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- The Free Palestine protestors at college campuses are brainwashed. They think they're so righteous, and that the people who oppose them must condone evil - this is all the while some of them act like complete jerks with total disregard for the people living among them. Sick of these people.
Thank you so much, Charlie! I’m a graduate student and veteran at Emory, and I was in classes at the building closest to the Emory protests… I witnessed a lot of the aggression… and I have to admit, the student protestors were instigating… and once the police arrived, the protestors became more aggressive. I couldn’t help but think that the protests were not because of the issues… it seemed to me to be more about playing “superhero” by making villains out of the police, university administration, and any institution that has any authority or formal structure. I felt sick after witnessing the chaos… and I’m thankful I had the self-assurance to think for myself and to go home. Charlie, you always make the best videos! Blessings from Atlanta! 😇
it’s all centrally organized and paid for. not by students or their parents, even if there was some parallel cover-up crowdfunding.
Many of them are "paid" actors. They get paid by the day and bonus money if they are arrested. Us real folk don't have time for all that type of carrying on... We got jobs to go to.
They know their bs holds no water, and they don't have the intelligence to identify friend or foe, so they make one up
that's why they hate the IDF so much. They wish they were soldiers.
"Palestinian terrorism is
not random violence directed against Israel
or "the West"; it is largely a response to
Israel's prolonged campaign to colonize the
West Bank and Gaza Strip"- From the book The Isreal Lobby and U.S Foreign Policy published in 2007. just educate yourselves and goodluck people.
They just closed the local school, Cal Poly Humboldt, for the rest of the semester because Pro Palestine idiots forced their way into the school's administration building, and the President's office, vandalized it, and fought the cops. This resulted in shutting down everything, including large music shows that have been planned all year, and causing me to lose my rent this month because I needed to work one of the shows shooting a big video project. They took away the classes all the regular students needed to prepare for finals, because the environment was unpredictable and a liability. They could have just set up on the quad and said their piece, but instead they chose to take away the rights of others to not be involved. So now they have stupidly done more damage than good.
Wow. Infuriating.
Well, they do all this shit in support of literal terries, so it's surprising that they act like terries themselves.
I'm so sorry you have to go through this, so that they can feel like they're fighting injustice and believe that their opinion is being oppressed. It's the only reason they can't act like adults and protest in the way you described, they have to maintain this sentiment that they are the scrappy underdog fighting the bully.
can you sue them?
This is so typical. No pro Israel or any other pro something protests turn out like this. Islamists and their appeasers are literally dangerous. Why don't any Arab country take Palestinians? Because they have demolished everything where they have been taken in, Egypt, Syria, Jordania etc. Now this happens in the western world, who apparently don't understand the very violent, oppressive culture they have.
Your distinction between facts, narratives, opinions and judgments is a breath of fresh air. If public discourse emphasized these distinctions, what we agree or disagree about precisely would become clear. This not only creates mutually-agreed upon starting positions, but it will clearly identify bad actors based on which claims they make and how they argue their points. The fact that discourse is rarely framed as such indicates that there is an interest having us fight with one another indefinitely because resolutions cannot be made in the mess.
I cant understand how so many parents have let their children become pre programmed robots
NASA is pure mockery. 99% don't understand this. Even us in this thread are programmed robots. Dinosaurs, asteroids, space travel, living on mars.... true psychosis on a mass scale.
Because parents are barely involved in the lives of their own children anymore. They give them gadgets and leave them to their devices. Kids are entirely raised by the internet and the State now.
It’s easy to brainwash people who know nothing of history. Becoming immune to brainwashing is very rare, so I wouldn’t blame the kids nor the parents.
@@BigCoagulatedGravyHotDog Not just that, but most of those parents are equally as ignorant as their kids.
The parents of kids in college now are from Gen X, and Gen X-ers are on the whole uninvolved in their children's lives, ignorant to the changes in the world, and don't stand for anything. They grew up before the internet was widespread and well before social media, and they have largely failed to raise Gen Z correctly because they don't understand the brain-rotting effect of constant internet use, and now we are stuck with this severe epidemic of ignorance and malformed young adults.
"I support the current thing" meme is based on reality.
The mainstream media is supporting israel on this topic so pro-israel is the “current thing” genius divided rightards against libtards 😂
all memes are based on reality dude, even the ones about shit that isn't real
@@nickmagrick7702so horambes death really divirted the time lines?
Has been, and always will be. Always remember, the 1950's conservatives believe in banning TV, and making it federal law to enforce Scientific Journalism. Alex Jones supports Scientific Journalism, and believes in eternal jail time for all TV offendors.
He also hails Edward Snowden as a hero for mentioning that 80% of global conflicts would never happen, if the TV did not exist.
@@waddledoo2you13 yes
Your correct Charlie. I served four deployments to Islamic Countries and what I witnessed them do to their own people is and was vile. I watched a beautiful 15 year old girl get tied to a pole and was burned to death all because she refused the sexual advances of an old man who held some power in a small village in Iraq. I watched three young men who were hung just because some old man said they were infidels from another village. Turned out another village elder sent his three sons to talk with the village elder from a different village. We were then stuck in between the fighting over the death of the three young men for a solid year. These are NOT the people you want in your country. .
Everywhere Muslims go, it’s problematic.
The Us government killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people in an effort to protect Israeli and oil company interests in the Middle East. The US is no better
Obviously someone who doesn’t know the difference between “your” and “you’re” would blindly believe this idiotic opinion. Here’s a Fact: the USS Liberty was purposely sunk by the IDF killing hundreds of American personnel. They tried blaming it on Egypt but the US told them they knew it was an intentional attack carried out by lsraeI but they still would cover up the incident to maintain the illusion that they aren’t a worse enemy than any middle eastern nation up to that point.
This Is Why The Middle East Needs To Be Turned Into “A Sea Of Irradiated Cobalt”
Its da yt man fault brown man be doin Dat shi bro
Middle Eastern Geopolitics overall are, lack of a better word, absolutely unhinged. I’m also not an expert on it but have had friends throughout my life from the Middle East, and have enough information on it to conclude a good and large portion of the Middle East is everything the American political left despises so I find it interesting they support Palestine.
EDIT: Israel deserves a better government and Palestine deserves so much better than Hamas.
They support Palestine because the civilians in Palestine are being killed by American taxpayer dollars that fund the IDF. That's the issue, the fact that America is actively taking people's hard earned money, and without their consent spending on on arming Israel to fight a conflict that has nothing to do with the US.
💯 these are my feelings as well. Funny thing: I get my best most informed positions from Iranian refugees and ex-muslims. They know what's up
💯 Agree on everything you say here. I also get my best most-informed opinions from i.runian refugees and ex-M
It doesn’t follow that because a people’s culture is homophobic and misogynistic, people concerned about homophobia and misogyny would be apathetic about their mass slaughter.
