The Internet's Favorite Terrorist: The Unabomber's Life & Legacy

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  • @Wendigoon
    @Wendigoon  Рік тому +2898

    Click my link to get a 1-year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D3K2 & 5 travel packs FREE with your first purchase! drinkag1.com/wendigoon

  • @penguinsrockrgr8yt216
    @penguinsrockrgr8yt216 Рік тому +11054

    Imagine being the family that’s able to say “the Unabomber shat in my bathtub” and not be lying

    • @toomuchglitters7254
      @toomuchglitters7254 Рік тому +761

      Someone breaking into your house to shit in your tub is wild enough. Having ONE OF THE MOST NOTORIOUS FUCKING TERRORI$TS break into your house to shit in your tub is on a whole other level.

    • @spawel1
      @spawel1 Рік тому +144

      @@toomuchglitters7254 thanks for explaining

    • @toomuchglitters7254
      @toomuchglitters7254 Рік тому +117

      @@spawel1 your welcome.

    • @ChaoticGoodPeasant23
      @ChaoticGoodPeasant23 Рік тому +70

      It reminds me of the Toys R Me skit: I will shit in places that will leave you confused.

    • @synysterkatz6911
      @synysterkatz6911 Рік тому +29

      ​@@spawel1SOMEONE SAID "Thanks for explaining" 😭😭

  • @Dtakius
    @Dtakius Рік тому +47113

    Wendigoon is like the barn cat that shows up occasionally, makes you happy, and then leaves for a while

    • @ratboy2791
      @ratboy2791 Рік тому +631

      You're so right

    • @eltocli
      @eltocli Рік тому +1499

      Parasocial relationship is strong in this fanbase

    • @BrushworkNL
      @BrushworkNL Рік тому +468

      I adopted a barn cat, she was too good to see once a week

    • @derivinity
      @derivinity Рік тому +160

      New jontron but more consistent

    • @suelancaster6959
      @suelancaster6959 Рік тому +715

      ​@@eltocli it's hilarious how the term parasocial has bc so popular so quick people have already forgotten what it means.

  • @Gotonis
    @Gotonis Рік тому +5973

    I love that one math paper that cites a paper by T. J. Kaczynski, then in the footnotes refers to him as "better known for other work"

    • @ratboy2791
      @ratboy2791 Рік тому +403

      By far my favorite Ted fact lol

    • @alilweeb7684
      @alilweeb7684 Рік тому +307

      Lmao "his legacy is... Yeah..."

    • @ripperbasil1229
      @ripperbasil1229 Рік тому +8

      YEAH

    • @damnits2200
      @damnits2200 Рік тому +19

      What’s the name of the paper?

    • @Gotonis
      @Gotonis Рік тому +121

      @@damnits2200 Digit Reversal Without Apology

  • @realTheHomelander
    @realTheHomelander 4 місяці тому +2476

    can’t believe it took the fbi so long to figure out Ted was the unabomber, I figured it out half way through this video

    • @senzation01
      @senzation01 4 місяці тому +33

      😂😂

    • @d.padm3582
      @d.padm3582 4 місяці тому +27

      The username fits the comment

    • @d.padm3582
      @d.padm3582 4 місяці тому +2

      .

    • @LuseGoose
      @LuseGoose 3 місяці тому +6

      Homander

    • @corn_dog991
      @corn_dog991 3 місяці тому +21

      Wait a second… Ted was the Unabomber!?

  • @Phirone123
    @Phirone123 Рік тому +18593

    You know the video is gonna be good when Wendigoon has to start with a "don't put me on a government watchlist" disclaimer

    • @yuothineyesasian
      @yuothineyesasian Рік тому +204

      That's like a third of his videos.

    • @macdhomhnaill7721
      @macdhomhnaill7721 Рік тому +121

      @@yuothineyesasianAnd yet none of his “takes” are generally outside of the socially accepted norm.

    • @macdhomhnaill7721
      @macdhomhnaill7721 Рік тому +42

      Which is weird considering he doesn’t really say anything that would raise any eyebrows. I recommend Leather Apron Club for genuinely honest commentary. Wendigoon is entertaining and all but he’s not exactly opening any eyes, at least in most of his commentary. At least, not that I’ve heard thus far.

    • @macdhomhnaill7721
      @macdhomhnaill7721 Рік тому +11

      @@bruhmanofyear2647 Reading a lot of these other comments, I took it as half-joking. So I gave some insight.

    • @portalmanHUN
      @portalmanHUN Рік тому +78

      He's probably already on several lists so it doesn't matter. To makes these videos he has to type a lot of questionable shit into his search engine of choice.

  • @pineapple7024
    @pineapple7024 Рік тому +17514

    I’m not gonna lie, I was really heavily relating to this guy’s want to retreat from society and academia until he started talking about killing people and pooping in their houses.

    • @miming3679
      @miming3679 Рік тому +2108

      He is literally me fr for real!
      *shits in ur house

    • @eunhawannabe0304
      @eunhawannabe0304 Рік тому +170

      so real

    • @peepeepoopoo7734
      @peepeepoopoo7734 Рік тому +970

      As a retired shower shitter, he is very relatable

    • @fhantum6519
      @fhantum6519 Рік тому

      @@peepeepoopoo7734retired, come out of retirement, the grind never stops

    • @jonbbbb
      @jonbbbb Рік тому +1

      Ultimately Ted was a hypocrite. He successfully retreated from society, claimed he never got bored communing with nature and didn't need "surrogate activities" -- and then got bored and adopted the surrogate activity of trying to change society for other people. Literally doing the exact thing he was complaining about. Bombing a university has nothing to do with his direct biological needs, the only ones he considers "real." It's crazy how self-delusional even very smart people can be.

  • @TheDankCat127
    @TheDankCat127 Рік тому +14272

    Ted really just unironically said “we live in a society” and then blew random people up.

    • @Jakey_Bakey
      @Jakey_Bakey Рік тому +408

      It really do be that dat way sometimes

    • @calebrobinson3144
      @calebrobinson3144 Рік тому +140

      kinda real tbf

    • @izza_19
      @izza_19 Рік тому +36

      Chad

    • @carpty6252
      @carpty6252 Рік тому +426

      Go watch the conclusion, Ted just hated people then dressed up his hatred in this manifesto in a way that would be agreeable. He said nothing new, merely observing the condition of society and justified his terrorism and murders.

    • @-Swamp_Donkey-
      @-Swamp_Donkey- Рік тому +20

      Such based

  • @Procc75
    @Procc75 3 місяці тому +363

    It will always crack me up that one of the reasons he got caught was his use of a really pedantic revision of the saying "you cant have your cake and eat it too" and his brother was just like "wow this sounds pretty pompous... kind of like someone i know......"

    • @sydeLPS
      @sydeLPS 2 місяці тому +33

      imagine reading something by a guy the *fbi* is looking for and going "oh shit, that's my brother"

    • @Gamefreak924
      @Gamefreak924 Місяць тому +4

      I have no clue what pedantic means. Jarvis, please provide a definition

    • @fatherwardsleftshoe
      @fatherwardsleftshoe Місяць тому +14

      ​@@Gamefreak924
      Pedantic: of or like a pedant
      Pedant: a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.
      (this is all according to Oxford Languages😊)

    • @floyd2386
      @floyd2386 18 днів тому +1

      The way it was phrased was very particular and honestly makes the idiom actually make sense. "One cannot eat his cake and have it too." I believe his brother recognized it because that's how their father used to say it.

    • @Criticalthinker0515
      @Criticalthinker0515 9 днів тому

      It's probably fake

  • @drunkenswordsman3373
    @drunkenswordsman3373 Рік тому +9451

    I love how dedicated Wendigoon is on putting all 3 million of his subscribers on the same watchlists as him

    • @tyleronmars4966
      @tyleronmars4966 Рік тому +54

      Thats to funny

    • @ethandickerson5044
      @ethandickerson5044 Рік тому +189

      Jokes on them, I've been on the watch list since I was 16.

    • @Itsunobaby
      @Itsunobaby Рік тому +25

      He’s so real for that.

    • @TheeMFGr0uch
      @TheeMFGr0uch Рік тому +76

      ​@@ethandickerson5044 let me guess, Anarchists Cookbook?

    • @beesonpluto
      @beesonpluto Рік тому +37

      HOLY- 3 mil already? i was here around 500k but after watching all the conspiracy icberg vids multiple times and seeing his genuine gaditude for every milestone, he deserves every bit of it

  • @FleckAndFire
    @FleckAndFire Рік тому +10129

    what a blessing. thank you iceberg boy

  • @FadeAwayGab
    @FadeAwayGab Рік тому +9601

    "was he a terr*rist or did he just like nature? Well ask yourself this, was he known for planting trees or for building bombs?" Is such a hard line

    • @alilweeb7684
      @alilweeb7684 Рік тому +129

      Partially disagree on this, for as much as you try you can't fully control what you legacy will be, and sure he was right about Ted, he was just a isolated sociopath that adopted this ideology as a means to create more chaos but that isn't true for everything or everyone

    • @twoshillings7292
      @twoshillings7292 Рік тому +523

      @@alilweeb7684you’re wrong! what your known for matters. because what you’re known for is what you do

    • @edsel816
      @edsel816 Рік тому +478

      @@alilweeb7684what are you on about? He will be known as the terrorist bomber who didn’t care who nearly died even though they weren’t his intended targets.

    • @ProdLucio
      @ProdLucio Рік тому +17

      @@alilweeb7684…

    • @peanutbutter6720
      @peanutbutter6720 Рік тому +328

      @@alilweeb7684sure, on some level you can’t control your legacy, but you can control the actions that create your legacy. His actions destroyed any chance of him being widely known as a respected activist and naturalist and instead left him as the Unabomber and as a deranged killer who used naturalism as a cover for his own evils. That’s not society’s fault, that’s his.

  • @pilotkaboom2974
    @pilotkaboom2974 5 місяців тому +909

    I find it incredibly impressive that 5.9 million of us have watched a 3.5 hour long video essay on anything. No one is going to a theater to watch a documentary, yet here are millions of us watching funny whiteboard man tell us about evil mail bomb man

    • @Znae629
      @Znae629 5 місяців тому +64

      “Evil mail bomb man”
      That’s the best unibomber description I’ve ever heard.

    • @thatdude9091
      @thatdude9091 4 місяці тому +24

      The retention time is without a doubt less than 3.5 hours

    • @Xavier_Destalis
      @Xavier_Destalis 4 місяці тому +27

      In fairness, the Hawaiian shirt man is a lot funnier and less constrained than any documentary maker has ever been.

    • @craxyman9025
      @craxyman9025 4 місяці тому +24

      I listen to YT while at work. You can't listen to a movie and get the same impact as listening to something like this

    • @cactuspotato3575
      @cactuspotato3575 3 місяці тому +12

      ​@@craxyman9025I had to start warning my coworkers that I listen to these and the creepcast podcasts at work because I'll randomly start laughing and people thought I was loosing it 💀😭

  • @travisburris3397
    @travisburris3397 Рік тому +1470

    “There was concern that the whole mountain could be covered in explosives. So they had his neighbors walk around his property and take pictures.” Dang FBI that’s cold.

    • @NeverKissSomeFrog123
      @NeverKissSomeFrog123 Рік тому +40

      Right?!

    • @zchen27
      @zchen27 Рік тому +142

      Everyone can be an EOD tech... once.

    • @typie34
      @typie34 Рік тому +47

      Especially with a guy who is known to not care about casualities or civilians.

    • @DUKEzors
      @DUKEzors Рік тому +94

      They have a knack for callously putting innocent people in harm's way.

    • @JaxxReyes
      @JaxxReyes Рік тому +8

      @Zchen27 "Once." 😂😂💀

  • @MrSandersonMr
    @MrSandersonMr Рік тому +8385

    Bro, if Ted saw a man, who is known on a digital platform for talking about conspiracy theories, dressed up as himself, advertising supplements/vitamin pills and breaking down his manifesto to a bunch of weird people obsessed with conspiracy theories… he would go fucking ballistic. And that’s why I love this channel.

    • @islandthrifts809
      @islandthrifts809 Рік тому +484

      He should of done a green screen with a nature background, while holding a laptop. Mind blown 🤯 no pun intended.

    • @Gorilla_Butt
      @Gorilla_Butt Рік тому +1

      ​@@islandthrifts809imagine opening your mail and fucking exploding

    • @acbr10536
      @acbr10536 Рік тому +237

      I think i know who would have got a package by mail.

