How Societies Turn Cruel
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Socialization of people under the Nazi regime
Täter: Wie Ganz Normale Menschen zu Massenmördern werden - Harald Welzer
(Parts of it are translated in "Ordinary People as Mass Murderers: Perpetrators in Comparative Perspective: The Holocaust and Its Contexts" by Olaf Jensen & Claus-Christian W. Szejnmann)
Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland - Christopher Browning
The Coming of the Third Reich: How the Nazis Destroyed Democracy and Seized Power in Germany - Richard J. Evans
Writeup on the progression of the Holocaust from a functionalist perspective
The Villa, The Lake, The Meeting: Wannsee and the Final Solution - Mark Roseman
On the plight of "Ost-Juden" in the early Weimar years
Geflüchtet, unerwünscht, abgeschoben: Osteuropäische Juden in der Republik Baden (1918-1923) - Nils Steffen, Cord Arendes
www.nytimes.com/2019/06/21/us...
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theintercept.com/2019/06/27/i...
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It’s absolutely important to portray the Nazis as real human beings, with emotions, families, and daily lives.
Because if we lose the human element we risk teaching people that this is something that couldn’t happen to them.
I think that applies to every kind of violent criminal honestly. It's dangerous to call rapists, serial killers, etc or in this case Nazis monsters. Because they aren't. They're everyday, normal seeming people with emotions and families as you said. Calling them something other than human makes it seem like they're generally grotesque and easy to notice but that isn't the case at all.
ThisIsMyRealName This applies to every plight of man. Most humans have no say in war, pollution or global warming. But instead just pulled along by their leaders
I'll see them as a human the moment they see me as one, bootlicker
DaisyThroughConcrete I’m really confused about how in any way what I said makes me a “bootlicker.”
Also they are human beings. That’s part of the issue. If you don’t see them as human, you won’t be able to recognize how people become like that.
You won’t be able to stop fascists from rising when they see an opportunity.
nailed it
People don’t seem to realise that ‘never again’ doesn’t mean ‘we’ll stop it when it happens again’. It means you stop it before it gets anywhere near the same place.
You know, that sounds an awful lot like a way to silence opposition.
I'm just playing devil's advocate here, I support open borders, but I can see why blindly comparing modern situations to nazi Germany can stir up fears of political suppression
Gancio The Ranter Who’s silencing anyone? If the opposition thinks their position is not eerily similar to the beginning stages of a genocide, then they can state why and defend themselves freely.
If you can’t point out similarities between the beginnings of the horrific events of the relatively recent past and the present, how are you supposed to prevent it from happening again?
@@thedripkingofangmar6778 The comparison isn't blind though. Did you even watch the video?
@Jonas Pell if you think that detaining said immigrants under terrible conditions that violate every single aspect of human right isn't akin to a Nazi like policy, then you are a moron
@@fulcrum2951 what horrible conditions? Give me an example.
As a parent myself, hearing Sargon equate the confused, terrified cries of children to the whining of his own over trivial things.. I've never wanted to punch someone so badly. That complete lack of empathy and basic moral philosophy is what drove me away from his content in the first place.
I remember him laughing about Heather Heyer's death by that neo-Nazi fuck who drove his car onto people.
"complete lack of empathy" indeed. Giggling and laughing. No room for thoughtfulness and consideration about the other person. Just like a troll on the internet, making fun of everyone just for the lolz. A typical bully.
i feel so bad for his kids
the fact that he equated the left being in favour of non-nuclear families with forcibly tearing apart families shows he doesn't care about people, just owning the libs on some perceived hypocrisy
Well at least you landed on a decent level headed page.
Not quite my tempo oh no but it is hilarious because of how the “libs” and “leftists “ get upset
My grandmother is pushing 100. She has been increasingly anxious about what she sees in the world.
When a woman who was a child at the time Hitler wrote Mein Kampf tells you that they're doing it again... You better fucking listen.
With people like Tucker Carlson fanning the rhetorical flame, it will become dangerous in this country for minorities if the wrong people get in charge.
@@willwalsh9657 the issue being that everyone is doing. Rightist and Lefitist are pushing to political extremes and it fucking worries mem
@@carolusrex5213 There is one obvious good side. 90% of all political violence in the passed 10 years have been from right wing extremists.
@@carolusrex5213 you might want to google something called the horseshoe theory. Left extremism is not comparable to right extremism. They are not mirror images of each other.
@@HiNoTamaIII I don’t think they are comparable neither, but they both are definitely getting more extreme. Even though the right is by far the bigger threat, everyone has become more extreme.
2016: “lmao look at these lefties, they think trump is gonna put people in concentration camps or something!”
2019: “okay could you please not call them ‘concentration camps’?”
@@HeadsFullOfEyeballs I am wondering if under US law publically referring to people as "criminals" that were solely detained due to federal misdemeanor charges not yet even brought in front of a judge could be a gateway for libel charges? Then Trump would have really f*cked up, wouldnt he...
mr walkway that would be a more fair point if they were called out in 2014
@@felixleidinger1670 For that to work, a US court would need to side for destitute brown people and against the white millionaire president. If that were likely to happen, I don't think we'd be looking at concentration camps right now...
Man I've never heard of concentration camps where people go willingly and are allowed to leave anytime.
@@palaven4048 Correct, these people are not going willingly and are not free to leave anytime
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out- because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me.
-Martin Niemöller
The first line of Mr.Niemöller's poem is "First they came for the Communists," not "First they came for the socialists," as they were the second target
"But hey, at least we totally owned the libs before my potential as a useful idiot was exhausted. Hail Kekistan!"
- Carl Benjamin
Important to notice, that you're missing the first verse. It's about the communist. Socialist in this context doesn’t really mean socialist also. In the original it's social democrats, which describe themselves as socialists.
Liberals will bring about a Fascist government, and we'll all suffer bc of it
Pos3id0n You (I assume you live in the US) already have fascistic government. You don't need liberals for it.
US: _[meddles in the affairs of Central and South American countries, causing them to become unstable]_
Those Countries: _[collapse, triggering mass migration]_
US: _surprised pikachu face_
Also, Sargon is a fascist who has advocated for a whites-only ethnostate during numerous debates.
Thanks Destiny and Vaush, for outing Sargon as an ethnostater :^)
@Yolo Swaggins I try and explain this to my parents, they accused me of being anti-white. Truth is harder than propaganda.
But, but I thought he said he's at least a quarter black and that his extremely white father is actually "like a black man" ?
US: [refuses to meddle with socialist gangs in Central and South American countries]
Those countries: [socialists violently take over and rob economies, countries collapse, triggering mass migration]
US: surprised pikachu face
@@DrCruel “violently take over and rob economies” sounds like United Fruit Company
The nazis were definitely human. The important thing is to learn what turns humans into nazis.
No, they are just evil and unethical. They are responsible for what they have done and only they alone.
@@Ninjaananas aaaaand that's how you get Nazism again
@@Ninjaananas no, they are humans. distancing ourselves from them is the way these things happen again--if we deny their humanity we blind ourselves to the red flags that led to the rise of fascism in the past, thus blinding ourselves to the red flags going on around us.
@@transtexan9684
Do you assume that humans are automatically good and ethical? I did not deny their being as a human. I just said what they are. Evil and unethical. Evil and unethical humans who are responsible for what they have done. We stop the rise of fascism by seing the responsibility to behave ethical and to never blame others for your crimes.
@Ninjaananas yeah, but to assume we are unlikely to become them even though we are is a bad thing because then we may let our guard down on other people, or ourselves. To say that these people are not like us provides a camouflage for them. Remember, these men did have ethics but figured loopholes. He could only kill children, and only if the parent was dead. Instead of walking off, he chose to stay.
*Summarily executes someone for speeding*
Progressives: "We shouldn't do that."
Sargon: "Oh, we shouldn't have basic road safety, you say?!!"
It may be unpleasant but it's for the greater good.
Sargon is such an unhinged delinquient that three arrows had to remove the clip to make sure the lard arse wouldn't break the bloody sound barrier with his loud non stop swearing and his annoying laughter. Jesus christ that man's desk needs to file a lawsuit for domestic violence
You heard it here first folks, the man who is dumber than a rock says we should kill Due Process, and I say, let's summarily execute him because he disagrees with us! Oh, what's that Benny? You want a trial? Too bad. =
The Motte and Baily rebuttle. It's like 90% of right wing arguments.
What's this fallacy that Sargon often falls into called? False equivocation?
I don't even know how you can be so irritatingly smug about people being worried about children.
Being a sociopath helps.
yeah especially when youre sargoon and have flipped out and said the left doesnt care about kids like hes claimed in a dozen or mre videos.
Acting calm in the face of other people's suffering apparently counts as stoic resolve to these people. Basically the same as Fox News pundits claiming that the left has "Trump Derangement Syndrome" - it's all performative rationality, and it seems to draw a big audience sadly.
Maybe because the difference between refugees and other criminals are fairly small and no one gives a damn about the children of criminals in the US. There are thousands of kids in the US that are separated from their parents when that parent goes to prison for a crime. Why should it be different for refugees who are also criminals for crossing the border illegally? Should parents just not be allowed to go to prison for a crime because it might hurt their children?
ICE is a private company that profits from people being smuggled into the US.
Me, trying to speak german: Ich... Ich bin...
german guy: it’s alright my friend, I know it’s hard to speak a foreign language; English is not my first language and I’m rather mediocre at it
Dan is more articulate in English than most native anglophones, it's astonishing to me how well he clearly and effectively he communicates his ideas in a language that isn't even his mother tongue. I could honestly listen to him talk for hours, and I have already.
Bruno Queiroz. “I have, in the past, found it quite arduous a task to absorb the nuance of the English language, and shall continue absorbing the nuance to become articulate in my expression of the language. Thank you for your patience.” -German boi
I have this happen with my fiances Swedish family, ive had 7 year olds speak good English to me when they hear my crap Swedish. I'm both impressed and humbled lol.
@@sebastianwang670 Yes, strictly speaking. English is not my native language either, and I have managed to beat competitions through, partially, learning speaking at RUclips. Which speaks to the level of English of our host, who I mostly watched.
I know people who's native tongue is English that aren't as articulate and well spoken as Dan. Example, my entire fucking home state (WV).
Just to confirm, Sargon is British isn't he? Why does he use "we" when referring to American border security? Surely he's just as much an outsider as the people trying to get across the southern border, yet he places himself above them for no real reason.
Also refers to his children as "it" which is it's own can of worms.
Whiiiiite
Lmao
@@shlurpydurp1804 no one cares about slavs
@@shlurpydurp1804 true tho
"We" is white people to him
*gay character in children's cartoon*
Sargon: Won't somebody think of the children!?
*children kidnapped and abused*
Leftists: Won't somebody think of the children
Sargon: These are literally the same thing
@Matthew Chenault Wait who are kidnapping the children? Child traffickers? Or do you mean their parents? The whole premise of your comment makes no sense. Especially since the call isn't for "open borders" just for the closing of these concentration camps. Hell, making legal immigration easier would actually solve the problem you made up. Oh wait, I see, what you are trying to do. You actually just don't want immigration if you think making a pathway to citizenship/residency easier is "open borders".
Matthew Chenault would you be kind to share with us a link to that study?
Double standards are the only standards Carl has.
@Matthew Chenault That's not a link to the study.
@Matthew Chenault Just do the work and link one of the articles dude.
You’d think Sargon would be a bit more empathetic considering that he’s a child himself
good one ^^
never attempt to breed. (not likely anyway, I know)
Feo Lender Why are you getting offended over a joke?
@@feolender2938 Should have told Sargon a few years prior.
Bit of a child...who also is actually a father, that's what's scary.
I watched 10 mins of Sargon’s response and he lied several times. The big one I can remember is when he said you didn’t examine the German mindset in the early 20s to understand why the Nazis happened. You did in fact do that and he cut it out his video to make it seem you didn’t.
I stopped watching right after. That shows he was arguing from bad faith immediately
You shouldn't have stopped right after, it's quite amusing to watch actually
Good faith from a racist shitstain?
😂🤣🤣🤣
@@jojoe7139 Seeing Sargon destrot himself because of his lies? It is enjoyable.
@@thehellyousay he isnt racist, now I know you're arguing in bad faith
Can you post a link here?
Sargon: "There is not going to be a genocide of the Native American- I mean central Americans under Donald Trump"
Freudian slip, much?
Yeah, I noticed that too.
*somehow manages to guffaw darkly in Standing Rock*
@300bpm Did you miss the part where it was future tense?
"There is not going to be a genocide of the Native American ('wait, we might actually want to do that...') I mean, Central Americans under Donald Trump"
Or he has no idea what he's talking about.
That last Sargon clip was incredibly chilling; just completely disregarding the cries of those children. I used to be subscribed to that sociopath and now I'm just relieved I got out in time
Of all the things in that vid that were shown here, that made the most sense though...children cry. For no reason sometimes. Sometimes alot.
If that bit of crying children is your primary source of information on the situation, you are soft.
If you watched this video one of its main points is that people like Carlgon are not "sociopaths" but completely average. If anything they're not self-aware.
@@jansettler4828 well... there's also the fact that some kids have died of neglect and that ICE agents gather inside a closed facebook group that's shockfull of stuff eerily reminiscent of Nazi propaganda.
But he is right? Children cry for many stupid reasons, that recording proves nothing. The child doesn't even sound like she/he is crying out of fear and pain either. Sounds normal.
@@veritasabsoluta4285 In homage to your unusual use of punctuation... You are a twat?
I feel like it's really telling that when hearing a group of children crying, Sargon addressed a single child as "It".
"Only human when you are on this side". This mentality leads to Innocents getting hurt.
if he would use he/she you would accuse of transphobia anyway
you just want to hate people who disagree with you
that is completely irrelevant and such a non issue you're pathetic
@oxi tocin That's the most blatant misrepresentation of left leaning argumentation I've ever seen. No one says that you should call a child you don't know "it", just that if they so choose to be called a different gender than their biological sex, you should comply because that's the kind, understanding thing to do. No one would get angry at you for calling a male child a "boy" when judging a video of a child you've never met. But yeah, keep strawmanning the left so you don't have to actually apply any of your lacking intelligence.
@@oxitocin7718 Oh yeah because Sargon cares so much about being called out for transphobia anyways.
The child. It. It is the correct way to say it. If he was talking about a boy or a girl he should have used he or she but this is not the case.
More than 27 children died in US custody, separated from their parents
Carl: OooooH wOnT SomBodY THink Of THe cHilDREn...
@Kookman True thats why Democrats wanted to give Trump double the amount of money for the Wall but trump refused to take it because they wanted protection for dreamers
@Kookman name one democrat in office who wants the so-called open border fantasy, with details and citations. Or better, name one legistation that supports it.
@@spindoctor358 did you see the democratic party debates? When asked every one of them said that theyd bring universal health care and illegal immigrants would be eligible to use it, Warren when asked said she wanted to "dismantle ice and replace it with something that more reflects our values"which is vague enough to mean mean just about anything depending on what you read into it. I'd prefer to hear actual solutions to the border crisis on both sides though tbh, the "concentration camps" are not logistically viable in the long run(putting aside the ethics)and just calling everyone who wants it addressed a racist/nazi ect. Doesnt help anything, mexico is in terrible shape and is all but run by the cartels and corrupt politicians who use the border as a pressure release valve to avoid revolution. It DOES need addressing
Carl: "They're not screaming at the right pitch"
@@spindoctor358 Name a democrat that said anything about limiting immigration since Trump got elected. There are interviews of Sanders and Obama talking about limiting immigration, these same talking points would trigger an outcry today from left-wing media in the US.
Whether you like it or not, the immigration debate has become extremely toxic and perhaps the most vivid example how political polarization paralyzes the state into apathy.
>questioning whether the nuclear family is essential for raising children
>the state forcibly separating children from their parents indefinitely
Ah yes Carl, exactly the same thing.
“Corporate needs you to find the difference between these two pictures”
Carl: “They’re the same picture”
What's weird is that if he likes the idea of the nuclear family, isn't separating children from parents like...not good?
@@Taykorjg It’s only ok for him if they’re brown kids
"My dear these are not concentration camps."
Sargon of Dunning - Krüger
LOL
AoC said never again.
Sargon knows better than Holocaust historians and experts on concentration camps what is and what is not a concentration camp based on his extensive reading of (around three) headlines culled from the Internet.
Explain to me why people deliberately break the law and risk being put in these camps.
Explain to me why we haven't heard any stories of people trying to escape these camps.
And to top it off, if these truly are death camps, why are people able to leave and not being worked to the bone?
@@boslyporshy6553 people are calling them concentration camps, you absolute moron.
"There won't be a genocide of native Americ..." Freudian slip.
Still ongoing as well. Lee Camp did a great segment on it, how the government gives them food stuffs with high sodium, thus they have high heart attack rates, etc.
I was going to comment the same thing. Native Americans in Latin America face discrimination and in the rainforests there are campaigns by cattle ranchers, loggers and oil companies to outright wipe them out over land rights.
Also actually more honest and accurate. Indigenous people are overrepresented among asylum seekers and migrants, and even those who don't identify as such are nonetheless mestizo and therefore have more claim to it than most. Many indigenous people in the US oppose the persecution of migrants and refugees as a sovereignty issue. Their ancestors did not acknowledge borders as we understand them now, and these borders interfere with their rights under international law to freedom of movement, freedom of religion, freedom from military occupation, and prior and informed consent to any and all development on their lands.
@@saoirsecameron Those nobel savages, eh?
olivergrayhoundII, take off the tinfoil hat
" Sorry children, but unless your screams exceed the 126.4 decibel threshold and continue on or beyond that volume for at least 45 seconds at consecutive 2-hour intervals, then nope, not mistreatment. Sorry x "
so they went all the way there and they couldn't get a video ?
you're pretending that was his first hand unfiltered reaction and he was saying that to the childs face while directly holding eye contact wich is dishonest
children has always been used for politics and not considering that is ignorant
@@oxitocin7718 They weren't allowed to video tape. Which in and of itself should raise some red flags. Also it doesn't matter that he didn't actually say it to the childs face, that doesn't make it less of a cruel thing to say. And so because children are used to further political causes we should therefore ignore when someone is saying children are being abused because of the actions of an administration?? How does that make sense?
This one got me lmao its wrong but i laugh at bad things as a defense mechanism i think
Sargon is such a sad, and pathetic individual. He says that calling everyone you disagree with a "Nazi" devalues the term but he is perfectly comfortable calling anyone even slightly on the left a "Communist".
Nazis vs commies aka plants vs zombies. Your preferred choice of slurring another says your political leanings. I say commies so obviously I lean conservative
@@ethosterros9430plants are real things that actually exist though. Zombies are fictional creatures that do not exist, therefore can’t be compared to something that does exist.
Communism and fascism/Naziism can be compared as examples of authoritarian/totalitarian regimes that had an especially substantial impact on geopolitics in the 20th century.
@@Pretermit_Sound thanks fam
Sargon 6:02 : "There is not going to be a genocide of native ameri- Central americans."
That Freudian Slip is off the charts.
That was exactly what I was thinking. Most of central americans (specially guatemalans) have native roots.
Dywindel That was just mind-boggling to hear. How is he not hearing what his own brain is telling him out loud?
@@KillahMate He does, he like it and just doesn't want *you* to hear it until its too late to do anything about
Also when he says "we" instead of referring to the border agents/Americans...
i'm off to HOnduras in 4 days. I only recently started looking into their history. That nation should be rich, not in poverty and chaos. When i looked into US foreign policy in that nation and region my mind exploded. The years of "we're the greatest nation on earth" began to melt away. Maybe because i'm going native, having lived outside of the USA for so long and growing up in a city like Miami let me meet and know exiles and refugees. I feel such guilt
“The Left™️ thinks that the nuclear family model isn’t the only valid family model, so it’s hypocritical that they hate children being ripped from their parents arms” is quite the hot take, Carlgon /s
And I’m only a minute in....
What's the opposite of virtue signaling? Evil signaling?
@@LimeyLassen Grifting, "I hate (insert progressive thing here), now please give me money"
Eternal Fisherman, you can only hide behind satire for so long before you’re minimizing and denying the inhumanity of something so inhumane.
@Eternal Fisherman immigration is the greatest non-issue of this generation. You're talking about people. In this particular case, about people trying to seek asylum. I'd argue their choice to go to the US looking for Asylum is stupid considering how they're in stage 4 of the 5-stage genocide plan, but I can't expect people fleeing for their lives to be completely rational.
And I do believe only evil people care so much about how much people from other countries are getting into their own.
And as the video showed, GERMANY first started targeting immigrants before it became ok to disregard other Germans as people.
As one of the icons of modern leftism said, "It must be easy to win a fight against an opponent made of straw" - hbomberguy, "Nice Try, Paul"
Carl made a response video to this. In the beginning he called your video long and boring. His response video has a length of 53 minutes.
Checkmate.
Of course it's boring, it's 6 sargons long!
That’s to stop his simpleton viewers from watching it and realising how crap he is
Long man bad amirite? If you can't see what Sargon means you're either being disingenuous - lying to yourself to own Sargon - or a cretin.
This video is a bit long and somewhat vapid. Although from time to time valid points were raised.
The fella who creates this channel is clearly intelligent but I think he likes to hear himself speak a bit too much. Again, vapid.
"Children cry all the time"
If you're a parent and you genuinely think this, you should probably be arrested.
Although this statement was possibly an hyperbole born out of selective perception, you are correct.
I see Dan, I like.
Japanese interment camp survivors > Calls them Concentration Camps
Jewish Death Camp survivors > Calls them Concentration Camps
Godwin, the guy who came up with Godwin's Law > calls them Concentration Camps
MAYBE they ARE concentration camps.
Edit: How can Carl have such a punchable voice?
DivineVTDragon his face and voice are highly punchable.
As another Brit it's all in the smug patronising wanker inflection and bonus points for putting in my dear comment at AOC.
Everything about Carl is punchable but he's not worth facing charges over or feeding his victim complex so our compatriots settled for throwing milkshakes and fish at him, laying horse shit in front of him and slashing the tyres on his car.
@@ReplicatorFifth I've actually never seen his face until this video, and I'll agree.
It's cause he uses it to sound smart rather than actually saying anything smart or competent
He certainly has a face that you'll never get tired of slapping
Caring about children's safety is "complete lunacy" according to Carl, but the idea that the media should not mention the fact that someone running for parliament has posted on social media about raping another member of parliament is apparently totally rational.
You mean not raping her? Carl was baiting her into outrage.
@@sarsath7481 Which didn't even work. She was quite happy with the publicity.
@@sarsath7481 Yes. Baiting someone with rape as a topic. Very mature.
That comment was clearly a provocation and definitely not about raping anyone. Stop lying!
"Surely not human" so now you are dehumanizing another person for making a joke... At least the nazis will openly tell you about their intolerance.
@@mattmattmatt131313 Thing is, Sargon wanted all the attention from the tweet, but none of the controversy. He genuinely wanted to be seen as a hero of free speech and not just a complete asshole, who maybe kinda sorta has a point.
He wasn't prepared to be an actual court jester. When given the chance, he pretended to be serious.
I like how he uses the sarcastic “think of the children!” bit which has always been used to mock conservatives and their censorship of any non-traditional media to make fun of more liberal leaning people who think that children shouldn’t be forcibly separated from their parents for no reasonable purpose
Exactly right. Conservatives lack the empathy to see a profound difference between two things that are only superficially similar. "we'll someone think of the children!?" done in a mocking tone makes sense when making fun of people who are concerned about rock lyrics but is down right psychopathic when dealing with children being forcibly separated from their parents. They take talking points from the left but they don't work because when those on the rational left, (as opposed to the irrational left), are outraged it's because actual injustices are occurring. The right, in the mean time, are outraged that they made an all female Ghostbusters movie.
"The left, despite not caring about the family unit..." -Sargon
Was that the most thinly veiled jab at LGBT+ families I've ever seen?
It wasn't even veiled, really.
The point is more that the classic family is falling out of fashion which in turn is leading to alot of problems espeically in suburban black communitys.
What? That's absolute horseshit.
When he says that, I wouldn't remotely think about LGBT people.
I think he's talking about how the nuclear family has broken down, look at the percentage of children being born out of wedlock - and look at the impact that has on children, especially young males. It's an especially large issue in particular poor communities, and the rates of gang membership and criminality is shocking as a result.
You clearly just see attacks at particular groups everywhere, this being an instance of it, when it isn't intended in that way in the slightest.
kaptinkeiff I see it differently,so every other interpretation is horseshit.
kaptinkeiff Hi my name is Centrist #1838 and I don’t understand dogwhistles
_”Celebrating child abuse and human rights violations is a good thing if it owns the libs.”_ - Argon of Sakkad
Just imagine that statement. Its a valid policy so long as it just hurts the other guy. I can never grasp that attitude. I don't want the government to help me with issues. I wanna fuck up that other guy.
@@LadyTylerBioRodriguez Yeah. I can empathize very, very well, but when it comes to people like that, I just don't see their line of thought (In the specific case you laid out)
@@LadyTylerBioRodriguez I can only understand this kind of reasoning when it's applied to fascists.
@@Arrakiz666 That's all i got. The people that say, intentionally make there cars less eco friendly just to piss off "the libs" infuriate me to no end.
The Left is bending over backwards to incentivize child abuse, by encouraging people to bring their own (and kidnapped children) across Mexico, to make bogus asylum claims.
“No man chooses evil because it is evil; he just mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks.”
- Mary Wollstonecraft, "A Vindication of the Rights of Men" 1790
Tell that to sociopaths.
@@boslyporshy6553 It applies to them as well.
@@Anthropomorphic But what about those who are trapped between a rock and a hard place, blackmailed, or simply in a state of misery or depression?
Profound
They’ll look for whichever one seems/is(depending on how much thought is put in) the better option that follows the initial quote
I know that deep down, Dan as a German takes immense pleasure in debunking and humiliating a duncehead Englishman in his own language.
I'd imagine that that is negligible. The rivalry between brits and germans mostly exists in the british mind (and of course the mind of people who take more from the british experience than the german), germans usually don't care even a bit. But I can totally comprehend him feeling pleasure in debunking right wingers. Being disgusted by being connected in any way to what our ancestors did is very common in the german left, and this must feel so good.
I agree, I also feel disgust for our past - nazi and then Soviet Union in east (secret police and all the prisons that were designed to dehumanize the prisoners).
I also think that the Nazis weren't as thoroughly talked about as I wished. Sure we somewhat talked about right bias by police, Freikorps, Judges and presidents and we did examine their beliefs + economic crisis. But it wasn't really explained how society could transform. I know some prerequisites like colonialism - > white supremacy and militarism but I dont know about others.
I hope that for him but honestly, as a German, I frequently forget that fluency in more than one language isn't the norm :')
The most dangerous statement of modern civilization:
"Yeah... but this can't happen to us".
"We are different"
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance" refers to not only the vigilance against external threats, but first of all against oneself.
Be watchful who wants to turn you into an accomplice to their crimes.
The worst thing is that Carl made a response video and his main argument was that anglo-saxon cultures are different from german cultures.
(Funny is that anglo-saxons originate from Germany.)
@@mathy1799 Both the components of the name Anglo-Saxon originate from Germany, funnily enough; there isn't a single part of the name that isn't German
@@mathy1799 It doesn't matter that they originate from Germanic groups. That was so long ago that even in the middle ages they were very different culturally. All European cultures share some similarities but you would know if you were in Scotland or Poland...your argument is like saying we are all culturally African lmao
@@MrJaaaaake I have not made an argument, yet. I just reacted to a statement (the arguments for this are in the video) and pointed out the irony of Carl's reaction. His main argument is: "we are different", while the statement is: "even if we are different, we need to watch out for potential extremists".
And my remark that anglo-saxons came from germany remains true, and while germany and england are different, germany and japan are much more different. Potential to turn genocidel is universal among all cultures.
"It Can't Happen Here" is also the title of a dystopian book from the 30s about a fascist government taking over the US. I haven't read it yet though.
How can someone sarcastically cry "won't someone think of the children" in regards to actual state abduction of children and not realize they're on the wrong side? I don't get it. Well, okay I do but I'm still floored.
Because right wingers are completely void of empathy.
Not really sure why this stuck with me more than anything but it did. The use of that phrase ironically was to highlight how people justify media censorship based on what they think (or usually feel) is hurting children. So in this case the American Psychological Association and countless medical doctors are the pearl clutching shrill censor whining about non existant damage?
Its stunning. He doesn't even realize how bad that makes him sound.
"these kids are crying because they all simultaneously lost their favorite toys or something idk lul"
This is the level of retardation the intellectual right has reached.
Needless to say, it's cuz Sargon is an absolute piece of shit. It makes me very depressed that the American people have been complicit in the atrocities being committed by the Trump administration, those poor people don't deserve what's being done to them. In times like these the absolute cynic in me thinks the impending extinction of our species via climate change is a deserved outcome for us.
Does he still call himself left wing after running for UKIP by the way? Because that would be hilarious.
He's been center right for quite some time
I wouldn’t be able to call him center-right with a straight face after his comments about Heather Heyer.
UKIP is ran by old money, the people there never hard to do an honest day of work.
30 week old womber he’s a far right authoritarian. He’s outright advocated for voting for fascists like Bolsanaro and trump.
@@XMysticHerox watch him take those 8values and politiscales tests, he's a liberal. He's closer to the libertarian fascist meme, that's what you're getting at?
shoutout to sargon referring to his children as "it" while describing how kids crying doesn't affect him emotionally
Glad someone else caught that.
Kinda makes him sound like Rudolph Höss, Commandant of Auschwitz, instead of being a clone of Nigel Farrage.
Carl Benjamin: a man who overestimates his cleverness so much that he has become too lazy to think.
Dunnig-Kruger Effect
Funnily enough, the Nazi leadership also have that mindset
Glad you and Richard Spencer have something in common.
That's actually an extremely accurate description of Carl. I'll be using it from now on if you don't mind?
(:
@@kubaniski Nice ad hominem lol
I guess Carl does not know that his own country ran notorious networks of concentration camps in which tens of thousands of non-combatants, mostly mothers and young children, died. They did it in South Africa during the late 19th/early twentieth century and repeated this dubious accomplishment after WW2 in Kenya. Concentration camps do not have to be extermination camps for mass deaths to occur since neglect is sufficient. Crowding people into small areas and then not providing them with clean clothing, basic hygiene, proper nutrition and medical care leads to sickness and death.
Ever heard of Martha Gellhorn? Her journalistic piece describing Dachau, a concentration camp (not death camp) is harrowing, showing the poor conditions and outright inhumane experimentation that occurred there. I almost feel like Auschwitz has clouded the public perception of what makes a CC, as only a few of the German camps were actively about extermination when forced labour and more were leading causes of death.
Even if he did know I doubt he would care
No he doesn't. There's like a shitty video where he ""debates"" an old german lady clearly not used to his style of arguing where he spouts that Britain never did anything wrong and that they're the founders of the modern world with nothing to feel guilty about in the past
Sargon responded to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who used the word "concentration camp" to invoke imagery of Auschwitz and other death camps in the minds of her followers. Also, Ocasio-Cortez voted against providing ICE with additional funding which could have also gone to improving the conditions at the detention centres.
paaklapi, they were already receiving $748 per person per day. At that rate they could be kept at The Ritz complete with room and laundry service.
"There're actually saving lives". Just ignore the multiple children and adults who have died while in our care. And the rampant lack of reasources and widespread abuse of said migrants.
Hmm, rampant lack of resources at the border. Wonder why is that...
@ippos_khloros
The difference is there were avoidable deaths.
ippos_khloros they died because of the conditions we kept them in.
Now if we set the brining busing on fire and said look at the people who didn’t die?
That’s more similar to the situation.
@ippos_khloros Okay. Then let's go with the following arguments. The children were sleeping on concrete floors and were cold because they were sleeping in an air-conditioned room and only had two blankets. They did not have access to soap or toothbrush. Some were sick with the flu and were not given medical treatment. There was a lice infestation and the kids have to share combs. The guards did not look after the children and instead asked the older children to look after the younger ones.
Truly all of those deeds were acts of compassion and contributed to saving the children's lives. That line, by the way, is sarcasm.
@ippos_khloros
bold words coming from the guy who lit the fire.
If I were Sargon’s kid, I’d probably grow up to be a communist.
Just to spite him lol
I’d feign agreement with his ideology and beliefs, and then build myself into the ubermensch version of whatever Sargon thinks is “superior”. Then, I’d declare that I’ve grown beyond Sargon’s ability, and consider him inferior to myself, and therefore disposable, just to prove a point that a large portion of right-wing ideologues seem totally oblivious that they don’t meet their own standards they assign to other people. I doubt it would do any good though 😣
"Concentration camps are not something people try to get into, Alexandria".
They're not trying to get into the camps, *_CARL_* , they're trying to get into the country.
*Sargon reads news headline without reading article and immediately discredits it
Ah yes. The sign of an intellectual.
Creepy Custard I don’t think I hate any RUclipsr on The Right more than Sargon. He’s such a disingenuous scumbag:
“Oh, I’m in the center! I’m just a neofascist sympathizer with nazi friends who thinks all politics left of conservatism is communism. Y’know: Real neutral and reasonable.” 🙄
Like, I would love if these people would just say what they mean: “Yeah, I’m a bigot, and I don’t read anything credible or research anything.” It’s like they dont want to admit it to themselves as much as us.
Absolutely. I can tolerate most ignorant people on the internet, but when they try to assert intellectual superiority over people smarter than them, it's painfully annoying.
COSMO JENKINS “I don’t think I hate anybody on the right more that Sargon. He’s such a disingenuous scumbag”
Agreed, but Steven Crowder though... Honestly don’t know which of the two I hate more.
@@robinjilesen7914 The idea of Hate coming from a lefty what a surprise.
Does anyone still care about what Sargon thinks after he and Joseph Paul Watson sank a political party?
That isn't fair, NaziDogSaluteGuy helped too.
They probably thinks the Muslims, wahman, and sjw have sabotaged them and fight to the bitter end.
Err, you mean Marcus Meechan?
PJW is only a member, never ran
Well both of them have large dedicated fanboys that will defend them mindlessly no matter how much they embarrass themselves. So yes I'm afraid.
wait what?
What did I miss?
"they are actually saving lives" 22 people have died in US custody due to denial of medical treatment.
Guess we should close all the hospitals then. You don't want to know how many people have died in one of those.
@TheNthMouse Please think before you comment.
TheNthMouse Congratulations, you win the coveted “most disingenuous, bad-faith comment I’ve read all day” award. Because surely, no one can *really* be as intensely stupid as to equate deaths while receiving medical treatment, and deaths caused by not being given medical treatment. No one in the world could possibly be that staggeringly, cataclysmically idiotic and not have died by swallowing their own tongue because they thought it was a piece of steak they’d forgotten about.
@@valkyrie5579
It's a real classic, innit?
@@TheNthMouse you're much much less intelligent than you believe to be for that comment
Sargons response video is literally just outdated propaganda that historians have rejected multiple times over, yet his fans think its some own? What?
Communism pwns itself repeatedly by getting idiots to support it, be exploited by it, then be killed by it, but never question it.
Mister Melange wow nice subject change. Glad you concede that Sargon was wrong
@@AmineSamus It is funny how you refuse to see any information related to the subject, but at the same time accuse someone in changing the topics of discussion.
@@endlesssolitaire731 Yeah because he did change the topic.
Also i already provided a link that shows how this theory that sargon used is ahistoircal nonsense.
I can post it again if it didnt make it. It'll be in the next comment. RUclips's comment section sucks and randomly marks things as spam for no reason so it doesn't always show.
Carl’s a fool. He couldn’t even win a seat for UKIP. I’m amazed he still has fans.
Biggots always will have followers sadly
Cuckold of Akkad's defeat wasn't a total loss, he did win some free milkshakes.
@@Ifoughtpiranhas
Still so proud that my city milkshaked Farage too.
Your opinion on call being a fool is fine, but there was no way he was gonna win a seat for UKIP thanks to Farages Brexit party
@@30weekoldwomber61 Farage is also idealogically opposed to Sargon, he said this himself. He doesn't want to associate with him or UKIP anymore. Even if he decided to stay in UKIP I don't know how he could deal with Sargon, maybe the would have won some seats but less than before and surely suffer a hit to their reputation due to Carl.
People really don't know how bad regular people can be. Mental illness isn't the cause of evil. Sane people are. Everyone has the capacity to do bad things.
Aye. When they say Nazis are people too, they mean that YOU, a regular person, could be a Nazi as well.
@Nemo Nihil You should look into the U.Ns definition of genocide.
@@anevilrotisserie9136 ... You should as well? I really don't see how that's relevant to there being genocides happening right now (such as against the Uyghurs or the Falun Gong, literally just off the top of my head), or to there having been other genocides that happened after the Holocaust.
And/or people don't realize how many of them/us are more or less fked up mentally.
@Nemo Nihil So, how do you view the media and upper echelon going after white men in dating and society? ( and any individual natural inhabitant that doesnt tow their line) while at the same time spouting unlimited immigration all across Europe and the United States? I see that and think this isn't nothing and someone is doing this.
I'm not even gonna break down Sargon's points, because his fundamental definition of Concentration camps is just....... wrong. In fact most of these points by Sargon illuminate why learning how the Nazi State worked should basically be mandatory, because people treat Nazi Ideology like an impossible snap of the fingers that drives people Fascist and bloodthirsty, instead of the systemic dismantling of Weimar democracy and one of the *first* parliamentary systems of its time (not to say the the Imperial diet was amazing or anything, but it does demonstrate just to what extent power was consolidated within the Nazi Regime).
The portrayal of systemic elimination as 'necessary' and not necessarily enjoyable is eerily mirrored in the talking points around the detention centers, the lines by which we define "well we're just trying to figure out what's going on" and "well we're not killing them" (funny how Sargon keeps using 'We' despite not being an American, in the administration or anything, almost as if he's referring to a wider group or something) , and clear categorization for a group where what that process entails is evidently afforded more lease, and more methods than would be acceptable with other groups, especially ones that subvert democratic processes that would once have been implacable, now become 'weak and indecisive' and have to therefore be maneuvered around. e.g. Executive Order 13769, 13768 and of course, the Separation of children at the border. Its even easier to do so with Immigration because they don't even have citizens rights to provide a buffer from such federal decisions.
Its easy to see the failures of historical education on the Nazis when the bottom line for comparisons to Concentration camps is outright Industrial scale murder, and not identified by their inherent prerogative to contain a specific segment of a population, it hasn't been 100 years and yet, alot of the edifices of the Nazi Regime are viewed like Historical antiquities with no bearing on modern politics, because for most people the Nazi ideology starts and ends with the Holocaust, not the means by which a small outlier party within the Reichstag's parliament NSDAP party came to control every aspect of German society that had democratized not even 20 years ago
Well, I get your point but to me, the term concentration camp still feels a bit wild in this context. For most on the left these days, it seems there's only be two kinds of people: pro open border-folks and nazis.
@@linuswang6572 Wanting to lock up immigrants in what are concentration camps is Nazism.
I still can't believe Sargon is trying to gatekeep human misery. Aside from his RUclips career he has no experience in that field.
It still to this day baffles me how incredibly stupid Carl of Swindon is.
It's not as baffling as the fact he has so many subscribers.
Kat Welham The general populace for some reason gets attracted to the sort of intellectual lightweight content that these anti-sjws post. It’s just easy to digest stuff that makes you feel superior, that’s probably why.
What do you mean? He's from Swindon. That should be all the explanation you need!
@@trashrabbit69 I live just 30 minutes away from Swindon - I can see why he is so angry all the time, living in such a shithole
I need to remember to unsubscribe but more important things keep poping up like making my Arma convoy work
Off-topic, but god damn Sargon sounds like a terrible parent.
@I Control My Fate money I bet it was money or she felt bad for him
@@redcoatgaming4141 Sargon has money?? He gets paid more than I ever will to do that unnerving smug chuckle into a camera but it can't exactly be a lucrative career. Now that his patreon is gone especially so.
@@ashfox7498 or that she only with for her children
@@arvedludwig3584 Serious question, FWIW - Do you think that transgenderism isn't a bad ideology for kids? Hell, screw that, how about in general regardless of age.
@I Control My Fate before you get too excited he found some bootleg version of it to continue getting paid, but I think around April there was a big fuss when he got banned from the platform and I think JBP either left or was banned at the same time.
The Nazis didn’t start with full-fledged genocide...
Baby steps!
They actually got a few ideas for the camps from the Mexican border back in 1915.....it has always been a horror show.
@@SpiceIntolerance I always though there was some inspiration from the USA and its dealings with the native population.
@@linkofvev most likely, they put a lot of research into world history when they were preparing for the final solution.....scary shit!
Nope! They started with a failed coup...
That cry was sincere. Carl must be a terrible parent.
My friends often talk about the protagonist problem - each person's brain rewrites their world view until they become the good guy
Interesting. I feel like that is true but also not. There has to be a counter argument to that I feel, did you and your friends find one?
@@Munchausenification it's something that's always been present I think - the brain is just hard wired to find excuses for our behaviour to prevent any of us from feeling like the bad guy. "there's always two sides to a story" and all that
@@domhuckle That is for sure a strong argument. Ill let you know if I can think of an argument against it at some point.
@@Munchausenification for sure. Since I was little, I've seen that there's a strong push back among people against saying you don't know something. Even bigger to admitting you were in the wrong. That's only gotten bigger with newspeak apologies like being sorry that the other person felt harmed, rather than sorry for the harm you caused. I think it's subtle shifts like this which help the brain distance itself from it's own faults. That's why addiction is so hard to deal with - it's so easy to blame something else; find an excuse to behaviour. Maybe there'll be a pendulum swing, who knows?
@@domhuckle Do you think part of the protagonist problem being that less people are reading books? You have probably experienced the wonderful feeling of getting lost in the universe of the book you are reading. That is an interesting example with addiction. Yes I can for sure see how it is much easier to blame drugs or other factors rather than put the blame on yourself.
Carl Benjamin is a parent? Good god, that poor child
He's got two, a boy and girl I think. Imagine being his daughter in particular, especially when she's a bit older.
At least there's always the possibility that the children will come to hold very different beliefs and opinions as they grow older. One of the reasons why going through a rebellious phase is such an important process.
(Btw and totally off-topic, but would you mind telling mean what your profile picture is from?)
Toa nuriamer I’m Pretty sure the profile pic is Lyn from fire emblem.
This is what pisses me off even more, the fact that these kids are being separated from their parents and locked up in horrid conditions should bother Carl even more since he's a parent. How would he feel if that's what happened to his kid? It really seems like the right has lost all humanity.
@@monkeydisciple3596 Thank you, your help is much appreciated!
They aren't concentration camps, we are just trying to concentrate many people in camps not meant to hold that many people, while we find a (hopefully final) solution to the problem.
Not sketchy.
And using forced labour on behalf of private firms.
The final solution comparison is going too far. The point of this video is that the ICE camps do look like some of the precursors of the Holocaust (namely early concentration camps), while the final solution IS the Holocaust. Sargons argument that "that is not the same" fits this comparison quite well. And forced surgeries don't make the comparison any more fitting, they're not the same as mass torture, slave labour AND execution on an industrial scale.
"They'd rather be a hypocrite than admit they are wrong," is something they need to teach little kids in school, so we can raise a new generation that doesn't fall into that mind trap. To not feel stupid is one of our deepest instincts and our whole planet needs to examine this and evolve past it. Thanks for being amazing, Three Arrows!
What i never understood is why people are always so insistent that we don't "humanize" the nazis and the people of Germany before and during WW2.
I'm sorry to break it to you all but the nazis and the people of Germany were human. They were not some kind of lovecraftian abominations or inhuman monsters. They were for the most part regular people who allowed themselves to be hooked by hate and extremist ideals.
People always do that, when something horrific happens they always want to push it away and disassociate themselves from it, claiming that the people responsible are monsters or otherwise "not human".
The way i see it, that act of disassociating from horrible events is harmful because it denies one of the most fundamental facts about being human - that we do horrible things. Repeatedly and consistently.
Human history is filled with evidence that we do horrible things, yet we want to delude ourselves that we don't. All of those horrible events were not us, it was "the bad-guys", "the monsters" or "the evil ones". We're the good guys, see. We're nothing like them. Right?
But here's the thing - if you manage to convince yourself that you're fundamentally "good" and that your beliefs are right and true, then do you think you would notice if it started to seem like you were not? How far would you have to go before you started questioning yourself? Could you kill someone if you were convinced it was for a good cause? Could you perhaps even kill many people? Could you look away when people were being tortured or raped if you believed it to be necessary or that they somehow deserved it? Do you think that a criminal sees themselves as a monster or even a bad guy? Do you think that the people of Germany did?
In recognizing nazis as human, we don't make their actions any less reprehensible. What it does however allow us to do is to accept the fact that we are all capable of both good and bad, and that it's thus even more important to try our absolute hardest to do good.
With the exception of very few, people are not born good or evil. Hell, outside of human societies, concepts like good and evil or even morality itself probably don't exist. It is our actions and the beliefs and ideologies that we allow ourselves to adopt that defines whether our peers see us as good or bad. And unfortunately we are all highly susceptible to suggestion.
With this in mind, let me propose an idea. I say that we stop disassociating from the nazis. We stop vilifying them and painting them up to be monsters or inhuman. We don't excuse them, but we own their actions and recognize that they are part of us. We use this knowledge as a tool to check ourselves and make sure that we are not following in their footsteps. Because it is my belief that when a person is actively aware that they have the capacity to do serious harm that they are the most likely to try and do good instead.
What was that famous quote from the Lovely Bones? They weren't monsters but men and that's what's so scary.
Thank you for recognizing that people are not born inherently good. Rules and laws, especially international laws, are built into the system to reward the good and punish the evil. If we protest and abolish these laws it will only lead to the evil ideas going on unchecked.
@@justifiably_stupid4998 They aren't born evil either. Your not born to hate. You learn it.
@@justifiably_stupid4998 Yeah but like Tyler pointed out, most people are not born "evil" either.
Law is important. Without laws we descend into chaos. However how we choose to enforce those laws is up for debate. Many people campaign for harsher and longer punishments for all sorts of different crimes but more and more studies show that oftentimes harsh and long sentences either have no positive effect or have outright negative ones.
As for your view on what laws are there to do, i disagree. Laws are not there to "punish evil" or "reward good". Laws are there to outline what kind of behaviours that society will and will not accept. That's it. It's basically a glorified list of what is and isn't allowed under various circumstances. It's not the law's job to determine what is "good" and what is "evil". If anything i'd say that it's important that the law and those who enforce it try to remain as neutral as possible.
"Good" and "Evil" are at their core emotional concepts. They are based on how a person's behaviour makes the people around them feel. If people love you, you are good. If people hate you, you are evil. Having a system like the law that is used to determine the lives and futures of living breathing people be based on something as unstable as emotions is a recipe for disaster.
The law should be based on observable and logical fact. Things that can be proven to be true. For example - killing people causes harm to the victim and the people closest to them, therefore it's illegal. Speeding in/on a motorized vehicle increases risk of traffic accidents that have serious consequences for everyone involved, therefore it's illegal. etc. etc.
Does this mean that a person who has committed one or several of these crimes is necessarily "evil" or that a person that has never committed a crime in their life is necessarily "good"? Of course not. Which is why it's not the job of the law to judge whether someone or something is good or evil.
Maybe because understanding this is just the beginning. The thing is that humanizing the act is far more general than applying it to Nazis. When you humanize that particular group you normalize what they can say and what they can do. So maybe humanizing nazis is not the point, humanizing people is.
I didn't realize how mean-spirited Carl's arguments can be.
You haven't watched much Carl of Swindon, I take it.
I've never heard him say anything that wasn't mean-spirited.
@@jamespilcher5287 Carl used to be very considerate towards people he disagreed with. He always was friendly to those who agreed to come on his livestreams, even if they'd said terrible things about him. More than once I've seen him defend people who were hateful towards him. Once he said a bigotted black supremacist was only acting because of things that happened to him in the past, and showing genuine compassion about that. So to sum up: as much as I disagree with him now, I think you're being unfair.
@@wasneeplus i'm sure he's capable of sincerety, thoughtfulness and compassion like any other human being, but I genuinely have never heard him be anything other than willfully disingenuous, nasty and condescending.
@@jamespilcher5287 well, there was a time I watched literally everything he uploaded, and my impressions of him were very good. I hardly ever watch him now though, so I can't vouch for his behaviour in the past few years.
Dan : it hard to imagine a modern democratic country to do such atrocity
American history : *nervously look away in Japanese Internment camp*
The US has never been a democratic country.
@@discountchocolate4577 Yeah it's a Democratic Republic, but you wouldn't refer to it like that since that's what Communist countries used as their "title".
@@discountchocolate4577 The U.S. is an oligarchy masquerading as a constitutional republic.
I'm not an expert on the Japanese internment camps, but from the little I know they had nothing in common with the Nazi camps for the Jews (which is not to say they were a good thing, but I feel that Three Arrows and people who think like him tend to conflate things they don't like, though I do like his videos and respect his perspective).
@Andrew Barnett Anything can get bad really fast. I'll just repeat myself and say that I don't think conflating these two things just because you don't like either of them will give you a clearer picture of reality.
As someone who grew up as the "big sister"/"second mom" to about 12 baby cousins, hearing the children cry was very upsetting. They're not whining. They sound tired, hungry, lonely, and worst of all, hopeless. That's the cry of a child that has been crying for a long time, and doesn't expect the adults to come help anymore. Fucking heartbreaking.
_"This [the camps] is a way of keeping them safe"_ - Carl *'I obviously don't know what the term Schutzhaft means'* Benjamin of Akkad
Also, clearly doing a bangup job of keeping people safe now that 24 people have died in the US concentration camps
This is such a stupid argument considering the migrants picked up in raids were already living safe lives
This sack of shit doesn't even know what the word Fascist means, clearly he doesn't know what Schutzhaft means.
"The work the Jews have to do in the camps is just a way of making them free" - Sargon von Akkad, 1944
Someone doesn't know jack shit about cartels
There's a delicious irony in Carl choosing for his pseudonym the name of one of the first tyrant conquerors in recorded history.
Still though it's irritating as a history enthusiast that he took that name
I feel like when you said “irony,” you misspelled “accurate commentary.”
@Brocialist Party of America Sargon, the real one, was super swell going around giving equal rights and everything.
Anicent Mesopotamia was hardly a worker's paradise before Sargon of Akkad. He was just a King of a city-state who decided he wanted more than one city.
@@KaiserFranzJosefI No, it isn't a worker's paradise but it is a place where you won't be discriminated for your origins or faith.
3 years into the future, and things are looking worse. I'm getting scared.
You are not the only one. It’s starting to feel like the Weimar days…
@@piccolo917the fascists are campaigning on provably unpopular topics, fortunately, as we see in the midterms, which was supposed to be a “red wave.”
the supreme court also made their first reasonable ruling in decades and made it so state legislatures couldnt overturn electoral votes.
@@knighter1209 they also decided that it's okay to discriminate against gay people again. I'm not convinced this is going to end well in the long term
He made a response video to this. And it literally just proves this videos entire point.
You mean destroys it?
@@aaronpartin7360 How was it racist? Can you guys talk about the actual thing instead of calling everything racist all the time? How is saying ''border camps aren't concentration camps (which they clearly aren't)'' racist and bigoted. You have no argument so you resort to your buzzwords. Great argument.
@@BimBam69526 They are concentration camps. You need only to compare them to our own previous concentration camps. Not even during Japanese internment did we separate families from each other. Several children have died living in the inhumane conditions at these concentration camps. Sargon created a straw man argument and then proceeded to tear it down. He then argued a logical fallacy by basically saying that if they're not as bad as Nazi Germany, which is a unique experience to Germany, then shut the fuck up. The logical fallacy is that, you don't need to embark on a journey of racial extermination in order to treat other human beings in cruel and inhumane ways. He completely missed the entire point of the video. He spoke about England's history and how it is fundamentally different from Germany's racial extermination. Different yes, but still evil. Britain's quest for world domination killed untold millions of people and subjugated millions more. There are a lot of different ways a government can be unfairly cruel to other humans. What Trump is doing on our border is cruel, unnecessary and clearly racist, as he has targeted American citizens just because of their skin color, regardless of immigration status. Sargon proved this video's entire point by trying to normalize this kind of evil and racist behavior. Sargon is not American and honestly doesn't know anything about America. His videos are filled with misinformation and straight propaganda... he knows his audience and has fully sold out. This is coming from someone who used to watch him a lot.
@@nickmoore6381 You call Trump, his administration and his supporters far right nazis for 3 straight years and then AOC says the US has literal concentration camps on their border and then even says ''never again'' which is a direct link to the holocaust. You people mean nazi concentration camps which Sargon talked about. You created this retarded argument, now own it. We're not talking about Japanese concentration camps, we're not talking about german concentration camps from the 1920's. The context is clearly nazi concentration camps.
What do you mean inhumane conditions? We know what conditions they have/. There are enough photos and videos. They get food and shelter. The children are seperated from their parents because a recent study showed that 30% of the people coming in with these children aren't related. Sargon also showed it in his video. So there is a good reason. It's not done to be ''an evil nazi''. It's done to protect these children. If you don't like it don't come to the US the illegal way.
How is England or US evil for protecting it's borders? It's not their fault that people come to them. You can't just let people come though your border unoppossed. You need a system to look who these people are. Are they MS-13 gang members or normal people who want to legally immigrate? But that makes you a nazi in Three Arrows mind.
How is it racist cruel and (enter other buzzword)? At the border they literally stop EVERYBODY. Regardless of race. It's not racist to keep illegal immigrants out. He has said numerous times that legal immigrants are good for the society. But illegal immigrants are bad. Nothing wrong with that.
It seems to me that you don't know anything about America or even about the words you're using. Reffering to racism when talking about stopping illegal immigration is just ridiculous.
Well what is propaganda in his videos but not Three Arrow's videos? Sargon literally just wants nations to exist with borders, have controlled legal migration and laws like free speech. While you leftists consistently try to push for your retarded open borders ideas and hate speech laws. And when you have no argument you call Sargon or others a racist. Sounds good, doesn't work. Think of a better argument why controlling your borders is racist and hatefull. Go back to your university and ask your marxist professor for some more anti border leftist propaganda to counter my arguments :)
@@aaronpartin7360 so you can't have a bias because of your culture and nationality? Calling that racist is just retarded. Cant you guys make at least one argument that doesn't involve racism? Please? Its always the same. And no his video doesn't prove shit. Controlling your border against illegal immigrants doesn't make your society cruel you fucking lunatics. Kindergarden arguments.
Carl"What Do You Mean Schinder's List Isn't A Comedy?" Benjamin
I can't believe that at one time I ever took anything Sargon said even remotely seriously. What the hell was wrong with me?
I'm very proud of you for growing up
Everyone gets old, only some people become adults.
Anyone can screw up dude, hope you suss out what buttons got pushed on you.
The limbic syatem's an amazing thing, but letting your amigdala have too much say - reacting to fear instincts too quickly - is nowadays more likely to hurt than help.
While I was never in his camp, there was a time when I mistakenly thought he might have some good points. Then 2016 came and he became a Trump cheerleader, attempting to paint the alt-right as a bunch of civil, reasonable people being assaulted by hysterical liberal maniacs. At that point, he lost any benefit of the doubt I was willing to give him.
I did as well five years back. I also used to enjoy conspiracy theories. I'm lucky to have grown up and realized its all nonsense.
Sargon's famous selective hearing. He only hears the parts that sound easy to debunk, and can't hear when the video literally defeats his argument three seconds later.
Carl, 2019:There's not going to be Genocide in these detention centers
2020: Forced hysterectomies at the detention centers.
Carl: .........
You mean alleged forced hysterectomies?
He probably just says it's a lie
@@linuswang6572 this isn't a court. We aren't obligated to cast doubt on the victim. If you want to that's more of a reflection on you than anything.
@@private2809 You mean the alleged victim.
2022: I just heard about that for the first time. That is horrifying. More horrifying than what I knew about. Less horrifying than the final solution. And that train of thought is horrifying in itself.
The thought of Sargon in charge of children genuinely gives me the shivers.
the thought of you and the mass of morons here agreeing with this guys indoctrinating shit gives me shivers.. like basically watching a pendulum of horrific extremes going from one side to another..
Shreeeeek oh my lord the child is upset! Give IT anything it wants! A child crying is just abuse. Period.
@@inkynotsure879 Did you actually watch the whole video?
@@lolcatjunior indeed i did.. he asserted without evidence to me a pic of two angles of AOC douching about the camps when you can simply look the shit up showing multiple angles with irrefutable evidence that the dumb shit was just posing.. so there goes him thinking sargon was throwing out a "conspiracy".. duheerp.. the shit he says about separation of "families" when in fact the most of the "parents" are not parents at all (via blood tests) or that 70% (80% i dont recall) of females are raped by these human traffickers. i also noticed that he assumes our detention centers are going to end up like (a common term that dumb ass Dan here knows is used in english speaking countries for death camps.) CONCENTRATION CAMPS! even though i seen videos of flat screens an playstations in there. all this BS is just Dans own bias.. the US is NOT going to end up like Germany cause the US is NOT German.. having said that.. he shows us 5+ mins of ocd like descriptions on nazi psychology an posting a quote from the commander of auschwitz in claiming this sob was not evil.. so.. if you have a brain left in that skull i would suggest doing some of your OWN reading. then you would notice that the nazis was not mad or psycho but... VERY ideological... an it kinda sounds familiar to the socialist left agenda today.. so yeah.. an bravo to the pendulum of morons here.. -_-
@@inkynotsure879 He isn't saying your detention centers will end up like concentration camps. He states the fact your detention centers Are concentration camps and people like you just have no idea what a concentration camp is. As he said in the video, if you don't know the difference between a concentration camp and a death camp, maybe just shut your face about it. People not making a distinction between the 2, doesn't change the fact it is concentration camps.
I needed to be exposed to this. It opened my mind and allowed me to think about things that confused me. I will search those books to educate myself more. Thanks Three Arrows.
Thanks to you too
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Hearing sargon call american media left wing almost gave me whiplash
Ha! Sargon made a counter response video, and the beginning is hilarious! 'Usually, I don't make responses to BreadTube videos because they're Long and BORING'; creates nearly a 1 hour video in response to a 30 minute video.
'I've lived in Germany for 8 years guys. And as an Englishman, I can see through Dan of Deutschland's cultural bias.' (Yes, sir let me educate you more on the modern history of your own culture! And you have 7 or 8 sources? Well, let me just use 1 source. My own website! 😂).
I just wanted to make a long comment about how I thought the We Germans/ The British comparison was interesting on Sargons video, then I remembered I had history classes in school. We Germans refers to unification, you know, the other thing my country is pretty famous for.
(That was like, the only interesting part for me in Sargons video)
Maybe that's why germans like the EU so much ... You know, the ones that didn't found a party to dismantle it.
I think it is very, very hard to understand a country as an outsider. Confronted with american/british/other european countries politics I usually just express bewilderment and move on when I realize I can't see it from their view point because of my own bias.
And then there are people on both sides who make videos on it.
Also from that video: "The germans have national stereotypes, we englishmen don't. We can only speak of each other as individuals."
@@julianekunzel254
Unification? You mean like the fall of the Berlin wall?
That had nothing to do with winds of change, just East Germany being too bankrupt to keep their nation running
@@Nightdare
Also the rise of the german nation state in the 19th century.
Bankruptcy is certainly one reason for the fall of the wall, but not the sole reason. And the Reunion of Germany afterwards is still a unification(union...ization..?), right? Or should I look up the definition of the word 😅 If so, I'm sorry
I'd be genuinely surprised if Sargon speaks a word of German or had any real interaction with German people while living there. As I understand it, he's an army brat and the entire family moved over to Germany while one of his parents served on a base there. These bases will provide the families of servicemen with public services like schools in which the children are taught the standard English curriculum without integration with the local population.
Ironically, he has a very Völkisch conception of the "English speaking peoples" of which the English are the best, obviously.
For a second, my heart dropped because I thought you got that troglodyte Sargon as a guest on your video.
Same.
@nowledge Haha, don't worry pal. He's responding to him 😂
It would be good. Cause Sargon would be destroyed in a debate
TA likes to look back at history. Sargon wants to relive it.
Kate S his debate with destiny was fucking hilarious
As a psychologist, I completely agree with every point you made about the human psyche. As shocking as it is, roughly 60% of all people in today's society would pull the figurative trigger - which is a scary thought, but only threatening if we don't talk about it.
I completely agree. Looking at the conduct of the Republicans I can really see a lack of any real limit to their conduct, morally.
What's your opinion on the internet ultrasimplifying the mental issues every human has?
@@fulcrum2951 it's a common phenomenon. Psychology is fascinating to most people, since it offers insight, so naturally psychological terms (like depression, anxiety, even schizophrenia, etc.) spread among laymen and women and the meaning gets distorted. I personally welcome the dialogue. The more people are open to discussion, the more likely they can change and take control over their future. As for the phenomenon, that nowadays "everyone" claims to have e.g. depression and anxiety: it doesn't bother me. I only feel sorry for those who _really_ suffer from it (got properly diagnosed and are in treatment for those conditions) since they put in the effort and work on their mental health. People who claim those clinical labels for themselves but weren't diagnosed and are not in treatment, just make others with those diagnoses look bad imo. It's like claiming to have a toothache, but not going to a dentist and rather bringing it up as an excuse for most things. Mental health takes work, just like physical health. If someone doesn't want to work on it, they should refrain from using clinical terms... just my 2 cents 💝
Just put people in groups. Responsibility is spread. Now there is nothing to hold them back.
Just look at the Stanford prison experiment. They didn't select particular students to get carried away with psychopathy, it is a dark tendency within all of humanity that can be brought out under a perfect storm of circumstances and societal permission to do so
"[...] The inquisitors [of the Church of Om] stopped work twice a day for coffee. Their mugs, which each man had brought from home, were grouped around the kettle on the hearth of the central furnace which incidentally heated the irons and knives.
They had legends on them like A Present From the Holy Grotto of Ossory, or To The World’s Greatest Daddy. Most of them were chipped, and no two of them were the same.
And there were the postcards on the wall. It was traditional that, when an inquisitor went on holiday, he’d send back a crudely colored woodcut of the local view with some suitably jolly and risqué message on the back. And there was the pinned-up tearful letter from Inquisitor First Class Ishmale “Pop” Quoom, thanking all the lads for collecting no fewer than seventy-eight obols for his retirement pension and the lovely bunch of flowers for Mrs. Quoom, indicating that he’d always remember his days in No. 3 pit, and was looking forward to coming in and helping out any time they were short-handed.
And it all meant this: that there are hardly any excesses of the most crazed psychopath that cannot easily be duplicated by a normal, kindly family man who just comes in to work every day and has a job to do."
-- Terry Pratchett, from Small Gods
I think this video has aged excellently, given the recent whistleblower in ICE detention facilities stating that forced hysterectomies are being performed on migrant women.
thank you for the in-depth perspective of German history and what was happening in the 1920s.
Damn you're the first from 21 hours ago
How are you from 21 Hours ago?
@@naggu1243 Patreon, I would guess.
Yeah, that's one thing I really like about his content
It is the period where he got his namesake. The Iron Front.
“They’re not work Serfs” = says Carl unironically as the detention facility profits soar.
Watching this after those two mass shootings is seriously chilling. Why am I so numb to this? The fact that I’m not surprised and it didn’t/doesn’t strike a nerve is really scaring me rn
You are growing to understand the world. You shouldn't be emotional about the shocking stuff - that way it doesn't harm you so much.
The important thing is to not tolerate it and fight against it any way possible to you.
It's not that you're uncaring - you're just in a state of numb shock. This is actually a very normal reaction to witnessing something traumatic. It's the brain's way of coping.
The first thing we're taught in Year Nine history (a curriculum which this person with an English accent should be familiar with) is that a concentration camp does not equal a killing camp.
"The Camps are a way of keeping them safe"
You know, with that quote, I totally can see Sargon as a British official in the Second Boer War or something like that.
The Irish Potato famine would be more apt
The Boers had it coming considering what they did during the Apartheid
good isn't it? I'd love a british empire again. We kept order and sanity.
@@joeblow9657 Altough Apartheid did come after that.
@@TheEmm4lpha true but given that it was the Boers who were quite into racial segregation even during the 2nd Boer War I think we all saw it coming to an extent
Sargon complains about the left seeing Nazis everywhere,yet he totally does see Communists everywhere... Kind of makes him victim of the very fallacy he complains about.
The right wing is made of two things, projection and fear. He is a shining example of that.
Well, we are everywhere. But not in any position of power, obviously, given the number of countries that outrighly ban communist organisation, or have committed genocides of communists. By comparison, the president of Brazil is currently a fascist, of Brazil's fascist Social Liberal Party, which could be the governing party of Brazil if it makes modest gains in the next election. There is no comparison between the social power wielded by communists compared to fascists in liberal democracies.
Eltaccos difference being that fascism’s end goal is genocide and an ethnostate, whereas the goal of the left is universal proletariat liberation. Pretty much every argument for leftism has a rhetorically similar argument for fascism (proles v bourgeois follows the same structure as the traditional nationalist v [insert demonized minority group here]), but that doesn’t mean that the arguments are morally or factually similar.
@@jjaj1243 Exactly. To compare the two is to put having your race wiped out on the same level as being called a racist for your views and actions and words... it compares being called a fascist with genocide... That isn't even apples to oranges.
Eltaccos thank u for continuing ur streak of conflating the morality and effects of leftism with those of fascism. The “hostile actions” of communists against liberals and conservatives surmounts to calling out the racist people and structures in our society for their racism, protesting, and the occasional assault of an actual fascist who these supposedly innocent conservatives and liberals sympathize with more than the minorities whose lives are endangered by the mere existence of fascism. The “hostile actions” of fascists are literal acts of domestic terrorism, like the murder of heather heyer, the unabomber, the Oklahoma City bombing, etc etc etc. To conflate the two is akin to saying the black panthers and the kkk were both violent. The kkk’s violence was lynching innocent black ppl, while the black panthers violence was opposing racism literally “by any means necessary”. And ur whole “means-justify-the-ends, but ur means aren’t effective” statement is ridiculous and falls apart given any historical analysis. If u think that being nice to fascists is enough to change their minds then I’ve got a bridge to sell you. If you think that conservatives and liberals will cede immoral capitalist social hierarchies if we just debate them politely enough or appeal to their morals earnestly enough then I’d recommend you take a real deep look into any civil rights movement that’s ever had success. The events that change the course and perception of those movements, and that are actually pertinent to history, aren’t the kum ba yah drum circles that make everyone feel all warm and fuzzy inside. The events that matter are the ones that are ugly and uncomfortable. The ones that disrupt civil society. The ones that, sadly, often result in injuries on both sides. The slow transition from monarchistic to democratic society was likely absolutely terrifying to the monarchs. But we don’t care how the monarchs felt ab it, bc monarchy is an immoral system. Ur essentially asking leftists to ignore this historical precedent of demanding change in order to see change in favor of the tactic that the democrats have been using, unsuccessfully, for three decades. It doesn’t matter how many hours of debate are had in the halls of Congress, nor does it matter how many facts and data u whip out in order to support ur position. The fascists will never compromise. And by assuming they might change their minds or that you’ll humiliate them into submission with a sick debunking in front of the public, you’ve just given them a megaphone to broadcast their propaganda to a whole nation of extremely gullible ppl.
I absolutely love the strange mental connections that Sargon makes between completely unrelated concepts:
"The left doesn't (generally) agree with the concept of the traditional 'Family' (as defined by the right as marriage and child-bearing between a man and a woman) -> the left can't call out abusive state practices targetting children".
His views are so overly-simplified, reductionist and emotive that I don't know how anyone who'd like to be described as "rational" or "skeptic" can get so easily trapped by the rhetoric.
"If you don't know the difference between what a concentration camp and what a death camp is, maybe just, you know, shut your face about it"
I died
@6:03 Sargon:"There is not going to be a genocide of native Americans"
Small Freudian slip? lol
How is that a freudian slip? Has he ever expressed any sentiment towards native americans period? Let alone a stridently negative one?
What subconcious sentiment do you think accidentally came out when he said that.
@SomethingScanning firstly. Thats just a ridiculous statement. No.
And second. Even if true that has nothing to do with what the OP said. Do you personally think that Sargon thinks that the natives should be wiped out via genocide? Because thats the implication the OP made.
@@jhonjacson798 A lot of the immigrants are native americans, that's why they're brown and not "white". So I guess I can see why he made that slip of the tongue.
i know right? it's like he knew exactly what this is a parallel to and almost spoke truthfully for a second
@@jhonjacson798 - I figured the "fruedian slip" was the fact that there were attempts at genocide of native Americans.
"Since I'm a father myself, I can't empathize with children crying in detention camps" - Carl Benjamin, worst parent ever
I feel sorry for the kids.
Good to know Carl makes his kids cry loudly "all the time"
Wait, Sargon has kids?!
@@bertrodriguez2135 his wife does
That poor woman...
The man who literally doesn’t care about a crying child while hearing cries in the background for the child’s father and says that it is normal is truly evil
For me personally.
When someone dismisses a child's cry because of whatever, it is very scary to imagine what that person is like.
When a child cries it raises alarms for me, and I find it difficult to do anything until I know the child is ok and safe.
This has lead me twice to call the police on two different neighbours for reason that their children were crying and I was worried for their well being.
I always underestimate just how stupid Carl is.
It’s not your fault, there’s literally no amount of stupid you could think of that he wouldn’t turn around and prove you wrong on. There’s no bottom to hit, it’s just incredibly dumb turtles all the way down.
@@Halokon Incredibly dumb turtles all the way down! 😂
I'm not sure he is that stupid. Parts of him is doing it on purpose
I mean he join UKIP in an attempt to become a MP, that's pretty dumb
Misunderestimated
Carl "this child's crying is not loud enough for me" Benjamin
So what?
More like there are different kinds of cries and if you were a parent like him you'd know the difference.
Can I make a "it depends on the child" joke here, or is that too dark?
Focusing on a single emotionally-reactive detail in order to dismiss the whole of the substance. That's what smart people do.
There is literally no amount of evidence that would change Carl’s mind. He lacks the mental and moral capacity to do so. If Trump murdered one of the children himself he’d find a way to rationalise is. Carl is financially dependent on defending his reactionary ideology. No matter what.
This is why I stopped watching him years ago and have since become a leftist. The anti sjw right has become disgusting. They have no shame and no principles.
Man, I don't know, I just keep getting the weirdest feeling that this Sargon guy is just a slimy grifter posing as an intellectual.
He made a response so..... yeah. He is.
This is late and will probably get buried, but someone made a really great point elsewhere on the internet that if you measure every single human rights abuse or atrocity on the measuring stick of how bad it is compared to the Holocaust with the Holocaust at the end, you are doing a disservice both to the Holocaust and to those other atrocities. The Holocaust should not be reduced to a scale of how bad things can get, but as a very real and unique event- a "case study" if you absolutely have to approach it in academic political terms- with some similarities to other atrocities. This is not to say that we should not be drawing these analogies- the way you did it here was really meaningful and went beyond just an argument of "oh this is as bad as the holocaust/the nazis" versus "no it isn't, you're being dramatic." But in general, if you base everything on how bad it is "compared to the holocaust" as unfortunately some other leftists are fond of doing, you are showing that you don't actually care about the Holocaust or about the event you are comparing it to. I can go and find the original post if people are itnerested on elaboration, because it was made by a Jewish person and had some excellent points also made by people adding onto the post.
If you can, please do. I'd love to read it.
"And if you dont know the difference between a death camp and concentration camp maybe...shut your face about it?" 😂😂😂 Yes!!
Also my opinion whenever Candace Owens tries to talk about the Holocaust.
AOC used the phrase "never again." This is an obvious reference to the Holocaust, which is why Carl started talking about the death camps.
Michael Vander Wal the whole point of this video is that the concentration camps committed their atrocities very slowly, to the point that there’s no clear distinction between the Germany that committed genocide and the Germany that was a healthy civil society that respected everyone’s rights. It emphasizes the fact that holocaust historians don’t start their studying with the first Jewish death at the hands of the nazis or even when the Nazi party was first formed, but rather when German society began to lay the groundwork that allowed Nazi rhetoric to be seen as not too extreme. The phrase “never again“ doesn’t mean “something this horrible will never again happen” but rather “we must remain vigilant and oppose any and all pivots towards fascism so these atrocities will never again happen”. Claiming that any country has “zero chance” of devolving into a genocidal dictatorship is antithetical to wanting to prevent future genocidal dictatorships. You can’t meaningfully oppose fascism while also operating under the assumption that ur country can never become fascistic.
@@michaelvanderwal7390 Nope. Wrong. Maybe you should study your history. Thanks for stopping by.
Michael Vander Wal great, so you agree that these are concentration camps! Seeing as 26 people died, the majority being tied to negligent and cruel behavior from guards, shows a willingness to indirectly kill civilians.
I guess America's historical "internment" camps during WWII weren't concentration camps either if we go by Sargon's standards.
They weren't, by Sargon's standards, you can only call something a "concentration camp" if it's actually a death camp.
@@CheapSkateGamer96 And then he would say they have to self identify as Nazis for the camps to are that
The child’s cry got me… but the guys response to it was horrifying. Yes children cry because it’s bedtime and on and on. And then…. A parent gets down on their lvl, tells them it’s going to be ok, hug them and then put them to bed. Maybe still crying, maybe not, but the child’s fear has been addressed. Same thing goes for other crying children smh.