The Politically Incorrect Guide to Real American Heroes (Starring Tom Woods & Michael Malice!)

[@adamschmoetzer1854]

I’d play Wreck the Fed

[@mikehenthorn1778]

we might have to

[@lightfireeggchomper8692]

I'd like to play Wreck the Fed and Disolve the Union

[@matthewtanous7905]

Tom having no idea who Mario is while dressing just like him made me bust out laughing.

[@tonywhite68]

Hahahahaha! Me, too. 😁

[@ndinstudio543]

he was just dressed as an Italian plumber for totally unrelated reasons.

[@josephdestaubin7426]

As a history major at University, I can tell you it is absolutely the case that real history it's NEVER simple, US or otherwise.

[@rickyratcomics]

Yep but people love to simpllify things into good or bad, to make it easier, it's not that different from when everyone attributes everything to race or sex.

[@josephdestaubin7426]

@@rickyratcomics I don't know if you've ever studied psychologist contributions to sociology, but one of the most remarkable things you find in those links is that humans tend to be pattern recognition machine. So much so that we make patterns where none really exist. All of that to say that you are a 100% correct inasmuch as the link between over simplification of history and race is the human need to boile down what they see into easy to apprehend patterns.

[@rickyratcomics]

@@josephdestaubin7426 I haven't read any papers on it, I just noticed all people do that. To a certain degree patterns can exist but it will never be clean cut.

[@noblephoenix6151]

This series should be shown to every person in existence.

[@charlescox290]

"You are eye-talian, aren't you?" "I most certainly am not."

[@NathanielBolt]

This is the best E3 press conference so far!

[@13StJimmy]

I’d totally play a “Wreck the Fed” Game… just make it a Doom clone😂

[@Lechteron]

Don't even have to change much. Still slaughtering demons if you're wrecking the Fed.

[@nickzilla656]

I love the subtle dig of "Righteous Remy" not actually doing anything to fight back during the Tubman boss battle.

[@JaelaOrdo]

“I had reasoned this out in my mind, there was one of two things I had a right to, liberty or death; if I could not have one, I would have the other.” - Harriet Tubman

[@accentedreality]

I would play this game unironically

[@lincolnacn2287]

*Nerdom intensifies*

[@Kristy_not_Kristine]

Excellent. Definitely not what I was taught in HS.

[@highontaiwan]

The dog attacking the mailman gave me ptsd. I'm a mailman and it happened to me a few weeks ago.

[@workingclassdawg2656]

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS

[@ryanbarringer9993]

These have been getting progressively better and better. You both do great work.

[@sebastiantrias1529]

Video game about ending the federal reserve, I’ll pay for game like that in real life. $

[@davidplatenkamp]

that would be turning fiat into gold

[@funnyacres5078]

I saw these as ads occasionally and I loved em instantly

[@TOAOM123]

"That was the GOLD standard in videogaming" I camt tell if i love or hate you for that

[@shawnnorton2674]

I love Michael even more as a cartoon character, Mario/Tom Woods is totally hilarious. I absolutely love this series.

[@tigerhattom5111]

Love it when I get the new video notification from this challenge.

[@noyb154]

best one yet. and i've seen them all.

[@BasedJoo]

It’s official! I’m a grown adult who loves cartoons and Michael Malice and Tom Woods.

[@Demagogue88]

"Wreck the Fed" needs to be a real game.

[@grambo4436]

With director hideo kojima in charge of that project.

[@Demagogue88]

@@grambo4436 Shadowy bankers gather together in the night, and tell the press that they will be ruined by this "Fed Bank" as a psy-op in hopes of deluding the people to implement it, showing that the populace has been lied to for decades if not centuries. It's your duty as Solid Malice to break up their cabal and shill underwear, while robots make you cry.

[@grambo4436]

@@Demagogue88 While trading and buying resources, materials, goods etc in the black and grey market to build your base of operations and everything you need to subvert the system.

[@Demagogue88]

@@grambo4436 The real question is, does the black market come in many colors? I'd say very much so yes.

[@grambo4436]

@@Demagogue88 Everyone in the anarchist rainbow can find what thier needs, wants, desires and interests can be found in the black and grey market but avoid the red and pink at all costs.