    • @alexanderleuchte5132
      @alexanderleuchte5132 Рік тому

      He is as dead as your brain is though

    • @alexanderleuchte5132
      @alexanderleuchte5132 Рік тому

      €pste1n, a friend of John Brockman and Kaczynski who sent packages to friends of John Brockman both d1ed in prison, coincidence?

  • @kitty0chan444
    @kitty0chan444 Рік тому +1438

    Imagine growing up with your brother who was always a little odd then basically cutting contact with them then realizing he’s become an infamous terrorist. Insane

    • @nocache
      @nocache Рік тому +8

      Insane fr

    • @DeliberateContrarian
      @DeliberateContrarian Рік тому +23

      ​@@Michal-je1hxAre you serious? Like, was it something that was in the table? "Go to college, be an enviroterrorist? Terrorist sounds good, but what about my brother?"

    • @garus1149
      @garus1149 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Michal-je1hx Nice ! 😀👍

    • @spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272
      @spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 Рік тому +10

      Imagine betraying that brother

    • @heehoopeanut420
      @heehoopeanut420 Рік тому +22

      ​@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 Imagine not turning in a murderer, terrorist, and raging misogynist😱🤯

  • @wadejohnston4305
    @wadejohnston4305 6 місяців тому +421

    If this dude was still around those "celebrities who use their private jets the most" list would be fuckin scary

    • @40watt53
      @40watt53 4 місяці тому +7

      "if dude was still around" he died last year not in the 80s christ

    • @GorgiaOQueef
      @GorgiaOQueef 4 місяці тому +56

      @@40watt53you’re not very smart huh. He may have just died but he wasn’t bombing this whole time was he? Why would they mention people being in trouble if he wasn’t talking about them being attacked? Think before you speak

    • @40watt53
      @40watt53 4 місяці тому

      @@GorgiaOQueef calm your tits dawg

    • @marciecola1820
      @marciecola1820 3 місяці тому +3

      @@GorgiaOQueef bro cleared. hell yeah

    • @bluemamba5317
      @bluemamba5317 2 місяці тому

      @@GorgiaOQueef Manifesto-man detected

  • @millerk7456
    @millerk7456 Рік тому +5886

    dressed up as kaczynski and saying "it's mail. open it. you can trust me." is so fucking funny and it's insane that the sponsor let you get away with that

    • @pondy1
      @pondy1 Рік тому +155

      he probably doesn’t expect them to watch that far 🤣

    • @travbony8768
      @travbony8768 Рік тому +96

      literally the best sponsorship segment of all time

    • @cleava959
      @cleava959 Рік тому +107

      I don’t think the sponsors really care as long as their ad read conditions are met. You also have to keep in mind that because of wendigoons upload schedule, he has a lot of freedom choosing sponsors and if one didn’t want him to do the bit, he could’ve just declined the offer and used a different sponsor

    • @Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ
      @Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ Рік тому +22

      In all honesty, considering Wendigoon's character they trust him completely and I know a lot of viewers (me included) who do the same, besides it was a good joke

    • @icu3869
      @icu3869 Рік тому +11

      I read this comment as it was happening, and gave me the patience to stick it out until the VIDEO ACTUALLY STARTS AFTER THE 7:20 mark. Damn. OK-This better be good.

  • @gearhead6042
    @gearhead6042 Рік тому +3598

    There's something astonishingly ironic about Ted's ideals getting a second wind two generations later through the internet.

    • @davidiceberg2744
      @davidiceberg2744 Рік тому +249

      Kind of true, especially using AI voice generation to make an audiobook of his manifesto using his sound clips. However he did acknowledge in his manifesto that revolutionaries should utilize technology, communications in particular to bring down industrial society

    • @toadtime-4206
      @toadtime-4206 Рік тому +26

      And mostly by leftists

    • @arghbarf419
      @arghbarf419 Рік тому +165

      @@toadtime-4206nope

    • @Randomgui220
      @Randomgui220 Рік тому +161

      @@arghbarf419i mean by some weird anarchists yes, whether or not you consider them leftists is another matter entirely

    • @JustTryingToYoutube
      @JustTryingToYoutube Рік тому +149

      @@toadtime-4206not everything has to be about your damn murican politics

  • @dogbackwards7658
    @dogbackwards7658 Рік тому +2125

    My guy literally worked on a 3 hour long video for probably weeks or even months knowing he had little hope of UA-cam monetizing it.
    I admire the dedication.

    • @komiks42
      @komiks42 Рік тому +41

      Yea, i'd say that put him on a list but let be honest
      He already was on the list

    • @Hooga89
      @Hooga89 Рік тому +63

      @@komiks42 Bro, he literally got the former detective from the Kaczynski case for an interview, he's not on a list, he probably works for them lol.

    • @homeshall9299
      @homeshall9299 Рік тому +21

      @@Hooga89imaging him showing up at ur house to arrest you 😂

    • @crestothegecko6279
      @crestothegecko6279 Рік тому

      @@homeshall9299he brings his cabal of giants in robes for intimidation

    • @xympha
      @xympha Рік тому

      In a Hawaiian shirt and shades!@@homeshall9299

  • @mitchc7398
    @mitchc7398 7 місяців тому +402

    1:52:54 imagine trying to use your prothstetic arm to reach for a can of coke and you have to watch a 30 second Burger King ad in your head

  • @bekamegre
    @bekamegre Рік тому +2966

    "Why not let the kids have a little genocide"
    That is the most out of context Wendigoon has ever been

    • @ratgobbler
      @ratgobbler Рік тому +73

      As a treat.

    • @DrCringe_WM
      @DrCringe_WM Рік тому +1

      Idk dude, it's either that or "weaponized goverment femboys".

    • @verybored1261
      @verybored1261 Рік тому +50

      ​@@ratgobbler 2:44:38 for those out of context compilation makers

    • @skiboi
      @skiboi Рік тому +2

      Children’s crusade in a nutshell

    • @bigballz4u
      @bigballz4u Рік тому +6

      @@verybored1261 You are a godsend! It is so irksome for me when a comment quotes a video over 10 minutes without timestamping.

  • @macabrefanclub
    @macabrefanclub Рік тому +4086

    I think the process of explaining to Ted Kaczynski that he has become a meme would put him in a coma lmao

    • @chloerayne3064
      @chloerayne3064 Рік тому +29

      Omg 😂

    • @talesofgore9424
      @talesofgore9424 Рік тому +50

      he passed away recently

    • @ch5rry240
      @ch5rry240 Рік тому +127

      He’s dead, so it would be quite hard to explain it in the first place

    • @Erikasoul1-q6n
      @Erikasoul1-q6n Рік тому

      @@ch5rry240Necromamcy??????

    • @e.lattimer2238
      @e.lattimer2238 Рік тому +186

      I almost feel like him becoming a meme is as close as he’s gotten to success. Millions of people know his name and his ideology, which is sort of what he wanted.

  • @acelord3870
    @acelord3870 Рік тому +5540

    Can't believe he had the most human experience of making his own gods and discovered the beauty of nature and then blew people up

    • @respectthefish4992
      @respectthefish4992 Рік тому +79

      right?

    • @Vuldin7
      @Vuldin7 Рік тому +571

      It's interesting that he lived his "true" life out in nature and fully put his efforts towards living off the land rather than living off corporations, YET contradicted himself severely as he 1. Didn't build his own housing(used family members' funds) 2. Frequently went into modern civilization to buy survival needs 3. Still engaged in "surogate" activities like politics and literature and philosophy which he claimed ancient philosophers were guilty of living lavishly and were out of touch with nature and only cared of philosophy 4. Engaged heavily in technological and mathmatical manufacturing/education to construct boom-booms 5. Relied heavily on Postal offices, News corporations, and other entities he claimed hindered society to channel his message to the public. 6. Targeted innocent people including the 6yr old, his ex gf, and shop owners which he says are still victims of modern society, unlike corpo-ceos. 7. Claimed that small communities and close relationships were paramount to well being yet avoided any interactions including family, and dismissed of his brother's marriage and neighbor's children 8. Claimed modern society still gave individuals control over "unimportant" things like religion, significant others, etc yet claimed these are paramount while stating modern society controlled important aspects like career, etc which he claimed are artificial. 9. Used highly revised written mediums like doctoral dissertations and other education obtained from Universities which he claimed to hate. 10. Inherently distrusted people and hated their intrusiveness yet routinely tricked his family and sowed societal distrust single handedly, also lying about then FC group, so on...
      To conclude, Ted was an absolute hypocrite and he used his high academic intelligence to create the ultimate strawman/philosophy to delude himself from his inabilities to socialise and integrate... but He also failed to fully live in nature or complete the "power process" i.e no wife, children, family to live for... He was by ALL means a technologist and a modern man who spent time physically in nature, but not mentally, emotionally, or spiritually... He said previous generations adapted to never be bored amongst nature, yet always occupied his time with unnatural concerns including fake gods and fantasies to spice up nature's plainness... Ted was a smart, yet antisocial person who didn't feel accepted by nature, but rather rejected by society and like many people in recent times pin blame on modern life rather than their inability to establish/work towards meaning and fullfillment.
      For anybody who finds themselves in his situation, understand that humans are social creatures and all things in life are obtained via relationships, no amount of work matters if others reject you for timidness/weirdness-- you'll always be ostracised. Take any anger or resentment and funnel that energy into braving new interactions and relationships. Ted was the type of guy to risk life sentences/the penalty before risking a basic social rejection, this is not sane behavior. The way to shed this delusional philosophy is to reconnect with your natural human self-- a social creature (meaning irl communication, not online lol)
      p.s This comment ain't too long this was a 3hr 30min video of course I got things to say🤣🤣also if you disagree and still think technology is the problem then why you still on your computer/device shouldn't you be growing a bean stalk or at least reading a book, but ofc the meme praising Ted are chronically online and sharing their message through tech.

    • @cringevidshub3767
      @cringevidshub3767 Рік тому

      @@Vuldin7when you base your perception of life off of an individual ego centric basis of truth and are introspective enough into yourself to pull it out as nothing but truth radicalism is bound to arise and when it does detachment from the truth is a guarantee, nature in a spiritual sense may hold many of the truths and lessons of Human life but not the determination of human manifested meaning as a whole or the way of creating it so if you seek truth from nothing beyond that its more of a reversion from the truth that would lie within a human populous he cut himself away from as opposed to a theory of everything, theres no argument he was a genius but he lived outcasted by conformity and therefore did not try to find the truth that would satisfy a pursuit of humanity but for himself, gotta remember people like hitler were also geniuses

    • @user-kr9cg5vc84
      @user-kr9cg5vc84 Рік тому +16

      Durka durka

    • @NateHomeless
      @NateHomeless Рік тому +93

      ​@@Vuldin7i ain't reading all that

  • @ElectronicDust636
    @ElectronicDust636 8 місяців тому +96

    At first, i got overwhelmed at the longer videos and thought "man I'd never get the opportunity to watch this after work" but the fact that you format these in such a descriptive way that you can listen to every word and still keep up blows me away and I've been binge watching your content while at work since. You deserve every subscriber

  • @canislupus4655
    @canislupus4655 Рік тому +2993

    Gotta love the irony of the guy who hated technology becoming a ubiquitous meme. Up there with guy who hated national banks getting his face slapped on the twenty.

    • @Vuldin7
      @Vuldin7 Рік тому +183

      He was ironic. He spent more time thinking about civilization than nature and frequently left nature to get food, supplies, and deliver boom-booms. He wanted to live like a zen caveman yet contructed boom-booms, wrote doctoral dissertations, and communicated through national news entities. smh🤣🤣🤣

    • @showoofity50
      @showoofity50 Рік тому +18

      Indeed. Kinda like his own personal heck for the last few years of...what ever that was.

    • @shaeisgae8952
      @shaeisgae8952 11 місяців тому +14

      ​@@Vuldin7honestly I see most of his problems with society (other than the basic premises that are true (industrialism is bad for the environment, the 3rd world is being destroyed for the benefit of the 1st world)) as problems with his inability to fit into society. He was saw people who were able to cope with life as a failure of their spirit, which just doesn't make sense, unlike him most people who believe those other things have relationships and people they care about and want to better their own communities instead of disappearing and seeking "revenge" for perceived wrongdoings.

    • @BaronFeydRautha
      @BaronFeydRautha 11 місяців тому +19

      ​@@Vuldin7Right? He preached all this self sufficient shit yet mooched off his family his entire life.

