Bionicpig reacts to the 3 evil teachers

[@BoxOKittens]

Other streamers: Oh, you're going to bed? Goodnight, then! Pig: WHO ARE YOU???

[@averageryan4965]

Sure, I'll have a pistach.... oh.... ok... Sorry...

[@averageryan4965]

Actually, you know what? Keep the nuts! I didn't want any of them anyway!

[@niccilefevre]

Pig is the worst Dom ever 🤣

[@BK32Kingz]

I'm still traumatized from the pistach trick a year later

[@immortalvelociraptor7810]

the intro felt like genuine threat considering I’m deathly allergic to pistachios 😂

[@infiresnation7430]

Nah fr same!

[@birdi3e]

This genuinely shocked me when it first broke the news. Mass shootings in Australia are really rare from what I understand, & that's mostly due to ironclad gun laws following the Port Arthur massacre in '96. Those two constables were 100% ambushed, and I can't even fathom how horrifying their last moments on Earth must've been. Rest in peace to the officers & I hope those three monsters are burning in hell

[@captainhook5513]

This is refreshing to see, I like this channel a lot but always got the vibe the majority of it's viewers were all "ACAB" types. That wouldn't care about any officer no matter what country the come from.

[@shampers]

Tho the chances are lower compared to some other countries, if you wanna get a gun/weapon in Australia that badly there are ways to get them. And if you're a crazy person with a gun these events are gonna happen. I've met two people in my life who have owned handguns, a neighbour of mine (crack dealer) got shot up in there home a few weeks ago and there was a drive-by near my house about three years back. I don't have the slightest idea how they got them but obviously there are ways. This isn't including hunting rifles which are common on larger farms. (I'm in Victoria, Australia)

[@Kyrridwen420]

@Shampers the bikies ship guns in through illegal smuggling techniques, it's one of their revenue sources. Then they sell them to the scum of the earth. Meanwhile, I can't even carry mace for self-defense. Criminals don't follow gun laws. But the people making the restrictions on my defence options have armed security and fancy gates and locks in their neighbourhoods, so they couldn't care less.

[@strider9184]

My cousin went to school with the female officer: said she was the nicest girl ever

[@crisptomato9495]

Reminds me of the Portapique massacre here in Canada.

[@fakenamebunchonumbers]

"I'm the Millennial all of Gen Z complain about on TikTok." I felt that.

[@aoihitori]

"Gun is culture, we can't change it." Damn that's the most Bruh moment there. So unreal someone does think like that, some people common sense is so simply fckdup. 😂

[@BDS3600]

If your “ common sense “ is thinking all guns need to be taken away, than you’re on the same level as the people your talking shit about

[@carpetcheeto]

@@BDS3600They literally didn’t say anything about taking all guns away.

[@DigitalHeliumJumper]

i don't get how pig isn't completely flat yet cause he's always so pressed lmao

[@nobluepens]

The unappreciation for "Goodnight Chatter" really hit home

[@sporemaster97]

There's a town in I think Arizona called "Tortilla Flat." No, I'm not kidding. Yes, you can look it up.

[@matcha_zuki5597]

When you hear your own city in these stories it’s wild

[@taxevasion117]

that was me when i realised the acid bath murderer was actually from my town

[@beyondviolet]

me when I learned that the one guy that put arsenic in kids’ Halloween candy is from my city

[@neonicon8500]

Bionic pig is the type of guy to stop a stream to get on someone for saying goodnight.

[@kalay5651]

That persons night must've been ruined

[@LazyQahnaarin]

2 people? Bruh, tripling that is still a slow week in a single US town.🇺🇸

[@nicripolas816]

@@Kyrridwen420 Cry more

[@boringletsplayer6634]

@@Kyrridwen420 are you ok genuinely

[@hopsymopsy8352]

@@Kyrridwen420 we have a government who doesnt care about us but you're crying because we're surprised that 3 ppl dying had your whole country in a tizzy? Just today a man offed his ex wife's boyfriend, his 3 children, and himself; leaving his ex wife with a house full of corpses. That's 5 people. And the only reason it made news in my state was because they were both military men. Be happy that you live in a country where three people getting killed is a huge deal. Where your government just had to ask nicely and everyone was willing to let gun laws become a thing. Because every day we have children dying and people dropping dead in ours and nobody is batting an eye to it anymore. Nobody is worried for us, everyone just makes fun of america for the school shooting meme while our government is idle solely because guns make money.

