@@CknWngMn did you know when allah created world allah did give whole world to Albania but Albania frendly countrie so Albania gived land to other countrie
55:55 I worked at a co-op from 2010-2012. It was a weed delivery and the dude was a full blown tie dye commie. We did % splits on profit. There were still tiers such as he got 20%, next level down got 10%, and we got 5%. This was on top of minimum wage and tips. It greatly skewed my idea of a workplace. We got along. Not friends, but enjoyed working together. No one ever called out sick unless they were actually sick. We covered other shifts without mandates. We got our friends to use the service because if all the medical Mary Jane was roughly the same quality and price, may as well order from a place that has good work practices. Essentially referrals without a weird profit motive. My boss gave me two weeks off with partial pay because of a family emergency. I will always know what a workplace can be after my time there and during my limited time as a “boss,” I tried applying all of those lessons to my style. Such as splitting profits immediately getting all the truck drivers to improve performance exponentially
It's kind of crazy how Americans tolerate authoritarianism in the workplace they would never accept under other circumstances. It's like the joke about how a woman won't make a coffee for her spouse these days because it's sexist but she's jumping to get one for her boss.
I am a viscom designer and planning to start a worker coop also, as my country's economy is literally a cryptocurrency right now. It also maximizes creativity among us
I am 34 and severely disabled (quadriplegic) so my experience of what freedom is, is a bit out of the ordinary (even though being disabled in some way or shape is quite common, more than you’d think, sometimes you just don’t see it). I generally consider myself free, I am lucky to live in Québec, where there is still a somewhat decent healthcare system (although a lot of people are working very hard on dismantling it, piece by piece). Every basic need is met at a minimum. I get up in the morning, go to the bathroom, showers 2 times a week, (I would shower more but, you know, they don’t have the people or the time to offer this… No money in the budget! Same old neoliberal BS. But hey, two times is better than none!) I need help to eat, to go back in bed. That’s 4, 5 and sometimes 6 services a day. (Someone cooks, cleans and does a bit of PT for me.) To move I control my chair with a special headrest, so I can move around somewhat freely. I need special a camera and different software to be able to do things on my computer. All of that is extremely expensive but it’s largely covered by the government. When I became quadriplegic due to my MS worsening 4 years ago, it changed my world, I spent my days listening to music, watching yt videos, without purpose. Then, I discovered Hasan! I spent the first 2 years, watching 8 hours a day. In which times I learned, became radicalized but also, laughed and had a great time! Fast-forward to today, I just started a course in college (special education, I want to help young disabled people to deal with disability, with all the challenges we face daily. I also have a more materialist analysis of everything, which gives me a more complete understanding of what systemic pressures disabled people live through). I also organize with the RCP (the new, Revolutionary Communist Party) mainly in the encampments this summer and now for the student strike for Palestine. Anyway, thank you Hasan and the boys, Hakim, JT and Yugo for doing the amazing work you all do.
To each according to their needs, from each according to their ability. I am overjoyed you dont see yourself as a burden but those services as a(very underserved) necessity. The fact that I couldnt even imagine how the US gets to even that level of welfare investment is always worrying, but hearing your story gives me hope
Hakim my man Americans have been trained by their media and political class to ignore America's foreign policy completely. Gaza genocide is not in the top 20 issues for them. It's very tragic but it's true.
Most other Americans I know only know "Muslims attack poor defenseless white people we need to give them guns" because any amount of education on the issue leads most rational people to supporting the Palestinians and the US government can't have that
What surprised me was the last European election from an Irish perspective. We like to pat ourselves on the back for being pro-Palestine (by western European standards) but in the end Fine Gael ended up not suffering at all for their support of Ursula Von der Leyen (or domestically, for blocking the Occupied Territories Bill) It just wasn't the main issue for most people. Or if it was, they're not following politics enough to realise a vote for FG was a vote for "Frau Genocide" as Clare Daly put it. EU-level politics is barely covered in Irish media. I think Sinn Féin missed an open goal with their messaging on that front, they seemed more concerned with not losing voters to our new crop of fascist candidates (by agreeing with their framing of migration.)
