It truly sucks being terminally online, I hope whoever reads this realizes that your mental health and attention isn't worth giving for random people online and influencers, you have a whole life to live to worry about stuff people want you to be worried about Every time you feel like you are in despair please remember these things, they help me calm myself: -Remember what you are, a mere homosapiens sapiens living on planet earth -Remember where you live, in the real world, in your home (hopefully), not in a toxic online circus -Remember who you are, what your desires are, your hopes, your dreams, your passions, even if you think they don't matter or don't think you have them, simple desires like playing videogames, watching shows, eating tasty food, etc, they all matter Seek growth, and peace!
it's wild how even these so-called activists don't realize how hamas has completely interwoven themselves into the fabric of civilian population, and basically using them as a meat shield. and they come whining and crying when they get attacked in war. IN WAR. where both sides of the war dies. and they still support this demented terrorist group run by religious extremists. unbelievable.
Lets not dunk on her too much, there is not shame in not knowing, only in not wanting to know, I think there is a good chance that this person can be saved, its gonna take self reflection but it doesn't seem impossible.
@@penguinmonk7661 Oh Yeah 100 percent. The very fact she had the capability of asking what NYU is doing instead of just making up something on the spot already puts her leagues ahead of the common pathological liar.
No you’re wrong, according to psychology those who know very little about a topic believe they know everything and even more than those who know most about the topic, when you get a basic understanding of the topic you go from believing you know everything to believing you know almost nothing because you realize how unbelievably complex and big the topic is, I don’t remember the theory’s named after the two psychology professors, it’s not something new it’s human nature unfortunately
@@kimmogensen4888 you're literally agreeing with him lol... unless you took issue with "the problem with TODAY's world," as this isn't merely an issue with people today but with human nature itself.
You do know they cherrypick only the dumbest people they interview, right? Falling for this ragebait is like falling for the "hurr Americans are dumb" videos where they quiz 100 Americans, find 2 that are absolute idiots, then pretend all Americans are represented by those 2.
I watched a Konstantin Kisin vid a few months back where he attended a few Pro-Palestine marches in London to see what they were like. In one protest, there was a college-aged man holding a 'We need a Socialist Intifada' sign. When Kisin asked him about it, the man admitted that he didn't understand what the sign actually meant. He said "There was a guy back there handing these out, so I just took one." At the end of the vid, Kisin concluded that the protests actually weren't as crazy or irrational as he thought they would be, but it revealed there a LOT of young, impressionable, naive (but usually well-meaning) people attending them who don't understand the core issues - they just want to feel like they're doing something good or that they're part of something bigger than themselves. They're directionless and easily manipulated.
I, someone who won't be protesting for either side, at least think I know why their whole protest movement was started. Its insane that you would go to a protest without knowing why you are protesting, as at that point its just ringing hollow, and shows how little you truly care about the issue.
@@darkraiking680 She does know why she's protesting - she's showing support for Palestine (ignoring the semantic arguments about whether or not there is a Palestine at all, of course). I really don't think Asmon is that smart - supporting an idea is the point of a protest, but movements still have leaders negotiating on their behalf. It would be insanity to expect everyone on the pickets of a union worker protest to understand all the nuances of paid parental, sick, holiday leave etc... but they understand the union is working for their benefit. Ask them 'what do you want' and they'd say "we're here to get paid what we deserve", which is functionally the same as this woman saying "I'm here to support Palestine and get NYU to stop... doing whatever it's doing." This isn't hard to understand, but it's hard to understand how 2d Asmon's thinking is.
_"[…] and demanding that NYU stops... [buffering sound] I honestly don't know what NYU _*_is_*_ doing."_ - Girl was *_this_* close to having an epiphany.
@@SomeOne-uh8ox Yeah I agree, but that's a completely different point than saying it's ironic to be at a place of learning and not knowing about a topic.
Regardless of this video, Tbh its a good thing to say that youre not educated about something instead of pretending to know, that is one of the thing they teach us about in medical school
@@hihii3263 agree it's always good to say when you don't know something. However in this situation it is incredibly silly at best and down right moronic at worst. Imagine joining a college club and they all wanted to go out and walk around campus while wearing German WW2 uniforms and a guy comes up and asks, "Why are you here? What are you supporting?" And you answer "Idk, I'm just here to support the cause" 💀 Point is you should know what you are supporting, don't ever believe these people would give you the grace of "at least they were honest!"
Remind me of a zoom meeting and everyone talking about taking a jab. I was forced to take it despite knowing how bad it is. Why? Because everyone is doing it and they require the the stamp for it. It's the most "NPC things ever because I know lots of people in the meeting just hesitate but they have no choice and not even willing to risk to stand out to talk about it (like me).
@@sirweebs2914 He meant the Covid "vaccine" and good question, at that point I would just say what I think and live with the consequences. The jab is not worth your dignity in my opinion.
People ask why the German people fell for Nazism. Most people just go with the flow. Asking questions is hard, because it might result in social ostracism.
As a german this is a rly rly dumb take on Nazism. Not that ppl tend to behave in observable patterns while acting in groups. But describing the rise of Nazism with ''ppl went with the flow'' is unbeliveble stupid
@@bjorni9977Of course the way the Nazis rose into power wasn't that simple, there was some terrible people but very skilled working many years to take control over the country
Its what they teach these brainlets in school. Theres a reason they dont put subtitles on hitlers speeches - people might start thinking! @@bjorni9977
@@bjorni9977oh but he is right. BTW if it hadn't been fascism it would have been a from of communism. Most of you have 0 clue that the founder of modern fascism was a socialist and adored marx.
they did it cause they cared about their destroyed nation after ww1 and full of juice perversion like the first trans clinic in berlin by a juice doctor, they tried to save the word from this
"Why are we here?" Because you want to fit in and your entire self worth is derived from echoing the thoughts of those you seek approval from. Not only losers, dangerous losers.