    • @mortache
      @mortache 11 місяців тому +14

      Also Che Guevara's face being used on tshirts and mugs

  • @CyFiWasTaken
    @CyFiWasTaken Рік тому +2811

    Huh, turns out there’s a reason why Uncle Ted fans only ever talk about the manifesto, and not his journals lol

    • @InaEsin
      @InaEsin Рік тому +92

      Oh, I guess I need to find his journals. I HATE that he did the bombing thing--without question. Ultra Stupid to the Trillionth power.
      But I did like that Manifesto, it's happening NOW. I have a few books by him, and while the Manifesto is actually a very easy read, the others are like textbooks, it's not a "story," or a warning. Hard to explain.
      I admire wanting to stay in Nature's Lane. That is something I can support; it's going to come to a time where we won't have a choice and Uncle Klausie Shvobb is doing the very thing Ted was worried about. (Sorry for the spelling, it will get flagged otherwise.)
      Thank you for the time to read/talk to me.

    • @umbreex4061
      @umbreex4061 11 місяців тому +314

      @@InaEsin This has no relation to your comment, but PLEASE stop double spacing after periods. Its so odd

    • @kriegdeathrider7805
      @kriegdeathrider7805 10 місяців тому +158

      ​@@InaEsinthe journals really put context to the mindset Ted had when writing the manifesto and honestly it kinda reads out as him being unable to connect or relate to the people around him so he sought isolation and to avoid bruising his own ego he decided society was the reason for his lack of social bonds, he made some really good points about modern society but really he was just mad and confused why people would rather watch TV than discuss intellectual theories with him

    • @appalachiabrauchfrau
      @appalachiabrauchfrau 9 місяців тому +28

      @@umbreex4061it's how we were taught to type in the 90's lol

    • @General_Maximus
      @General_Maximus 9 місяців тому

      @inaesin do what Ted didn't. Talk to a professional about your paranoia. Klaus Schwab (Doesn't "get flagged," btw), isn't some boogeyman that wants to put you in a pod and make you eat bugs under communism. 😂

  • @colwellalec
    @colwellalec Рік тому +2508

    Love how Wendigoon just talking about something that interests him is often times much more entertaining than the highly edited, over-produced content. Man's passion is just infectious.

    • @BobaFattttttt
      @BobaFattttttt Рік тому +73

      His name is iceberg boy

    • @big_sea
      @big_sea Рік тому +3

      yes

    • @beyondpain101
      @beyondpain101 Рік тому +26

      Someone who has passion in their work, no matter what it is. They will create art with what they do and make anything entertaining. In this case a documentary.

    • @krodmandoon3479
      @krodmandoon3479 Рік тому +14

      I love Down the Rabbit Hole, I honestly do, but at some point I just want the fucking content to actually be released

    • @jameskazd9951
      @jameskazd9951 Рік тому +3

      @@krodmandoon3479 Frederik Knudsen's? (spelling might be wrong) he is making more down the rabbit hole's? i thought he was like dead or something, it has be AGES since his last video

  • @kingawsume
    @kingawsume 9 місяців тому +413

    I think the only part I particularly relate to is the want to live in the middle of nowhere and survive off the land. And then he didn't even do that, the spoiled brat.

  • @kapitansosnowiec8296
    @kapitansosnowiec8296 Рік тому +3813

    It's an honor to be on a watchlist with y'all

    • @bitty_beastly47
      @bitty_beastly47 Рік тому +43

      It's such an embarrassment that day to day folk think they'll be on a watch list for a wendigoon video. Or anything on youtube. The current years generation is not going to make it

    • @LumemDH
      @LumemDH Рік тому +248

      @@bitty_beastly47… it’s a joke..

    • @Dornana
      @Dornana Рік тому +157

      ​@@bitty_beastly47 you're an embarrassment for not understand a simple joke 😐

    • @akirachiyoko2134
      @akirachiyoko2134 Рік тому +79

      ​@@bitty_beastly47I bet you're fun at parties 🙄

    • @JohnWall-lj1mx
      @JohnWall-lj1mx Рік тому +86

      I hope our names are next to each other 👉👈

  • @youngmadman13
    @youngmadman13 Рік тому +1647

    Cant even describe the amount of anger and hatred I have towards todays modern printers.

    • @yourguysheppy
      @yourguysheppy Рік тому +94

      Printers are already the bane of IT departments worldwide and HP found a way to make them worse!

    • @ayyyitsfrosty40
      @ayyyitsfrosty40 Рік тому +17

      @Tonysopranoyafinookcities wouldn’t exist anymore

    • @anilin6353
      @anilin6353 Рік тому

      Plotters

    • @AVaginawithVitaminsinit
      @AVaginawithVitaminsinit Рік тому

      @@yourguysheppy😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

    • @frankdasnake
      @frankdasnake Рік тому +13

      Black Mirror episode of Ted Kaczynski's construct forced to work in a 90s era office ala 'Office Space'

  • @Varsarc
    @Varsarc Рік тому +2982

    This man is single handedly keeping the Hawaiian shirt industry alive

    • @linkholder
      @linkholder Рік тому +97

      Triple XL people: "look what they need to achive a fraction of our power"

    • @krisbeagles7045
      @krisbeagles7045 Рік тому +31

      Hawaiian shirts are dope in the summer, breathable af

    • @heehoopeanut420
      @heehoopeanut420 Рік тому +9

      man people wear these lol they're super popular here in the south

    • @EvanDizasterous
      @EvanDizasterous Рік тому +1

      Big igloo uniform

    • @rjtrageser9884
      @rjtrageser9884 Рік тому +15

      and Gabriel Iglesias (fluffy)

  • @madmarduk1936
    @madmarduk1936 3 місяці тому +187

    My friend had an undescended testicle when we were teenagers and I used to call him the unaballer.

    • @hagenbuddne7628
      @hagenbuddne7628 3 місяці тому +7

      😂

    • @emmilittlemuffin
      @emmilittlemuffin 2 місяці тому +16

      I was eating curry and drinking a sparkling gimlet while watching this and laughed so hard when I read this and had *hot spicy carbonated curry shoot through my nose* congrats that was worth the intense pain

    • @niceirishlad9466
      @niceirishlad9466 2 місяці тому

      Oh my God you beautiful bastard

    • @seangowen9325
      @seangowen9325 15 днів тому

      I went to school with a guy who got kicked in the nuts by his sister wearing pointed toe cowboy boots and one of his testicles split in half we called him tri-ball

  • @unholyscreeches8766
    @unholyscreeches8766 Рік тому +2179

    I think its funny how much ted hated art and athleticism when all those activities existed long before the industrial age

    • @Robbie-mw5uu
      @Robbie-mw5uu Рік тому

      just like how violence existed before video games but boomers still blame video games for kids being violent

    • @glumibear
      @glumibear Рік тому +324

      imo art and athleticism are vital to human existence

    • @raccoon8743
      @raccoon8743 Рік тому +9

      @@glumibearare they though? Are they really? What use are either of those gonna be in the trenches?

    • @Periwinkleaccount
      @Periwinkleaccount Рік тому +406

      @@raccoon8743 You’re judging how useful or good for humanity something is based on how useful they are in war? I hope that you’re only trolling. (Is this just me missing sarcasm?)

    • @raccoon8743
      @raccoon8743 Рік тому

      @@Periwinkleaccount we are a species meant for war so…. We thrive in war, half of the shit we have now came about BECAUSE of war. Hate to say it, but things like art are only useful for species that don’t solely revolve around destruction. It’s nice and pretty to look at, but it serves no real purpose. Least not anymore I suppose.

  • @InsolentCrow
    @InsolentCrow Рік тому +863

    "But the memes are funny, you should keep doing those" is perhaps the greatest philosophical statement of our time

  • @Syn_1
    @Syn_1 Рік тому +544

    My dad worked at the University of Utah during the time the bombs were being sent. He told me a story about how a week or so after they got one he was doing some cleaning but had to use the bathroom so put down a box of cleaning supplies he had with him. In the short time it took him to pee some students and a teacher saw the box and were convinced another bomb had arrived. Thankfully he explained the situation before any authorities were called.

  • @raewren
    @raewren 7 місяців тому +113

    I cleaned my house listening to this, in its entirety. It was well researched.

  • @rabbitspirit5202
    @rabbitspirit5202 Рік тому +2126

    This is genuinely one of the only good true crime videos I've watched. Nothing is sensationalized or borderline fetishized. Straight facts and respect of the matieral.

    • @uranussmasher
      @uranussmasher Рік тому +55

      Real, it’s so nauseatingly common

    • @randommf3549
      @randommf3549 Рік тому

      A

    • @phoenixdblack
      @phoenixdblack Рік тому +18

      I recommend "The Casual Criminalist". Really great podcast for facts.

    • @jonathanparker8867
      @jonathanparker8867 Рік тому +25

      'Goon's video on Waco is also damn good, and the love raft is hilarious in how obsurd the whole situation got.

    • @RaymondTracer
      @RaymondTracer Рік тому +1

      @@phoenixdblack I second this recommendation.

  • @dalesabandal9113
    @dalesabandal9113 Рік тому +4086

    -abandonment issues
    -stunted social life yet gifted academically
    -a natural prodigy in harvard
    -part of MKULTRA
    -became an idealist
    -idealism lead to a downward spiral into terrorism
    Im convinced Ted is the closest we got to a supervillain that isnt the Austrian painter or Soviet mustasche man

    • @connorscanlan2167
      @connorscanlan2167 Рік тому +76

      Well, one of those was a supervillain.

    • @enclaveherewhyisntyourvide3089
      @enclaveherewhyisntyourvide3089 Рік тому +49

      @@connorscanlan2167supervillains have superpowers, none of those people have superpoweres. Unless you know something I don’t?

    • @connorscanlan2167
      @connorscanlan2167 Рік тому +182

      @@enclaveherewhyisntyourvide3089 Lex Luthor has superpowers?

    • @livingdeadgirl5691
      @livingdeadgirl5691 Рік тому +112

      @@connorscanlan2167 Yup, It"s called money

    • @stuglife5514
      @stuglife5514 Рік тому +32

      @@connorscanlan2167 Both of them were pure evil

  • @walkingexistentaldread3079
    @walkingexistentaldread3079 Рік тому +523

    ted’s red herrings are actually insane. writing a fake note on top of the envelope is genius, my god.

    • @dmerling1t
      @dmerling1t Рік тому +5

      Not really

    • @forestrees2000
      @forestrees2000 Рік тому +22

      @@dmerling1tit worked, didn’t it?

    • @sirllamaiii9708
      @sirllamaiii9708 Рік тому +42

      ​@@dmerling1tit's one of those things that's so simple but brilliant

    • @mrbigglezworth42
      @mrbigglezworth42 Рік тому +4

      @@sirllamaiii9708 It's so stupid it just might work!

    • @megapussi
      @megapussi Рік тому +2

      ​@@forestrees2000I mean for most of them its hard to say they really did anything. Like sure they slowed the investigation down but he got caught as a result of the publishing of the manifesto, everything he did up until that point was rendered entirely meaningless. The red herrings wasted police effort sure, but even if they didnt exist, its hard to argue anything meaningfully different would have happened

  • @tomarmadiyer2698
    @tomarmadiyer2698 6 місяців тому +112

    "it's mail. Open it. You can trust me."
    Epic.

  • @doublepipe.
    @doublepipe. Рік тому +1018

    When he said "I'm not your dad. Do what you want." That hurt me deep inside my soul. Never did I think my parent would abandon me

    • @panchielchido5567
      @panchielchido5567 Рік тому +47

      Glad I was not the only one who gasped when he said that

    • @magentabowtie669
      @magentabowtie669 Рік тому +127

      how could he break our parasocial relationship like that??? its like we're just strangers to him :(

    • @johannesjuhlnielsen9309
      @johannesjuhlnielsen9309 Рік тому +6

      @@magentabowtie669 ikr!!!!

    • @tomas753CZ
      @tomas753CZ Рік тому +36

      Second dad to abandon me in one lifetime, damn lol

    • @CornOnMacabre69
      @CornOnMacabre69 Рік тому +19

      Fr… like how can he expect to project such strong Dadly energy all over the internet and not end up with hundreds of thousands of devoted children?? Broke my goddamned heart :'-(

  • @CheezeSpartan
    @CheezeSpartan Рік тому +2463

    So nice of Iceberg Boy to give us a Halloween video on the scariest thing imaginable: Industrial Society and its consequences.

