"starting a small business is a male thing" "women were evolved for etsy, which is a site that allows you to have a small business" TOP QUALITY COMMENTARY DAVE
@@nicestpancake yeah it truly baffles me how intense the mental gymnastics have to be in order to develop and keep a worldview so fundamentally flawed and contradictory
If they are BOTH...would that make them genderfluid?...If they are neither...nonbinary? (I didn't write this to insult people, I just wanted to be funny)
@@Misora7303 If they’re both that is usually considered bigender and if they fluctuate it generally means genderfluid. Though they both fall under the umbrella term of non-binary. Hope this helps 😊
"it's in men's nature to provide for their families and in women's to raise their children" "His father was always working and his mother raised him, so he has a malformed idea of manhood" I guess?
Hey, you're wrong. It is the nature of men to provide for their families and women's to raise their children. its also the nature of women to provide for their families and the men to raise their children. nothing malformed about that, they're not mutually exclusive
I tried to use Etsy one time, but my pectoral muscles and beard kept getting in the way. I was so turned around I accidentally ordered a cursed birdbath from a witch. Fortunately when ghost birds came out, I used my superior male ghost-vanquishing powers to subdue them, purifying the birdbath and turning it into a normal birdbath, which I carried to the garden and installed, using my muscles.
I know this comment is a month old already but I'm reading this at 2 in the morning and I completely fucking lost it at "my pectoral muscles and beard kept getting in the way". I'm laughing so hard that my eyes are watering, thank you for making my night x'DD
"Men inherited they ability to start small businesses from our ancestors". I had no idea that cavemen were known for their incredible business ssavviness.
Literally weren't able to start business in feudal society. Private businesses and capital are products of post-Industrial revolution society. Before that you either owned land or you were a serf. That's it.
@@KasumiRINA I'm afraid you are forgetting about craftsmen, artists, priests, knights and merchants. There WAY more social classes in feudal society than just landowners and serfs. Post-Industrial revolution society didn't just pop up out of nowhere it was a gradual change. Sorry for sounding preachy, I grew up in a household full of history majors and I tend to get too passionate about the subject.
I love how Davis finds the female member of the Avengers (who is trained in martial arts and with Firearms) more ridiculous than THE GUY FIGHTING ALIENS WITH A BOW AND ARROWS!
Okay, not disagreeing, but the unrealistic part isn't that circus boy Clint Barton fights aliens with bomb tipped arrows, but that the guy helps in fighting an army of them and doesn't run out of them within the first five minutes
I'll be honest, the funniest part is that he says starting a small business is man's thing, and then he says women evolved to sell crap on Etsy. Um.... isn't selling stuff online starting a small business?
The Bible describing the ideal wife (probably written 2 ,500 - 3,000 years ago) Proverbs 31:10 A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies. 16. She considers a field and buys it out of her earnings she plants a vineyard. 18. She sees that her trading is profitable, and her lamp does not go out at night. 24 She makes linen garments and sells them, and supplies the merchants with sashes.
@@Herschel1738 I'm all for quoting the inconsistencies of the Bible but if we want to discredit its value to people who blindly believe everything it says we can't cherry pick it to argue the opposites either. Just food for thought.
***** It's a website where you can create your own storefront and sell whatever you like. Some people create jewelry, sell vintage clothing they find, knitting patterns, handmade cosmetics, furniture, art and prints, whatever you can ship legally and sell. It's basically Ebay if the userbase was mostly women handcrafting things.
I would like to take this moment to mention that Etsy is also home to THE MANLIEST MEN I HAVE EVER KNOWN, people who make furniture out of reclaimed wood and industrial equipment.
“It’s about four friends putting together a small business and the difficulties they face”. Sounds like a good summary of the first entry in the Babysitter’s Club book series, which was one of the girliest things of all time.
This physically strong woman who is good at fighting sure is ruining the realism of this movie about people with supernatural abilities like controlling lightning, super strength and so on.
Gah! Unnatural! You don't exist because in my world only men can do physically demanding tasks! You bitch! Seriously, someone should introduce Davis Aurini to Ronda Rousey and other female fighters and see if he still holds that claim. And lives to tell the tale.
He wouldn't go near them. Davis is like most of these assholes, a tough talker on the internet. He spends his days ranting about minorities, womenz and acting like a cultured snob and tough guy, but if actually confronted with a real fighter, he'd fold up like paper.
IKR. Like, is Batman or Tony Stark really more realistic anyway? All of these characters should be dead by now, but a LOT of male fans are convinced your Batman types are "just like them" and will seriously tell you that Batman is a normal guy who "could take a bullet at any time." He's a fantasy figure. They're ALL fantasy characters, with fantasy powers, even the ones without powers. It's a power fantasy.
Glad you dealt with the REAL travesty here; Davis diluting whisky to the point where it is 50% water, and then never drinking it. Inexcusable. It's almost as if he is using the liquor, cigarettes, leather jackes, and novelty human skulls as props in a failed effort to reassure himself and others of his masculinity. He could also be using them as props in an attempt to cosplay as an 80's movie villain who is secretly a teetotaler, and if so he is succeeding beautifully.
Davis comes off as a horrible and scary person because of his obviously terrible beliefs, but when you actually dig into how he acts, he's really just kind of sad...
Tia Williams those were my thoughts exactly, considering that he doesn't seem to react at all to the strength of the drink, or even the smell from when he puts it near his face.
I mean, for what it's worth, at least in comic continuities, she does have a version of Captain America's Super Solider Serum. Inferior copy of it, of course, because she's a woman, I guess...
angel Also, being so threatened by physically strong women that you’re hell-bent on convincing yourself that the average man is stronger than 95% of women, rather than it being two bell curves. Like sure Dave, I totally believe that you can beat female wrestlers in an arm wrestle
@@PalomaDreams17 Ok, I don't really want to defend Davis here, but Davis arm wrestling a female wrestler isn't a very good comparison. The only exercise Davis gets is lifting his arm to have a sip of whiskey (I forget what he was drinking). It isn't fair to compare him to a strong woman with the dedication to become physically powerful! Oh wait...
Dave also seems to have a fundamental misunderstanding of combat and fighting in the way he just casually dismissed Black Widow (who mostly uses judo and BJJ which are designed to work AROUND brute force) or strong women in general. It goes without saying that writing a shitty movie with shallow themes of social justice or empowerment to a minority for a easy profit is bad. But to dismiss women as incapable of fighting competently is such a disrespect to fighters. It underplays the strength that each discipline builds through strenuous work. Even women Muay Thai fighters are expected to chop down trees with their legs. Davis does not have the balls to step into the Octagon with anyone, especially not a Rose Namajunas or a Holly Holm.
Yeah this shit is pretty funny to watch as a 125lb woman who is not a professional athlete of any kind and is stronger than most men. (Not to mention started my own business and work a physically dangerous job lol). Even looking at pure physical strength (combat skill is dependent on many additional factors), most men don't weight train, and most people, regardless of sex, can double or treble their untrained muscle strength in only a year or two of training. Most of the difference in strength comes from size- a guy who's stronger than 95% of women the same weight as him would be stronger than 80% of men that weight.
Wait wait wait, hold up. Davis claimed that the director never learned about masculinity because his dad was always working and this warped him, doesn't he want to revert to traditional nuclear families with a working father and stay at home mother? Hey Davis, I managed to find actual cognitive dissonance!
clearly the solution is to have two dads , one to work and one to teach the kids about masculinity, the bisexual polyamorous family model is clearly superior
I know I noticed that too but everything he says is so inconsistent it's hard to keep track he can't even form semi-coherent sentences without taking 10 pretend-sips of diluted shitty tasting whiskey in between
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. The Ghostbusters are professional vacuumers. If women aren't even allowed to vacuum, what is left for us? Besides bleeding on the birthing bed, but I do that every morning and need an afternoon activity.
If I don't leave the house, how I am supposed to go for those gang bangs every weekend that Aurini is always on about? I suppose I'll put down some plastic sheeting and have them here.
What no they are Characters in a movie that hunt ghosts, not maidservants/manservants. The reason The Ghostbusters reboot failed was not because the actors were women, but that they were women... Woman who didn't put effort and care into a movie that didn't give effort or care. The movie was made to make money, and only that, not entertain or tell a good story, but money pure and simple. The actors are decent and could be good but the roles they played were stale boring and stiff, Personally I know much about the actors but the roles were forced, and the actors didn't seem too into it, or allowed be give their own charisma. Melissa McCarthy for example seemed like she was working straight off of what some executive told the director. In the original ghostbusters other then Ernie Hudson who due to racist executives cutting his role, The cast was given a lot of room to be themselves and they really wanted to make a good, yet fun movie. The movie was meant to be fun, 2016 Ghostbusters was meant to play on the "feminine power", and make money, but it backfired.
> "Melissa McCarthy for example seemed like she was working straight off of what some executive told the director." > "In the original ghostbusters [...] The cast was given a lot of room to be themselves and they really wanted to make a good, yet fun movie." The DVD of the reboot includes almost an hours worth of the actors ad-libbing. Did the execs not care about the movie? Maybe, maybe not. But the actors sure did.
@Anon Ymous Or women liked the original movie so when they wanted to star in it too. It's not as complicated as you want it to be. Not to mention the original is predicated on using gimmicks
Nah. I would have went with Dorothy from "The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road". A turn-based RPG where Dorothy speacilizes in fighting ghosts.
The movie flopped because it was a remake. People are tired of remakes, especially ones where you have a lot of expectations to meet. I mean, comedy legends Bill Murray and Dan Akyroyd both stared in it. A Ghostbusters reboot would most likely flop regardless of the genders of the cast members. TL;DR remakes are shit and gender doesn’t matter that much in comparison to how much people hate remakes.
@@WASDLeftClickwhat about afterlife? It’s more of a soft reboot and a sequel rather then a full remake but form friends who ACHUALLY seen it they thought it was good
I know I'm like EONS late to this but "Purple is a feminine colour" is so silly to me like historically purple was the sign of royalty, rarity, and magic. You were THE top dog if you had purple.
Also the idea of blue being masculine and pink feminine is a recent western invention. Only a hundred years ago pink, which is offset of fiery, strong and passionate red was seen as masculine but blue the serene, calm and life giving colour was seen as feminine. Purple was just a difficult colour to get ahold of so only the wealthiest and most powerful (i.e., royalty) had purple.
I've never understood the point of the "women are made to have children" argument. Like, yes. Yes they are. So are men. That's literally what the human race (and every other animal race) is for.
@@heinoustentacles5719 Same. Especially since my genes are just not remotely worth passing on and if anything are more likely to give a detriment to a fellow human being who has no choice in the matter to exist with them. Them being "my" kid is irrelevant to the fact that they would be a person with value, wants, dreams, fears and I instead chose to give them a shitty life that I knew would happen. That kid is stuck with me as a parent and my issues which make me a worse one, and even if adopted, a genetic propensity for all sorts of suffering. It would be irresponsible if not morally reprehensible to pass that on knowing that probability. Evolution can suck it. I don't want or need to keep this particular crappy configuration of genes in the pool thank you very much. People take having kids too lightly imo.