its not that deep bro, sometimes people feel like being apart of something. the same thing could be said about you echoing the thoughts and opinions of your favorite streamer asmongold
The History of the imaginary Palestinian state: 1. Before Israel there was a British Mandate, not a Palestinian state 2. Before the British Mandate, it was the Ottoman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 3. Before the Ottoman Empire Was the Islamic State of the Mamluks of Egypt, not a Palestinian state. 4. Before the Islamic State of the Mamluks from Egypt, the Arab-Kurdish Empire was the Ayyubid, not a Palestinian state. 5. Before the Ayyubid Empire was the Frankish and Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem, not a Palestinian state. 6. Before the Kingdom of Jerusalem was the Umayyad and Fatimid empire, not a Palestinian state. 7. Before the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, the Byzantine Empire was not a Palestinian state. 8. Before the Byzantine Empire, there were Sassanids, not a Palestinian state. 9. Before the Sassanid Empire was the Byzantine Empire, not a Palestinian state. 10. Before the Byzantine Empire was the Roman Empire, not a Palestinian state. 11. Before the Roman Empire it was a Hasmonean state, not a Palestinian state. 12. Before the Hasmonean state was the Seleucid, not a Palestinian state. 13. Before the Seleucid Empire was the Empire of Alexander, not a Palestinian state. 14. Before Alexander's empire it was the Persian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 15. Before the Persian Empire was the Babylonian Empire, not a Palestinian state. 16. Before the Babylonian Empire were the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, not a Palestinian state. 17. Before the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, there was no kingdom of Israel in the kingdom of Israel, not a Palestinian state. 18. Before the Kingdom of Israel, the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel was not a Palestinian state. 19. Before the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, there was an accumulation of independent Canaanite city-kingdoms, not a Palestinian state. 20. In fact, in this plot of land kingdoms fell and fell .. But there was never a true Palestinian state or a people.
@@VColossalV It's pretty damn different. Back in the 20s and 30s Poland didn't send over thousands of rockets into german cities in order to provoke the war and atrocities in 39. And as far as I know the situation in the west bank is bad, but nowhere near WW2 occupied Poland levels of bad.
@@beefchampion2792 Who said anything about the West Bank? There shouldn't be any atrocities there, Hamas has no control there. Atrocities from Israel didn't begin after October 7th, they've been going on for a long, long time. Long before Hamas.
@@VColossalV wtf are you talking? Who killed 1200 Jews? Who still hasn't given up? Who said it would destroy the whole Israel and kill all the Jews? Hamas, majority of palestinians and hamas officials . You're talking nonsense.
@@stew3216 I agree with you that we can't know everything and can learn everything today via the internet. But what I have a problem with is the fact that they are protesting even though they have no knowlegde what exactly they are protesting against even though we live in a world were people (at least in developed countries) have the posibility to inform themselves about any topic at least shallow in a matter of hours. Instead they are doing what they are doing on Twitter just in IRL: shouting their oppinion out loud so you can't overhear them.
I’d really recommend everyone read “the true believer” by Eric Hoffer, it makes their actions make sense, they are so desperate to be in something that matters, to join a mass movement, that they don’t even care what their movement is, so long as they feel like they’re making a difference, it’s kinda sad 💀
That's why I feel like conscription should be brought back. Twelve weeks of basic training to teach everyone the lesson that we're all another brick in the wall and "Don't be that guy"
@@reubensandwich9249I agree to an extent, but remove women from the military completely. They are a distraction and don't belong there. They should desire nothing but God, family, working hard, and their biological feminine roles.
Yup. At least in the Vietnam protest era, the kids were protesting being sent to die in a stupid, unwinnable war overseas. These pukes, it's just the cause du jour or something.
It was an easy answer. Israel is committing genocide and has been abusing the people of Palestine for almost a century. If you want to get into the details research the history of zionism and the region. It will take you a while but you will get there. It is long and complicated but Israel is in the wrong and always has been. We live in a modern world now where you cannot just do what they are doing.
I've watched this 10 times now, it's the honesty that makes this so weird and leaves me with so many questions. The effort alone to be there, yet not knowing at all why you're there. All the other things you could be doing before this is the next thing on your list. Genuinely, truly, I am puzzled / intrigued for the reasoning behind it and yet also feel sad about the likelihood that there isn't any reasoning.
Simple, a few years ago we began phasing into a world of satire while the girls in the video are natives. Our brains remember logic and reason so cannot comprehend facing a reality where the Onion is the most accurate news source.
Same here i Ontario, Canada. Not too far.. Entitled and privileged are the words they use? Definitely.. lol There shoupd be an IQ or similar test for voters in North America. Honestly.. Fit to Vote!? or similar idea.
"Cattle have rings in their noses to assist handlers in controlling potentially dangerous animals with minimal risk of injury. The nose ring exerts stress on one of the most sensitive parts of the animal, helping to control bulls, which can be powerful and unpredictable, especially during handling."
Edit: I want to clarify something... this comment was meant as a stupid joke with only a half-truth and simplifying complex topic issues. Thanks for reading my update. ------------------------------------------------------------ This is why people complaining about universities costing so much is so important. You have a person that goes to uni, that decides in their mind to go to a specific place for a specific situation, without ever wondering if she should or even why she would do it. This is the most literal "NPC" thing ever. It's terrible and we need to fix it asap. This person later on becomes a doctor or your lawyer. It's not a joke.
lets be real these people would drop out and fail the classes in med school because they are too dumb to understand the material. These students are 100% there just to party and socialize
these people aren't becoming doctors or lawyers they are too stupid to pass classes for these certifications. They are at these universities just to party and socialize
I think it is more of a social pressure kind thing. You hear from all sides about this really bad thing and then suddenly you get thrust into a situation where you can do something about this bad thing, so you do it without thinking and any kind of preparation. She jut needs to wisen up a bit and start thinking more critically. Social media is like when your drunken aunt starts telling her "facts" that she heard from her friends. You should take it with a grain of salt. Btw, every doctor and lawyer was probably a stupid teenager at some point. You can only hope that maturing fixes that
as someone whos dated ppl with septum piercing, they often have nothing of value to say/do/think. my last ex gf did nothing but eat, watch Disney cartoons, and fall for social/race propaganda despite having a fetish for cops 5 years ago.
It was so perfect, it was as if it was scripted... Turning over to the next person to ask what nyu is doing and they just say "I wish I was more educated" with the chants going on in the background is honestly comedy gold
@@Eridu Isn't scripted, she has the nose ring and she looks like every other braindead liberal I have seen many of these people act like this in their liberal groups.
Some.has no idea or just folowing the crowds....but ia least they know deep in the hrart that they standig on the RIGHT SIDE! HUMANITY SIDE!! ...FREEDOM.FOR.PALESTIINE ! 🇺🇸🇵🇸
I can EASILY tell you the goal of that protest: To get on camera and show the world what a benevolent and obedient acolyte I am. Someone, please, recognize my faith as I spread the gospel! That's what it is.
This all reminds me of a book, I believe it’s called “The Wave” by Todd Strasser, that we read back in high school. Won’t spoil the whole plot but it’s basically our nationwide issue isolated to a single school. Has all the trademark “young people have a deep desire to be a part of something meaningful, or to fit in” that is very human, and how a lack of critical thought in combination can lead the ignorant wildly out of control or down a dark path if led by a bad actor and how difficult it is to see: how far they’ve gone down the path and the destination that lies ahead.