@@bananakin1573 i love the way he does not really give a shit about palestine and happily recived a massive democrat paycheck from Kamala Harris. Wow a real voice of the left.
you are kind of right, even stalin sort of looks turkish and loads of turkish dads of kids i grew up with sort of look like stalin when they hit 60. lol
@rodrigoroa6753 will I look like Joseph Stalin when I am a 60 year old man with a mustache is one of the most consequential questions of modern Marxism
@@rodrigoroa6753it sounds like a joke, but look up Turkish political mustache styles. Islamists, Grey Wolves, and leftists all have their own genre of mustache, and yes, the leftist mustache looks a lot like Stalin's
Why tf I imagine Hakim as a person that has a skin much more lighter than a stereotypical Arab, with very dark hair and slant eyes? I know a lot of Arabs whom almost all of them come from either Lebanon, Damascus or Palestine (Basically levant), and they all look far from the stereotype, and their skin is ironically lighter than me lmao
Funnily enough, I hadn't ever seen a Hasan video for a LOOOOOONG time from the start of my leftist journey. I had heard of him, vaguely, but by the time I found the LARGEST LEFTIST CREATOR ON THE INTERNET, I had already seen every Second Thought video, half of Hakim's videos, none of Yugo's videos (sorry, Yugo), watched a Xanderhal video calling all of these creators "Tankies" and "red-fascists," fell down that rabbit-hole, escaped thanks to Peethan, and came back to The Deprogram, before finally discovering Hasan. Then I saw my first Yugopnik video on the Leftist pipeline, which introduced me to a bunch of other leftists, and it goes from there. I am now attempting to spread class consciousness to my friends and family and start a socialist club at school. I finally feel as though I may have finally escaped the anti-tankie weirdos and right-wingers once and for all. Thank. God.
Yea I found the episode (audio only), listening to it in the background as I clean up... I've followed Hasan for a decade and Yugo for about 2 years, but I just discovered this podcast through Hasan's latest appearance.
there are decades where weeks happen and weeks where decades happen...and the weeks where decades happen are always the weeks that hasan takes a day off from streaming
I think when people are online too much they think that infighting is just as prevalent in the real world, it's not. In my experience with leftists orgs most people share Hasan's attitude. Online the tribal infighting BS is magnified and folks without real-world experience are duped into thinking it's normal.
I hate working so much. People call me insane for saying that. And I don't know what to do. Jesus christ. I try to explain your points but because of my horrible Vocabulary I can't and I get easily frustrated and aggressive. My Vocabulary is bad in every language by the way. In serbo Croatian German and English so yeah. Anyway I bought just now all 3 books of Das Kapital so Yeah. That's good lol. I hope I understand it.
People spend most part of their day surrounded by the ruling class propaganda. People are raised on this environment from their childhood with little contrasting views. You won't change people's mind with a 10 minutes talk. Time spent together and persistence are your friends. You can only seed cracks on the wall and hope they will continue by themselves. As we don't always have the patient to explain, some people will not always have the patient to listen. Prepare yourself to get nowhere from the start and just keep trying little by little. Try people close to you and if you fell you want more, organize yourself in a political movement. They will have the tools to help.
@@Jovan654321 u must remember that 90% of Hasans viewers are young and confused liberals who like the aesthetics of socialism but recoil when presented with existing socialism/anti-imperialism
@@Jovan654321 I hate when this word is still rejected by most of us. It should be reappropriated by all marxists if you ask me, just like when black people reappropriated the n-word onto themselves or in germany the k-word by turkish and muslim minority
also idk what hasan saw in the museum exactly but it's a pretty famous bit of knowledge that stalinists were also considered enemies of the state (goli otok being the infamous prison)
infamous for what? infamous from stalinists point of view-the same ones who never wonted to rehabilitate,waiting for stalin to enter in yugoslavia with tenks and set them free,the same ones who were given high positions in state after the yu-ussr cold war just to use them to demolish the system and suport milosevic later no real proof until this day that goli otok was somhting more then a simple working prison-conditions harsh,but those were the postwar 40s,where on earth where the conditions in such maters human? remember what rousevelt did with japanese,for simply being japanese? stalinists were atleast armed dangerouse soldiers that were the fift column of yugoslavia,without their isolation a civil war would hapen just liek that,even though they were the minority (like only 15 000 stalinists in whole yugoslavia at that time)
Tito was subject to numerous assassination attempts, so much that he directly sent a letter to him, saying "stop sending your agents to assassinate me. If I were to send one, I wouldn't need another"
@@paulj.l.9696there’s multiple different interpretations of ML and different interpretations based on time, country, etc. i think it’s accurate to call stalin’s “stalinism” not to say it’s a unique ideology but a unique implementation/variation of an ideology
58:00 Just got a new job recently there, it's definitely going to get much more busy during christmas, but so far the hours have been very handy for myself and so far been doing 6 hour shifts which honestly have been brilliant, compared to the hospitality job I was working before, I could be doing shifts ending at 11pm, only to work at 7am the next day, it was frying my brain... I'm trying to find my place as an independent animator, or find animation gigs I can atleast control my own schedule, slowly build myself up so I can create short film projects I can feel proud of .
