Metaphor for the foundation of white Amerikkka. Evil capitalism. The dance continues.

But is it true that he has some sort of supernatural powers? Or is he the literal devil disguised as a man? Cause honestly i cant take him seriously unless whether he really has the supernatural on his side or just villainous plot armor

The Bengals coach and fans were a class act that night. Bills fans will always remember and appreciate the respect they gave.

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No video of the vaccine injury? Thanks for nothing girl.

Not even close to the most evil. Am beats this guy by lightyears 😂

This narrator also reads “48 laws of power” which just seems so fitting after hearing him read the judge

After reading a song of fire and ice and berserk this seems pretty tame

The Judge represents (whether people like it or not) MODERNITY. He IS the 20th century struggling to get out of the 19th. Is he evil? Depends on your view of humanity itself.

I remember watching this live and telling my wife, I think he had a heart attack immediately. Then the commercials went on for like 7-8 mins and then it came back to this. It was the weirdest feeling

You heard him say he was looking for Lamb. I think the problem is that The Cowboys are trying to make names for certain players and refuse to focus on winning. I've seen quite a few openings with other team mates, but he keep focusing on Lamb when everyone is all on him! Thats why he keep throwing interceptions.

Full circle moment that then he injured Tua sidlining him for 6 weeks this year

Its been 2 years since this scary sequence of events, i cant believe how quickly time flew. Thank god Damar is still here with us while the earth continues to spin

I legitimately don't get why people think he is the worst...Kurtz from Heart of Darkness is a lot more terrifying. Sure Holden didn't pay for his crimes in the end, but his influence is always limited, a petty criminal in a world of outlaws that was slowly coming to an end. Kurtz on the other hand died, but his deterioration into what he became shows that anybody that ends up replacing him will end up inevitably becoming the same.

When we first meet the judge it's stated the judge is "bald as a stone and he had no trace of beard and he had no brows to his eyes nor lashes to them." Eye lashes protect your eyes from dust and infection, I like to think the judges eyes are glass, like what they use for teddy bears which adds to his "child-like/cold-blooded warlord" character, because for 1 it's never mentioned if he has any eye problems, and 2 The west is made of dirt. Dust is guaranteed to get into his eyes at some point especially with all the shootouts and gunpowder emitted from guns.

I didn't want him originally. Now I get to watch the most talented player ever to play, and he plays for my team. I have never been so happy to be wrong

He literally died on the field and was dead for about 10 minutes. And in about 3 months later he was up and walking around. If God ain't real then I don't know what y'all believe in. God is real, the power of prayer and healing is real. God grace was present on Damar his family and everyone in that field and stadium that night to witness his wonder's.

*The narrator did a great job.*

This was the one and only game I have ever been to at US Bank

7:09 When they're talking about resuming the game. Even the guy who's warming up (or maybe just trying to distract his mind), he's not mentally there at all. Just going through the motions. Everyone's just dazed. I can't believe the league even thought about resuming the game. "5 minutes" 🙄

9:57 I wonder what they were saying there.

I’ve watched this for 12 minutes

This is sad

I don’t like him.

Josh is no MVP

A lot of people talking about what if and who to play judge in my mind for an current audience to get real uncomfortable and feel the evil would be Kevin spacey Seeing that fucker full albino shaven and of course being monster would horrify many

Watch the highlight reels of Allen when he played for Wyoming...he was incredible then rolling right and dropping dimes 70 yds downfield. He was hurdling 275 lb linebackers in college as well. I'm shocked to this day that Allen wasn't more well-known before the draft. Brilliant pick by Beane/McD, well worth the Bills trading up to draft him 7th in the first round.

he’s evil but not more evil than joker lol he sounds regular to me

Hes very athletic he showed lots of it 2023 he played better but jets are terrible no matter what

Like I said I've been watching Bears since 1976 I saw all of their quarterbacks Justin fields was the best

This Story needs more scalping 8/10

I remember this day, I forgot to turn on TV and was confused why the game was paused, then I turned on TV and saw the moment unfold, God is greater ❤❤❤

And it’s been exciting ever since 🤘🏼🤘🏼

I still can’t believe i watched this live. Absolutely bizarre.

I think he should say “Here You Go” instead of, well you know.

Looks like the defense won that game. Allen played well but the D was bringing it.

I don't watch a lot of football, but this was a game I caught live, and oh my lord the energy of this whole situation was so intense. Much respect to the players and the fans.

I really like imagining The Judge isn't some devil, but the God of the book. It makes sense in a vile and twisted way in some cases. A being who stands on high in the middle of all, completely unscaved and as the book said, his face strangely innocent, as if he is untouched by his malevolence.

Between AM, the Qu, and Judge Holden, it's really a toss up on who's more evil

Respect for not showing it frfr

Always thought the Judge character was based on Aleister Crowley to an extent.

Never forget what Tones Romo said about Wilson, in Wilson's rookie year: "I think Zach Wilson is going to be in the discussion as one of the top three to five quarterbacks (in the NFL) very quickly.

Harlan and Ian Eagle sound very similar.

I remember how Sean McDermott wanted to let Allen watch from the sidelines in his rookie year and learn from Nathan Peterman. But Peterman was absolutely atrocious so they had to thrust Allen into the starting role far sooner than they would have liked

Zach was supposed to be a project QB. He was Anthony Richardson before Anthony Richardson. He wasn't NFL ready when he came out of college, but had a lot of raw talent. All he needed was to sit behind a bridge QB, a veteran, to learn the game at the professional level. Instead, the Jets just threw him to the lions. Week 1 starter. That's a way to completely waist a #2 pick

Not the most evil

The most evil man in fiction is hands down Bondrewd from made in abyss

there are some obvious parallels to draw between holden and nazis/trumpers lies meant to divide and spread hate

16:31 it’s kind of horrifying how he technically isn’t entirely wrong on this one. Objectively speaking, there is no true morality. It’s all subjective.

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