15 feet high? One of my friends' pal fell from one and broke his neck. I've seen it live this day. a horror show. Quadriplegic for life because he slipped. Since then every parks are hyper secure because they value the children's well being over "thrill" and to avoid costly lawsuits. The accident happened in 1999
If you look at the stats for tradesmen (carpenters, plumbers, electricians ect. Young people are not going into theses fields anymore, there is little incentive for us to do so. Im not wired for retail but when i can make the same or better money doing less and knowing less in the a.c. it's frustrating. We as a people definitly need to reevaluate somethings about our country
When I saw this video on Sargon’s channel, it was the first time I learned of this channel and I’ve never looked back. God speed!
I feel like there’s a reason I was recommended this today.
"DID I HELP CAUSE THIS?"
Fuck me, you are really good at picking apart people's reactions
Da Shieldmasta He is like Sargon and DrRandomercam had a baby. Both brilliant, efulgent, and poetic.
As a parent, thank you for reminding me what a big job I have ahead of me.
no ones gives a fuck about humility, and humility will get you nothing but shit on and passed over. Fuck your humility.
@@twohitcombo8605 Wow, you sure left an edgy comment, bro. :p
Your life is now your child's. Take it seriously. Nothing will make you happier than having a happy child.
@@professorfukyu744 nothing will make the child happier than having emotional calluses to protect them from life's woes. Sure, might hate it in the moment, but come adulthood, that thick skin will come in handy.
Once you get pass the gaslighting, insults, and strawman arguments you'll find that they have no grounds to stand on.
I remember the day I went to school after the Parkland shooting (my Senior year, to give some context), and my dad told me to be careful if anyone said anything to me.
To give context, I was and still am an Aspie with a love of violent games and anime, was a quiet kid who kept his ears plugged with music when I wasn't taking tests or learning, and was also an aspiring artist hoping to make comics one day. I was also mocked behind my back (mostly not to my noticing nor care) and had anger management issues. I was a primo candidate to be avoided like the plague or outright treated like I had a Mk23 MASS hidden on me at all times.
Imagine my relief when my friends treated my like they always did. I honestly had a good day after all that, and I was glad my friends and even teachers knew that I wasn't one to repeat that bastard's actions. Then again, I had caring parents and lived in Georgia.
There are always good people out there. Glad you have some in your life. G.O.D bless...
A good book on the subject is The Violence Project. After studying hundreds of incidents and interviewing mass shooter's they came to this common profile
Past abuse/trauma -> deteriorated mental health -> traumatic event that makes them reach breaking point + rage and anger. Most mass shootings are suicides with the added element of wanting to get attention and hurt others before offing themselves or letting police do it.
My only gripe with the book is their cringey use of latinx and they don't waste opportunities to bash trump without mentioning similar examples for the other side.
Watching this six years later, and it rings more true than ever. This was my introduction to Razorfist, one I am eternally grateful for. I have looked in my nebulous soul, and have come to the conclusion we are ALL responsible for this. G.O.D speed...
Always thought it ironic that your greatest rant was posted on a different channel.
Leo Kicklighter I disagree. His rant on the wall is his best.
what rant?
VC Donovan True.
I would say his rant about the amazing atheist was pretty good
still factual.
"Life hurts, wear a fuckin cup!" Is getting carved on my tombstone
Anyone who can't tell the difference between Doom and real life, and act accordingly, shouldn't be allowed out their house. Such a confusion represents a SEVERE cognitive problem.
Problem is ALOT of morons use Fictional media to influence their life to a extent they compare it unironically to something.
And those who are "anti" (Insert anime trope.) or whatever use this to justify horrid actions to people.
This might be the best one of the year. I've been saying this for the last decade (I'm 37). The route cause for all of these school shooters, college rapists and so on is NOT mass media. It's parents coddling and enabling their kids because they hold a grudge from how tough they were raised. I'm Gen-X, so my generation are the older brothers and sisters of millennials. My generation was the last generation raised with the "body armor" creating mentality. And how did we react? We rebelled. We were defiant. We were destructive. And that in turn caused our parents to go the OPPOSITE direction with millennials. Rather then be tough and scrutinize you as they did us, they enabled you. And as result created this illusion of grandeur that is summarily executed once you leave college.