Also Palestine should be liberated 🤷🏾♂️
I’m 33 and gay. When I was in my late teens early 20s I fell into this ultra left wing ideology and I heard all the arguments they’re making today and I embraced them. I never went into higher education (now I’m glad because I would have been even more indoctrinated). But then as I started to research and grow I realized that Israel is the only country in the region that supports gay rights, women’s rights, trans rights, religious rights etc. they try hate crimes in courts of law. They have a pluralistic multicultural government. I don’t believe in democracy building anymore, or forcing nations into democracy. But we should support and defend the democracies that exist, especially Allied ones, with full voices, treasure and even if it comes down to it blood.
Take a wild guess where gay Palestinian's live?!
@@angus3963 Tel Aviv
That's an interesting change in perspective and I agree with your current one. I wonder if people are unwilling to consider this because it requires admitting that some value systems are better than others ie democracy over theocracy , human rights for all over targeted abuse of women and gay people. To me it seems like cognitive dissonance or perhaps willful ignorance. How can one support gay rights in one breath and support a society and cause that would deny them human rights in the next breath . Did you or do you have conversations about this with people you knew who are very left leaning ?
@@gracehelen3396I truly believe it’s because our enemies have no empathy or compassion, but they’re cunning. They look at our empathy and compassion as a weakness to exploit. And they do it very well. The only people who benefit from pictures of blown up children on TV is Hamas, and Iran and our other enemies. But because we collectively have humanity it breaks us to see it. We want to stop it. The compassion isn’t a bad thing. We should be compassionate for the innocents. But the foolishness is a bad thing. I actually have a huge problem with the concept of “cultural racism”. All people should be treated equally, but cultures should not. My culture absolutely is superior to a culture that ties me to a chair and throws a rooftop party because of who I love. Any argument otherwise is a morally bankrupt argument. And in answer to your question I actually was able to turn my husband to the light. With the help of Douglas Murray and the insanity we’ve all been seeing the last 8 years.
@@gracehelen3396I keep trying to respond and it’s censoring me… yeah you’re talking about “cultural racism” and I kinda think the whole concept is moral relativism and utter garbage. You should treat all people equally but I find the thought that I’m required to respect and treat all cultures equally to be deeply, profoundly immoral. I do not have to respect a culture that wants to harm me for who I love and can legally do it. But to your point I think it’s partially willful ignorance, but also that are enemies are exceptional propagandists. They look at our compassion and humanity as a weakness to be exploited and they’re good at doing it. I was able to turn my husband to the light though.
I had a similar discussion with an old and dear friend regarding Israel. I was pointing out facts that he had not considered and at the end of the discussion, I thought we had made progress as he even stated that he couldn't counter any of the facts and he needed to think about it. The next time it came up in conversation, it was as if the initial discussion had never happened. It's endlessly frustrating. These folks love their three word slogans and cannot be bothered to critically think. I think you nailed it, it's emotion versus fact.
Ceasefire
@@Irosicndosjnf Hostages.
@@IrosicndosjnfUntil October 7, there had been a ceasefire in Gaza since 2005.
yes - I,have had similar experiences and it is very frustrating.
Yes, this exactly
This is BLM II. WHY can I not get anyone to recognize that?
Huh. Why are they being shut down this time?
This is white supremacy from the left
@@RunninUpThatHillh Because the incumbent is different.
It's almost like 35 thousand innocent civilians have been martyred, 70 % of them being women and children.
I get it. Its a bullshit, sick, lie/narrative perpetuated by the criminal gutter trash in office & the trash mainstream media thats just making this country a bigger disaster. I thank GOD Im old & grew up when I did & am not long for whats mostly an horrifically overpriced shit dump with all our history gone.
°Agree 100% if youve never lived or owned a business or worked in majority black areas you have ZERO RIGHT TO SPEAK ON IT. Those of us that have know what a joke the endless garbage narratives & victim mentality are.
They're so desperate to virtue signal they're ignoring everything they're actually fighting for.
Exactly. They are playing themselves and they don't even know it. While the more wise are getting degrees in stem fields, they are throwing away their future because of the emotional, ideological kool-aid.
if they actually got in a fight they would be screaming on the ground that they are victims of abuse after the first punch.
@@Ryo7_7virtue signaling is how people gain status in their pathetic little circles
Virtue signalling culture is the absolute worst and it’s been turbo charged by the social media feedback loop of clicks, likes, and dopamine.
It reveals how vain, shallow, self-centred, cynical and narcissistic people can be when they’re incentivised to do so.
It’s nurtured people’s worse impulses to the point, as you say, people will put the virtue signal before everything else including (but not limited to) common sense, decency, logic, dignity, self respect, civility, law and order. You know? Things that make us get along
@@Ryo7_7 Wow it's almost like they didn't take that into consideration!!! Sure they're emotional, but this "ideological kool-aid" that you speak of has been consumed by you as well buddy, just a different flavour.
"Shut up and be a good boy and get a job! Don't worry about the billions we send overseas!
What? You can't afford a house and your medical bills are insane? Yeah yeah we'll fix it eventually just remember tax season and be sure to vote for the next AIPAC-funded politician!"
Rooftop Koreans reporting for duty!
What's the Rooftop Korean battle-cry?
@@Jianju69 Hwaiting fight on 😉
“You break you buy!”
💪🏻
🤣 Ya bo say yum ! Save me ah . . . I better not say 308.
Happened today.
I see a friend of a few years, with whom I've had hours-long political discussions before and who I consoled once while they were crying from stress, attending a pro-Palestine rally.
I walk up and say hello. I ask him what his thoughts are. He doesn't answer exactly, and instead asks my thoughts. I say that I don't think I really agree with it. And that is that.
Maybe 10 minutes later, I asked him if he followed it much. He asks me what, and I say the Israel-Palestine conflict. I ask if he wants to have a conversation about it. He says he hasn't followed it much and that he's here to see what they have to say.
I waited until the current speaker and subsequent speaker were done, so I wasn't interrupting. I asked if he'd like to converse afterward. He said that I could stay afterward to talk to some of the organizers.
Now, I can understand him, if I said something again, getting annoyed and being like, "Hey, I don't really want to talk, can you stop?" That's a perfectly reasonable response if I'm annoying him.
So, I waited another several minutes so I wasn't interrupting. I said, "Well, I just want to say really quick that I wanted to have a conversation because I feel their rhetoric sounds nice, but it is shallow." And his response was a very stern and pissed, "Like, seriously, you need to get away from me."
I don't fucking get it. It just doesn't seem like a normal response to what I did. I can understand him telling me to stop, but his tone was almost insinuating that there's something wrong with me and I needed to get away from him because of it?
Like, why? Keep in mind, this played out over the course of 30 minutes. Like, 4 total interactions. It just felt like such a disproportionate response to what I did given the prior context and lack of annoyment or exasperation in his previous responses, and it felt like almost gaslighty. I don't know, maybe I'm off-base. But I've never ever had someone react like that to me.
So, it's just weird. He self-admittedly doesn't follow it, but he'll go out to a rally and snap his fingers along and be like, "Good point." When he doesn't even have a fucking clue if anything they said was accurate. Again, it's just a bunch of shallow rhetoric that appeals to "freedom" and "justice." Like, nothing substantial was said. So it's aggravating that he'd absorb it so uncritically, to the point where he's raising his fist in the air and chanting along.