I guess it’s because of the whole “carrying the child inside you for about 9 months” thing, as opposed to “impregnating someone and not being directly affected afterwards” Still gross tho
Actual Research Well remember, women are supposedly less outgoing than men and have poor math skills in comparison so we can't make pitches, sales, and keep records. But hey, we're more creative and social. No one's EVER made a business out of those skills. ;)
I'll have to tell that one to my mom, who opened up a motorcycle parts shop with a coworker once. Or my sister, who's jumped ship from a job twice in her life to open a business with her coworkers. The looks on their faces alone will be worth it.
"Four friends start a small business and the difficulties they have to face is a masculine story at its core" THE BABYSITTERS CLUB IS ABOUT THE SAME GODDAMN THING! XD XD XD
Sarah Watt smh don't you know it's apart of our F E M A L E P E R O G A T I V E to only sell etsy crafts??? read the fucking handbook on being a woman sometime smh
men bust ghosts and women sell things on etsy... so...men play make believe and have fun while women start their own business though skill and hard work alone? your move Davis!
We need to tell him that Bruce Banner is a wimpy guy, who got lucky with gamma-radiation...or how Cap is actually a really skinny dude... Or how Tony Stark isn't a fighter and got his ass kicked by ladies before... Davis probably didn't watch Avengers, cause of that sjw Joss Whedon
His claim that 'the average man is stronger than 95% of women' is not even a strong one. Going by sheer global population, the AVERAGE man on earth is a 28 year old Han Chinese male standing 5'5" and weighing about 150lbs. To be honest, I kinda think I could take him. Then again maybe David Aurini meant himself to be the average man, but in that case he's an absolute drunkard.
I think he's more outing himself of being batshit scared of the 5% women (which are way more in reality) than anything. In a perfect world meninists will have to survive 3 rounds in a cage against woman fighters every month. Free neckbeard punching bags, eh?!
You know, when my buddies and I first saw the ScarJo chair scene in Avengers, up in my buddy's smoke filled attic bedroom, there was no cognitive dissonance. We went "woah" and "damn" and kept watching the movie.
@@XMarkusMaximusX Apparently ScarJo did learn to do the head scissors takedown for her part? Which is impressive. I'm not a huge fan of a lot of her casting choices, but at least she is a professional about getting the physicality of her roles down.
Yup, woman can't be Ghostbusters. That's why Janine in "The Real Ghostbusters" was a Ghostbuster and had to save the four main Ghostbusters on several occasions, including facing down a god one time. And winning. Masculinity is collapsing!
Yeah, why not just be yourself and like what you like, romantically, sexually and socially? If you're a man who likes knitting then you're a man who likes knitting. You stay a man. If you're a woman who likes cars etetc... ffs this guy is probably repressing good emotions to be this vile, toxic hateful version of a man
I legit cant even be offended on this one - and I am a professional feminist (as in that is where my paycheck comes from)....so one would think I am eternally offended. But damn, this is so ludicrous I can't even be bothered to do more than laugh uproariously while bleeding on my birthing bed.
Whaddaya expect from a guy who not only has a toy skull, but he's given it a name? Also, I have zero respect for people who not only ice their whisky, but just let it all melt into that good, good alcohol. Buy wine coolers if you can't stand the flavor.
Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin was a young woman whose husband died early in their marriage, took on a business that was going to be dissolved, actually went through an apprenticeship to prove that she was worthy to take on the business, and took numerous strategic steps and gambles to lead a business that today we call Veuve Clicquot (which translates to “The Widow Clicquot”, as she was a widow). She was one of the first international businesswomen, and was enormously successful, but let’s just ignore all that. Because only men can be ghostbusters.
Glad he noticed Black Widow has superhuman abilities. I've had the damnedest time explaining to people that she's a super soldier much like Steve, only with an off-brand Russian serum. oh...he meant that to be absurd. Nevermind.
Lucky Stampede right? I've read the comics and Romanoff basically doesn't age because of the nanobites in her blood. I know you meant it as a joke but I actually want to talk about this.
i was fine with it either way. The way she fights most of teh time is really bloody dirty, like really nasty moves. Didn't even realise she had super powers and it didn't take anything away from it.
I love Mr Aurini's lack of understanding of Etsy. If women are not as inclined to open up a business like the Ghostbusters then why would they prefer to make money on Etsy, A Micro-Business platform connecting an Artisan or group of creators to consumers? In using that sentence he's basically saying "men open up businesses and women open up businesses too"
"Strength" (also translated "Fortitude") is the 8th card of the Tarot Major Arcana. As with most Tarot cards it is believed to originate around the 1360's. The most common artwork of the Strength card is a woman and a male lion. The lion walks alongside and below the woman's arm, this king of the jungle clearly subservient to the woman. The woman has not overpowered the lion, she has not hunted it down and throttled it into submission. She has simply calmed it. The lion submits to her calm character, to her discipline. And through all this, the card declares her "Strong". Even the fucking medieval period could understand this, _David_
"Women were evolved for Etsy, and men were evolved to be Ghostbusters" I actually spat my water out at that part lol I love these Measured response videos! Keep up the great work!
The whole "psychological ancestry" is so hilarious. Pre-historic humans were mostly hunter-gatherers. Everyone worked to find food to ensure survival, and everyone helped to look after the children, to ensure the next generation would grow up (yes, that means men looked after children that weren't their own, the cucks). The whole concept of "man works, womz take care of kids" wasn't much of a thing until the industrial revolution, where it was commonplace for a sole person to provide the income for the family. Just all my whats.
Davis' whole explanation on how men and women acted in pre-historic times is such ridiculous bullshit that even I, a fucking idiot with basically no in-depth knowledge of the time period can easily spot a *massive* flaw with his idea. That flaw being: How could a species that evolved in such a way that one-half of the species would take stupid risks that they couldn't possibly handle just to impress the other half, and said other half did almost nothing all day, possibly survive for so long? *Why* would a species *ever* evolve like that?
Research on hunter-gatherer societies discovered since the 1700's and Paleolithic settlements estimates that about 80% of the caloric intake was from gathered food. Gathered food included plants, insects, small animals (squirrels, rats) & reptiles, inshore seafood (fish, crabs, clams). Probably everyone in the tribe did this. Have you ever seen a documentary in which an aboriginal man is scrounging around the landscape for food? The knowledge of where to find food was probably a critical survival skill for everyone. And while the menfolk were out in the wild, risking their lives in the hunt for big game, the womenfolk were out in the wild risking their lives to gather food. Why would you think that the woods/plains that the women gathered in was any less dangerous than the woods/plains that the men hunted in?
Brittany Heiman Also, "paternity" probably wasn't a concept understood by primitive human cultures. www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/07/617097908/why-grandmothers-may-hold-the-key-to-human-evolution news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/10/131008-women-handprints-oldest-neolithic-cave-art/
@@paulwalsh2220 "Why would a species ever evolve like that?" seriously? its essentially sexual selection? did you never wonder why peacocks do exactly what you said no species would ever do???? i mean this is not some unknown thing scientists are trying to figure out...you can find something explaining this in like 5 seconds of research. www.livescience.com/5066-peacocks-colorful-tails.html i actually don't even like that article but its enough.
Davis Aurini talking about "malformed, stunted understanding of masculinity" is honestly tragic. I can't think of another man in more need of feminism than him.
Making the Tyrion and Varys allusions it alternative forms of strength, and leaving out the fact that the TWO STRONGEST AND MOST POWERFUL CHARACTERS ON THE SHOW ARE BOTH WOMEN!!!!! Cersei and Daenerys....
@@Rexotec oh you mean season six when it was canceled and the other six seasons, which were planned and to give GoT the ending it deserved, were shelved? She was pretty admirable back then... except her well meaning semi imperialism I guess. Such a shame it never finished. But oh well.
As a native to the Louisville area with many Kentuckian friends, I just want to say that the way this man "drinks" whiskey should be enough to earn him a de-platforming all on its own.
*Shitty looking reboot of a movie that had a good cast, with a different cast... not actually that much outbreak? People like you continuously misrepresent what people are actually complaining about. You're creating a strawman by implying that the 'women hunting ghosts together' part is what's causing 'mass hysteria', which is quite simply not true.
first they kill us in life, and now that they're ghostbusters they're killing us in death, THERE IS NO ESCAPE!!! Some people are real stupid aren't they.
Fun fact: I once heard one of my friends say that they liked purple, then I shouted 'haha you like a girl colour', then I realised it sounded stupid and sat their embarrassed and hoped no one heard. Pretty sure I was either 6 or 7 when that happened, but maybe Davis Aurini never learnt that particular lesson Edit: ffs, I realised 3 months later I used the wrong 'there'. Whatever, I'm not even fixing it, you have to read it and suffer now.
"We'll kill you with kindness and your ghost will be a feminist. That wasn't a threat, that was a- metaphor." That was the best things of all time. That and the little smacky at 13:09.
You would think that such a lover and defender of "Western Civilization" would of heard of the idea of being "born in the purple" and it's importance to certain Western Civilizations in his learning of said civilizations.
"The average man is stronger than 95% of women." [Citation Needed] EDIT: Alright, so I have to say something now. My mother started a cleaning business about five years ago because she was tired of working for various cleaning companies. It was fairly successful. She got a very large number of clients, including everything from small houses to large office buildings awaiting renovation. By now, you're probably wondering why I'm talking in the past tense. About a year and a half ago, my family got into a horrible car accident. We were hit in the driver side door. My mother was driving. To this day, she has a massive gash and permanent nerve damage in her leg. She can no longer work. She was planning in hiring someone and working with them, and eventually sending them out to go clean on their own, but she never had the chance. She built up a business only to have it torn down by chance and fate. The fact that this "man" is claiming that she was too weak to do any of that is deeply offensive and frankly straight-up repulsive. Thank you for tearing him apart, Harris, but I don't think I'll be rewatching this video any time soon.
This kinda makes me wonder how this douche treats his OWN mother? Moms are ALWAYS the strongest people in our lives, emotionally and physically. His mom deserves better than him. I feel bad that she had to go through all that pain to push this fucker out, just for him to call her weak. This man DESPERATELY needs an asskicking.
@@sourapplesuits5864 I don't know Davis Aurini from Adam, but I have noticed that most of the men I know who denigrated women also hated their mothers. Maybe he legit had a bad childhood and needs years of therapy. Y E A R S .