So in that regard, as a Gen-Xer, I can honestly say "I'm sorry". We failed you every bit as much as our parents did. If we hadn't broken them, they wouldn't have broken you. But we both can fix this rift by not making the same mistake. We HAVE to raise our kids better. To be tolerant, fair and realistic. This world has never been black and white, just varying shades of gray. Our children need to know this. That the world is not fair, and you only get from it what you put into it. Only then do we break the cycle and start producing a society that can be GREATER then eras past. Let's not fail another generation.
Ozzy Dowery here here as a millenial(25) let's do better for a greater generation!
Ozzy Dowery I'm a boomer and can authoritatively say it's ALL OUR FAULT. We fucked up Gen X who fucked up Millenials. Actually I blame the Silents, and once you get that far back you realize the Greatest Gen, in trying to spare their kids the trauma they endured in the depression and WWII, turned THEM into morons who let their kids boss them around and started the ball rolling.
GenX are the parents of millenials dude.
My generation had a fucking hissy fit about being spanked for being naughty. A hissy fit about being told no we couldnt do something, anything. Etcetc. Yeah genX screwed the pooch.
Good to see this back in my feed. Ironically in my recommended. Still just as relevant when Razor released it in the wake of yet another shooting.
And two years later they're still blaming the vidya gaemz
And another two years later they're still blaming the vidya gaemz.
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You'd figure in the age of 'school shootings' kids wouldn't bully. Never know if little John Doe is gonna go home and grab Daddy's M9 and come to school to play Call of Duty
0:30 The argument never ends
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1:53 Message made
4:08 🥚
6:02 Oversight committee
7:43 Peering into Our Souls
I'm curious why it's so difficult to accept a quiet life, just get a job that sustains, find love and fun, grow old, and die.
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Globalism. People think the world is small, and they want to have an impact.
Ty Bey someone predicted that once feminists age, their “school shooter” will attack pregnant women because they themselves didn’t have kids and want to lash out on society.
BEYOND MAD see I think that but I just want to leave a impact on my future children
Be a simple kind of man?
@@bodenhamilton2694 You will by giving them a stable life, if we all collectively live in this way you create a better and more accessible world for everyone naturally.
I come back here every so often. I've even showed the video to several others since it's release. All concur that this rant ages like Renaissance artwork. Fucking Bravo. Or, should I say...GOD FUCKING SPEED!
Your elloquence is like poetry to my soul! Thank you for all that you do!
If you don’t know your child is about to murder someone YOU are sick! Or at least utterly and hopelessly out of touch
One of the Columbine killers was literally making pipe bombs in his bedroom.
*Finally* A guy who gets it and yells it out loud and proud. I've been saying this to my friends/family for DECADES (yes, I was born at the end of the 60's).
Stumbled upon this while looking for videos on fabergé eggs for art class, you give good points
Fun fact: The Job Market is recovering, but college is still suffering from cirriculum bloat and the "studies" courses bring.
Woof
@@maxheadroom224 and then an election got stolen, and the DNC got the power they should never have again, so the economy cratered.
These rants always crack me up xD
The name drops RazörFist does are funny and all, but they reveal just how overdue a classy, parody is like the one done of LeisureSuitGaming
Good rant, and very true. That one word *"parenting"* is a word that's never brought up in the media. Funny, how something as simple as looking in the mirror is overlooked. It's much easier for most folk to point a finger and blame rock/metal, movies, and/or video games than it is to evaluate oneself. Moreover, how many people do we find being diagnosed with some sort of mental disorder these days? Quite a few. Bi-polars, manic depressed, anxiety disorders -- most of these illnesses are self or parent-created, and instead of working on ourselves, we turn into a medicated nation.