  • @micaelasparrow650
    @micaelasparrow650 Рік тому +298

    “Is he remembered for planting trees or building bombs?” Really good analysis. Great work on this video.

  • @DM-kl4em
    @DM-kl4em 10 місяців тому +811

    The Unabomber manifesto reminds me of a quote from Mr Plinkett (aka Mike Stoklasa of RedLetterMedia):
    "People who didn't read the whole thing thought it was brilliant."

    • @Raiden-si4ru
      @Raiden-si4ru 9 місяців тому +36

      People who "read" Osama Bin Laden's manifesto in a nutshell.

    • @cheesescrust5399
      @cheesescrust5399 7 місяців тому +47

      Did read it. It was pretty prescient 25yr later, but say what you will. He predicted the AI shitshow a quarter century before AI or GPT became part of the nomenclature

    • @VictorKing144
      @VictorKing144 7 місяців тому +15

      I read all of it and think it’s absolutely ingenious and remarkably prescient. I do believe some parts of it are stupid and disagree with his call to action. But as someone who has read thousands of academic papers from the best journals, few have been so insightful as Ted’s article.

    • @Shmuel420
      @Shmuel420 6 місяців тому +23

      @@cheesescrust5399hes also a eugenicist 🤷‍♂️ but okay

    • @Shmuel420
      @Shmuel420 6 місяців тому

      @notrius7754 so you're telling us you're pro-Eugenics, pro-terrorism, and clinically insane? Okay got it 👍

  • @sorayaya3080
    @sorayaya3080 Рік тому +2293

    Everytime I felt that Ted had a good and concise morality, I remember that he nearly shot a 3 year old simply because he spited her father and found her annoying, not going through with it simply because her mother was nearby and it'd have been troublesome to get away with killing both of them
    The way I see it, his words only sound so convincing due to his extreme intellect and doctorate, when in reality he's just a "genius" who's absolutely deranged

    • @jeffsirname
      @jeffsirname Рік тому +252

      This comment should be pinned to the top. Ted made some poignant and alluring diagnoses and predictions, he may have been right about certain things. In blunt terms he was however a violent hypocrite who killed and maimed numerous innocent people. To think of going straight to killing people and nearly a 3 year old child before trying to make change through his position as an academic authority speaks volumes.
      Did he have such a low opinion of himself that he didn't believe anyone would have read his manifesto without causing terror and misery?

    • @julie.or.whatever
      @julie.or.whatever Рік тому +91

      right! he only came across as altruistic and even remotely moral due to his high intelligence level and great manipulative ability. he was just straight up kookoo.

    • @gabrielsfilms2086
      @gabrielsfilms2086 Рік тому +7

      ...oooooh that explains alot, I thought he was just really fucked up, not just bull shitting. makes more sense now lol

    • @MS-il3ht
      @MS-il3ht Рік тому +3

      Do you have a source?

    • @ObbyFeathersnoot
      @ObbyFeathersnoot Рік тому +23

      ​@@MS-il3hta source for what?

  • @chaeyeongLFG
    @chaeyeongLFG Рік тому +1155

    my fav part is he railed against people not having to work for stuff, when he mooched off his parents until they were destitute

    • @cavalierliberty6838
      @cavalierliberty6838 Рік тому +89

      So he was a Marxist.

    • @theleviathan3902
      @theleviathan3902 Рік тому +112

      This is a misrepresentation of his points, he wanted people to have to work as in hunting or gathering food, work he viewed as purposeful, if he truly wanted to just make money, he could've stayed as a teacher, it's clear that making money would not have been difficult for him if his goal was just wanting to work.

    • @kingofcards9
      @kingofcards9 Рік тому +30

      Bruh, just like Karl Marx.

    • @whiskeyhound
      @whiskeyhound Рік тому +168

      @@theleviathan3902But he still mooched off his parents money to purchase modern luxuries instead of working for the same money to buy those items which would've increased his approval of those items and he probably wouldn't have had to have worked many hours at all if he's still living in the shack and hunting animals for food.

    • @jimma1432
      @jimma1432 Рік тому +68

      This is where I find fault in his logic. Not that he tried to impose his ideas on others, every political opinion is that exact thing, but that he speaks so much about the “evils of leftism” while actually being a leftism lmao. His idea of personal freedom is uniquely liberal. Thomas Aquinas wouldn’t make such an argument. Also, if you replace the cause of his revolution with communism and not environmentalism, boy doesn’t that sound familiar. Also the whole “lefts only do things for their own benefit” as homeboy is delivering bombs in the mail to kill people he doesn’t like lmao. It’s not a case of “muh political horseshoe” but rather a dude who clearly thought he understood his political philosophy, but clearly didn’t.

  • @jaredrobbins4440
    @jaredrobbins4440 Рік тому +871

    Wendi at 1:46:36 : “You’re welcome for me not sharing your names.”
    Also Wendi: *Kindly leaves Twitter handles in the URLs for the FBI*

    • @GuranPurin
      @GuranPurin Рік тому +77

      Wendigoon double agent confirmed

    • @-psilo-9071
      @-psilo-9071 Рік тому +60

      Pointing this out the fed you are 😢

    • @weskintime4177
      @weskintime4177 Рік тому +10

      Wendouble Agent

    • @zollof6699
      @zollof6699 Рік тому +5

      He's been compromised. Abort. Abort.

  • @owloko1349
    @owloko1349 4 місяці тому +73

    This reminds me of a very common thing that happens in human sciences: people tend to think less of the subjects and believe they understand it all, especially those who are really good at math and logic. Life is often not logical, and society is full of contradictions that are part of our lives. You can apply logic to life, but not always, and sometimes being human is understanding this complexity. By studying, you learn to understand the nuances that different people have. If you just pass easily in the classes, it is probably because your teacher doesn't care if you understand the subject. You can see the difference of a fraud when Wendigoon makes sure to clarify he is not an expert, people that claim to know it all usually are frauds

    • @sourdrop
      @sourdrop 3 місяці тому +11

      This is similar to the Dunning-Kruger effect, which I think Ted did suffer from in a way. He was incredibly intelligent in an analytical way, but his lack of social and emotional intelligence is really his downfall.

  • @gir489returns2
    @gir489returns2 Рік тому +683

    Ted: You shouldn't have the power to control other people.
    Also Ted: I'm gonna take their life.

    • @3dstaco
      @3dstaco Рік тому +37

      ​@@wanderingsonThat's what we call a hypocrite. The ideas of hypocritical people are given a red flag because they developed those ideas with a hypocritical base.
      A reminder that people don't have ideas but rather ideas have people.
      His ideas are an adaptation to his past struggle that is covered in the smoke of technology bad. A Trojan horse.

    • @DigiYF
      @DigiYF Рік тому +5

      @@3dstaco definitely not hippocratic lol
      I know it was just a typo and you meant hypocrite, but I thought it was a funny word to typo into considering.

    • @3dstaco
      @3dstaco Рік тому +1

      @@DigiYF thanks lol

    • @Nero_Karel
      @Nero_Karel Рік тому +1

      @@3dstaco There's nothing hypocritical about that in the least - the power to kill others, for better or worse, is given to us naturally

    • @mrziiz6893
      @mrziiz6893 Рік тому +11

      @@Nero_Karelthe hypocritical part was that Ted was condemning that power, yet he abused that power at the same time.

  • @killjoy8372
    @killjoy8372 Рік тому +2554

    Ted: how dare technology harm humans like this!!
    Also ted: *literally exploding random people*

    • @Vuldin7
      @Vuldin7 Рік тому +201

      His boom-booms requires pretty advanced technology considering he wanted to be a caveman

    • @seastar.01
      @seastar.01 Рік тому +19

      ​@@Vuldin7lmao 😂

    • @RockyGems
      @RockyGems Рік тому +48

      It’s like that Eric Andre meme. “How could technology do this!?”

    • @Maxximum1488
      @Maxximum1488 Рік тому +21

      Some parts of Ted's philosophy seems based like I feel like it'd be fun to live on the land for a bit but personally not the whole fuck technology and blow people up stuff

    • @anthonyadams2468
      @anthonyadams2468 Рік тому +11

      He speaks for the trees

  • @dupwolfdalton273
    @dupwolfdalton273 Рік тому +877

    Thank you, Wendigoon, from turning my terrible day into a great one. Hope you’re well, man 💪

    • @cresenciogarcia5963
      @cresenciogarcia5963 Рік тому +20

      I hope your day gets better.

    • @Flyn4thewin
      @Flyn4thewin Рік тому +6

      Hoping your good evening makes up for your shitty day
      Remember; you might not feel the best or be the best, but you DESERVE the best.

    • @CPTRaymusAntilles
      @CPTRaymusAntilles Рік тому +2

      everything will work out

    • @JamesWagner-vv9iz
      @JamesWagner-vv9iz Рік тому +5

      That was kind of transphobic honestly

    • @Flyn4thewin
      @Flyn4thewin Рік тому +14

      @@JamesWagner-vv9iz ? Is this REALLY the best time and place to be a troll?

  • @MxMagnetar
    @MxMagnetar 6 місяців тому +68

    i fell asleep to this video and had a dream that wendigoon came to my high school and gave a presentation about the unabomber💀

  • @angryviolentwitchqueen6633
    @angryviolentwitchqueen6633 Рік тому +1320

    I told my sister that the unabombers brother turned him in and felt bad about it and that he said not to tell Ted it was him. She responded with “Couldn’t be me, I’d tell them to make sure you know it’s me.”

  • @bladestormX
    @bladestormX Рік тому +691

    "What if relationships matter more to me than growing potatoes?" Wendigoon asking the deep questions

    • @neo-filthyfrank1347
      @neo-filthyfrank1347 Рік тому +11

      That's precisely the point. Propagation of technology inherently destroys all actual forms of actualization except for (for now) the social sphere, which will probably be the last area of agency to die. Even now that leaves only that pathway open which inherently means only extremely wimpy and socially dependent humans can feel in any way satisfied. Though of course even that is fading.

    • @dazmatazz
      @dazmatazz Рік тому +6

      Out of this 3.5 hr long video, I just so happened to read this comment as he was saying it. I now have proof that I am the main character

    • @SweetTeaConnoisseur
      @SweetTeaConnoisseur Рік тому +1

      @@dazmatazz Proud of you buddy.

    • @milascave2
      @milascave2 Рік тому +1

      @@neo-filthyfrank1347 Hunter and gather groups do work very hard, and the labor is mostly physical, so people in at least some of them do actually seem. to be more healthy than those in. the developed world. But, they actually have a lot more free times. They are absolutely dependent and interdependent on the social groups that they belong, because they know that they will not survive without it. But they also spend free time making music, dancing, telling stories, worshiping the Gods, and having sex. Their religions and their sex lives are very important to them, just as they are in most societies. They often have as much or more sexual freedom. Then people in other types of societies, though, it is always constrained by the social structures in place.
      Ted may have been smart, but he should have taken some classes in Cultural Anthropology,

    • @neo-filthyfrank1347
      @neo-filthyfrank1347 Рік тому

      @@milascave2 That's not quite the same thing as what I'm talking about though, and in any case you're ignoring the fact that overall freedom was much greater (freedom being defined as the ability to do things that are extremely important to you and your very survival in an intuitive way, when you want, how you want) even if there was ultimately some dependence on a tribe. You're missing the larger picture by pointing out there's some grey. It would not be uncommon for people to leave the tribe for days if not weeks on end.

  • @WALTERRIFIC
    @WALTERRIFIC Рік тому +7682

    My favorite part of these videos are the linguistic mistakes that stay in; they keep my attention and make me laugh.

    • @kichukmenon
      @kichukmenon Рік тому +418

      Especially when he meant to say Lincoln Montana but accidentally says Lincoln nebraska

    • @JamesWagner-vv9iz
      @JamesWagner-vv9iz Рік тому +14

      That was sort of transphobic though

    • @blobfish7109
      @blobfish7109 Рік тому +730

      @@JamesWagner-vv9izThis isn’t even a good attempt at a troll lol.

    • @Enafjer
      @Enafjer Рік тому +9

      Yoooo Walterrific

    • @vojtechtomes6231
      @vojtechtomes6231 Рік тому +480

      @@JamesWagner-vv9iz This is the worst ragebait attempt I've ever seen.

  • @NorthzYT
    @NorthzYT 4 місяці тому +33

    I like how he chastises technological advancement for being reckless and then goes: "Yeah I want to destroy our current society, I have no plan on what to do after that."

  • @Eggtwin84
    @Eggtwin84 Рік тому +2260

    It is so incredibly strange, as a college student, to hear a terrorist's essay written in the same way I've been taught to write.

