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Was wondering when you were going to Phil us in!
How dare Demi post a bed in a shape of a cross, she should have flipped it and made that cross inverted and win over some Satanic fans.
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@@justajeepgirlandherdogs it’s literally the most rated comment here.
@@TheDarkZoren And yet, still underrated
Phil is punk rock, he don't give a demi lovato...
the fact that you waited until 16 seconds to call us bastards is amazing
Looking for this comment
Im a regular hood dude doing food reviews on my CZcams channel gangy
He should just say instead "you beatiful persons that were born out of marriage". Simple enough? ;)
Timed perfectly
@@Firikka it's bullshit that it's even a thing when it wasn't before.
the “i never said i was Jewish, i said i was Jew-ish” is honestly so absurd i have to laugh every time i hear it
It makes me laugh everytime too without fail.
I just….. it sounds like something Cartman would say
And you do not want to be compared with Cartman talking about Jews
a "toy yoda" situation hahaha
As a full blooded jew, I’ve been saying I’m Jew-ish my whole life 🤣🤣 and then broad city said it and I felt validated… him saying it ruins it.
i find it amazing that you can lie yourself to a position and once the lies come out, the general response is, "eh, you can vote him out in 2 years". I mean, the damage that liar can be done in those 2 years, it just baffles me.
"I never said I'm Jewish, I said I'm Jew - ish" - these are some elite top level semantics. Hairsplitting at it's finest. This dude makes it an art form.
is what they teach at NYU I assume... oh wait
Sounds like a line from a mediocre 2000s comedy. Can't believe a real human said that.
Blacks hate jews. Look it up.
Or rather anti-semantics.
"No! It's just dumb."
"I'm not Jewish! I'm Jew-ish."
It's comedy gold at this point.
Like a bad onion article lol
I also heard he fought Superman hand-to-hand, won 1st in the 1939 Olympics, and won a Guinness Record for climbing every mountain on Earth. All of these achievements are as real as the contents of Santos' resume.
@@crimsonhalo13 he fought the "hypnotic brasilian superman" from that one election xD
@@crimsonhalo13 Oh George? Oh yeah me and him went to Torah school together back in 'Nam in 1961. The boys called him Hanukkah because he was always capable of lighting a fart at a moment's notice. We were never in the dark with George and a Zippo. The left arm was a donation from the locals after he singlehandedly saved them from a Nile crocodile terrorizing the village. He lost (and gained!) his left arm that day. I got a nice pair of croc-skin boots out of it too. He's super generous.
Like a fkn SNL skit😂😂😂😂
I know I shouldn't, but the entire Santos story had me laughing. He got this far without this information coming out, obviously due to pure negligence of peers/supporters, which is kind of a terrifying thing to realize. Terrifying but not surprising.
2:27 "You say the ugliest things if you're just woken up."
First of all, at that point, he'd been awake for a few minutes at least. Also, if that's how you talk to strangers right after you wake up, don't go to sleep in public. That whole ordeal is reprehensible, especially from someone who has much more privilege than most other people. I don't know what that man said to him, but whatever it was is exactly what I would've been thinking if I'd been forced off a flight because that little princess couldn't be bothered to listen to the staff.
and what if it was worse? are you telling me only one person grumbled about the situation or is it perhaps someone said sth heinous that led to the outburst
Doesn’t sound like he was dragged off like other people have been, plus police were just standing there not even restraining him, so it doesn’t seem like he was a threat to anyone else, even though they had everyone deboard. Actually, seems like he was talking directly to one person who was mouthy with him first. it’s not right but that other person was instigating as well because they were upset. Some people don’t wake easily, and I get how that can be an issue, but the seemed a little excessive. I would be annoyed but the situation did not even call for all of this. I wouldn’t be surprised if the airline issued an apology to save face.
Use your brain. If the officers were able to wake him up no problem, did the flight attendants even try? I would say no. They just didn’t want him on the plane.
@@heffawtf150 A guy with a gun is gonna get a very different response from a person than staff asking you to buckle up no matter how gentle the guy or in this case what three or four guys with a gun askes you to do something.
@@dragconen that man is a professional basketball player. He knows how to fly. They just didn’t want him on the plane. That’s why the flight attendants came up with every reason under the sun when the officers realized he wasn’t doing anything
The scary part with Santos is the sheer lack of background checks.... like how did all of this pass?
Literally. Like if a news company can find this stuff surely, _surely,_ the government can too.
Trump lied and see how far it got him
The fact that people voted for him because of his background and not his policy goals is even more scary. Do all Americans vote with their base emotions without a shred of thought?
The same way Trump became President after a lifetime of running from criminal activity?
I know!!! It‘s like they thought „that sounds to good to be true. So let‘s not check and hope for the best“
"One small step for man. One giant leap for mankind" - George Santos when he landed on the moon.
"I'm gonna morb." -Morbious played by George Santos
His BMI says no
"People say ugly things when they're just woken up" My god, the level people will stoop to to make excuses for shitty behavior. If someone wakes you up and your response is to verbally assault random passersby, you've got bigger issues than being a little grumpy.
How about don't bother someone whose sleeping and you won't get the truth told at you lmaoooooooooo
Right? Like the stewardess can ask you to leave for literally any reason at all. You gonna be a little bitch baby about it and start yelling? Get up and talk outside like a big boy.
@The Raging Gamer the guy he insulted wasn't the guy who woke him up.
The random passerby should have stfu
@@JANFU_Nova Man I really hope you enjoy that thing you slobbering on.
Instead of comparing Trump and Biden on who's worse for keeping classified documents, we should question why our government is so bad at keeping track of classified documents.
Phil is super left though and pretty much will deflect anything on the left gets annoying sometimes . Biggest issue is why why are so many of these documents just being taken without any checks
@@tompillar3967 You sound bias
That Santos story. I just kept saying "oh no...oh nooooo." Like, they're genuinely just going to let this go? So anyone can lie about anything in the future as long as they're caught after being voted in. Um, He lied! To his constituents, they should have the opportunity to fire him out of a cannon.
It’s one thing to lie about what you’re doing, it’s another to lie about basic biographical information to make yourself seem like a great candidate, or to manipulate literally everyone
Being that mad about lying is a form of lying. Lying is how everything gets done for both sides. You lie to yourself to maintain fantasies about the existence of truth. Everyone you ever voted for or liked in politics is a serial liar, telling the truth is what gets people put out on their butts.