Ugh... I mean yeah, I guess. I have one and made shit tons of mistakes in my life, but I hate how septum piercing has become synonymous with idiotic takes.
Do you know who girls in the video are? Are they actually protesting or just making fun of the protesters? Why would you immediately believe this? Please be more critical of the stuff you see on the Internet from both sides.
@@gabuks1 humans and critical thinking usually is antithetical. they prefer likeable opinions from others instead of working towards an own conclusion.
Literal NPCs, they got recruited for a side quest with a line of dialogue and another player asked them a question they didn't have a programmed answer for.
Something that a lot of people don’t realize is that yeah, they’re university students but they aren’t just any university students. They’re Columbia students and Columbia is an Ivy League school. So keep in mind, that these are supposed to be some of the smartest students in the country.
Nobody actually believes ivy league schools are better. They're just more expensive and seen as prestigious because lile any other brand today, they're riding the coattails of prior generations
This is going on at most if not all the Ivy League schools as well as many other big name schools. All it does is demonstrate how they are no longer bastions of academia and instead are coasting on their historical reputation to rake in as much money as possible. Academia is the right setting for radical progressive thought (theoretically) because that’s where those ideas can be challenged on their merits and exposed as shams by actual intellectuals. What’s happened though is (not unlike a certain global event from 2020) the idea (virus) escaped the classrooms (containment) into the real world and the rest of the institution. This didn’t happen recently however, this has been going on for decades as plenty of the so-called intellectuals they employ carry some of the first strains that escaped. They and their peers just spread it over time. What we are currently seeing is a variant.
I smirked when the woman said she didn't know but completely lost it when the camera panned to the woman next to her and she didn't know either. How can you take these people seriously? It's like something out of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
@@emaankhairy2283 I don't give a fuck about either right now, my grocery bill is up 50% since 2020 and the price of a 1 BR apartment is up by like $600 a month. Fix problems at home first.
@@emaankhairy2283 As an Israeli who tried my best to understand the history of this conflict, i strongly believe that if someone can just pick a side and be in favor of Israel or Palestine, that person probably doesn't know or understand much about the history of Israel and Palestine...
@@AndreyKrichevsky There's not much to understand there bro.Just search nakba & you'll find the horrendous sh*t your ancestors have done.I'll admit at the start it was hard to understand but i think isr**l is at a point where they think nothing can harm them so they're letting it lose....
I can't believe this isn't scripted. I don't doubt there are people like this between the people protesting, but presenting it like this on camera would be a great way to ridicule the protests.
It’s almost pathetic that these people aren’t able to differentiate reality from bs until you sit back and think, why wouldn’t they believe this? It’s coming from a source they should be able to trust smh it’s the human thing to do. My sympathy..
This has been a lot of protesters even when I was a student many years ago. I remember being in class and some people talking about protests going on hours away in a different city and they had no idea what it was about either just that it "would be cool to be part of it and say we did something about it." etc etc 😂
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they probably see it as a good thing that they have no idea what they're supporting such misguided passion, think what they could achieve if they had a real cause
this is like twitter user gathering together and argue and fighting about something, except this time they have no chance of looking at comment or any image to figure out what are they arguing about.
Naaah don't worry about it too much, this stuff has been happening for like 2000 years, we just have social media now so it gets found out about more often. Most people see a protest and go. "YOOOO! LETS GET IN ON THIS SHIT I WANNA BE PISSED OFF TOO!"
She got the nose ring and let it guide her from there. Maybe that's what the blue hair is all about, like peacocking to attract someone to tell them how to think, so they can hop on the social justice express.
@VColossalV Protests don't actually do anything. Successful movements are always accomplished top down. "The Populist Delusion" by Neema Parvini is a good book, check it out homie.
@@Kwisatz-Chaderach Peer pressure of politicians is and always has worked, throughout history. Many cases of this. Turns out that politicians might not actually care about the cause, but they *might* care that they aren't getting votes because they hold an unpopular position. Trust their greed. Trust their desire for power. You are objectively wrong.
People are, by and large, a school of fish. They have no idea why they’re zigging or zagging, only that they’re supposed to when the rest do. Then up comes the whale from down below….
TBF this is not the level of education a college is preparing you with, these kids were set up for failure long before this. Critical thinking skills is like... well shit, my dad taught me those.
@@XiaolinDraconis while I agree critical thinking starts at home. It doesn't excuse you of your actions if one is devoid of that ability, especially a college student.
I always knew college was a scam They always wanted to put you in debt while brainwashing you to prepare for the New World Order Literal 1984 citizen factories...
@@testakleseI like Gundam he just doesn't really make enough detractor content for me to consider him my favorite. He's the one that introduced me to dsp though. I'd heard about the fappening when it happened but never looked any deeper than that.
College girls can't resist a good slogan and chance to "look good" with their peers 😂 Chanting with a crowd is more appealing than standing up in a real dangerous situation.
This is a huge problem on both sides of the political spectrum. The overwhelming majority of Americans know nothing about the conflict in Ukraine or anywhere in the middle east, yet almost all of them have strong opinions about it. I know almost nothing about any of it, which is why I don't have strong opinions about it.
This describes just about most student protesters i came across in my lifetime. Most will have next to no clue what it's all about. Many will "know" the wrong things. A few actually know what they're doing there. It's mostly "i wanna look cool and counter-culture". Sadly, counter-culture is just being contrarian for the most part, not whether or not opposing the culture is a good thing or not.
Go to a pro-Palestine rally with pro-Palpatine t-shirts and slogans lol. "The dark side is just misunderstood, it's OBVIOUS the rebels are really just terrorists!"
"So, why are you here?"
"Extra credit"
"It's trendy & hip~"
"So I can virtue -signal on social-media!
Extra trendy credit lol
@@ricardohoang8452 You're laughing, but such things are documented.
more like social credit
"I don't know why I'm angry, but someone told me I should be."
Social Media in a nutshell.
Real life Butters
"DOWN WITH THIS SORT OF THING!"
It truly sucks being terminally online, I hope whoever reads this realizes that your mental health and attention isn't worth giving for random people online and influencers, you have a whole life to live to worry about stuff people want you to be worried about
Every time you feel like you are in despair please remember these things, they help me calm myself:
-Remember what you are, a mere homosapiens sapiens living on planet earth
-Remember where you live, in the real world, in your home (hopefully), not in a toxic online circus
-Remember who you are, what your desires are, your hopes, your dreams, your passions, even if you think they don't matter or don't think you have them, simple desires like playing videogames, watching shows, eating tasty food, etc, they all matter
Seek growth, and peace!
