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An idealozed form of justice relies on the truth, but the american justice system does not rely in anyway on the truth. It relies on plea deals.

Gosh dang, I sure am happy you left those curse words in. Hot dog!

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This was a twatty movie, fun if you don't deep it though...

Warburton is magic

you saved me 2 hours on an assignment with this. appreciate it

Really hate how this video is relevant again, good luck to the ACLU against Louisiana

stupid couldnt even make it halfway thru the video bro you need some test and an actual sense of humor to get jp videos

remember when he retweeted male milking nsfw and tried to claim it was happening in China

Yea its fascist and its great 👍

Just for a quick heads up from a local "Nostalgia Critic expert" (forgive our sins as a Channel Awesome fan), but Doug Walker shouldn't be in this video. Not because his review of The Wall is funny (it's gods-awful), but because he's not conservative, or at least not Republican. His brother and co-writer, Rob Walker, has said that he (and presumably by extension Doug) are around the same political category as Micheal Moore. He says he doesn't like Micheal Moore films, viewing them as blatant propaganda regardless of politics, but he does say it "preaches to the choir for people like [him]". This is revealed in a video on the channel Stoned Gremlin Productions, "Midnight Screenings - Roe V. Wade." In that video, Brad Jones, AKA The Cinema Snob, describes to Rob a preview screening he got for a film that's blatant anti-abortion propaganda. That video, in our humble opinion, is hilarious since Rob has a real talent for improvised comedy, or at least improvised snark. Brad's sadistic glee at describing the then-unreleased film (which is a based-on-a-true-story film about the incident that sparked Roe V. Wade that inexplicably has a song number) to Rob, to the point where it sparked a series simply titled "Brad Ruins Rob's Day." So yeah, basically your video is doo-doo because you got one extremely obscure detail wrong, so you lose I win bye-bye. (Joke).

i missed something, how was his life destroyed?

Christians are the most oppressed race because we live in nations that have separation between church and state and they cannot make the state force everyone else to live by their rules. Not even the gamer race is that oppressed.

It's just another label people nowadays are all too eager to attach themselves to.

8:21 "I can 't name a single piece of music that calls on the audience to perform a specific set of tasks over the course of its runtime." -Someone who has clearly never listened to Cupid's "Cupid Shuffle" Edit: Alright, I am just editing this comment to add the fact that... it is extremely hard to listen to Ben Shapiro for more than 10 seconds about anything. I have been having so much trouble getting through 11:12. The world would be a better place if he would just shut the fuck up and stop speaking permanently.

I never liked Ricky Gervais, and I feel super validated that other people are starting to come to the same conclusion.

I was glad to see that you addressed this case, because I was just thinking about it, and in particular Scalia's dissent (and his comments during oral arguments), when watching your video about the TV show about a nativity display and the "war on Christmas." I've always thought that the court's position on nativity displays is to assert that "Christmas is a secular shopping holiday." Governments have a responsibility to support local economies, so they often engage in various promotions. Creches, when in the context of other Christmas displays like trees, Santa, reindeer, are just a part of this economic promotion. To me, this is remarkably similar to your argument that the only way to view the Ten Commandments as "nonreligious" is to argue that God doesn't exist. A.creche is only secular when it is devoid of religious meaning (devoid of God). Justice Scalia would have actually agreed with your argument, but he would have taken offense at it. That is to say, Scalia despised the idea that court cases "defined away" the religious aspects of nativities and the Ten Commandments, and that attorneys would argue before the court that creches and Bible verses were secular. He longed for an attorney to come into court and say, like the woman in the War on Christmas show, "To hell with the Establishment Clause!"

it's funny how he postures as a scientist while just bringing up a mixture of christian theology, new age nonsense, and racist/sexist pseudoscience.

he just does the bell curve (racist eugenicist book) but covertly. Shaun, the youtube creator, debunked this book so thoroughly that anyone defending just looks like a complete m0ron to me

Holy shit, I can relate to Brandon *sooo* hard. Even with the meds I am on... it is still really hard. Feels like I am trapped in my unhappy mind.

good vid but boomer should get a job i think

The scariest thing to me is Roseanne not chunky-who is this lady?

I think "the 5 love languages" or "the triangle theory of love" is... a decent starting point for things, but you have to go beyond that to make it anything that is actually meaningful to the relationships you engage in. You have to understand---for example---what commitment is... and understand how to express that commitment and to what extent.

23:07 well there's also the option of thinking about *why* you might have thought this video was a waste of your time? Because if you feel that strongly about a video, there has to be something there, either some kind of flaw with the video, or a flaw with your interpretation of it.