Same. Before my mom divorced my dad, her existence was ignored and the vast amount of work she did handwaved because she was a housewife and it was expected of her to do it while my dad spending the slightest time with me was lauded. With debt and no money after divorcing, my mother learned new professions and started a new business just to support us and built us a comfortable life while people laughed and told her to find a man to be arm candy to. To perpetuate the ideas that ruin the lives of many single women by telling them they can’t do anything but find men is disgusting
@@sourapplesuits5864 Ya know, it's entirely possible that his entire insecurity and issues are because he was raised by crappy parents, including his mother if she was around. People are not automatically good people just because they are a mom or dad. There is a lot of abusive terrible parents out there, moms too. A good mom is something I agree with can not be underestimated, but I also find it sexist to assume that dads aren't also strong people, especially single fathers who already feel like the world judges them because the kids don't have a mom, as well as the assumption that all mothers are good just because they are mothers. Him getting an asskicking is more than likely what caused him to be whom he is and his insecurity. There is a plethora of evidence that shows that spanking is just abuse and doesn't even work for the goal of correcting bad behavior, especially when used out of aggression. It's also illegal in many countries, but persists in the USA because of a completely mistranslated religious text "Spare the rod, spoil the child" when from what scholars who know Hebrew and understand the language in translation have said that sparing the rod meant guidance, not the literal rod to beat children with as so many seem to take it. What's shittier is people will read this and instinctually deny it because they were probably spanked and realizing that they were abused, even if its through good intent, IE the parent believes what they were doing was best, and it's how they were raised etc etc just perpetuates the cycle of abuse and in creating people like Davis.
"Ghostbusters is ultimately about four friends putting together a small business, which is a masculine story at its core. That's why women are evolved for Etsy."
I gotta admit, it is kind of refreshing to see a misogynist who is self-aware and honest enough to acknowledge his warped, sexist views. Bigotry should always be expressed openly; so we know what idiots we need to avoid.
The super-dry humor in this video is amazing. I had to rewind the part around 2:40 several times; the camera pans around a giant green guy, a flying dude in a metal suit and a Norse god with a magical hammer just to focus on a girl in a leather outfit while you deadpan, "the most unrealistic member of the Avengers..." Awesome.
I've taken 'unrealistic' to mean 'how realistic is it that, in a world with superpowers from mutants to literal gods exist, said person is part of the Avenger team, who are supposed to be an elite force protecting Earth (or rather the USA?)'. Maybe the films do not flesh her out enough but as far as I can see Black Widow is the least super out of this team of super heros. Then again, as far as the films are concerned Hawk Eye (and if we get down to it, also Iron Man and Captain America) aren't all that extraordinary either, so whatever.
@@unica0101 No, fighting-wise that makes more sense than a guy with bow and arrow. One might think that some one who chooses to fight with bow and arrow in sucha futuristic setting has some abilities to enhance their medieval weaponry but as mentioned above, if there is anything the Marvel films don't really show it.
Davis Aurini was born September 25th, 1981 (in Hamilton, Ontario, why are so many of the alt-right Canadian ?).At the time of production of his video , he was 35 years old at most. That is a high degree of hairline recession for a 35 year old. And is he not aware that higher testosterone levels tend to correlate with onset of male pattern baldness at an earlier age ? Those testosterone creams maybe aren't the best idea.
@@duckdad557 depends. some medical testosterone (such as that used in HRT for transgender men, and for cis men with naturally low testosterone) comes in the form of a gel to be applied to the skin, so it's possible it's something similar... but it's also possible it's more alt-right pseudoscience that's coincidentally close to real science.
@@mozarteanchaos yeah, I use the injections and my endo has said the creams work just as well, but that's like actual science made by endocrinologists. so yeah gels work, just get them from an endocrinologist and not alt right morons 👍
Is mindblowing to me that someone can make constructive and funny content about Davis Aurini, and for that you earn a suscriber, but at the same time, kind of hate how you redeem his existence, man... what a paradox
he made an important closing note though. hating a person like ol baldy vehemently is ultimately unhealthy for anyone who has common sense. all you can really do is juts laugh and shake your head at ppl like that and keep it moving. its a lot healthier for all of us.
You know it's kind of funny, I've watched this video repeatedly and I never before realized how freaking hilarious the "women don't start businesses" idea is from the perspective of my family. My brother and I are each currently running a small business that my mother founded.
Do I think the movie will be the best thing ever? No. But good lord the loops some people are willing to jump through to prove it's going to set back mankind are insane.
I actually hope it will be good. And then e manbabies will do videos about how "it doesn't count"! I watched the first Ghostbusters a couple of times before. It's really not a masterpiece that's impossible to replicate. People are acting as if it's "Apocalypse Now" or some shit...
lmao, thank you! ppl are acting like orig.GB is Citizen Kane and are getting outraged on the level of hiring a white man to play a black man in the story of his life. It's not even that serious. Its a goofy movie from the 80s about ghost hunting. Toys and merchandise that are currently being produced and that are planned for future releases are predominantly of the all male led movie. People are getting scrambly for literally no reason.
Curious to see what y'all thought two years down the road. (Personally I thought it was cute. I wasn't attached to the originals, so while the remake wasn't what I'd call especially *good*, it held my attention and I smiled a couple times. Most of my affection for it is probably due to the actors and not the frankly mediocre-at-best script, but for "the worst movie ever made" I thought we could've gotten much worse.
@@silvertamagachi Definitely wasn't the worst movie ever made. IMO it was pretty shit but I did genuinely laugh a few times. Not the worst, not the best, but it didn't kill all men.
I'm not sure that's true, but I'm not sure that's not true by certain measurements. The average man is, by mathematical definition, stronger than 49.99999% of other men. The average man DOES weigh 30 more pounds than the average woman. If you find some specific tests of strength that are tuned to the increased weight and wider shoulders of men you might be able to finagle a mostly honest 95% statistic out of that.
@@murrfeeling That statistic is from one study of grip strength, and the size differences was believed to constitute about half the difference from memory. They also had a look at upper body strength and low body strength, which did still favour men (not by as much as grip). But, I need to have a properly look at the methodology - the sample size, populations tested, type of exercise... they can have a big influence on how representative it is. Not to mention if it noted the relative fitness of test subjects.
@@murrfeeling I'm sorry, but your assumption that the average man is by definition stronger that 49,999(etc)% of men is simply wrong. Let's say we measure strength level from 1 to 10. Let's say we have a group of ten men: two of them are at strength level 1, four are at level 7, and three are at level 8. That means the average man in this group is a strength level 6.1. Yet he is only stronger than 20% of the men in the group measured. So be careful when thinking about averages: they can be very misleading.
Is he saying women CANT do the things he's listed...Because they can and they do...? So basically he just doesn't want them to... Also the newest Ghostbusters was crap...but not because of the sexes of the main characters.
JohnnyTheWolf You're so right. Bad editing can kill a good movie. (For me) It's weaknesses rival most movies that Hollywood makes nowadays. (Editing being a BIG one) I guess in a way that's equality! Lol.
JohnnyTheWolf I'm gonna have to look up that edit! I actually never got around to seeing GB2... Based on your comment perhaps I haven't been missing out... Now, you wouldn't happen to know a good edit of Suicide Squad you could suggest, would ya? 😏
@@LindsayCatherine That movie shares a spot with BvS, as both are movies that are fucking unsalvageable in any way, shape, or form. (Also, I only saw it once three years ago, but I thought Ghostbusters 3 was fine)
@@oscarmccormack1611 - I disagree. I thought the 2016 "Ghostbusters" was terrible. Though admittedly my sense of humor can be a bit more visceral which is why I find Elctra Woman ripping a guys arm off highly amusing and why I go out of my way to pick up movies like "Wolf Cop". In fact, the most enjoyable moment for me when it came to the 2016 movie was watching Bill Murray's character getting thrown out of a second story window.
2016 Ghostbusters is legit one of the terrible movies that I *freaking love*. Could the editing be tighter? Could the directorial choices for our only WOC be a little less anvil-dropping? Yeah, okay, fine. But it was a bunch of silly fun and I loved all of it anyway.
When Aurini frames it as "four friends coming together to try and start a business" he makes it sound like Sex in the City or something xD The irony! Honestly that makes me even more psyched to see four women start a business and fight the ethereal undead, that sounds badass as fuck!
"I've been nostalgic for other people's childhoods my whole life" You said that in 2016, but I live in the far off year of 2019 and just realize that Patricia Taxxon got the title of the first song on her album Little Spoon (December 2018) from *this* video. *edit for gender
Here in 2024. I noticed that line too. Glad to see I wasn't the only one who noticed. Haha, honestly, I wish Patricia would release annotations with her songs, they're just so dense with references/samples that I don't know.
I read once where a professor said, about caveman times, that "If 5 men in the tribe went out and only 2 came back, life would go on. If 5 women went out and 2 came back, society would collapse." Just something to gnaw on while antifeminists go on a rant abt how men evolved to be better or whatever.
@@itsyaboinadia Because in those times childbirth was a riskier thing than it is these days. If even one women was present in the tribe than the chances of it lasting were obviously better. If there were more women that meant more chances to have children, more children whether boy or girl equal more manpower, boys for hunting and girls for subsequent childbearing. Chances of death were pretty high then so as long as there were women there was at least some chance of continuity of the tribe. Women also contributed to child rearing and other chores also needed. It was pretty primitive because they were primitive. To bring that setup as the ultimate end goal of roles to today's society is laughable at best. It can't work because healthcare, education, opportunities and freedom have fundamentally changed the reasons why humans were like that back then.
@@itsyaboinadia Though you should know newer studies have highlighted that the idea that only men provided for the tribe is not entirely accurate. Big game hunting only accounted for a small percentage of diet of primitive societies especially depending on their environment. Hunting animals such as deers without modern weaponary is exhausting and difficult and rarely meets the demand. Hunting more dangerous ones could cause death or injury, so small games such as fish, rabbits etc were eaten more, with which women could have also helped. Moreover fruits were available in many regions after the populations spread out. Keeping livestock also started especially in the east because milk of cow or goat could save from starvation and if the worst came the animal could be eaten. And well after farming was started men and women both worked in the field.
"four friends putting together a small business" "cautious women who would rather achieve a stable income on etsy" this is hilarious because running an etsy store is a small business
2:39 but Black Widow literally has the Russian version of Cap's super serum in the comics... Davis Aubergine caught talking out of his ass again, more unsurprising news at 11 3:37 lmfao Dangle Aruini using Yin Yang wrong good shit hbomberguy, keep up the good work!
I didn't know about the serum because I don't really read her stuff, but I did know she's been trained since girlhood apparently to be a special "super-soldier" type. But even more importantly, it doesn't matter, b/c comics are full of people without superpowers who survive fighting the Hulk or Darkseid or whoever. I mean, Batman has literally defeated Darkseid in animated form. Robin can fight giant hulking rock monsters and not die. Etc. The idea that male heroes are somehow more adept at stuff like that, with or without powers, is so ridiculous I can't believe the amount of male comic fans who are miffed by a female character doing similar. It's all pretend. Batman being male doesn't mean he should be able to do half the things he does. It's all make-believe. Real-world biology is out the window before Stan Lee is done declaring "Face front, True Believers!"
So Aurini doesn't know anything at all about film does he. I'm no film student but I do know that he totally doesn't know the definition of "strong character", apparently not even knowing that's a real story writing term.
I don't think you have to know anything about film to grasp that. When someone says 'My mother is a strong woman,' does anyone really imagine her bench pressing? No, they imagine she's been through a lot and handled it. I almost don't believe he can be that stupid, but it's either that or he's being purposely obtuse and hoping no one will notice.
