What I've noticed with Tate is that %70 of what he says is a joke or something to get people's attention then once he has everyone's eyes and ears he's almost like a different person like here he becomes punctual with well thought out sentences that explains his viewpoints perfectly
@@GrubbyPigeonthe point is to get their attention. You people need to think. I am forever shocked at how stupid Americans are. Since the day I came here , I understood why immigrants outperform the citizens
@@y2ksurvivorhe's actually quite Intelligent and knows how to keep people's attention so the point he's trying to convey to his audience really gets across. But if you look from a biased POV because you greatly dislike the man (which I think is the case here) your mind will immediately go disingenuous instead of actually taking a moment to think and process what is being said and then actually form your own opinion instead of blindly following "the haters" if you will.
To the people who are hating on him for using an Andrew Tate clip to analyse an argument, remember the golden words of Seneca, "I shall not feel ashamed to quote a good line from a book, even if written by bad author"
Tate didn’t make the experiment nor did he write it. He quoted it just as many others have. He is not the ‘author’. Tate is equal to Greta, promoted by controlled opposition to say bs many haven’t read themselves.
@@kamikaz4560 what artist and what art? Tate is not the author of the experiment he is talking about. Just like Greta isn’t the author of the bs she’s spreading.
If you finish tates video, it ends with monkeys being cycled out until the original monkeys are all gone but the behavior still remains with no knowledge of why it happens.
Tate was specifically talking about using group punishment to train a group to hold individuals in check. It's like if the government raised the income tax every time a single citizen did something out of line. Eventually you would have vigilante communities going so far as to murder and dispose of troublemakers just to avoid the higher taxes. This has happened before. And it helps to suppress the rebellious tendencies of an oppressed society.
its obvious they used human psychology in their programming...wen we accept stupidness as a part if life we dont get to realise it was all planned. so if we dnt do something eventually things will go according to their plan for us sheeps
Thats what he did to his victims. Traumatised them so bad ,that they wont fight back and wont give evidence to cops. Hopefully he faces similar sentence as his crimes
That is far from truth, once in a blue moon he says stuff like this ,rest of the time he is on usual misogynistic homophobic rant to get incels glued to the screen. He basically says what incels wanna hear, and they cope by calling it "truth" for no reason.
@rayhanrehemaputra1719 nope, he barely makes any any fair assessment, otherwise he'd criticise men too . 5stuffs he is bigoted...about justifying cheating on women, female pilots, kink shaming, shaming women for having more sex but not men, calling himself muslim while he owns casinos and adult webcamsites. And now you give me 5 stuff he was right about
I think this brings up the great conversation between the difference between what is good and what is thoughtful. Thoughtful acts and speech keep in mind the feelings of the person/people your addressing, as much as some people doubt it, people's feelings are important as if you word your address wrong the person may become pissed off and after that your actual rational points will not be heard. The Good acts and speech are what a person needs or needs to hear under the guidance of your personal morality. If we can balance our address between the good and the thoughtful then there's no reason rational conversation can't happen (obviously super extremist of an opposing view point will be the hardest to do this with)
@llyooo9323 Really? As a historian i can confindently say he baisicly said only bullshit in his history takes like the one with Stalin that , Stalin lost all of his loved ones that's why he was so evil which was idiotic at best and retarded at worse, his daughter died in 2011 like come on
Bro same but I am convinced after seeing some of his tweeter post he just Playing a satire he even posted an image with a edited pic of an anime girl, and even released his comic now.💀💀
As much as he's right sometimes the problem with him is his narcissism could hit you out of nowhere and the average viewer will not even realize it. This is how cults work.
How do you define Tate as a cult and narcissistic person even when you don't know him behind the scenes , I am not saying I support tate but he plays a persona on the internet.
@@nikhilsathish3187Technically, cult leaders do have a charismatic persona, which is why they are able to lead cults in the first place so he's not exactly wrong.
@@LeCatte Andrew Tate's movement isn't even that bad , he just says and puts on this persona just to attract more views , and then he sells the real message. Its a pretty genius scheme
@@nikhilsathish3187 On the surface, sure. But it all depends on how much you subscribe to his ideas and him personally. The more you do, the more cultish it becomes. In Tate's case, its likely closer to a cult of personality rather than an actual cult. In some ways, Tate is a populist.
It’s interesting because that “water” in the analogy represents classical conditioning, or the psychological training of humans and animals to conform to certain rules via a punishment and reward system. Yet for this conditioning to carry its full effect one must face the consequences of their “improper” actions and truly reflect on their behavior, and more importantly the punishment that this behavior elicits. But now, that punishment (the water) is mainly conceptual (with the exceptions being the victims of “cancel culture” serving as examples or a reminder of the hose). So it makes you beg the question of whether or not more and more people will test the limits, as they’ve never been “splashed”, only warned. I see this as a great thing for the progression of individualism within obvious parameters, a sort of rising against the conformity agenda of our “trainers”. I’d love to hear anyone your thoughts.
Yeah Tate with me has always been all over the place. Dude comes out with certain topics that he sometimes hits the nail on the head then completely misses right after on the next swing.
Probably because he has 2 different personalities he switches between the first is top g the attention grabbing for views so more people see him and there's Andrew where once he gets the attention he starts being genuine and starts acting like himself not an amplified personality where he 10× his views/opinions to be much harsher
@@Jetstream_Samthat's not what this is all about😂. It's about organizational culture, how it forms, what is the effect, and why it stays over generations.
Do me a favour...and respond to my comment. Apparently, there are psychological studies that if you ask someone Do me a favour prior to a request...there is a high percentage that they will accept it. I love your intro and your content.
Maybe an extension of ‘Ben Franklin effect’ where endearment or likability is the outcome? I saw that Urban dictionary has the opposite take on ‘Do me a favor’ 😅
I really despise people that weaponise this quote, but it applies here, so here we go: "To find out who rules over you, find out who you're not allowed to criticise" - Voltaire.
@sofachrome not at all. He brought Tate up as a controversial figure that might cause others to stop listening and miss the greater point being made. My response to that is, if you are concerned that the importance of your message might be overshadowed by the deliverer than get a deliverer that doesn't distract from the message. 🤷♂️ It's like showing a video of a naked woman reading the Constitution and then saying, "I'm not sure what your views on nudity are but the Constitution is..." Unless it's part of the point being made its just sensationalism.