Like, how do so many people fall for this shit? How is this the stuff that convinces people? It's as if so many are just sheep going with the herd. This is the popular thing to support now, so I'll support it without doing any investigation.
They’re Nazis. Jew hate never dies.
As Charlie and many others have said, 1. Hamas has been considered as a terrorist organization long before the conflict, and 2. Hamas carried out attacks before Israel's current actions.
For me as a sane person, these are enough to determine the situation.
@@nick...... Yep, and before HAMAS, Palestinians were equally as supportive of the PLO, who were also terrorists who claimed to be freedom fighters, who instead of targetting government officials (as a freedom fighter would) choose to target civlians (Air France Flight 139, Munich massacre at the Olympics, Black September when Jordan offered them refuge and they repaid Jordan by planning a coup to overthrow the monarch).
Israel has an Arab population of 20%. They have repeatedly expressed the wish to coexist and bury the past. Why is the side that keeps suckerpunching their neighbour and refusing to get along the one being deemed the victim? While expecting said neighbour to mow their lawn, pay their rent and buy them groceries!
I had correspondence with a remote friend who started to post very aggressive anti Israel stuff. I said to her, that any country who encounters such a horrid massacre as Oct 7 would fight back. You cannot have civilians massacred in their own home without retaliation. She said she doesn't believe it and absolutely will not look at HAMAS bodycam videos which HAMAS posted at that moment on their website, boasting about burning, raping, torturing, killing, kidnapping civilians. So it is a brainwash which causes people to block all the information which could interfere their blind faith. Russians under Putin regime are exactly the same. If you show the bombed Ukrainian cities to them, they will say it didn't happen.
@Tiabliaj1989 there's also HUGE bribes from Qatar to our universities that the US government routinely ignores...
I wonder how future historians will look at this decade. The extreme political divide, immense income inequality, the great divide between the sexes, etc.
It's been pretty well documented, gramsci and the frankfurt school J's did the most of it.
The death of western civilisation
"income inequality" is the most irrelevant stat of all time.The "poor" live a thousand times better in 2024 in America than 1970 when there was much less income inequality. If you double everyone's income, there would be more income inequality.
It depends who wins the political battle.
@@panushjo By what metric?
Being poor now is much worse than back then because everything is much more expensive now.
If you're referring to living better outside of finances due to the massive tech boom we've had, then that would make sense.
In a morbid way, this is genuinely fascinating. It gives me a very real, live perspective on how similar we are to Austria-Hungary hate for Serbians in 1913, Austria/Germany/Europe antisemitism in 1933, or half the world's empires playing victim-Olympics in 1799.
People like to say "I would never fall for that stuff" yet they fall for it every 50 years over and over.
Babylon wages war on Babylon
Babylon vanquishes the evil of Babylon
Babylon falls and Babylon rises
The wars are not real but the genocides of your people are
I haven't heard of these, but they sound interesting and relevant to current day. Could you give me some info on them?
@@blueninjakick5387 For Austria-Hungary look into crises leading up to WW1 in the balkans, like the July Crisis
@@blueninjakick5387 also not to be pedantic but I think you’ve probably heard of one… antisemitism in Germany in 1930s? Certain Austrian painter
You are literally 'drinking the kool-aid' when you say that a group of college students who are overly-emotional over this conflict are in any way similar to the Nazis. You spit on the graves of those who suffered under actual genociders/oppressors.
It's become a clout contest between moral narcissists on different college campuses.
They have the right to protest PEACEABLY, that last word is important. That doesn't mean you get to block people physically, surround people, intimidate and assault them, or make threats on people. What's worse, these children don't make ANY distinction between Jewish people and the state of Israel.
It's disturbing that this is occurring where KNOWLEDGE is supposed to be instilled, while the opposite is occurring.
Seeing those college kids giggling while tearing down signs of kidnap victims still turns my stomach.
To be fair I’ve seen multiple signs saying “Jews for 🇵🇸” and interviews of Jews of all ages including Holocaust survivors saying they are for the 🇵🇸 cause. Recently on multiple encampments they celebrated passover and Ramadan together
@@lunasol8306 Don't forget a lot of people are being indoctrinated into the Woke culture, it doesn't encourage critical thinking, and instead say things like "Do not question Biden, do not question the State, do not question the Covid Measures, do not question the Narrative." that forces people with an extreme lack of awareness and courage to bend over.
@@lunasol8306 There are also signs that read “Queers for Palestine” which show how those protesters lack basic understanding of the issue.
@@lunasol8306 I always point out that, unless those Jews who support Palestine have walked in Israelis shoes, they don't know what they talking about. Easy for them to judge from the comfort of America without having to worry about suicide bombers (pre blockade times) or to rush to bomb shelters everyday because of rockets launched at them by the Palestinians. In fact, that hold true for the average American who, aside from 9-11,has not experienced bombardments from a foreign power.
About those holocaust Survivor's, assuming they're the real deal, it boggles the mind that they cannot differentiate between the systematic genocide of 6 MILLION Jews from the Casualties of war of 34,000 Palestinians, which includes the terrorist combatants. So they are either fake Survivor's, senile, or have been fed the Palestinian narrative and have misguidedly believed it.
I have seen 2 holocaust survivor videos, one pro palestine, the other pro Israel. The pro palestine one only spoke in general terms, which anyone who knows history, can do. Nothing of what he actually witnessed. The pro Israel survivor, who has written a book on his experiences, talked about his relatives who were killed by the nazis, and while he spoke of it, he started rubbing his hands together. This is known as self soothing and is done when a person is uncomfortableness in distress. Very notable differences in demeanor
Great video! As I’ve really learned for the past few years, “When emotions are high, logic is low.”
Young adults have lost the ability to speak articulately and think logically. Thank you Charlie for speaking up and putting into words what many people are thinking but can’t quite verbalize.
Breath of fresh air! Thanks
The kid needs help. maybe you too
The thing is you mention their first encounter with it being October 7th...I mean, I dont think I would have to have lived through Sept 11th to know a bunch of terrorists invading a state and raping, torturing, killing, and kidnapping a bunch of civilians would be the bad guys.
And somehow, these legal adults with the minds of children think it was a kustified act. Thats what really baffles me about it.
Idk. Maybe having lived through Sept 11th is what made me smart enough to know terrorist = not good guy.
Im trying to speak in simple terms, because while I know its not that simple, I would have seen this easily at college age. I would have been horrified by Oct 7th.
Even though most of the claims made against Hmas had no proof. It was a military raid, not a terrorist attack. There may have been individuals who committed war crimes but it was nowhere close to 911. On the other hand you have the idf that has Gaza blockaded and indiscriminately bombs and shoots civilians including children and doesnt even hide it. You are supporting terrorists if you support the idf.
I was a freshman in college when 9/11 happened. I won't ever forget. Most of these youths weren't even born yet. They don't realize.
Have you ever considered what drove the Palestinians to do that?
Your mind is gonna burst when you find out what the Nakba was.
@@Occam601 "the Palestinians" or Hamas? Hamas is a terrorist organization and should be treated as such.
You really need to invest in a studio. You're the real deal! You're intelligent, articulate, and thoughtful. I'm already subscribed to your channel. But, I'd love to hear more from you more often. Pull the trigger!