    • @synysterkatz6911
      @synysterkatz6911 Рік тому +66

      In what way is that strange? He was a college student and professor, and you're a college student.

    • @Eggtwin84
      @Eggtwin84 Рік тому

      It's odd because it's the same writing style I use. It's like looking in a dark mirror, seeing the reflection of my own thought process but driven towards something fundamentally "evil". It is the fact that the Unibomber is the one who wrote it, an essay of the quality I could see myself putting out with enough dedication, a terrorist made. I guess it is an excellent example of tools being used as weapons. I don't know, I'm rambling at this point. To summarize, I think it's odd because I write like how he writes, and he is a terrorist, so having parallels to that just sort of startles me.@@synysterkatz6911

    • @cincinnati4391
      @cincinnati4391 Рік тому +210

      @@synysterkatz6911Because it’s not something most people expect. If someone is deemed “insane” they’re usually assumed to be abnormal in most ways.

    • @timcal2136
      @timcal2136 Рік тому +91

      @@synysterkatz6911the fact that it was incredibly coherent and lucid is definitely something to be surprised about, given his tendencies

    • @getriebenesauge9683
      @getriebenesauge9683 Рік тому +3

      @@cincinnati4391 normality is just the state most often displayed by the elements within a system and i cant help but agree with Ted's assessment, that most people today are raised to be insane.

  • @philipcollins90
    @philipcollins90 Рік тому +1047

    After seeing this I now feel really bad for David imagine learning that the brother who you grew up with, stood up for, and looked up to was a terrorist who killed three people

    • @Staring4827
      @Staring4827 Рік тому +4

      Ted says he never sent out bombs and most of the manifesto was not his writing. Honestly I believe him

    • @ohyeahgamer3736
      @ohyeahgamer3736 Рік тому +78

      @@Staring4827You see his cabin ?

    • @thehermitthetower1126
      @thehermitthetower1126 Рік тому +31

      I know! Only 3? How embarrassing

    • @Sqk.
      @Sqk. Рік тому

      @@Staring4827it’s almost like there is unbelievable evidence it was him and he was caught with a complete bomb, nearly identically made to the previous unabomber bombs, in his cabin, and being a clearly manipulative person he might find it in his best interest to claim it wasn’t him - not that i believe the idea that he would claim it wasn’t him, as he clearly believed the ideals presented in the manifesto and motives behind the bombs, even if he allegedly claimed to not have had much part in its creation.

    • @1800PAlN
      @1800PAlN Рік тому +23

      @@Staring4827did you watch any part of the video? when he was apprehended at his cabin, he had a ready-made bomb.

  • @saddumpling1801
    @saddumpling1801 Рік тому +565

    I love that wendigoon has gone from small segmented video essays to what is essentially documentaries

  • @dylanthered24
    @dylanthered24 3 місяці тому +40

    So Ted was just the IRL incel version of Poison Ivy from Batman, got it

    • @Readrose8
      @Readrose8 3 місяці тому +2

      😂 you gotta point!

    • @greywolf7577
      @greywolf7577 21 день тому +1

      Instead of controlling plants, he controlled bombs.

  • @enthiegavoir5955
    @enthiegavoir5955 Рік тому +861

    It's interesting that he even acknowledged that his actions would likely make society even more restrictive. It's like even his own ideals were worth destroying, as long as he got to lash out at the world.

    • @neo-filthyfrank1347
      @neo-filthyfrank1347 Рік тому +5

      That isn't remotely a counterargument. But argument seldom play a role in this conversation, it's just battles between people who have built up their identity in different things.

    • @mlk0-0
      @mlk0-0 Рік тому +76

      Fits, considering how he didn't actually care anything about society. He only cared about what he wanted and his "feelings"

    • @david-468
      @david-468 Рік тому +7

      Kinda proved his point though, you all can call him a douche all you want but he shows the hypocrisy and tyranny of modern government powers

    • @eleonarcrimson858
      @eleonarcrimson858 Рік тому +1

      @@david-468and?

    • @sigmaoperator1688
      @sigmaoperator1688 Рік тому

      @@mlk0-0 he was a big baby with enough of an IQ to ruin peoples lives, end the lives of others, scare America, and lead the FBI on a wild goose chase just because he couldn't hold down a relationship. Pathetic 'man'.

  • @TheRock9500
    @TheRock9500 Рік тому +320

    My father suddenly passed away 10 days ago on October 21st, and I’m so thankful for the new video. Your videos have always acted as a distraction from day to day life and this one truly is a blessing. Thank you Wendigoon ❤

    • @Donaldfrappuchino92
      @Donaldfrappuchino92 Рік тому +17

      Sorry for your loss :/

    • @Flyn4thewin
      @Flyn4thewin Рік тому +13

      Stay strong, homie... but also let yourself be weak when you need to. Process at your own rate and be forgiving of yourself.

    • @vSickx
      @vSickx Рік тому +5

      I feel you, its rough, Ive lost a parent too, and its super hard. I hope you can find peace and can stay strong, youve got this :)

    • @micahgodsey455
      @micahgodsey455 Рік тому +5

      Take care of yourself, random internet stranger. You are loved and the scars do heal ❤

    • @alexanderlorin7686
      @alexanderlorin7686 Рік тому +5

      So sorry for your loss, Stay strong brother!

  • @TheTroupeMasterGrimm
    @TheTroupeMasterGrimm 11 місяців тому +2135

    I love the meme of Ted next to the my little pony, not just because it’s funny but because the specific pony in the meme is flutter shy, who loves all nature and animals, and is very introverted and dosent like going out.

    • @5n4k3d0rk
      @5n4k3d0rk 10 місяців тому +151

      She's also the most peaceful of all the Mane characters

    • @TheTroupeMasterGrimm
      @TheTroupeMasterGrimm 10 місяців тому +113

      @@5n4k3d0rk *mane* characters is a great pun

    • @ADrug
      @ADrug 9 місяців тому +123

      She also has a nice loving family and a younger brother, literally lives in a tree on the edge of a forest, is almost completely independent from civilization except occasionally going out for supplies in a nearby town, oscillates between appearing super polite and rudely asocial, and was kind of an outcast in school. Oh, and there was a prolific meme in the fandom about her wooden shack, filled with murder-adjacent things. She's literally Ted but with friends.

    • @natalkaa1305
      @natalkaa1305 8 місяців тому +25

      I thought it was a reference to “don’t go into my shed” animation

    • @TheTroupeMasterGrimm
      @TheTroupeMasterGrimm 8 місяців тому +8

      @@natalkaa1305 I don’t know it so you might be right, I just thought it was a funny coincidence

  • @RightsForZombies
    @RightsForZombies 7 місяців тому +128

    Yes, our human ancestors who lived short, brutal lives and were at the mercy of nature and a lack of medical aid every moment of their lives totally felt less stress and were enjoying less worries and concerns than people in the 90s, I’m sure.
    As an academic paper it leaves a lot to be desired, let alone a manifesto. Guy was definitely not a philosopher and absolutely hypocritical.

    • @essandera9499
      @essandera9499 6 місяців тому +26

      You forgot the part where our ancestors were financially supported by their parents and could stop by a shop whenever they needed...
      It's disgusting how ppl view this pos as some kind of inspiring figure, when he caused so much pain and suffering!

    • @RightsForZombies
      @RightsForZombies 6 місяців тому +3

      @@essandera9499 Right, silly me!

    • @AC-hj9tv
      @AC-hj9tv 4 місяці тому +2

      And a real spunk guzzler

    • @fuzzyhead878
      @fuzzyhead878 4 місяці тому +11

      While I know that a lot of people post his manifesto as a joke, it kind of bothers me people seem to think he had a point. I’m an ultrasound tech who’s helped countless patients, using what is essentially a very fancy camera/computer combo. In other words, my job and many of my patients’ well being is owed TO the industrial revolution and its “consequences”.

    • @bluemamba5317
      @bluemamba5317 2 місяці тому +1

      @@fuzzyhead878 Well, you certainly didn't get the point. You can't just zoom in on one aspect of tech that is a benefit, and then ignore the bigger picture and where we are heading.
      We are slowly losing our humanity and may soon lose it entirely. Don't ask me how, just watch the video

  • @zwyklydzieciak_
    @zwyklydzieciak_ Рік тому +1693

    As a Pole I can confirm that we like Ted Kaczyńsk, not because he was a bomber, but because his last name is the same as a politician we don't like so its kind of a joke.

    • @thelonehussar6101
      @thelonehussar6101 Рік тому +2

      Which one

    • @padley_
      @padley_ Рік тому +199

      @@thelonehussar6101 kaczyński

    • @Drzonson
      @Drzonson Рік тому +53

      Indeed my felow friend. The only one Kaczyński i respect is Theodore.

    • @jamesthebirdman9412
      @jamesthebirdman9412 Рік тому +13

      @@padley_thanks for the clarification

    • @nekratynGPL
      @nekratynGPL Рік тому

      the conservatives (PiS) prime minister, Jarosław Kaczyński (Yarosuav Kachyn'ski) @@jamesthebirdman9412

  • @cl0verk1dd
    @cl0verk1dd Рік тому +341

    shout out to wendigoon for actually getting a video out on halloween even though it wasn't promised. what a legend

    • @kxxkie9937
      @kxxkie9937 Рік тому +2

      seriously, he said it wouldn’t happen but he pulled through!

  • @cherryhazard8002
    @cherryhazard8002 Рік тому +1010

    Wendigoon is not just an iceberg boy, he is a talented creator and he makes groundbreaking content that this platform needs badly. Please never stop with your uniqueness.

    • @PersonaAmericana
      @PersonaAmericana Рік тому +63

      He's not just an Iceberg boy, he's an Iceberg MAN!

    • @Bigfortniteguylovesfortnite
      @Bigfortniteguylovesfortnite Рік тому +29

      Zip it nerd

    • @brayski9368
      @brayski9368 Рік тому +5

      @@Bigfortniteguylovesfortnitethis caused a rare outloud online laugh

    • @private755
      @private755 Рік тому +4

      But he is also an iceberg boy

    • @JesusChristDenton
      @JesusChristDenton Рік тому +9

      video essay about something that happened. "groundbreaking" content. come on. it's really good but it isn't groundbreaking in the slightest. it isnt that unique either. similar long form videos have been a somewhat recent youtube meta. that being said he makes the best of this type of content

  • @noahvarnhagen2762
    @noahvarnhagen2762 8 місяців тому +32

    i cant watch a 15 minute video without being bored but. this guy could give me a 10 hour video and i would watch the entire video

  • @dgafbrapman688
    @dgafbrapman688 Рік тому +2400

    The fbi saying that they caught a guy because he spelled a phrase correctly is almost as funny as them saying they werent spying on normal citizens.

    • @DankMcDANK1738
      @DankMcDANK1738 Рік тому +34

      Def a redditor moment

    • @warlordofbritannia
      @warlordofbritannia Рік тому

      Pretty sure spying on citizens is more of a CIA thing, the FBI are more of a law enforcement organization than an information-gathering agency

    • @brendanjoyce645
      @brendanjoyce645 Рік тому +1

      Did you know in ww2 a lot of Japanese spies were caught because at the border they answered every question correctly including making all 50 states and all Americas presidents lol most Americans can’t do that

    • @stendall
      @stendall Рік тому

      Well, no, his brother tipped off the FBI.
      Also, how do you square the supposed omnipotence of this image you have of the FBI with how long it took them to catch him? Like, if they are deep in everyone's arse, then how come it took them 17 years?

    • @TK-7193
      @TK-7193 Рік тому

      @@DankMcDANK1738 somehow im not surprised the fbi are redditors.

  • @RangerHouston
    @RangerHouston Рік тому +3644

    It’s hilarious that Ted Kazynsky was caught pretty much solely because he was a pedantic asshole and his brother recognized his quirks.

    • @TywinLannister666
      @TywinLannister666 Рік тому +136

      It really is.
      Dude was petty asl but somehow also a genius.
      Humans are fucking crazy weird, yo : /

    • @wilhathaway1987
      @wilhathaway1987 Рік тому +101

      His brother is a snitch

    • @SirCatWaffel
      @SirCatWaffel Рік тому +43

      ​@@TywinLannister666what's asl mean? I'm old and trying to become hip and zippy with the internet zoomer speak 👴

    • @senjugold6977
      @senjugold6977 Рік тому +26

      @@SirCatWaffelas hell

    • @JohnSmith-el4ez
      @JohnSmith-el4ez Рік тому +127

      Kinda like Breaking Bad tbh. Walter is a genius criminal mastermind, but his empire fell because his brother read a book in the toilet.