[@hikemalliday6007]

Lol the qbert hat, I'm dead 💀 🤣

[@yankeetherebel]

I don't think this is titled accurately. It should be labeled as the guide to a couple civil war era abolitionists. The current title is woefully underrepresented by the actual content therein.

[@jdhutch80]

Great video. I was just trying to explain who Lysander Spooner was to my wife last week, so I can't wait to show her this. Why are the subtitles "auto-generated Vietnamese?"

[@lightfireeggchomper8692]

@Garfield's Minion They have Vietnamese subtitles....

[@lightfireeggchomper8692]

@Garfield's Minion And they are amazing

[@shadow-bannedinsights]

Great segment on Harriet Tubman and the 2A.

[@ADAMREES-GRITGYM]

Great stuff. Thanks guys

[@CasperTheRestless]

found this through your ad, best ad ever

[@daveb3910]

Bro these videos are so well put together! This is genius. Please put these in a collection I can buy or something. This would be a great teaching aid for when I ultimately need to home school my kids

[@TheAnthery]

Do not teach your kids these lies, dude.

[@noneofyourbusiness4133]

Remember… the civil war was about state rights…. **To have slaves**

[@dariusthurman8835]

The arguement that Lincoln was indifferent to slavery from that quote on preserving the union leaves out the context that most of the north was not abolitionist, open abolitionism would have lost him the middle states in the war; you have to do things to get elected.

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

No, that quote was from a letter he wrote in private to his "friend" Horace Greely, which was not discovered & authenticated until the 20th century. The "middle states" could not possibly have read it, unless a telepath among them managed to not get burned at the stake (/s). He campaigned on abolition. Some of his campaign materials are still in museums today proving that fact. Publicly, he was firmly against slavery, but he personally desired only power and gave no fücks about abolition.

[@debanydoombringer1385]

@@harbingertheheretic3541 OMG! Thank you! People don't understand you can think something is bad, but that doesn't mean you intend to act on it, which is where I think Lincoln really stood on the issue. It's no different than politicians today. They'll run saying such and such is bad, with no intention of doing anything about it.

[@shaulkramer5293]

Amazing!!! Didn’t know about the secessionist arguments of the abolitionists!

[@TB1123YT]

I love these videos!

[@10Nek]

As a Postal Carrier.... I could only wish we were a private organization 🤷‍♂️ Sad state that we cannot change the way the USPS operates without Congressional approval.

[@crisisactor420]

I love this cartoon. The voice-over is slightly weird though right? It's like there are awkward pauses between sentences sometime. Anyway, still great just my two cents !

[@JaelaOrdo]

Should be interesting 👍🏽

[@SomasAcademy]

They blur Spooner's positions a bit here to make a more consistent narrative out of them. Spooner was an Anarchist member of the First International, and his argument that Slavery violated the Constitution was largely rhetorical, as he thought spreading opposition to slavery was more important than condemning the Constitution, as other Abolitionists such as Garrison did. The basis of his constitutional argument was that the document never explicitly endorsed slavery, essentially arguing from a position of strict textualism. However, he didn't actually hold the text of Constitution in high regard; he elsewhere argued quite firmly against the Constitution on the basis that, in his view, it violated "Natural Law". He argued that no person could hold authority over any other without their consent, and that the Constitution was written based on majority opinion rather than universal consent. He further condemned the text's reference to "posterity", labeling it as a contract between men which held no authority over anyone who wasn't born when it was written. Additionally, he argued on the basis of his constitutionalist argument for abolition that the fact that slavery had not immediately been stopped after the signing of the Constitution voided the document on its inception.

[@Reubentheimitator6572]

Thank you for criticizing this video without being nasty and calling it all lies.

[@klolwut]

Thank you based Tom

[@Jbgro]

A lot of abolitionists criticized Abraham Lincoln for the emancipation proclamation.. likewise a lot of them criticized Frederick Douglass himself?