I disagree. He need not invest in a studio; look at Cash Jordan who films on the streets on NYC. He can film anywhere.
Charlie, you are an articulate, clear thinker. It's a pleasure to listen to you make your points. Thank you.
Charlie always saying the parts no one else is willing to.
Thank you Charlie
Yo this take is literally no different than the major rightwing and alt right talking heads. like shapiro, crowder, carlson, etc etc.
this is pretty mainstream conservative stuff. lots of money in having this opinion actually lol.
@@doggodoggo3000 It’s more a Centrist view. However, the left is very quick to call anything outside their worldview as alt-right. The right isn’t much better but the left’s radical wing has way more power right now than the right.
*sighs deeply*
some of those guys call themselves centrists. Lots of people do. But their talking points and opinions are all right wing af.
like my dad is a evangelical Christian conservative and he calls himself a centrist. hes not.
But no. "lefts radical wing" does not have more power.
Like wtf even is "left?"
It would have to be anti capitalist to a degree. Aint no dark money leftist organizations.
cnn aint leftist.
Disney isnt Leftist at all, they are a multi billion dollar company. Not an anti capitalist bone in their body.
The democrats are pro corporation, they arent freaking leftists. Definitely not "the radical left" in any way.
When you say "the left has all the power" or whatever. It is not rooted in reality at all. @@HeyJakFrost
@@doggodoggo3000he's deleting your comments lmao he's so scared to disappoint daddy aipac
@@nana-uf5ql yea maybe. That one is still here but the other is gone. Who knows. I wouldn't be surprised either way
Respectfully, I think you're missing a key element that any moral person should have in this discussion. Compassion. Your concept of narrative with regards to Israel being an oppressive state is grossly lacking compassion. Their influence and dominance in that region has been all but absolute. The people of Gaza, the Palestinian, have lived in a state of forced complacency for years, rising up every few years in order to try free themselves from Israel's influence. This is a fact. Whether Israel is in their right to hold power over that region is a matter of debate, but Gaza's state of oppression is not just a narrative, its factual.
Also words do have meaning. But implying that the accusation of genocide is a lie is grossly illogical and devoid of actual facts. There is evidence of genocidal behavior and actions taken by Israel that atleast allude to the intent to commit genocide. We may not be able to provide concrete evidence that proves this intent. But with compassion for human life, one can simply observe the actions of Israel and conclude based on the factual evidence that Israel is at most behaving in an inhumane way towards the ppl of Gaza. Even if we support Israel's campaign to defeat Hamas, there can be no question that Israel is going to far and their actions are somewhat genocidal in nature.
Also, the claims/info of destruction and death tolls are not just from Hamas anymore. These so called "Lies" that you're trying to disprove have already been proven accurate. Once again, one can support Israel if they wish while simultaneously condemning Israel's excessive force. If a cop can be condemned for shooting an unarmed suspect regardless of their intentions, Israel should not be above that criticism.
I think you're intellectually gifted but you're also quite limited in your knowledge. You say so yourself @ 00:29 that you are not an expert. And while you're entitled to an opinion on the topic, you are still lacking a huge amount of research and information that cannot be provided to you via Western Media only.
In short, you're not completely wrong in viewing things the way you do. However, ultimately you yourself are drinkiny a kool aid of ignorance on the topic. I do not mean to be confrontational or rude. I merely challenge you to study more on the topic before making statements about what is fact and what is merely narrative/opinion. Its a dangerous slope when someone who has not fully educated themselves on the matter suggests that everyone else is just spouting narratives/opinions.
It seems to me that mostly everything presented in thie video is an opinion. If you truly want to be a champion of facts, then I suggest you do more research.
Just curious, why won’t any Arab nations allow Palestinians into their countries? I would also challenge you to relook at the unbiased history. It is not a genocide, it is war. I am not on anyone’s side by the way.
@@familyabroad962 the answer to that is multi-layered. On one hand, by forcing the Palestinian from their home, you radicalize many of them to continue to fight for the land that is rightfully theirs. Which means that if radicalized Palestinians are forced to live on places like Egypt, then they will inevitably place that country at odds with Israel.
Let's put it this way. Let's say you are forced out of your home/state/ country and forced to live in a country that isn't yours. Your family and friends were killed by those who forced you to leave. Its possible that you might want to try to get back at those who forced you to leave your home and killed your loved ones. I mean maybe western mentality is different. But for the Palestinian, they have a strong love and faith for their homeland and their ppl.
Egypt is aware that the Palestinian is willing to fight and die to take back their home, so they won't take them in because they know that the Palestinian may use Egypt as a base of operations against Israel and thus inadvertently created conflict with Israel.
Of course this is one of a multitude of reasons. But I do believe that this reason is a very reasonable one. Call them radicals, or freedom fighters, or whatever, the Palestinian has a right to have a home and Israel has for years tried to impose its influence on that home. Many of the countries around that region understand that the Palestinian would rather die than give up their land. They're martyrs for their faith and their patriotic allegiance to their homeland. I'm also not on anyone's side personally, but I think it's important to have a balance neutral view on this rather than making it seem like theirs no justification for calling Israel's actions, especially lately grossly excessive at best and somewhat genocidal at worst. I don't agree with the way Hamas has done things but there is a lot of evidence, outside of western media that suggests Israel is not an innocent power in this.
Lastly, war is two combatants going at it. Israel has for months bombed targets with a high civilian count and place where refugees are fleeing, hospitals and schools and so on. I'm not denying that in war this could happen. But if Israel had the intention to limit civilian casualties they would have focused on ground efforts rather than just bombarding the region from coast to coast.
For that reason, people have claimed it to be genocide. Because Israel is not even trying to limit civilian casualties. They are bombing and bombing and they claiming it's all Hamas using human shield, when in reality they could have come up with a better strategy than bomb the West send them east, bomb the east send them north, bomb the north, send them south.
They even recently bombed an area that should have been safe for refugees.
We can always debate whether Israel is in the right about why they are fighting Hamas. But what they're doing to Gaza is excessive, if not genocidal. I won't say it's a fact since apparently some will say it isn't. That said, it's an opinion based on observation. You don't need a whole bunch of evidence to see Israel has gone too far.
That’s a common thing with these videos. Claim facts and scream emotion based rhetoric
@@familyabroad962 I understand the point of this question, and it is a valid one to bring up. Many Arab countries like Jordan and Lebanon have accepted Palestinian refugees. However, it is not their responsibility to care for and accept refugees that they were not responsible for making refugees in the first place.
I love your mean girls reference 😊
The last part of this is so true no sense disrespecting and hurting and silencing and being desructrive just because you think youre the only one with rights. Community has a right to peace and to not be harrassed
*Community has a right to peace and to not be harrassed* -- so true for people who must work, walk, drive, exercise, eat, shop, etc. in cities with these protests. The incessant noise pollution, chaos, disruption, & unpredictability without an endpoint in sight must be very stressful indeed.
Most of them have no idea how to think and don't have clue about how to fix themselves. It's somnambulist actions full emotions with no foresight. Pretty sad.
its a bit weird seeing bigots obsessed with this guy. never stop doing what you do Charlie
So true dude. A hivemind.