[@jadlad9666]

Once I was walking through my apartment attempting to mimic the way that bird says "touch purple" and did not realize my roommate was laying on the couch and heard the whole thing

[@HotTakeAndy]

😂 what did they say?

[@Max-ek4dn]

Pigs intros gettin more and more deranged in combination with the content thats discussed...

[@habijjj]

A town in Mexico is literally called chihuahua

[@DarkPrincessAly]

Adhd tangent: Every generation is a blend of 3 decades. Using millennials as an example, they start at '90 and stop at 2000, with a few years of cultural bleeding often occuring on either end. We were born and raised around the turn of the millennium, hence our name. Kids born up to 5 years before 1990 and after 2000 tend to adopt a lot of cultural elements of the decades before and after them, undeniably linking them to the generation. Somebody born in '85 could very well have the same love of the nintendo 64 as a kid born in 2005. Source: My older brothers ('85, '86) basically shaped my ('95) entire childhood culture. My oldest friend ('95) did the same for her little brother (~'05). My partner ('98) and their little brother ('00) are practically the same. That being said, older millennials (like my brothers) suffer the curse of acting like our parents due to their formative years being in a shifting of paradigms. Sometimes they just Say Shit that makes me want to screech, and I have to explain to my brother that he's said a slur that he likely never knew was a slur (using "gay" to mean shitty or stupid was a big one like 10 years ago). Likewise, younger millennials (like my partner's little brother) sometimes say something that is so surreal and incomprehensible that you have to wonder how they developed their humor like that. I was born Right at the centerpoint, so I have the really Fun position of acting as a translator and mediator between the two ends of the generation, because older millennials often Do Not understand younger ones despite All of their cultural influence coming from the exact same tine frame.

[@adam.n-steve]

A little context for the Milleniel vs Gen z war: Millenial made fun of Gen Z for not knowing what a skinny jean is and it also went downhill from there. It's actually a lot more cringe at least at the start don't know if people are still on this train but at the start, we legit got musicals by milleniels on how much they hate Gen Z for "cancelling" Eminem (let's be real, his career was already over after that one album 💀), being too much on Tiktok, etc. At the end of the day, this is just dumbasses fighting with each other because they don't understand that generational divide exists.

[@taxevasion117]

for me, the only thing millennials deserve to get bullied for is how obsessed with harry potter they are

[@adam.n-steve]

@@taxevasion117 it's kind of concerning tbh 😨

[@taxevasion117]

@@adam.n-steve ong i feel like harry potter isn't even that good

[@masterace9543]

But Em has been making a comeback tho

[@adam.n-steve]

@@masterace9543 that is true.

[@lincatbug]

I can't be the only one who thought there is Pewdipie with photoshoped bald head and a beard on the thumbnail... PLEASE TELL ME I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE

[@Marcus616]

“Hello, fellow kids!”

[@gracelord6476]

In Australia we call them cookers. As in their brains are cooked

[@mr.koibito]

Goodnight? WHO ARE YOU?

[@TheGrossMeta]

Intro has me fucking dead 😭💀

[@amandaparker5613]

Squack Squad 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜

[@KrintalSrim]

Cucurbit in a short timeframe

[@chilledburrito]

12:38, pig... we eat kangaroo meat here...

[@DoodleBug0w0]

I do agree that people should be able to get a gun, but it needs to be way more difficult to get one and have more regulations and restrictions. I'm from Puerto Rico where school shootings are unheard of, yet no more than a year of me moving to PA my school had a shooting. Nobody died but one student got shot and was in critical condition. I had to go to therapy to deal with the trauma of it, and it wasn't to the level of some other shootings where a lot of students die. Teens and children should NEVER have access to weapons imo

[@sereously]

the first guy was definitely insane. 100% but not wanting a covid vaccine after having a heart attack is completely reasonable...no doctor today would recommend that.

[@thefiresiren3]

Step Uncle. 😂has me Rolling!

[@drockomoush]

These are my Pastashes

[@flash980]

Those are regular roasted and salted pistachios I like the salt and pepper roasted and chilli roasted🥱..😂😂

[@MrDoesVoices]

As a gun owner I love the idea of fixing our gun laws to be less like GTA

[@dare2333]

To be fair the states with the strictest gun laws have the highest gun related crimes but yeah shouldn’t be able to just go in and buy one so easily

[@jon471000]

Ope he yelled at Chat

[@TheLegPumpkin]

The birth of all the crime channels isn't causing crime, but a ton of people are starting to question the morality of enjoying the voyeurism of watching awful people become infamous off their "hobby".

[@xelectrix]

Tbf, the voyeurism has always been a thing. The outlet is just evolving with the times. Like the old sideshows that would display the bodies of criminals or related items (think the Bonny and Clyde car) or the absolute circus that Belle Gunness's farm became after her crimes were discovered.

[@supergingerr]

I can’t think of the name of the book, but there is a super interesting book that goes into the history of our love of crime. I mean people in the Victorian era made literal scrapbooks about crimes…which I personally find weirder than what we do now.

[@dracocrusher]

Yeah, it's not really CAUSING crime on any systemic level or anything, but I really wouldn't be surprised if there were a few mass shooters that saw a video or a podcast and they were just like "OH. Oh... Huhh.... HHMMmmmm............. I do live in America....... And I can get guns about as easily as buying a Big Mac........ Maybe I should, you know...? Seems pretty easy to get away with this shit."

[@rosenrot234]

Hearing stuff Apollo the bird says. I recommend Buddy the Birdy. And Gumi over on Hideaki Utsumi

[@lovelightstarboy]

Pig saved my life I’m allergic to pistachios

[@davidlionheart2438]

When Pig can't understand words....Narrator: "Woman left her husband and got with his brother."........Pig: "Huh?...What?...What does that mean? Is it incest? I can't process that. Repeat it...Repeat it...Repeat it."..........😐😑🙄

[@rpNerd]

Goddamnit the intro

[@cyb3rno0b15]

This is wack I live 20 minutes away from where this happened, country cops were pretty laidback and didn’t deal with much like this. The craziest thing to happen in these areas for a long time, guns are hard enough to get but stuff like this makes it harder, and so it should. American gun laws could take note.

[@cezify]

I want better security at schools! Put money into getting great security guards to prevent these shootings! And when you say make it stricter how so? They do have background checks but, I am not that familiar with the process. They say it’s hard but, I need to look into myself. Please educate me on this I am sincerely curious.

[@zbcrazy]

It’s not hard. My city just had an active shooter in a Target yesterday, he had bought the rifle at a camping/hunting store just a few days prior. Here, all he needed was about $20 in fees and a 20 minute criminal background check. No training requirements, no testing, no safety class requirements, no psych check, nothing. A few states have marginally stricter requirements, but most have even less than that.

[@darkljs]

A throughout psych test should definitely be a requirement, that's the very least that most people want when they advocate for stricter gun laws just better security definitely won't treat the main issue, and using guns to stop guns is a whole other can of worms...

[@hopsymopsy8352]

Stricter as in Age requirement, psych evaluation, mandatory gun training, and mandatory gun safety classes. In America there are things called gun shows where a minor can walk in and buy a gun from a seller with little to no checks at all. You can walk into a walmart and buy a firearm with maybe a criminal background check (meaning if you've never committed a crime you're fine but what if you're someone who has a medical history of volatile behavior/mental health issues?) And walk out. Most people get a gun and then dont properly store them which means children get ahold of them (resulting to cases of babies and children accidentally shooting themselves/others, teens shooting up schools/themselves/people they're in arguments with) because the parents didnt properly store them. Hell you could look into a current online beef going on; the Sneako vs Moistcritikal drama, and Sneako is on a livestream waving his gun with the finger on the trigger. Any properly trained gun owner will tell you that your finger should NEVER be on the trigger unless you plan to shoot. But most people dont get trained or taught unless they try to get a conceal to carry license. That needs to change.

[@bandersnatchbeauty9692]

What about the two sons? Like they never covered that. Both parents were in that house, and all had cut contact with the grandparents. Are the kids unharmed?

[@sparco956]

I always liked guns more in the environment of COD but in real life they make me nervous. I'd still get one though. Not to be a degen though, just for protection.

[@infiresnation7430]

Whoever said that about it being America’s culture clearly isn’t thinking about how Australia was originally where all the criminals were sent and yet they don’t have that mindset 😂

[@shmokers5587]

Not about the video but everytime i use doordash it fucks up my phone too

[@wonderstar2809]

31:33 I think the word you’re looking for might be gullible?

[@stubbyjones7110]

No, stupid is a fair word to describe conservatives

[@wonderstar2809]

@@stubbyjones7110 Good point.

[@loraleihall3517]

im eating an icecream samwich on 420

[@lilhedgehog8576]

Jokes on you I don’t like pistachios.

[@oO0Inuyasha0Oo]

I live in Australia and I'm terrified of America.

[@dovahkiin6488]

Be afraid, be very afraid

[@strider9184]

I’m more scared of people in the US than I am of any animals in Australia 😂

[@majrovits4902]

The restrictions are obviously part of it but the parts that actually matter. Are that their country is an island close to the middle of the ocean and is the size of of our biggest state. With a population size of a few of our cities. So it's actually very possible for it to work for them our situation couldn't be more different dawg.

[@princeleafazriel8657]

Is it bad that, as a furry I literally listened to him and rolled over?

[@dracocrusher]

Good boy

[@Cadet076]

No- a boomer take is the type to state that internet videos on KZbin are making people crazy and NOT the fact that youth have not enough structure or restrictions to prevent them from stupidly coming to the conclusion that any infamy is good infamy

[@HotTakeAndy]

Trueeeee

[@debrabarber3483]

Guns aren't that hard to get here. As long as it's not military grade. And as long as you don't have a violent criminal past. And you have to have a gun safe. We have a lot of farms here, so a lot of people grow up around guns. We still have very few shootings. Probably because you can't buy something that can murder 35 people in minutes. We don't sell people grenades for the same reason. You can't trust people with that stuff. It also makes police really paranoid and more inclined to use lethal force. Fatal police shootings, no matter who is doing the shooting, are extremely rare here. Compared to America, anyway.

[@OgBobby42]

4:10 its a boomer take because your a boomer, also there are many jobs in society that benefit from the rise of crime in America eg. lawyers, judges, police, criminals, politicians, banks and companies of all types benefit from many crimes, then theres “youtube channels” lmfao 😂 i know genuinely hope you were joking the things you choose to focus on baffles my mind

[@GuilhermeSantos-rv1nw]

It's obviously a joke bro

[@chmchn]

Obvious joke lol. And aren't boomers ppl born right after the war?

[@strawbaby7243]

He really doesn’t understand what people mean when they say “gun culture” has influences on these acts of violence

[@NOTanAriral]

Pig’s reaction to new viewers in chat is really brash and I appreciate that. Every streamer I’ve seen acts like those kind of weird people aren’t there. But seeing Pig call out people and essentially bully them for being weird promotes better behavior.

[@Phantom_Fireside]

Oooooh Hes reacting to onw of my favorite channels! Love Coffee House Crime

[@HotTakeAndy]

Lmao why don’t videos start like this anymore? Trick us with some ASMR.. to being a dog lol😂

[@TrevorLahey_69]

Keeping guns away from people who shouldn't have them doesn't mean you have to make guns impossible to get. No one even tries to think how an efficient and effective process, of vetting someone, could be made. "Just make it harder" seems like such a lazy bullshit solution, make it hard for people who shouldn't have one in the first place.

[@starshiiinebby]

0:43 🥺🥺🥺

[@itsallconspiracy2035]

I know.. Australians are jealous of our numbers..

[@missfeisty]

Now I feel a need to go to a new random streamer each night before I go to bed to say, "I'm feeling pretty eppy. Have a great rest of your stream and goodnight 😘"

[@achikin4466]

40:00 pig speaking facts about gun laws

[@a_lil_special]

Do you know how to get to bells canyon

[@lucasdiazjr5679]

He says he pays attention to chat,well not always

[@Sophia-vk5bq]

Oh nice, I've never been this early to a Pig video. lol

[@tearlessmage5366]

It says in the video it’s hard to get guns in Australia, and everyone was puzzled how they were so heavily armed…. Almost as if criminals don’t care about laws

[@tearlessmage5366]

And Australia is isolated, in the US is bordered with Mexico and we can barely keep illegal immigrants and drugs put from there much less weapons.

[@makosmythicmenagerie]

It takes real mental gymnastics to blame immigrants from Mexico for an illegal mass shooting that occured in australia

[@GamingintheAM0801]

I'm not gonna claim to have the solution, but clearly *something* needs to change with America's gun laws, considering mass gun crimes in every other first-world country are like a once-a-year thing at most, meanwhile America racked up 40 in this January alone.

[@Kyrridwen420]

@Mako's Mythic Menagerie it takes real mental gymnastics to come to the conclusion that comment blamed the shooting on anything in Mexico whatsoever, lol Where does it say that exactly? 😂 oh, that's right, it doesn't! hahhaha

[@nordnellan]

Culture and nature are two different things bruh

[@robbie5138]

Crime has consistently gone down and probably calling it a boomer take as, the boomers like to blame Video Games for Teen shooters and negate any other possible argument

[@sereously]

down compared to what? which year?

[@TheLegPumpkin]

Generation X here and I love that we are essentially the switzerland of boomer v. Millennial culture wars.

[@lemonysnickette]

Don't put your gun in a safe. It's rendered useless because when you need it, you won't have easy access to it.

[@lilhedgehog8576]

Bionic pig I don’t think you needed get loud so that person could have a bad night. So what if they were acting weird by saying hey goodnight. It wasn’t hurting anyone. Plus maybe the person says goodnight to any stream they watch, or maybe they were saying goodnight to someone in the chat, one of their friends or something. Sorry I just didn’t like how you talked to that person….

[@chmchn]

They thought they were the main character. Announcing your intention like you're the queen of England to a group of ppl who don't know you is just....ugh.

[@MainerMMA]

@@chmchnit’s telling that something so minor makes you so uneasy. 😂

[@chmchn]

@@MainerMMA 👍

[@flash980]

Is KZbin trying to hide you from me?

[@hardidis]

I wish more people thought like pig for a lot of issues happening in America man. Cause it’s like, why are we focusing which side we’re on when we could be focusing on the issue at hand? (P.S. Great videos man)

[@mrmc2003]

6 ppl not 2

[@willryan6523]

It ISN'T the gun laws and this becomes clearer when you go any deeper than the entire country. Not surprising, because gun laws vary wildly across the country and the problem for determining whether or not gun laws are the issue is that there is no consistent correlation between gun laws and violence. California has extremely strict gun laws. It also has the highest rate of violent crime in the entire country. Washington has very strict gun laws. They're doing just fine. Some southern States have very loose gun laws and they're also doing just fine. A couple Southern States with loose gun laws, however, also have high violent crime rates. That's the problem here. It's a lot more complicated and nuanced than one law restricting one thing on some kind of grand scale. When you're talking about gun laws, no, there is *no conclusive proof* in this country that more restrictive or less restrictive gun laws are more effective in a vacuum. Also, there is no state or municipality in the entire country where you can walk in, buy a gun, and immediately walk out with it by law. Wtf are you talking about. I guess "common sense" isn't actually getting anyone anywhere here. Sorry, but those are the facts.

[@GuilhermeSantos-rv1nw]

For every 1 killing in self defense, there are 30 criminal murders. Do you still think it's fair?

[@willryan6523]

@@GuilhermeSantos-rv1nw Yes, because that is a grossly disingenuous question that ignores so much relevant information. Of these thirty criminal murders, how many were committed by people who owned guns legally? How many of them were committed by people who owned guns they shouldn't have because they slipped through the cracks? How many of them were committed with illegal firearms not purchased legitimately? What States were they in? All of these questions are critical because we already have all possible laws in place everywhere to prevent these things from happening. Passing a law does not mean the thing stops happening forever. I don't know what this obsession with laws is. What does this have to do with my comment to any degree? Braindead questions like that with deletion of all necessary information to even properly approach rhe topic in the first place accomplish absolutely nothing. You just think it sounds good because you can say it fast. It doesn't. It sounds really dumb.

[@Daeca]

Not to mention that even though Australia is quite large, it's still an island and thus it's easier for them to filter out smuggled goods. Not completely, but easier for them than it is for big-ass USA. ...Granted if no one is being, you know... paid under the table to look the other way. Oh, and with that... sometimes people forget an important fact: Criminals don't give a flying fuck about laws... that's why they're criminals.

[@linox9073]

Owowoowowowowoahahhhhhaaaa

[@cyanbug3021]

Oo a

[@CoushattaL]

Lmao like Christianity hasn't slaughtered so many people throughout the years😂😂

[@MainerMMA]

Same with every other religion but go off I guess

[@sereously]

how about islam

[@lisa.222]

It does have to do with culture. The way the youth is raised and their surroundings. Cuz all around the world there's so many cultures and they value certain things that prevent some behaviors. But in America lord forbid you mention guns and they go crazy

[@NJ.Magpie]

True, I was thinking the same too. It's like how in certain Eastern Asian countries they have honour crimes that kill off the women because they bring dishonour to their family somehow. Female genital mutilation is a similar thing that happens because of this and these are all culture bound crimes. Gun laws are very imbroiled in the American culture especially in the South because they believe if they have guns they can be free and protected and want their right to hold firearms because they believe it will protect themselves, though that isn't always the case because if guns are far more accessible then it will go in the wrong hands like how school shootings start. America often ignores these school shootings or passes them off as a one time thing despite it happening very often because a lot of American's love guns so much that it is basically becoming a part of their culture, similar to how honour killings are a part of certain Eastern Asian cultures.

[@Thebeezzkneezz.]

2 mins ago let's go. Hello twitch!

[@CassieMichael]

Just because somewhere has insane gun control laws doesn't mean anything. Look at Chicago. That place has some of the best gun control laws, bar none, and it's a massive war zone. If someone wants to get a gun, they're gonna find a way to get a gun. Laws don't mean a thing to criminals.

[@GuilhermeSantos-rv1nw]

Because gun laws don't matter when the rest of country and the borders already have lots of guns lol

[@RYOKO_Furya]

Gen Alpha = Cringe

[@carnuatus]

Wow, the takes just keep getting worse and worse, huh. You can say something is a part of our culture without saying it's in our nature or whatever. Culture and nature are two explicitly different things. Huh?? A major reason it is such an issue here is inherently in our culture (NOT our nature). Between mental health mishandling, misinterpretations of the constitution and the founding of this country, yeah, I'd say it's an issue with our culture. That directly relates to how we handle laws and restrictions regarding things like guns.

[@Nucl3arFuture]

Mehh

[@jm329]

It’s been seven minutes of mostly just talking to the chat. That makes a bad video.

[@tomprestengaming996]

This is what happens when you take away strong family and religion. Also you hear about the shootings In Australia but you never hear about the stabbings and beatings I wonder why?

[@boringletsplayer6634]

This seems like bait

[@Kyrridwen420]

@@boringletsplayer6634 as an Australian who's been terrorised by violent addicts and significant domestic violence related to drug abuse and unchecked mental health, I actually agree with that first comment.

[@carnuatus]

It has more to do with lack of mental health care and proper training regarding guns/gun safety.

[@PistenDeer]

Isn't "strong family and religion" exactly what caused them to be stuck in their own conspiracy bubble that led to them seeing anyone in a position of authority as a dehumanized enemy they can just freely shoot?

[@ryantannar5301]

Cool generalization there. My wife and I are Christians, married early (20 and 18). Never had a big fight, both of us finished college, I'm an IT professional she's a lawyer, we just had our first kid almost a decade later. Sorry if someone at the church touched your nono place but sit down boy and think before opening the flapper there dude

[@jeambeam3173]

Don't know how not wanting your rights taken is a boomer take but okay

[@ymirs4400]

Americans think having sex with their guns is a right, but you better not want healthcare, housing, bodily autonomy or identify how you want; those aren’t rights lol

[@boringletsplayer6634]

Depends on the context

[@Kyrridwen420]

@Boringletsplayer found the uniformed young voter 😂 if your rights are dependent on context. There's a good chance it isn't a 'right'

[@boringletsplayer6634]

@@Kyrridwen420 ok? The original comment didn’t give a specific right, so yeah not wanting specific rights taken away is very dependent on what your talking about

[@carnuatus]

​@@boringletsplayer6634right, like, I guess we Should just have the ability to run over people in the street? Of course context matters, hello.