Yeah, but the most obvious answer can be the least obvious to somebody with such low emotional intelligence. I thought he might at least get the definition of the term correct,. *slaps self*
Geospasmic to be fair he does have a point that "strong" is used differently on women than men. we assume for men its physical, and for women its emotional. we need to change that.
@@hello-jy9hf But therapy is womanly, so not only will he not go, but he could never listen to a therapist, either. I wonder what he thinks of Canadian Kermit.
I agree. The insecurity he shows is to a level that almost ALMOST seems to border some self-awareness, but in defense he ignores it, shuts it down. While we're all having a good laugh at it all, it's also that it would be just plain sad and infuriating if we couldn't giggle at the absurdity and illogic in the way he presents his arguments and thought processes.
Soooo....the 2016 Ghostbusters really sucked. It sucked hard. But not because they were women. In fact, the cast was great, and it was a cool spin to make an all-woman Ghostbusters. But it sucked because it wasn't funny. And the script was bad. And the dialogue was largely spontaneous instead of writing good jokes. And the overly-obvious use of product placement. That said, Paul Feig gave us Freaks and Geeks. So, even though he failed here, he is definitely talented.
I couldn't disagree more. I loved it, and actually preferred it to the original (which I also liked). I'm autistic, and the script felt almost tailor-made for my sense of humour.
I was legitimately amazed the first time I saw the new Ghostbusters trailer, because I only watched it out of curiosity a few days ago, long after everyone else declared the trailer to be the worst thing ever and the cause of at least seventeen different types of venereal disease. It was nothing special, but absolutely not worth the backlash. It's like finding out that all these MRAs and angry man-children are getting upset over a picture of a dog. Like... how? How are people forcing themselves to pretend to be outraged over this? Bah! Also, good video.
I am surprised. I honestly thought that Davis Aurini would be suggesting women were bad at science and couldn't be nerds (or something along those lines). Nice to see it was even more ridiculous.
Yeah. I'd hate for this to develop into a Thunderf00t/Sarkeesian type of fixation, but we still would need to have about 40 more videos before that becomes a problem.
That was the first thing I thought when I just saw this guy, I didn't know him before. "Yup, that Davis guy just looks like Kane." But Kane is the superior character in every way. Kane has ideology, charisma, makes great speeches...even if you hate him; you wanna know about him, his story, his endgoals. Whereas Davis...after this video, I don't want to know more about him.
Kane was subjectively funnier - Davis is just the object of humour and mostly if you are a straight passing guy. otherwise it is just too scary to be funny.
Crystal skull vodka....created by Dan Aykroyd of Ghostbusters fame...used to make fun of Mr. Skull Man Davis Aurini....there's so many levels to this shit
so this director has a warped view of masculinity because his father was always working. but is that not what men are supposed to be doing. women raise children, including male children right?
Aurini's reasoning is so tortured that I keep having to pause this video, catch my breath and look away. I've seen Saw movies with less brutal, pointless abuse than this. Please, someone write up a restraining order that keeps him at least a hundred feet away from... words, I guess?
Me looking at a gay couple: so who is the one who sells stuff on etsy, and who is the ghostbuster?
OH MY GOD i'm cackling and i'm pretty sure i just scared my neighbors
best meme
I'm reading this on my iPad at two thirty, I'm so tired it took me four tries to like this comment.
Top = ghostbuster, bottom = etsy
Dear Sir/Ma'am/Person, I have to say no to your blatant atempt at puttin us comitted, etsy/ghostbuster couples into such narrow boxes. *sniff*
"starting a small business is a male thing"
"women were evolved for etsy, which is a site that allows you to have a small business"
TOP QUALITY COMMENTARY DAVE
Holy fuck even hbomb didnt notice that HARDCORE DOUBLETHINK
Sometimes there's so much hypocrisy you don't catch it all, lmao
@@nicestpancake yeah it truly baffles me how intense the mental gymnastics have to be in order to develop and keep a worldview so fundamentally flawed and contradictory
love it when right-wingers literally shoot themselves in the foot with the very argument they're trying to make
@@tootiredforthis1 they don't want to eat soy because then their thick skulls will show instead of being hidden by the fat
"I'm going to have a baby." "Congratulations! Is it a Ghostbusters or an Etsy?"
Weirdest gender reveal party in 3..2..2021!
If they are BOTH...would that make them genderfluid?...If they are neither...nonbinary? (I didn't write this to insult people, I just wanted to be funny)
Ghostbusters is my favorite gender
@@Misora7303 If they’re both that is usually considered bigender and if they fluctuate it generally means genderfluid. Though they both fall under the umbrella term of non-binary. Hope this helps 😊
@@Misora7303 genderfluid people are nonbinary lol
The average forklift is stronger than 99% of all men and is therefore more masculine.
Conclusion: get forklift-certified.
They tried to kill me with a forklift :)
@@freddie5890 YOU'RE TOO LATE SONIC! I AM NOW FORKLIFT CERTIFIED!
forklifts truly are an inspiration to us all
Ngl, this just makes me slightly terrified of the ~400 million men that are stronger than the average forklift
"it's in men's nature to provide for their families and in women's to raise their children"
"His father was always working and his mother raised him, so he has a malformed idea of manhood"
I guess?
“Malformed” really seems to be a corner stone of this physically and mentally supremely shaped Manlyman.
THISSSS!!!!
Grammar though, Lara?
Hey, you're wrong.
It is the nature of men to provide for their families and women's to raise their children.
its also the nature of women to provide for their families and the men to raise their children.
nothing malformed about that, they're not mutually exclusive
@@hellorin is this ironic i legitimately cant tell
I have a theory that Davis suffers from alcoholism but believes that whiskey contains estrogen.
Just look at Bob from Fight Club
P Ferreira So why is he even drinking it?
Dude. Fantastic.
soybeans contain estrogen, pretty bad for you if you don't cook them.
Maybe there could be a drinking game where every time he pretends to take a sip you all have to take a real one for him
I tried to use Etsy one time, but my pectoral muscles and beard kept getting in the way. I was so turned around I accidentally ordered a cursed birdbath from a witch. Fortunately when ghost birds came out, I used my superior male ghost-vanquishing powers to subdue them, purifying the birdbath and turning it into a normal birdbath, which I carried to the garden and installed, using my muscles.
I know this comment is a month old already but I'm reading this at 2 in the morning and I completely fucking lost it at "my pectoral muscles and beard kept getting in the way". I'm laughing so hard that my eyes are watering, thank you for making my night x'DD
You ordered it from a witch, you say?A female witch?AHA! Ghost-birds are the fault of the womz!
underrated
I'm literally crying...with laughter
Come on now, The Golden One, no need for a sockpuppet account. We know it's you.
(I know it's not really The Golden One, but LET ME HAVE THIS)
"Men inherited they ability to start small businesses from our ancestors". I had no idea that cavemen were known for their incredible business ssavviness.
as we all know, neanderthals invented capitalism
Literally weren't able to start business in feudal society. Private businesses and capital are products of post-Industrial revolution society. Before that you either owned land or you were a serf. That's it.
@@KasumiRINA I'm afraid you are forgetting about craftsmen, artists, priests, knights and merchants. There WAY more social classes in feudal society than just landowners and serfs. Post-Industrial revolution society didn't just pop up out of nowhere it was a gradual change.
Sorry for sounding preachy, I grew up in a household full of history majors and I tend to get too passionate about the subject.
And cavewomen did nothing but run etsy store after etsy store
@@mozarteanchaos Gonna go back n kill em then.
I love how Davis finds the female member of the Avengers (who is trained in martial arts and with Firearms) more ridiculous than THE GUY FIGHTING ALIENS WITH A BOW AND ARROWS!
Tell him about the Wushu Nuns of historic China, his head would explode.
And the literal Norse God.
Okay, not disagreeing, but the unrealistic part isn't that circus boy Clint Barton fights aliens with bomb tipped arrows, but that the guy helps in fighting an army of them and doesn't run out of them within the first five minutes
Tell him about The Night Witches of WW2...... or the female Russian Sniper from WW2....... or the dozens of other Female historical figures........
@@apex2000 Wuxia, I think is how it's spelled.
all I have on my resume is "proficient at bleeding on the B I R T H I N G b e d" and I've gotten every job I've ever applied to
Really? The only thing I've been able to do is open an Etsy store.
And I can't sew or make crafts for shit.
I hope one of the jobs was midwife, haha
Not even your name?
this is the pussy pass right here.
🤣🤣🤣
I'll be honest, the funniest part is that he says starting a small business is man's thing, and then he says women evolved to sell crap on Etsy. Um.... isn't selling stuff online starting a small business?
MakiPcr also etsy ain't stable at all
The Bible describing the ideal wife (probably written 2 ,500 - 3,000 years ago)
Proverbs 31:10 A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies. 16. She considers a field and buys it out of her earnings she plants a vineyard. 18. She sees that her trading is profitable, and her lamp does not go out at night. 24 She makes linen garments and sells them, and supplies the merchants with sashes.
Well yah, if you bother to READ it. I ain't got time to read!
Not really ?
@@Herschel1738 I'm all for quoting the inconsistencies of the Bible but if we want to discredit its value to people who blindly believe everything it says we can't cherry pick it to argue the opposites either. Just food for thought.
"Women were evolved for Etsy, and men were evolved to be Ghostbusters"
brb dead
Nonbinary people have evolved to ghost bust on etsy.
A transgender memoir: "Busting made me feel (like a man)"
Agender people live in a sad void lacking both in ghosts and upcycled octopus necklaces
***** It's a website where you can create your own storefront and sell whatever you like. Some people create jewelry, sell vintage clothing they find, knitting patterns, handmade cosmetics, furniture, art and prints, whatever you can ship legally and sell. It's basically Ebay if the userbase was mostly women handcrafting things.
I would like to take this moment to mention that Etsy is also home to THE MANLIEST MEN I HAVE EVER KNOWN, people who make furniture out of reclaimed wood and industrial equipment.
The Bible says Ghostbuster and Etsy, not Ghostbuster and Ghostbuster!!!!!
Which is why I did both, granted I was bored selling stuff but the Bible told me to do both
Well said ghostbuster or etsy store owner, well said.
Yet I bet most hypocritical Bible thumpers still watch etsy on etsy porn
My jaw actually dropped "four friends starting a small business is an inherently masculine story" 😂
@@chaoticgood12 if you open an etsy shop you immediately lose all estrogen in your body as your uterus gets up and walks away. it's science baby.
I work for a woman-owned business lol. She started it because her boss wouldn't let her take a day off to take care of her sick child.
@@neuroatypicalkirby2 finally someone said it. If you disagree you're mentality ill.
@@neuroatypicalkirby2 Free transitioning for FtM lets gooooo
After all, business was invented by a man, Jonathan Business
“It’s about four friends putting together a small business and the difficulties they face”. Sounds like a good summary of the first entry in the Babysitter’s Club book series, which was one of the girliest things of all time.