This is a common analogy used to demonstrate hazing in a group. In a sports team, if someone made the coach made and they had to do extra hard training and would teach new players not to do that. It's a social thing
That's a really old analogy, I remember my grandad telling me it and his dad told him, my great grandfather was born in 1867 so whoever told him makes it even older.
No it's called reading, you think he performed the test with a bunch of monkey ? People are hopeless 😅 Maybe if you start reading you can impress clueless people also
In Japan they are forbidden to gossip yes illegal you can be taken to court. Now I think the Japanese have a very close society and are very respectful which incentives others to be respectful towards them as well … So yeah shutting up is sometimes a good idea
@@bryanvitone6754I dont agree with a good handful of the stuff tate says, but here you're just wrong, he is teaching young men to Work Out and make money to support their familiar and stay close to god, and tells them to be the best version of themselves, I myself know a hand full of people who we're at a point in their lives where they could not find a purpose, and we're empty, mentally and physically and financially and physiologically. And now they go to the gym everyday, read their bible/quran, Have a gf they would risk their life for, and so on. You and I might not agree with some of his political points and that's fine but he has done way more good than bad, especially for young men and sure some of his blatant joke's on women might influence some people to behave in a certain way, but from what ive seen he has said that women are the most important people, and that you should protect them, even if it costs you your life or puts it in danger.
It’s true we are being forced to think and do one way if you don’t you are wrong even though the people doing the one way thinking are completely wrong. Very strange times we are in
I'm getting reminded of that Phineas and Ferb episode, where the two boys want to build something, but the camp instructor would splash them with water to stop them, to the point they became mindless and uncreative
Andrew Tate may seem toxic at times, but that doesnt mean he's toxic all the time; you shouldn't write off everything he has to say just because of who he is. Take the wisdom that's worthwhile to you, and leave the rest.
@@epic_axolotl9439 how so? The fact that he's suing the person who made the claims about grape and human trafficking puts that in to doubt at the very least. Andrew Tate is a douchebag, but a criminal? I'm listening.
@ruffy9587 crazy how that's the only defense you brainlets have. Do none of you realize that the trial isn't even over yet? Also, are you really trying to tell me that no one has ever gotten away with a crime, even once? It's possible to commit a crime and not go to prison for it, it happens all the time
Tate talks about a psychological experiment. You can find a very disturbing experiment where human were given roles and put in the jail. They had to stop the experiment as people were getting way too far with their behaviour.
Yes, DNA definitely pass on traits. That’s why when a man and a woman have O+ blood type, their kid will have O+ blood type. If you don’t mind me asking, why are you ending your genetic line?
I wouldn't say that personality is more based off your experiences with other people and the environment they grow up in if you are raised in a poor area full of violence you are probably going to be bad with your money and violent but if that same person was raised in a safe area full of responsible people they will be safe and responsible there's definitely exceptions but no child is the same as their parents because 2 people can not live the exact same life the exact same way
If u don’t like it don’t watch it . He chooses what he wants his post not you if it’s false then prove him his wrong . Plus it’s not negative even it’s simple psychology go to school bro . No wonder there’s so much hate and selfishness in this world . Because the lack of understanding .
@@nicolaireedtz8015there’s nothing wrong with critiquing one’s video. People that doesn’t like a video that you love isn’t a crime. Weird how you would mention hate and selfishness when the person here in this video is a prime example.
Andrew Tate has MANY good points.....he is a man who values masculinity, virtue, he knows how to think and he's defending free speech. It's wise to listen to him.
And MANY bad points. When he critizes something in society, he usually talks about very specific extremes and often fails to point to the bigger picture
@@warsolos like, almost any point he (and to be fair, a lot of other people) is making. It's because he doesn't ask himself why certain are the way they are, and if he does, it's usually pretty surface level. It's ok (and sometimes even good) to have opinions about certain topics, but simply saying that something bad because you don't like it, is just reductive. Let's take his opinion on vapes for example. He things that vaping is bad, and I agree with him on that. No shit vaping is bad, it's adictive and unhealthy, but instead of asking himself why people vape, he just jumps to the conclusion, tells everyone how stupid vaping is, and that's it. If he was someone with more deductive reasoning skills, he'd ask how in the same vein, people start smoking, drinking, taking drugs, etc. These things are bad, and it's not hard to see why they are bad, but if you want people to stop doing something, it helps to understand why people do these things in the first place. Maybe they grew up in a bad enviroment, perhaps they made some bad decisions over the course of their life. His arguments boil down to "this is bad, because I think it's bad, and if you disagree, you are a weakling". People praise him because he is "defending free speach", yet they fail to see what kind of hyporcrite he is. According to him, if you disagree with him, you must be the wrong one. Does that seem like free speach to you? It's also the way he talks. I am not saying everyone has to talk like a know-it-all smartass (hell I'd even say that talking like that is useless if you want people to understand you), but he always subtely inserts his ego in there. In this day and age, people look for guidance, and someone like Andrew, who is a type of person so imune to experiencing an ego death, that his whole personality has been embeded as a brand like phenomenon, has an intense influence on his followers. So how is critique handeled? Well, my experience with his fans was them pointing out nitpicks and either ignoring or missing the whole point of the critique
anonymity is honestly a strength in a world so eager to spray anyone with their hose for a lack of conformity. “Work in silence let the success make the noise”, revealing himself not only puts himself at risk of being targeting but also allows him to get his message out in a passionate way under an ambiguous persona/internet personality. Overall it just allows his motivational aspirations (something which unfortunately is looked down upon) coexist with a safe personal life.
@@57208There is also the precept that reveling in your own image is vanity. Humility is the counterpart to vanity. Removing his own identity while offering wisdom and insight is necessity. Not only to remove personal attacks of social conditioning, but to avoid becoming an icon. Some folk call them cult leaders. Hence, the Anti.
Many people use that story to get their point across to change something. Dave Ramsey and John Maxwell have used it. It's not a Tate original. It's just a story used to help make the change management process easier.
Watching a full Andrew Tate podcast, like the one he did with PBD, can help a person get a new perspective, watching his short clips, or even the satire he does on his Twitter or his own channel is not someone should consider while giving their judgement on him
Maybe they just hate people who say random crap to stay relevant. It's a smart tactic, but annoying. I'm glad people have generally stopped talking about him.