[@CrooklynBanks]

Abolitionists were some of the most unlikable people in their day, so no shock about that

[@Jbgro]

@@CrooklynBanks To think that a country so young, and in the mist of civil war would be so contextually cut, and dry is arsenide... Its not to say absolutist were all bad, there were different degree, school of thought, and stark philosophical issue amongst themselves. But some would say Lincoln could not make such a proclamation, as the statement would consider them not free by nature? Like wise some made the same argument of Douglas when he himself bought his own freedom.

[@Jbgro]

Moreover they would give little thought of the proposition's fragileness in legal standing being put forth by Lincoln. They would stand on something more grand, and even far more unlikely to succeed then the already difficult venture provinciated in the moment.

[@LaxM]

Bravo! Love the gameplay animation.

[@usercid640]

so why wasn't I taught about Spooner in my public education?

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

Because the government indoctrinators want to maintain their monopoly on "education." I'd bet that that your public indoctrinators didn't teach you about the Holodomor, the Killing Fields, the Chinese "Cultural Revolution," or the Cuban socialist revolution. Or the truth about racist mass murderer Che Guevara. Wonder why? Well, a bunch of authoritarian collectivist teachers can't tell the truth about authoritarian collectivism, or their gig would be up. Ever wonder why the "critical race theorists" & the "intersectional feminists" don't want you to read the doctrine of fascism by Giovanni Gentile? Perhaps it's because they don't want you to know their plans for you.

[@usercid640]

@@harbingertheheretic3541 And if you ask a progressive why we weren't taught these things, they'll tell you it's because the government is right wing and doesn't want you to think of revolution as an option.

[@daviddechamplain5718]

The honest answer with Spooner is there's not enough time to cover everything and everyone. People's ignorance about Communism on the other hand is gigantic hole in education. It's not like it was a minor, one-time thing.

[@padraicburns9278]

​@@usercid640 While they left out all the socialist atrocities they still made sure to teach about McCarthyism and Bay of Pigs.

[@themanED]

This shall be hip and swag

[@Jbgro]

For some reason, I cannot find that masthead on any of the images of the liberator newspaper online???

[@thebamboozlerette1824]

I haven’t looked it up at this moment, but you quoted Lincoln: if I could keep the union and slavery I’d take it in a heartbeat. But wasn’t the quote (paraphrasing): if I had to keep slavery to preserve the union, I would

[@tabularasa820]

There needs to be a cartoon like the Harriet Tubman part that shows the history of guns in the US being used to advance for abolition, civil rights, gay rights, and worker rights as well as the overwhelming number of defensive uses of guns. An easily digested cartoon that can be shown to kids teaching them the history of gun rights that the leftist tyrants can’t argue because they look like they are against abolition, civil rights, and unions if they are anti-gun is needed.

[@IsraelMcDonald]

Are they playing video games because of E3?

[@LegalesePodcast]

1:-01 "People must remember that life isn't some kind of comic book"..... Says the literal, animated cartoon version of Tom Woods, in a comic book style of presenting his "politically incorrect guide" series with a cartoon narrative..... I guess he means we are supposed to remember WE are not living comic book lives, but Tom is...

[@JoeBizzle]

I never knew Django Unchained was a biopic of Harriet Tubman.

[@theeliteelite1873]

They have game cases that are green at the start, meaning they’ve got Xbox games. But then Malice is using a PlayStation controller to play. Not sure I can believe you guys got the history right with making a mistake on something so basic like that. For shame. 😁

[@immaculatesquid]

with malice involved how do you know that wasn't on purpose? the guy literally did interviews with tangled apple headphones on cam for the longest time

[@theeliteelite1873]

@@immaculatesquid could very well be that it was done on purpose. I’m just trying to make a joke.

[@tevildo9383]

The console he is playing says "playbox" on it. Even more interesting though is the fact that the 2 controllers are different. Tom's has the d-pad on the left side (like a real dualshock controller), and Michael's has the d-pad switched with the other face buttons.

[@talmalachovsky8662]

I love this!

[@rickybobby6028]

Now, I demand Wreck the Fed!

[@Barskor1]

Empires are ruled by emperors Kingdoms by kings and Countries by Cou......

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

Yep.

[@theguy8729]

What's it supposed to be

[@Barskor1]

@Robert Ortiz-Wilson Think more along the lines of pusillanimous and its colloquial version Lacking courage; cowardly. Lacking strength and firmness of mind; wanting in courage and fortitude; being of weak courage; faint-hearted; mean-spirited; cowardly. Proceeding from lack of courage; indicating timidity.

[@joecoolmccall]

I want this video game....

[@UDeMaio53]

Where's Tom's dress?

[@FreeBroccoli]

Having guns and freeing slaves makes Tubman a libertarian hero. Giving drugs to kids makes her an ancap hero.

[@raystinsky]

You're thinking of selling them drugs.

[@ExPwner]

Yeah, Spooner!

[@alyce-hannahgolderer4496]

I'm wondering how many people got caught up at the very beginning with the reference to the Gold Standard as an innuendo to the lines about getting rid of the Federal Reserve. Lol. That was very funny!!!

[@biacus_il1128]

Interesting that the fact the Civil War was not necessarily fought to end slavery was brought up here. I remember years ago in school reading about the many different reasons the Civil War was fought, with slavery being just one of them. Today, the Left has cleansed the history books to read just one way and that's the Civil War was ONLY conceived and fought to end slavery. I remember someone else doing this same thing on such a massive scale - the Catholic Church when they removed many books from the Bible.

[@captainfluffy7232]

Ok. Harriet Tubman part. I love it. For the most part. Because of how beautifully accurate it is in display and explanation of her history. I would change one thing though. I think the visual of Harriet Tubman shooting a defenseless white teenager should have been changed, perhaps to tossing a newspaper to her and the kid lifts up a sign that says “free the slaves” or something. Just my opinion. Note: I meant when it was the run through area. I get the implications of the second part but i mean most games have multiple utilities and such. Just an editing opinion on my part.

[@dreadedheathen9987]

I let my boy watch these videos in the morning to get his day started. Only cartoons he is allowed to watch besides Looney Toons

[@the_future_is_anarchy1791]

If you like this you should read a "glorious liberty: fredrick Douglas and the fight for antislavery an antislavery constitution"

[@chrishendricks7362]

Wow I never thought they would do one on the immortal Hulk Hogan!

[@tyshekka]

You have to get rid of the last part of the radio high pitch sound.

[@SpunkyMcGoo]

I remember as a kid feeling like there was a massive chunk of american history missing, then i read Thaddeus Russell's book, and learned about people like these, and about haymarket, and realized how little they actually teach kids here.

[@Frame_Late]

They teach kids what politicians want them to hear.

[@lamontpearce170]

Public schools = gov indoctrination!

[@Bibky]

Calling Garrison a secessionist is probably the most inaccurate term I’ve ever seen two bozos give a historical character. Garrison was known and was decried as a radical due to his want for total and uncompensated emancipation of slaves, this was not to be done through secession (seeing as it would mean that no slaves would be freed) but through the implementation of a mass emancipation enacted by the federal government. Also the liberator was very much in favor of the Lincoln administration and the armed struggle to put down slavery as a institution, he was not a secessionist. Any argument that “northerner abolitionists were the first secessionists” ignore that no abolitionist advocated for such an action that would condemn the southern slaves to slavery.

[@roberth4372]

I'm really loving this series you guys!

[@benklingman]

You guys forgot about Ibram X. Kendi

[@jakebate1533]

Except Ibram X. Kendi is a race-hustling demagogue no different from Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson.

[@mikegrace2819]

Thomas Tew

[@Var_ar_Vargen]

I hope Tom makes it to the secret Omellette Level.

[@pheifbear8267]

I like the “play box” but with ps4 controllers

[@softwhiteund3rarm0r]

dont you remember all those slaves who had GUNS and were able to free themselves? thank God we have so many guns that the slaves could free themselves by using said guns. why isnt this taught to our children ?

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

For the uneducated among us, let me fill you in. Free blacks, along with white & other race abolitionists, had guns. They used those guns to defend against slave patrols while moving slaves through the "smuggling" network known as the "Underground Railroad." Free blacks also used guns to keep from being taken for slaves. This is the reason why anti-liberty activists don't want others to have guns. They want the State to be able to enslave others. If people have the means to fight off agents of the State, then those people are much less likely to be enslaved by the democrats' KKK.

[@debanydoombringer1385]

@@harbingertheheretic3541 The problem is, they teach now that black people were never allowed guns, which isn't true. Since gun ownership wasn't regulated at all, anyone that was free could and did own a weapon. They remove all nuances and dumb it down. They will claim it's to make it easier to understand, but I don't believe that.

[@holijay5502]

MARRY-O! ….unredeemable Micheal.

[@BasedJoo]

You guys should make this game a phone app 🤣

[@Johnny_Cash_Flow]

*Wreck the Fed 2: Government-Created Depression Boogaloo*

[@warrencdent]

Does Michael say "I've got my ass hair" at the beginning?

[@myrealfakename6068]

That's what I heard too. 😂🤣

[@Somewhat-Evil]

I'd call some of those "Heroes" radicals that in a worse case scenario might have led to a balkanized America. Uncompromising individuals can be respected, even honored but they almost inevitably lead to wider conflicts and disunity. I agree their ideas should be taught and discussed in schools, this over simplification of our history must stop. Very few individuals approach pure good or evil, having some understanding of their conflicts and goals is important.

[@Zevonthethompsongun]

Discussing Balkanization as though it is not the objective means you might be in the wrong place my dood.

[@daltonbrasier5491]

Why do you think balkanization would have been a worse outcome?

[@froinlaven71]

" When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one People to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another..." Why is separating such a bad idea when you truly despise the people whose opinions are against you and what you stand for? The notion that you have to stay together forever is silly.

[@Barskor1]

If your lover wants to leave or kick you out is it ok if you lock them in the basement? No same thing with people and any organization such as a Nation.

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

Balkanization is happening now anyway, so all that Lincoln did was to delay the inevitable until we had *way* more weapons that are much more deadly. Is that supposed to be some sort of win for him?

[@suruchisinha158]

Spooner is based.

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

On a whole different level.

[@adamschmoetzer1854]

Coolidge gang

[@harbingertheheretic3541]

No. #RepealThe19th

[@chiefslinginbeef3641]

@@harbingertheheretic3541 and the 17th

[@donnalangley117]

@@harbingertheheretic3541 no I am not giving up my right to vote, or freedoms or any of my rights, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, all apply. You are rediculous and clearly mysongyistic.

[@georgeprokopenko3044]

good

[@rfichokeofdestiny]

No video game character fits Michael Malice better than Qbert.

[@calumfoster-bayliss7122]

Many people in the north were opposed to war with the confederacy UNTIL the attack on fort sumter. Thats when new york some of appalachia and middle america got on board. Least thats my limited understanding.

[@markcrawford5810]

Why is the mustache over his nose?

[@khalidgagnon8753]

Dam

[@SteveDew]

I must have a Qbert hat

[@alidaraie]

It's a me, Tomaso

[@DD-lc8ei]

Sad what they did.

[@SaulOhio]

You mean Ralph Hinkley? He was the greatest.

[@kollumthirteen]

Harriet Tubman was never in a single battle whatsoever 😂

[@theengineerguy1485]

You can't win or lose in that videogame xD

[@FourOf92000]

_Wreck The Fed_ premium release when?

[@Bopperann]

Make Dynasty Warriors but with an American theme 🤣

[@ultraderek]

You should do real men of genius, next.

[@brettmorgan6732]

That hat hahahahaha

[@nevinwood5180]

Pretty weird to be defending the confederate states right to secede. The Union may have not entered the war to abolish slavery, but the South absolutely seceded to defend it. And regardless of Lincoln's motivation, the Civil War ended slavery, making it a net positive for the US

[@MyRobotHand2000]

ah yes discount Mario

[@davidmartinez2407]

I got this from a ad and I'm not disappointed

[@FreakyPhilch]

The real heroes are the fallen.

[@Standinthegap0]

I think Jeannette Rankin is the bravest American.

[@chandlermorris2219]

I appreciate that this video states that we should not idealize historical figures. The problem is that that is exactly what they're doing.

[@dougsteingraber2417]

🤨🤨🤨 ‘gold standard...’ groan😂😂😂

[@societalwisdom9930]

For the algorithm