Damn, this one is not gonna get old any time soon.
I may need to rewatch this one on a regular once I make a kid of my own, just as a precaution.
I used to think I strongly liked, supported and approved of your work. Now, I'm just in awe. Thanks for saying it so well.
Rants like this one are the reason I follow you. I get so fired up and want to share this on social media… and then I remember i don't really do social media haha. I wish more people could hear your rants.
And it's that season again, time to share this video again.
Four years later and still relevant.
Probably one of your best yet, my good man. I absolutely agree with just about everything said here. Especially when you get serious and tell these parents to look a little deeper at themselves. I can't believe we have to make these distinctions, but such is the world we live in.
FINALLY, someone with a platform calls it as it is. I've been saying it since COLUMBINE!!!
I play some of the most violent video games available but if I actually witnessed a violent end to a person I'd probably lose everything currently in my stomach
I play video games with violence, and the violence in those games is literally your character defending himself against the deadly threat of an enemy shooting at you with a gun. It’s nothing like a mass murderer because you have people in the video game trying to kill you, and a deadly threat to the character you have play. You play like a warrior in the Fallout Games, generally speaking, not a terrorist or a bully
I'd like to posit another idea that has been on my mind for a while now about those who commit such mass crimes.
They want attention.
Since Columbine the issue has only escalated. I think that is related to the way that from that point onward the media has gone into every single detail of these monsters and talked about them for months and years. Many of the killers felt like they weren't valued the way they needed to be and saw an easy (though evil) path to fame, killing people who didn't matter to them anyway. Several have had books about those first two freaks that inspired them.
Yes; parents (like I am) need to do more to teach our kids how to cope and function in more than a bubble existence that panders to them.
However, I think one of the things that society can do is to stop making celebrities of killers by broadcasting their lives and ideas for decades to come.
How so
@@fallen8bitotaku672 No one needs to publish their garbage thoughts. People don't need to spread more info about them. We build a cult of personality around them by treating them as anything other than sick animals that deserved to be put down and forgotten.
Makes me smile every time i get a notice you posted a new video.
Fitting that this was recommended to me today
Preach, Razor. I'm saving this for future repeat viewings.
Excellent rant!!! STILL APT in June 2022!!!! ;)
Man, I'd love it if you did full-time rantz. The way you flow and articulate is mesmerizing.
Almost 5 years old, and even more important after this latest event.
I guess all those Samurai, Ninjas, Vikings, Spartans, Apache, and every other warrior you can mention though out history listened to to much Slayer, and played way too much Mortal Kombat, and Doom!?
WW2, midevil times, and ancient Roman times we're the most violent times in history, and not one metal band, or video game was in sight!
At first I wasn't going to watch more then half of the video, but then found the points made too dam fascinating that it kept my attention till the end. Good video Razorfist.
This video was the first time I ever encountered your work. Been a subscriber ever since.
Forgot about this rant, I remember having an argument on a group chat about the same thing and sent this and everyone shut up. Thanks razor
One of my favorite videos glad to see it on your main channel.
10/10 The rant that made me a fan. Glad it's been reposted.
We can thank Dr. Benjamin Spock for much of the atrocious parenting. His idiotic Baby books started coming out in the mid 40's. My mother had just given birth to my older brother. She bought and read about half the book and threw it in the trash. It was nothing but warm fuzzy constant approval no matter how badly a spoiled brat acted. She said that there was no way she was going to raise her children like that. Thank God!
Is there a difference between Wil Wheaton and Shia Lebouf aside from a decade or so?
major difference, Will was actually pretty good, Shia became unbearable very quickly.....
also Will can be found on the internet and hey he's pretty cool, Shia......can be found on the streets somewhere making an ass of himself or getting himself arrested....
on the other hand it's all perspective, if all you know of Will is TNG then maybe he's unbearable but I say watch Geek & Sundry, he pops up on there, he's pretty decent or at least he comes off that way, gods only knows what he really does lolz
one is a jew, the other isn't?