The problem about Andrew is he understands how the internet works. He says good thing to get attention and then once he has gotten his fanbase, he starts bullshit. So as this channel says, don't make your opinion based on others, think for yourself
@juliearien4679 he seems to me more like he wants to stay relevant so says controversial things then later says something else. Then, he makes actual points.
This is not an analogy. This is an improper re-telling of an experiment. In the actual experiment, "Cultural Acquisition of A Specific Learned Response Among Rhesus Monkeys", conducted in 1957- A monkey would climb for the banana but get blasted with air. When another monkey would climb to get the banana, they did try to pull the monkey down from getting it- only one time. When a new monkey was brought into the cage to get the banana, the other monkeys only looked at them like: "you probably shouldnt do that." When the new monkey got the banana, it actually helped 2 of the other monkeys conquer their fear to grab the banana for themselves. The conclusion of the actual experiment had the opposite effect of what the improper re-telling of it was trying to get across.
To begin with I am heavily involved in the Music industry as an Electronic Music Producer and performer. Andrew Tate uses a particular persona to get a particular result. He then drops out of that persona and speaks a deeper truth that the Gym narrative pushers have done their best to shut down and failed. I myself have been in the Men's movement since 1995 and I am about to go back to working with Men who are going through Family Court and do more training as a Clinical Psychotherapist. His message to younger Men is clear, take control of your mind, finances and focus on self development, or what I call deep inner work. To start get a pen and paper and journal, meaning write down whatever is going through your mind and allow yourself to release whatever energy is in your body. That was the start for me in 1994 and I journal every day. Audio journal as well. Make a start in whatever way you can.
On a scientific standpoint, and as an Andrew Tate supporter his point that he makes about the hypothetical monkey experiment is true but contains fallacy, as he continues his point he brings up that overtime the monkeys would be removed and replaced with another monkey who doesn’t know what happens when a monkey were to climb up to get the food but is held back by the others, and eventually none of the monkeys would know what happens when you go for the food due to them being replaced. This is how he proves his point that eventually we lose the ability to comprehend why we shouldn’t do things in society, due to us being held back. While that is true, the monkey experiment cannot be proven because we don’t not know the monkeys abilities of communication, due to the fact that if the monkeys were able to communicate it would explain why they would hold others back, because they can tell each what we’re to happen instead of them knowing at all.
It's behaviorial psychology. That's why many parents of children with certain disabilities like ASD, and adults themselves that have ASD, Don't agree with applied behavioral analysis therapy as a main form of aide. As a general aspect of obviously makes sense. To apply the science behind it. But to the extent that most organizations use it it is a way to demand compliance for minimal reward. Even if it is detrimental to the individual's health, the therapies are frequently used to dominate boundaries to get preferred results in group settings even if it's not what is healthiest. This is the only therapy approved for insurance coverage at this time for most individuals with ASD, even though speech therapy and occupational therapy have both been proven to be much more successful for outcomes for the individual. Take that as you will....
I don't mind freedom of speech nor criticism but what gets me is the fact that people start to be disrespectful and abusive which obviously leads to worse things.
Here in the similar chronology I want to share the same thing honestly, look clearly in which religion he has been converted. Everyone will say I'm being communal but the truth is far bigger than something else. Andrew Tate himself applied that theory and in case of Islam, same thing has been happening. We are told implicitly as well as explicitly, never make fun of Allah, never make fun of Prophet Muhammad, and anything related to Islam. Even all the tech companies are following that stuff. You can watch jokes, media, humour on Jesus, Hindu Gods, Buddhist Gods, African gods but never them. Whenever someone did, their society has so much intense blasphemy laws that they burn that person alive or stone pelt him whoever does this. We never find anything bad on their religion on anywhere except suppressed people voices. It's like a cancer for whole world. Look everywhere how their population is growing and they are taking back world to 700AD only. Many African countries as facing mass killings in the name of Islam but as they aren't important countries, no body listens. Constant riots in Sweden, France, India, UK , Armenia, Japan,Greece, and numerous other countries who are on verge on falling apart like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya, Lebanon, Palestine, Cyprus, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan , Mozambique, Uganda, Rwanda because of influx of strict Islamic practices. I don't understand why people don't talk about or why they don't want to talk about it. Christianity is on its last days. Islamic Radicalism is increasing horribly and already affected Asia and Africa. Now I warn all of you living in Europe and North America you'll definitely feel these straight decline in 2040s. All the migrants coming from devastated Islamic Countries will ruin your development and make you go back to Sharia laws of 700 AD. Save Earth.
So true, I also don't understand why all shuts us upon the hypocrisy done by them. Women rights, equality, LGBTQ rights, freedom, curiousity questions, existence of real Gods dont exist in their communities yet if you find on google it's written Islam is the most beautiful religion on earth. I don't understand who powerful elite is spending so much for this mind corruption.
There's more to that story... They also would replace the monkeys one by one. Eventually, the monkeys would not even climb up the ladder or let any climb even though they had never been splashed by the water.
I'm a strong believer in nobody NOBODY is OWNED or Deserves respect but you EARN Respect. Because if you force someone to respect you that's fake respect. I do think everyone should be treated as human beings and not treated as 2nd class citizens.
I think the thing with Andrew Tate is that with every good point he makes, he also makes a really bad one that overshadows the good one. He’s a smart dude with some ‘interesting’ tactics on getting people’s attention.
If you want to give him points for that analogy, consider it doesn’t just go one way. This conditioning has also shaped certain groups to feel othered in society, but when they try to describe it, you tell them they’re not actually oppressed, because they aren’t physically being hurt or put in jail.
This is also called the crabs in a bucket effect. Crabs that are on the top of a bucket full can easily escape but the crabs below will pull and grab them to make sure they dont
the rest of the story is that if you replace one monkey at a time until they all new monkeys, they still continue the behavior although not one of the monkeys has ever been splashed with water.
Andrew Tate is literally the broken clock analogy. He makes some really good arguments and sound in principle. The problem comes from his more extreme ideas that he passes as grand truths. A liar is always more believable if he adds some truth.
What's missing from that clip and story is they would change out the monkeys until none of them were there when they saw the water spray. But they'd teach each other it was bad without any of them actually knowing if it is or isn't. Which is a beautiful thing about narrative but terrifying thing when it comes to psychology.
It's about society keeping their own people in line. It's not about you doing something and learning that the outcome is bad. Because the innocent monkeys got hit with the water. Basically 1 is ruining it for the rest. So the innocent monkeys prevent the other one from doing the action, so that they don't suffer the consequences of the other.