Omg for real the hottest take
The main difference is that you wouldn’t want Bill Murray’s Ghostbusters character around your kids 🤭☎️👻🚫
“He’s finally found the most unbelievable, unrealistic member of the avengers!”
*T H E W O M A N*
i think about this quote every day of my life
But not the guy with a fucking bow and arrows.
@@jwalker-zf5fd i mean a guy in SLC was using a hunting bow against protesters YESTERDAY so, not all that unbelievable
@@Spottedleaf14 But is using bow and arrow avenger-level?
@@xCorvus7x oh true... no
This physically strong woman who is good at fighting sure is ruining the realism of this movie about people with supernatural abilities like controlling lightning, super strength and so on.
Gah! Unnatural! You don't exist because in my world only men can do physically demanding tasks! You bitch!
Seriously, someone should introduce Davis Aurini to Ronda Rousey and other female fighters and see if he still holds that claim. And lives to tell the tale.
He wouldn't go near them. Davis is like most of these assholes, a tough talker on the internet. He spends his days ranting about minorities, womenz and acting like a cultured snob and tough guy, but if actually confronted with a real fighter, he'd fold up like paper.
Phat Blunt Bitch please you're weak as a fucking stick, get back to the kitchen
CinemaSins? What are you doing here?
IKR. Like, is Batman or Tony Stark really more realistic anyway? All of these characters should be dead by now, but a LOT of male fans are convinced your Batman types are "just like them" and will seriously tell you that Batman is a normal guy who "could take a bullet at any time." He's a fantasy figure. They're ALL fantasy characters, with fantasy powers, even the ones without powers. It's a power fantasy.
Glad you dealt with the REAL travesty here; Davis diluting whisky to the point where it is 50% water, and then never drinking it. Inexcusable. It's almost as if he is using the liquor, cigarettes, leather jackes, and novelty human skulls as props in a failed effort to reassure himself and others of his masculinity. He could also be using them as props in an attempt to cosplay as an 80's movie villain who is secretly a teetotaler, and if so he is succeeding beautifully.
Davis comes off as a horrible and scary person because of his obviously terrible beliefs, but when you actually dig into how he acts, he's really just kind of sad...
Aww, you think that’s real whisky and not from a can of Arizona tea.
Tia Williams if that is from a can of iced tea that would be the perfect cherry on top of the sad pie that is Davis aurini
Tia Williams those were my thoughts exactly, considering that he doesn't seem to react at all to the strength of the drink, or even the smell from when he puts it near his face.
@@ashleyc983 With as diluted as it would be at that point, I don't think even a child would react to it.
I still love how he thinks "knowing martial arts" is "superhuman abilities".
which isn't surprising since he's a right wing "masculine" man but can't hold a gun properly
Oh boy if I get my orange belt in karate, I can finally have some superpowers. Fuckin yaldy!
@@nejdalej update?
@@malaksafa4074 he probably got it, it takes about 4-5 months to get the next belt, source: am black belt
I mean, for what it's worth, at least in comic continuities, she does have a version of Captain America's Super Solider Serum. Inferior copy of it, of course, because she's a woman, I guess...
imagine being threatened by the term "strong woman" and thinking it means men aren't *generally* physically stronger
angel Also, being so threatened by physically strong women that you’re hell-bent on convincing yourself that the average man is stronger than 95% of women, rather than it being two bell curves. Like sure Dave, I totally believe that you can beat female wrestlers in an arm wrestle
@@PalomaDreams17 Ok, I don't really want to defend Davis here, but Davis arm wrestling a female wrestler isn't a very good comparison. The only exercise Davis gets is lifting his arm to have a sip of whiskey (I forget what he was drinking). It isn't fair to compare him to a strong woman with the dedication to become physically powerful! Oh wait...
Dave also seems to have a fundamental misunderstanding of combat and fighting in the way he just casually dismissed Black Widow (who mostly uses judo and BJJ which are designed to work AROUND brute force) or strong women in general. It goes without saying that writing a shitty movie with shallow themes of social justice or empowerment to a minority for a easy profit is bad. But to dismiss women as incapable of fighting competently is such a disrespect to fighters. It underplays the strength that each discipline builds through strenuous work. Even women Muay Thai fighters are expected to chop down trees with their legs. Davis does not have the balls to step into the Octagon with anyone, especially not a Rose Namajunas or a Holly Holm.
You'd think these meninists weren't actually picking fights with female MMA fighters?.. spoiler alert, the "stronger bigger males" got beaten up.
Yeah this shit is pretty funny to watch as a 125lb woman who is not a professional athlete of any kind and is stronger than most men. (Not to mention started my own business and work a physically dangerous job lol).
Even looking at pure physical strength (combat skill is dependent on many additional factors), most men don't weight train, and most people, regardless of sex, can double or treble their untrained muscle strength in only a year or two of training. Most of the difference in strength comes from size- a guy who's stronger than 95% of women the same weight as him would be stronger than 80% of men that weight.
Wait wait wait, hold up. Davis claimed that the director never learned about masculinity because his dad was always working and this warped him, doesn't he want to revert to traditional nuclear families with a working father and stay at home mother?
Hey Davis, I managed to find actual cognitive dissonance!
Yeah I realised this too. This guy is a gold mine.
hey did you know, Lemmy Kilmister, the front man of that band Davis has a giant banner of, was raised by his single mother?
clearly the solution is to have two dads , one to work and one to teach the kids about masculinity, the bisexual polyamorous family model is clearly superior
I know I noticed that too
but everything he says is so inconsistent it's hard to keep track
he can't even form semi-coherent sentences without taking 10 pretend-sips of diluted shitty tasting whiskey in between
The smoking and drinking, macho, probably unintentionally homoerotic bullshit is so cringey. I wish I'd never found out about this guy. What a prick.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. The Ghostbusters are professional vacuumers. If women aren't even allowed to vacuum, what is left for us? Besides bleeding on the birthing bed, but I do that every morning and need an afternoon activity.
Whatever you choose, just make sure that it doesn't involve independent thought, lifting anything over 500 grams or leaving the house.
Judging by what the internet considers "funny," there's also sandwich making.
If I don't leave the house, how I am supposed to go for those gang bangs every weekend that Aurini is always on about? I suppose I'll put down some plastic sheeting and have them here.
What no they are Characters in a movie that hunt ghosts, not maidservants/manservants.
The reason The Ghostbusters reboot failed was not because the actors were women, but that they were women...
Woman who didn't put effort and care into a movie that didn't give effort or care. The movie was made to make money, and only that, not entertain or tell a good story, but money pure and simple. The actors are decent and could be good but the roles they played were stale boring and stiff, Personally I know much about the actors but the roles were forced, and the actors didn't seem too into it, or allowed be give their own charisma. Melissa McCarthy for example seemed like she was working straight off of what some executive told the director.
In the original ghostbusters other then Ernie Hudson who due to racist executives cutting his role, The cast was given a lot of room to be themselves and they really wanted to make a good, yet fun movie.
The movie was meant to be fun, 2016 Ghostbusters was meant to play on the "feminine power", and make money, but it backfired.
> "Melissa McCarthy for example seemed like she was working straight off of what some executive told the director."
> "In the original ghostbusters [...] The cast was given a lot of room to be themselves and they really wanted to make a good, yet fun movie."
The DVD of the reboot includes almost an hours worth of the actors ad-libbing. Did the execs not care about the movie? Maybe, maybe not. But the actors sure did.
'Only men can hunt for ghosts'? MS PAC MAN YALL
@Anon Ymous Or women liked the original movie so when they wanted to star in it too. It's not as complicated as you want it to be. Not to mention the original is predicated on using gimmicks
Nah. I would have went with Dorothy from "The Wizard of Oz: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road". A turn-based RPG where Dorothy speacilizes in fighting ghosts.
The movie flopped because it was a remake. People are tired of remakes, especially ones where you have a lot of expectations to meet. I mean, comedy legends Bill Murray and Dan Akyroyd both stared in it. A Ghostbusters reboot would most likely flop regardless of the genders of the cast members. TL;DR remakes are shit and gender doesn’t matter that much in comparison to how much people hate remakes.
@@WASDLeftClickwhat about afterlife? It’s more of a soft reboot and a sequel rather then a full remake but form friends who ACHUALLY seen it they thought it was good
I know I'm like EONS late to this but
"Purple is a feminine colour" is so silly to me
like historically purple was the sign of royalty, rarity, and magic. You were THE top dog if you had purple.
tbf purple’s a pretty nice color
Technically it's a 'gender neutral' colour, it's the mixture of blue (masculinity) and red (which creates pink, femininity, when light enough)
I was just thinking this too lmao
Also the idea of blue being masculine and pink feminine is a recent western invention. Only a hundred years ago pink, which is offset of fiery, strong and passionate red was seen as masculine but blue the serene, calm and life giving colour was seen as feminine.
Purple was just a difficult colour to get ahold of so only the wealthiest and most powerful (i.e., royalty) had purple.
I've never understood the point of the "women are made to have children" argument. Like, yes. Yes they are. So are men. That's literally what the human race (and every other animal race) is for.
Tfw I'm gonna totally fail this evolutionary requirement 🗿
@@heinoustentacles5719 Haha, yeah same to be honest. At least I knew the rules before I broke them
@@chocolatepiano7366 haha nice
@@heinoustentacles5719 Same. Especially since my genes are just not remotely worth passing on and if anything are more likely to give a detriment to a fellow human being who has no choice in the matter to exist with them. Them being "my" kid is irrelevant to the fact that they would be a person with value, wants, dreams, fears and I instead chose to give them a shitty life that I knew would happen. That kid is stuck with me as a parent and my issues which make me a worse one, and even if adopted, a genetic propensity for all sorts of suffering.
It would be irresponsible if not morally reprehensible to pass that on knowing that probability.
Evolution can suck it. I don't want or need to keep this particular crappy configuration of genes in the pool thank you very much.
People take having kids too lightly imo.
I guess it’s because of the whole “carrying the child inside you for about 9 months” thing, as opposed to “impregnating someone and not being directly affected afterwards”
Still gross tho
I can't believe that feminism has gotten so bad that the only job I can get these days is ghostbusting.
and being an actual superhero of course. now they've taken that TOO! 😬
new gender binary, are you an etsy store or a ghost buster
@That Hippie Gamer The metaphor still works if you were previously a ghostbuster
how about an etsy store that sells mason jars of ghosts?
It's more of a spectrum not a simple binary.
Non Binary people sell ghosts on etsy
So non-binary are Ghostbusters who sell things on Etsy? Lol
hahahahahahahaha "four friends starting a business" can't possibly be a plot for WOMEN to carry out
Actual Research Well remember, women are supposedly less outgoing than men and have poor math skills in comparison so we can't make pitches, sales, and keep records.
But hey, we're more creative and social. No one's EVER made a business out of those skills. ;)
@@AntiFaGoat less outgoing and more social? Aren't these basically synonymous traits?
@@pepesilvia5936 (exactly. that's the joke.)