That's the left in general yes
That’s an Ivy league college kid. And a voter.
So sad.
it's wild how even these so-called activists don't realize how hamas has completely interwoven themselves into the fabric of civilian population, and basically using them as a meat shield.
and they come whining and crying when they get attacked in war.
IN WAR. where both sides of the war dies.
and they still support this demented terrorist group run by religious extremists.
unbelievable.
Thankfully bipartisan unending support for Israel rightfully supersedes voting ballots
Know what's even worse? The fact that you are a voter.
@srdjan455 Want to know something worse? The fact that you are a voter, lord help us all.
@@srdjan455that’s your response? What is this kindergarten?
She's SO CLOSE to being just self-aware enough to reach sapience.
Lets not dunk on her too much, there is not shame in not knowing, only in not wanting to know, I think there is a good chance that this person can be saved, its gonna take self reflection but it doesn't seem impossible.
@@penguinmonk7661 Oh Yeah 100 percent.
The very fact she had the capability of asking what NYU is doing instead of just making up something on the spot already puts her leagues ahead of the common pathological liar.
NYU student, "I'm not educated"
"I'm not either!" LOL 🤣🤣🤣
Bruh 😂
That’s the smartest thing I’ve heard someone say online.
I think people are so used to morons pretending to know everything they don’t even realize it’s a good thing when people say “I don’t know”.
She said she was from Columbia, no?
Well, y'know what, at least the humbleness is refreshing and honest.
We're just here, you know, supporting, you know, the current thing.
I've noticed that the neon-haired wokesters seem to love Hamas 😂 Makes it easy to root for Israel
Get mad at the thing, that's doin' the thing lmao
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 if people with coloured hair make it easy to root for 15000 dead children idk where u got ur morals from
@@subifyouhatetiktokandreddit234 being invested in a thousand year old ethnic war on the other side of the world is silly
Go sports!
"The problem with today's world is the ignorant ones are full of confidence and the reasonable ones are full of doubts"
No you’re wrong, according to psychology those who know very little about a topic believe they know everything and even more than those who know most about the topic, when you get a basic understanding of the topic you go from believing you know everything to believing you know almost nothing because you realize how unbelievably complex and big the topic is, I don’t remember the theory’s named after the two psychology professors, it’s not something new it’s human nature unfortunately
@@kimmogensen4888 Dunning-Kruger effect.
@@kimmogensen4888 I belive his first comment is actually picturing what you are describing perfectly though.
@@xantes0174 yeh 100% lol
@@kimmogensen4888 you're literally agreeing with him lol... unless you took issue with "the problem with TODAY's world," as this isn't merely an issue with people today but with human nature itself.
That nose ring shouting:"furious as a bull, dumb as a cow"
Isn't that your moms slogan?
At least they say something in public and not behind keyboard
@@angelrasch they say something ignorant in public, while this guy using a keyboard is speaking facts. Nice try
At least cows don't talk
@@Nov-5062 Your mom talks plenty
I mean I respect how chill and honest she is. They usually just start screaming.
I don't think she's honest, just too stupid too even try to lie.
thanks for reminding me of the cringe scene where they screamed at gamergate -_-
aka "useful idiots"
Yup. Ignorant, confused blathering is slightly more tolerable than ignorant, confused hot-headed screaming.
@@caldex1557link?
Angry enough to go protest in the streets
Not angry enough to read
she looked chill
not sure what this comment implies. if i'm seething the last thing i wanna do is read something
If you truly hate something you learn all about it.
@@FJness most atheists know the bible front to back, and still miss the message.
@@H3KZoGoN so do most christians....
Idiocracy was supposed to be a parody, not a documentary.
You do know they cherrypick only the dumbest people they interview, right? Falling for this ragebait is like falling for the "hurr Americans are dumb" videos where they quiz 100 Americans, find 2 that are absolute idiots, then pretend all Americans are represented by those 2.
I watched a Konstantin Kisin vid a few months back where he attended a few Pro-Palestine marches in London to see what they were like. In one protest, there was a college-aged man holding a 'We need a Socialist Intifada' sign. When Kisin asked him about it, the man admitted that he didn't understand what the sign actually meant. He said "There was a guy back there handing these out, so I just took one."
At the end of the vid, Kisin concluded that the protests actually weren't as crazy or irrational as he thought they would be, but it revealed there a LOT of young, impressionable, naive (but usually well-meaning) people attending them who don't understand the core issues - they just want to feel like they're doing something good or that they're part of something bigger than themselves. They're directionless and easily manipulated.
Southpark Studios really upped the visual quality
Shiiiieeeet I've never seen a South Park episode with LIVE actors before!
@@DarkSackOfficial fun fact, it has actually happened a few times... the most direct example is at the end of grounded vindaloop
@@twocows360 Fun fact, sarcasm on the internet exists... and is really nuanced
@@z_0968 So is he making fun of the OP for supposedly not knowing about the live actors, or what's the "nuanced sarcasm" we're dealing with here?
They just went meta at this point and write the reality it self.
Literally unironically, unscripted, asked, on camera "why are we protesting?"
The mental health epidemic is literally out of control.
american never know voting for leftard will make this country down to the dirt
I, someone who won't be protesting for either side, at least think I know why their whole protest movement was started. Its insane that you would go to a protest without knowing why you are protesting, as at that point its just ringing hollow, and shows how little you truly care about the issue.
Are we putting 'being stupid' under the header of mental health now?
@@darkraiking680 They are protesting to virtue signal. Thats women for you.
@@darkraiking680 She does know why she's protesting - she's showing support for Palestine (ignoring the semantic arguments about whether or not there is a Palestine at all, of course).
I really don't think Asmon is that smart - supporting an idea is the point of a protest, but movements still have leaders negotiating on their behalf. It would be insanity to expect everyone on the pickets of a union worker protest to understand all the nuances of paid parental, sick, holiday leave etc... but they understand the union is working for their benefit.
Ask them 'what do you want' and they'd say "we're here to get paid what we deserve", which is functionally the same as this woman saying "I'm here to support Palestine and get NYU to stop... doing whatever it's doing."
This isn't hard to understand, but it's hard to understand how 2d Asmon's thinking is.
_"[…] and demanding that NYU stops... [buffering sound] I honestly don't know what NYU _*_is_*_ doing."_ - Girl was *_this_* close to having an epiphany.
When your character goes for the side quest, without reading any of the context
Damn that's stupid 😂😂
99% of the people protesting there probably couldn't even find Palestine on a map
Would be pretty difficult since Palestine is not on most world maps.