1:12:53 I think this is to lean in to the fatphobic idea that fatphobia is a motivation tool to get people active. But even that really makes no sense because he’s living in the woods living off the grid which is not exactly lazy

It is genuinely funny that they wanted to make a movie about how easy it would be to take over women's sports by pretending to be transwomen, but had to literally make the movie in a vacuum because it is not easy to enter women's sports as a transwoman in some part due to their own fault. Also holy cow they knew nothing about this going in, one of my childhood friends who I still check in with every few years is a big player on a women's basketball team and uh they have no idea the level she plays at. Half of the scenes you've shown of them playing against the fake women's teams are so unintentionally funny. These men wouldn't last ten minutes on her court with those moves.

i had no idea how insane doug walker was

i love this video. thank you ❣️

It is crazy looking back at this and just seeing: an unfunny transphone (Ricky); a *really weird* sex predator (C.K.); a dude that screamed the N-word and dated a 17 year old while in his 30s (Seinfeld); and a dude that got slapped for talking about Will Smith's shitty wife (Chris).

I think that a lot of people just view children as objects... with conservatives viewing children as objects that they can completely program and use in whatever way they want.

I love you big joj

That's exactly how I feel about making art

You can tell college educated people easily! They know nothing about anything.

for the record im a big fan of the joel, but I thought of something. Around 1:07:00 you talk about how conservatives are not-not objectively funny, but to me that feels like the same point Ricky was making, when he was saying "i wish people would say "i don't think that's funny" instead of "that's not funny"". Idk just thought it was interesting that in a way u made the same point in a way, maybe im missing something though.

I thought i was the only one finding the school of life a bit cringe. There a lot of things I disagree with.

ur pretty fucking sick and twisted for that red tie look, unsubbed

who’s here after the boys “war on christmas” take

So strange seeing this guy who was historically blindingly vibrant, with this goofy mustache and gaudy outfits and big wide smile, and het all slathered over with a coat of grey paint because moody is somehow better

Comedy and comedians with a political bent of any sort are generally terrible.

I wish things were as simple clear as you make it sound. There is a host of problems at play. There is little respect for the law. Crimes are not even being called in because police will not or can not do their job. Politicians were calling to defund the police. The good officers are not being supported and the bad officers are not being removed. Many of the good officers have quit or retired. Criminals are not only not being punished, they are enabled or rewarded. The city can not recruit good officers at almost any salary. The city is desperate after losing officers during the George Floyd riots and covid restrictions and demands. They will hire almost anyone. The cities policies and politicians have caused and fueled this mess. I know there are still good officers but you will never here about them. I left Minneapolis 30 years ago but still live in a Minneapolis suburb. I avoid going to Minneapolis at all cost. What a shame😢.

i just don't get it why they made Rachel, Jack & Ashley 2 so disney-like, i have literally no explanation for this. like i understand USS Calister being stylized like Star Trek, because the main topic is the man who came too far playing this game, but was that necessary to make a disney vibe to RJ&A2 - i highly doubt it

A lot of jps stuff feels very similar to metaironic tony zaret skits

I could be way off the mark here, but I think Shakespeare is talking about a specific type of love. I think he means the deepest love imaginable where, no matter what happens, the love still exists. I think he's saying that people who fall out of love did not truly experience love in it's most powerful form, and only those who take their love to the grave experience this type of love. I think he is trying to emphasis that love can be destroyed and lost and discarded but when love makes it to the end (when it becomes eternal, in a sense) then it is truly love in all it's glory and in its most divine sense. That's my reading of this sonnet anyway.

Regarding that one officer's one-liner, the TV/movie cosplay these pigs put on goes even deeper. The one night I spent in county in MPLS, there was a TV behind a cage playing exclusively Law & Order reruns. A TV in a holding cell initially felt like a bizarre luxury for the MPD to provide, but then having it force-feed what is tantamount pig propoganda felt outright dystopian. I'm not gonna say I didn't deserve any reprimand for being dumbass kid and driving drunk--I was a dumbass, and I'm lucky no one got hurt; additionally, I'm lucky I haven't gotten any grief at any protests--but for the MPD to have a well-known, decades-long reputation for being an absolute menace to the society they're meant to "protect and serve" and then force their inmates to soak in hours and hours of "cops are the good guys" TV felt almost comically villainous, especially considering the dissonance that comes when the cops and guards were so glib about using their authority as a thinly veiled constant threat. Rehabilitation and education as the standard for dealing with crime in the US may never become the norm, but to rub inmates' noses in pro-cop media, to basically mock the people that your institution's systemic racism often drives into crime--while they're in your custody--underlines the inherent cruelty in the system. I don't want to distract from the very real violence and hatred the MPD routinely exhibits, it's just that this one little detail really demonstrates the delusional culture of self-righteousness and impunitive justice the MPD has built within its concrete walls. And these MFers have the gall to call themselves "peace officers." That said, I still love the Twin Cities dearly. I want it to grow, I want it to thrive. There's so much good here in our communities, and I don't want our rotten PD to reflect poorly on the good folk here. It's my home and it deserves love.

Ironically, that 10% is probably the individuals buying his books.

Lol......hating tweets you read how many times?...Then you make a video. Sad.

Oh wow, yeah he's completely lost it!

This is an amazing example of mental defense mexhanism known as projection. Theyre talking about themaelves.

2:30 "too much tongue? Go one" is hilarious