I'll have to tell that one to my mom, who opened up a motorcycle parts shop with a coworker once. Or my sister, who's jumped ship from a job twice in her life to open a business with her coworkers. The looks on their faces alone will be worth it.
Imagine someone with that hairline advocating for _higher_ testosterone levels.
"Four friends start a small business and the difficulties they have to face is a masculine story at its core"
THE BABYSITTERS CLUB IS ABOUT THE SAME GODDAMN THING! XD XD XD
Babysitter’s Club is the new ultra-masculine property now 😎
Shit, I became an engineer when all this time I should have been selling crafts on the Internet.
Sarah Watt smh don't you know it's apart of our F E M A L E P E R O G A T I V E to only sell etsy crafts??? read the fucking handbook on being a woman sometime smh
That's where the REAL money is!
men bust ghosts and women sell things on etsy...
so...men play make believe and have fun while women start their own business though skill and hard work alone?
your move Davis!
Your description describes it pretty well. All the power, none of the responsibility.
Did he just complain about superhuman abilities in the fucking Avengers?
and when they aren't even superhuman to start with...
We need to tell him that Bruce Banner is a wimpy guy, who got lucky with gamma-radiation...or how Cap is actually a really skinny dude... Or how Tony Stark isn't a fighter and got his ass kicked by ladies before...
Davis probably didn't watch Avengers, cause of that sjw Joss Whedon
What is working out and training?
*****
and not cardio
It's funny because some feminist sites have done articles on how they think Cap is a good role model for "non-toxic masculinity."
His claim that 'the average man is stronger than 95% of women' is not even a strong one. Going by sheer global population, the AVERAGE man on earth is a 28 year old Han Chinese male standing 5'5" and weighing about 150lbs.
To be honest, I kinda think I could take him. Then again maybe David Aurini meant himself to be the average man, but in that case he's an absolute drunkard.
I think he's more outing himself of being batshit scared of the 5% women (which are way more in reality) than anything. In a perfect world meninists will have to survive 3 rounds in a cage against woman fighters every month. Free neckbeard punching bags, eh?!
He’s a twig. I could take Dave
Just call him a wuss and he’ll collapse and refuse to fight you. Although given his views I think he’s refuse to fight you anyway
Lol you can't fight nancy😂
@@DrSpaceman42 Who said anything about fighting Nancy?
You know, when my buddies and I first saw the ScarJo chair scene in Avengers, up in my buddy's smoke filled attic bedroom, there was no cognitive dissonance. We went "woah" and "damn" and kept watching the movie.
Mikey Dangerously lol I just think the whole movie is full of cheesy shit.
I just thought "lucky bastard" about the guy she leg choked and....well that was badass
@@XMarkusMaximusX Apparently ScarJo did learn to do the head scissors takedown for her part? Which is impressive. I'm not a huge fan of a lot of her casting choices, but at least she is a professional about getting the physicality of her roles down.
in every picture of davis aurini ive seen he looks like he's part of the alliance of magicians from arrested development
Lol i was thinking the same thing!
WE DEMAND TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY
Hahahah this is so perfect 🤣
We demand to be taken VERY seriously
Yup, woman can't be Ghostbusters. That's why Janine in "The Real Ghostbusters" was a Ghostbuster and had to save the four main Ghostbusters on several occasions, including facing down a god one time. And winning.
Masculinity is collapsing!
Definately don't mention Kylie Griffin in the Extreme Ghostbusters.
B-but muh masculinity...
Jesus, you're right! I totally forgot about that until he showed that cartoon in the video!
st-stuff-n-things.tumblr.com/post/143980487252/if-you-want-well-written-female-ghostbusters-then
st-stuff-n-things.tumblr.com/post/143980487252/if-you-want-well-written-female-ghostbusters-then
This toxic obsession with masculinity just comes across as incredibly insecure.
Doctor Dex I really don't know why he is so insecure I mean he is absolute leader of the Brotherhood of Nod
Yeah, why not just be yourself and like what you like, romantically, sexually and socially? If you're a man who likes knitting then you're a man who likes knitting. You stay a man. If you're a woman who likes cars etetc... ffs this guy is probably repressing good emotions to be this vile, toxic hateful version of a man
The leader of brotherhood of nod has some personal issues i believe
I legit cant even be offended on this one - and I am a professional feminist (as in that is where my paycheck comes from)....so one would think I am eternally offended. But damn, this is so ludicrous I can't even be bothered to do more than laugh uproariously while bleeding on my birthing bed.
Whaddaya expect from a guy who not only has a toy skull, but he's given it a name?
Also, I have zero respect for people who not only ice their whisky, but just let it all melt into that good, good alcohol. Buy wine coolers if you can't stand the flavor.
"the average man is stronger than 95% of women" doubt.jpeg
I would wager most women could kick 95% of his viewership's ass. Alt-right types don't seem like they would do well in a fight lmao
[Citation Needed]
Source: dude trust me
Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin was a young woman whose husband died early in their marriage, took on a business that was going to be dissolved, actually went through an apprenticeship to prove that she was worthy to take on the business, and took numerous strategic steps and gambles to lead a business that today we call Veuve Clicquot (which translates to “The Widow Clicquot”, as she was a widow). She was one of the first international businesswomen, and was enormously successful, but let’s just ignore all that. Because only men can be ghostbusters.
Glad he noticed Black Widow has superhuman abilities. I've had the damnedest time explaining to people that she's a super soldier much like Steve, only with an off-brand Russian serum.
oh...he meant that to be absurd. Nevermind.
Lucky Stampede right? I've read the comics and Romanoff basically doesn't age because of the nanobites in her blood.
I know you meant it as a joke but I actually want to talk about this.
i was fine with it either way. The way she fights most of teh time is really bloody dirty, like really nasty moves. Didn't even realise she had super powers and it didn't take anything away from it.
It's a big maybe. Maybe she's some sort of low-key superhuman or maybe, like Hawkeye, she just has one in a billion skills.
I love Mr Aurini's lack of understanding of Etsy. If women are not as inclined to open up a business like the Ghostbusters then why would they prefer to make money on Etsy, A Micro-Business platform connecting an Artisan or group of creators to consumers? In using that sentence he's basically saying "men open up businesses and women open up businesses too"
I guess I was enjoying the Avengers too much to notice all that cognitive dissonance I was apparently suffering from....
I find it hilarious how much people don't get the fact that "strong female character" is about strong characterisation
THANK YOU.
@@loturzelrestaurant Ah, Onision, that fountain of cringe
@@loturzelrestaurant Haha, yeah
"Strength" (also translated "Fortitude") is the 8th card of the Tarot Major Arcana. As with most Tarot cards it is believed to originate around the 1360's. The most common artwork of the Strength card is a woman and a male lion. The lion walks alongside and below the woman's arm, this king of the jungle clearly subservient to the woman. The woman has not overpowered the lion, she has not hunted it down and throttled it into submission. She has simply calmed it. The lion submits to her calm character, to her discipline. And through all this, the card declares her "Strong".
Even the fucking medieval period could understand this, _David_
"Women were evolved for Etsy, and men were evolved to be Ghostbusters"
I actually spat my water out at that part lol I love these Measured response videos! Keep up the great work!
What is etsy?
The whole "psychological ancestry" is so hilarious. Pre-historic humans were mostly hunter-gatherers. Everyone worked to find food to ensure survival, and everyone helped to look after the children, to ensure the next generation would grow up (yes, that means men looked after children that weren't their own, the cucks). The whole concept of "man works, womz take care of kids" wasn't much of a thing until the industrial revolution, where it was commonplace for a sole person to provide the income for the family.
Just all my whats.
Davis' whole explanation on how men and women acted in pre-historic times is such ridiculous bullshit that even I, a fucking idiot with basically no in-depth knowledge of the time period can easily spot a *massive* flaw with his idea.
That flaw being: How could a species that evolved in such a way that one-half of the species would take stupid risks that they couldn't possibly handle just to impress the other half, and said other half did almost nothing all day, possibly survive for so long? *Why* would a species *ever* evolve like that?
Research on hunter-gatherer societies discovered since the 1700's and Paleolithic settlements estimates that about 80% of the caloric intake was from gathered food. Gathered food included plants, insects, small animals (squirrels, rats) & reptiles, inshore seafood (fish, crabs, clams). Probably everyone in the tribe did this. Have you ever seen a documentary in which an aboriginal man is scrounging around the landscape for food? The knowledge of where to find food was probably a critical survival skill for everyone.
And while the menfolk were out in the wild, risking their lives in the hunt for big game, the womenfolk were out in the wild risking their lives to gather food. Why would you think that the woods/plains that the women gathered in was any less dangerous than the woods/plains that the men hunted in?
Brittany Heiman Also, "paternity" probably wasn't a concept understood by primitive human cultures.
www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/07/617097908/why-grandmothers-may-hold-the-key-to-human-evolution
news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2013/10/131008-women-handprints-oldest-neolithic-cave-art/
@Paul Walsh Gawd did it don'tcha know?!
@@paulwalsh2220 "Why would a species ever evolve like that?"
seriously? its essentially sexual selection? did you never wonder why peacocks do exactly what you said no species would ever do????
i mean this is not some unknown thing scientists are trying to figure out...you can find something explaining this in like 5 seconds of research.
www.livescience.com/5066-peacocks-colorful-tails.html
i actually don't even like that article but its enough.
Davis Aurini talking about "malformed, stunted understanding of masculinity" is honestly tragic. I can't think of another man in more need of feminism than him.
Making the Tyrion and Varys allusions it alternative forms of strength, and leaving out the fact that the TWO STRONGEST AND MOST POWERFUL CHARACTERS ON THE SHOW ARE BOTH WOMEN!!!!! Cersei and Daenerys....
Not to mention most GoT characters are not admirable, except Dany(in the book)
@@KonniWynn oohh boy, buddy I gotta tell you summin...
@@Rexotec do tell birch
@@KonniWynn ...You've seen the final season right?
@@Rexotec oh you mean season six when it was canceled and the other six seasons, which were planned and to give GoT the ending it deserved, were shelved? She was pretty admirable back then... except her well meaning semi imperialism I guess. Such a shame it never finished. But oh well.
As a native to the Louisville area with many Kentuckian friends, I just want to say that the way this man "drinks" whiskey should be enough to earn him a de-platforming all on its own.
Aahahahah the skull has a fedora.
I'm easy to please.
It's a trilby. HOW DAAAARE YOOOOOUUUU
If that skull calls me milady and owns a katana I am officially quitting the internet.
I just headcanon this as Shaun hanging out in hbomb's place.
Finding one of your videos in my sub box is like opening presents on Christmas morning. Never stop, hbomberguy.
It's funny, I've heard this Christmas comparison a lot for this guy, but it's so true!
I even loved the hour-and-a-half-long Fallout 3 bashing video.
To be fair, I could listen to people piss on Fallout 3 for days on end
Well said
Women hunting ghosts together... mass hysteria!
And where does the word 'hysteria' come from?
That's right, full circle!
*Shitty looking reboot of a movie that had a good cast, with a different cast... not actually that much outbreak?