@@mvximus3188 it means something, but i get the distinct feeling you don't actually know what.
@@xenolithic9691 It literally is smoothbrain
in their defense, its not on the map. oof
I mean....it isn't on most maps. Not really saying much here
"I wish I was more educated" they say while protesting in a college campus. Oh the irony!
Still masked IN OPEN AIR in 2024. These people are next level crazy.
It's okay to be ignorant sometimes, it just means you don't know about something. There's always more for us to learn.
@@stew3216and it is not ok to demonstrate for something and u don’t know why
@@SomeOne-uh8ox Yeah I agree, but that's a completely different point than saying it's ironic to be at a place of learning and not knowing about a topic.
I have a feeling that these girls are paid actors...
"Do you know what a useful idiot is?"
They have forgotten how to fight for their beliefs, so they instead have decided to fight for a side.
Q: So, why are you protesting?
A: ........I'm a sheep.
I said beep beep i'm a sheep
They find 2 random people who just happen to be there with some friends, please bffr your iq is half theirs
Leftists = 🐑
These are the people that see a giant headline and instantly they follow everything the headline says. Governments could never be prouder😂
Yea, it's staged for views 100%. Even indigenous people on a remote island know what's going on between Israel and Palestine. 😮
University student "I'm not educated", yeah sounds about right.
Regardless of this video, Tbh its a good thing to say that youre not educated about something instead of pretending to know, that is one of the thing they teach us about in medical school
@@hihii3263, I wish they thought that in religious schools
@@hihii3263I wish Asmon knew that.
@@someangrypotato7197”I don’t know what I don’t know.” - Asmongold
@@hihii3263 agree it's always good to say when you don't know something. However in this situation it is incredibly silly at best and down right moronic at worst.
Imagine joining a college club and they all wanted to go out and walk around campus while wearing German WW2 uniforms and a guy comes up and asks, "Why are you here? What are you supporting?" And you answer "Idk, I'm just here to support the cause" 💀
Point is you should know what you are supporting, don't ever believe these people would give you the grace of "at least they were honest!"
Then they wonder why they can't find work after college
these are literally the same people who would have joined the Nazis.
or would have alerted the gestapo
the same exact people
I'm not surprised they don't know, I'm surprised they're just saying that out loud.
Remind me of a zoom meeting and everyone talking about taking a jab. I was forced to take it despite knowing how bad it is.
Why? Because everyone is doing it and they require the the stamp for it.
It's the most "NPC things ever because I know lots of people in the meeting just hesitate but they have no choice and not even willing to risk to stand out to talk about it (like me).
It's just hasbara. Pro-Palestine know what they are protesting for and if you don't that means that you're just living under a rock
@@johnwong5317 Live healthy and trust your body to clean up the mess. It's capable of amazing things if you give it what it needs.
@@johnwong5317 what is a jab, and why do you let anyone force you to do anything?
@@sirweebs2914
He meant the Covid "vaccine" and good question, at that point I would just say what I think and live with the consequences. The jab is not worth your dignity in my opinion.
People ask why the German people fell for Nazism. Most people just go with the flow. Asking questions is hard, because it might result in social ostracism.
As a german this is a rly rly dumb take on Nazism.
Not that ppl tend to behave in observable patterns while acting in groups.
But describing the rise of Nazism with ''ppl went with the flow'' is unbeliveble stupid
@@bjorni9977Of course the way the Nazis rose into power wasn't that simple, there was some terrible people but very skilled working many years to take control over the country
Its what they teach these brainlets in school. Theres a reason they dont put subtitles on hitlers speeches - people might start thinking! @@bjorni9977
@@bjorni9977oh but he is right.
BTW if it hadn't been fascism it would have been a from of communism.
Most of you have 0 clue that the founder of modern fascism was a socialist and adored marx.
they did it cause they cared about their destroyed nation after ww1 and full of juice perversion like the first trans clinic in berlin by a juice doctor, they tried to save the word from this
Totally not staged
"I wish I was more educated" said noone ever
Why are you protesting?
because people on twitter told me to!
"Why are we here?" Because you want to fit in and your entire self worth is derived from echoing the thoughts of those you seek approval from. Not only losers, dangerous losers.
There are worse rallies/protests you can attend than the anti-genocide one.
I hope they find what they’re lookin for.
its not that deep bro, sometimes people feel like being apart of something. the same thing could be said about you echoing the thoughts and opinions of your favorite streamer asmongold
this is the deadly truth.
@juan-zf3rl This has to be the worst attempt at reframing one's own argument to make them look bad.
they have no idea just a bunch of sheep following a movement
a sheep is someone who post ignorant shit here while Israel massacres 34000 people
The History of the imaginary Palestinian state:
1. Before Israel there was a British Mandate, not a Palestinian state
2. Before the British Mandate, it was the Ottoman Empire, not a Palestinian state.
3. Before the Ottoman Empire Was the Islamic State of the Mamluks of Egypt, not a Palestinian state.
4. Before the Islamic State of the Mamluks from Egypt, the Arab-Kurdish Empire was the Ayyubid, not a Palestinian state.
5. Before the Ayyubid Empire was the Frankish and Christian Kingdom of Jerusalem, not a Palestinian state.
6. Before the Kingdom of Jerusalem was the Umayyad and Fatimid empire, not a Palestinian state.
7. Before the Umayyad and Fatimid empires, the Byzantine Empire was not a Palestinian state.
8. Before the Byzantine Empire, there were Sassanids, not a Palestinian state.
9. Before the Sassanid Empire was the Byzantine Empire, not a Palestinian state.
10. Before the Byzantine Empire was the Roman Empire, not a Palestinian state.
11. Before the Roman Empire it was a Hasmonean state, not a Palestinian state.
12. Before the Hasmonean state was the Seleucid, not a Palestinian state.
13. Before the Seleucid Empire was the Empire of Alexander, not a Palestinian state.
14. Before Alexander's empire it was the Persian Empire, not a Palestinian state.
15. Before the Persian Empire was the Babylonian Empire, not a Palestinian state.
16. Before the Babylonian Empire were the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, not a Palestinian state.
17. Before the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, there was no kingdom of Israel in the kingdom of Israel, not a Palestinian state.
18. Before the Kingdom of Israel, the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel was not a Palestinian state.
19. Before the theocracy of the twelve tribes of Israel, there was an accumulation of independent Canaanite city-kingdoms, not a Palestinian state.
20. In fact, in this plot of land kingdoms fell and fell .. But there was never a true Palestinian state or a people.
People are so fixated on advocating for the right thing but they don’t research or think about what the right thing is.
