"Why Was Jan 6 A Coup?!" Destiny Gets Called A Ukraine Shill
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Loving the research stream VOD - More of these on this channel please 😊
I'm interested in these kinds of streams, but it seems a little shitty for the title to be completely unrelated to what the video is about.
@@yingyangman11 100%, that would be my one criticism, is I thought this would be an impromptu debate. But I dunno, you do need those clickbait titles to get the views either way..
So much better than listening to qorantos screech about nothing
I gotta say I disagree. It’s dreadfully boring.
@@eldenfindley186 I know, that's the best part!!!
The irony of "History is written by the victors" is that it has been predominantly quoted after 18th Century, but actually applies strongly to Ancient and Early Medieval history
PotentialHistory said it best: History is written by historians.
That’s not ironic
Has anyone actually disputed this?
Probably more so medieval history cuz a lot of them were commissioned by kings
@@xxora6568 Plenty of people in this comment section disputing the idea that historical truth can prevail irrelevant of outcomes in the modern day.
A few years back, I was doing research on the Gothic Wars. I came across a crazy claim that it killed upwards of 15 million people (making it almost as deadly as WW1). When I asked actual historians if this had any truth, I learned that the number came from an ancient, pro-Roman historian who was BSing the numbers. 15 million would've been almost the entire Italian peninsula. If it's difficult for ancient, "victorious" historians to get away with those claims, it's even more difficult now.
As an NCO watching Destiny learn what an NCO is kinda made my day
I was actually shocked he didn't know I guess it's not necessarily common knowledge though.
Its entertaining to see Destiny struggle occasionally with 'common knowledge' content :D
@@tiraud105 yeah people know what a sergeant is but can’t connect the dots with NCO and sergeant
@@Officially_Unofficial1NCO is a tougher one because there’s so so many acronyms in the modern military, but the concept of receiving a commission goes pretty far back and across cultures right?
I didn't think he actually learned what it was.
As an veteran, destiny’s lack of general military knowledge was killing me dude lol thankfully chat helped him out
Oh my God I was literally dying! I get that he is a civilian so he has no reason to know these things, but when he was trying to figure out what an NCD was my soul started dying 😅
His historical education and general knowledge are what triggers me TBH.
@@dudebussylmao3062whats an NCD
@@Furska.maybe meant NCO that’s what fucked me up
@@z0mbiej0e34 haha that whole NCO v CO talk was the worst. Thank fuck he didn’t know about warrant officers lol
"Co-man-dent of the Marine Corps"
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I am finished with youuu
Fucking love Research streams. Kudos.
A quick google search says a coup is done by the military, a revolution/rebellion is done by the population, a terrorist goes after civilians rather than agents of the state.
The distinction between a revolution and a rebellion is that a revolution tends to involve massive societal changes while a rebellion is mainly aimed at changing certain institutions of policies. It's also somewhat about what we deem as justifiable. Seems fairly subjective to me, but I could probably understand it better from a person than a website.
military members screaming at their screen for an hour and 2 minutes straight
Destiny needs to really learn about the military as well as history before like the 1980s lol. He actually knows nothing. Which is fine everyone can't be a expert in everything. But man
If you enlist, once you’re an E-4/5 you’ll be an NCO (petty officer for Navy) all the way up to the top E-9 you will remain an NCO (and some kind of Sergeant). NCOs can sometimes commission and become “traditional officers” (lieutenant , Captain, general etc) but since they started their career as enlisted for 5-10 years they likely won’t stay in long enough to see colonel let alone general.
Title could've been a little more accurate for a 1 hour chemistry video
Land bridge to Crimea allows supply of fresh water, including for agriculture. So it's like other states like Nevada providing water to California situation.
“History is written by the victors” means that the archives and the resources the historians look through (more so in regards to ancient History etc) can be tinged with bias and unreliability as the victors will only have left and given information that reflects well on themselves
I mean historians now about that. Its not like they are idiots
@@Noone-we9vb it was in response to Destiny’s statement about that quote, he seemed to have missed the point of it by using it to evaluate modern history. But, of course historians know that, that’s why the quote exists.
@@Golemrock598 I guess you wouldn’t be wrong to see it that way. A more clear quote for what is meant is “The victor will always be the judge, and the vanquished the accused.”
@@Golemrock598 The point is to change the goalposts. When people say "History is written by the victors" that's literally what they mean. But watch people cope and pretend otherwise
This googling of military terms & reading might seem silly but most people will never ever do it
Other people would rely on their chat to say something
Thanks for the laugh as I begrudgingly lace my boots up and head into work😂
A coup is kinda hard to define, but know very little about this subject. The difference between a coup and a revolution is somewhat slight in some cases. I have heard that several different definitions used of what is a coup, a revolution, a mutiny, etc...