It's amazing the power of logic
I started wondering: "Why is this obtaining so much attention in the US. There are so many individualistic problems within each state that... I began to realize...
Harvard, Ivy League schools, Columbia... whatever... If a big fuss is made at this major university, the publicity of that event somehow trickles down to main-stream media.
But, local universities... they rarely make a headline... I just think it's interesting...
Step away from the news, it'll fix you right up.
I got off social media years ago, I'm much happier now. The negative loop is real.
The problem is that many people are indoctrinated, and we cannot play the Ostrich game indefinitely. Lies have dire consequences.
@@Lok-TM "I got off social media years ago"
What you're doing here then? 0,o
Dude, students being out of touch with world politics while going to school is understandable. I remember voting booths were ignored on campus until election voting and we used that votiing time to just get away from class and have a longer lunch and a voting pin for proof. Things changed, and students anywhere caring about this stuff is too out of the ordinary for national lampoon. Thanks for the share Charlie, bless your life sir.
Yes. This is complete nonsense. Follow the money honey. Also same I’ve been on this for my whole life suddenly everyone knows nothing about our country and Israel
We are reaching a point critical mass awareness; each tragic event wakes more random people up, but equally some subset will choose to go the other way, doubling down and further entrenching themselves. So at some point the majority sees and acknowledges what is happening around them, but as almost a function of that, a brand new group becomes a variation of the same problem of tomorrow.
"Distinguish between fact and narrative, because they're so laden with emotions".
Also known as the "Useful Idiot/s"
I wish everyone would drop the word 'useful' in this instance!
Finally! I was wondering why Charlie Cheon doesn't say anything about the Israel-Palestine issue... then you finally spoke out and you didn't disappoint me!
Have you ever considered becoming a politician? America would need a person like you.
It is SO good to see you making videos again Charlie, I always enjoy the clarity and intelligence of your content.
Thank you. These kids want to feel so virtuous they are literally supporting terrorism and chanting such things. It’s sick. Great video
They’re sick, and the IDF are genocidal terrorists
Not just terrorism, actual genocide. Which is ironic considering what they blame Israel of.
@@blaynegreiner9365 they are the textbook definition of “useful idiots” and why that label was created it’s truly insane
I remember seeing a video of these two girls being interviewed who were protesting and when asked what they were protesting they said something like IDK something about Palestine
I saw the same video. They literally had no clue as to why there were there except they were told that Israel was bad.
Aren't they protesting because the ones in charge want to use the tuition money of the students to fund more violence?
So what? You can find people like these in any protest, some were invited by friends or joined because it seemed interesting. You can live and learn and explore what you really like, not be right from the start.
@@analogueapples You don't have to be right from the start. But one would think they would at least have some idea of why they were there. "Hey let's go attack Jews." Why? "I don't know, just because everyone else it." Typical sheep mentality.
@@analogueapples they were there to protest I agree you can go to any protest for any reason it’s just concerning when some of the protesters don’t even know what they’re protesting
They claimed the same things about students protesting the Vietnam war and the students were on the right side of history as we now recognize.
they're on the wrong side lol occupying private buildings/ vandalizing it and blocking students from going to class just because they're jews is an L, these students don't care about what they preaching, they're filled with hate and are only out to support the current "hot trend" just like BLM and oil protests.
Comparing apples and bicycle wheels
@@KeepItSimpleSailor Not really, but you're entitled to your delusions
I remember seeing a couple protests on campus when I was in college, and while I may not have agreed with their messages, I didn't mind the people themselves. They would set up in spots with heavy foot traffic to say their piece and engage with interested passers-by but took up a small enough amount of space that those who were uninterested could easily pass by. The protestors also only stayed for a few hours at a time instead of pitching tents and acting as if they owned the place. These self-proclaimed pro-Palestine protestors should take note.
Thank you for making this video. It is deeply disturbing to see and hear *primarily* gen z's response to this issue. It's like getting a faint glimpse of what Europe was like in the late 30's. People's lack of insight and discernment is honestly frightening.
If you compare the pushback against Palestinian deaths caused by Israel with antisemitism in 1930s Europe, you are actively spitting on the graves of all Holocaust victims.
Charlie strikes again ✌
Isn't it time for finals in most colleges? This Palestine thing just seems like a convenient excuse to get out of those tests.
Or excuse to hate jews ! So many ugly war happened and happening right now in the world but they only blame israel for everything! Russia , Iran , china , Sudan where is the justice? Israel is fighting it existence from evil cult that is hiding behind children!
I recommend looking into Radley Balko's journalism-- the justice system does seem to be unusually sloppy and malicious in it's treatment of black people. Even if black people average more violent than white people, they are still entitled to be judged on actual evidence of their individual behavior, and they don't reliably get that.
As for Gaza, I'd like to see a lot more acknowledgement that Hamas not only committed 10/7, but has said they'll do it again, and larger.
lol quiet down, the blacks have completely destroyed this great country.
It is a fact that between 2012 and 2016, Black men received 19% harsher punishment than their white counterparts (US Sentencing Commission, 2017).
That's because the people in those communities actively work against helping law enforcement work as it is intended.
Nah.
@@blaynegreiner9365 And that justifies the innocents within that group be treated differently?
I am in ROTC and have to wear my uniform in class. We have been instructed to take our uniforms off before we go outside because of these fascists.
I'm a combat vet, fought as an 11bravo. Leave the uniform on, son. If they want to get excited, then that is their problem. You have to believe in what you stand for, even if some people don't like it. Four of my best friends were buried in those uniforms. Remember that you will be the heart and soul of this country in the future, not these people. They pretend to fight for things, but are cowards, that is why they travel in groups. Remember that it is OK to be afraid. That is where courage is born. It is what you choose to do when you are at your most scared that will define who you are as a person. I used to tell some of my boys that last part when they were afraid overseas. I hope it helps you as it did them.
@@3-2bravo49 My great grandfather fought in the Marne, with the big red one as a machine gunner as an immigrant from Croatia. He was in the 1st battalion, 18th infantry regiment. I know for a fact that he would not support what is going on in Gaza. He hated the tyranny that the Austrians showed towards his native people, and I know he would hate the tyranny that the Israelis inflict on the Palestinians. I stand for Freedom, freedom from tyranny and freedom from Evil. It's quite pathetic of you to call your fellow Americans cowards just because they don't support shipping weapons to a genocidal terrorist state.
@@gabemissouriso you've done nothing, stand on the shoulders on great men, then try to reduce a veteran's stance to a bite size strawman.
You're dismissed.
@@gabemissouri So you are admitting that you don't know the history of the region? That you'd rather follow the crowd and repeat propaganda?
@@Itsstuff7328 The history of the region is that Isreal stole the land of the Palestinians after the British betrayed the Arabs.
So happy I found u man. Currently a student at UCLA and I was shocked by the opinions of my fellows during the Palestinian "protests" that negatively impacted my ability to learn...Keep it up and don't let the tyrants take your tongue!
Hey, I went to Ucla too!