Constantinople was built back up with this one, boys! No but seriously, props to Hasan for being on this awesome podcast. So good. Cheers from (canada)
As a Georgian I can say I literally instantly know when someone is Georgian. I don't know why but that's just the way it is. We look in a very specific way, especially when contrasted with other people from the region. (Obviously there was a lot of mixing throughout the history, we almost always were subjected to some empire's rule, but our genes are pretty strong I guess. Shits weird.) And just to clarify another point: we (Kartvelians) are not slavs, not turkish or anything else, okay? We're indigenous people. Armenians, Azeris and others settled in the region later, albeit also a very long time ago. But we got the indigenous dibs on southern Caucasus. Peace and love
I feel weird about the fact that I’m not Georgian at all but I also have a Georgian detector. Incredibly distinct looking people. At worst they might be Armenian if I get it wrong but it’s always Georgian
I had to listen twice to Yugopnik mentioning the incident with the Leftovers Podcast and its coverage of a comment on the Deprogram. Completely forgot about that. Leftover's era is already way in the past. Good riddance.
@@ChaseSaddy yeah something like that, alot of room to grow. But hey maybe one day he will achieve slavic physique that he likes so much (as it can be seen early on in the video by his envious complementary comments of our basketball worthy bodies)
I feel like a bad person. I pictured Yugopnik as a man in his 40s or 50s, judging by his voice on his main channel. In this video he is swearing and being silly at times and he sounds and looks like a young man.
1:01:28 Hakim’s point is very relatable. My self worth was, and sadly sometimes still is, tied to how much labor I can contribute to something (as if it is a social contract) rather than living my life and trying to still be human. I always feel like I have to work very hard, and it is harmful to mental and physical health.
3:07 you know what is funny georgians are kinda similar with stalin, libs and some far right people will cry about him calling him russian imperialist and there are nationalist people who admire him (not for being communist, but a very influential georgian). In the case of Yugoslavia every butthurt nationalist will say that Tito preferred X ethnic group over theirs.
I have been self employed for over a decade. I have a schedule, but I have support and can easily go to the gym for an hour and play video games during the day from home. I have built this customer base and developed my own income. I could never imagine going back to an office and working for a boss. If there was one piece of advice I can give to the younger comrades, find something you enjoy and can be your own boss at. Not easy, but absolutely attainable.
My best friend is half Lebanese and is also a ginger. NOBODY on his mom's side has ever had red hair and he doesn't know a whole lot about his dad's side (Lebanese) but id be willing to put money that that's the side he got it from
Interestingly, those with red hair like those with blue eyes have to get it from both parents, because it takes 2 copies of the recessive gene in order for it to be expressed, and you only get one copy from each parent. It can be handed down silently for generations, especially if those carrying it are very rare in the population.
@@lilfilth5622 He's usually right, it's his delivery that could use some improvement. Like a tiny rabid Chihuahua, always frothing at the mouth, barking at anyone that just dares to exist in his vicinity.
I hear a lot from left wing creators that encourage community organising, workplace organising etc but I rarely see any guidance on -how- to get started with organising, what kind of organising we CAN or should do in our communities. Do we know of any good resources for this?
Hi, I come from the future to tell you democrats have already wasted all the enthusiasm around the campaign because they decided to move even further towards the right. They completely wasted Tim Walz, they didn't speak about popular policies, etc
i dont watch this pod frequently so i was shocked when i saw yugopnik have a camera on cuz ive never seen his face and then i looked at his face and yeah thats what i expected
Yugo now frequently streams on twitch with a handful of different masks and honestly at this point he could just drop the mask because his twitch viewers have basically seen all of his face due to the various masks. It has no purpose other than looking cool lmao
Exactly that is why Israel and corporate sponsors are so hell bent on destroying palestine. Gaza is absolutely loaded with oil, natural gas, and precious minerals.
Hakim needs a Lenin vtuber avatar
Blursed
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thaT would be so cursed and i need it NOW
A 1000× yes
Vouch
I can’t be believe the podcast would invite an Albanian as a guest. Truly a betrayal
Wrong. There is no such thing as albanians. They're Turks 🇹🇷🐺
@@redlion45 FALSE! Turkey is simply an Albanian exclave, lost in the first Balkan war. The only place on earth one can find REAL Turks, is in Berlin.
@@CknWngMn I read this in Dwight's voice from The Office, and it just.... *chefs kiss* really does it for me.
@@CknWngMn did you know when allah created world allah did give whole world to Albania but Albania frendly countrie so Albania gived land to other countrie
@@Ellalaa0FALSE! In the beginning Allah gave all world to Serbia, but the treacherous Albanians sabotaged, just like in 1985.
They have a 1 American max per episode so JT had to let the boys out of the basement and go for a walk
Hasan is a Turk
A turk a slav and an arab walk into a bar.... somehow Constantinople fell.
55:55 I worked at a co-op from 2010-2012. It was a weed delivery and the dude was a full blown tie dye commie. We did % splits on profit. There were still tiers such as he got 20%, next level down got 10%, and we got 5%. This was on top of minimum wage and tips.
It greatly skewed my idea of a workplace. We got along. Not friends, but enjoyed working together. No one ever called out sick unless they were actually sick. We covered other shifts without mandates. We got our friends to use the service because if all the medical Mary Jane was roughly the same quality and price, may as well order from a place that has good work practices. Essentially referrals without a weird profit motive. My boss gave me two weeks off with partial pay because of a family emergency.
I will always know what a workplace can be after my time there and during my limited time as a “boss,” I tried applying all of those lessons to my style. Such as splitting profits immediately getting all the truck drivers to improve performance exponentially
This. I think that if the population at large got a taste of this kind of workplace, they'd never go back to this feudalism with extra steps.
It's kind of crazy how Americans tolerate authoritarianism in the workplace they would never accept under other circumstances. It's like the joke about how a woman won't make a coffee for her spouse these days because it's sexist but she's jumping to get one for her boss.
This is truly based.
I am a viscom designer and planning to start a worker coop also, as my country's economy is literally a cryptocurrency right now. It also maximizes creativity among us
So why did you only work there for 2 years?
I am 34 and severely disabled (quadriplegic) so my experience of what freedom is, is a bit out of the ordinary (even though being disabled in some way or shape is quite common, more than you’d think, sometimes you just don’t see it). I generally consider myself free, I am lucky to live in Québec, where there is still a somewhat decent healthcare system (although a lot of people are working very hard on dismantling it, piece by piece). Every basic need is met at a minimum. I get up in the morning, go to the bathroom, showers 2 times a week, (I would shower more but, you know, they don’t have the people or the time to offer this… No money in the budget! Same old neoliberal BS. But hey, two times is better than none!) I need help to eat, to go back in bed. That’s 4, 5 and sometimes 6 services a day. (Someone cooks, cleans and does a bit of PT for me.) To move I control my chair with a special headrest, so I can move around somewhat freely. I need special a camera and different software to be able to do things on my computer. All of that is extremely expensive but it’s largely covered by the government. When I became quadriplegic due to my MS worsening 4 years ago, it changed my world, I spent my days listening to music, watching yt videos, without purpose. Then, I discovered Hasan! I spent the first 2 years, watching 8 hours a day. In which times I learned, became radicalized but also, laughed and had a great time! Fast-forward to today, I just started a course in college (special education, I want to help young disabled people to deal with disability, with all the challenges we face daily. I also have a more materialist analysis of everything, which gives me a more complete understanding of what systemic pressures disabled people live through). I also organize with the RCP (the new, Revolutionary Communist Party) mainly in the encampments this summer and now for the student strike for Palestine. Anyway, thank you Hasan and the boys, Hakim, JT and Yugo for doing the amazing work you all do.
Nice 👍 ✊✊✊💥💨♿️♿️
You live in a liberal society and that is why you are thriving as a disabled person. What other society caters to disabled people? Can you name one? 🤣
To each according to their needs, from each according to their ability. I am overjoyed you dont see yourself as a burden but those services as a(very underserved) necessity. The fact that I couldnt even imagine how the US gets to even that level of welfare investment is always worrying, but hearing your story gives me hope
So deeply beautiful how someone else’s labour translates around the world into inspiration and structure to others’ purpose.
Keep being awesome buddy!
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i love when you guys do race science with hasan ❤️
😂
This is what happens when JT isn’t here lol
MY FAVOURITE BOYS TOGETHER ONCE AGAIN
Useless
@@rodrigoroa6753 :’(
@@rodrigoroa6753👎
@@rodrigoroa6753 You're fun
Hassan is an honorary boy in my eyes 😂😂
Hakim my man Americans have been trained by their media and political class to ignore America's foreign policy completely. Gaza genocide is not in the top 20 issues for them. It's very tragic but it's true.
To true. Only cranks care about foreign policy (I call myself a crank) and were like 5% of the population
Most other Americans I know only know "Muslims attack poor defenseless white people we need to give them guns" because any amount of education on the issue leads most rational people to supporting the Palestinians and the US government can't have that
Yes 100% we’re very individualist as a society and it’s devastating
That’s no excuse to vote for the dms
What surprised me was the last European election from an Irish perspective. We like to pat ourselves on the back for being pro-Palestine (by western European standards) but in the end Fine Gael ended up not suffering at all for their support of Ursula Von der Leyen (or domestically, for blocking the Occupied Territories Bill)
It just wasn't the main issue for most people. Or if it was, they're not following politics enough to realise a vote for FG was a vote for "Frau Genocide" as Clare Daly put it. EU-level politics is barely covered in Irish media.
I think Sinn Féin missed an open goal with their messaging on that front, they seemed more concerned with not losing voters to our new crop of fascist candidates (by agreeing with their framing of migration.)
I love how Hasan is just rawdogging a full jug of Arizona green tea
He's been doing this for the past month 😭
yung lean reference
@@bananakin1573 i love the way he does not really give a shit about palestine and happily recived a massive democrat paycheck from Kamala Harris. Wow a real voice of the left.
he just like me fr
@@bananakin1573 Okay my comment got deleted. But no I am saying it. I love that hes a paid democrat shill.
you are kind of right, even stalin sort of looks turkish and loads of turkish dads of kids i grew up with sort of look like stalin when they hit 60. lol
These are very important observations , this is what critical thought is all about. A true conversation of intellectual revolutionaries.
@rodrigoroa6753 will I look like Joseph Stalin when I am a 60 year old man with a mustache is one of the most consequential questions of modern Marxism
@@rodrigoroa6753it sounds like a joke, but look up Turkish political mustache styles. Islamists, Grey Wolves, and leftists all have their own genre of mustache, and yes, the leftist mustache looks a lot like Stalin's
my grandma also looks like stalin, she even has a stache
I know right the thick mustache is sooo similar
As a Georgian I immediately knew from the start that Hakim was part Georgian
Khazad to Khazad communication
Wait he is?????
Why tf I imagine Hakim as a person that has a skin much more lighter than a stereotypical Arab, with very dark hair and slant eyes? I know a lot of Arabs whom almost all of them come from either Lebanon, Damascus or Palestine (Basically levant), and they all look far from the stereotype, and their skin is ironically lighter than me lmao
@@eges72I thought I remembered Hakim makin jokes ab Iranian skinlightening barbers so I assumed he was darker skin from the perspective he used
to me hakim is a 4 foot tall vietcong veteran
Funnily enough, I hadn't ever seen a Hasan video for a LOOOOOONG time from the start of my leftist journey. I had heard of him, vaguely, but by the time I found the LARGEST LEFTIST CREATOR ON THE INTERNET, I had already seen every Second Thought video, half of Hakim's videos, none of Yugo's videos (sorry, Yugo), watched a Xanderhal video calling all of these creators "Tankies" and "red-fascists," fell down that rabbit-hole, escaped thanks to Peethan, and came back to The Deprogram, before finally discovering Hasan. Then I saw my first Yugopnik video on the Leftist pipeline, which introduced me to a bunch of other leftists, and it goes from there. I am now attempting to spread class consciousness to my friends and family and start a socialist club at school. I finally feel as though I may have finally escaped the anti-tankie weirdos and right-wingers once and for all. Thank. God.
Uphold marxism leninism maoism hakimism JTsm yugopnikism hasanabism
You people are useless.
Well said Thomas Sankara
@@rodrigoroa6753your humor is useless
hasanabism is just self sucking with red sun in the sky playing for ambience 😂
@@finn8518 I have a question for you, what do you think is the point of politics?
I am Serbian Hasan fan! Now I will start following u guys also, great episode!
Zdravo druže! Još jedan srbin ko prati Hasan, a ja sam rodjen u australiji. Pozdrav!
@@vojislavl6665 Serbian Hasan fans from Aussies… Boyboy alt account
@xtrct7303 i met the whole crew when Hasan visited Sydney. I had my 2 minutes of fame on twitch haha. Incredible moment to meet them all
@@vojislavl6665 Pozdrav iz Beograda!
I'm a bosnian serb and I do like Hasan to but his ottoman takes are horrible.
These 3 together talking make it the perfect blend of informative and entertaining. Loved this episode.
dream blunt rotation fr
Gonna roll one up and pretend I’m conversing with them 😂😂
@@rozjourdan2403gonna roll two up and actually converse with them
Still waiting for Daddy Hakim to dress up as Father Lenin 😔
Gotta do this WAY more than once a year. This is too much fun, actually good communities coming together
I love you, Azan. The words about revolutionary optimism at the end of the podcast are just wonderful. ❤
It's probably one of the best Lenin quotes out there.
Been waiting for this crossover for some time now...glad to see it happen.
This already happened a year ago bruh
I missed it...
You should scroll back to that episode and watch it, it's really good
Yea I found the episode (audio only), listening to it in the background as I clean up...
I've followed Hasan for a decade and Yugo for about 2 years, but I just discovered this podcast through Hasan's latest appearance.
there are decades where weeks happen and weeks where decades happen...and the weeks where decades happen are always the weeks that hasan takes a day off from streaming
This decade has been a millennia
The gangs all together
I think when people are online too much they think that infighting is just as prevalent in the real world, it's not. In my experience with leftists orgs most people share Hasan's attitude. Online the tribal infighting BS is magnified and folks without real-world experience are duped into thinking it's normal.
I hate working so much. People call me insane for saying that. And I don't know what to do. Jesus christ. I try to explain your points but because of my horrible Vocabulary I can't and I get easily frustrated and aggressive. My Vocabulary is bad in every language by the way. In serbo Croatian German and English so yeah. Anyway I bought just now all 3 books of Das Kapital so Yeah. That's good lol. I hope I understand it.
Marxism Today YT channel has very good introduction videos to Marxist theory :)
People spend most part of their day surrounded by the ruling class propaganda. People are raised on this environment from their childhood with little contrasting views. You won't change people's mind with a 10 minutes talk. Time spent together and persistence are your friends. You can only seed cracks on the wall and hope they will continue by themselves.
As we don't always have the patient to explain, some people will not always have the patient to listen. Prepare yourself to get nowhere from the start and just keep trying little by little. Try people close to you and if you fell you want more, organize yourself in a political movement. They will have the tools to help.
@@igris0189 thanks for the suggestion definitely will check it out.
"The Marxist Project" channel on YT is fairly straightforward
Read "salary, price and profit" first
At last the ep is here in it's full glory.
The algo brought me here. This was excellent, thank you.
hasan has the twin towers of zyn back there.
Post fall of the first tower
osama zyn laden
The zwyn towers
its currently 911 and it approves 👍
People at Philip Morris love Hasan since we earn a lot of money at the expense of the working class
Hope Hasan will take you guys into his show too one day!
@@hrabesancho1892 it would be great but I doubt it. The backlash would be crazy. When he reacts to JTs videos there’s always tankie allegations
@@lilfilth5622 Tankie allegations... lmao
@@Jovan654321 u must remember that 90% of Hasans viewers are young and confused liberals who like the aesthetics of socialism but recoil when presented with existing socialism/anti-imperialism
@@Jovan654321 I hate when this word is still rejected by most of us. It should be reappropriated by all marxists if you ask me, just like when black people reappropriated the n-word onto themselves or in germany the k-word by turkish and muslim minority
Love this episode, all my favorite boys combined once again ❤ wish jt was there 😢
Yugo saying “screaming into the void” totally took me out. It sounded like he said “creaming into the void”💀💀 1:11:33
Goonerist existentialism
sounds like my weekends
You're telling me someone creamed in this soda?
would be more productive
me when im a coomer but also a nihilist:
also idk what hasan saw in the museum exactly but it's a pretty famous bit of knowledge that stalinists were also considered enemies of the state (goli otok being the infamous prison)
I'm sure that was mentioned in the museum. It is common knowledge
infamous for what? infamous from stalinists point of view-the same ones who never wonted to rehabilitate,waiting for stalin to enter in yugoslavia with tenks and set them free,the same ones who were given high positions in state after the yu-ussr cold war just to use them to demolish the system and suport milosevic later
no real proof until this day that goli otok was somhting more then a simple working prison-conditions harsh,but those were the postwar 40s,where on earth where the conditions in such maters human? remember what rousevelt did with japanese,for simply being japanese? stalinists were atleast armed dangerouse soldiers that were the fift column of yugoslavia,without their isolation a civil war would hapen just liek that,even though they were the minority (like only 15 000 stalinists in whole yugoslavia at that time)
Tito was subject to numerous assassination attempts, so much that he directly sent a letter to him, saying "stop sending your agents to assassinate me. If I were to send one, I wouldn't need another"
There's no such thing as "stalinism" therefor no such thing as a stalinist
@@paulj.l.9696there’s multiple different interpretations of ML and different interpretations based on time, country, etc. i think it’s accurate to call stalin’s “stalinism” not to say it’s a unique ideology but a unique implementation/variation of an ideology
I absolutely ADORE this collab
Dude this is all my favorite yt people in the same video. Thank you.
I didn't really expect ginger iraqis to be much of a thing but its kind of cool. There are fellow redheads all over the place.
Damn hearing you guys talk about the concept of a job with a sense of purpose, freedom, and autonomy made me wanna cry lol
As a Chilean from nova hvratska , i can attest , yeah most of Ante Pavelic’s first wave of goons came here
Viva Chile!!! ❤❤❤
This was great. Thanks guys
The Boys Are Back
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Just got a new job recently there, it's definitely going to get much more busy during christmas, but so far the hours have been very handy for myself and so far been doing 6 hour shifts which honestly have been brilliant, compared to the hospitality job I was working before, I could be doing shifts ending at 11pm, only to work at 7am the next day, it was frying my brain...
I'm trying to find my place as an independent animator, or find animation gigs I can atleast control my own schedule, slowly build myself up so I can create short film projects I can feel proud of .
The full ep is here! 🙏✨🍉
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Constantinople was built back up with this one, boys!
No but seriously, props to Hasan for being on this awesome podcast. So good.
Cheers from (canada)
As a Georgian I can say I literally instantly know when someone is Georgian. I don't know why but that's just the way it is. We look in a very specific way, especially when contrasted with other people from the region. (Obviously there was a lot of mixing throughout the history, we almost always were subjected to some empire's rule, but our genes are pretty strong I guess. Shits weird.)
And just to clarify another point: we (Kartvelians) are not slavs, not turkish or anything else, okay? We're indigenous people. Armenians, Azeris and others settled in the region later, albeit also a very long time ago. But we got the indigenous dibs on southern Caucasus.
Peace and love
I feel weird about the fact that I’m not Georgian at all but I also have a Georgian detector. Incredibly distinct looking people. At worst they might be Armenian if I get it wrong but it’s always Georgian
Damn I got to the end and I'm actually sad it's over
I never listened to the full podcast theme until today, and damn, I like it. Hats off to the person who wrote and performed it
I've been waiting for this episode for so long!
I had to listen twice to Yugopnik mentioning the incident with the Leftovers Podcast and its coverage of a comment on the Deprogram. Completely forgot about that. Leftover's era is already way in the past. Good riddance.
What is Leftovers? Some sectarian podcast?
I like how around 36:25 you can hear Yugopnik breathing lmao
Yugopnik is one hot man, and I say it as straight boy.
Hakim though... mmm... what a legend, I hope he will lead my revolution;).
Hasan is ok
Hasan is like a 7
@@ChaseSaddy yeah something like that, alot of room to grow. But hey maybe one day he will achieve slavic physique that he likes so much (as it can be seen early on in the video by his envious complementary comments of our basketball worthy bodies)
Только маме, что Югопник красив, не говори
I feel like a bad person. I pictured Yugopnik as a man in his 40s or 50s, judging by his voice on his main channel. In this video he is swearing and being silly at times and he sounds and looks like a young man.
@@biteofdogthis may sound a bit crazy, but hear me out: maybe, just maybe, it's because he is a young man? 🤷
1:01:28 Hakim’s point is very relatable. My self worth was, and sadly sometimes still is, tied to how much labor I can contribute to something (as if it is a social contract) rather than living my life and trying to still be human. I always feel like I have to work very hard, and it is harmful to mental and physical health.
great pod
great banter between you three
I loved this episode!
The Pogscast
A friend of Hasan, is a new account i subscribe to.
I’m going achieve the megali idea to spite Hasan
Average greek grandpa
How tho?