A lot in his district that voted for him are asking for him to resign.
So has Santos officially passed Hershel Walker as 2022's Most Embarrassing Candidate?
his constituents were the ones too stupid to do any research into him before he was elected. the GOP is freaking scared that a vast majority of newer generations are leaning towards the democratic party so the moment they found a gay white guy that aligned with them just enough while appearing "hip and with the new times" they took him on immediately.
George Santos is an inspiration. He makes me truly believe I could become President one day. All I have to do is lie about literally everything about myself. I don't even have to go to college. I can just say I did. I never knew it could be that easy.
Thank you, George Santos, for opening my eyes to the possibilities of the world.
Don't forget he's Jew-ish sorta like one, has Jewish tendencies, uses the word oy'vey on a regular basis.
Trump didn't get that message across?
Where there is a will there is a way
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Oh no another politician lied? ....Anyways moving on.
Growing up, I was always told the stories of what life was like before the nazi’s came in and took away my grandma’s family, how if their neighbors didn’t lie and say that her and her two sisters were their children, then they would never have made it out.
That terrified me, but also I felt so super safe as she said the world said never again. And then Charlottesville march happened. And then the attacks on cemeteries and synagogues- and the rise of fascism…
I’m terrified I may see the inside of a camp in five years, and my daughter won’t have anyone who would be willing to risk everything to save her like my grandma had. So yeah, I’m terrified, I want to find some sort of safety somewhere but I can’t move as we don’t actually have enough funds- IKNOW SHOCKER A BROKE JEW- but it’s true and it has always been.
I was raised as an Orthodox Jew in Florida (not the most liberal or tolerant environment) and when I was a kid I went to a jewish school where I was one of the more openly religious students because that’s how my father’s side of the family was. My mother’s parents, however, were holocaust survivors (really though, not like George Santos’ family). Due to the experiences they had fleeing nazi Germany during the rise in antisemitism they always told me to hide my Star of David necklace under my shirt and I thought they were overreacting. Then I went to a public high school (2002-2006) and there were people who didn’t know my name but knew me as “the Jew” and I even had another student who was a “proud god-loving Christian” get right in my face and tell me they could “see hell in my eyes” because I was Jewish. So, in short, this isn’t a new issue for us. People just have less shame about being terrible to others who don’t have the same ideals.
In my opinion, I think the difference is people are more comfortable with public antisemitism
George Santos is an inspiration for us all. If he can completely lie on his resume and become an elected official, we can also lie and achieve any dream job we can.
straight up tho... I realized this the other day when I first heard of this person who impersonates a like...5,600 year old spirit??? she leads a cult, and people actually believe her, and she gets actual fucking money for it. Like, you don't have to actually work hard in this world to survive, like our parents taught us. Shakespeare said, "There is a tide in the affairs of men. Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune”.... aka if you can hit enough people RIGHT IN THEIR FEELS, YOULL ALWAYS BE GOOD BABY🤑🤑🤑
Going to lie I went to Harvard Law and become a lawyer at a big firm and NO ONE CAN STOP MEEEEEEE
@@auliamate someone did something similar in my country so… let’s get that bag 😂
@@auliamate go hard or go home. Just be aware that if you go too hard you might end up in prison
Except that you’re assuming most jobs are as lax with checking references as the government is. And I stg McDonald’s is more thorough
When I work a new job, they have background checks. It's odd that THE GOVERNMENT doesn't seem to have the same or higher standard.
And it took a news organization to do so
Companies do that because they are hiring new employees. Congressmen are not being hired. Representatives are elected, not interviewed and hired by the government. It's up to the people to learn about candidates and vote for them, not the government saying who can or cannot run when the person has committed no crimes.
The federal government does background checks when they're hiring. Elected officials aren't hired.
The goverment did not vote him in, the people did, people love to shift blame to the state for everything, but it always boils down to people being stupid and making stupid choices, if the goverment is stupid, it is because we keep voting stupid people into the goverment.
The government does. When they hire people, they check: it’s US voters who don’t. But it’s not like an individual voter had a means to run a background check on every candidate and tell every other voter the results. That’s what political parties and journalists are supposed to do for the voters. Before the election.
I was born in 96, and one of the most popular insults at my school was "jew"....just that. Just calling someone a jew was one of the worst things you could say. No teacher questioned it, no parent (as far as I know) was against it.
the whole plane situation could've been solved with him just putting his seatbelt on the moment he sat down especially if he knew he was tired
True. Amazing how most people DO NOT when you get on a plane and you have a flight attendant come and tell them to put it on. Amazing how it’s easy to arm chair this conversation like he did the WORST IMAGINABLE THING.
The whole situation could have been avoided easily if the flight attendant just.....did her job. Plenty people fall asleep on planes. The proper response is to not kick them off.
@@gracedee5274 which is why putting on a seat belt when you sit down is important, same as while driving. Shows some of his habit
@@luclin92 and your point? that still doesnt warrant getting kicked off the plane.
You don't take that much into consideration when you're that dead beat tired and can fall asleep on the spot...
This whole George Santos situation has taught me that if I ever want to run for politics I should run as a republican because they will believe whatever you tell them and they'll vote for anyone as long as they're a fellow republican or at least believe they're a fellow republican.
Let's not pretend the far left isn't the same. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris both have a political history of putting down people of colour, yet the left would vote for anything that wasn't Trump at the time. The extreme of both ends are the same mindsets fighting for different ideologies.
And if you’ll play ball with the party.
Yeah.
that is literally what trump said when he was a democrat. I thought for a second you where going to put the quote trump at the end. lol
To be fair, I don’t see a lot of democrats voting republican. I’m pretty sure bipartisanship ended with Obama
Santos took “fake it till you make it” WAYYY too seriously 😂😂😂
I hate that it worked this well 😩
I have seen the increase in antisemitism online and it’s heartbreaking. I’m so sorry for all the Jewish people dealing with this, just know you also have many allies. ♥️
As someone who is both ethnically and religiously Jewish, I can I have seen such a wide spread acceptance of Jewish tropes. “Your a good Jew”, “I mean what he saying about Hollywood is true”, “Jews do run all the banks..” . It’s really sad especially when I hear it from people I considered my close friends. It’s a really scary time for us, and a lot of our elders are drawn disturbing lines between what’s happening now and what happened 80+ years ago.
I just hope people learn that deep down we are all just people
As someone who comes from a Jewish family and community in Canada I have to say that I am now equally as worried to mention my religious background as I am to mention I'm schizophrenic. This is a recent change that has been building for decades and truly shouldn't have happened.