"Anyone who wants to thwart the establishment of a Palestinian state has to support bolstering Hamas and transferring money to Hamas.This is part of our strategy - to isolate the Palestinians in Gaza from the Palestinians in the West Bank. "
Benjamin Netyenyahu
How many civilians have died in Gaza since October 7th? How many of them are women and children? What about the West Bank? Is there not a famine risk or food supply risks to Gaza?
this is a narrative. did you even watch this video?
@user-qm2ic7hp7j I'm asking questions of facts, whose answers are clear numbers and classifications.
@@user-qm2ic7hp7jMy questions were about facts, and the answers are numbers and classifications.
@user-qm2ic7hp7j no its a fact. He is wrong, stop meatriding.
@@sharkquisha3407 you prove his point congratulations 😂
Dude, stop making sense with all these reasonable arguments. I just want to feel self-righteous and vilify someone to distract from my life of privilege and lack of purpose
This channel is extremely underrated
Used to be. Now it’s just another Zionist antenna in my book
I think the heavy emphasis on distinguishing fact, opinion, and narrative is very informative and very important in today's society where more and more people argue with their views and opinions rather than the facts supporting their cause. Very good video.
YOU are awesome. Every single video I watch of yours is full of such wisdom.
And you explain everything perfectly. And you are correct.
I personally think these college kids today have gone totally insane. Because most of their professors are. In my opinion. They need more professors like Jordan Peterson. He's incredible. And so are you!
Omg as a Jewish American this is a very refreshing take!! Thank you
Your people messed up europe and america
Passion never fails to wrest away the scepter of reason!
"I'm not some expert in Middle Eastern geopolitics and I'm not a historian"
Bravo young man! It's too bad our universities around the world couldn't turn out such clear thinking and intelligent adults like you. Unfortunately, these universities seem to be more capable of producing easily influenced minds, dependent on group-think only. They need to rush to social media everyday to get their opinions, and talking points, for the day. If we were ever ripe for a real life 1984/Animal Farm type society, now would be the perfect time.
Students today are taught "what" to think, not "how" to think. They are force fed Marxist narratives.
Just stick with the facts - if you did, you would easily understand why these protestors are doing what they are doing. In this country, civil disobedience is a right enshrined in the Constitution. Peaceful civil disobedience is an even higher standard, and that is what a vast majority of the protests have done. The response to those peaceful protests has been a draconian and violent crackdown by the police state. These are facts...try disputing them.
Peaceful? 😂
I'm fully aware Israel has done plenty of reprehensible things and I'm not some Israel lover, but with that said here are some fun facts the mainstream liberal narrative probably hasnt told you:
Fun fact: The concept of Palestine was invented by the British Empire and originally included all of Jordan. So even if you just accept their identity which was invented in modern times, there is already a Palestinian state in the form of Jordan.
Fun fact: Arabs who were born in Israel in 1948 or earlier and all their descendants are fully recognised as Israeli citizens and have all the same rights as Jewish Israelis. All of the Palestinians who claim they live in an apartheid are actually just illegal immigrants from other Arab countries who claim Palestinian identity because it helps their victim narrative.
Fun fact: The Palestinian population continues to grow year after year, which seems awfully odd for a people undergoing genocide. If you want to see a real modern genocide look at the Uighur genocide where their birthrates immediately plummeted after the government policies were enacted to do this to them.
Honestly Gaza should just become part of Egypt, its the logical solution to this unending shitstorm but probably wont happen because of politics.
There are literally 5 times as many Palestinian”refugees” as when I was born. Some fucking genocide.
No one wants to take in Palestinians. They try to overthrow every government they infest.
I can’t name any supposedly dispossessed people who still play refugee 70 years after they “fled .”
Agree with everything except for the last. Gaza was already a part of Egypt. It birthed Yasser Arafat and George Habash. Better to integrate Gaza and West Bank and get them off of the UNWRA-to-child-soldier pipeline
All of your 'fun facts' are are pushed by the mainstream conservative media, which is no different in that it pushes a narrative that you have clearly fallen for.
Fun fact: The concept of modern-day Israel is not at all related to any Biblical or historical existence of a state consisting of Jews/Israeliates. In the same way that Putin is justifying the invasion of Ukraine under the guise of 'historical facts', modern day Israel has no claim over land that had belonged to the Arabs when the Brits were dividing up the region (in a very poor effort). Hence why there are many Jews that completely disregard the existence of modern day Israel as we know it.
Fun fact: Having the same rights does not equate to not suffering from systemic biases present within a system built by those who overrule the territory. In the same way that everyone in America is presumed to have the same rights in the court, there are many factors that cause certain groups to be at a disadvantage, and those who set up the systems to be advantaged.
Fun fact: A genocide can take decades to truly occur, its not a process that happens overnight and involves several different steps that aim to ostracise, exclude and weaken a populace. Israel's intelligence is not stupid enough to outright begin removing Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank, knowing that it'd force its Western allies to actually take action against it due to the expected pushback from the people if a full-blown genocide was to occur. However, it's a lot easier to excuse and hide the mass civilian casualties and lack of access to food and resources that Palestinians are suffering from as a result of this 'special military operation'.
Honestly Egypt wants nothing to do with Palestinians. They cause trouble everywhere they go.
Agree, but Egypt doesn't want Gaza. Egypt hates Palestinians and actually built a wall at the border with Gaza.
This is so well stated. Share, share, share! I am too many years out of the university environment to really understand what it's like for the people in it today as I suspect there have been significant changes in the last few years. I really appreciate your thoughts on this issue.
I had a discussion with my stepson about this last night and he said the same things, albeit less eloquently. It gives me hope that not all young people have lost the ability to think critically and logically.
My first real introduction to this issue was October 7th. Unlike these protestors, I decided to learn more about the history and the nature of both sides. I made the informed choice to support Israel in this conflict. For the protestors, feeling like they are fighting for justice is more important than actually fighting for justice.
i think your first sentence sums up why your opinion is wrong lol
Supporting Israel is supporting genocide at this late date
So you’re saying you’re still completely uninformed?
I’m saying I decided to learn more. Did you stop reading after the first sentence?
@@MrHayato-wi2sv no but you claiming you you support israel as an "informed choice" shows you aren't informed enough
Their violence is speech, your speech is violence.
take a look in the mirror
a little bit of common sense is an order, literally how?
@@LutongKambing I am describing their belief. I'm not saying it makes sense.
@@Alaric11A few people didn't get what you meant; you probably should have put it in quotes:
"Their violence is speech, your speech is violence"
to be clear.
@@Nogha12 nah. I rather they just use critical thinking.
Even in France we've been getting the same problem
Really? I follow several French IG accounts (je parle le français) and was encouraged by Iranian refugees who've been speaking up about it. I should read more news from France.
Yeah recently there's been some problems with the students of "Sciences Po" at the Sorbonne university. A lot of antisemitic slurs were said during protests and some students menaced. And of course they blocked the school so classes were canceled. What's scary is that those people are our future presidents and deputies.