  • @RealGhoda
    @RealGhoda Рік тому +487

    Thank you wendigoon for sacrificing your time, energy, retention rate, and monetisation to bring this awesome piece of content to us

  • @Gh0st9171
    @Gh0st9171 5 місяців тому +27

    Ted showed us what lengths a Polish man has to go through to have his last name pronounced correctly

  • @rogerhughes280
    @rogerhughes280 Рік тому +1900

    Ted K.: "One can be content in whatever environment they are in." Also Ted K.: murders people who annoy him.

    • @AnotherDante
      @AnotherDante Рік тому +48

      Criminally underrated comment

    • @appulsprite
      @appulsprite Рік тому +1

      bwahahaha

    • @mostafasaleh5594
      @mostafasaleh5594 Рік тому +10

      @@AnotherDantepun intended

    • @TinNguyen-sw8uc
      @TinNguyen-sw8uc Рік тому

      There are various ways a dolphin has of showing that she or he is interested in sex. Males are probably the easiest to detect. They will swim around, sporting an erection (anywhere between 10 to 14 inches long for a Bottle-nose), and will have no bones about swimming up to you and placing their member within reach of your hand. If you are in the water, they may rub it along any part of your body, or wrap it around your wrist or ankle. (Dolphin males have a prehensile penis. They can wrap it around objects, and carry them as such.) Their belly will also be pinkish in colour, which also denotes sexual excitement.
      Females can be a little harder. The most obvious way a female dolphin has of displaying her sexual interest is the pink-belly effect. Their genitals become very pink and swollen, making the genital region very prominent. They may be restless, or they may be acting as normal. If you are out of the water, they may swim up to you and roll belly up, exposing themselves to you, coupled with pelvic thrusts. If you are in the water, they may press their genitals up against yours, nibble your fingers, nuzzle your crotch, or do pelvic thrusts against you.
      Each dolphins way of expressing sexual readiness varies, so the longer you know the dolphin, the better you will detect when they are sexually active. When a male dolphin is interested in you, about the only thing you can do, if you are male, is to masturbate him. (Unfortunately, I cannot speak for the female of the human species... it seems women just don't like dolphins enough...) WARNING! You should NEVER let a male dolphin attempt anal sex with you. The Bottle-nose dolphin member is around 12 inches, very muscular, and the thrusting and the force of ejaculation (A male can cum as far as 14 feet) would cause serious internal injuries, resulting in peritonitus and possible death.
      A male dolphin's member is roughly S-shaped, tapered at the end. If you are in the water with them, it is best to support the dolphin on his side, just under the water, with one hand, and handle him with the other.
      Male dolphins, I find, tend to prefer the base of the penis to be gently massaged and squeezed, as well as gently rubbed along it's length. It feels very much like the rest of the dolphin (ie. smooth and rubbery to the touch, but firmer). It doesn't take long for the male to ejaculate, around 40 seconds to a minute, and this is usually accompanied by either shuddering just prior to ejaculating, and thrusting and tail-arching during ejaculation. The force of ejaculation can be powerful at times, so it is best to keep your face out of the line of fire, or keep his member underwater. You can attempt to lick and suck on the end of it while masturbating as well, but be warned, do not try to give full throat, and get the hell out of the way before he ejaculates! A male dolphin could snap your neck in an accidental thrust, and that would be the end of that relationship. Well, the females are again a little trickier. There are two courses of action with a female fin: Masturbation, or mating.
      Masturbation: Female dolphins, once they show interest in you, can be supported in much the same way as the male, one hand under the fin, supporting her, the other doing the stimulating. The clitoris of the female is located at the top of the genital slit, and is a prominent lump when erect. You can rub this with your finger tips, or lick and suck it, but with the oral aspect, you might end up with a bruised nose as they thrust up into you. You can slide your hand gently into their genital opening, and feel around inside, rubbing gently. They feel warm and muscular inside, their labia like tough, squishy sponge when they are excited.
      Don't be surprised if they start to play with your hand inside them. They have very manipulative muscles, and can use them to carry and manipulate objects, including your hand. (They can do things that would make a regular human woman turn green with envy.) Their climax is coupled with stiffening, shuddering, sometimes a lot of thrusting, clinching of the vaginal muscles, and sometimes vocalisation. Mating: This is harder. Obviously, being human, it is awkward, but not impossible to mate in open water. It is easier to have the dolphin in a shallow area (like the shallows just off the beach) around 1 1/2 to 2 feet deep. This is usually comfortable enough for both the dolphin and you. Gently, you should roll the dolphin on her side, so she is lying belly-towards you. You can prop yourself up on an elbow, and lie belly to belly against her. You may want to use the other arm to gently hold her close, and place the tip of your member against her genital slit. She will, if interested, arch her body up against you, taking you inside her body.
      There is usually a fair bit of wriggling and shifting, usually to get comfortable, both outside and inside. Once comfortable, though, females initiate a series of muscular vaginal contractions that rub the entire length of your member. They may also thrust rhythmically against you, so enjoy the experience while you can, since you will rarely last longer that a minute or two. Just prior to her climaxing, she will up the speed of her contractions and thrusts. It is interesting to note that the times I have mated with females, thay have timed their orgasm to mine. Whether they do this consciously or not, I do not know, but it is a great feeling to have two bodies shuddering against each other at the one time. One thing to note. Whether you masturbate or mate a dolphin, male or female, always spend time with them afterwards. Cuddle them, rub them, talk to them and most importantly, and show them you love them. This is essential, as it helps to strengthen the bond between you. Like a way of saying that this wasn't just a one night fling. The dolphins appreciate it, and they will want your company more the next time you visit them.

    • @TinNguyen-sw8uc
      @TinNguyen-sw8uc Рік тому

      There are various ways a dolphin has of showing that she or he is interested in sex. Males are probably the easiest to detect. They will swim around, sporting an erection (anywhere between 10 to 14 inches long for a Bottle-nose), and will have no bones about swimming up to you and placing their member within reach of your hand. If you are in the water, they may rub it along any part of your body, or wrap it around your wrist or ankle. (Dolphin males have a prehensile penis. They can wrap it around objects, and carry them as such.) Their belly will also be pinkish in colour, which also denotes sexual excitement.
      Females can be a little harder. The most obvious way a female dolphin has of displaying her sexual interest is the pink-belly effect. Their genitals become very pink and swollen, making the genital region very prominent. They may be restless, or they may be acting as normal. If you are out of the water, they may swim up to you and roll belly up, exposing themselves to you, coupled with pelvic thrusts. If you are in the water, they may press their genitals up against yours, nibble your fingers, nuzzle your crotch, or do pelvic thrusts against you.
      Each dolphins way of expressing sexual readiness varies, so the longer you know the dolphin, the better you will detect when they are sexually active. When a male dolphin is interested in you, about the only thing you can do, if you are male, is to masturbate him. (Unfortunately, I cannot speak for the female of the human species... it seems women just don't like dolphins enough...) WARNING! You should NEVER let a male dolphin attempt anal sex with you. The Bottle-nose dolphin member is around 12 inches, very muscular, and the thrusting and the force of ejaculation (A male can cum as far as 14 feet) would cause serious internal injuries, resulting in peritonitus and possible death.
      A male dolphin's member is roughly S-shaped, tapered at the end. If you are in the water with them, it is best to support the dolphin on his side, just under the water, with one hand, and handle him with the other.
      Male dolphins, I find, tend to prefer the base of the penis to be gently massaged and squeezed, as well as gently rubbed along it's length. It feels very much like the rest of the dolphin (ie. smooth and rubbery to the touch, but firmer). It doesn't take long for the male to ejaculate, around 40 seconds to a minute, and this is usually accompanied by either shuddering just prior to ejaculating, and thrusting and tail-arching during ejaculation. The force of ejaculation can be powerful at times, so it is best to keep your face out of the line of fire, or keep his member underwater. You can attempt to lick and suck on the end of it while masturbating as well, but be warned, do not try to give full throat, and get the hell out of the way before he ejaculates! A male dolphin could snap your neck in an accidental thrust, and that would be the end of that relationship. Well, the females are again a little trickier. There are two courses of action with a female fin: Masturbation, or mating.
      Masturbation: Female dolphins, once they show interest in you, can be supported in much the same way as the male, one hand under the fin, supporting her, the other doing the stimulating. The clitoris of the female is located at the top of the genital slit, and is a prominent lump when erect. You can rub this with your finger tips, or lick and suck it, but with the oral aspect, you might end up with a bruised nose as they thrust up into you. You can slide your hand gently into their genital opening, and feel around inside, rubbing gently. They feel warm and muscular inside, their labia like tough, squishy sponge when they are excited.
      Don't be surprised if they start to play with your hand inside them. They have very manipulative muscles, and can use them to carry and manipulate objects, including your hand. (They can do things that would make a regular human woman turn green with envy.) Their climax is coupled with stiffening, shuddering, sometimes a lot of thrusting, clinching of the vaginal muscles, and sometimes vocalisation. Mating: This is harder. Obviously, being human, it is awkward, but not impossible to mate in open water. It is easier to have the dolphin in a shallow area (like the shallows just off the beach) around 1 1/2 to 2 feet deep. This is usually comfortable enough for both the dolphin and you. Gently, you should roll the dolphin on her side, so she is lying belly-towards you. You can prop yourself up on an elbow, and lie belly to belly against her. You may want to use the other arm to gently hold her close, and place the tip of your member against her genital slit. She will, if interested, arch her body up against you, taking you inside her body.
      There is usually a fair bit of wriggling and shifting, usually to get comfortable, both outside and inside. Once comfortable, though, females initiate a series of muscular vaginal contractions that rub the entire length of your member. They may also thrust rhythmically against you, so enjoy the experience while you can, since you will rarely last longer that a minute or two. Just prior to her climaxing, she will up the speed of her contractions and thrusts. It is interesting to note that the times I have mated with females, thay have timed their orgasm to mine. Whether they do this consciously or not, I do not know, but it is a great feeling to have two bodies shuddering against each other at the one time. One thing to note. Whether you masturbate or mate a dolphin, male or female, always spend time with them afterwards. Cuddle them, rub them, talk to them and most importantly, and show them you love them. This is essential, as it helps to strengthen the bond between you. Like a way of saying that this wasn't just a one night fling. The dolphins appreciate it, and they will want your company more the next time you visit them.

  • @Jake19774TW
    @Jake19774TW Рік тому +207

    Wendi saying twice that there's no way this video will get out on Halloween is the best lie I've been told in years

  • @Galfuria_
    @Galfuria_ 3 місяці тому +12

    something i find particularly powerful in the last ~10 minutes of the video is my own personal experience with feelings of isolation during covid. I isolated myself from my family, in my room, all day, only leaving when absolutely necessary. Yes, i wasn't isolating myself in the woods but I also was still a child and didn't (and don't) have the means to do that. The part i find most ironic is that in this state of feeling completely isolated and alone (partially by my own fault, partially because i was 14 in a global pandemic) that i got my autism diagnosis which completely changed my view. I found a youtuber (Chloe Hayden) and her book, "Different, Not Less" shaped my entire family's view of my diagnosis. I found her through technology. Furthermore, I found community through Discord servers of people who were like me and now have found purpose and community through technology.

  • @sergioponce9872
    @sergioponce9872 Рік тому +2246

    He really is an example of how being smart in one department does not mean intelligence in others.

    • @Pragabond
      @Pragabond Рік тому +135

      Honestly I'm not even sure its a matter of lack of intelligence in others (aside from socially I suppose) but more that all of his intelligence was consumed in pursuing anger, violence, and petty revenge. Although yeah he seemed to be fairly shit at making bombs considering all his knowledge

    • @sergioponce9872
      @sergioponce9872 Рік тому +146

      @@Pragabond Hard to say, his manifesto was incoherent and social intelligence is one of the most important qualities a person can have. He was really good at math, but that was the one thing he had going and he blew it.

    • @sanemaniakmind
      @sanemaniakmind Рік тому +107

      @@Pragabond nah plenty of so called geniuses are only genius in one area, but because we deem them smart they start opening their mouths in areas they have zero knowledge or experience in. being good at math does not make you a philosopher or chemist or expert in running a company. you're just good at math .

    • @KingOfGaymes
      @KingOfGaymes Рік тому +40

      @@sanemaniakmindas someone who always felt dumb because I was bad at math, this comment kind of felt nice to read.

    • @KZA518
      @KZA518 Рік тому +19

      He's smart in probably all or most aspects but intelligent or smart people can also have mental health issues or be so full of themselves bc they are smart that they only see their perspective.. and while being a genius since a child he was hospitalized or something as a baby for weeks and was completely different so that could've played an affect on mental health being do young

  • @CrimsonOptics
    @CrimsonOptics Рік тому +432

    It really makes you wonder how many unsolved cases remain unsolved because family members know information nobody else would about the case but wont come forward.

    • @DioBrandoWRYYYYYY
      @DioBrandoWRYYYYYY Рік тому +1

      or if the FBI actually did anything useful instead of chasing the non-existent specter of "white nationalist terrorism"

    • @nicky-buckets
      @nicky-buckets Рік тому +16

      Three

    • @hexrin5191
      @hexrin5191 Рік тому +4

      ​@@nicky-bucketsWhat are the other two?

    • @replexity
      @replexity Рік тому +25

      @@hexrin5191 I’d wager what he means is that he’s someone who has information on three open cases that would point the authorities in the correct direction

    • @jacel987
      @jacel987 Рік тому +1

      I really gotta know if your pfp is a reference to The Bends by Radiohead

  • @ARareAndDifferentTune1313
    @ARareAndDifferentTune1313 Рік тому +786

    For someone who claimed people can be learn to be content in whatever surroundings they’re in, Ted sure never learned to be content in his surroundings

    • @lector-dogmatixsicarii1537
      @lector-dogmatixsicarii1537 11 місяців тому +7

      The thing is, the problem came to him, not the other way around.

    • @DeputyFish
      @DeputyFish 11 місяців тому

      uh no it didnt. he actively sought it out@@lector-dogmatixsicarii1537

    • @a_gh0st1
      @a_gh0st1 11 місяців тому +7

      @@lector-dogmatixsicarii1537how did the problem come to him

    • @lector-dogmatixsicarii1537
      @lector-dogmatixsicarii1537 11 місяців тому +10

      @@a_gh0st1 Real-estate and Industrial development was encroaching into the area he lived, to say the least.

    • @MasteRgamer-mk5bp
      @MasteRgamer-mk5bp 11 місяців тому +32

      @@lector-dogmatixsicarii1537 early humans where nomadic bro should've just moved

  • @chrishenderson666
    @chrishenderson666 7 місяців тому +7

    Hi Wendi! Hope all is well on the front. It has been a fortnight since our last 3.5 hr video, and my bosom heaved with your absence. No seriously, Thank you for the video. My favorite part was when you were telling us about how you used your own computer in everyday life. Very naturally, you stated "..work, Or if you can call it that." You view this job as a privilege and have a certain understanding of the platform that other, less mature, content creators are gravely lacking.
    You are a very genuine and special soul. Thank you and your family for all that you've done. 😃 🦆

  • @woahitsfranco5286
    @woahitsfranco5286 Рік тому +1815

    My takeaway is: Society is weird and people are weird and this guy is really really really weird.

    • @TanukiY2K
      @TanukiY2K Рік тому +249

      The people who love him are even wierder. Ironicly aways the most terminally online people too.

    • @godhandvoid9795
      @godhandvoid9795 Рік тому +18

      evil and weird

    • @Lethal_Spoon
      @Lethal_Spoon Рік тому +45

      @@TanukiY2K that's funny you should say that because i find most uneducated people have a high opinion of the education system while most educated people don't

    • @mell5955
      @mell5955 Рік тому +28

      @@Lethal_Spoon this has to do terminally online people? But like im not tryna argue, I just couldn't follow the train of thought. My apologies

    • @ajax2181
      @ajax2181 Рік тому +126

      @@Lethal_SpoonDisliking the education system is one thing, glorifying a terrorist with questionable social beliefs is weird. Don’t be weird

  • @BrokenFingerParadise
    @BrokenFingerParadise Рік тому +3093

    I would assume someone writing "Woo it works" is them celebrating the bomb working not that they are communicating to someone called Woo.
    "He's written Yahoo it exploded in this one. Quick we must track down this Yahoo, he's our prime suspect!"

    • @internetfunnymanrob
      @internetfunnymanrob Рік тому +534

      "who is this lmfao?? is he related to lmbao??"

    • @Adam-hs1ft
      @Adam-hs1ft Рік тому +331

      Unless it was, "Wu- It works!"

    • @Speghettica
      @Speghettica Рік тому +112

      @@internetfunnymanrobI know lmfao personally, he’s sexy and he knows it

    • @facemonkeys
      @facemonkeys Рік тому +232

      It was “Wu, it works! I told you it would. -R.V.”

    • @modestrocker1
      @modestrocker1 Рік тому

      you do know the fbi and cops are idiots right?

  • @Autocratical
    @Autocratical Рік тому +1626

    It really is crazy that this man went on a bombing spree and wrote a thesis about the "channels" industrial society puts us in because his brother had to fire him for harassing a woman who wouldn't go out with him

    • @big_sea
      @big_sea Рік тому +5

      yes

    • @BadMemeHere
      @BadMemeHere Рік тому

      He did earn the reputation of a crazy person.

    • @ethanstyant9704
      @ethanstyant9704 Рік тому +188

      That kind of explains why his manifesto sounds like it was written by a 4channer

    • @esgranokgaming3978
      @esgranokgaming3978 Рік тому +18

      Chris Chan Activities

    • @cameronb7161
      @cameronb7161 Рік тому +89

      An incel. An Incel that some people think is a revolutionary.

  • @bento_cool
    @bento_cool 8 місяців тому +16

    I love how when he was going over the memes he was sent "hid" the users but on the twitter ones the user's handles are in the links

  • @ajplays-gamesandmusic4568
    @ajplays-gamesandmusic4568 Рік тому +727

    It's ironic that Kazinsky is "The internet's favorite terrorist." considering how much he hated the advancement of technology.

    • @Braadyn
      @Braadyn Рік тому +8

      Fr

    • @Supermatmike
      @Supermatmike Рік тому +77

      I think it's because being on the internet regularly really puts everything wrong about how technology has progressed right front and center for everyone to see.

    • @GasPipeJimmy
      @GasPipeJimmy Рік тому +34

      Ted was right about more than a few things, even if you disagree with his methods of “raising awareness”. 😮

    • @ljsgaming5943
      @ljsgaming5943 Рік тому +69

      @@GasPipeJimmyNo Ted was not right at all you little fool he was wrong the moment he started hurting people💀

    • @CodeeXD
      @CodeeXD Рік тому +62

      ​@@ljsgaming5943no he was right about most of what he said little man.. His methods and actions however were very wrong and don't discredit or discount his point.

  • @elipeyton9337
    @elipeyton9337 Рік тому +403

    I got the biggest smile when he said “my wife”. So happy for you guys!

  • @FailedHispanic
    @FailedHispanic Рік тому +240

    Ted must’ve been so pissed off when Y2K didn’t happen 💀💀

  • @nuclearocean
    @nuclearocean 9 місяців тому +188

    Unabomber's blunt idealism makes me feel physical pain
    "Le humans are not supposed to le technology." My brother in Christ, who do you think made all the technology?

    • @pen1sman
      @pen1sman 9 місяців тому +1

      I don’t think that was really his point. Humans make technology and it ends up destroying ourselves either voluntary or involuntary. The real dig is that humanity is characterized by technology. I doubt Kaczynski would have much to say on about a rudimentary axe made from napped stone even though it is, by definition, technology. Also wouldn’t him making bombs he use of technology lol. There’s a lot of flaws in this argument

    • @dengar96
      @dengar96 8 місяців тому +43

      There's always been a dude yelling at people for using any tool that makes their life easier. Dudes were whining about printing presses corrupting the youth, its a tale older than time.

    • @bungiecrimes7247
      @bungiecrimes7247 7 місяців тому +25

      ​@dengar96 the caveman trying to ban spears because they were too op and they one shot his entire family.

    • @6mega
      @6mega 3 місяці тому

      ​ hormonal leves are getting worse every single year. Unless males had 10x our testosterone 200 years ago, he's right, at least he's right about hormonal imbalnce due to habits/drugs. Depression/suicides are corelated with low testosterone (in males) so who can you really blame for it? You can only blame society norms @@dengar96

    • @bluemamba5317
      @bluemamba5317 2 місяці тому

      @@dengar96 That one dude has always been right, and now we are facing the consequences of our "technological pride", again.

  • @CheddarThiefOG
    @CheddarThiefOG Рік тому +189

    Apparently, from an interview one of the final deciding factors for David to believe the Unabomber was Ted was the fact Ted was so pedantic as to use the "correct" form of the saying 'have your cake and eat it too'.

    • @jimma1432
      @jimma1432 Рік тому +3

      Not to sound like an ass, but I have always said as you just did. I thought that was the only way to say it lol

    • @NayaSapphire
      @NayaSapphire Рік тому +2

      Like "too" or what

    • @divineruins
      @divineruins Рік тому +14

      for those unsure, the other form of that saying is "you cant eat your cake and have it too", neither is incorrect because both mean the same thing, but apparently some people think the former is wrong

  • @ddenisehhoy8369
    @ddenisehhoy8369 Рік тому +739

    His pedantry about the phrase "eat your cake and have it too" was one of the things most often cited as being what gave away his identity

    • @TinNguyen-sw8uc
      @TinNguyen-sw8uc Рік тому

      There are various ways a dolphin has of showing that she or he is interested in sex. Males are probably the easiest to detect. They will swim around, sporting an erection (anywhere between 10 to 14 inches long for a Bottle-nose), and will have no bones about swimming up to you and placing their member within reach of your hand. If you are in the water, they may rub it along any part of your body, or wrap it around your wrist or ankle. (Dolphin males have a prehensile penis. They can wrap it around objects, and carry them as such.) Their belly will also be pinkish in colour, which also denotes sexual excitement.
      Females can be a little harder. The most obvious way a female dolphin has of displaying her sexual interest is the pink-belly effect. Their genitals become very pink and swollen, making the genital region very prominent. They may be restless, or they may be acting as normal. If you are out of the water, they may swim up to you and roll belly up, exposing themselves to you, coupled with pelvic thrusts. If you are in the water, they may press their genitals up against yours, nibble your fingers, nuzzle your crotch, or do pelvic thrusts against you.
      Each dolphins way of expressing sexual readiness varies, so the longer you know the dolphin, the better you will detect when they are sexually active. When a male dolphin is interested in you, about the only thing you can do, if you are male, is to masturbate him. (Unfortunately, I cannot speak for the female of the human species... it seems women just don't like dolphins enough...) WARNING! You should NEVER let a male dolphin attempt anal sex with you. The Bottle-nose dolphin member is around 12 inches, very muscular, and the thrusting and the force of ejaculation (A male can cum as far as 14 feet) would cause serious internal injuries, resulting in peritonitus and possible death.
      A male dolphin's member is roughly S-shaped, tapered at the end. If you are in the water with them, it is best to support the dolphin on his side, just under the water, with one hand, and handle him with the other.
      Male dolphins, I find, tend to prefer the base of the penis to be gently massaged and squeezed, as well as gently rubbed along it's length. It feels very much like the rest of the dolphin (ie. smooth and rubbery to the touch, but firmer). It doesn't take long for the male to ejaculate, around 40 seconds to a minute, and this is usually accompanied by either shuddering just prior to ejaculating, and thrusting and tail-arching during ejaculation. The force of ejaculation can be powerful at times, so it is best to keep your face out of the line of fire, or keep his member underwater. You can attempt to lick and suck on the end of it while masturbating as well, but be warned, do not try to give full throat, and get the hell out of the way before he ejaculates! A male dolphin could snap your neck in an accidental thrust, and that would be the end of that relationship. Well, the females are again a little trickier. There are two courses of action with a female fin: Masturbation, or mating.
      Masturbation: Female dolphins, once they show interest in you, can be supported in much the same way as the male, one hand under the fin, supporting her, the other doing the stimulating. The clitoris of the female is located at the top of the genital slit, and is a prominent lump when erect. You can rub this with your finger tips, or lick and suck it, but with the oral aspect, you might end up with a bruised nose as they thrust up into you. You can slide your hand gently into their genital opening, and feel around inside, rubbing gently. They feel warm and muscular inside, their labia like tough, squishy sponge when they are excited.
      Don't be surprised if they start to play with your hand inside them. They have very manipulative muscles, and can use them to carry and manipulate objects, including your hand. (They can do things that would make a regular human woman turn green with envy.) Their climax is coupled with stiffening, shuddering, sometimes a lot of thrusting, clinching of the vaginal muscles, and sometimes vocalisation. Mating: This is harder. Obviously, being human, it is awkward, but not impossible to mate in open water. It is easier to have the dolphin in a shallow area (like the shallows just off the beach) around 1 1/2 to 2 feet deep. This is usually comfortable enough for both the dolphin and you. Gently, you should roll the dolphin on her side, so she is lying belly-towards you. You can prop yourself up on an elbow, and lie belly to belly against her. You may want to use the other arm to gently hold her close, and place the tip of your member against her genital slit. She will, if interested, arch her body up against you, taking you inside her body.
      There is usually a fair bit of wriggling and shifting, usually to get comfortable, both outside and inside. Once comfortable, though, females initiate a series of muscular vaginal contractions that rub the entire length of your member. They may also thrust rhythmically against you, so enjoy the experience while you can, since you will rarely last longer that a minute or two. Just prior to her climaxing, she will up the speed of her contractions and thrusts. It is interesting to note that the times I have mated with females, thay have timed their orgasm to mine. Whether they do this consciously or not, I do not know, but it is a great feeling to have two bodies shuddering against each other at the one time. One thing to note. Whether you masturbate or mate a dolphin, male or female, always spend time with them afterwards. Cuddle them, rub them, talk to them and most importantly, and show them you love them. This is essential, as it helps to strengthen the bond between you. Like a way of saying that this wasn't just a one night fling. The dolphins appreciate it, and they will want your company more the next time you visit them.