People like you continuously misrepresent what people are actually complaining about. You're creating a strawman by implying that the 'women hunting ghosts together' part is what's causing 'mass hysteria', which is quite simply not true.
i adore how a good portion of the response comments just proves op's point ten times over
NEXT THING YOU KNOW... CATS AND DOGS ARE LIVING TOGETHER.
Jane Doe That moment when _none_ of the responses prove the op's point.
Female ghostbusters? The feminists are taking over!
*set to ghostbusters theme* I'm an adult virgin
@@comedyman4896 lol thank you, this was all I could think about during this video
first they kill us in life, and now that they're ghostbusters they're killing us in death, THERE IS NO ESCAPE!!!
Some people are real stupid aren't they.
Fun fact: I once heard one of my friends say that they liked purple, then I shouted 'haha you like a girl colour', then I realised it sounded stupid and sat their embarrassed and hoped no one heard.
Pretty sure I was either 6 or 7 when that happened, but maybe Davis Aurini never learnt that particular lesson
Edit: ffs, I realised 3 months later I used the wrong 'there'. Whatever, I'm not even fixing it, you have to read it and suffer now.
Incidentally, when I was 8 I colored purple stripes in my hair with a marker and two boys made fun of me because it was a "boy" color, lmao.
My eyes tend to skip past typos. Specifically the ones I tend to make.
Skull with a fedora, skull holding vodka, skull in the heart.
Crystal Skull Vodka is a Dan Aykroyd thing. I loved the subtle reference to the original Ghostbusters film.
"We'll kill you with kindness and your ghost will be a feminist. That wasn't a threat, that was a- metaphor."
That was the best things of all time. That and the little smacky at 13:09.
Oh no purple isn't masculine enough! Tell the Third Street Saints to change their colors, quick!
Tell julius Caesar he's not manly enough
Especially in those sandals
+Celestina Tell all royalty from the Mesopotamian era that they need to change their signature color!
Better tell Godzilla that his nuclear beam of death is a sissy color.
+zillafire101 Change your atomic breath back to manly blue Gojira. Even though we have no idea what your gender is at all.
You would think that such a lover and defender of "Western Civilization" would of heard of the idea of being "born in the purple" and it's importance to certain Western Civilizations in his learning of said civilizations.
"You'll notice I only use one piece of ice, because I'm already cool enough."
I love you, Hareton "Harris" Splimby. I just love you.
"The average man is stronger than 95% of women." [Citation Needed]
EDIT: Alright, so I have to say something now. My mother started a cleaning business about five years ago because she was tired of working for various cleaning companies. It was fairly successful. She got a very large number of clients, including everything from small houses to large office buildings awaiting renovation.
By now, you're probably wondering why I'm talking in the past tense. About a year and a half ago, my family got into a horrible car accident. We were hit in the driver side door. My mother was driving. To this day, she has a massive gash and permanent nerve damage in her leg. She can no longer work. She was planning in hiring someone and working with them, and eventually sending them out to go clean on their own, but she never had the chance. She built up a business only to have it torn down by chance and fate. The fact that this "man" is claiming that she was too weak to do any of that is deeply offensive and frankly straight-up repulsive. Thank you for tearing him apart, Harris, but I don't think I'll be rewatching this video any time soon.
This kinda makes me wonder how this douche treats his OWN mother? Moms are ALWAYS the strongest people in our lives, emotionally and physically. His mom deserves better than him. I feel bad that she had to go through all that pain to push this fucker out, just for him to call her weak. This man DESPERATELY needs an asskicking.
@@sourapplesuits5864 I don't know Davis Aurini from Adam, but I have noticed that most of the men I know who denigrated women also hated their mothers. Maybe he legit had a bad childhood and needs years of therapy.
Y E A R S .
Same. Before my mom divorced my dad, her existence was ignored and the vast amount of work she did handwaved because she was a housewife and it was expected of her to do it while my dad spending the slightest time with me was lauded. With debt and no money after divorcing, my mother learned new professions and started a new business just to support us and built us a comfortable life while people laughed and told her to find a man to be arm candy to. To perpetuate the ideas that ruin the lives of many single women by telling them they can’t do anything but find men is disgusting
@@sourapplesuits5864 Ya know, it's entirely possible that his entire insecurity and issues are because he was raised by crappy parents, including his mother if she was around. People are not automatically good people just because they are a mom or dad. There is a lot of abusive terrible parents out there, moms too.
A good mom is something I agree with can not be underestimated, but I also find it sexist to assume that dads aren't also strong people, especially single fathers who already feel like the world judges them because the kids don't have a mom, as well as the assumption that all mothers are good just because they are mothers.
Him getting an asskicking is more than likely what caused him to be whom he is and his insecurity. There is a plethora of evidence that shows that spanking is just abuse and doesn't even work for the goal of correcting bad behavior, especially when used out of aggression. It's also illegal in many countries, but persists in the USA because of a completely mistranslated religious text "Spare the rod, spoil the child" when from what scholars who know Hebrew and understand the language in translation have said that sparing the rod meant guidance, not the literal rod to beat children with as so many seem to take it.
What's shittier is people will read this and instinctually deny it because they were probably spanked and realizing that they were abused, even if its through good intent, IE the parent believes what they were doing was best, and it's how they were raised etc etc just perpetuates the cycle of abuse and in creating people like Davis.
He's the sort of guy who would blame you for letting a woman drive, I'm so sorry about what happened to you family though, hope you all are well now
"Ghostbusters is ultimately about four friends putting together a small business, which is a masculine story at its core. That's why women are evolved for Etsy."
Interesting, I make a nice income from my Etsy shop and have no intention of having children. ... So did I woman-evolve only half right?
+supermeerkat That's offensive. Take it back and apologize.
anyway where's anita's bees
+supermeerkat #wheresanitasbees
WHERE ARE THE BEES?
cool stuff for boys That's the question trump wants you to ask!!!!!!!!!!!
I gotta admit, it is kind of refreshing to see a misogynist who is self-aware and honest enough to acknowledge his warped, sexist views.
Bigotry should always be expressed openly; so we know what idiots we need to avoid.
The super-dry humor in this video is amazing. I had to rewind the part around 2:40 several times; the camera pans around a giant green guy, a flying dude in a metal suit and a Norse god with a magical hammer just to focus on a girl in a leather outfit while you deadpan, "the most unrealistic member of the Avengers..."
Awesome.
I've taken 'unrealistic' to mean 'how realistic is it that, in a world with superpowers from mutants to literal gods exist, said person is part of the Avenger team, who are supposed to be an elite force protecting Earth (or rather the USA?)'.
Maybe the films do not flesh her out enough but as far as I can see Black Widow is the least super out of this team of super heros.
Then again, as far as the films are concerned Hawk Eye (and if we get down to it, also Iron Man and Captain America) aren't all that extraordinary either, so whatever.
@@xCorvus7x there is a dude who fights aliens shooting arrows and you think a women with a gun is crazy? Lol 🤣
@@unica0101 No, fighting-wise that makes more sense than a guy with bow and arrow.
One might think that some one who chooses to fight with bow and arrow in sucha futuristic setting has some abilities to enhance their medieval weaponry but as mentioned above, if there is anything the Marvel films don't really show it.
Your drink should have gotten fuller with time. It'd be hilarious.
Davis Aurini was born September 25th, 1981 (in Hamilton, Ontario, why are so many of the alt-right Canadian ?).At the time of production of his video , he was 35 years old at most. That is a high degree of hairline recession for a 35 year old. And is he not aware that higher testosterone levels tend to correlate with onset of male pattern baldness at an earlier age ? Those testosterone creams maybe aren't the best idea.
implying they work
@@duckdad557the hairline recessiom says it works , idk about science
@@duckdad557 depends. some medical testosterone (such as that used in HRT for transgender men, and for cis men with naturally low testosterone) comes in the form of a gel to be applied to the skin, so it's possible it's something similar...
but it's also possible it's more alt-right pseudoscience that's coincidentally close to real science.
@@mozarteanchaos yeah, I use the injections and my endo has said the creams work just as well, but that's like actual science made by endocrinologists. so yeah gels work, just get them from an endocrinologist and not alt right morons 👍
@@duckdad557 tbh generally speaking getting stuff from the alt-right is setting yourself up for some kind of fuckery
Is mindblowing to me that someone can make constructive and funny content about Davis Aurini, and for that you earn a suscriber, but at the same time, kind of hate how you redeem his existence, man... what a paradox
what a weird time to be alive
he made an important closing note though. hating a person like ol baldy vehemently is ultimately unhealthy for anyone who has common sense. all you can really do is juts laugh and shake your head at ppl like that and keep it moving. its a lot healthier for all of us.
Alt-right: "Don't like it, leave it, don't watch it, don't buy it snowflake! LoL you are triggered"
Also alt-right:
You know it's kind of funny, I've watched this video repeatedly and I never before realized how freaking hilarious the "women don't start businesses" idea is from the perspective of my family. My brother and I are each currently running a small business that my mother founded.
Do I think the movie will be the best thing ever? No. But good lord the loops some people are willing to jump through to prove it's going to set back mankind are insane.
I actually hope it will be good. And then e manbabies will do videos about how "it doesn't count"!
I watched the first Ghostbusters a couple of times before. It's really not a masterpiece that's impossible to replicate. People are acting as if it's "Apocalypse Now" or some shit...
lmao, thank you! ppl are acting like orig.GB is Citizen Kane and are getting outraged on the level of hiring a white man to play a black man in the story of his life. It's not even that serious. Its a goofy movie from the 80s about ghost hunting. Toys and merchandise that are currently being produced and that are planned for future releases are predominantly of the all male led movie. People are getting scrambly for literally no reason.
Curious to see what y'all thought two years down the road. (Personally I thought it was cute. I wasn't attached to the originals, so while the remake wasn't what I'd call especially *good*, it held my attention and I smiled a couple times. Most of my affection for it is probably due to the actors and not the frankly mediocre-at-best script, but for "the worst movie ever made" I thought we could've gotten much worse.
@@silvertamagachi Definitely wasn't the worst movie ever made. IMO it was pretty shit but I did genuinely laugh a few times. Not the worst, not the best, but it didn't kill all men.
"the average man is stronger than 95% of women" that's where I started laughing
I'm not sure that's true, but I'm not sure that's not true by certain measurements.
The average man is, by mathematical definition, stronger than 49.99999% of other men.
The average man DOES weigh 30 more pounds than the average woman.
If you find some specific tests of strength that are tuned to the increased weight and wider shoulders of men you might be able to finagle a mostly honest 95% statistic out of that.
@@murrfeeling That statistic is from one study of grip strength, and the size differences was believed to constitute about half the difference from memory. They also had a look at upper body strength and low body strength, which did still favour men (not by as much as grip). But, I need to have a properly look at the methodology - the sample size, populations tested, type of exercise... they can have a big influence on how representative it is. Not to mention if it noted the relative fitness of test subjects.