@@Itsstuff7328I am French and he is lying his tits out. It’s true that there have been protests in French universities, probably inspired by the American ones. But people differentiate the Israel situations and the French of Jewish confessions… there was absolutely none antisemitic insults, just students sleeping outside and maybe some blocking
@@fiansobg Maybe. My boyfriend works for a university here in NYC, so his sympathies are very much about protecting the reputation of these schools. He says the same as you: it's not a big deal; they're just words; they haven't actually hurt anyone; any protest will have some bad actors, etc.
But you look at the messages and what they are ACTUALLY advocating for and as a J, it is extremely threatening.
@@Itsstuff7328 I assure you, Fiansobg is lying.
Islamists have an ENORMOUS part of Power in our Government.
In ALL schools and workplaces, you have 75% Muslims (Of the entire population, not 75% of Muslims, because there was only one Muslim girl that didn't celebrated the attacks.) that celebrated ALL terrorists attacks, both in France and beyond.
And yes, Antifa assault people on the streets, french women are being r*ped and french kids are being k*lled, and the medias are hiding all of it.
I am an American Israeli college student, it's not been an easy 7 months. I really appreciate your logical approach and breakdown of narrative vs fact.
Really enjoy these videos. You have a better education than me (I have no idea what normative judgement is) and can see the reality of these entitled "marginalized groups" being "powerless" great perspective here. You educate me, and help me to get a better understanding of the things you share in these videos. Thanks 😊
Everything you said is completely true. If I am being completely honest, the way they are treating Jewish students, professors, and citizens, makes me want to call them Nazis because they are acting just like the Nazis did back in the 1930s before the concentration camps were a thing. It's a harsh statement, however, it draws parallels with that time and their actions today.
Amazing and admirable Charlie! You articulated the situation spot on and I appreciate your clarity and insight into the way people have lost the plot! They are behaving insanely causing anguish and not helping at all. I look forward to seeing more of your stylish way of explaining truth versus false narratives and lies All the best 🙏❤❤🇬🇧🇮🇱🏴🏴🏴❤🙏
I really enjoy the way you talk and explain things. Glad your video popped up….subscribed!
I was very pleased to find your channel. This video is 100% spot on. Thank you for your intellect encourage to speak truth. Much respect to you.
I love the way you have so articulately explained these vital differences!!
You always, ALWAYS let them know waz up.
Just common sense.
Such a big brain and no one can dispute it!
Stay safe and much love...
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2:30 Honestly I think your pretty wrong on the genocide front. Its the first real one we've seen in some time. And yes, I do think Israel is systematically trying to exterminate what they consider their enemy and are not distinguishing combatants from civilians, and are using the whole attack on them as cover to justify this. They also knew about the attack before it happened and didn't stop it, and suspiciously these terrorists crossed all their boarders and more mysterious still, took them hours to respond to the incident. Longest response time in the history of Israels security. They wanted this to happen.
Netanyahu called this Israels 9/11. And while obviously overblown, hes kinda right in a sense. We knew the planes were coming, we diverted our military force, we didn't respond in time, then we used that as justification to invade another country and kill people who wern't even involved with the incident.
This is the first Genocide we've seen since like... Idk rowanda or something. Its a narrative, and a fact. Will they wipe them all out? Probably not. But they are going to kill a lot. They have targeted civilians maliciously, there is evidence of this. Video evidence mind you, drones blowing up citizens. You could say its bad AI programing but we all know thats a fking excuse and even if it were the case, what in gods name are they doing sending out AI they cannot control to kill people. Its blind incompetent rage or maliciousness. If its not genocide, its very very very clearly war crimes.
Im not Anti-Israel btw, honestly I think Muslim nations are more at fault in general. That is not the case here. Im not picking sides, Israel is just clearly doing something patently evil here. They feel justified in doing it. Hate begets hate.
Just about everything else Charlie is saying here I think is right
Lets be perfectly clear about something. BOTH sides are lying. There are no lines that won't be crossed in love and war. Israel is lying about the facts, Hamas is lying about the facts. There are many verifiable things we know about however, like Israel denying aid to starving people they forced out of their homes. You are the one with a warped perspective on this one
FYI, if it matters, im staunchly anti-woke. Its not my bias speaking here, if anything im more likely to be pro Israel. Both sides are in the wrong here, Israel is way way more in the wrong. Not a proportional response, killing many thousands for hundreds of their own. I get it though. Netanyahu is a piece of shit, but for the rest. I would gladly slaughter a million people with my own hands to save someone I loved. I get it. But they are in the wrong here.
As far as the protesters disrupting community members, they had to move locations in Los Angeles from USC in expo park to UCLA in westwood. One really obvious reason why they had move which anyone who is a "community member" or at least lives in this city can immediately see is this. You don't mess around in expo park, it's not a place you would want to be walking around at night. Westwood? Nothing happens there. The homeless living out there are majority elderly veterans because the VA building is there, they are less volatile than the homeless of downtown that are getting on and off the metro rail that runs through expo park. The police barricaded the protesters at USC in to the campus as sundown approached that 1st day and the protesters took this as police oppression. Which shows how little they know about their real life situation, had they walked out into the streets and tried disrupting that neighborhood it would not have ended peacefully. In westwood, that isn't so much a concern. The protest has been contained on that campus since and I expect it to stay like that for the foreseeable future. At least they aren't really bothering anybody way up in the hills...
My BEST FRIEND of 13 YEARS is Arab American. Her family is from Lebanon. I am 100% in support of Israel. 🇮🇱 she refuses to denounce Hamas. She supports them, in fact. She is on the side of Hamas. I’ve tried to speak with her about it but it doesn’t do ANY good. She’s not an evil person so WHY does she support evil? Because they’re Muslim? We can’t talk about it to say the least.
Islam is poison
Protect this man at all costs
Love wheh you drop a video. Always a voice of reason.
Respectfully you are wrong on this issue. You disqualified yourself from the beginning by stating you are not a foreign policy expert, so how can you have any legs to stand on compared to the students you are criticizing?
Facts exactly just love to talk 🙄😕
@@kevonedon6872 I've seen you reply to every comment against this guy, the amount of copium you're on is astounding
That's a non-issue.
if he states he is not a foreign policy expert, and we know from basic observation that the students are not either (from their blatantly wrong and erroneous claims and reasonings), what is the relevance of disqualifying him?
Who cares about "legs to stand on" anyway. Dispute his "facts" instead. Anyone can state a fact, and their credibility need not be taken into account when discerning the truth (NOT likelihood) of the "facts" which they state.
Idiotic comment.
@@DrMelonPug The brainrot among these people is astounding. I knew I'd find some in the comments, but not to this degree.
@@abceckswhyzee7169 Fact is Israel is a colonized land, with most the jewish population being descendant from European jews who moved there in the last 70 years. Fact is without US intervention, the Israeli state would not be tenable in the region where they have made enemies of all their neighbors. Fact is that the Israeli government is just as authoritarian as Saudi Arabia when it comes to press freedom, marriage laws, and racial segregation.
Welcome to the adult world. Those of us who are adults and can think like an adult often find ourselves wondering just what the F are those kids doing!