The definition of a coup I have landed on that to me feels somewhat accurate and useful is that a coup should be: 1. Illegal, 2. meant to overthrow a leader or equivalent, 3. involves implied or real force, 4. is launched by someone "part of the apparatus", such as an elite for example.
This would exclude some things you might want to call a coup. Such as for example the Wagner "coup" last month - since it can be argued that it wasn't meant to overthrow Putin (but who know what was in Prigozhin's head). That maybe should be classified as a mutiny instead, but what do I know.
Jan 6 might have been a coup or a revolution, depending on who you think orchestrated it.
2014 in Ukraine feels a bit more like a revolution since it seemed a bit more uncontrolled/not started by a single elite - and had more of a public backing (as can be seen by the chaos leading up to it and the democratic actions taken afterwards). But you could argue with me on that.
Using the difference between these words as a value judgement feels wrong to me as the definitions are somewhat vague. There can be "good" coup's and "bad" revolutions imo. I would instead say that the results are what I would focus on to determine if I would support it or not. In 2014 it seems it ended up following the will of the people (though you could argue with me that I maybe misunderstood the will of the Ukrainian people at the time). Jan 6th was actively anti-democratic (as it tried to stop the results of a democratic vote) and would therefore be wrong in my mind.
let be real. its whatever the media decides to label it. manufactured consent.
One thing often ignored about the Euromaidan is that it wasn't new or sudden movement. It was a continuation of the Orange Revolution's efforts 10 years before to untrench electoral corruption by the Kuchma-Yanukovych faction. The Orange Revolution was completely successful and Yanukovych was lawfully removed via a recount. Like the Maidan, it had popular support and was a grassroots movement by Ukranian activists (like our dear Anastasya).
Would January 6 even happen if Trump hadn't told his supporters to do it? Probably not. You could argue that it was a Coup based soley on Trump being part of the political elite (as the literal president). Good comment.
there is a very real difference that is easily distinguishable. A revolution involves all of the country. A coup is a power play by a specific side of that country. A revolution is mean to be a grassroots change to the leadership of a country. A coup is something that is usually done by the military or some politician. Peasants do not perform coups...
@@trololkhil9868 I could simplify it to the most extreme. A "Revolution" is centered around "fundamental change of systems" and a "Coup" is centered around "Acquistion of assets"
@@orphancrippler9526 that could definitely work especially if you define the existing government, positions of power and political structure etc as an "asset". Very often coups capture and replace key people rather than systems as you say.
NCOs (non commissioned officers) are the enlisted ranks. I was in the marine corps, so E1 (private) - E9 (sergeant major). Commissioned officers require a college degree and you have to go through officer candidate school. If you are an E5 (sergeant) and want to become an O1 (2nd Lt.) you need to meet those requirements to switch, as far as I remember
You can tell in this vid how much steven is out of his depth and field of knowledge.
steven is just talking out of his ass in this one, straight up.
He is pretty uniformed on most things. He is very smart and good at debating. But most of the things he debates are moral questions and social things.
The "can AI actually create new art" discussion was painful.
He is pretty good on cutting through the bs on trans issues. But that's usually kinda a morality or values kinda debate.
Any time he tires to make a point about history or...Basically anything subject that is studied in university's, he always wants to make these bold statements because he gets mad.
He doesn't want to get passed the surface level. That's not his job to be fair. But some things require you know more to actually grasp the nuance.
@@dat1bitch- ok, but what he was tripping over (elements mass and ions) about is high school knowledge.
Reading that scientific notation as 1000 years.. just (T_T )
@@wout4yt As if you never did something like this before.
Many times, live on stream, he has shown that he has a good grasp on these before.
Imagine fucking up once, imagine not being your best etc.
And even worse imagine a trillion unempathic reddit users who seemingly havent done anything since school other than read stuff abotu communism and learn military ranks just attacking you relentlessly for the smallest mistakes you make, live on stream AND afterwards on the yt vid they collectivly "akshually" as hard as they can.
But hey I never guess any of oyu reading this would ever like forget something, have a bad day, wrongfully explain something you know in the moment etc.pp.
@@AGenericFoolWe found the simp.
@wout4yt ahh yes high-school level, but it's been 15+ years since he used or seen any of it.