That's how disinformation wins everytime
Facts bro, they're all clones.
At least she’s up front with not knowing
It’s because everyone else is doing it and she wants to fit in. If she lived in 1930’s Germany, she’d be doing the Roman salute.
Israel are Germany in this analogy. The oppressed become the oppressors.
@@VColossalV It's pretty damn different. Back in the 20s and 30s Poland didn't send over thousands of rockets into german cities in order to provoke the war and atrocities in 39. And as far as I know the situation in the west bank is bad, but nowhere near WW2 occupied Poland levels of bad.
@@beefchampion2792 Who said anything about the West Bank? There shouldn't be any atrocities there, Hamas has no control there. Atrocities from Israel didn't begin after October 7th, they've been going on for a long, long time. Long before Hamas.
@@VColossalV wtf are you talking? Who killed 1200 Jews? Who still hasn't given up? Who said it would destroy the whole Israel and kill all the Jews? Hamas, majority of palestinians and hamas officials . You're talking nonsense.
@@VColossalV No one is beyond doing evil.
Remember folks, Idiocracy isn't a movie, it's a documentary
It was a prophecy
Imagine Idiocracy remade by M. Night Shyamalan....
I hope Terry Crews is our president. But its probably gonna be The Rock...
It's not even a documentary. It's a warning.
you guys voted for a meme guy with a toupet that promise to build the great wall of china2 LOL wth. And then for a zombie.
"I wish I was more educated" at a University protest. The irony.
Asmon is wrong about their parents paying for their education though. His tax dollars are funding their insanity.
It's okay to be ignorant sometimes, it just means you don't know about something. There's always more for us to learn.
Some people at protests aren't the most educated.
This is not shocking.
Is this the average protestor there? I hope the person did more interviews.
At protest in USA*
@@stew3216 I agree with you that we can't know everything and can learn everything today via the internet. But what I have a problem with is the fact that they are protesting even though they have no knowlegde what exactly they are protesting against even though we live in a world were people (at least in developed countries) have the posibility to inform themselves about any topic at least shallow in a matter of hours. Instead they are doing what they are doing on Twitter just in IRL: shouting their oppinion out loud so you can't overhear them.
Life becomes more and more of a southpark episode
Just a reminder these people can vote. (Not that your vote is counted) but still.
I’d really recommend everyone read “the true believer” by Eric Hoffer, it makes their actions make sense, they are so desperate to be in something that matters, to join a mass movement, that they don’t even care what their movement is, so long as they feel like they’re making a difference, it’s kinda sad 💀
That's why I feel like conscription should be brought back. Twelve weeks of basic training to teach everyone the lesson that we're all another brick in the wall and "Don't be that guy"
@@reubensandwich9249I agree to an extent, but remove women from the military completely. They are a distraction and don't belong there. They should desire nothing but God, family, working hard, and their biological feminine roles.
Yup. At least in the Vietnam protest era, the kids were protesting being sent to die in a stupid, unwinnable war overseas. These pukes, it's just the cause du jour or something.
Just like the people at church or Trump rallies.
I can understand why some would take this route. I wouldn’t do it myself but I understand.
Remember that those people can vote too
Thankfully bipartisan unending support for Israel rightfully supersedes voting ballots
And the one who chant deddy to America
They can vote to
She does not even know to maintaine the proper hygiene of her nose.
soon as i saw Memology's pfp at the start i knew it was gonna be a real banger
Empty cans makes the loudest noise...
Never heard that before. That is being added to my repertoire.
Ooo, that's a good one.
Literally herd mentality. She sounds so confident in the first 5 seconds of the clip
Herd mentality + septum piercing, but I bet she’ll get offended if you call her a cow
It was an easy answer. Israel is committing genocide and has been abusing the people of Palestine for almost a century. If you want to get into the details research the history of zionism and the region. It will take you a while but you will get there. It is long and complicated but Israel is in the wrong and always has been. We live in a modern world now where you cannot just do what they are doing.
Speaking of herd, that goes really well with her bull ring, considering its purpose.
Shes been hyped up angry by her pals. Once you isolate them, their energy fades without the herd rage
I've watched this 10 times now, it's the honesty that makes this so weird and leaves me with so many questions.
The effort alone to be there, yet not knowing at all why you're there.
All the other things you could be doing before this is the next thing on your list.
Genuinely, truly, I am puzzled / intrigued for the reasoning behind it and yet also feel sad about the likelihood that there isn't any reasoning.
Simple, a few years ago we began phasing into a world of satire while the girls in the video are natives. Our brains remember logic and reason so cannot comprehend facing a reality where the Onion is the most accurate news source.
What a lovely advertisement for NYU’s and Columbia’s academic prowess.
college students are getting scary, like what the actual fuck....
Sad thing is in the past people grew out of it, now they are getting power later in life and doubling down on their insanity.
50 year CIA projects coming to fruition. Everybody's being manipulated.
Red Guards under Mao were mostly students and young people....
Same here i Ontario, Canada. Not too far.. Entitled and privileged are the words they use? Definitely.. lol There shoupd be an IQ or similar test for voters in North America. Honestly.. Fit to Vote!? or similar idea.
They are easily manipulated. So I guess many of these students will not grow up to be leaders
"So why are you here?"
"Well, I have a septum ring so I am obliged to protest stuff and feel victimized"
ah come on man, its not that simple
@@GreenSabre187no but jokes can be simple 😅
@@GreenSabre187Sometimes things really are that simple.
@@GreenSabre187sure it is
It’s a bull nose ring, don’t give them an inch.
Seen facebook posts in the past that offer people $ to go protest. Really weird seeing a version of it on cam.
"Cattle have rings in their noses to assist handlers in controlling potentially dangerous animals with minimal risk of injury. The nose ring exerts stress on one of the most sensitive parts of the animal, helping to control bulls, which can be powerful and unpredictable, especially during handling."
Bet she doesn’t even know why she is supporting Palestine. Just saw it on Twitter.
Edit: I want to clarify something... this comment was meant as a stupid joke with only a half-truth and simplifying complex topic issues. Thanks for reading my update.
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This is why people complaining about universities costing so much is so important. You have a person that goes to uni, that decides in their mind to go to a specific place for a specific situation, without ever wondering if she should or even why she would do it.
This is the most literal "NPC" thing ever. It's terrible and we need to fix it asap. This person later on becomes a doctor or your lawyer. It's not a joke.
YES
lets be real these people would drop out and fail the classes in med school because they are too dumb to understand the material. These students are 100% there just to party and socialize
these people aren't becoming doctors or lawyers they are too stupid to pass classes for these certifications. They are at these universities just to party and socialize
I think it is more of a social pressure kind thing. You hear from all sides about this really bad thing and then suddenly you get thrust into a situation where you can do something about this bad thing, so you do it without thinking and any kind of preparation. She jut needs to wisen up a bit and start thinking more critically.