In all of history dated back in Egypt and travelling to Europe, Asia and America, one thing has a common denominator, suppression builds rebellion in order to gain freedom. If you haven't learned from history, then people again will learn this the hard way.
Not sure why he cut off the clip before Tate told the actually important part of the story, but it goes something like this: The original monkeys who had learned that reaching for the banana would cause the monkeys to be hosed were replaced every few months. A new monkey would walk in, reach for the banana, and get beaten for it. This continued until every original monkey was replaced with a new monkey. None of the remaining monkeys had ever been hosed with water. They didn't even know why they were beaten for reaching for the banana, yet if a monkey reached for it, they would still beat that monkey and teach him not to do that.
But if you look at human history, there also has never been a point where the internet existed. A place where people can be brutally honest with what they think because they are totally anonymous. Like what this guy is doing right now. It's a wonderful thing that will stay with us so I don't think we should worry too much about it.
I personally will not accept someones hatred of something or someone if they cannot point out at least one positive. Much as I despise Tates ideology, he does say some things that legitimately are thought provoking
What I've noticed with Tate is that %70 of what he says is a joke or something to get people's attention then once he has everyone's eyes and ears he's almost like a different person like here he becomes punctual with well thought out sentences that explains his viewpoints perfectly well when he jokes he makes it obvious and same goes for when he's serious. best comedian for ever
Yeah I agree with this, and remember when all this started with Canada and America's political correctness trends back in 2011 and 2012. I still personally go against most beliefs simply because I can and do what I want within legal confines. The problem is we're punishing those who dont deserve it and those who speak their minds. We're no longer a free nation if we're talking about making it illegal to speak freely or to perform freely.
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The only exception I can think of is the topic of race. Not talking about it will improve as dwelling on the past will not help us in the future. We should view ourselves as one race being humans. We dont need race to be a deciding factor in today's society. We should view others as human beings. Not black, white, hispanic, or asian.
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What I've noticed with Tate is that %70 of what he says is a joke or something to get people's attention then once he has everyone's eyes and ears he's almost like a different person like here he becomes punctual with well thought out sentences that explains his viewpoints perfectly
Why is that okay?
@@GrubbyPigeonthe point is to get their attention. You people need to think. I am forever shocked at how stupid Americans are. Since the day I came here , I understood why immigrants outperform the citizens
So he's inauthentic and disingenuous. Got it.
@@y2ksurvivorhe's actually quite Intelligent and knows how to keep people's attention so the point he's trying to convey to his audience really gets across.
But if you look from a biased POV because you greatly dislike the man (which I think is the case here) your mind will immediately go disingenuous instead of actually taking a moment to think and process what is being said and then actually form your own opinion instead of blindly following "the haters" if you will.
That's truth
To the people who are hating on him for using an Andrew Tate clip to analyse an argument, remember the golden words of Seneca, "I shall not feel ashamed to quote a good line from a book, even if written by bad author"
Tate didn’t make the experiment nor did he write it. He quoted it just as many others have. He is not the ‘author’. Tate is equal to Greta, promoted by controlled opposition to say bs many haven’t read themselves.
"Hate the artist, not the art."
@@kamikaz4560 what artist and what art? Tate is not the author of the experiment he is talking about. Just like Greta isn’t the author of the bs she’s spreading.
@@therealsedna I'm not talking about Andrew, I'm just adding another quote related to the quote said
@@kamikaz4560 ok, thanks for clarifying
If you finish tates video, it ends with monkeys being cycled out until the original monkeys are all gone but the behavior still remains with no knowledge of why it happens.
That's what he is truly getting at, eventually the traditions remain even if no one knows why they're useful.
oh boy, that fictional story is much much older than andrew tate.
It’s annoying that the clip wasn’t long enough to include that, because that’s the whole point and significance of that study // story!!
@@dsego84yeah but andrew is making people learn it
Soo, if applied to humans, we will return to the old norm
Tate was specifically talking about using group punishment to train a group to hold individuals in check. It's like if the government raised the income tax every time a single citizen did something out of line. Eventually you would have vigilante communities going so far as to murder and dispose of troublemakers just to avoid the higher taxes. This has happened before. And it helps to suppress the rebellious tendencies of an oppressed society.
its obvious they used human psychology in their programming...wen we accept stupidness as a part if life we dont get to realise it was all planned. so if we dnt do something eventually things will go according to their plan for us sheeps
Yep he basically explains that in the vid
Thats what he did to his victims. Traumatised them so bad ,that they wont fight back and wont give evidence to cops. Hopefully he faces similar sentence as his crimes
@@JimNuron you sure
@@JimNuronlying is a shitty thing to do yknow
Don't let this world shut you up
Yes
Rise up and say the n word
Agreed. It’s going to be a tough ride when the laws are made to shut you up. Or will be made.
You guys say this but then when he makes a video about something you don’t like, you get mad
@@JPOG7TV but the messege he say is needed
Tate is the type of guy who says the most truthful statements if you're willing to listen carefully. If not you're just gonna hear bullshit.
That.... is not wrong
That is far from truth, once in a blue moon he says stuff like this ,rest of the time he is on usual misogynistic homophobic rant to get incels glued to the screen. He basically says what incels wanna hear, and they cope by calling it "truth" for no reason.
@@Just_Pradyunis utterly false*
Tate: "monkeys like bananas"
This Fucker:
@rayhanrehemaputra1719 nope, he barely makes any any fair assessment, otherwise he'd criticise men too . 5stuffs he is bigoted...about justifying cheating on women, female pilots, kink shaming, shaming women for having more sex but not men, calling himself muslim while he owns casinos and adult webcamsites. And now you give me 5 stuff he was right about
Bro is taking "it's just an unbuttoned shirt" to the next level, won't be surprised if next time he shows up without a shirt
Nice pfp pal
😂😂😂😂
@BreakyOnline and @sword_racer185 What are you guys talking about all i am saying is that he is spittin FACTS thats all.😃
What you want? With this weather I can't blame him😂
@@_AWK bro playin strip poker in the comments
I think this brings up the great conversation between the difference between what is good and what is thoughtful. Thoughtful acts and speech keep in mind the feelings of the person/people your addressing, as much as some people doubt it, people's feelings are important as if you word your address wrong the person may become pissed off and after that your actual rational points will not be heard. The Good acts and speech are what a person needs or needs to hear under the guidance of your personal morality. If we can balance our address between the good and the thoughtful then there's no reason rational conversation can't happen (obviously super extremist of an opposing view point will be the hardest to do this with)
Not the biggest Tate fan, but he's 100% right here. We are being socially sprayed with water right now, and it's scary.
Tate is correct 100% of the time when he doesn't talk about women
@llyooo9323 Really? As a historian i can confindently say he baisicly said only bullshit in his history takes like the one with Stalin that , Stalin lost all of his loved ones that's why he was so evil which was idiotic at best and retarded at worse, his daughter died in 2011 like come on
Bro same but I am convinced after seeing some of his tweeter post he just Playing a satire he even posted an image with a edited pic of an anime girl, and even released his comic now.💀💀
@@llyooo9323Hes like Elon Musk 1 Personality is Good and the 2nd Personality is a Idiot
haha thats probably true honestly@@llyooo9323
Open and rational conversation is always the way to go. Even if you don't agree with someone
As much as he's right sometimes the problem with him is his narcissism could hit you out of nowhere and the average viewer will not even realize it. This is how cults work.
How do you define Tate as a cult and narcissistic person even when you don't know him behind the scenes , I am not saying I support tate but he plays a persona on the internet.
Just stop being a simp and open your mind to the truth and the way the world works
@@nikhilsathish3187Technically, cult leaders do have a charismatic persona, which is why they are able to lead cults in the first place so he's not exactly wrong.
@@LeCatte Andrew Tate's movement isn't even that bad , he just says and puts on this persona just to attract more views , and then he sells the real message. Its a pretty genius scheme
@@nikhilsathish3187 On the surface, sure. But it all depends on how much you subscribe to his ideas and him personally. The more you do, the more cultish it becomes. In Tate's case, its likely closer to a cult of personality rather than an actual cult. In some ways, Tate is a populist.
It’s interesting because that “water” in the analogy represents classical conditioning, or the psychological training of humans and animals to conform to certain rules via a punishment and reward system. Yet for this conditioning to carry its full effect one must face the consequences of their “improper” actions and truly reflect on their behavior, and more importantly the punishment that this behavior elicits. But now, that punishment (the water) is mainly conceptual (with the exceptions being the victims of “cancel culture” serving as examples or a reminder of the hose). So it makes you beg the question of whether or not more and more people will test the limits, as they’ve never been “splashed”, only warned. I see this as a great thing for the progression of individualism within obvious parameters, a sort of rising against the conformity agenda of our “trainers”. I’d love to hear anyone your thoughts.
damn good take bro
@@57208lost all sanity credit by replying to urself
@@brokeman5141 LMAOAO
@@57208bro replied to himself 😂
Yeah Tate with me has always been all over the place. Dude comes out with certain topics that he sometimes hits the nail on the head then completely misses right after on the next swing.
Its to make people talk. But nowadays he doesn’t do the last part.
That’s the point. He makes outrageous takes to get attention then switches it up when there’s eyes on him.
Probably because he has 2 different personalities he switches between the first is top g the attention grabbing for views so more people see him and there's Andrew where once he gets the attention he starts being genuine and starts acting like himself not an amplified personality where he 10× his views/opinions to be much harsher
@@istealtoast2089 none of his personalities are genuine 💀
@@dingusgoober and why is that
He just explained slavery
Not hating or anything, just curious as to how?
Are you volunteering to become a slave?
@@MagicWorm321 they were spraying the monkkes bcuz they were black
@@MagicWorm321if u dont want to get whipped, start working
@@Jetstream_Samthat's not what this is all about😂. It's about organizational culture, how it forms, what is the effect, and why it stays over generations.
Do me a favour...and respond to my comment.
Apparently, there are psychological studies that if you ask someone Do me a favour prior to a request...there is a high percentage that they will accept it.
I love your intro and your content.
Maybe an extension of ‘Ben Franklin effect’ where endearment or likability is the outcome? I saw that Urban dictionary has the opposite take on ‘Do me a favor’ 😅
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Andrew is the goat
@mrflfle6727 he is the goat, if you like objectively terrible people who absolutely are not the goat
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Never heard of the example he gave but it made me remember a lot about the flea jar experiment, he's completely right
Andrew Taint regurgitating a story I heard in middle school trying to be deep is a hilarity of a different magnitude.
I really despise people that weaponise this quote, but it applies here, so here we go: "To find out who rules over you, find out who you're not allowed to criticise" - Voltaire.
Tbf, this is a well-known experiment. You could have referenced it for your video without using an Andrew Tate stitch. Interesting choice.
What's more interesting is he didn't address the greater point of the experiment.
The most (un)interesting thing about all of this is that you thought people would actually care about your thinly veiled "Tate hate" virtue signalling
@sofachrome not at all. He brought Tate up as a controversial figure that might cause others to stop listening and miss the greater point being made. My response to that is, if you are concerned that the importance of your message might be overshadowed by the deliverer than get a deliverer that doesn't distract from the message. 🤷♂️ It's like showing a video of a naked woman reading the Constitution and then saying, "I'm not sure what your views on nudity are but the Constitution is..." Unless it's part of the point being made its just sensationalism.
This man drops constant facts with proper logic in his videos
Prophet or Tate?
"Hey I think Jews are pretty cool"
"VAT DEED YOU SHUST ZSAEY!?!?!?!"
- Gettin sprayed with water
- City going through a heatwave
"Jokes on you, I'm into that shit."
This is a common analogy used to demonstrate hazing in a group. In a sports team, if someone made the coach made and they had to do extra hard training and would teach new players not to do that. It's a social thing
"IM GOING TO SAY THE N WORD"
Literally the first thing that came to my mind XD
That's a really old analogy, I remember my grandad telling me it and his dad told him, my great grandfather was born in 1867 so whoever told him makes it even older.
you're right. i should scream racial slurs at the top of my lungs in my local supermarket
Missed the point completely
@@ctooocwhat's the point really then?
This has been stuck in my head sence his interview
Tate must have thought up the monkey analogy while he was bored in prison
after he dropped the soap
Free now, when everybody thought he’d rot lmao sheeple 😂
@@TheKaiserofeuropebruh he looks like hercules you think he would drop the soap?
@@Adzinastyy your dad did it with me last night 😏
No it's called reading, you think he performed the test with a bunch of monkey ? People are hopeless 😅
Maybe if you start reading you can impress clueless people also
In Japan they are forbidden to gossip yes illegal you can be taken to court. Now I think the Japanese have a very close society and are very respectful which incentives others to be respectful towards them as well …
So yeah shutting up is sometimes a good idea
When he isn’t talking about psychology or human rights and being a selfish asshole he is able to make some interesting points… sometimes
He's just for the media. That's why he says contradicting things, to stay relevant.
@@NerdyMystic09 no justification, just makes it all worse, how he influenced young kids minds just for money
@@bryanvitone6754I dont agree with a good handful of the stuff tate says, but here you're just wrong, he is teaching young men to Work Out and make money to support their familiar and stay close to god, and tells them to be the best version of themselves, I myself know a hand full of people who we're at a point in their lives where they could not find a purpose, and we're empty, mentally and physically and financially and physiologically. And now they go to the gym everyday, read their bible/quran, Have a gf they would risk their life for, and so on. You and I might not agree with some of his political points and that's fine but he has done way more good than bad, especially for young men and sure some of his blatant joke's on women might influence some people to behave in a certain way, but from what ive seen he has said that women are the most important people, and that you should protect them, even if it costs you your life or puts it in danger.
@@Beez2800You don't need an extremely controversial figure who exploits his followers to tell you to be a decent person and live a basic ass life.
@@OutlawedPoetsome people do
It’s true we are being forced to think and do one way if you don’t you are wrong even though the people doing the one way thinking are completely wrong. Very strange times we are in
ain’t gonna listen to someone with a head full of trident gum
Not everyone is proud of being a 4/10 like you.
@@AteACheeseBlock can’t actually make a well put together argument so he just takes something he hates about himself and applies it to me
I'm getting reminded of that Phineas and Ferb episode, where the two boys want to build something, but the camp instructor would splash them with water to stop them, to the point they became mindless and uncreative
Imagine antiprophet and andrew on a podcast i would listen to that everyday
Without Andrew. Nobody needs him.
@@5spec Andrew tate does make good points occasionally
@@RandomGuy41511 but it's too random. How do you know when he's going to make an actual point besides just wanting media attention?
@@NerdyMystic09 when his point makes sense and he has evidence supporting it
@@RandomGuy41511 I was saying you won't know before listening, so you may as well listen to someone who always gives legit points.
Whether you like Tate or not for whatever reason, he's right about this.
Andrew Tate may seem toxic at times, but that doesnt mean he's toxic all the time; you shouldn't write off everything he has to say just because of who he is. Take the wisdom that's worthwhile to you, and leave the rest.
Lol "toxic"? I think "criminal" is the word you are looking for
@@epic_axolotl9439 how so? The fact that he's suing the person who made the claims about grape and human trafficking puts that in to doubt at the very least.
Andrew Tate is a douchebag, but a criminal? I'm listening.
@@epic_axolotl9439criminals should be in jail. Is he in jail?😂😂
@@epic_axolotl9439bruh. if hes a criminal than he should be in jail but he isn't. 😂
@ruffy9587 crazy how that's the only defense you brainlets have. Do none of you realize that the trial isn't even over yet? Also, are you really trying to tell me that no one has ever gotten away with a crime, even once? It's possible to commit a crime and not go to prison for it, it happens all the time
The monkey analogy is actually probably one of the better ways to view the American prison system
No matter how awful someone is I think there are lessons you can take from everyone.
Exactly, making the society sugar-coated will do more harm than good
Tate talks about a psychological experiment. You can find a very disturbing experiment where human were given roles and put in the jail. They had to stop the experiment as people were getting way too far with their behaviour.
Stanford prison experiment
My teacher used to tell us that exact same monkey analogy back in grade school 😂😂😂
33F I've chosen to end my genetic line. Would you agree that DNA holds traits of parents?
Yes, DNA definitely pass on traits. That’s why when a man and a woman have O+ blood type, their kid will have O+ blood type. If you don’t mind me asking, why are you ending your genetic line?
I wouldn't say that personality is more based off your experiences with other people and the environment they grow up in if you are raised in a poor area full of violence you are probably going to be bad with your money and violent but if that same person was raised in a safe area full of responsible people they will be safe and responsible there's definitely exceptions but no child is the same as their parents because 2 people can not live the exact same life the exact same way
Adopt so that you can contribute some more
@@mattA5335 cycle of abuse.
@@jaredklapp2552 I partially agree; you lost me after the first half.
I hare that u choose tate in this example , you are better than this man
If u don’t like it don’t watch it . He chooses what he wants his post not you if it’s false then prove him his wrong . Plus it’s not negative even it’s simple psychology go to school bro . No wonder there’s so much hate and selfishness in this world . Because the lack of understanding .
To claim that a man you have never met is better than a man you have never met is peak internet stupidity and I hope you realise that
@@nicolaireedtz8015ey man, that's the typical sheep for ya. Can't dissociate the information from the person, quite the fallacy indeed.
@@nicolaireedtz8015there’s nothing wrong with critiquing one’s video. People that doesn’t like a video that you love isn’t a crime. Weird how you would mention hate and selfishness when the person here in this video is a prime example.
That analogy is on next level. No wonder he is one of the smartest person Alive
People can cancel a person but they cant cancel a voice so him wearing his mask is extremely smart💯
Andrew Tate has MANY good points.....he is a man who values masculinity, virtue, he knows how to think and he's defending free speech. It's wise to listen to him.
And MANY bad points. When he critizes something in society, he usually talks about very specific extremes and often fails to point to the bigger picture
@@muratunlu229can u give me some examples of that?
@@warsolos like, almost any point he (and to be fair, a lot of other people) is making. It's because he doesn't ask himself why certain are the way they are, and if he does, it's usually pretty surface level. It's ok (and sometimes even good) to have opinions about certain topics, but simply saying that something bad because you don't like it, is just reductive.
Let's take his opinion on vapes for example. He things that vaping is bad, and I agree with him on that. No shit vaping is bad, it's adictive and unhealthy, but instead of asking himself why people vape, he just jumps to the conclusion, tells everyone how stupid vaping is, and that's it. If he was someone with more deductive reasoning skills, he'd ask how in the same vein, people start smoking, drinking, taking drugs, etc. These things are bad, and it's not hard to see why they are bad, but if you want people to stop doing something, it helps to understand why people do these things in the first place. Maybe they grew up in a bad enviroment, perhaps they made some bad decisions over the course of their life.
His arguments boil down to "this is bad, because I think it's bad, and if you disagree, you are a weakling". People praise him because he is "defending free speach", yet they fail to see what kind of hyporcrite he is. According to him, if you disagree with him, you must be the wrong one. Does that seem like free speach to you?
It's also the way he talks. I am not saying everyone has to talk like a know-it-all smartass (hell I'd even say that talking like that is useless if you want people to understand you), but he always subtely inserts his ego in there. In this day and age, people look for guidance, and someone like Andrew, who is a type of person so imune to experiencing an ego death, that his whole personality has been embeded as a brand like phenomenon, has an intense influence on his followers.
So how is critique handeled? Well, my experience with his fans was them pointing out nitpicks and either ignoring or missing the whole point of the critique
The free speech of humam trafficking
@@muratunlu229fair assessment, good job.
You also described how PTSD and CPTSD happens with trauma. Also why negative reinforcement was used by parents.
The irony of saying this whilst wearing a mask 😂
anonymity is honestly a strength in a world so eager to spray anyone with their hose for a lack of conformity. “Work in silence let the success make the noise”, revealing himself not only puts himself at risk of being targeting but also allows him to get his message out in a passionate way under an ambiguous persona/internet personality. Overall it just allows his motivational aspirations (something which unfortunately is looked down upon) coexist with a safe personal life.
You’re one to talk, bud! Nice pfp
@@57208There is also the precept that reveling in your own image is vanity.
Humility is the counterpart to vanity. Removing his own identity while offering wisdom and insight is necessity. Not only to remove personal attacks of social conditioning, but to avoid becoming an icon. Some folk call them cult leaders. Hence, the Anti.
@@matthair8324 Perfect encapsulation of the other side which I neglected to acknowledge, very true 👍
Many people use that story to get their point across to change something. Dave Ramsey and John Maxwell have used it. It's not a Tate original. It's just a story used to help make the change management process easier.
That's why he's the Top G
Silence can be like water. Some is needed and to much is poison.
Me explaning why I can say the n-word:
Watching a full Andrew Tate podcast, like the one he did with PBD, can help a person get a new perspective, watching his short clips, or even the satire he does on his Twitter or his own channel is not someone should consider while giving their judgement on him
Too many sheeps in the lobby that hate Tate 🤦♂️
Yeah, I can't believe they hate a guy that beats and trafficks women and tries to scam all his followers. Ridiculous
@@epic_axolotl9439good thing he's never done that then. Nice try though.
@@berteabdel7722Funny thing though, he does scam his followers.
@@thenotsoamazinggracetnsag3463 👍
Maybe they just hate people who say random crap to stay relevant. It's a smart tactic, but annoying. I'm glad people have generally stopped talking about him.
The problem about Andrew is he understands how the internet works. He says good thing to get attention and then once he has gotten his fanbase, he starts bullshit. So as this channel says, don't make your opinion based on others, think for yourself
9 out of 10 things Tate says will be the dumbest s*** you will ever hear, The other one thing will be him being funny or something that makes sense
5 out of 10 in my opinion, a lot of his speeches are interesting
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@@sasukesakura06 no, i've seen them but with all the context
9 out of 10 and on top of that he's not always serious
@juliearien4679 he seems to me more like he wants to stay relevant so says controversial things then later says something else. Then, he makes actual points.
I don't usually listen or like Andrew Tate, but that point was beautiful.
This is not an analogy. This is an improper re-telling of an experiment.
In the actual experiment, "Cultural Acquisition of A Specific Learned Response Among Rhesus Monkeys", conducted in 1957-
A monkey would climb for the banana but get blasted with air. When another monkey would climb to get the banana, they did try to pull the monkey down from getting it- only one time.
When a new monkey was brought into the cage to get the banana, the other monkeys only looked at them like: "you probably shouldnt do that."
When the new monkey got the banana, it actually helped 2 of the other monkeys conquer their fear to grab the banana for themselves. The conclusion of the actual experiment had the opposite effect of what the improper re-telling of it was trying to get across.
To begin with I am heavily involved in the Music industry as an Electronic Music Producer and performer. Andrew Tate uses a particular persona to get a particular result. He then drops out of that persona and speaks a deeper truth that the Gym narrative pushers have done their best to shut down and failed. I myself have been in the Men's movement since 1995 and I am about to go back to working with Men who are going through Family Court and do more training as a Clinical Psychotherapist. His message to younger Men is clear, take control of your mind, finances and focus on self development, or what I call deep inner work. To start get a pen and paper and journal, meaning write down whatever is going through your mind and allow yourself to release whatever energy is in your body. That was the start for me in 1994 and I journal every day. Audio journal as well. Make a start in whatever way you can.
On a scientific standpoint, and as an Andrew Tate supporter his point that he makes about the hypothetical monkey experiment is true but contains fallacy, as he continues his point he brings up that overtime the monkeys would be removed and replaced with another monkey who doesn’t know what happens when a monkey were to climb up to get the food but is held back by the others, and eventually none of the monkeys would know what happens when you go for the food due to them being replaced. This is how he proves his point that eventually we lose the ability to comprehend why we shouldn’t do things in society, due to us being held back. While that is true, the monkey experiment cannot be proven because we don’t not know the monkeys abilities of communication, due to the fact that if the monkeys were able to communicate it would explain why they would hold others back, because they can tell each what we’re to happen instead of them knowing at all.
It's behaviorial psychology. That's why many parents of children with certain disabilities like ASD, and adults themselves that have ASD, Don't agree with applied behavioral analysis therapy as a main form of aide.
As a general aspect of obviously makes sense. To apply the science behind it. But to the extent that most organizations use it it is a way to demand compliance for minimal reward. Even if it is detrimental to the individual's health, the therapies are frequently used to dominate boundaries to get preferred results in group settings even if it's not what is healthiest.
This is the only therapy approved for insurance coverage at this time for most individuals with ASD, even though speech therapy and occupational therapy have both been proven to be much more successful for outcomes for the individual.
Take that as you will....
I don't mind freedom of speech nor criticism but what gets me is the fact that people start to be disrespectful and abusive which obviously leads to worse things.
Here in the similar chronology I want to share the same thing honestly, look clearly in which religion he has been converted. Everyone will say I'm being communal but the truth is far bigger than something else. Andrew Tate himself applied that theory and in case of Islam, same thing has been happening. We are told implicitly as well as explicitly, never make fun of Allah, never make fun of Prophet Muhammad, and anything related to Islam.