History being written by the victors is a term for how new regimes would burn literature, spread propaganda and supress dissent AFTER a hostile takeover of any kind, whether it was an internal uprising or being conquered. Its much more difficult in todays world, but not a lost concept given state run media and educational curriculum. Its hard to say how much of an impact any of these methods have on long term history becaus we did not witness ancient history ourselves, nor can we see into the future
Military ranks work like this. Think of it as two tracks. The enlisted and the officers. They have different ranks which are named differently depending on the branch but they have the same number and are generically called E - 1 through E - 9 and O - 1 through O - 10. E - 4 and higher are the NCO ranks. The E ranks do not have what you asked would be a "high" rank. The Generals/Admirals are 0 - 7 through 0 - 10. The NCO ranks are generally some version of Sergeant. Air Force (which I hail from) call E - 4 Staff Sergeant and E - 9 Chief Master Sergeant. Navy doesn't use a Sergeant naming convention and I don't know it off hand.
You are correct that the officer track requires more hoops to get into. Like going to a military academy. Every officer has a commission from congress which you can think of as a kind of professional certification (not precisely accurate but good enough).
The Joint Chiefs are the Generals/Admirals at the absolute top of the chain of command of each of their branches. They are largely political positions and yes, the President has control of who is in the position though generally the President doesn't shake things up every admin.
Missiles are hard to shoot down. The only military that has any solid rate of success is Israel and they are definitely not sharing Iron Dome with Russia. They say the missile system given to Ukraine will have reduced effect in the future but that is BS. They probably did manage to shoot down a few missiles due to the law of averages when throwing screens of flak into the air but its not going to fully shut down US guided missile systems.
Navy uses Petty Officer, rather than Sergeant. Petty Officer third, second, and first class. Then chief petty officer, senior chief petty officer, and master chief petty officer.
But, on top of that, they use Rates. Which indicate your job in the Navy. Like Boatswain's Mate, BM, or Information Systems Technician, IT, or whatever. A petty officer third class who is a BM would be addressed as BM3.
Israel has a lot of success shooting down missiles because the missiles they’re shooting down are slow and crappy.
"history is written by the victors" a quote that keeps getting said by people who take hustory lessons from video games and nazi veteran diaries. they also have a 90% chance of being pro confederate
that "thank you for saving me from fascism" "no problem" made me belly laugh.
NCO's go kinda high, they can get Warrant Officer which is pretty high... but that is the cap. They can never not be NCO, unless they elect to get a commission which they'll need some bachelors degree and to take a few tests.
You're forgetting Staff NCOs.
@@thedeadsexyedgestaff nco is more of a USMC term that doesn’t exactly carry any level of importance beyond the rank/billets held. It’s more like a short circuit method of knowing said individual is somewhere between E6-9.
It’s a bit more than take a few tests. Any enlisted personnel will have to apply for candidacy at OCS, a notoriously difficult and competitive training pipeline. Rejection rate alone is quite high, ranging from tattoos, grades in school, waivers applied for, medical history, etc.
Feels like a way to keep the battle hardened out of top top brass and a way to pipe in "educated" corporate sponsored stooges.
Staff NCO is an NCO in. Staff position.
This would be you S shops s1 s2 ect.
They are there insuport of the Staff officer. This includes 1stsgts and the like.
Thus is not to be confused with the rank name Staff sergeant.
An E7 (Sgt first class army) is not always a Staff NCO. As a platoon sergeant they are an nco. As a section sergeant in a Staff position they are a Staff NCO.
Ultimately this is a difference of rank and position.
Battalion Staff, the S sections
S1 personal
S2 intel
S3 operations
S4 logistics
S5 believe this is contracts
S6 communications
S7 not usually present but I think it's publicity
Warrants are a side structure give
Ing warrants a bit more leeway in the rank structure. This is usually reserved for technical positions that require a high degree of knowledge and responsibility with out the need to command soldiers.
Wow a video where we watch Destiny read things then watch him watch a video while he reads things. What an exciting vicarious experience. 😑
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Historians can tell you a lot about genghis khan. Cant tell you much about the regions he conquered, other than what was recorded after, or wasnt destroyed. History is the process of telling a story, using what primary sources we have.
Its why our description of the gaul, generally comes from caesar. You know, the victor..
To be fair, It doesnt seem to hold as well in the modern era, of course, because of how much more primary sources are available, and the ease with which sources can be created.
However, Stalin managed to rewrite the official history of trotsky after winning, so there is that..
Except we know now the extent of Stalin's manipulation and erasure of purged figures. It really doesn't work in our modern era of having so much info in archives, witness testimony, letters, etc.
@@hrknesslovesu
And we know because we are the victors...