I'm about average and i can guarantee you at least half of women can beat the shit out of me
I have two exes alone that could beat the fuck out of me
@@murrfeeling I'm sorry, but your assumption that the average man is by definition stronger that 49,999(etc)% of men is simply wrong.
Let's say we measure strength level from 1 to 10. Let's say we have a group of ten men: two of them are at strength level 1, four are at level 7, and three are at level 8.
That means the average man in this group is a strength level 6.1. Yet he is only stronger than 20% of the men in the group measured.
So be careful when thinking about averages: they can be very misleading.
Is he saying women CANT do the things he's listed...Because they can and they do...?
So basically he just doesn't want them to...
Also the newest Ghostbusters was crap...but not because of the sexes of the main characters.
JohnnyTheWolf
You're so right. Bad editing can kill a good movie.
(For me) It's weaknesses rival most movies that Hollywood makes nowadays. (Editing being a BIG one)
I guess in a way that's equality! Lol.
JohnnyTheWolf
I'm gonna have to look up that edit!
I actually never got around to seeing GB2...
Based on your comment perhaps I haven't been missing out...
Now, you wouldn't happen to know a good edit of Suicide Squad you could suggest, would ya?
😏
@@LindsayCatherine
That movie shares a spot with BvS, as both are movies that are fucking unsalvageable in any way, shape, or form.
(Also, I only saw it once three years ago, but I thought Ghostbusters 3 was fine)
@@oscarmccormack1611 - I disagree. I thought the 2016 "Ghostbusters" was terrible. Though admittedly my sense of humor can be a bit more visceral which is why I find Elctra Woman ripping a guys arm off highly amusing and why I go out of my way to pick up movies like "Wolf Cop".
In fact, the most enjoyable moment for me when it came to the 2016 movie was watching Bill Murray's character getting thrown out of a second story window.
2016 Ghostbusters is legit one of the terrible movies that I *freaking love*. Could the editing be tighter? Could the directorial choices for our only WOC be a little less anvil-dropping? Yeah, okay, fine. But it was a bunch of silly fun and I loved all of it anyway.
When Aurini frames it as "four friends coming together to try and start a business" he makes it sound like Sex in the City or something xD The irony! Honestly that makes me even more psyched to see four women start a business and fight the ethereal undead, that sounds badass as fuck!
"I've been nostalgic for other people's childhoods my whole life" You said that in 2016, but I live in the far off year of 2019 and just realize that Patricia Taxxon got the title of the first song on her album Little Spoon (December 2018) from *this* video.
*edit for gender
And I'M from the apocalypse year 2020. Her name is Patricia now.
@@tneil.4292 it has been since before 2019 tho...
Here in 2024. I noticed that line too. Glad to see I wasn't the only one who noticed. Haha, honestly, I wish Patricia would release annotations with her songs, they're just so dense with references/samples that I don't know.
0:03 Lost it when I saw the skull wearing the fedora.
I want Davis Arooni to start a podcast with call-ins so I can troll it non-stop throughout most of the hours of my days.
'I've been nostalgic for other people's childhoods my whole life!'
Describes me to a tee...
I read once where a professor said, about caveman times, that "If 5 men in the tribe went out and only 2 came back, life would go on. If 5 women went out and 2 came back, society would collapse." Just something to gnaw on while antifeminists go on a rant abt how men evolved to be better or whatever.
could you explain how that works? genuinely curious.
@@itsyaboinadia Because in those times childbirth was a riskier thing than it is these days. If even one women was present in the tribe than the chances of it lasting were obviously better. If there were more women that meant more chances to have children, more children whether boy or girl equal more manpower, boys for hunting and girls for subsequent childbearing. Chances of death were pretty high then so as long as there were women there was at least some chance of continuity of the tribe. Women also contributed to child rearing and other chores also needed. It was pretty primitive because they were primitive. To bring that setup as the ultimate end goal of roles to today's society is laughable at best. It can't work because healthcare, education, opportunities and freedom have fundamentally changed the reasons why humans were like that back then.
@@katara2021 thanks that was informativea
@@itsyaboinadia No problem. 💕
@@itsyaboinadia Though you should know newer studies have highlighted that the idea that only men provided for the tribe is not entirely accurate. Big game hunting only accounted for a small percentage of diet of primitive societies especially depending on their environment. Hunting animals such as deers without modern weaponary is exhausting and difficult and rarely meets the demand. Hunting more dangerous ones could cause death or injury, so small games such as fish, rabbits etc were eaten more, with which women could have also helped. Moreover fruits were available in many regions after the populations spread out. Keeping livestock also started especially in the east because milk of cow or goat could save from starvation and if the worst came the animal could be eaten. And well after farming was started men and women both worked in the field.
“That wasn’t a threat that was a metaphor.” Is one of the best lines I have ever heard.
"four friends putting together a small business"
"cautious women who would rather achieve a stable income on etsy"
this is hilarious because running an etsy store is a small business
yeah and ive never thought of etsy as "stable"
No it's not it's giiiiiiiiiiiiiiirlstuff
2:39 but Black Widow literally has the Russian version of Cap's super serum in the comics...
Davis Aubergine caught talking out of his ass again, more unsurprising news at 11
3:37 lmfao Dangle Aruini using Yin Yang wrong
good shit hbomberguy, keep up the good work!
I didn't know about the serum because I don't really read her stuff, but I did know she's been trained since girlhood apparently to be a special "super-soldier" type. But even more importantly, it doesn't matter, b/c comics are full of people without superpowers who survive fighting the Hulk or Darkseid or whoever. I mean, Batman has literally defeated Darkseid in animated form. Robin can fight giant hulking rock monsters and not die. Etc. The idea that male heroes are somehow more adept at stuff like that, with or without powers, is so ridiculous I can't believe the amount of male comic fans who are miffed by a female character doing similar. It's all pretend. Batman being male doesn't mean he should be able to do half the things he does. It's all make-believe. Real-world biology is out the window before Stan Lee is done declaring "Face front, True Believers!"
@@jillmo6458 yeah....in the comics it's Natasha that gets the russian super soldier serum...
So Aurini doesn't know anything at all about film does he. I'm no film student but I do know that he totally doesn't know the definition of "strong character", apparently not even knowing that's a real story writing term.
I don't think you have to know anything about film to grasp that. When someone says 'My mother is a strong woman,' does anyone really imagine her bench pressing? No, they imagine she's been through a lot and handled it. I almost don't believe he can be that stupid, but it's either that or he's being purposely obtuse and hoping no one will notice.
Yeah, but the most obvious answer can be the least obvious to somebody with such low emotional intelligence. I thought he might at least get the definition of the term correct,. *slaps self*
Geospasmic to be fair
he does have a point that "strong" is used differently on women than men. we assume for men its physical, and for women its emotional. we need to change that.
man, he would hate my boss, a woman who started a business where most of the employees are female
hm
edit: is Davis okay? he seems like he's depressed
I can't imagine being okay with all that projected self hatred
@@pianoaddict772 yup, he needs a therapist :)
@@hello-jy9hf But therapy is womanly, so not only will he not go, but he could never listen to a therapist, either. I wonder what he thinks of Canadian Kermit.
I agree. The insecurity he shows is to a level that almost ALMOST seems to border some self-awareness, but in defense he ignores it, shuts it down.
While we're all having a good laugh at it all, it's also that it would be just plain sad and infuriating if we couldn't giggle at the absurdity and illogic in the way he presents his arguments and thought processes.
Soooo....the 2016 Ghostbusters really sucked. It sucked hard. But not because they were women. In fact, the cast was great, and it was a cool spin to make an all-woman Ghostbusters. But it sucked because it wasn't funny. And the script was bad. And the dialogue was largely spontaneous instead of writing good jokes. And the overly-obvious use of product placement. That said, Paul Feig gave us Freaks and Geeks. So, even though he failed here, he is definitely talented.
I couldn't disagree more. I loved it, and actually preferred it to the original (which I also liked).
I'm autistic, and the script felt almost tailor-made for my sense of humour.
Davis looks like some sort of bizarro-world nostalgia critic
Rovann when I first saw him I thought he looked like evil Cinema snob
Rovann cnc.wikia.com/wiki/Kane
Nostalgia critic is the bizzarro world nostalgia critic
the two genders: ghostbusters and etsy
omg we have the same name
I was legitimately amazed the first time I saw the new Ghostbusters trailer, because I only watched it out of curiosity a few days ago, long after everyone else declared the trailer to be the worst thing ever and the cause of at least seventeen different types of venereal disease.
It was nothing special, but absolutely not worth the backlash. It's like finding out that all these MRAs and angry man-children are getting upset over a picture of a dog. Like... how? How are people forcing themselves to pretend to be outraged over this? Bah!
Also, good video.
I thought it looked fun in an overly-campy way.
It angers me when people compare Davis to Kane. Kane never said anything bigoted. Kane was a practical genius. Kane had personality.
I am surprised. I honestly thought that Davis Aurini would be suggesting women were bad at science and couldn't be nerds (or something along those lines). Nice to see it was even more ridiculous.
Good stuff but by ths point poking fun at Davis Aurini is like shooting fish in a barrel
Also Kane was better than Davis Aurini
Yeah. I'd hate for this to develop into a Thunderf00t/Sarkeesian type of fixation, but we still would need to have about 40 more videos before that becomes a problem.
I don't know for you but I thought Kane shooting Seth was hillarious ;)
That was the first thing I thought when I just saw this guy, I didn't know him before. "Yup, that Davis guy just looks like Kane." But Kane is the superior character in every way. Kane has ideology, charisma, makes great speeches...even if you hate him; you wanna know about him, his story, his endgoals. Whereas Davis...after this video, I don't want to know more about him.
Kane was subjectively funnier - Davis is just the object of humour and mostly if you are a straight passing guy. otherwise it is just too scary to be funny.
Crystal skull vodka....created by Dan Aykroyd of Ghostbusters fame...used to make fun of Mr. Skull Man Davis Aurini....there's so many levels to this shit
so this director has a warped view of masculinity because his father was always working. but is that not what men are supposed to be doing. women raise children, including male children right?
and so god says to adam
WHEN THERES SOMETHING STRANGE IN THE NEIGHBOORHOOD WHO YA GONNA CALL
GHOST BUSTERS
And then god told eve to start an Etsy store
He says black widow is given superhuman powers by the director when she is canonically enhanced by a super serum imitating captian America's one.
'physical strength is one of the defining characteristics of masculinity' ~MRA 'alpha male' speaking with a serious lisp
"physical strength is the defining trait of masculinity" -a man who looks like a piece of uncooked spaghetti
bless this channel for bringing to attention to people i thougjt literally could not exist but do and make me more dead inside
Aurini's reasoning is so tortured that I keep having to pause this video, catch my breath and look away. I've seen Saw movies with less brutal, pointless abuse than this. Please, someone write up a restraining order that keeps him at least a hundred feet away from... words, I guess?
4 female ghostbusters? The feminists are taking over
🎵I'm an adult virgin🎶
Four female ghostbusters? The feminists are taking over!
:I'm an adult virgin!: