when i was 15 i had a pool party with some church friends and posted it to facebook and my creepy step uncle was like oh if only i was 20 years younger 🤮
My uncle (Dad's brother) liked all my pics on Facebook and told me I could come stay with him if I ever needed a place. I don't even know him, I haven't talked to my dad in decades and I only met my uncle a couple times in my life so it was really creepy. He had just gotten out of prison too.
Who the the want to be a teen again also you don't need to be a teen or a young adult to enjoy parties or pool parties maybe if you're so old and have back problems but your uncle seem like he 35 which shouldn't be a problem for him unless he into teenager ewwwww
My dad taught me to ride a bike in a gravel parking lot, stating, “If it hurts to fall down, you’ll want to do it less.” I would have much preferred the floaties-in-the-pool approach, thanks.
I remember the day my Dad took the training wheels off my bike. Within minutes I was chased by an off-leash Doberman bigger than I was, crashed through a fence, went over a (smallish) cliff, and landed in somebody's beached boat. Even when I was physically able to sit on the bike again, it was a good long while before I wanted to.
I absolutely hate when people hold my arm or pat my shoulder when they ask for help at the grocery store I work at. It’s infuriating how older people think they can touch you just because they’re the customer. The creepiest is when old men try to touch my waist or try to use the excuse of “my hands are cold”. Wtf creeps no you can’t touch me just because your hands are cold.
NO FOR REAL. i work retail in like a fandom themed shop so i get to be a bit more friendly and i guess these old people think we're friends and they touch my arms and like rub my back and im like bro DONT TOUCH ME it's always boomer women. they are always touching you like they know you. they touch me more than my partner does it's nuts.
That’s so real. The audacity is astounding. I remember, when I was working as a cashier, one of my colleagues (16 at the time) got PROPOSED to by an old man with his WIFE’S wedding ring! It made my head spin that nothing happened to the geezer.
As someone who has lost someone I care about due to a firearm and lost people I care about in hospitals... Even if they were the same amount, dying from a firearm is worse.
Because in hospitals, people are trying to keep them alive and the death is usually unpreventable (unless some unfair shit goes down), but the firearm is usually at the decision of the wielder.
The headache one reads like this woman genuinely has headache issues and even the health system doesn’t believe her, the fact she went in for headaches and he said to strip is like the “are you pregnant” question no matter how many times you tell them there’s no way you are 😂😭
Regarding engagement bait and Facebook monetization: You can, in fact, monetize your page on facebook to get money for engagement on posts. Often, engagement bait is done to get engagement, then the page with high engagement gets sold to people who post fake products, etc. or who want to start with a large following. If you check on these pages a couple weeks later, chances are it now has a new name and new content.
"The more I make them suffer, the better they turn out." - this logic is in majority of boomers heads. The only question is who brainwashed them this much? That's why we have the society we have today.
I remember in my first communion classes being taught that if someone threatened to kill you if you didn't denounce God, and you said you aren't Catholic that it's a deadly sin and you will go to hell without chance for forgiveness. I remember them saying that specifically Muslims do this. I am so forever grateful I left the catholic church, that shit was super racist and also fucking bonkers
Been there too. Never going back to Catholicism or any church. Spent the lDt 10 years trying to undo the damage in myself that they did when I was a child.
Growing up in the Mormon church, I was taught by multiple sources and multiple teachers that it was better to die a martyr than ever question my faith. Some times even being told that there is no greater honor than to die as a martyr for the church... I always thought it was pretty bullshit, even as a young I impressionable child.
@@brandonmiller2795 I had the same experience, it's wild to me now looking back on it that I was being told things like that in my first communion classes which were st like 7-8 years old
In my Catholic RE class they told us about a supposedly real priest who was kidnapped by miscellaneous non-Christian nare-do-wells. When he refused to denounce Jesus they, supposedly, strapped him down, forced him to drink water until he was 'the size of a sumo wrestler', then had someone jump on him until he exploded. They told that story to ten year olds. I wasn't even scared by it, I just thought it was kind of funny.
Gen Z, learned in a public pool from my Dad and was ALWAYS a kid that loved water. Even when the temp made me blue and we had to switch swimsuits to keep me warm as an infant, Lmao.
My mom swam on a team in high school, and the only difference between how she taught me to swim and that "The way kids are taught to swim now" meme is that my dad or grandparents would have been holding a Polaroid camera, because smartphones didn't exist in 1990.
Also, the trend now is to teach babies how to float. People are teaching their babies how to save themselves if they fall in. Modern day babies are more metal than the olden days.
@@dianacarbonate you're not the only one, I had the same thoughts. This wasn't something I considered either and it makes a LOT of sense if this is what they were referring to.
27:58 I interpret the hanging men as clones of her hubby because he can't satisfy her alone. He would have recovered the next day, so I don't think it's a one per day thing. It looks like a "she takes forever, so she needs to clone her hubby" kinda joke. It's kinda funny that it's supposed to jab at women who take too long, but it's just telling on himself that he's a 2 pump chump 😂
See I thought it was a screw women and polyamorous relationships joke. Like, women can’t be satisfied by one guy (I.e woman cheats cuz hubbys not good enough in bed), so they want to marry many men and swap them out like clothes. The panel itself is just weird, it’s so bare bones but there’s also so many details. And yet it still doesn’t make any sense.
The dude replacing friends with firearms isn't losing friends because he's buying firearms. He's losing friends because they're being buried in his yard. (This is a joke)
29:39 I could be wrong, but I think with the whole "not knowing who you're related to," he's trying to make some kind of statement about divorce, single parents, step- and half-siblings, blended families, split and shared custody, etc.
When I was a kid, our parents told us that it's okay to lie in this type of hypothetical situation to save our loved ones because "God knows what's in our hearts". As an adult I'm not religious or anything and I'm glad that my parents were more realistic and logical about many things.
“I don’t know where this whole idea came from” (the woman suddenly being attracted to a guy after he verbally assaults her) 23:56 It comes from misogynistic incels who’ve convinced each other that this is what happens. They interpret stories told by their likeminded peers as evidence - but those stories are fabricated or exaggerated, and those guys are heavily influenced by confirmation bias. They also still carry anger about girls in school who only dated the popular boys (which wouldn’t have been the case if the “unpopular” boys would’ve been friendlier to the girls). In the real world, a guy saying those nasty things doesn’t get the girl - he’s lucky if he doesn’t get pepper sprayed.
Yeah it's probably conformation bias just because some people maybe their son, daughter, or themselves got well in arranged marriage doesn't make it good when most people weren't
A lot of those incels likely also got dating advice from their fathers and grandfathers who got married by following a pretty girl home, knocking on their front door, and asking their fathers for their hand in marriage. A lot of those older men likely also beat their wives and are accustomed to their wife placating their anger out of fear for their own safety. They lie to themselves and say this is how women like to be treated so they never have to confront the reality of what they've done.
I would rather assume that the comic is satire. In general, I also think that the man's reaction is more "using the person as someone to vent his anger on" than "believing that it will make the person fall for him", but I have seen so many chat screenshot where the incel switches between lovebombing and insults ... I'm not sure anymore.
They probably consider mainstream "romantic" media as confirmation. One of Coleen Hoover's books has girl remain in love with a guy even after she found out that it was him who burned down her house and ruined her life.
As an American millennial (last year of millennials but still) ex evangelical, I cannot even fully explain the way in which we were all brainwashed into believing we WOULD be held at gun point or have our lives or our loved ones lives would be threatened in some way if we claimed Jesus - the father choosing god over his family is literally Christian millennial wannabe martyrs wet dream. As a PRIMARY SCHOOLER (like I’m talking MAYBE first grade) I remember being told “don’t deny god bc those people will most likely kill you anyway and if you deny god and then die you’ll go to hell. So better to make sure when you die you go to heaven by not denying him”. Like the amount of trauma my little brain endured just from the constant fear that at any given time someone would walk up, point a gun at me, and ask me if I was a Christian.
I blame the aftermath of Columbine. There was that whole (untrue) story about how one of the victims was asked if she believed in God and then was shot when she responded "yes". Her family turned her into a martyr over something they would have no way of knowing and Christian culture had a field day with that.
I'm also in your age range and totally NOT religious at all. My mom is a very religious Christian and hates lying with a passion. When I was a kid, my mom actually brought up this type of hypothetical situation. She said that sometimes you need lie to save the people we care about because "God knows what's really in our hearts". She also said that it's better not to have that on our conscious if we survive and we'll know we did what we could. While I disagree with many of her beliefs, at least she was level headed about these types of things. She wasn't as crazy as many of the other parents in our church.
@@WickedKatze oh it was ONE HUNDRED percent the evangelical far right using that tragedy to scare people into church. The amount of “she said yes” BULLSHIT we got fed was insane. I read a BOOK ABOUT CASSIE IN LIKE 5TH GRADE ☠️☠️
@@WickedKatze and the sad thing is there WAS a girl who was asked about her faith and it’s reported (by survivors) she DID claim her faith and WAS KILLED - but Cassie was a pretty blonde Christian girl from a Christian family and made a better martyr than Val
@@WickedKatzeI'm an older millenial, I was taught this nonsense well before Columbine. My parents church taught this well before Columbine. Columbine became a scapegoat practically the year it happened.
Just a video idea because of the Facebook Memes for today: Going through r/BoomersBeingFools because, man, people have some wild stories to share there.
I hate the people who think you need to suffer the same way they did I have been through so much suffering homelessness, drug addiction, physical and psychological abuse, suicide attempts, broken bones, head trauma, concussion etc etc and I would never wish even a little bit of that suffering on anyone else
I hate that people think that, too, but I guess the reason is that they don't want to accept that their suffering was pointless. So much easier to persuade oneself that it was necessary and therefore it is a bad thing that people nowadays do it differently.
But a really good point. Like, Boomers say they suffered so much, but most of them haven't gone through nearly a quarter of what you have had to. Should they have to? No. Should anyone? No. Maybe we should have more help for the people still struggling.
My response to the 30 foot rope climbing. “Yeah you may have had to climb thirty foot ropes in gym but your schools didn’t get shot up back then so who’s really suffering now”
In 1776, George Washington invented butts. Thomas Jefferson wrote butt rights into the constitution later that year. In 1992, the philosopher Sir Mix-A-Lot created the first comprehensive butt-based moral code, beginning with the memorable maxim "I like big butts, and I cannot lie."
Facebook, the vestiges of birthday wishes and weird relatives. Also, Uncles who think they have honorary degrees in business and international relations? Truly on another level 😂
That last one is insane. As a kid i thought that kind of thing was real i thought i would have to actually fight off gunmen with the power of jesus lmao. The American christian persecution fantasy is just so nuts. Glad im not in it anymore
I can totally relate with you!! My mom is a very religious Christian and HATES lying with a passion. When I was a kid, she was talking to me about this type of hypothetical situation. She said that sometimes you have to lie in order to save people we care about and her reasoning was that "god know what's really in our hearts". I'm NOT religious at all and have issues with some of my parents' beliefs, but at least they have common sense with a variety of things, like this!
@@dragonfliesnh4204 When I was 12, my mom's take was basically the opposite. She said she'd let me die rather than even lie about denouncing her faith. fkn wild.
@@RisaPlays That's insane to me! I just don't understand that mindset at all! If there is an all powerful being that can see what's in our hearts, why would it even matter if someone told a mere human whether or not they believe in God? Why would it be more important to prove to that mere human what someone's beliefs are rather than to their own deity?
32:31 this is taught to all christians by the way, especially children. We are constantly told that if we ever end up in that situation we’re supposed to choose god bc if not we’re going to hell.
The only reason i can come up with for the minion post would be "if you're offended by minion memes, you should learn history and find a real thing to be offended by" The same shit as "if you don't stop crying I'll give you something to cry about"
I think for the gun one, I can understand it so long as you don't have any ammunition. You can have a dozen guns, you can enjoy collecting historical guns, and maintaining them, you can find it therapeutic to take them apart, clean them, restore them, build them, whatever. That's almost the same vibe as people who like building model trains or working on cars. You can even take advantage of the more limited self defence advantage of just visibly having that gun and being able to say you have one. If you like firing the guns, in the same way that some people enjoy archery or axe throwing, go to the range. Keep your bullets at the range, I don't find that to be a problem. The minute you bring the bullets home, and keep them next to your gun? That's premeditation. You're planning a murder. Simple as that.
The military has created the necessity for the military. We do need military force in America because America is out there getting in everyone's business, so we need the military to protect us from all the people they've pissed off.
Coronel Scott Ritter, a retired US Millitary veteran & expert on geopolítics yesterday shared his beautiful proposal to cut United States Millitary spending by $800 billion annually, while improving world standing of the United States in an interview with Danny Haiphong.
@@merbst "Heartbreaking. The worst person you know just made a great point." (In case you didn't know, Scott Ritter is extremely pro-Putin, and a convicted sex offender.)
that's a new one. I'm sorry but my tism prevents me from being anywhere near anything mainstream so I basically live under a social media rock. thank you for letting know what's going on outside my bubble of safe gay memes
I asked my dad about that first minion meme, and even he had barely a clue. He thinks it's a minion version of a historical image, but that it might be from before his time (and he's a boomer). Not even the older liberals are offended or have any clue what is going on
When I was still trying to go to college, I told my mom I was only trying to go to college and graduate cause I wanted a redo of my high school graduation party because I wasn’t even at the party that was meant for me. And she said that because she didn’t even get a party to celebrate graduating, I wouldn’t have gotten one, even if I did graduate college. The part of this video that brought up student debt reminded me of that for multiple reasons.
the cousin thing is so silly! some people are close to their cousins and some people aren't, but that isn't dependent on generations. just within my mom's side of the family, i don't feel particularly close with any of them, but that didn't stop us from having sleepovers and hanging out together at family parties! nowadays two of those cousins have become really close, so thats proof people today are and can be best friends with their cousins. Also my girlfriend's family is so large (both parents were one of 8 siblings) that she doesn't even know some of her cousins, but thats not because of age/generation, its because its such a big family that a fair amount of them live too far away for her to have spend significant time with
what's funny is that they're all the same man like, the artist is completely disappearing their dogshit point because they only know how to draw one guy
ok commenting again just cuz "if meds worked you wouldnt need to refill your perscription" is SENDING me. if gas worked you wouldnt need to keep refilling the tank 😂
about the one with the man having to choose between his family or his religion. we had christian religion classes growing up (until like 2016 when it became optional in my country) and i do remember a bible story that goes exactly like that comic. so it could be a simplification of that. it also definitely reeks of the desire christians have to feel persecuted, even if they aren't. if someone remembers details pls let me know!