@@mehmetkoroglu4597 In HoI4, obv
@@mehmetkoroglu4597 Are you questioning what Joshua R could possibly do?
@@HeydenHarvey😂
"Educate, organize, mobilize..." - Bambu De Pistola
Join the RCA!
Pog indeed.
Pog, its one of the guys from the Soda Boyz Podcast
“Creaming into the Void” merch when?
Loved the discussions this episode, specifically the last bit relating to worker organization
Omg my faves ❤
14:02 the whole inside/outside situation at the DNC was one big week-long Plato's cave exercise 💀💀💀
I love listening to all of these guys
Siri play _The Boys Are Back_ 🕺🕺🕺
The last half was mohhh beautiful
Hell yeah my world are colliding pt 2
3:07 you know what is funny georgians are kinda similar with stalin, libs and some far right people will cry about him calling him russian imperialist and there are nationalist people who admire him (not for being communist, but a very influential georgian). In the case of Yugoslavia every butthurt nationalist will say that Tito preferred X ethnic group over theirs.
I have been self employed for over a decade. I have a schedule, but I have support and can easily go to the gym for an hour and play video games during the day from home. I have built this customer base and developed my own income. I could never imagine going back to an office and working for a boss. If there was one piece of advice I can give to the younger comrades, find something you enjoy and can be your own boss at. Not easy, but absolutely attainable.
Hasan IS the Sultan
My best friend is half Lebanese and is also a ginger. NOBODY on his mom's side has ever had red hair and he doesn't know a whole lot about his dad's side (Lebanese) but id be willing to put money that that's the side he got it from
Interestingly, those with red hair like those with blue eyes have to get it from both parents, because it takes 2 copies of the recessive gene in order for it to be expressed, and you only get one copy from each parent. It can be handed down silently for generations, especially if those carrying it are very rare in the population.
I want to work to do things that will benefit people like me. I don't care about shareholders and profits.
HRVATSKA SPOMENUTA 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷
Dobro došao braćo
BadEmpanada in shambles
He's right though. And I say that as a long time fan of Hasan
@@lilfilth5622 yeah
What?
@@lilfilth5622 He's usually right, it's his delivery that could use some improvement. Like a tiny rabid Chihuahua, always frothing at the mouth, barking at anyone that just dares to exist in his vicinity.
im out of the loop: What are badempanada & Hasan Piker known for disagreeing about?
I hear a lot from left wing creators that encourage community organising, workplace organising etc but I rarely see any guidance on -how- to get started with organising, what kind of organising we CAN or should do in our communities. Do we know of any good resources for this?
IWW has organizer training, if you become a member.
Hello fellow Tankies
TH-cam made me resolve a captcha to watch this video...???
Holy fucking shit
Yugo looks like such a slav hahaha
17:15 Im a sick man, but it just looks like Hasan is chugging from his piss bottle every time he takes a drink from that plastic jug :D
Can someone explain to me what tf a lareshite (laireshite? layreshite? lareshyte?) is?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyndon_LaRouche
@@lotoreo Thank you so much!
when do they talk about larouche
@@eide399about 25mins in
@@eide399when they talk about the DNC
ANOTHER HASANABI PODCAST YOOOOOOOO
Hi, I come from the future to tell you democrats have already wasted all the enthusiasm around the campaign because they decided to move even further towards the right.
They completely wasted Tim Walz, they didn't speak about popular policies, etc
Pog pog pog
POGGIES!
omg❤❤❤❤
all of my handsome internet boys in one podcast :3
this was really good
Love listening to 3 strong Serbian voices on this cast.
Pog
Hasan had his ustashe antennae removed
Fucking love u boys
It is weirdly cozy
lets goooooooo!
This is my favorite socialist as well. Democratic socialist
i dont watch this pod frequently so i was shocked when i saw yugopnik have a camera on cuz ive never seen his face
and then i looked at his face and yeah thats what i expected
Yugo now frequently streams on twitch with a handful of different masks and honestly at this point he could just drop the mask because his twitch viewers have basically seen all of his face due to the various masks. It has no purpose other than looking cool lmao
@@NotBroihon you don't know what you're talking about, my dude.
@@Aless6996 huh
Banger ass pod
There is oil and gas under Gaza
Exactly that is why Israel and corporate sponsors are so hell bent on destroying palestine. Gaza is absolutely loaded with oil, natural gas, and precious minerals.
W POD!!!
Yugo is so wrong about spearmint zyn omg