Social media is like when your drunken aunt starts telling her "facts" that she heard from her friends. You should take it with a grain of salt.
Btw, every doctor and lawyer was probably a stupid teenager at some point. You can only hope that maturing fixes that
@@PSYMEDICplenty of "activist" judges and district attorneys in the USA causing issues.
Does it matter? When evil fights itself, you do not try to correct them, you encourage them.
I really liked her being honest instead of crafting some random excuse.
as someone whos dated ppl with septum piercing, they often have nothing of value to say/do/think. my last ex gf did nothing but eat, watch Disney cartoons, and fall for social/race propaganda despite having a fetish for cops 5 years ago.
Kinda weird you chose to date her, was it grippy or what?
If they have to accessorise their face and skin, odds are there isn't much going on in their life/head to make them special or interesting.
@@YehNahYehAyyhe probably liked to watch her with cops. Dont shame him
Did you play into the thing or somethin?
Why would you date a cow?
This is something I'd expect to see in south Park or the boondocks
It was so perfect, it was as if it was scripted... Turning over to the next person to ask what nyu is doing and they just say "I wish I was more educated" with the chants going on in the background is honestly comedy gold
@@Eridu Isn't scripted, she has the nose ring and she looks like every other braindead liberal I have seen many of these people act like this in their liberal groups.
Some.has no idea or just folowing the crowds....but ia least they know deep in the hrart that they standig on the RIGHT SIDE! HUMANITY SIDE!!
...FREEDOM.FOR.PALESTIINE ! 🇺🇸🇵🇸
Student 1: I wish I was more educated.
Student 2: I'm not either.
Narrator: It has always been this way.
I swear I saw a comedy skit that did the "what are we protesting?" line back in the 90s.
I can EASILY tell you the goal of that protest:
To get on camera and show the world what a benevolent and obedient acolyte I am. Someone, please, recognize my faith as I spread the gospel!
That's what it is.
The non theistic religion.
In another words: pay me the attention daddy could'nt give me
@@josefellowz2042 while using her dad's money to do it
Guys look look! She's doing a good think! What a virtuous person.
This all reminds me of a book, I believe it’s called “The Wave” by Todd Strasser, that we read back in high school. Won’t spoil the whole plot but it’s basically our nationwide issue isolated to a single school. Has all the trademark “young people have a deep desire to be a part of something meaningful, or to fit in” that is very human, and how a lack of critical thought in combination can lead the ignorant wildly out of control or down a dark path if led by a bad actor and how difficult it is to see: how far they’ve gone down the path and the destination that lies ahead.
nose ring = bad judgement EVERY TIME
Should see my ex. She’s got four different piercings in her nose 😂 (keyword, ex)
Its joined the likes of random shitty tattoos and neon dyed hair as red flags of poor decision making.
Ugh... I mean yeah, I guess. I have one and made shit tons of mistakes in my life, but I hate how septum piercing has become synonymous with idiotic takes.
ok grandpa
@@Joni_Tarvainen it's because getting one is a dumb move. No offense.
This is dangerous. Sheep jumping off a cliff and they don't even know why. Pathetic.
Do you know who girls in the video are? Are they actually protesting or just making fun of the protesters? Why would you immediately believe this?
Please be more critical of the stuff you see on the Internet from both sides.
@@gabuks1 humans and critical thinking usually is antithetical. they prefer likeable opinions from others instead of working towards an own conclusion.
@@gabuks1his point stands
@@r3mxd he is calling someone a sheep while being one himself
Stupid point
@@r3mxd You're right, except you and him are the sheep in this case. You fell for it.
Literal NPCs, they got recruited for a side quest with a line of dialogue and another player asked them a question they didn't have a programmed answer for.
I WISH I had confidence like this person to hold eye contact when I have no idea what I'm doing or talking about
"I don't know man, I just got here"
--Some person
It's my third day out here, i don't know 🤷 © Lil Uzi Vert
Something that a lot of people don’t realize is that yeah, they’re university students but they aren’t just any university students. They’re Columbia students and Columbia is an Ivy League school. So keep in mind, that these are supposed to be some of the smartest students in the country.
This only proves they are surely not the brightest
literally just a daycare. that is all college has become.
Nobody actually believes ivy league schools are better. They're just more expensive and seen as prestigious because lile any other brand today, they're riding the coattails of prior generations
This is going on at most if not all the Ivy League schools as well as many other big name schools. All it does is demonstrate how they are no longer bastions of academia and instead are coasting on their historical reputation to rake in as much money as possible.
Academia is the right setting for radical progressive thought (theoretically) because that’s where those ideas can be challenged on their merits and exposed as shams by actual intellectuals. What’s happened though is (not unlike a certain global event from 2020) the idea (virus) escaped the classrooms (containment) into the real world and the rest of the institution. This didn’t happen recently however, this has been going on for decades as plenty of the so-called intellectuals they employ carry some of the first strains that escaped. They and their peers just spread it over time. What we are currently seeing is a variant.
All this nonsense stems from the Ivy League schools. They teach it and less prestigious schools follow suit.
This is like taken out from an animated sitcom
School's of higher learning in the USA are becoming a joke, if they aren't already.
I smirked when the woman said she didn't know but completely lost it when the camera panned to the woman next to her and she didn't know either. How can you take these people seriously? It's like something out of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Kind of curious. What are you in favor for? Israel or Palestine?
@@emaankhairy2283 I don't give a fuck about either right now, my grocery bill is up 50% since 2020 and the price of a 1 BR apartment is up by like $600 a month. Fix problems at home first.
@@emaankhairy2283 And there's the problem. You're asking as if it's a binary answer but it's not. It's perfectly valid to not have an opinion.
@@emaankhairy2283 As an Israeli who tried my best to understand the history of this conflict, i strongly believe that if someone can just pick a side and be in favor of Israel or Palestine, that person probably doesn't know or understand much about the history of Israel and Palestine...
@@AndreyKrichevsky There's not much to understand there bro.Just search nakba & you'll find the horrendous sh*t your ancestors have done.I'll admit at the start it was hard to understand but i think isr**l is at a point where they think nothing can harm them so they're letting it lose....
You can’t script this type of comedy. The world is turning into an episode of South Park.
I can't believe this isn't scripted. I don't doubt there are people like this between the people protesting, but presenting it like this on camera would be a great way to ridicule the protests.