yea, you are correct: Jesus just got betrayed by Judas and got arrested, Peter denies knowing Jesus 3x, as was the prophecy he was told before by God himself: "Then they seized him and led him away, bringing him into the high priest's house, and Peter was following at a distance. 55 And when they had kindled a fire in the middle of the courtyard and sat down together, Peter sat down among them. 56 Then a servant girl, seeing him as he sat in the light and looking closely at him, said, “This man also was with him.” 57 But he denied it, saying, “Woman, I do not know him.” 58 And a little later someone else saw him and said, “You also are one of them.” But Peter said, “Man, I am not.” 59 And after an interval of about an hour still another insisted, saying, “Certainly this man also was with him, for he too is a Galilean.” 60 But Peter said, “Man, I do not know what you are talking about.” And immediately, while he was still speaking, the rooster crowed. 61 And the Lord turned and looked at Peter. And Peter remembered the saying of the Lord, how he had said to him, “Before the rooster crows today, you will deny me three times.” 62 And he went out and wept bitterly."
Probably because with social media you interact *far* more with closer family like cousins that when it's time to hang out with friends, you are capable of excluding your family as part of your friend circle. Just because your parents have siblings, doesn't mean you're required to hang out with their kids.
I worked as a cocktail waitress at a 4am bar in Chicago. Our dress code was a small black tank top. There were a couple times random men would try to hand me $20, and I said, I'm not your waitress, and they would say, I know, and continue handing it to me. I just said no thanks and walked away because I knew taking it would be giving them the green light to literally grab my ass and boobs the rest of the night.
My mom took us all to the swimming pool in town (about a 15min drive from the farm) to get swimming lessons when we were kids because we live in an area where you can’t drive ten minutes without seeing a lake or a pond and she was not about to let us wander into one unprepared. It was great, except the pool was cold and I was always a little too lanky of a little kid to float properly. I thought this one teacher (a teen lifeguard who taught the class) was the coolest because she was the first person i met with more than one or two ear piercings 😆 anyway, it was incredibly important that we learned to swim early and also safety around water in general. Not only is it stupidly dangerous to just throw your kids into some random lake and hope they figure swimming out, but it also won’t teach your kids about other stuff to be safe in water. Are you going to teach them how to do cpr on friends or siblings who don’t swim but got in water? Are you going to teach them about different kinds of bodies of water? How you can get swept up in rivers if you’re unprepared and how if it’s too shallow they can hurt themselves? How sometimes there are dangers in the water they can’t see and how to be careful about boats? On and on, at least one of these things would probably not be covered by any average parent, as adults we often forget about things we’ve had to learn because it’s just so ingrained in us now that we don’t think about it, and there are things we couldn’t teach by ourselves. I’ve forgotten most of how to do cpr and it’s possible that what I was taught is a bit out of date. I don’t always know the best ways to explain certain things to kids either, and while I’m not a parent myself, at my age I’m around a lot of people who are. I know there are things I only know because my mom took us to those classes, and that’s WHY she took us to classes. Sure, YOU might have survived being tossed into a lake, but many kids would try to go swimming in situations where it’s dangerous and they don’t realize it, especially if all they were taught was how to not drown after being yeeted into a safe body of water. I know that little me loved swimming and was impulsive, it’s quite possible I would have tried to swim somewhere dangerous while my parents weren’t looking, but I was taught how to be safe. One of my younger brothers actually almost drowned before he was old enough to take lessons because he did EXACTLY THAT in a pool when no one was looking, my other brother who HAD taken classes was able to save him. Once that brother shoved me in a lake fully clothed while our parents weren’t looking, that could have gone far worse without those classes. People have developed these classes for a reason, and it’s much safer to use precautions with kids.
About the AI-veteran at 5:32 --> you can easily detect that this "picture" is fake / AI generated: Look at the persons right hand, which is the left hand side considering our (the viewer's) perspective. His knuckles don't line up with his fingers. And no, this isn't just about the shadow, either. His fingers grow out of his palm, lol. It's such bad design that this can't even be a w@r injury or something...
@@bazzfromthebackground3696 Yes, there are some grave grammatical errors in it as well. It should have been '103rd'. The issue is: You never know how well someone speaks a language and people back then didn't receive a whole ot of schooling, either. If you listen to certain groups of people you learn what errors they usually make and you can tell where they're from. Rednecks make plenty such mistakes as well, because they speak a doalect, not standard English.
Apparently knowing "103th" isn't a number is a skill issue. People in these comments alone are like "...if you look at the hands," like, just read the paper 😂
The veteran pic deal is that they put that kind of pic in a post and when they get enough likes, they substitute the pic for something that benefits them. It's to fool the algorithm or get sponsors "look at how many people interact with my posts!" and things like that. Btw, that is *not* the way we teach children to swim. They are taught differently than I was taught but I was taught very, very badly so I'm okay with that.
There’s two reasons Facebook accounts will engagement bait: 1. You can monetize your Facebook page. The more engagement you get, the more eligible you are for deals etc. 2. Scammers looking for victims. Usually images like these are posted with an intentional mistake (I.e, 103th) to lure ignorant older people. The logic is, if they fall for an AI image with a grammar mistake, they’ll fall for a scam
23:12 That nene was definitely made to make fun of how NiceGuys TM switch from overly sweet to bitter and angry. It's saying "tf you expect to happen? This???"
A man told me once that women work as waitresses so they can be sexually available to men. In the moment I took it as a joke but then I realized afterwards he was probably serious. 🤮
What always got me about men acting crazy when you tell them you’re married or just not single is that many are telling the truth. Are we supposed to just forsake it all just for this stranger that suddenly approached them? That’s the right thing to do? And if she is lying, and supposedly all you want is the truth, #1) I don’t believe you that you just want the truth #2) maybe look inward into what it is about you that makes ppl think you’re too fragile or egotistical to handle not hearing what you want to hear
Medical malpractice deaths in Canada is about 30k per year, gun deaths in the US is about 40k per year. So the stats are completely wrong, but yeah, doctors are useful otherwise and more people interact with doctors on a daily basis, it's the sharks Vs cows thing again Edit: don't know why they used Canada, because medical malpractice deaths in the US are around 200k, for the same reasons I mentioned above. (Obviously no where near 25x)
I just looked this up and you're so right! Canada also has universal health care where the US doesn't. Many people in the US can't afford healthcare so they don't go or they wait until they are desperate and are really bad off. I don't know how much that influences the malpractice deaths, but if it does, I'm sure it's only a chunk of them.
@@JhericFury You were right. It meant gun deaths, as in all of them, not separated by accidental, murders and/or suic1des. Some people really like to try to be nitpicky and think it'll help their arguments when it just makes them look more ignorant.
@@dragonfliesnh4204 yeah, maybe the person will reply to clarify, but I think it's either what you said; they're suggesting the guns don't matter in those cases as they'd find a way to do it anyway; or suggesting that my shark/cow analogy doesn't work because a person who uses a gun on themselves is around their cause of death every moment of every day. All 3 are bad arguments. Maybe it's another one. The kicker is that, purely in theory (not in reality), I'm totally in favour of the idea that citizens should be able to have guns to resist tyranical govts, but denying that that choice directly leads to a significant increase in deaths is just dishonest. It's not like Britain or other "gun banning" countries don't have guns, it's just much harder to get them.
i hâve a suspicion that facebook itself is making accounts that post ai so people stay in the app. most people post friends and family so if you’ve gone through the posts of everyone you know, you’ll leave unless facebook gives you smt else to look at (this doesn’t make much sense)
16:30 Complicated point imo. There were definitely things that were horribly dangerous, but the 'oversterilised' childhood of today also has many bad effects that we are just discovering. For excample, a long time small study from switzerlnd found that children living in cities with less possibilities for meeting friends to play (without supervision) has measurabe effects on social development. I think the real point there is that children should have room outside to play and try themselves out. And that should include doing some dangerous stuff. Because we all do that. What should have happened was to make playgrounds etc. more safe while trying to keep the exciting aspects of them.
Went looking for a comment like that. This is such an important distinction to make and I'm afraid we overcorrected in some areas to the detriment of child development (social, motoric, confidence etc.)
32:37 Ik, Ik it's crazy, but as someone who was raised religious, it's an actual thing, some of these people will sacrifice anything than say they reject god, cuz if you even lie you're not a true christian blah blah blah, apparently....and yeah, it's absolutely insane, and cult like
I use FB for my work communication group and for my kids classroom groups. Otherwise, I wouldn't go near it. Speaking of Aunties, I have 2 of mine blocked on FB 😂 And I am better off for it.
15:49 my high school’s 9th grade PE class curriculum involves teaching archery. A bunch of 15 year olds with bows and arrows trusted to hit the target. Several people broke targets.
Tbh i only log in to check in occasionally with family, help with my work's facebook page, and to check in with weather and local small town news cuz thats the only way you know if something is going on or if there is a power outage or if you forgot to pay your electric bill
When I was religious they used to tell us to never deny our faith even if our lives or the lives of our loved ones were in danger and would use hypothetical situations.
Im here bc the algorithm said, "You giggle at isaac and Claire.. here's this chick.." Your voice would do amazing on the go-to sleep type content, where its just your voice. Very soothing, sincerely. But then i look at the screen 10 mins in and am like, hmmm
The religion one reminds me of this line in Blackadder: 'Well, it is so often the way, sir, too late one thinks of what one should have said. Sir Thomas Moore, for instance: Burned alive for refusing to recant his Catholicism, must have been kicking him-self, as the flames licked higher, that it never occurred to him to say, "I recant my Catholicism." '
We used to get the rage playing on the Nintendo, that’s why people talk about how tough the controllers are. I personally never broke stuff, just threw the controller on the floor or couch, and it wasn’t from shooters.
Your instinct on that pic is correct. It's saying "Women just use men while wishing they could find one to marry". The redness is showing the men being used up
facebook is monetized, in the US at least. one of my high school friends turned into an engagement bait poster and sometimes she posts her earnings when ppl get in her ass for embarrassing herself on facebook
As someone who has had chronic migraines for my entire life, the "strip" part makes literally no sense. If anything needs to be scanned, you are given full privacy, a pair of scrubs/a gown, and a location to lock your possessions up.
Regarding the question of "why is engagement farming with AI on FB a thing?", I red somewhere that it was actually a way to find non-tech savvy, easily fooled targets to scam... don't know how reliable that is, but it makes the more sense to me!
To be fair, I saw on my family's ballot from my home state a proposition to increase the mayor's annual salary to $103,000 and my literal first reaction was "uh, no, if the rest of us have to suffer with unlivable wages, so do you," and it was my first instance of going "oh, thats why people have that mentality." XD
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I used to be offended by minion ass, but then I learned that minion ass actually stopped 3 separate wars in the old folks centers
We can only aspire to be at the level of minion ass 🥲
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when i was 15 i had a pool party with some church friends and posted it to facebook and my creepy step uncle was like oh if only i was 20 years younger 🤮
*boy that is your relative now!!!* I'm so sorry your step uncle was so disgusting to you
Oh god that's so gross
My uncle (Dad's brother) liked all my pics on Facebook and told me I could come stay with him if I ever needed a place. I don't even know him, I haven't talked to my dad in decades and I only met my uncle a couple times in my life so it was really creepy. He had just gotten out of prison too.
Who the the want to be a teen again also you don't need to be a teen or a young adult to enjoy parties or pool parties maybe if you're so old and have back problems but your uncle seem like he 35 which shouldn't be a problem for him unless he into teenager ewwwww
Please tell me he at least got arrested
My dad taught me to ride a bike in a gravel parking lot, stating, “If it hurts to fall down, you’ll want to do it less.” I would have much preferred the floaties-in-the-pool approach, thanks.
I remember the day my Dad took the training wheels off my bike. Within minutes I was chased by an off-leash Doberman bigger than I was, crashed through a fence, went over a (smallish) cliff, and landed in somebody's beached boat. Even when I was physically able to sit on the bike again, it was a good long while before I wanted to.
When your dad needs a wheel chair to get around, take a wheel off and bring him to the gravel pit and say, "Don't fall now. It kinda hurts."
"I thought it was the conservatives who were against butts." That is my favorite political quote of the year
I absolutely hate when people hold my arm or pat my shoulder when they ask for help at the grocery store I work at. It’s infuriating how older people think they can touch you just because they’re the customer. The creepiest is when old men try to touch my waist or try to use the excuse of “my hands are cold”. Wtf creeps no you can’t touch me just because your hands are cold.
Ooof some old people are soooo weird!!! Sorry this happens to you!
NO FOR REAL. i work retail in like a fandom themed shop so i get to be a bit more friendly and i guess these old people think we're friends and they touch my arms and like rub my back and im like bro DONT TOUCH ME it's always boomer women. they are always touching you like they know you. they touch me more than my partner does it's nuts.
That’s so real. The audacity is astounding. I remember, when I was working as a cashier, one of my colleagues (16 at the time) got PROPOSED to by an old man with his WIFE’S wedding ring! It made my head spin that nothing happened to the geezer.
"my hands are cold" can I interest you in these very itchy wool gloves?
i dont like being touched and i refuse to touch strangers, if i need to ask for help i stand there awkwardly and say "excuse me" until they hear me😭
As someone who has lost someone I care about due to a firearm and lost people I care about in hospitals... Even if they were the same amount, dying from a firearm is worse.
as someone who has also experienced multiple of both, i second this
Because in hospitals, people are trying to keep them alive and the death is usually unpreventable (unless some unfair shit goes down), but the firearm is usually at the decision of the wielder.
Exactly.
@@sparklemaggie1584 Yup.
I'm so sorry for your loss
The headache one reads like this woman genuinely has headache issues and even the health system doesn’t believe her, the fact she went in for headaches and he said to strip is like the “are you pregnant” question no matter how many times you tell them there’s no way you are 😂😭
Regarding engagement bait and Facebook monetization: You can, in fact, monetize your page on facebook to get money for engagement on posts. Often, engagement bait is done to get engagement, then the page with high engagement gets sold to people who post fake products, etc. or who want to start with a large following. If you check on these pages a couple weeks later, chances are it now has a new name and new content.
Boomers forgot they were supposed to want better for their children.
"The more I make them suffer, the better they turn out." - this logic is in majority of boomers heads. The only question is who brainwashed them this much? That's why we have the society we have today.
I remember in my first communion classes being taught that if someone threatened to kill you if you didn't denounce God, and you said you aren't Catholic that it's a deadly sin and you will go to hell without chance for forgiveness. I remember them saying that specifically Muslims do this. I am so forever grateful I left the catholic church, that shit was super racist and also fucking bonkers
Been there too. Never going back to Catholicism or any church. Spent the lDt 10 years trying to undo the damage in myself that they did when I was a child.
Growing up in the Mormon church, I was taught by multiple sources and multiple teachers that it was better to die a martyr than ever question my faith. Some times even being told that there is no greater honor than to die as a martyr for the church...
I always thought it was pretty bullshit, even as a young I impressionable child.
Doesn't the bible also specifically say the opposite of that?
@@brandonmiller2795 I had the same experience, it's wild to me now looking back on it that I was being told things like that in my first communion classes which were st like 7-8 years old
In my Catholic RE class they told us about a supposedly real priest who was kidnapped by miscellaneous non-Christian nare-do-wells. When he refused to denounce Jesus they, supposedly, strapped him down, forced him to drink water until he was 'the size of a sumo wrestler', then had someone jump on him until he exploded.
They told that story to ten year olds. I wasn't even scared by it, I just thought it was kind of funny.
Um... I was born in the 70s and learned to swim by taking classes at the YMCA, because my parents are normal people
yay swimming at the YMCA (born 1981)
YWCA, '83
Gen Z, learned in a public pool from my Dad and was ALWAYS a kid that loved water. Even when the temp made me blue and we had to switch swimsuits to keep me warm as an infant, Lmao.
My mom swam on a team in high school, and the only difference between how she taught me to swim and that "The way kids are taught to swim now" meme is that my dad or grandparents would have been holding a Polaroid camera, because smartphones didn't exist in 1990.
Also, the trend now is to teach babies how to float. People are teaching their babies how to save themselves if they fall in.
Modern day babies are more metal than the olden days.
Think the Canada thing might’ve been an anti abortion dog whistle. I could be wrong but that was the first thing I thought
Yes, I agree.
Wow, I feel silly for not even thinking of that. I was thinking medical mistakes because that is huge anywhere.
@@dianacarbonate you're not the only one, I had the same thoughts. This wasn't something I considered either and it makes a LOT of sense if this is what they were referring to.
27:58 I interpret the hanging men as clones of her hubby because he can't satisfy her alone. He would have recovered the next day, so I don't think it's a one per day thing. It looks like a "she takes forever, so she needs to clone her hubby" kinda joke. It's kinda funny that it's supposed to jab at women who take too long, but it's just telling on himself that he's a 2 pump chump 😂
Oooh you're probably right
See I thought it was a screw women and polyamorous relationships joke. Like, women can’t be satisfied by one guy (I.e woman cheats cuz hubbys not good enough in bed), so they want to marry many men and swap them out like clothes. The panel itself is just weird, it’s so bare bones but there’s also so many details. And yet it still doesn’t make any sense.
The dude replacing friends with firearms isn't losing friends because he's buying firearms. He's losing friends because they're being buried in his yard. (This is a joke)
(until it isn't)
If you want "a milkshake from the milk of those tankers" then expect some other fluids in it.
Huh??
@@ZK-ib2wpI think they meant they’re going to spit in the drink or poison it
29:39 I could be wrong, but I think with the whole "not knowing who you're related to," he's trying to make some kind of statement about divorce, single parents, step- and half-siblings, blended families, split and shared custody, etc.
also may be about kids disowning and going no contact with some of their family when they can, either just parents or the whole of it
Re: That last one, if his god can’t understand that he’s only pretending to renounce his faith to save his family, that sounds like a shitty god.
God needs you to acknowlege him like Roman Reigns. 🙆
When I was a kid, our parents told us that it's okay to lie in this type of hypothetical situation to save our loved ones because "God knows what's in our hearts". As an adult I'm not religious or anything and I'm glad that my parents were more realistic and logical about many things.
ngl, the maple leaf with the "fuck" flag kinda goes hard, I love the look in his eyes
“I don’t know where this whole idea came from” (the woman suddenly being attracted to a guy after he verbally assaults her) 23:56 It comes from misogynistic incels who’ve convinced each other that this is what happens. They interpret stories told by their likeminded peers as evidence - but those stories are fabricated or exaggerated, and those guys are heavily influenced by confirmation bias. They also still carry anger about girls in school who only dated the popular boys (which wouldn’t have been the case if the “unpopular” boys would’ve been friendlier to the girls). In the real world, a guy saying those nasty things doesn’t get the girl - he’s lucky if he doesn’t get pepper sprayed.
Yeah it's probably conformation bias just because some people maybe their son, daughter, or themselves got well in arranged marriage doesn't make it good when most people weren't
Also maybe the women never had a healthy relationship with a guy and think how men are instead of being a result of sexiam and misogyny
A lot of those incels likely also got dating advice from their fathers and grandfathers who got married by following a pretty girl home, knocking on their front door, and asking their fathers for their hand in marriage.
A lot of those older men likely also beat their wives and are accustomed to their wife placating their anger out of fear for their own safety.
They lie to themselves and say this is how women like to be treated so they never have to confront the reality of what they've done.
I would rather assume that the comic is satire. In general, I also think that the man's reaction is more "using the person as someone to vent his anger on" than "believing that it will make the person fall for him", but I have seen so many chat screenshot where the incel switches between lovebombing and insults ... I'm not sure anymore.
They probably consider mainstream "romantic" media as confirmation. One of Coleen Hoover's books has girl remain in love with a guy even after she found out that it was him who burned down her house and ruined her life.
As an American millennial (last year of millennials but still) ex evangelical, I cannot even fully explain the way in which we were all brainwashed into believing we WOULD be held at gun point or have our lives or our loved ones lives would be threatened in some way if we claimed Jesus - the father choosing god over his family is literally Christian millennial wannabe martyrs wet dream.
As a PRIMARY SCHOOLER (like I’m talking MAYBE first grade) I remember being told “don’t deny god bc those people will most likely kill you anyway and if you deny god and then die you’ll go to hell. So better to make sure when you die you go to heaven by not denying him”. Like the amount of trauma my little brain endured just from the constant fear that at any given time someone would walk up, point a gun at me, and ask me if I was a Christian.
I blame the aftermath of Columbine. There was that whole (untrue) story about how one of the victims was asked if she believed in God and then was shot when she responded "yes". Her family turned her into a martyr over something they would have no way of knowing and Christian culture had a field day with that.
I'm also in your age range and totally NOT religious at all. My mom is a very religious Christian and hates lying with a passion. When I was a kid, my mom actually brought up this type of hypothetical situation. She said that sometimes you need lie to save the people we care about because "God knows what's really in our hearts". She also said that it's better not to have that on our conscious if we survive and we'll know we did what we could. While I disagree with many of her beliefs, at least she was level headed about these types of things. She wasn't as crazy as many of the other parents in our church.
@@WickedKatze oh it was ONE HUNDRED percent the evangelical far right using that tragedy to scare people into church. The amount of “she said yes” BULLSHIT we got fed was insane. I read a BOOK ABOUT CASSIE IN LIKE 5TH GRADE ☠️☠️
@@WickedKatze and the sad thing is there WAS a girl who was asked about her faith and it’s reported (by survivors) she DID claim her faith and WAS KILLED - but Cassie was a pretty blonde Christian girl from a Christian family and made a better martyr than Val
@@WickedKatzeI'm an older millenial, I was taught this nonsense well before Columbine. My parents church taught this well before Columbine.
Columbine became a scapegoat practically the year it happened.
Just a video idea because of the Facebook Memes for today:
Going through r/BoomersBeingFools because, man, people have some wild stories to share there.
I hate the people who think you need to suffer the same way they did I have been through so much suffering homelessness, drug addiction, physical and psychological abuse, suicide attempts, broken bones, head trauma, concussion etc etc and I would never wish even a little bit of that suffering on anyone else
same list
I hate that people think that, too, but I guess the reason is that they don't want to accept that their suffering was pointless. So much easier to persuade oneself that it was necessary and therefore it is a bad thing that people nowadays do it differently.
But a really good point. Like, Boomers say they suffered so much, but most of them haven't gone through nearly a quarter of what you have had to.
Should they have to? No. Should anyone? No. Maybe we should have more help for the people still struggling.
My response to the 30 foot rope climbing. “Yeah you may have had to climb thirty foot ropes in gym but your schools didn’t get shot up back then so who’s really suffering now”
I'm not offended by the minion meme but I'm dying for that history lesson 😅
Me too honestly
In 1776, George Washington invented butts.
Thomas Jefferson wrote butt rights into the constitution later that year.
In 1992, the philosopher Sir Mix-A-Lot created the first comprehensive butt-based moral code, beginning with the memorable maxim "I like big butts, and I cannot lie."
The only thing they got right in that comic at 31:59 was making Jesus not white. Who tf would choose Christianity over their own family 💀
Far too many
if a tampon really works then why do i ever have to change it… riddle me that libs 🤣🤣🤣 (joke)
Cons want to ban the proper use for tampons, but then also say "just use a tampon for a bullet wound."
I mean technically you can keep the same tampon in the rest of your life… it just might be a shorter life than expected.
@@RyanPancakes This seeeeent meeee. Thank you for making my day. 😂😂😂
The hospital and guns one makes me upset bc holy shit why is this our country the anti socialist propaganda is so strong and horrible.
Only the all mighty state should be armed.......
@@Veryvoidlove it’s not propaganda 😂 one look into the last century is all you need to know to be against socialism
Facebook, the vestiges of birthday wishes and weird relatives.
Also, Uncles who think they have honorary degrees in business and international relations? Truly on another level 😂
That last one is insane. As a kid i thought that kind of thing was real i thought i would have to actually fight off gunmen with the power of jesus lmao. The American christian persecution fantasy is just so nuts. Glad im not in it anymore
I can totally relate with you!! My mom is a very religious Christian and HATES lying with a passion. When I was a kid, she was talking to me about this type of hypothetical situation. She said that sometimes you have to lie in order to save people we care about and her reasoning was that "god know what's really in our hearts". I'm NOT religious at all and have issues with some of my parents' beliefs, but at least they have common sense with a variety of things, like this!
@@dragonfliesnh4204 When I was 12, my mom's take was basically the opposite. She said she'd let me die rather than even lie about denouncing her faith. fkn wild.
Same x_x
@@RisaPlays That's insane to me! I just don't understand that mindset at all! If there is an all powerful being that can see what's in our hearts, why would it even matter if someone told a mere human whether or not they believe in God? Why would it be more important to prove to that mere human what someone's beliefs are rather than to their own deity?
@@Veryvoidlove are you saying Christian’s aren’t being persecuted in socialist nations like China?
32:31 this is taught to all christians by the way, especially children. We are constantly told that if we ever end up in that situation we’re supposed to choose god bc if not we’re going to hell.
The one about prescription medicine made me want to scream
The only reason i can come up with for the minion post would be "if you're offended by minion memes, you should learn history and find a real thing to be offended by"
The same shit as "if you don't stop crying I'll give you something to cry about"
I think for the gun one, I can understand it so long as you don't have any ammunition. You can have a dozen guns, you can enjoy collecting historical guns, and maintaining them, you can find it therapeutic to take them apart, clean them, restore them, build them, whatever. That's almost the same vibe as people who like building model trains or working on cars. You can even take advantage of the more limited self defence advantage of just visibly having that gun and being able to say you have one. If you like firing the guns, in the same way that some people enjoy archery or axe throwing, go to the range. Keep your bullets at the range, I don't find that to be a problem. The minute you bring the bullets home, and keep them next to your gun? That's premeditation. You're planning a murder. Simple as that.
ive honestly never really thought about it like that but wow i totally agree!
So because I have a loaded gun in my residence for my protection, I'm committing premeditated murder????
@@crazyratlady3115 a gun without ammo is just a paper weight. Come and take it commie
@@crazyratlady3115 your name definitely is fitting for your beliefs 🤡
@@crazyratlady3115 actually the stupidest comment I’ve ever read
The military has created the necessity for the military. We do need military force in America because America is out there getting in everyone's business, so we need the military to protect us from all the people they've pissed off.
Coronel Scott Ritter, a retired US Millitary veteran & expert on geopolítics yesterday shared his beautiful proposal to cut United States Millitary spending by $800 billion annually, while improving world standing of the United States in an interview with Danny Haiphong.
(in other words, search for that video!) ❤
@@merbst "Heartbreaking. The worst person you know just made a great point."
(In case you didn't know, Scott Ritter is extremely pro-Putin, and a convicted sex offender.)
Every country on the planet has a military.
that's a new one. I'm sorry but my tism prevents me from being anywhere near anything mainstream so I basically live under a social media rock. thank you for letting know what's going on outside my bubble of safe gay memes
The guns vs friends meme looks like he shot them.
I asked my dad about that first minion meme, and even he had barely a clue. He thinks it's a minion version of a historical image, but that it might be from before his time (and he's a boomer).
Not even the older liberals are offended or have any clue what is going on
I use fb exclusively to follow cat rescue pages these days 😅 shout out to Deli Department and Tiny Tim's Foster Family
Shoutouts Blind Cat Sanctuary!! Haven't looked at their page in a while, but it's always nice to see pets in need get adopted
Even rescue pages can be shady sometimes.
When I was still trying to go to college, I told my mom I was only trying to go to college and graduate cause I wanted a redo of my high school graduation party because I wasn’t even at the party that was meant for me. And she said that because she didn’t even get a party to celebrate graduating, I wouldn’t have gotten one, even if I did graduate college. The part of this video that brought up student debt reminded me of that for multiple reasons.
the cousin thing is so silly! some people are close to their cousins and some people aren't, but that isn't dependent on generations. just within my mom's side of the family, i don't feel particularly close with any of them, but that didn't stop us from having sleepovers and hanging out together at family parties! nowadays two of those cousins have become really close, so thats proof people today are and can be best friends with their cousins.
Also my girlfriend's family is so large (both parents were one of 8 siblings) that she doesn't even know some of her cousins, but thats not because of age/generation, its because its such a big family that a fair amount of them live too far away for her to have spend significant time with
For the hanging men, I think it might be about “body counts”, as in sexual partners
what's funny is that they're all the same man
like, the artist is completely disappearing their dogshit point because they only know how to draw one guy
That would make total sense! I couldn't come up with any theories of my own
But the wedding?
@@5210smile maybe she eventually got married after being with a bunch of men in the past? Kind of like “past baggage”
You forgot about shitposters. We're strong demographic on Facebook 😂
My thoughts on the jesus panel : “well at least they got jesus’s skintone right…😅”
that last one... scary domestic homicide coded
ok commenting again just cuz "if meds worked you wouldnt need to refill your perscription" is SENDING me. if gas worked you wouldnt need to keep refilling the tank 😂
about the one with the man having to choose between his family or his religion. we had christian religion classes growing up (until like 2016 when it became optional in my country) and i do remember a bible story that goes exactly like that comic. so it could be a simplification of that. it also definitely reeks of the desire christians have to feel persecuted, even if they aren't.
if someone remembers details pls let me know!
yea, you are correct: Jesus just got betrayed by Judas and got arrested, Peter denies knowing Jesus 3x, as was the prophecy he was told before by God himself:
"Then they seized him and led him away, bringing him into the high priest's house, and Peter was following at a distance. 55 And when they had kindled a fire in the middle of the courtyard and sat down together, Peter sat down among them. 56 Then a servant girl, seeing him as he sat in the light and looking closely at him, said, “This man also was with him.” 57 But he denied it, saying, “Woman, I do not know him.” 58 And a little later someone else saw him and said, “You also are one of them.” But Peter said, “Man, I am not.” 59 And after an interval of about an hour still another insisted, saying, “Certainly this man also was with him, for he too is a Galilean.” 60 But Peter said, “Man, I do not know what you are talking about.” And immediately, while he was still speaking, the rooster crowed. 61 And the Lord turned and looked at Peter. And Peter remembered the saying of the Lord, how he had said to him, “Before the rooster crows today, you will deny me three times.” 62 And he went out and wept bitterly."
I've never been here this soon, love your videos! always looking for more women who do commentary!
I have noticed a trend here in the United States about less closeness among cousins.
Probably because with social media you interact *far* more with closer family like cousins that when it's time to hang out with friends, you are capable of excluding your family as part of your friend circle.
Just because your parents have siblings, doesn't mean you're required to hang out with their kids.
I worked as a cocktail waitress at a 4am bar in Chicago. Our dress code was a small black tank top. There were a couple times random men would try to hand me $20, and I said, I'm not your waitress, and they would say, I know, and continue handing it to me. I just said no thanks and walked away because I knew taking it would be giving them the green light to literally grab my ass and boobs the rest of the night.
My mom took us all to the swimming pool in town (about a 15min drive from the farm) to get swimming lessons when we were kids because we live in an area where you can’t drive ten minutes without seeing a lake or a pond and she was not about to let us wander into one unprepared. It was great, except the pool was cold and I was always a little too lanky of a little kid to float properly. I thought this one teacher (a teen lifeguard who taught the class) was the coolest because she was the first person i met with more than one or two ear piercings 😆 anyway, it was incredibly important that we learned to swim early and also safety around water in general. Not only is it stupidly dangerous to just throw your kids into some random lake and hope they figure swimming out, but it also won’t teach your kids about other stuff to be safe in water. Are you going to teach them how to do cpr on friends or siblings who don’t swim but got in water? Are you going to teach them about different kinds of bodies of water? How you can get swept up in rivers if you’re unprepared and how if it’s too shallow they can hurt themselves? How sometimes there are dangers in the water they can’t see and how to be careful about boats? On and on, at least one of these things would probably not be covered by any average parent, as adults we often forget about things we’ve had to learn because it’s just so ingrained in us now that we don’t think about it, and there are things we couldn’t teach by ourselves. I’ve forgotten most of how to do cpr and it’s possible that what I was taught is a bit out of date. I don’t always know the best ways to explain certain things to kids either, and while I’m not a parent myself, at my age I’m around a lot of people who are. I know there are things I only know because my mom took us to those classes, and that’s WHY she took us to classes. Sure, YOU might have survived being tossed into a lake, but many kids would try to go swimming in situations where it’s dangerous and they don’t realize it, especially if all they were taught was how to not drown after being yeeted into a safe body of water. I know that little me loved swimming and was impulsive, it’s quite possible I would have tried to swim somewhere dangerous while my parents weren’t looking, but I was taught how to be safe. One of my younger brothers actually almost drowned before he was old enough to take lessons because he did EXACTLY THAT in a pool when no one was looking, my other brother who HAD taken classes was able to save him. Once that brother shoved me in a lake fully clothed while our parents weren’t looking, that could have gone far worse without those classes. People have developed these classes for a reason, and it’s much safer to use precautions with kids.
Yeah I never understood deliberately putting your child in danger and hoping that they know how to get out of it without any help.
People do get paid for engagement on facebook, my local food pantry raises significant funds through this method
About the AI-veteran at 5:32 --> you can easily detect that this "picture" is fake / AI generated: Look at the persons right hand, which is the left hand side considering our (the viewer's) perspective. His knuckles don't line up with his fingers. And no, this isn't just about the shadow, either. His fingers grow out of his palm, lol. It's such bad design that this can't even be a w@r injury or something...
I could tell because "103th" isn't a real term. 🙃
@@bazzfromthebackground3696 Yes, there are some grave grammatical errors in it as well. It should have been '103rd'. The issue is: You never know how well someone speaks a language and people back then didn't receive a whole ot of schooling, either. If you listen to certain groups of people you learn what errors they usually make and you can tell where they're from. Rednecks make plenty such mistakes as well, because they speak a doalect, not standard English.
I wrote put a looong comment explaining every single one and RUclips gave me a warning about not posting mean things 😭
I can’t believe RUclips waited 40 seconds to show me this video
RUclips waited AN HOUR to show me this video
It's the "103th birthday" for me lol
Apparently knowing "103th" isn't a number is a skill issue.
People in these comments alone are like "...if you look at the hands," like, just read the paper 😂
@@bazzfromthebackground3696 I mean to be fair the hands are prolly more of a tell because someone might write 103th to be silly
The veteran pic deal is that they put that kind of pic in a post and when they get enough likes, they substitute the pic for something that benefits them. It's to fool the algorithm or get sponsors "look at how many people interact with my posts!" and things like that.
Btw, that is *not* the way we teach children to swim. They are taught differently than I was taught but I was taught very, very badly so I'm okay with that.
There’s two reasons Facebook accounts will engagement bait:
1. You can monetize your Facebook page. The more engagement you get, the more eligible you are for deals etc.
2. Scammers looking for victims. Usually images like these are posted with an intentional mistake (I.e, 103th) to lure ignorant older people. The logic is, if they fall for an AI image with a grammar mistake, they’ll fall for a scam
23:12 That nene was definitely made to make fun of how NiceGuys TM switch from overly sweet to bitter and angry. It's saying "tf you expect to happen? This???"
the minion butt meme is so ironically funny 😭
I just got my wisdom teeth removed, and I was sooo happy to see you post today! Thanks for making my day better, kiwi!
3:01 The other day I was called a little turkey, but I’m a chicken got it, ya beef jerky.
A man told me once that women work as waitresses so they can be sexually available to men. In the moment I took it as a joke but then I realized afterwards he was probably serious. 🤮
What always got me about men acting crazy when you tell them you’re married or just not single is that many are telling the truth. Are we supposed to just forsake it all just for this stranger that suddenly approached them? That’s the right thing to do? And if she is lying, and supposedly all you want is the truth, #1) I don’t believe you that you just want the truth #2) maybe look inward into what it is about you that makes ppl think you’re too fragile or egotistical to handle not hearing what you want to hear
The student loan forgiveness thing was overturned in the us 😔 ppl now have to pay back loans they now re-owe unfortunately. Sadge
Almost like people knew it was gonna happen.
@@Veryvoidlove wow, you have to pay for the thing you agreed to pay for…
5:27 i think its ment to say disabled veteran
I hate AI outside of the underappreciated Steven Spielberg film.
The meds one is a nightmare for drs of the olds hrgrhrhrgggg omg this meme can kill some ppl
Medical malpractice deaths in Canada is about 30k per year, gun deaths in the US is about 40k per year.
So the stats are completely wrong, but yeah, doctors are useful otherwise and more people interact with doctors on a daily basis, it's the sharks Vs cows thing again
Edit: don't know why they used Canada, because medical malpractice deaths in the US are around 200k, for the same reasons I mentioned above. (Obviously no where near 25x)
I just looked this up and you're so right! Canada also has universal health care where the US doesn't. Many people in the US can't afford healthcare so they don't go or they wait until they are desperate and are really bad off. I don't know how much that influences the malpractice deaths, but if it does, I'm sure it's only a chunk of them.
Majority of gun deaths are from people "unaliving" themselves Skippy.
@@molasorrosalom4846 ok? Did the original stats say murders with guns and I've accidentally assumed it said gun deaths?
@@JhericFury You were right. It meant gun deaths, as in all of them, not separated by accidental, murders and/or suic1des. Some people really like to try to be nitpicky and think it'll help their arguments when it just makes them look more ignorant.
@@dragonfliesnh4204 yeah, maybe the person will reply to clarify, but I think it's either what you said; they're suggesting the guns don't matter in those cases as they'd find a way to do it anyway; or suggesting that my shark/cow analogy doesn't work because a person who uses a gun on themselves is around their cause of death every moment of every day.
All 3 are bad arguments.
Maybe it's another one.
The kicker is that, purely in theory (not in reality), I'm totally in favour of the idea that citizens should be able to have guns to resist tyranical govts, but denying that that choice directly leads to a significant increase in deaths is just dishonest.
It's not like Britain or other "gun banning" countries don't have guns, it's just much harder to get them.
i hâve a suspicion that facebook itself is making accounts that post ai so people stay in the app. most people post friends and family so if you’ve gone through the posts of everyone you know, you’ll leave unless facebook gives you smt else to look at (this doesn’t make much sense)
Facebook has been estimated to be at least 10% bots.
16:30
Complicated point imo.
There were definitely things that were horribly dangerous, but the 'oversterilised' childhood of today also has many bad effects that we are just discovering. For excample, a long time small study from switzerlnd found that children living in cities with less possibilities for meeting friends to play (without supervision) has measurabe effects on social development.
I think the real point there is that children should have room outside to play and try themselves out. And that should include doing some dangerous stuff. Because we all do that.
What should have happened was to make playgrounds etc. more safe while trying to keep the exciting aspects of them.
Went looking for a comment like that. This is such an important distinction to make and I'm afraid we overcorrected in some areas to the detriment of child development (social, motoric, confidence etc.)
Here’s the thing, sports make a lot of money here, BUT selling weapons makes a lot more.
32:37 Ik, Ik it's crazy, but as someone who was raised religious, it's an actual thing, some of these people will sacrifice anything than say they reject god, cuz if you even lie you're not a true christian blah blah blah, apparently....and yeah, it's absolutely insane, and cult like
I use FB for my work communication group and for my kids classroom groups. Otherwise, I wouldn't go near it.
Speaking of Aunties, I have 2 of mine blocked on FB 😂 And I am better off for it.
15:49 my high school’s 9th grade PE class curriculum involves teaching archery. A bunch of 15 year olds with bows and arrows trusted to hit the target. Several people broke targets.
Tbh i only log in to check in occasionally with family, help with my work's facebook page, and to check in with weather and local small town news cuz thats the only way you know if something is going on or if there is a power outage or if you forgot to pay your electric bill
It’s wild watching you react to the abject stupidity/madness that has become “normal” here in the states. I will NEVER get used to it. It is NOT OKAY
The medication refills = I think they’re trying to say there should be more medications that cure things lol
I work with kids and one of the parents was convinced that video games "groom" kids to go into the military.
When I was religious they used to tell us to never deny our faith even if our lives or the lives of our loved ones were in danger and would use hypothetical situations.
It's the trolley problem, but the switch puller dies in every situation.
Im here bc the algorithm said, "You giggle at isaac and Claire.. here's this chick.."
Your voice would do amazing on the go-to sleep type content, where its just your voice. Very soothing, sincerely.
But then i look at the screen 10 mins in and am like, hmmm
The religion one reminds me of this line in Blackadder:
'Well, it is so often the way, sir, too late one thinks of what one should have said. Sir Thomas Moore, for instance: Burned alive for refusing to recant his Catholicism, must have been kicking him-self, as the flames licked higher, that it never occurred to him to say, "I recant my Catholicism." '
BABE WAKE UP THE QUEER KIWI JST POSTED A NEW VID
The minion ass meme looks more like something made to make fun of boomer memes.
We used to get the rage playing on the Nintendo, that’s why people talk about how tough the controllers are. I personally never broke stuff, just threw the controller on the floor or couch, and it wasn’t from shooters.
Facebook has said of that 2b that "log on" almost 10% are bots/non-active user accounts.
Oh shit....the weird uncles that people have to deal with once a year, and now the whole internet has to deal with them every day. Oh dear lord.
And they hang out in groups
I think Facebook pages are monetizable now
1:00 I use Facebook for my crafting reels because my tiktok fyp is so varied
Your instinct on that pic is correct. It's saying "Women just use men while wishing they could find one to marry". The redness is showing the men being used up
facebook is monetized, in the US at least. one of my high school friends turned into an engagement bait poster and sometimes she posts her earnings when ppl get in her ass for embarrassing herself on facebook
Thankfully I don't encounter these wackos on FB.
As someone who has had chronic migraines for my entire life, the "strip" part makes literally no sense. If anything needs to be scanned, you are given full privacy, a pair of scrubs/a gown, and a location to lock your possessions up.
6:48 Once they get enough engagement, they can change the photo to a scam and they steal money, data, ect
"...woahhhh...." is such a funny response to me >xDD
Regarding the question of "why is engagement farming with AI on FB a thing?", I red somewhere that it was actually a way to find non-tech savvy, easily fooled targets to scam... don't know how reliable that is, but it makes the more sense to me!
that minion butts meme was made specifically for Orr Pinely
To be fair, I saw on my family's ballot from my home state a proposition to increase the mayor's annual salary to $103,000 and my literal first reaction was "uh, no, if the rest of us have to suffer with unlivable wages, so do you," and it was my first instance of going "oh, thats why people have that mentality." XD
I did the rope climbing thing in PE back in the 2010s
in America there are 3 guns for every 1 person so yea there's literally no way
"...A gun behind every blade of grass."
30:00 I witnessed a bunny tragedy