    • @bazglsgw1208
      @bazglsgw1208 Рік тому +67

      His brother(snitch) said it was the phrase “cool headed logician” that was in the manifesto and Ted apparently said it to David a lot.

    • @CoolColton947
      @CoolColton947 Рік тому +260

      @@bazglsgw1208
      Bro really said "snitch" in regards to someone stopping a terrorist-

    • @JackTheripper911
      @JackTheripper911 Рік тому

      ​@@bazglsgw1208"sNiTcH" and you're a clown.

    • @Vuldin7
      @Vuldin7 Рік тому +8

      Yeah, he wasn't socially intelligent of course a phrase would confuse him. There's no chronological order to that phrase so it can be put either way.

  • @trezalkapeliskova2121
    @trezalkapeliskova2121 Рік тому +308

    The 'pool rant' felt so cathartic to me. Throughout the manifesto I kept telling to myself "Cool motive, still a murder." and then to find out it wasn't even his motive in the first place.
    This video absolutely blew me away. I can already tell I'm gonna rewatch it soon (and then again. And again. And again.)

    • @Jigglywhiteboy7156
      @Jigglywhiteboy7156 Рік тому +27

      Totally. He brings up good points and makes strong arguments but none of them justify sending bombs to innocent people and killing them. Bro was crazy and had little regard for human life.

    • @b_delta9725
      @b_delta9725 Рік тому +11

      That's not what people care about, anyway. Anyone with a brain knows you don't kill people to repair a system that affects people, that's something a crazy mind would rationalize, but I've seen too many videos using that as a copout for his arguments about industrial revolution, or pointing out that it's not exactly accurate even though, again, he was crazy and not totally up to date with the things he was talking about

    • @-psilo-9071
      @-psilo-9071 Рік тому +1

      I think murder can be justified if it's a net postive on the world but that clearly doesn't apply to him. He murdered and injured pretty much entirely innocent people and then argued it for the greater good. I hate him so much.

    • @falloutghoul1
      @falloutghoul1 Рік тому +2

      @@Jigglywhiteboy7156
      It's not even strong points!
      It's the Training Wheels of Political Philosophy!

  • @Darmauh
    @Darmauh Рік тому +198

    Holy shit. He clutched it out and got it ON halloween. AND it's a 3 and a half hour long documentary. What a time to be alive.

  • @Akmt96
    @Akmt96 Рік тому +953

    Ted somehow threaded the needle and pefectly avoided several semi-cohesive world views to land in his own insane little pocket.

    • @redfulla1494
      @redfulla1494 Рік тому +64

      tbh, I meet a lot of people just like Ted, with the same world views, and same feelings towards the "others". so not so much "his own" insane little pocket. Same as many others. Just without the motivation, malice or lack of empathy to actually act on it. His world views are very basic and I hear them on repeat, unprompted, by a lot of mentally ill people.
      And middle class "hippies" tbh. I've met "hippies" who unflinchingly and unjokingly discussed bombings as a form of environmental activism.
      I also think what helps is that these I meet aren't "geniuses". Or at least haven't been proclaimed one, so don't have that extra level of validation. Which is the difference between believing your own opinions as truth, vs sanctifying your own opinions as unassailable gospel truth.
      To me, that is one of the most disappointing parts of the Ted story. His thoughts weren't new, complicated or unique. They're something many/ most people who come to them move past. With a bit of life experience, knowledge and humility, they can be expanded on to a greater effect for the "goals" he discussed. yet he thought they were so big brain, it validated killing people.

    • @FerrariTeddy
      @FerrariTeddy Рік тому

      Thank you!

    • @hayabusa0037
      @hayabusa0037 Рік тому +10

      @@redfulla1494I think the difference between those people and him are the callousness towards innocent people

    • @briggy4359
      @briggy4359 Рік тому

      >violent anticapitalist radical, terrified of climate change
      No way was he a product of government brainwashing

    • @aeroslythe6881
      @aeroslythe6881 Рік тому +8

      @@redfulla1494I love your point that his ideas weren’t as “big” as they seemed to him, because I relate to feeling that way sometimes. I can see how someone’d go crazy

  • @kaelynmorrison3207
    @kaelynmorrison3207 Рік тому +1282

    Ted's logic about "surrogate activities" is so funny. "People who are pouring all of their effort into art and politics are degrading themselves the right to struggle, if they lived in a cabin out in the woods like me , they would simply never be bored and feel true fulfillment! Which is why I hand-crafted pipe bombs for 16 years for the sake of a revolution--"
    Like... Come on, man... You CANNOT tell me that *wasn't* a surrogate activity...
    Tragic thing is, if he didn't craft bombs and attempt murder as a hobby, he could still be living the life he wanted for himself. But no, he sacrificed that to fulfill a lesser need - by his own definition. I wonder if he even realized that.

    • @dershdersh6578
      @dershdersh6578 Рік тому +157

      Great perspective. It seems ted lacked the self awareness to see how much of a hypocrite he was, especially in thinking he was different from society

    • @kaelynmorrison3207
      @kaelynmorrison3207 Рік тому +130

      @@dershdersh6578 It's definitely one of the many cracks that reveal the manifesto for what it actually is. Ted is certainly right about a lot of things, even to the point that he's inadvertently correct about himself, but an acknowledgement of his role is noticeably absent. It's because his writings aren't a call to action, it's an essay that can just as easily be titled: "I Should be Allowed to Kill People and Here's Why"

    • @theleviathan3902
      @theleviathan3902 Рік тому +6

      ​@@kaelynmorrison3207Have you read the section where he calls people to actions and tells how he believes the revolution should happen?

    • @bobthellama6988
      @bobthellama6988 Рік тому +2

      Not to defend his terrorism, but he was still "within the system" and so was still constrained by what the system would allow.

    • @Pragabond
      @Pragabond Рік тому +51

      @@kaelynmorrison3207Yeah there's definitely a consistent disregard of others and consistent hypocrisy through out. Like he has a decent amount of good points although some are definitely just strictly conclusions he reached because he has to come to the conclusion of technology bad in all regards no matter how twisted the logic is.
      He was definitely just like most anarcho-primitivists in that the reality is he just wanted everyone to shut up go away and not tell him shit. Just the kind of thing the world's most bitter toddler comes up with where he doesn't care if the world burns as long as ol Ted doesn't have to HEAR THOSE GOD DAMN DIRT BIKES THEY'RE BACK AGAIN THAT'S IT

  • @ShowWithNoName
    @ShowWithNoName 8 місяців тому +15

    This reminds me of the end of Death Note where Light rants and raves about how he is pushing the world to a better state, doing what others are too scared to do, and Near flatly says "No, you're just a murderer."

  • @Visier103
    @Visier103 Рік тому +62

    "You didn't want to fix anything. You just hated things the way they were" seems like a relevant movie quote here

  • @pilotmorgan8669
    @pilotmorgan8669 Рік тому +1987

    So several years ago, my wife wrote her thesis for her psychology masters on Ted here. It was a well thought out and meticulous paper that more or less came to the same conclusions you have. However, after she was done, she told me her entire paper could be summarized in a single movie title. The Grinch who stole Christmas. All he ever wanted was to be social and accepted, but when he couldn't fit in, he decided it must be the fault of the "system" and if he couldn't have it no one should. All the nature stuff is just a bullshit excuse to cope with always feeling alone. An unfortunate side effect of being incredibly brilliant but utterly unrelatable.
    ( The replies to this cheeky comment has really revealed the personality of your average Ted fan and it's hilarious... and also a bit pathetic.)

    • @Vuldin7
      @Vuldin7 Рік тому

      Nah, the grinch and all these people are putting ALL of the blame on others... Of course the grinch or a public enemy like Ted isn't going to be accepted into society. Both would rather pull highly complex schemes risking their lives than to try and make some friends... these people cant figure out a basic conversation yet feel they understand all of society.. its good these people live a life of suffering before going out they are menaces

    • @PK2Productions
      @PK2Productions Рік тому +294

      Grinchpilled

    • @damien678
      @damien678 Рік тому +52

      Wow, my response to feeling like a misfit is to embrace being seen as a 'freak' and 'monster' and mostly interact with my cats. Although, knowing others feel how I do helps a lot, and I can thank the internet for that. I probably would have just kms if I didn't, though.

    • @emilyleaf9857
      @emilyleaf9857 Рік тому +45

      If this thesis is available online I'd love a link for leisurely reading ❤

    • @basscannon762
      @basscannon762 Рік тому +9

      Wow this was deep, I like it. “….so in summary…”

  • @nanni7960
    @nanni7960 Рік тому +739

    Wendi’s passion about shit like this is amazing cause as someone who also share “morbid curiosity” with things like this is nice to watch. I personally believe Ted was scared of interacting with people after that developmental stage where he was isolated. Isolation isn’t something most people seek out, you get used to being alone after a while. Humans are a social species.

    • @wewaitandwatch
      @wewaitandwatch Рік тому +16

      As someone abandoned a few times during my developmental years right up until I was 17 I can indeed attest to not necessarily needing social interaction to be happy. But that's me.

    • @heehoopeanut420
      @heehoopeanut420 Рік тому +22

      ​@wewaitandwatch I think they mean that it is literally damaging your development to be deprived of a primal need that young. I'm a home body introvert, so i get it, but I also would go insane without human interaction😂

    • @wewaitandwatch
      @wewaitandwatch Рік тому +3

      @@heehoopeanut420 Oh no I completely understood the question, I've had to divert to non traditional and experimental treatments to get on top of treatment resistant depression, including esketamine dosing, anti epileptics to shut down parts of my brain to allow all my other meds to work and have vomited every day for the past 3 years. But you do you sis. My brain and neuropathy agree with you. Thanks for your explanation though! ❤️

    • @tongpoo8985
      @tongpoo8985 Рік тому +6

      ​@@wewaitandwatchsheesh are you really better off like that than unmedicated/less medicated?

    • @wewaitandwatch
      @wewaitandwatch Рік тому +4

      @@tongpoo8985 ...yeah, unfortunately. 🤣 I can't think at all off them and have to be hospitalised. Catatonia basically.

  • @bruhmoment424
    @bruhmoment424 8 місяців тому +92

    I lost my virginity to this video playing in the background. Thanks Wendigoon.

    • @Toastynx
      @Toastynx 5 місяців тому +11

      What-

    • @AC-hj9tv
      @AC-hj9tv 4 місяці тому +4

      To his dad

    • @Shqidemi
      @Shqidemi 4 місяці тому +2

      Name says all

  • @staranise2162
    @staranise2162 Рік тому +120

    My mom used to be coworkers and friends with David Kazcynski when she was a social worker, and apparently he was one of the nicest person she had ever met

    • @Pragabond
      @Pragabond Рік тому +23

      From what we know about his relationship with Ted I think you'd have to be one of the nicest people around to continue to love his brother as purely as he seemed to and keep trying to have a relationship with him. So that tracks.