It’s almost pathetic that these people aren’t able to differentiate reality from bs until you sit back and think, why wouldn’t they believe this? It’s coming from a source they should be able to trust smh it’s the human thing to do. My sympathy..
@@TrykusMykus There is, they are called liberals.
@@Shadow_ball read my message again. You may be answering something nobody ever said.
This has been a lot of protesters even when I was a student many years ago. I remember being in class and some people talking about protests going on hours away in a different city and they had no idea what it was about either just that it "would be cool to be part of it and say we did something about it." etc etc 😂
I wonder how long till the staff adds a pay increase in their list of demands
Equipment Name: Nose Ring
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"I support the current thing." Personified.
they probably see it as a good thing that they have no idea what they're supporting
such misguided passion, think what they could achieve if they had a real cause
You couldn't waterboard this information out of me... Not that I'd go to a protest without knowing what was about.
this is like twitter user gathering together and argue and fighting about something, except this time they have no chance of looking at comment or any image to figure out what are they arguing about.
Ain't no way. I really didn't think NPCs existed irl but I was obviously wrong.
Damn are you lucky for not knowing any lefties
3 years of pharmaceutical tyranny with goons like this as the useful idiots.
And THIS is what makes you realise NPCs exist?
@@danielseaburg9763 No, I know there are stupid people who flow the beating drum but I don't think this chick is a human.
With stupidity I would think they're Hassan viewers but they're too self-aware to be that.
They didn’t know what it was about, how the protest would help, or why they were there. lol at least they admitted they were stupid
Not a single original thought...no logical thinking...no introspection...nothing.
This really be what social media dose to a mofo.
I can respect the honesty at least
As a society, are we in Trouble, yo?
No.
Naaah don't worry about it too much, this stuff has been happening for like 2000 years, we just have social media now so it gets found out about more often. Most people see a protest and go. "YOOOO! LETS GET IN ON THIS SHIT I WANNA BE PISSED OFF TOO!"
Yes we are
The idiots are only louder now. There aren't more of them than in the past. Society will survive and more than likely continue to improve overall.
As a society? No.
A properly functioning one? Yes.
“We’re out here because this is the current trendy thing to be angry about and it gets us attention on social media”
She got the nose ring and let it guide her from there. Maybe that's what the blue hair is all about, like peacocking to attract someone to tell them how to think, so they can hop on the social justice express.
How do you know that the interviewer, camera man, and the 2 girls didn't all drive in the same car though?
Septum piercing is the biggest red flag in a woman ive ever seen. Ive never met or seen one that is mentally stable.
True! I have never heard one of them say anything intelligent.
It's not for me either, but I'm pretty sure it's a cultural thing. I see tons of brown girls with nose piercings
And Biden wants tax payers to pay these peoples student loans
@@deadbeatplays Not sure about that, it seems like a thing people like her just do.
Truth!
We all know why she is protesting. It's the latest "current thing" update.
It's important to participate in virtue signaling.
Doing more than having your eyes glued to twitch 16 hours a day. She might not know what's going on, but at least she's trying to make a difference.
@VColossalV Protests don't actually do anything. Successful movements are always accomplished top down. "The Populist Delusion" by Neema Parvini is a good book, check it out homie.
@@Kwisatz-Chaderach Peer pressure of politicians is and always has worked, throughout history. Many cases of this. Turns out that politicians might not actually care about the cause, but they *might* care that they aren't getting votes because they hold an unpopular position. Trust their greed. Trust their desire for power. You are objectively wrong.
@VColossalV Name one instance where it's worked. Peer pressure needs to be applied by "Peers" btw. The ruling class.
People are, by and large, a school of fish. They have no idea why they’re zigging or zagging, only that they’re supposed to when the rest do. Then up comes the whale from down below….
One commenter, named Warmloogie said, "Paid protesters" and I thought that shit was hilarious.
Absolutely wild, this wacky world of ours.
This is that $40,000 college everyones going into debt for. Gotta love that education
They don't worry, because you suckers - taxpayers will cover it xD
TBF this is not the level of education a college is preparing you with, these kids were set up for failure long before this. Critical thinking skills is like... well shit, my dad taught me those.
There is squandering your investments and then there is this!
@@XiaolinDraconis while I agree critical thinking starts at home. It doesn't excuse you of your actions if one is devoid of that ability, especially a college student.
I always knew college was a scam
They always wanted to put you in debt while brainwashing you to prepare for the New World Order
Literal 1984 citizen factories...
Memology is an absolute chad. He also has the best dsp detractor channel imo.
memology is great
but nobody can beat itsagundam on dsp detraction imo
Damn right
@@testakleseI like Gundam he just doesn't really make enough detractor content for me to consider him my favorite. He's the one that introduced me to dsp though. I'd heard about the fappening when it happened but never looked any deeper than that.
Wasn't Memology the one that manually interrupted DSP's internet service?
"that magic box told me to do it"
Been a lot of that going on the last few years... Everyone just protesting cause the computer told them to.
College girls can't resist a good slogan and chance to "look good" with their peers 😂 Chanting with a crowd is more appealing than standing up in a real dangerous situation.
The nose ring already says it all 😅💀
This is a huge problem on both sides of the political spectrum.
The overwhelming majority of Americans know nothing about the conflict in Ukraine or anywhere in the middle east, yet almost all of them have strong opinions about it.
I know almost nothing about any of it, which is why I don't have strong opinions about it.
The more I learn the less I care.
That's the kind of privilege they don't want to talk about.
Her vote is worth as much as yours. Great...
More like a western issue in general. Less and less do we see smart people raise to power.
The slave ring says it all really.
Tbf she said she was there to support Palestine (whatever that means). And that she just didn't know what was happening in that school.
At least she has enough self awareness to understand that she doesn't know.
There's hope for her yet.
See the nose ring. Yep another cow only know to follow the owner
Same bro. Half the time I go outside, I don't even know what's happening. I just like being a part of things.
This describes just about most student protesters i came across in my lifetime. Most will have next to no clue what it's all about. Many will "know" the wrong things. A few actually know what they're doing there. It's mostly "i wanna look cool and counter-culture". Sadly, counter-culture is just being contrarian for the most part, not whether or not opposing the culture is a good thing or not.
I read that as pro-Palpatine at first. I was really confused.
we think about Star Wars at least once a day
Somehow pro-Palpatine has returned..
Go to a pro-Palestine rally with pro-Palpatine t-shirts and slogans lol.
"The dark side is just misunderstood, it's OBVIOUS the rebels are really just terrorists!"
I mean they did blow up the death star twice, the death star gave thousands of people jobs, there were innocent droids on it too.@@deanchur