Ghost5410 Wheaton is a far left twerp and just as bad as his other Trek alumni George Takei. Both are complete utter morons.
Neither one of them seem to be a particularly pleasant person to be around when they get political.
There is the difference in that, for all his jackassery, Shia is braver than Wil. Could you see Wil get up in someone's face for not reciting the correct words to a chant?
This was my intro to your channel, even though your a step to the right of myself, I appreciate everything you do.
Well said, most of this is root in pride and in the excess of it. The entitled narcissistic pride of those who commit the unspeakable acts and the pride of those who refuse to admit their own faults. No one wants to see themselves as "the bad guy", and as such they'll deny reality and even hurt others in the vein attempt to avoid that possibility.
ah the vid that made me sub to this channel.
Ditto
Same here
One of your best, if not your absolute best.
Somehow 4 years later and this gets more relevant.
I am not always share your views, but here I want to congratulate you, Sir! Great video and you are absolutely right.
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! I could watch CNN, MSNBC and all the pseudo-News outlets 24/7 for a year straight and not hear the anything close to the wisdom contained in this 9 minute video. I am NOT JOKING!
Still, one of Your best videos.
Glad You uploaded it on Your channel
Thank you, I'm one of those parents of the 90's and 2000's is true but many of us have done a pretty good job and all our kids are reasonable adults
BUT the one who went to college and graduated in social work and her friend who has an art degree are lost all that were taught to them at home
“Why are you booing me? I’m right!”
Razor.. This was your finest! ..so far. Kudos to you, sir!
I am you happy that you mirrored this over from Sargoy of Cukkad’s channel
5 years later and it's only gotten worse.
Try 7 years
'Fist, you mad bastard, only you could turn "mass shootings" into a punchline. Genius.
this was his best one yet. masterpiece
Nothing beats a good Razor Rant to brighten your day.
This is one of your best videos Congrats.
This is still the best video on the topic to date.
One of your best rants by far.
This was my first Razorfist video, and my favorite. Great to see it again.
Great rant. You called it big time.
Indeed. No one questions either the broken dynamics these people were living under, or why some of them were on drugs, why some didn't report to cops when they were about to crack, or in some cases (like Rodger) didn't tell them the truth about the shrewder darwinian aspects human nature and how to focus on the self.
You nailed that shit so eloquently on the head it made my brains implode. God fucking speed Raz0r, God fucking speed.
I clicked on this in may 2022 thinking it was in response to the latest mass shooting.
Its a different flavor of irony.
Thank you for uploading this here, otherwise I'd hadn't watch it.
Good work updating the tags on this one guys
I'm so fuckin glad that I found this channel. Best one on UA-cam!
Another kickass video by Razorfist! Nailed it, as usual. At over 40 years old (none of your goddamn business how far over), I've been saying this since my late teens, early 20's. Thank you for confirming that I am, in fact, NOT fucking crazy!
I couldn’t agree more. I thought this same thing for a while now. Entitlement is definitely driving not just mass shootings, but terror attacks as well.
Holy shit so well spoken! More please!
Fantastic speech. You, sir, is a fenomenal realist.
Relevant, once again.
Come to think of it, it walways will be.
"Life hurts, wear a cup" im adding that to my lexicon.
Was this deleted from Sargon's channel? If so that's a damn shame, this is one of your best rants.
Foul language or not, you can't deny that this mans public speaking ability is nothing short of poetic.
Just FYI, the cat being swung when you can't swing a cat without hitting something, is of the 9-tailed kind, generally made of leather with steel hooks braided into the tips of each tail. Lots of fun at parties.
(Not that a cute, furry little fuzzbucket with pointed ears, whiskers, and retractable claws, who likes to chase laser pointers and push things off tables would necessarily be unwelcome at parties, mind you...)
It will go down in history that 2018 was the year that community forgot the individuals that it consists of, and with it, took the responsibility of that individual that makes up the community.