Even all the tech companies are following that stuff. You can watch jokes, media, humour on Jesus, Hindu Gods, Buddhist Gods, African gods but never them. Whenever someone did, their society has so much intense blasphemy laws that they burn that person alive or stone pelt him whoever does this. We never find anything bad on their religion on anywhere except suppressed people voices. It's like a cancer for whole world.
Look everywhere how their population is growing and they are taking back world to 700AD only. Many African countries as facing mass killings in the name of Islam but as they aren't important countries, no body listens. Constant riots in Sweden, France, India, UK , Armenia, Japan,Greece, and numerous other countries who are on verge on falling apart like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya, Lebanon, Palestine, Cyprus, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan , Mozambique, Uganda, Rwanda because of influx of strict Islamic practices. I don't understand why people don't talk about or why they don't want to talk about it. Christianity is on its last days. Islamic Radicalism is increasing horribly and already affected Asia and Africa.
Now I warn all of you living in Europe and North America you'll definitely feel these straight decline in 2040s. All the migrants coming from devastated Islamic Countries will ruin your development and make you go back to Sharia laws of 700 AD. Save Earth.
So true, I also don't understand why all shuts us upon the hypocrisy done by them. Women rights, equality, LGBTQ rights, freedom, curiousity questions, existence of real Gods dont exist in their communities yet if you find on google it's written Islam is the most beautiful religion on earth. I don't understand who powerful elite is spending so much for this mind corruption.
Two years sober out of the Metrix.
I guess he's using the Imperial System now.
There's more to that story... They also would replace the monkeys one by one. Eventually, the monkeys would not even climb up the ladder or let any climb even though they had never been splashed by the water.
Funny thing is that the experiment he talked about had a whole different outcome than what he says it did 😅
In sociology, this is called formal social control
Modern Day Philosophy 💫
I'm a strong believer in nobody NOBODY is OWNED or Deserves respect but you EARN Respect. Because if you force someone to respect you that's fake respect.
I do think everyone should be treated as human beings and not treated as 2nd class citizens.
I think the thing with Andrew Tate is that with every good point he makes, he also makes a really bad one that overshadows the good one. He’s a smart dude with some ‘interesting’ tactics on getting people’s attention.
Much love and respect to you and your channel anti.prophet
Getting people not to say the n word work out pretty good ngl
If you want to give him points for that analogy, consider it doesn’t just go one way. This conditioning has also shaped certain groups to feel othered in society, but when they try to describe it, you tell them they’re not actually oppressed, because they aren’t physically being hurt or put in jail.
This is also called the crabs in a bucket effect. Crabs that are on the top of a bucket full can easily escape but the crabs below will pull and grab them to make sure they dont
It’s called conditioning, it’s when organisms are subjected to a certain stimuli paired with an object they then create a response to that object
the rest of the story is that if you replace one monkey at a time until they all new monkeys, they still continue the behavior although not one of the monkeys has ever been splashed with water.
Right. Like in Communism, and fascism people could not speak out against what was wrong with their political agenda.
Andrew Tate is literally the broken clock analogy. He makes some really good arguments and sound in principle. The problem comes from his more extreme ideas that he passes as grand truths. A liar is always more believable if he adds some truth.
Man has successfully discovered page 1 of basic behaviour training at this rate he might even pass high school in a few years
Tate is one of the most intelligent person in this world, if you can't see that, then yr dumb
What's missing from that clip and story is they would change out the monkeys until none of them were there when they saw the water spray. But they'd teach each other it was bad without any of them actually knowing if it is or isn't. Which is a beautiful thing about narrative but terrifying thing when it comes to psychology.
It's about society keeping their own people in line. It's not about you doing something and learning that the outcome is bad.
Because the innocent monkeys got hit with the water.
Basically 1 is ruining it for the rest. So the innocent monkeys prevent the other one from doing the action, so that they don't suffer the consequences of the other.
In all of history dated back in Egypt and travelling to Europe, Asia and America, one thing has a common denominator, suppression builds rebellion in order to gain freedom. If you haven't learned from history, then people again will learn this the hard way.
Plot twist: the masked guy IS Andrew Tate!
I love your content. Topics that need to be talking about. Please keep going. Thank you. ❤ from Australia
Not sure why he cut off the clip before Tate told the actually important part of the story, but it goes something like this:
The original monkeys who had learned that reaching for the banana would cause the monkeys to be hosed were replaced every few months. A new monkey would walk in, reach for the banana, and get beaten for it. This continued until every original monkey was replaced with a new monkey. None of the remaining monkeys had ever been hosed with water. They didn't even know why they were beaten for reaching for the banana, yet if a monkey reached for it, they would still beat that monkey and teach him not to do that.
There's a reason Culture in my eyes is not a root word, as it stems from the true root that being Cult.
damn that's actually a good message
But if you look at human history, there also has never been a point where the internet existed. A place where people can be brutally honest with what they think because they are totally anonymous. Like what this guy is doing right now. It's a wonderful thing that will stay with us so I don't think we should worry too much about it.
He went from "come watch Tate with me" to making sense
I personally will not accept someones hatred of something or someone if they cannot point out at least one positive. Much as I despise Tates ideology, he does say some things that legitimately are thought provoking
We should embrace skepticism.
What I've noticed with Tate is that %70 of what he says is a joke or something to get people's attention then once he has everyone's eyes and ears he's almost like a different person like here he becomes punctual with well thought out sentences that explains his viewpoints perfectly
well when he jokes he makes it obvious and same goes for when he's serious. best comedian for ever
Tate with hair is a cursed vision 💀
Yeah I agree with this, and remember when all this started with Canada and America's political correctness trends back in 2011 and 2012. I still personally go against most beliefs simply because I can and do what I want within legal confines.
The problem is we're punishing those who dont deserve it and those who speak their minds. We're no longer a free nation if we're talking about making it illegal to speak freely or to perform freely.
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Damn that hit hard
The only exception I can think of is the topic of race. Not talking about it will improve as dwelling on the past will not help us in the future. We should view ourselves as one race being humans. We dont need race to be a deciding factor in today's society. We should view others as human beings. Not black, white, hispanic, or asian.
That's also why I keep getting hate crimed
That's the definition of religion