I feel the same! I'm a Texan Jew which feels extra risky. Not to mention last year there was an attempted arson at my synagogue. My friends don't really understand why I'm not "prouder" of my faith but they don't understand that there is an inherent danger in revealing that fact about myself.
oh boo hoo
@@huey6248 what a great way to prove the points made here, jackass
@@calamitycrusader12 I'm really sorry you have to worry about something I thought we got past as a nation decades ago. It always feels like this country takes 1 step forward and two steps back
@@fangal12 appreciated! I have noticed though that the shared experience of antisemitism means that every other Jewish person I come across is so lovely and nice, it's been as detrimental to the community as it has brought us together. I've also found that experiencing antisemitism has made me a lot more empathetic to others, especially other minorities. I know it's not a 1:1 comparison, but there is a unity in shared experience imo
Demi Lovato’s ad situations reminds me of the times CZcamsrs ask CZcams if their is safe to be posted and not demonetized, copyright struck or age-restricted. CZcams says “yes” the video is posted and after a couple video it gets hit with one of those and the metrics are fucked on the video forever.
Honestly I feel the ASA should compensate Demi’s team for saying their ad was good and then pulling if their was fees for the ad space that they lost.
On the other hand that ad has now gotten way more exposure then it ever would have just being left alone.
Glad to have you back!!!
Loving this new format at the start of the videos by giving us a preview to what’s in todays show!
I’m absolutely shocked a group of people scapegoated throughout 2000 years as evil are somehow viewed as evil.
I honestly belive that Christianity plays a huge roll in why Jews are viewed so negatively. Sure, now not as actively, but back in the founding days, the Jewish faith didn't see Jesus as a messiah, a blasphemous thought process, and would easily be shunned and scorned. Add a couple thousand years, Nazis, and everything else in recent times, it just added fuel to the fire.
@@LotusAuer Well the Romans and the Greeks were pretty antisemitic too and Christianity wasn’t even around then.
@@LotusAuer don’t quote me on this because I’m not %100 but I believe after the ww2, bigotry towards Jews dropped quite a bit due to the atrocities committed against them. I think it was for more common for people to openly hate and insult Jewish before hand (I guess racism was far more widespread in those times anyway, so it could also have to do with that).
I can’t say as to what would be causing it to rise again, but I don’t think hitler caused an increase in “societal hatred” towards Jews. I think some stupid people who were always going to be bigoted, relate with hitler at some point or view him as a hero, and that’s what keeps him around as the big link to current anti-semitism.
Definitely not educated in the matter tho 😂 I’m just a dude who likes history and that was my take from what I’ve read about ww2 and the years following
@@LotusAuer Christians were the first to put Jewish people in ghettos so...
People who follow Christ love the Jewish people. It's why we are here. They went thru so much atrocities. To say that they are viewed so negatively is wrong.
4 complaints? I’ve gotten more complaints at a single shift at Walgreens for denying Karens their shit.
Don't admit to it, or you'll never have a poster of you in 6 locations across the UK.
But the children!!! Just imagine their little brains trying to process fvck 🤣🤣🤣 hopefully there was an adult nearby to tell them, "no she means fuck"
if it was a country artist on a poster burning a pride flag it wouldn't be edgy or rebellious it would be offensive and you wouldn't need a complaint to take it down cancel the artist and demand that they be executed...so yeah mutual respect goes a long way plus she wasn't canceled or anything she got free publicity which was the point
@@ohara. But it’s also the fact the organization let it through and only got four complaints before taking it down, if like you said it was someone burning the pride flag then it most likely wouldn’t make it through and:or have more people making a fuss of it
@@djmensil7303 exactly. If it was something of a pride flag being burnt or a swastika on a poster it would have never gone up but the fact is that her poster was disrespectful towards the Christian faith. That’s how overtly antichristian everything is nowadays. It’s hypocritical otherwise to completely shit on a religion and defend another one in the same breath.
I bet every Brazilian American watching this was like please lord tell me Santos also lied about being Brazilian 😂
I've never been scared to tell people I meet I'm Jewish until recent years. I grew up in Israel where I had the privilege to be protected from antisemitism for the most part. Now that I moved away, telling people I'm Jewish and where I'm from is becoming scary.
85% of people is such a high number and it spans people of all ages and political affiliations. Really makes me feel like we have no allies, it's just a matter of time.
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I think it’s important to identify the difference. I believe that there is a clique of non-Israeli Hebrew people that are on the top of the top. As Dave Chappell said it “If they’re black it’s a gang, I’d they’re Italian it’s the Mafia, if they’re Jewish it’s a coincidence”. No problem with regular Jewish people tho. Although, I do live in predominately Jewish neighborhood (with the hats and stuff) and they’re closed society. So I would say that for hyper religious Jews the point “they care only about Jewish people and no one else” has some grounds. Happy to hear your thoughts on this
@@mikegeorgiadis4593 First of all, it's not "Hebrew people". There are more Christian people "at the top of the top" than any other religion. There are royal muslim families who hold incredible wealth, there are extremely wealthy influencial and important people from literally every religion. You can be against them because they are wealth hoarding capitalists, but it has literally not a single thing to do with their religion. Saying that it's weird, suspicious or note worthy that there are wealthy Jewish people stinks of conspiracy theories. Why is it so weird to you?
Dave Chapelle also said about antisemitism "It's okay to think it", so I would take anything from that dog-whistle filled monologue with a grain of salt.
What exactly is "regular Jewish people"? Jewish people who hide their ethnicity? Who assimilate enough for your liking? Judaism is an ethnicity and it's a religion. Like any ethnicity, you can be Jewish and be completely secular. Like any religion, there are sects. Where you live is around Hassidic or Orthodox Jewish people. They keep to themselves because they lead a specific lifestyle with specific norms and rules that are very strict. And as such, they don't assimilate. So of course they will put their community first. Like any other hyper religious community will put their community first. Judaism is a closed practice, and as such ultra religious Jewish people will not proselytize and they will stay within their own community. Much like the Amish, the Mormon, etc. But if you turn to a synagogue in a crisis, you will not be turned away.
I find it ironic that OBJ said that he is not getting off a plane for someone, while everyone is getting off the plane because of him.
Yeah I don't understand that statement unless it was a flex. Like yeah, we get it, you couldn't even put a seatbelt on for the peasants why would we think you'd get off a plane for us.
Just another rich and selfish out-of-touch asshole who definitely should fly back home through a private jet so he doesn't inconvenience others.
@@remoyesman In the full video is it shown that there's actually a bomb on the plane and OBJ is selflessly trying to save everyone's life? Because that's the only reason I can see that would make his actions acceptable
It's definitely not the same thing. They asked him to get off the plane for no reason. Inconveniencing him for no reason, but expecting him to just be happy go lucky and get off... nobody NOBODY had a problem with him just leaving by himself or that they could have just woken him up and let dude put on the seatbelt. Everyone was indifferent so he kept that energy
@@abookishmess No reason? They stated their reasons in the video and Phil quoted their reasons during the story
What are you even talking about?
"Im Jew-ish" He really hit em with a pun. That made me laugh a little.
Hahaha, I lost it at that man 😂
I never thought a joke I was on tv will happen in real life
My favourite version is (I think her name is Amanda or Amber I can’t recall) is her showing a click of Seth Meyers(?) making the same joke on SNL about himself. His comment isn’t even original
Thanks for the great philling
Phil. How do you do this job and stay sane? Serious question--how do you keep yourself mentally well while your job is to be very very aware of so much chaos and heartbreak? Truly I respect that so, so much.
If you work at a morgue, it's only shocking to see dead bodied your first few days/weeks after that it becomes normal. I assume it's the same.
@@jollykitt for sure, good point. i'm a therapist and there's definitely a process of learning how to compartmentalize, but my clients aren't George santos, ya know? lol
Being honest and having empathy is expensive.
As someone who was Raised Jewish and was bullied because of it (small city of ~60k and only 900ish Jewish family) it is scary. The Synagogue I grew up going to WAS this beautiful historic building built in the 1940s, When we had an influx of people fleeing Germany. Now thanks to credible threats it has become soulless and hardened. We no longer feel safe letting my grandmother attend. In the last 4 years we went from having just an Armed Guard for the High Holidays (already something that never should have been normal to see). To One for every service. The new addition to the Synagogue having metal detectors and Blast and Bullet resistant doors. As the Original entry way was sealed to make it harder to reach to sanctuary. And last year Blast and Bullet resistant doors put on the entrance to the sanctuary its self, the original Mahogany Doors stored in the basement. There is talk of covering the stain glass windows that line the sanctuary in a sandwich of bullet and blast resistant glass.
My synagogue is taking similar measures. Freakin scary. I hate being scared to go on Shabbat morning
This is truly heartbreaking to read. Freedom of religion is a protected constitutional right. No one should be afraid to practice their religion in their house of worship 😭
I appreciate you, Phil. You give a voice to what seems like the voiceless at this point. Like me, a moderate liberal who has friends and family on both sides of the spectrum.
As someone who ran for public office, I was the exact opposite of Santos. I got confirmation from 3 different people about their impression of the extent of my impact on a major project before I was willing to publicly take credit for my own accomplishments because I did NOT want to overstate my resume. I was more concerned with earning people's trust than trying to look impressive.
Sounds like a good example.
I've definitely noticed the uptick in anti-Jewish sentiment. Local cemeteries have been vandalized, and a local highschool had a really bad incident with anti-semitic slurs and threats recently. My synagogue had an active shooter training late last year as a just in case thing. For a group so supposedly powerful you'd think we'd manipulate society for fewer hate crimes 🙃
I'm legit so tired of the Internet too at this point. I had a discussion in a comments section (about Kanye) and this guy legit asked me what's wrong with killing Jewish people. I burst into anger, I couldn't stay cool at this point and threw insults at him. I should not have done that, but one can't expect me to stay calm when asking me a question like THIS. The internet makes me cry, and I've been dealing with this shit for a decade now, one would think you'd get thicker skin over time. You do not.
@@maschaorsomething sounds like you took the bait of an internet troll.
@@sandhanitizer15 No, I have not. The guy was a genuine anti-semite and used Palestine as an excuse to wish death on Jewish people, calling anyone who disagreed a "jewish dickrider" and islamophobe. Muslims and pseudo Christians alike just can't get past their differences and it fucks me up.
@MaschaOrSomething I love you so much man.. ❤️ keep going
@@maschaorsomething definitely a troll comment with that context added. Did they have a default picture?
Thankyou good sir!
Did you introduce the summary intro to avoid saying “bastards” in the first 15 seconds of the video? Genius 😁
As someone who works in healthcare I can see where concern for OBJ's heath comes from. Having to try to wake someone repeatedly and them not really respond or seem out of it is concerning, especially if it doesn't seem like the person is ignoring you on purpose. It could be a sign of a worsening condition and if I was a fight attendant having a medical emergency happen while in the air would be the last thing I'd want. Not to mention, if everything seemed fine, he was offered a seat on the next flight out.
Then why didn't they call an emt over the police?
@@hopelessromantic3786 because he also wasn’t cooperative and acting like he was under the influence lmao
Phil cut the video to not show the many times responders said they didn’t think there was anything wrong with Odell and he just seemed tired.
@@aseefismail4048 But Odell didn't allow a first responder to do an actual health check until the plane was deboarded which at that point it was already decided that he was to be kicked off the flight
Like, who the fuck falls asleep before the plane has even taken off? If you’re tired, you’ve taken your seat, buckle up and take a nap so no one has to try and wake up in like ten minutes
As a Jew I found that the sentiments haven’t changed, it’s that people are now more open about them
@@timmi3701 yea what do you know?
@@timmi3701it’s a proud jewish tradition to constantly question scripture. Compared to other religious, you’ll find very few Jews who view the scripture word for word. They exist, but from my experience they’re an extremely small group
@@Livinginatinybox I know enough to be censored when I start translating Jewish oral traditions and start exposing the views of the ultra-orthodox and how they should treat gentiles. What do I know.
@@shaesmith2831 Yes but they never get denounced or exposed at all. If someone from somewhere else said that they're divinely blessed by God and that everyone else are akin to beasts then it'd be all over the news, but you actually have to go digging for this and you get exposed to all types of shady organisations that hold extreme powers over the US government like AIPAC, Chabad Lubavitch and B'nai Brith. I mean Ben Shapiro is one of the biggest Lubavitchers out there.
@@timmi3701 funny how I’ve seen you comment on a dozen or so comments but nothing I’ve seen from the original comments mentions or promotes being ultra orthodox
Really looking forward to the recap rap for this week. Sheez, the first week of 2023 went hard. It's trying to compete with 2022, 2021, and 2020 from the jump. Zero chill.
It has been really hard to be proud or feel safe to being Jewish. I work in retail and multiple times in 2022 I overheard customers saying "Yeah Kanye is right these Jews need to be taken out" just casually in conversation has made me scared.
I was bullied in grade school for being Jewish (early 2000s) and I thought we passed this. I have stopped wearing my Judaica and I hesitated to share Hannukah traditions at work to risk my coworkers, if there was a customer or even coworker who was anti-Semitic.
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Can I politely ask why you have the desire to share your faith at work in the first place? I personally wouldn't want to engage in Christian, Hindu, or Shinto traditions at work either. Rather have ALL religions be a personal thing than a workplace thing; it can lead to discomfort for a given group otherwise. Unless I'm just misunderstanding what you mean by share traditions
@@deedelta9263 let me clarify a little bit, first I did not force myself onto anyone. I am a jew who loves the spirit of Christmas (like I crush Christmas trivia) I had coworkers&employees that we're curious about learning about Hannukah and I created an open invitation to answer questions. When I explained it is about perseverance and finding brightness in the darkest of times they appreciated the symbolism.
@@daniellelindow2618 how would people know your background as a kid? What kind of names would they call you?
@user-nf1pz5rk4z The small town my family has lived in since early 1920s knows my family is Jewish. To give you a size reference i attended k-8th grade with the same 60 kids and my graduating high school class was 103
Let’s not forget the time when mr krabs sold SpongeBob’s soul for 62 cents
It was sad
Never forget
Or had a swimming pool.
*UNDERWATER*
@@VincenzoInfi or tried to kill squidward so he can sell his art for more money
"Unhand that penny, or the arm comes off!" - Eugene Krabs
It's like they always say, "If it SOUNDS too good to be true, it's probably George Santos"
Spread kindness my friends. Love is what we need more than ever.
Classified files outside of their authorized places: what I'd love to know is how often these things happen, too.
Is it super common? What kind of files does this happen to? What kind of jobs lead to unintentionally or intentionally keeping classified docs when you shouldn't? Are there any known ways that happen that are almost inside jokes about annoyances of the system amongst people that handle/need to check those things?
I'm wondering because there was a lot of discussion about lab leaks around 2020 (weird, something happen that year?) and the subject of smallbox. And then suddenly you sometimes get headlines like OMG A LAB LEAK OCCURRED.
And when I looked into it, there had been around 200 reported accidental lab leaks within the past few months in the UK alone. I'm not saying this is good or at all reassuring... but it does put one hell of a perspective on the 'omg', doom mongering headlines.
George Santos is a real piece of work. He actively tried to profit off three massive tragedies. I cannot even imagine how he thought he could get away with that. He absolutely needs to step down.
Oh my god, that story about George Santos was insane. I was cackling by the volleyball story and I feel like Phil was struggling to keep it together reporting it LOL
Episodes like today make me really glad I’m not on social media anymore.
As a Jewish American, I find it harder to not be judged based on my religion and ethnicity. I have experienced more antisemitism recently than ever
To be fair regarding the Lovato story: The ASA is like this with all things media. Four to ten complaints can affect even national television. There's been soap operas and sit coms and dramas that the studios can get fined or given warnings.
I'm a non-religious Jew. I haven't felt fully safe since 2016, and it's been a slowly-rising drumbeat of anxiety ever since. One of the synagogue shootings in the news happened in the community where I grew up, where my parents still live. I felt better after the midterms repudiated the worst of the fascist bullshit, and that hasn't changed, even in light of this new poll. Regarding that poll, "anti-Jewish trope" is a hugely broad spectrum of potential beliefs. Honestly, I think plenty of Jews, myself included, probably believe some tropes that would be deemed "anti-Jewish". But I still get a pit in my stomach for my little sister when she talks about wanting to move to a Jewish community on the east coast because I know that would be a possible target for attacks.
P.S. I speak for myself and many many American Jews when I say: Fuck Netanyahu and anyone pushing bullshit colonialist and apartheid policies. Israel is a beautiful country with a lot of truly wonderful people. It is also committing atrocities against its Palestinian citizens that spit in the face of human decency AND core Jewish values.
I can’t fucking say how much I agree with this
You're a good man Phil. You look tired my guy, lmk if you need help airing your show. You're only human brotha👍🏼
Wooo yay where I live is being talked about on the PDF!! Oh it’s because…our politicians 🥹
Wow, Santos literally hit all the golden button issues to pull on people's heart strings. I'm surprised he didn't get called out by just the shear amount of "sympathy" stories he spewed out.
I was thinking the same. An openly gay Latino immigrant with Ukrainian-jewish heritage, whose mom died in 911, and had employees die in the Pulse nightclub massacre? That sounds like buzzword bingo. No one questioned that til now??
As an ethnic (not religious) Jew, I grew up outside NYC and never felt any fear due to my ethnicity. A part of this was definitely where I grew up, and the fact that I was a kid. That said I moved to Pittsburgh for school and heard the gunshots when the synagogue was shot. I realized if I had been religious, I likely could have been there and if not physically injured or dead, deeply traumatized. I also noticed that celebrities can now say more antisemitic comments without the same unilateral backlash as they used to get. In fact I almost never heard them at all, whereas now it feels frequent. So there has definitely been a change since childhood though I believe a lot of that can be attributed to my awareness and geographic location rather than just an outright increase. It's a little bit scary at times for me but I also recognize I don't live in nearly the same level of fear as other minorites.
I love how they can make Christianity and there’s no consequences but if you make fun of other religions there will be an uproar. Remember this was predicted in the Bible.
@@jonathanpicasso Well is that not just because we live in the west world we’re Christianity has be dominant for a long time? Like I will bully a dude who I have know for a long time and I’m really sure that I don’t like him but I won’t bully the new guy who I don’t know much about yet. As I’m other religions has not been a major powerhouse in the west for a long period of time. Just think about all the wrong that has been done in the name of Christianity by the people and the church. That with the influence they have wielded for the past thousand of years and I don’t think it’s weird if it’s hated and ridiculed in the west. Christianity as an institution has probably been a pain point for a lot of people.
@@jonathanpicasso Some religions have a nation behind them. A very wealthy nation. Also nobody in America shoves their sh*t down ppls throats like the Christians.
@@jonathanpicasso it's concerning that you think violence, shootings, and hate speech are just making fun, and that causing an uproar about any of those three things is out of the norm. Think of how many churches have had to deal with gun violence these last few years. That's not making fun of someone, that's killing them or ruining their lives.
@@jonathanpicasso Damn, who hurt you?
Love the new intro
Loved that you waited after the 15 sec mark to hit us with the beautiful bastards line. Hahaha
"I never said I'm Jewish, I said I'm Jew-ish." Sounds like an actual Southpark quote.
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RIGHT?? Omg, it sounds like cartman
The George Santos story...just...kept..going. Holy fvck.
George Santos' picture when you started talking about it, reminded me of that one puppet from the old R.L. Stines books "Goosebumps".
McCarthy refusing to do anything about Santos perfectly shows the dynamics of the modern Republican party: "Who cares if he's a liar? We got the votes!"
Hey Phil! Not sure if you or your team will read this, but I would love it if you would cover some of the events happening in Peru right now. I'm living in Lima right now, and there's a lot of turmoil here. It's hard to really decipher the real story. Talking to people in day to day life seem to have very different opinions than the media I see from North American news outlets. I'd be curious to see your coverage on it. I'm talking about the president being arrested and the protests going on throughout the country.
Those survey results are absolutely insane!! I find those results both terrifying and shocking. I’m not Jewish so this is not coming from someone of that ethnicity or religion. I remember being taught about WW2 and being devastated after learning of the atrocities that occurred. I honestly don’t understand how anyone could think of anyone in any religion or race as being bad just because of how they were born or what religion or lack there of that they prescribe to. We are in 2023 and I’m shocked that we haven’t come further as a species. When we don’t learn from our history we are doomed to repeat it.
Yes, the Jewish religion is a self perpetuating ethno-based religion. Start with Genesis from the bible to see how important bloodlines are, they believe they are God's chosen children and everyone around them is akin to beasts.
I can’t wrap my head around those survey results. Like… some people genuinely believe that shit. It’s horrific.
I’m extremely skeptical of anything the ADL puts out. They’re a genuinely awful and unprincipled organization that is the embarrassment of other watchdogs, NGOs and Jewish groups, despite their efforts to legitimize themselves in the mainstream media. They’re not a reliable source.
It's never just being something. It's always tied to actions that supposedly actively threaten you, tied to a specific group. Everyone has a scapegoat.
@@beautifulmidnight What exactly are they believing that is "horrific" or that worries you? The fact that they have more power than other groups in absolute terms and that some disagree with how that power is used? That the demographic generally votes left? It's not like everyone who answered these surveys is a terrorist or a copy of Kanye, but that's the strawman used to never ever discuss the subject. I think the dogmatic arguments and behavior by actual antisemites can be extremely hostile and simplified, but they're also easy to call out and debunk. You're not gonna get rid of it by pretending that there's nothing to see or censoring the discussion.
My thoughts on The Demi poster situation is it’s promo thing or that one of the 4 people is someone “important or very wealthy” suspect it links to the class system here in UK.
I think if it was a promo thing they would've done it earlier when the album was first released or at least before the tour ended
I do like how this channel is taking hits to all sides - pretty fair.
As a Jew, one of the worst things is the feeling like I can't call out antisemitism because when I do I often just see eyes glaze over. It's stressful to be perceived as the rich, white, colonising elite by the far left and the root of all the worlds problems and not white by the far right. Especially when I grew up middle class in a town with almost no Jews and was treated differently so much growing up. Many other Jewish friends I have are starting to change their names on social media and have stopped mentioning their Jewish ancestry out of fear of being judged and pigeon holed by either side of the political spectrum.
1000% to all of this. Every time I try to call out antisemitism I feel like I’m just screaming into the void bc “Jews are successful” or “Jews are white colonizers”. Even if some Jews happen to be successful, hatred against us still deserves to be taken seriously, not dismissed
But the left doesn't call you a rich, white, colonising elite unless you are. It's not BECAUSE you're jewish, it's because you're rich and white.
@yairzfax If Jewish people are supposed to be successful, they forgot to give me the memo lol.
@@yairzfax may I ask, when people call Jews “white colonizers”... what do they mean? Where have Jews been colonists? Jews have always been in the minority ever since they were kicked out of Israel by the Romans (I believe I have that history somewhat correct? Feel free to correct me). As a lover and reader of European history, it’s pretty bleak reading as far as the Jews are concerned sadly. Are they talking about Palestine? Surely that can’t be the right word... the Jews have been in that land for thousands of years, how can they colonize a place they were quite literally “there first”? I tend to be pro state of Israel (as in a I believe that Israel has a right to exist as a country for the Jewish people, as they are quite literally not safe when they are in the minority) however that doesn’t mean I agree with Israeli governmental policy when it comes to Palestine and Gaza. I think those two opinions can exist. I’d be interested to know what you think people mean when they use ‘colonizer’
@@corvus2512 It's not about calling Jews colonizers. It's that a lot of American Jews are white, and therefore they get identified as the colonizers by the Left. At the same time, the Right sees them as Jews and doesn't think they're "actual" white people. It's the same tragedy that mixed race people experience when they feel torn between two different identities, even if assigned by others.
The Demi Lovato thing… like I get it from both sides. I personally don’t think it’s THAT bad, but if you replaced that with any other religion besides Christianity, there would be massive outrage. We all need to get on the same page, we can’t pick and choose what is or isn’t ok without holding others to the same standards.
exactly look back on the megan fox thing she would have been almost borderline cancelled if her costume was of any other faith.
I mean we can, and do. However one can’t say “It’s all or nothing”, while suggesting nothing is inherently good
The thing is, Lovato is coming from a Christian background. She's making a statement on Christian culture as someone who grew up in a Christian culture. That's basic satire.
Well we are talking about a religion that is linked
to pedophilia and conversion therapy.… and by
"linked" i mean, undeniably related to that. And
also they can make ads saying "marriage is
between a man and a woman" and that's
allowed... Why? I think the whole purpose of
Demi's art was to take the power back from a
religion that made HER and millions of HER fans
feel like the way they were born was a sin. So...
@@jtgd I’m more on the side of nothing. Why risk causing any harm for a few seconds of a shock factor. There’s other ways to be artful about something without relying on blatant religious and cultural digs.
Absolute glory at the 16 second mark
That is amazing considering some of the things they haven't shut down.
Nah, OBJ sounded like a prissy little rich kid after that private plane comment. Princess didn't like it that an entire plane worth of people were rightfully pissed at him for getting them taken off of the plane.
Why should they be pissed at him? Flight attendant Karen forced the issue and escalated way out of control. She could’ve easily said “oh good, you’re awake, put your belt on and let’s go.” But instead she decided she wanted to punish him because he didn’t submit to her minute amount of power. I would’ve done the same because fuck her and fuck AA.
They clearly racially profiled him then lied about why they wanted him off the plane. I’d probably fly off the handle as well
@@harrisonachunche4098 because he was the only person of color on that flight 🙄 He was just the only one who failed to follow the rules.
Watch the whole video. Flight attendant was being a total Karen bitch. The officers basically said it’s fine but she kept assisting he leave the plane even know he isn’t doing anything. The end part was OBJ being Petty but I would do the same shit. I’d be pissed
I personally think it’s uncalled for to verbally attack him. It was the airline or the police decision to remove everyone for him to get off. Stfu and follow the commands. He is just defending himself.
Hi Phil, as a young Jewish man it's been really hard to be happy and proud with my faith. I'm 20 years old and my friends who once never had an issue with my religion have changed to now make remarks or in group chats I'm not in say very antisemitic things. It really hurts. And they aren't the only ones, people I've known online who never mentioned anything anti-jewish before are now using hateful language and stereotypes. It's scary to see this happening because if it doesn't stop I fear I might be physically hurt
You deserve far better friends.
‘First they came’ by Martin Niemöller.
Judaism is an old target but it’s come back around after years of hating Muslims, then lgbtia+, now it’s swinging back to Jewish people. It’s just going to keep on keeping since lies travel so fast and it takes so long to fight back the hatred.
@@Mediaright Seconded, those people are snakes for saying antisemitic things behind your back
I’m so sorry this is happening to you. It’s not okay. I agree with the person who said you deserve better friends. I wish you peace and happiness.
I'm sorry this happened to you. However those are not friends. They very likely already had been saying those things but now they feel they don't have to hide anymore.
They were never your friends.
I feel like Santos watched Catch Me If You Can one time and thought: "Challenge accepted".
As someone who is Jewish and a part of the Jewish, I can confirm that antisemitism is everywhere and rarely ever confronted. In one of my university lectures we were learning about the history of Jewish persecution in Europe. Multiple times students raised their hands to make comments claiming that most of Jewish history is false and Jews lie about their suffering for pity and to not face judgement for their crimes against humanity. It was so unsettling.
Wow where was this?
Now I'm curious, what "crimes against humanity" were they referring to? Was it about some of Israel's actions against the Palestinians? Or you run of the mill conspiracy theory?
@@gabrielbastos18 probably some shit about controlling the world
@@gabrielbastos18 there was a bit of both, one of them was that Jews have always been solely European and that they lie about being born anywhere else so they can take over wherever they go
@@gabrielbastos18 Conspiracy theories.. the ones started by notsees.
I’m no longer religious but I still would say I’m culturally Jewish because I was immersed in the community for the first 18 years of my life. It honestly scares and hurts me to think that telling someone this could cause them to think such awful things about me.
It probably has a lot to do with the fact that the vast majority of American Jews are pro-Israel and actively deny the fact that Israel was founded on the ethnic cleansing of the native Levantine population.
@@sargoon1017 first off this in no way makes it okay to be hateful to a group of people. Full stop. Second a lot of Jewish people support Israel’s existence but do not support the way it was founded or the government and it’s policies
It legitimately freaks me out that people are so down to make these generalizations. It's crazy to me that, as a non-jewish person, according to the data it's weird that I don't automatically associate Jewish people with negativity.
@@timmi3701 people don't get to choose which families they're born into bro. Basically all of my Jewish friends don't actually care that much about the religion. It's kind of just something they're born into. At least that's as far as I understand it. Idk I'm not an expert.
@@anii2987 I am an expert, I've read most Abrahamic written and oral scriptures. Judaism is built on the foundations of "I'm special, you're a beast, but you're Jealous of my specialness, which is why you hate me."
Its self perpetuating and it allows one's own heart to open up to hatred.
Good lord, Santos. Anyone running for any office in our local community has their records checked and rechecked not just by the media, but by individuals who post and share that info as well. How in the hell did Santos GET ELECTED on these lies and not one fact-check made it thru?!
I did not realise that the George Santos stuff was that detailed and extensive. Wild that someone convicted of fraud can run for a seat too.
As a Jewish American, hearing about another case of antisemitism in this country is probably best compared to hearing about another mass shooting in the USA.
There’s a brief moment of disgust, fear, shame, sadness, and finally relief that you weren’t involved in the incident.
But then after that moment, you move on.
And then it isn’t until THAT moment when you realize how sick it is that you’ve become numb to “another incident” and while it fuels your anger, the repetitive nature of these events by this point ultimately leave you in a state of hopelessness.
Thanks for asking. Hope that helps elaborate. ✡️
"hey sir, we've asked you several times to put your seatbelt on, now this is an issue and we willl have to ask you to leave"
"or what?"
"or else everyone else will have to leave because of you causing this problem"
"alright, they better get going then"
Seriously how are people defending him with the video out. He didnt comply with the rules, started a massive problem, then picked a fight with another passenger
People defend him for all the wrong reasons.
Odell is clearly being selfish, noncompliant, and a general jerk to everyone that isn't him.
I think we can call him out without ignoring that there was, from the footage, no reason for him to even be in that situation. He was sleeping, he got woken up and told he had to leave because his seatbelt wasn't on... Even though he was sleeping??
@@chillin5703 Given we saw him willing have them take everyone off the plane seemingly to be petty, why should we believe his story of not being woken up before? It seems everything else from the flight attendant story was right from the footage, so why not them saying he didnt comply after them waking him up multiple times?
@@chillin5703 If there was no reason for him to be in that situation why didn't he just put his seatbelt on? He had plenty of time to just say "oh my bad I'll put my seatbelt on" but he didn't.
I lie on my resume all the time but I didn’t realize how far I could actually take it. 😂
I'm from the UK and have a friend that works for a local radio station and the sensor ship is literally insane. So I can completely believe the Demi Levato Promo bullshit, people will complain about litterallt anything.
Jewish person here: I really appreciate you covering this story. Antisemitism and anti Jewishness is freakin real and scary. I think the important thing to call out is that it's not just crazies like Kanye who believe this, these prejudices are packaged ways that seem almost reasonable to the point where it doesn't seem so crazy for normal people to believe them.
It's so important to call out that these beliefs are crazy, because they're becoming more and more mainstream, and only calling out people like Kanye really severely undercuts how prevalent and serious these beliefs have become
As cabin crew, there's ALWAYS more to the story than what's shown. I don't doubt there's many instances where we're wrong but I think they're rare and there's so many factors we have to think about that many don't. If I couldn't wake a passenger after several attempts I'd be concerned for their well-being and question their ability to fly but only after talking to them to gauge how they're acting.
Have you encountered passengers that were tough to wake up? Like part of me is thinking maybe they didn't try hard enough. Was it just standing there as per protocol and saying "Please wake up sir" or are we talking hands on the passenger shaking them a bit? I feel like to get to this level, they better have shaken the guy or else this is an overreaction to "we couldn't wake him up"
@@elucified part of me wonders if they want to be putting their hands on him especially if there is no cameras around, I wouldn’t want some random crazy person to go off and say they were assaulted just because they were tried to be woken up
@@elucifiedno. I think they tried. Plus who falls asleep that deeply before takeoff? Giving a small shake is something that would happen. It is incredibly dangerous to fly with someone intoxicated, and I’m sure that’s what they thought.
@@elucified I start out by speaking fairly loudly a few times, then ask if they’re travelling with anyone and only then will I wake them up. If you fall asleep before takeoff you’re most likely going to get woken up because I need to see your seatbelt, armrests, etc but I also may need to give you safety info depending on where you’re sat.
@@toast1188 Perhaps someone who has taken a sedative. I have a family member who has a fear of flying and routinely takes a sedative before boarding so that she'll sleep on the plane. Not entirely unheard of.
the santos story is giving very mike ross from suits lol
Phil,
As a long time watcher of your show and even longer time being a Jewish person living in the south, I'd like to thank you sincerely for bringing up the rise in antisemitism that has been happening over the last few years. To say that it is alarming is an understatement. It's downright terrifying. I have lived in Memphis Tennessee for most of my life. I never experienced antisemitism my entire time going to school. The teens that I teach at my synagogue are dealing with hateful antisemitic comments and teachers daily. They talk about their own friends saying hurtful things that they just have to laugh off in order to not be seen as a killjoy. They deal with some teachers who give them extra work over Jewish holidays (that you can't work during) and pick on them IN CLASS in front of other students because they are Jewish. Thats not even getting into the ramped-up security at every synagogue in town, or the weekly meetings between our leadership and the FBI every time someone makes a threat online. That's just in my small city. What's happening in places like LA and New York are terrifying.
I'm thankful for every non-Jewish person who brings up the issue because when we do it people think we're being alarmist. But we're not. The closer this country slides toward fascism and far right demagoguery the worse it will get for all minorities. It might start with the Jewish people and the LGBT+ community, but it will not end there.
The most important people to help stop anti Semitism are non jews. I'm trying my best and always will
@@Oytz What a chabbos goy you are.
Other minority groups are already dealing fascist/racist bullshit. But y'all have a common enemy so definitely support each other when possible. It's not right what you guys are going through.
You are valued, friend, thank you so much for sharing and I'm sorry you are living through this xxx
I wonder where are Ben Shapiro or Dennis Prager on this... they are kinda right wing talking heads but it seems like they are going agains themselves... I wonder what's that about 🤔
Me: “So, have you ever seen the Lord of the Rings trilogy?”
George Santos: “Of course! I’ve even read all of Tolkien’s work 500 times because my great-grandfather secretly dated him!”
Yay !!!!!!
How many people participated in the survey?
George Santos is less like embellishing your resume and more like the episode of Friends where Joey has decades of dancing experience on his resume when he has never danced
Can someone please explain why the whole plane needed everyone off of it?
They probably do that to minimize other people getting harmed as they are going to use force to take him off.
@@backupgoalie1007 ahhh thank you 😊😊
In case OBJ tries to go N64 NFL Blitz on everybody lol
@@lilpenguin092bro that was premium beta energy
@@matthewnelson1606 lol 🤡
I’m surprised you haven’t covered the Jeremy Renner stuff at all with a mention
i love you Phil you beautiful bastard :')
That Demi Lovato story is just their label's publicity team using that to promote the album. It is common practice across all advert agencies, and companies which have adverts placed in their spaces (motorways, shopping centres, the underground and buses) to have rules against swear words, obscenity, and offensive religious imagery on posters in public spaces. When posters have potentially offensive content on them but aren't necessarily a blanket 'no' from the company selling the advert space, the marketing team at a label will be told that they can pay to put the advert up, however if there are any complaints the posters will be taken down immediately and they can't recoup the money. In some of those instances the publicity team might want to risk losing the marketing (the posters) if they can spin it into a huge story through publicity (like in this case). This happens more regularly than we would expect, across adverts for albums, films, tv shows, perfumes, underwear, and so on. The marketing team at Demi's label knew that that album poster had a chance of being banned and they almost certainly went ahead with it hoping it would get banned. It's a well known tactic and everyone in marketing and publicity who pay for outdoor marketing materials is well aware of this tactic.
Regarding the OBJ stuff I can now confidently say I still have no idea what happened
He pretended to be asleep so he wouldn't have to put his seatbelt on. When the flight attendant told him he would have to, he decided to throw a wittle baby fit. Him choosing not to comply meant everyone had to leave the plane. He said he didn't care and yelled at everyone else on their way out. He was a huge asshole and inconvenienced everyone because of his enormous ego.
What I don't understand is why they couldn't just throw him off by himself instead of deplaning everyone. Phil said it was due to a policy, but that sounds like an insane policy. It certainly doesn't seem to be the norm for other kinds of unruly passenger behavior.
@@Miralityaybe it’s so if the one person won’t leave they can get a new plane and just take everyone else?
Or maybe just so if that one person becomes dangerous they don’t have to worry about others getting hurt
That still makes no sense though. It takes a lot longer to deplane everyone else, meanwhile the unruly passenger is just sitting there watching and taunting. If he had been physically violent, this would have just allowed him to be violent to everyone on the plane instead of just a few. Instead he was just mentally violent to them all.
I can understand the flight attendants not wanting a physical altercation, but that's why you call the airport police and they do it. That's literally their job. It still inconveniences people a bit waiting for them to arrive, but that's a lot less inconvenient than having to reboard.