It's insane to me how you chose to disregard important discussion by labelling it as 'narrative', because apparently all decisions involving human lives should be based on the 'facts'? 'Facts' that are pushed by the media, that are being discussed and debated in real time. We are witnessing history, and yet you choose to finalise the information surrounding this tragedy of a conflict as conclusive.
What I don't understand is why you choose to focus on the minority of people who genuinely support Hamas, and then cultivate a 'narrative' that apparently all protestors are basically brainwashed terrorism supporters. There is evidence of civilians being intentionally killed by the IDF, and people rightfully should be able to protest this, especially when their own well-earned money is being spent through taxes to fund the state of Israel.
And finally that segment of the video where you said 'neo-marxist, anti-imperialist woke ideology'. Jesus christ, man. When you first began this channel, you obviously had pre-existing stances and views that you formulated and shared through videos that encouraged civil discussion in the comment section. I think the virality of those videos gave you a bit of an ego, in which you now seem to parrot buzzwords and very one-dimensional views promoted by the likes of organisations like Dailywire, which would be willing to call anything 'woke' to ensure their viewers don't click off of their video.
It's sad to see you've become so emotional, and have adopted a 'higher than thee' attitude in the process.
It's because he's became a partisan and supports whatever his party does, even if it means being a hypocrite.
@@gabemissouri That's the unfortunate situation at hand. The first couple of videos had undertones that definitely leaned towards the centre/right-wing, which is absolutely fine, as those views are important in holding other political movements to account (as seen in his discussion on the BLM). However, the increase in this almost 'preacher' attitude in his recent videos makes him look less like a critical thinker sharing his views on the world, and more like he's trying to build up a resume of videos to show the Dailywire who he hopes give him a show.
@@markkuminov9772 Agreed, I liked his old videos. I just hate how he's being a hypocrite. I also hate the fact that he labels anyone protesting our government shipping weapons to Isreal(which has supplied weapons to apertied south Africa as well as supplying the Serbians with their weapons during the bosnian genocide) as "woke". If he and people like him are really America First, then why are they supporting our government spending Billions of Taxdollars shipping weapons to Isreal. It's just pure hypocrisy, honestly.
Kind of insane how he says a lot of somewhat-sensible things but then suddenly sneaks in "it is a fact that there is no evidence that Israel is systematically targeting civilians" without any elaboration on this point.
@@yekkub9425 Because he is becoming / has become a narrative grifter. This video screams with the "facts don't care about your feelings" energy, but only with facts related to one side of the conflict. I can't help but wonder if a decade down the line Israel is hypothetically found guilty of committing war crimes and genocide, will he accept that as a fact? Or will this judgement be a result of the 'woke marxists' and their 'narrative'?
Great video, very well spoken and concise.
Another banger. Thank you for bringing a great take on this.
I thought this was parody for about a minute. Free Palestine!
Finally a young person who actually knows the difference 🙌
You make narratives seem like a bad thing, when they're just stories. The key is the evidence backing up the story. You yourself are pushing a narrative, just one you have the evidence to back up.
Narratives are bad when they are meant to manipulate people. The free-p narrative is made for two purposes: primarily to advocate for the eradication of Israel, secondarily to distrust J as lying or suspicious, and with a secret intent toward world domination.
These are not good narratives to spread. Don't you agree?
@@Itsstuff7328or maybe ppl are just protesting against the oppression, the stolen lands and the hundred of thousands killed by the terrorist state of Israel dummy
I am genuinely terrified of the future of our country rn.
When the world needed him most, he returned! Great video!
God bless you sir. I am a 72 year old man, Jewish by birth, spiritual but not religious, & what I see going on at our campuses is so beyond words I can’t express it, but you have, and so intelligently. Thank you so much for your voice, your brain, and your energy.
What's ur opinion on the tens of thousands of women and child assasssinated by the terrorist state of Israel?
you are so articulate, calm, and rational. this was one of the rare video that spoke from both logic AND empathy
A clear, concise and rational statement......you must have avoided the American university experience. Well done, lad.
"Narrative is fact and fact is narrative." Spot on!
ehhhhh I dunno about this one bro .... usually you're pretty over the Target BUT on this one .... 'Don't believe your lying eyes ...'
Imo, the terrible (yes it’s awful) things we’re seeing are consistent with what happens in a war (idk any war where civilians don’t die, hospitals and schools get decimated etc). Genocide is sth different - i haven’t seen any actual evidence that the IDF is purposefully killing Palestinian civilians with genocidal intent. If you have anything that shows such intent,(and not from a news source that is making an obvious spin) i’m open to it
@@chinitocharlieyou are a very articulate and reasonable young man. Not sure if you have heard of Amir Tsarfati, he’s an Israeli Christian and he shows a lot of what is happening in Israel. I think what our American protestors want to toss out, is that Israel was the victim of an attack, the atrocities dome to women and children that day, and to those still being held…. how that can be overlooked and Israel expected to take it on the chin? Israel goes out of their way time and again to warn any civilians and give time to evacuate before drooping any bombs, phone calls, flyers, audible warnings. That really impressed upon me, how the desire is not to harm anyone who may be innocent. The terrorists hide within and under hospitals and schools. They put their people in harms way purposely. Yet Israel is the “bad” guy? The terrorists went in killing the Israelis who were closest to them, working with them, most compassionate “social justice minded” folks, if you will, and yet that mattered not to the terrorists.
Pastor Brandon Holthaus has had some troops inside the Israeli military talk via zoom to give updates as they could. The things they describe having seen be done to their citizens. Truly an act of evil.
God bless! So glad you don’t drink the kool aid young man!
@@melissab7777 I like how you don't address the fact Israel bombed a christian church in gaza.
@@chinitocharlierandom bit of info, my granddad was a rear gunner on Lancasters in WW2 he was on the bombing runs over Dresden, he was an old man and I was a know it all 19 year old and I remember him crying after we got into an argument about war, this was when trident was at Greenham common. He told me if I had seen the horror of what he had been part of in the name of war I would be a little more informed about the geopolitical history of the world, it helps to understand the biases of those who write the story. Vis a vis the Middle East we have two groups who are fighting for supremacy of a piece of land instead of agreeing to share it. There is fault on both sides, but I suppose if someone punched me on the nose and then told me they’d do it again I think I would go all out to stop them. Also I do think people forget that Hamas are the elected majority party, although as far as I am aware they haven’t had elections since they won in 2006. But again that another very nuanced topic.
You are a very brillant and sensible young man. Every single college student should watch you channel. Thank you for this.
It’s a probable genocide based on the International Criminal Court’s ruling. You should read something other than “articles” if you want to be informed on such matters. Read the ICC ruling. This video comes off as silly and poorly informed.
Thank you keyboard warrior
@@chinitocharlieThank you keyboar-ACK!
@@chinitocharlieThe ICC has officially ordered isreal to halt their invasion of Rafah.
Thank you so much, Charlie! You are spot on!!
Love Charlie’s sensibility, courage and confidence
Charlie I love the way you analyze things! Good job, keep it up!
I don't like this video, I LOVE it.
11/10
This is, in all seriousness, one of the more powerful videos on youtube. It hit so many nails on their respective heads, and it doesn't just apply to [current thing], it applies to almost all things. I make no jest when I say I favorited this video.