They wrote the history, until they were defeated, and then when we wrote the history, after becoming the victors..
Seems to fit the saying pretty well..
@@hrknesslovesu
Ps. Your basically just restated my 'to be fair' section..
@@falseprophet1024 Your comment directly implies that Stalin succeeded in re-writing history. He did not. We didn't write Soviet history for them. Soviet historians did that. I know it's a fancy buzz phrase for pop-history fans, but it paints you into stupidly simplistic worldviews. Stalin WAS a victor, he gained control of the Politburo, purged opposition, won the war and tried to re-write his version of history. He failed at that last one very spectacularly.
History is written by historians, but the victors essentially get to control what documents and evidence survive. Victors in conflict often burn and destroy the books and archives of their victims, steal their valuables like art, etc. The historians write down the history but it's the historians that survived that are doing the writing. They're going to have biases like all humans do, they're going to be investigating biased sources of information. it's easy to see how this can all go badly sideways because we have written accounts of events that happened in our lifetime that we actually remember as individuals and lived through, let's take GamerGate as an example, and even just going back a few years, we already see strong ideological bias in recolection of those events, take the Wikipedia article about it for example, it focuses strongly on it being a "harrasment campaign" when it was no such thing, it was focused on lax ethics in journalism.
If we can't even record history of events that happened recently given all of our technical advances and ability to gather data, how do we hope to recall something that's long out of living memory. In this case the victors of the culture war were a kabal of ideologically driven people, a very left wing media who are quoted as sources as to what happened, when they were the very people being qeustioned on their ethics to begin with, and their allies who are the moderation team for wikipedia ("the wiki that anyone can edit") except they just lock the page into protected mode and get to write whatever they want.
I damn near had an aneurysm listening to destiny talk about what an NCO is.
And i hate how much it bothered me.
Highest ranked officers either were badass, or went to vmi, Annapolis, etc ... And it's WHAT you do to see if it's a deployment, not WHERE necessarily
Using molten salt shouldn't really introduce weird new gaseous problems that wouldn't already exist in light water reactor?. I assume that guy was talking about the decay for thorium or something else weird which might introduce weird new problems?
Why can't Destiny address the horrific allegations that his name is really a girl's name
"if history was written by the victors wouldn't the US sugarcoat every bad thing they did?"
Yes.
@tb3667 points at same book which says us Americans totally ended slavery ❤❤❤❤
@@Macheako sounds like the book covers the civil war
Don’t tell him!
He might turn into Hasan 2.0!
@tb3667 Yea and you can also find history textbooks that teach how slave holding families were victims of the civil war and at this very moment they are talking about teaching how slavery had benefits for the slaves.
I'm glad that your personal learning experience didn't involve the downplaying atrocities but your learning experience isn't universal.
But Republicans told me all textbooks in public schools teach kids to hate america
9:30 I appreciate the Shout-out to Fort Myers... But there's no base here. 🤣🤣🤣
What is this shameless clickbait???
The first 30 minutes analyse the Ukraine war, and the rest reacts to a video on nuclear energy.
Jan 6 is NEVER mentioned beyond what the preview showed.
Non-commissioned officers do not share the same ranks as commissioned officers, they are totally separate. you can eventually become a commissioned officer, it only requires that college education, but they are not the same ranks at all.
they are usually promoted from enlisted members, although enlisted members can become regular commissioned officers as well. but usually NCOs are people who’ve been in for a while and like worked her way up to that.
at least this is what i remember from the navy 🤷♀️
@@KizTheCatDepends on the branch. For the Air Force, to be get accepted into OTS (Officer Training School) and be commissioned, you have to possess at least a bachelors degree, be under 30 years old (30-35 can get a waiver), have a qualifying score on the AFOQT, and have a recommendation letter from your immediate commander. It can take 1-3 years to get approval unless you have a good application package and a STEM degree/background, and they have a 60% acceptance rate
I think what he meant was, if Jan. 6 was recorded as an insurrection, that would be an instance of history being written by the victors
It’s a stupid point. Even if it succeeded it would still be considered an insurrection. It is definitionally an insurrection
Well that’s a good thing because it’s correct. I wouldn’t want history to be wrong, absent of facts. There are a tiny amount of times history we learn is factually wrong. They just change how it’s told.
@@Ed-en8br you either aren't smart enough to Google the word insurrection or you're simply too partisan to see things from an objective perspective (ie very stupid). Any reasonable person without an overwhelming internal bias could see it was just a riot. If the narrative wasn't "insurrection" you wouldn't have come to that conclusion on your own
@@676Sufferingwas there or was there not a large contingent of people at J6 trying to change the outcome of the election and kill opposition politicians?
@@pjhaze you, like many of Destiny's fans, can't see the world beyond what far left pundits present it as. Whatever they fill in your head first cannot be replaced no matter what other information exists
As a fellow Ukraine shill, have you recieved your check in the mail yet? Im still waiting on mine
and your Soros bucks?
Ukraine has a tube artillery advantage? While russia is firing 10 times more shells? This Grady guy is nuts
He likely meant that the artillery was more precise/better stats. He's still a wacko for them takes.
Ukraine are starved for ammo, that's the problem. The Russians are basically firing non stop and it's given them a huge advantage.
NATO ammo has average prec. 5-10 m, 1m max, when Russian 10 max, 25m+ average. And Nato is starting to ramp up production when Russia used almost all 17m stocks. 1.3m Russia vs Nato 2.5m per year cap. Shiet u know.
How recent is this “10 times more shells” assertion and where is it from
I'm no expert, but my here's my understanding:
Current reactors have the same safety feature, too much heat slows down the reaction. Water acts as a moderator, slowing down the neutrons, making them more likely to react. If the water evaporates away, the chain reaction isn't able to be sustained.
Also they have ways of dealing with Xenon, don't shut off the reactor. The neutrons flying everywhere causes it to decay faster. If you shut down, stuff starts decaying into xenon faster than the xenon decays, and then you can't start your reactor back up because the xenon is absorbing too many neutrons.
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong about some details, but this is based on my memory from watching David Ruzic, a professor of nuclear, plasma, and radiological engineering. He has a TH-cam channel and makes very informative videos about nuclear reactors and a few other topics.
7:40 My information is Air Force as a prior enlisted now commissioned officer. The military is divided between Enlisted and Commissioned Officers where Enlisted have contracts typically 4 years long (can be 2 or 6) and need to re-enlist every 4 years. Commissioned Officers do not have an end-date (though they can have minimum service commitments, for instance mine was a minimum of 10 years though there is no need to re-sign up as Officers.)
The Enlisted branch is split into three levels, typically E1-E4 (Junior Enlisted) who focus on their core skills/job and combat, E5-E6 (Non-Commissioned Officers) who are considered experts in their field and take on leadership roles akin to middle management, and E7-E9 (Senior Enlisted- SNCO's) who mentor and develop the Enlisted ranks as well as junior Commissioned Offices. Names for these differ between the branches, an E1 could be an Airman, a Private or a Seaman, etc. An E9 in the Air Force is a Chief Master Sergeant, in the Army they are a Command Sergeant Major. Each branch has a smaller group of E9s who directly work with and advise military commanders and develop enterprise level training/development plans for their branches going up to those who directly advise the senior most General Officer of their branch (Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, Command Sergeant Major of the Army etc, there is only ONE for each branch)
Commissioned Officers are also divided into three groups/tiers. O1-O3 (Company Grade Officers, CGOs), O4-O6 (Field Grade Officers, FGOs) and O7-O9 (General Officers, GO's). The level of responsibility and requirements vary between branches and even core jobs for Officers! For instance, as a 2nd Lieutenant (O1) in the Air Force my friends job was to lead a communications shop of 80 people with Enlisted and civilians under her and she was one of only three officers in the entire squadron. I, on the other hand, had zero leadership requirements outside of being class leader as I spent two years in pilot training and was an O2 before arriving at my first non-training assignment (even then I didn't lead anyone until I was an O3).
Fun fact about General Officers, their rank (1 Star, 2 Star, 3 Star, 4 Star) is tied to the duty they are holding unlike other ranks. So you could see a 3 Star move to a new location and become a 2 Star if that location was a 2 Star billet. (Unlike with other ranks, this is not necessarily punitive and just a function of the assignment itself).
If you made it to the end, have a cookie! I hope you enjoyed my rant.
Don’t feel bad destiny. As a vet, I didn’t even know the military rankings until about a year in (I hated being in the military if that wasn’t obvious)
A year in? Wth lol you suppose to learn that in BMT bro 😂
@@AnthonyCheeseborough I was in the airforce. It wasn’t required in basic training or even tech school for some reason
Apparently no orbiters knew enough chemistry to jump and make the last 20 mins less painful?
Sounds fun can’t wait to yell at the screen
There is a constant beeping sound in the background on this video. Thought i was going crazy at first.
The difference between molten and liquid is simply based on whether the substance you are talking about is solid or not at room temperature.
At what pressure mofo?????????
@@HistoricaHungarica If the temp is room temp, I would assume 1 atm.
Well damn I wanted to know how destiny would distinguish between the coup and legitimate revolution as that is an interesting question that I haven't previously deeply considered
Yep. Not today buddy boy. We're learning chemistry 🤓
Coup is typically by government party or military and revolution is usually done by the people
I'm a 20 year nuclear operator on submarines... The nerd talk really warmed my robot heart.
history is written by victorious *ideological movements
Not even that is true. Memoirs by Nazi generals after the war have influenced the way historians approached the war until the 1970s. Myths like the clean Wehrmacht, the “good” Nazi Albert Speer, the idolizations of Rommel and other generals, the idea that the German army was fully mechanized and could’ve won had Hitler not gotten involved. I can name so many of these myths that were once said by German historians after the war that have now become Holocaust denialism.
Since Fort Myers FL is a regular city and not a military installation, being sent there would be considered deployment, along with being unconstitutional.
Unconstitutional?
Also: being sent there wouldn’t be deployment… it would be “payed vacation” ;)
Middle school chemistry lesson with Destiny
I'm very glad we have so many Modern Military Experts in the comments section
The difference between a coup and a legitimate revolution is like the difference between S-harassment and flirting. It's subjective, and really depends on where it's coming from.
Re "History and victor" bit; read: " The Monk and His Message: Undermining the Myth of History," by George Woodcock. You're focusing on surface form; it's a valid dictum even if I hate cliches.
NCO is the back bone of the military NCO is E-5 onward. If you’re relocated to another domestic base that’s being stationed not deployed. Even if you’re moved to Europe that’s not a deployment either besides some exceptions deployment means it’s a CAO(Combat Area Operations) Syria Iraq are deployments technically so is Korea since formal peace treaties were never signed with North Korea
3:25 interesting team - sending Muzyka, Lee and Kofman to report on Ukraine is like having wagyu ribeye, snow crab and gum you found on the sidewalk for dinner.
Someone needs to send this to Kyle Hill.
I like when tts says 'tHANks for SAVing me from facISM' and destiny nonchalantly says 'ya welcome'
Pretty sure a bunch of destiny’s community are actually ex conservatives and fascists. That’s what he was known for back in the day
I genuinely don't understand how people can actually fall into fascism 😂
@@kaytee7607 He's in the comments calling January 6th people, "freedom fighters". He's genuinely wondering it when he's falling into it currently himself lmaoo. Or he's downplaying it like it's crazy because of it being associated with his side. Guys been posting in defense of nick fuentes non stop lately, need I say more? Guy only wants to rip J. people out of power & have Christians sentence them to God knows what. Not fascist at all, nothing like what the nazis did.. oh wait
@@DougQ They are still fascists. The US is a corrupt authoritarian state now and they all love it.
@@TurtleChad1 People do all the time just by other names.
Fascism means unity/coherency. Unity and coherency is strength. A 5watt light bulb decoherent light you can't read a book with that but a 5watt laser will burn your eyes out.
Coherency.
The only good or better system ever devised is the American one where its more like composite layers of authority and as we know a composite armor is tougher than even pure homogenous steel.
Yo a brilliant stream would go stupid good
Boris Johnson British PM November 2021 : We have to recognise that the old concepts of fighting big tank battles on European land mass are over, and there are other, better things we should be investing in, in FCAS, in the future combat air system, in cyber, this is how warfare in the future is going to be.
Vladimir Putin February 2022 :
TANK |
TANK |
TANK |
TANK | UKRAINE
TANK | BORDER
TANK |
TANK |
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"trying to figure out what a coup is" ah so we are now starting to learn what words mean?
Destiny has had multiple conversations with a Ukrainian who has pronounced it to him before before but he still calls is zaporizizizia
how does one get on stream to talk with mr bonnel
Be insane or pay tons of money
Dude destiny talking about Ukraine and the military is funny because he is completely uninformed about these subjects
Not as bad as the Hasans and red pillers.
His general understanding of Russian invasion of Ukraine is ok.
Out of the streamers Lonerbox and Dylan Burns are worth a follow.
It's fortunate to see so many military experts in the comment section telling us this.
Actual Title: Destiny learns fundamental military structure and expanding nuclear power.
Chat loves making Destiny mad
Lmao Destiny really just needs to talk to a chemist
Like Dan… no wait… Like Pisco… no… who has chemistry as a major in his orbit again? He only has “economists” and “layers”????
If you have a 4 year degree you would typically be a commissioned officer. No college degree, you are enlisted (non-commisision).
Sound of Freedom did not make a Billion in the opening weekend!
the nuclear stuff just annoys me. we have solar and wind (and water), our issue isnt energy creation, its storage and connection
What about daily consumption fluctuation?
I mean yeah, you can have batteries and you can charge them, but every battery has a limited amount of cycles and if you use nuclear as a baseline AND use the green energy as a “differential-eliminator” through batteries… you get what i’m typin’?
@@HistoricaHungarica what about ''its storage and connection'' didnt register? you should look into large scale energy storage, they arent just upscaled batteries, its heat, kinetic, chemical or electric (magnetic fields through superconducting coils)
Cant believe how quick he went with eyes. Id have to think a bit between eyes and hands
It was hands and cock
Gamer and coomer pilled Destiny.
He should play games like zero-k or bar he would be slightly less clueless.
Here's an idea for green energy windmills powered by solar power on old oil platforms and ships, plenty of wind and sun on the ocean.
If you, personally, lay the power cables to it than go ahead!
Russia also wants to be as close to Europe as possible. They accounted for a huge amount of their GDP. Belarus is very strategic as a Russian puppet state.
Funny how Destiny lacks basic knowledge about the structure of most modern militaries (NCOs, etc) but then shows a surprisingly solid basic understanding about radioactivity and nuclear physics.
The stuff about radioactivity is taught in highschools, so it’s not a surprise that Destiny understands the basics.
It's almost like those are two disjoint pieces of knowledge.
is kinda like people can only know So much. remember we all are ignorants in some fields.
@@rokingfrost8446 and that's why you don't talk so arrogantly like how he does at times..... at lot of times
@@3self So no one can talk about anything ever with confidence because to tend to ignore some thinks? kinda odd. tbh.
Generals are officers. Though one can be started off as an enlisted personnel and become a commissioned officer. But more often than not, generals and admirals are officers. The Joint Chiefs commandthe entire armed forces and report directly to the President.
Isn't it insane that an uneducated person like Destiny can be the voice on this issue if he's covering this as he's learning it? Seems very irresponsible.
Destiny's pronounciation of Zaporozhye :joy:
I feel like Destiny really needs to just talk to Dylan about Ukraine stuff, would make his researching of the conflict so much easier lol...
Or Lonerbox or Anastasia
He should talk to Aaron Maté or Jackson Hinkle about it.
@@counselorguy5481 lol
@@counselorguy5481 Better still The Duran or even better The Atlas.
@sian8527 The Duran and Richard Medhurst are also good. The leading authority on it is Col. Douglass MacGregor. He has a PhD. in European policy and was a former advisor to the secretary of defense under Trump.
Can dan get a better mic or something?
5/31 never forget.
How does he not believe history is written by the victor? Where is the historical documentation done? In the countries that are victorious in one way or another. Silly talking point
i feel asleep, woke up to the same video but now talking bout nuclear? this video topic is strange
"History is written by the victors" as stated in other pots on here is really about ancient history or history much older then the last 100 years or so. For example, if a civilization is destroyed by another, whose history are you using to know the details of the conquered civilization? You're usually using history filled with bias from the conquering civilization. Until modern times there were no historians writing down events or video documentation of those events. Much of history is told from the perspective of people on the victorious side, which is obviously subject to bias. Even today there are contradicting viewpoints on events and historical figures based on the bias of current historians.
“Za-poor-eeshuh”
Is this a coo?.....but ionization and periodic table of elements tho 🤔
History is written by Historians……on the winning side!
I have seen destiny express that some people become good at one subject but then go on to assume they will be good at any other subject: but then I watch him do the same thing all the time.
Yeah this is just a cope. He's said the same thing about Jordan Peterson, that he's fine on psychology but then on something like politics he's bad because it's outside of his specialization. But what I don't think he realized is that JBP has a degree in Political Science, and most of his early work (maps of meaning) was focused on working out the mechanisms behind political and ideological differences between nations that lead to things like WW2 and the Cold War. It's just a way of being able to dismiss someone because you don't agree with them.
@Frosty-oj6hw Having a degree doesn't magically mean your takes aren't unhinged garbage but ok Lobster Cultist
@@Zach0451 Who implied a degree magically means something? Maybe try to read again the comment and try not to deviate Cultist.
@@Zach0451 It's Destiny making those implications repeatedly in the past, when he's saying that X person is fine in the field they're credentialed in, but the moment they talk about something outside of their field it's usually trash. I gave the example of when he did this with JBP, the reason that I used that example is that the implication was that JBP wasn't educated in polysci so that's why his political takes are expectedly bad. Yet he is actually formally educated in this field. And the reverse is true for Destiny, he has no formal education in almost everything he talks about (except partially in music theory) yet he can have pretty reasonable takes. Remember it's Destiny that made this accusation of others, I'm criticizing him for using this excuse, but it doesn't mean I believe the opposite to be necessarily true. I don't believe you need to be credentialed in something to give a good take.
@@Frosty-oj6hwI think it's less about Jordan Peterson's fundamental political scientific understanding, and more about his crystallized political takes that tend to just fall in line with culture war bullshit
Jan 6 was not a coup a coup needs government backing and Jan 6 didn’t have that
I disagree, after the Civil War. South Carolina was basically written out of the revolutionary War. One third of the war was fought in SC. Francis Marion and Thomas Sumter were basically forgotten Generals even though they were the most feared by Cornwallis. A professor at Kansas did a presentation on this while covering the battle of Cowpens. And how history is written by the Victors.
He lost his mind with that take and Destiny stans will still defend it despite so many obvious examples to draw from where we know who won and who they were fighting but not much about the losers perspective.
@@off6848 Well.. he just dont know. I didn't know until I heard the presentation. Now after reading a few books. The Swanp Fox Francis Marion and Thomas Sumter the Gamecock might 2 of the most badass Generals in US history.
Weird how you know all about this stuff that was "written out of history"
@@Zach0451eird how I learned about most of this suppressed information in Middle School history class.
@@Wadzillia IMO, it seems like the Southern Campaign is focused on less because the British had a large number of American-British loyalists on their side there, and won a number of victories.
In the North, the Patriots won more, and the British forces were mostly British regulars and German mercenaries, so it gets more attention.
The final victory at Yorktown was practically a French operation, with 30,000 French personnel compared to 5,500 Americans. 😂
A non commissioned officer is a leader or senior over the military while not actually being enlisted anymore. Master Chief (like halo) is the highest NCO rank and is the top 1-2% of the military
So much wrong with this
Lmao Master Chief > General
Master chief petty officer (MCPO) is an enlisted rank in some navies. It is the ninth (just below the rank of MCPON) enlisted rank (with pay grade E-9) in the United States Navy and United States Coast Guard, just above Senior Chief Petty Officer (SCPO). Master chief petty officers are addressed as "Master Chief (last name)" in colloquial contexts. They constitute the top 1.25% of the enlisted members of the maritime forces.[1]
@@chiefgully9353 i guess those darn wikipedia hooligans have done it again huh?
And i know i may have made a mistake with the enlisted part but other than that wanna tell me where else im wrong besides that minor detail?
"Was j6 a coup?" Proceeds to do 1 hr lesson on nuclear energy. The click bait is strong
The fact destiny doesnt know what an NCO is drives me crazy. Just think middle management of the military.
Destiny, your audio quality is laughably bad. So much dead noise and static
its because russia doesnt have many options in regards to transporting supplies to troops. ukraine severing that land bridge would really really hurt russia because they already rely on trucks for almost all transportation. russia out here running their military like the pilgrims.
11:32 coup de ta is a MILITARY overthrow
History, often attributed to the victors, holds some truth in the real world. While historians collect factual information, the interpretation of events heavily leans on prevailing political opinions.
Consider the example of Columbus Christof; his personality and achievements have undergone multiple reevaluations in recent decades.
Having grown up in a former communist country, I have witnessed how we've repeatedly reinterpreted our past, oscillating between celebration and shame. The communist regime favored glorifying past revolutions, selectively elevating figures in charge as national heroes. Their flaws and misdeeds were conveniently brushed aside as statues and streets were named in their honor throughout the country.
Conversely, leaders with right-leaning tendencies were often labeled as Nazi sympathizers and condemned. Even after parting ways with communism in the 80s, its impact continues to linger, with national holidays still celebrating its legacy.
However, we've since embarked on a journey of historical reevaluation. Some teachers i had suggested that the revolution might not have been necessary and may have had detrimental long-term effects. And even suggest that our previus heroes had many flaws, like: selfishness, narcissism, and hypocrisy.
28:53 If true, that's wild. It always kinda impresses me when I see an obese person. Eating is like a part time job for them.
Ncos rarely go high at all? Are you serious? That statement is wild to me. Also, you can go to ocs and become an officer if you want. Warrant officer is where its at though.
Fun chem stream without q? Upvote
That awkward moment when MAGA and tankies use the same talking points...
W based pilled content
Destiny, the guy's name is pronounced "Gahdy" not "Gaydy"
oh Hi Mars!