my man ate too much x axis

@uiopuiop3472

3 жыл бұрын

bumm nika. expodes ht ebomb springs beke king. everyone knows it and aha, iakm the street yah

@abeecee

3 жыл бұрын

@@uiopuiop3472 bro?

@thecashewtrader3328

3 жыл бұрын

@@abeecee 😂

@charlesc.9012

3 жыл бұрын

@@abeecee Ate too much acid

@anonymanonym9004

3 жыл бұрын

Can you explain?

Wide chad preaching about the peaceful boomer life.

@miguel_machado

3 жыл бұрын

What is the name of biracial chad+tyrone? Ezekiel? Brainstorm

@felixlipski3956

3 жыл бұрын

@@miguel_machado quick anons let's do a meme

@iqwrjwqioprwjriopqrjpqowir

3 жыл бұрын

First time I heard mental outlaw, I thought "Big fat neckbeard" Then I heard he was black, than I thought "Big fat black neckbeard" Then I saw this video now I realize the bass of his voice comes from muscle, not fat.

@miguel_machado

3 жыл бұрын

@@iqwrjwqioprwjriopqrjpqowir i always thought his voice was very nice and relaxing. I also imagined he was a little fat and white. A testosteronic voice he has

@GhostSamaritan

3 жыл бұрын

@@lemler3337 You get fat enough and you'll start talking differently because the fat pushes on the muscle. The shape of your mouth, which consists of a tiiiiiny amount of fat, also impacts your voice.

Imagining Mental Outlaw as anything but a terminal is confusing

@nevergiveafuck404

2 жыл бұрын

I love his stories too, though.

@thesaddestdude3575

2 жыл бұрын

What the hell is up with the camera, why does he wobble, some kind of filter?

@creature2479

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesaddestdude3575 It's a deepfake, I think

@latitzouri

Жыл бұрын

How about a chad ?

@fdfdfddfh6430

10 ай бұрын

​@@thesaddestdude3575I THINK it's a deep fake, but in one of his gym videos hes very far away from the camera but still looks similar, and I don't think deep fake works at a side angle and far away. He probably looks similar to what you're seeing but not completely

Your aura is so strong that even the background seems to distort...

@dhterech8352

3 жыл бұрын

wow

@ogdecwan3616

3 жыл бұрын

he’s nice and WIIIIDDDEEE

@icyman1998

3 жыл бұрын

Is he deepfaking his own face?

@realGBx64

3 жыл бұрын

@@icyman1998 yeah, maybe he's a Chinese spy using some tik tok filter here to look morerelatable

@ThylineTheGay

3 жыл бұрын

Plot twist: it's a deepfake

So, basically what you're saying is that we need to get the parents to label Linux as "the devil's operating system" and then all the kids will switch to it? How would we go about doing this?

@bonk2935

2 жыл бұрын

I'm studying for a bs in IT 'cause i thought hackers were cool lol

@amogus7

2 жыл бұрын

"the hacker's OS"*

@le0nz

2 жыл бұрын

You can say penguins are the Satan s pet

@goldkat99

2 жыл бұрын

Well the linux dictionaries included within many of the distros have all of the swear words and types of things parents would object to. You can use grep and pull them up right quick. Now obviously there is a legitimate reason to have them in there because these dictionaries are used by security professionals and other developers and if they weren't comprehensive they would not be particularly useful. But pull up a list of naughty words and that will send people into a moral panic right quick lol

@ahmadmagdy4830

2 жыл бұрын

freebsd is literally the devil's operating system

The fact he deepfakes himself with his own face is surreal to me

@masterbaits4108

3 жыл бұрын

it's good back up

@zigafide

3 жыл бұрын

why tho

@kyletobogo3700

3 жыл бұрын

I had no idea....

@Cube_Box

3 жыл бұрын

wa- wait? he deepfakes his OWN FACE?! whaat I knew that he was deepfaking but not his own face wtf lol

@TimeTravelingFetus

2 жыл бұрын

I thought you guys were joking, then I noticed the distortion in the background. Why the fuck does he even do this?? Does he explain it in any videos???

Redpilled Mental Outlaw bending the Matrix around him while spitting fax

@realGBx64

3 жыл бұрын

yeah I'm wondering why the hell is the walls behind him moving with his head? Is he really a chinese spy using a tik tok filter?

@anonymanonym9004

3 жыл бұрын

I made it 69, nice

@pedrogonzalez5590

2 жыл бұрын

I read "recompiled"

@Konkov

2 жыл бұрын

@@realGBx64 deepfake

4:3 stretched

@Snookik

3 жыл бұрын

Makes you look bigger

@secondamail3807

3 жыл бұрын

that’s gentoo not fully compiled

@m4t35z

3 жыл бұрын

Since I play hella lot csgo i didnt even notice LUL

@jole0

3 жыл бұрын

@@m4t35z you don't have to play on 4:3 though ;_;

@noideac

3 жыл бұрын

best aesthetic

>gentoo user rants furiously after gunit rejects his mixtape

Came for the tech, stayed for the woke rants. Much love from Cambridge MA!

@JTKroll12

3 жыл бұрын

based* not woke

@WiseOwl_1408

2 жыл бұрын

Woke = uncool

@Numyas

2 жыл бұрын

@@WiseOwl_1408 bad=cool

@AttacMage

2 жыл бұрын

@@Numyas sounds like a positive feedback loop to me. Eventually there'll be too much cool.

In the middle east, we say: “.كل ممنوع مرغوب" The meaning In English is: “Every forbidden is desired.”

@karolus28

3 жыл бұрын

cool

@sa-k

3 жыл бұрын

@@karolus28 thanks

@nodehead9475

3 жыл бұрын

and everything is forbidden in middle east Kappa

@someonehere4380

3 жыл бұрын

im in lebanon and no one has said that

@hylianchampion7713

3 жыл бұрын

@@someonehere4380 same here, first time I hear it

This is your brain on Luke Smith

@GhostSamaritan

3 жыл бұрын

based

@nitori_kawashiro

3 жыл бұрын

he even says "thing" the same way

@minhajsixbyte

3 жыл бұрын

but playing in 0.75x speed

@vn773

3 жыл бұрын

oddlt enough it also is like fried egg on a pan

@vanilsting10

3 жыл бұрын

@@minhajsixbyte ayo your right lol

Our messiahs are here : Chad Luke Tyrone Mental Outlaw Peace be upon them 🙏

@ixp8605

3 жыл бұрын

mainstream: nooooo u can't say whitelist and blacklist Gigachads Mental and Luke: aha whitelist and blacklist go brrrrrrrrrr

@joncook7510

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget epic techlore

@TimeTravelingFetus

2 жыл бұрын

ying and yang

@frankiethetiger5748

8 ай бұрын

Underrated comment

Wtf Luke Smith with hair and darker skin

@mitchelvalentino1569

3 жыл бұрын

And with a more cogent, consistent message.

@brentgordon3801

3 жыл бұрын

Luke doesn’t look this chad

@GhostSamaritan

3 жыл бұрын

Luke "going on a tangent" Smith

@MissourHanzai

3 жыл бұрын

>Rambling is bad, always use your burgers.

@Gooberpatrol66

3 жыл бұрын

Virgin balding babyface Luke Smith vs jacked tyrone Mental Outlaw

That's what happen when you compile everything, you just have time to think and become a wise man.

Reminds me of the other bald guy that always has something to say

@minhajsixbyte

3 жыл бұрын

but he's not bald

@ThylineTheGay

3 жыл бұрын

ranall?

@ultradude5410

3 жыл бұрын

@@minhajsixbyte Distrotube?

@josephsagotti8786

3 жыл бұрын

@@ultradude5410 no Luke Smith

@xykiller6976

Жыл бұрын

Walt?

'Murder is evil.' 'COOOOOOOOL! I'll do it! Thank you!' EDIT: Wow, everyone noticed the stretched aspect ratio. I'm proud of you.

@eduardorpg3329

2 жыл бұрын

Well, edgy teens are a thing so still holds true

"where i used to live in Georgia" Thats it. I'm 100% convinced you used to skip lunch with Luke "I used to freestyle rap" Smith.

@NightDoge

2 жыл бұрын

I dont think Luke grew up in Georgia. He attended graduate school there i think, and is now living. But apart from that, dont think he grew up in Georgia.

"Getting a little off track here... WEED!" lmao

@shmoobalizer

3 жыл бұрын

timestamp? : 10:45

Always love to watch my favorite imam preaching about tech!

Wide chad is talking.

As an actual mormon, I am very sad that we can't have 10 wives anymore. I think it's been banned for at least 100 years. At least 100 years of sadness.

Before we had mass media our culture had to rely on traditions developed over years. Dad knew drugs were bad because he'd seen a few people who used drugs for a long time, but the couldn't tell you exactly WHY those drugs were bad. I think a lot of the petty rebellions you mention are from our culture switching from a tradition based knowledge pool to a rational evidence-backed knowledge base. Most of the traditions were right, but some were definitely wrong and today we expect more than our forefathers words to inform our beliefs.

@bluesdealer

2 жыл бұрын

When my grandfather (WW2 gen) was a teen and smoked cigarettes. He also ran sprints in school. This was in the 30s. His father found out, but all he could tell him was, “Son, they will take away your wind.”

@adrianalexandrov7730

Жыл бұрын

Stick, spear, sling, bow etc. All were breaking the tradition. So that has evolutionary value tgat youth rebel against tradition. Especially male youth, as if that one dies -- another one would procreate in his place. Female dies -- that's a dozen of unborn babies.

@jasehonfroy8086

2 ай бұрын

This is something I completely agree with but haven’t thought of in this perspective. Good comment

Sometimes I disagree with the politics in some of your earlier videos, but this video was very easy to empathize with. You presented your case and reasoning in a very comfortable way (the decision to make this a video and not a voice over was a very good one, imo). I like this kind of video, it encourages more of a human face-to-face dialogue. Good work.

@morgengabe1

3 жыл бұрын

dtf

@roninho9569

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, he is a human, definitively not a robot

@HopeisAnger

Жыл бұрын

Wait... Are you just criticising his older videos just so we'll watch them? Nice.

@nagoshi01

Жыл бұрын

@@HopeisAnger yeah I'm time travelling to comment 2 years ago to boost the algorithm today

@nonical1429

6 ай бұрын

What’s his politics?

this man speaks to me on levels no other man can get to irl, much love from a stranded sailor.

I wonder who profits the most from marketing the _bad_ stuff?? 🤔🤔

@arrtemfly

3 жыл бұрын

the capitalists, товагхищ! let's build the communistic heaven and bash those rich pigs, да!

@barscanguvenkaya4706

3 жыл бұрын

It's almost like a particular tribe is behind all this 🤔

@hellomine2849

3 жыл бұрын

@@arrtemfly there will be always rich people with bad intentions no matter the regime.

@arrtemfly

3 жыл бұрын

@@hellomine2849 не верю!

@arrtemfly

3 жыл бұрын

@T осуждааааааааааааю

Thank you Mental Outlaw, very bad!

@screwflower7647

3 жыл бұрын

very cool*

I see you're ready to start ruling your own mesopotamian empire

I’m getting really confused by these face reveals Luke Smith.....

Elvis, Kiss, Marilyn Manson. sounds like really rebellious underground artists, i wonder what alternative independent record labels dared to back them???

@pedroj234

3 жыл бұрын

elvis,kiss and marilyn manson is an absolute badasses!!!! Sweet mother of shit!

Does this mean OpenBSD is cool now?

@SimGunther

3 жыл бұрын

@JC S That's why I commented about OpenBSD (something he wanted to try at the end of that nightmare video)

@1yaz

3 жыл бұрын

-x*,-game*

@kurokurovich

3 жыл бұрын

My friends and I were in the middle of the "I use arch" meme and there was this guy that all of a sudden says "I use dragonfly bsd" and we were "wtf get outta here dude"

mental outlaw is so powerful that he's able to bend the thin fabric of reality from just talking

The funny thing is, if you go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, there's 3 Elvis sections. The first is about his music. The second is about how absurd the Satanic Panic was. The third was about how everything those panicking said was 100% true, without actually referring credit back to them.

"Wide Mental Outlaw doesn't exist" Wide Mental Outlaw:

Wow. The section on marijuana really hit home... I had almost the exact same experience, such an overwhelming negative overreaction towards this substance that lacked any logic or even anecdotal experiences to back up what was said. I made the choice to find out what marijuana was like for myself, and it almost became an outlet of rebellion for me, and led to be a deeply, deeply ingrained part of my life which I am not proud of, but my relationship with it has gotten much healthier with it in the last couple of years since beginning to figure out who I really am divorced from substances. All of this started in middle school! I hope to be able to sit down with my children when they reach that bridge in order to give them a firm understanding of the ACTUAL REALITY of the situation, as you're completely right -- adults when we were growing up (I think we are very close in age, 2000s specifically for me) did not respect our access to information and the dialogues of others on the internet. Thank you for posting this, great video with a lot of great points that I have never heard spoken on so eloquently or honestly.

My great grandmother used to laugh when we were little kids and called something "wicked cool" and I asked her why one day and she said "wicked" was a horrible thing when she was growing up.

Yo fr ur life experiences are mad similar to mine from the transition from primary to secondary (uk school) to how adults dealt with things. Been watching ur content for not long now rlly like it. I'm still in teens but leaving all that stupid stuff behind no future in it at all just sadness. Imma be like you bro, remember how much I loved computers when was small (what I dreamed of doing) but all faded away with the bad (lol stupid) environment. Gonna get better tho I have faith in that. Respect for this video big time !

I really enjoy these videos. They're very methodical, well thought out, and intelligent, unlike the reactionary spew I tend to see from most people these days. Please do more of them.

I was doing baggy pants way back in the day, not because it was cool, but because skating in baggy pants is comfortable. When i was a kid it wasn't cool, i used to buy old man golf pants from Goodwill, cut and sew them into fat pants way before clothing companies did it. A whole bunch of us used to sew our own skate pants in the 80s'. It was all functional, had nothing to do with being 'bad' or 'cool', it's just easier to ollie when your nuts aren't squashed and you can bend your knees proper.

I completely agree. My parents were extremely strict with me when I was growing up compared to all my friends parents back then. And I grew up in the 80's-90's when Marilyn Manson first became well known. He also still happens to be my favorite artist. I still listen to most of the same stuff that I did when I was in high school now I just listen to other types of music as well including rap, r&b, and some pop. But anyways back then my parents used to freak out over every little thing and they haven't changed much. But them freaking out caused me to completely rebel against them and it gave me a bad outlook on life and caused me to be confused. It still effects me to this day even tho I am an adult now. It took me a long time to figure things out because I basically had to teach myself how to do pretty much everything and especially how to properly socialize with others because I knew that the way my parents behaved was wrong. So I didn't have it easy growing up. And my parents still won't admit that they have mental health issues. Also they still blame me for everything bad that happens in my life even things that are out of my control. They still blame me and scream at me every time I make a mistake. It's very sad and its still something that I struggle with. It's very difficult to be around them and now I have 2 sons who are teenagers and have special needs and sometimes I need my parents help with watching the kids cause I'm the only adult in our house at the moment raising them on my own. It's a crappy situation but Im not complaining I realize everyone has problems. I'm just agreeing with u that it is not good and it is now having a negative effect on my kids which is so messed up. They are old and stuck in their ways and don't want to be better people. They pretty much hate me because I have had problems with addiction and I used to be a stripper before the beer bug happened. But I personally love my life. I love being a mom and I explain everything to my kids in a real way that they can understand without screaming at them and I know if I was raising them the way my parents raised me then they would have so many issues. Luckily they are really good kids. Much more well behaved then I was when I was a kid. It's amazing how big of a difference treating kids and young adults with respect can have on them.I can't stand these older people who think that screaming at a kid is going to make them understand anything. It's so bad and worst part is most of them will probly never change. They refuse to listen to any reason but then freak out when their kids act the same way that they behave in front of them. Also I don't know how I found your channel but possibly because we are from the same state. Maybe that's why it got recommended to me. Anyways great video! I couldn't agree more

@longiusaescius2537

Жыл бұрын

@Katz Vlog single mom Bruh moment

It's extremely refreshing to see a mature political discussion that isn't outright "Right or left wing" but is based in real experiences

The section on vices spoke to me as well as other videos where it's a webcam from dimension X. Thanks alot. Finding this channel at the time I did has been ridiculous timing. Continuing to research the linux videos trying to keep away from the ganj. Keep up the good work!

pro tip to the gym bros: when ur tryna look big just stretch a 4:3 picture of ur self LMAO

Dude I love watching your channel. I'm German. We have beer at age 16 and especially in more rural areas you find a lot of folks that treat beer in the evening like the only thing worth going to work for. But I grew up in such an area and am smoking pot now. But I managed to strike a balance. I recently got promoted. And that wouldn't have happened if I didn't have no drive. In fact the only thing managing to calm me down sometimes IS the holy kush xD

But yes, in general, it's best to treat kids, especially smart kids as older than they are, and simply explain things as best as you can to them. Remember kids, weed only after you're 18, and only irregularly, otherwise it fucks with your brain and it can cause psychosis.

Linux was made bad by the Windows normies. In the end, it made it cool and it changed my life.

"Cool" aspect ratio!

Who revived Etika?

@ok-tr1nw

3 жыл бұрын

too soon

@kitkatmelon

2 жыл бұрын

don't.

With regards to weed not being a gateway drug, I dunno, you can Google search as much as you want but my empirical evidence, having went thru high school knowing a ton of stoners, is that every one of them eventually moved on to harder drugs. Every single one. I watched a significant portion of my social circle go from sober middle schoolers to stoner sophomores to seniors who would snort crushed up oxycontin pills and probably more.

@viamagosta

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, it's a snowball. Everything, every addiction, interest, hobby, success or what have you most likely starts little by little. Rarely have I seen anyone jump to something flat out. It's always "just this time". He makes good points but I personally think that it's human nature to be driven to "bad" and "evil". And rather than telling, demonstrating how or why something is harmful is way more impactful, like with the prison example he presented.

@longiusaescius2537

Жыл бұрын

@viamagosta v paternalism

@Theguyinthefez

8 ай бұрын

The stoners etc. I knew from HS are all braindead dregs on society these days. The overreaction of parents towards drugs towards their kids is completely warranted.

Damn you spit some real! You should do more of this wisdom type of videos :)

My man can do Computer, fitness and actuall good parenting

we need more of those philosophy videos, this one was awesome

@pedroj234

3 жыл бұрын

да!

Ive been thinking about this for a long time! Im so surprised that I even found a video explaining in depth something I've felt for years let alone it being my man himself💯

Introduce your nephew to the Gentoo world. I am positive he is not gonna do other drugs after that

Totally pictured you as white nerd/geek or hippy. 😂👍

great video - u got some of the best takes. love the old school hip hop references 🙂

I'm always trying to be different. That's why I've been mainly interested in boys, when I was younger, and now I'm mainly interested in women.

I empathize with this. When I was in high school, I started smoking weed and it made me popular. In middle school, I was a loser nerd with no friends and no identity. Bad = cool

@lord_khufu

2 жыл бұрын

Well the cops are quite interested in your identity if you keep smoking weeds lol

@t6amygdala

2 жыл бұрын

@@lord_khufu not really unless you’re doing it in public or selling it. they have better things to do with their time

Nice to see you here - I first really thought "wtf is happened to Luke Smith" cause I didn't see you in person yet. Anyway keep up doing your nice channel I really appreciate it. Also iam really with you in most points of this video! 😉✌️

Maybe you wanna keep things this way, and that's cool But I think your aspect ratio is wrong because of some config issues with droidcam The default droidcam resolution is 640x480 for the free version and since you manually set the resolution to 1920x1080, the aspect ratio got weirded. I think you should change the setting to either 1440x1080 or buy the pro version "Droidcam X"

@jannikheidemann3805

Жыл бұрын

His aspect ratio is bad, but it looks cool. Get it?

2:32 Musictard here. Music is emotionally manipulative. There really isn't any good reason why that's the case. But it is. But we like music because it's interesting, novel and personal. For many people it's really nothing more than an identity marker, such that when for whatever reason they don't identify with their social environment, they also often don't identify with their music. That's why kids on bad standing with their parents often "rebelliously" adopt dissimilar music in lieu of that to which their parents listen. But the reason why jazz appealed to younger audiences, and didn't appeal to older, may have to do with the specific emotional quality of jazz. I don't know how jazz was received in the US in particular, but I speculate that it was the classical traditionalists that provided the strongest resistance. Like GNU/Linux, classical music is in many ways the elite of the music world. And like GNU/Linux, it's often with good reason. Classical music, at least in the beginning of the 20th century, had the overwhelmingly most structurally emotionally diverse qualities as compared to folk and other ethnic music. So enthusiasts came to identify with this quality of predictability and wealth. But when jazz came about, it challenged this establishment, despite on the surface being crude dance music with emotionally unpredictable qualities. Everyone intuitively understands this, but I guess the music conscious old folk in those days (alongside the racism, I know I know) raised specific concerns about how jazz were instilling an unstructured, virtual optimism in their children, when they should be stern and diligent like their parents. And that was with love, I am sure. Because the manipulative qualities of music are such that when you no longer understand what it is you're listening to (which is often the case with jazz) you also more easily surrender to the emotions that are inherent in the music. Where the pre-romantic classical music was very subtle with their emotional effects, jazz was the exact opposite. And I suppose that while the blues communities from which jazz originated embraced this state of happiness and optimism with its likely historical connotations, that mentality did not go on well with the European schools of music. You could see where the people were coming from. It wasn't so much a question whether jazz _culture_ was a good thing and could be a positive influence, but whether it would tear down the rigorous culture that many believed to be part of the framework of Western civilisation. Although that doubt was surely attributed to racist political propaganda and naysayer objectives in general. So old timers hated jazz. But many youth loved it because it was like a mother. The "classical culture" was generally zealous, somber and religious. It wasn't _fun._ Even kids today who grow up in households with this kind of culture know that. But back then it was pretty extreme. So naturally, kids gravitated towards any group or community without all that commitment and responsibility. And when it became apparent that jazz had come to stay; that jazz was a prominent culture of letting loose that those kids could potentially become a part of, of course that had appeal. I learned history was pretty silly like that. On the one hand you had the parents telling their kids "go do your homework", and on the other you had the kids going "nah, I wanna play with my friends". And the picture of those two was allegorically imprinted on people's minds when the topic of "jazz" was brought up.

@___xyz___

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, GNU/Linux was probably a bad analogy for classical music. But it still somehow works.

@longiusaescius2537

Жыл бұрын

@Marie Loiseau yeah

Man you are a gem. You seem like a ridiculously well rounded individual.

The human condition means people want to do what they know is wrong. Thousands and thousands of years and this is still the same. I respect talking non passively and being straight to the point👍

incredibly on point, everything. holy shit it's awesome how exactly correct you are in this video. esp the lbgt stuff. I've been trying to say that for years and some listen but I know I would lose friends that aren't even lgbt if I said it to them.

I don't know the STD thing definitely worked for me, I'm sitting here at 26 and still terrified of that shit.

@SMD1999

3 жыл бұрын

26 year old virgin?

@pedroj234

3 жыл бұрын

@@SMD1999 nope.avi

@ChaosTherum

2 жыл бұрын

@@SMD1999 Haha just rewatching this video. And yeah 26 yr old virgin though that's not due to the STD stuff.

"If man starts marrying other man we will see people marrying there toasters etc" reminds me of an article that talks about a guy marrying an inanimate object.

I am glad I found this channel. It's interesting

Dude was spitting so much fax 📠 that he bent the matrix around him at one point. 😅

These face cam videos feel like a talk from a cool older brother

this guys has the most straight up reasonable takes ever

That is Evil stuffs, like thiefing and robbing other enemies lads is super fucking KooL!

On pot: The department of narcotics was also about to be dissolved because they served no purpose. Frantic to keep his position, the director convinced some doctors to classify cannabis as a narcotic (which it is not), and it is classified as to this day. Also, William Randolph Hearst lobbied against because he wanted hemp (non-psychoactive) banned because it was a competitor to his logging empire.

@longiusaescius2537

Жыл бұрын

@bluesdealer pot makes you lazy and dumb therefore it should be banned don't care about the rest tbh

I love the dynamic of this channel.

This guy is like my black older brother I wish I always had… so based

I feel like this is something going on with the right movement. People turning right or somewhat conservative because it is more frowned upon now.

I think the video can be watched from 17:43 , cause I can't relate with the American music industry. Great video, I think you made some important points on the subject. I wish every parent listens to your advice.

i was hair follicle tested for work, some of our lads were selling substances to each other (govt job) we weren't allowed to cut our hair for months because it was hella suspicious. i spoke to the testing lady and she told me it can go a lot further back than 90 days. depends how much hair they take. 1 cm = 1 month

I stopped paying attention to pop culture and popular music at 25 (currently 28) and I have no idea what's going on or what's popular and I couldn't be happier. I WILL be the dad telling bad jokes.

Fresh beard my nword

Honestly, if you can't destroy your own body the way you want are you actually free? Your body is your property, and your property is yours to deal with how you like.

@godiamcrazydude

3 жыл бұрын

Take the voluntaryism pill. Only a consent-based society preserves your freedoms. Taxation and political authority are practically religions at this point, with proponents for them irrationally defending the masters that enslave them out of dogma. There is no such thing as valid political authority.

@nagoshi01

3 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%. I believe pharmacies should be fully accessible to anyone without a prescription. The idea of outlawing a substance entirely is just insane to me.

@GhostSamaritan

3 жыл бұрын

> live in Europe > tax-funded hospitals > people injure themselves from sports > people ruin their bodies by drinking, smoking, etc. > people end up at the tax-funded hospital for injuring themselves > TFW you pay for other people's bad habits

@jole0

3 жыл бұрын

@@GhostSamaritan yeah but at the same time for example sports can prevent early death so it'd not all bad and you do save a lot on health insurance, at least compared to the us

@jole0

3 жыл бұрын

@JC S ehhh, if you have proper state healthcare then there is no need for a private insurance policy. I also come from a European country but it's not in the EU. You also have to remember that the US has a lower quality of health care. You pay more and get less. Also isn't it nice you don't have to worry about healthcare if you lose your job?

February is cool. Thanks for the outside-the-box discussion video.

@SlugSage

2 жыл бұрын

What makes February cool?

@luck22ization

2 жыл бұрын

@@SlugSage it's my birthday month lmao

i heavily recommend reading foucault to red pill you even more, see an introduction or at least a summary. He dedicated his entire life to study and make scholar investigation on everything related to power, including everything you just said, he did said it 50 years before and its honestly his work is incredible, a brilliant guy People these days seem to get to the same ideas those intelectuals from the xx century did (although in a more shallow way) but without studying them and their tesis, so they kinda start from scratch again instead of building upong their predecessors, so they kinda run in circles. Theres a reason school doesnt teach about him and some others important intelectuals, they made kids hate studying, learning and reading books, when generally this stuff is pretty fascinating and opens your world view so much

eventually drugs became so commonplace "cool undeground" shit that it made me think it was uncool and it made me unnironnically not do drugs just because of that lol

can those tips at the end be extracted into getting friends and family to stop buying HP's with windows 10 and iPhones?

Also liking anime, around a decade ago you were bullied for liking it, and now everybody knows about it and I see it everywhere

I love how fucking tan and plain his house is. You are literally the Linux Buff Correll.

Your fan has an elliptical shape. That's kind of weird.

Super relatable... especially true here in India where the modern Liberal things hadn't really took off yet, I mean adults here are like the adults you've encountered back in the 90s

that thermometer be dancin!

2:45 "Bad press causes more sales" unless you're DaBaby

Mental outlaw: wide chad edition

I guess I must be an odd one. When we had D.A.R.E. in elementary school, I took it rather seriously and to this day, 18~19 years later, I still don't drink alcohol, I don't do any illicit drugs, and I don't smoke anything. Alcohol _tastes terrible_ to me (up there with cherry-flavored medicine, actually worse than cherry-flavored medicine; I had a tiny sip of various types of alcohol a few times and each time I spat it out) due to my taste buds being sensitive enough to detect the actual alcohol and it even overwhelms the strong fruit flavors. I am actually unable to smoke anything due to being allergic to cigarette smoke (which manifests as ear infections and sinus infections when it gets really bad) and having not only year around allergies (which are at their worst during the transition between seasons), but also hay fever and grass and weed (most notably: ragweed) allergies too. So I could very well get very sick in the case of smoking. How do I know I am allergic to cigarette smoke? My parents used to smoke cigarettes in most of the rooms in our house and while they did that, my rate of infections was very frequent. The rate of infections dropped by about one-third, maybe a half, after my mom got sick from pneumonia and was forced to quit and dad needing to keep his smoking in the garage. That's all I need to know I am allergic to whatever is in cigarettes and, by extension, vaping, marijuana, and other drugs that impact my lungs while triggering my allergies.

There are three kinds of Luke Smith: Brodie Robertston, Mental Outlaw and Luke himself.

Problem is that sitting people down and having a conversation about what it means to live the best life (no drugs, staying motivated, working hard, etc) is not going to have the positive effect on everyone. Growing in virtue requires some virtue already, so what do we do as a society with people who don’t have the virtue to come to understand and make decisions with the knowledge that certain things are worse for you? For some people, a forceful disapproval is the only way to keep them out of trouble (think jail time for crimes, etc).

Golden nuggets of wisdom were the fact that Internet gives kids access to knowledge. Not necessarily the truth, but knowledge nonetheless. In a sense the Internet is the new Bible. Kids read it like it's the be-all-end-all solution and trust it more than their own parents. Therefore, telling kids some convoluted metaphor for life isn't gonna work any more. You gotta be straight with them. Gotta figure shit out, and show them how things actually are. Because otherwise they'll quickly lose trust in you, and perhaps never regain it. And it's not like rejecting parental guidance will make them grow up in today's hyperentertaining technological society.

This is why piracy will always be cool, because it will always be illegal.

Mental Outlaw has the Chad wojak beard

Man, that's WIDE!

That which is good will be bad, and that which is bad will be good.

I really enjoy listening to Mental Outlaw talk about stuff