A History of US Insurrections

Given recent events, I think it's time to grasp a bit of history about US insurrections. Far from being exceptional, these events are almost commonplace in American history, the problem is, we all thought we were done with this kind of unrest.
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Lists of US insurrection-adjacent stuff:
Civil unrest: en.wikipedia.o...
Rebellions: en.wikipedia.o...
Racial upheavals: en.wikipedia.o...
Conflicts: docs.google.co...
Just a few books out of many that influenced this:
Hugh Davis Graham and Ted Robert Gurr eds., Violence in America: Historical and Comparative Perspectives; A Report to the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence, 2 vols. (Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1969).
Richard Maxwell Brown, Strain of Violence: Historical Studies of American Violence and Vigilantism (New York: Oxford University Press, 1975). amzn.to/2KXI5Xb
Richard Maxwell Brown, No Duty to Retreat: Violence and Values in American History and Society (New York: Oxford University Press, 1991). amzn.to/2zldrFz
Daniel Richter, Facing East from Indian Country: A Native History of Early America (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2003). amzn.to/2MVhWJ4
Eric Foner, Reconstruction: America’s Unfinished Revolution, 1863-1877, new ed. (1988; New York: Perennial Classics, 2002). amzn.to/34lFOhq
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Wiki: Rebellion, uprising, or insurrection is a refusal of obedience or order.[1] It refers to the open resistance against the orders of an established authority.
A rebellion originates from a sentiment of indignation and disapproval of a situation and then manifests itself by the refusal to submit or to obey the authority responsible for this situation. Rebellion can be individual or collective, peaceful (civil disobedience, civil resistance, and nonviolent resistance) or violent (terrorism, sabotage and guerrilla warfare.)
In political terms, rebellion and revolt are often distinguished by their different aims. If rebellion generally seeks to evade and/or gain concessions from an oppressive power, a revolt seeks to overthrow and destroy that power, as well as its accompanying laws. The goal of rebellion is resistance while a revolt seeks a revolution.[citation needed] As power shifts relative to the external adversary, or power shifts within a mixed coalition, or positions harden or soften on either side, an insurrection may seesaw between the two forms.
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*References* Civil unrest: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_incidents_of_civil_unrest_in_the_United_States Rebellions: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rebellions_in_the_United_States Racial upheavals: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_racial_violence_in_the_United_States Conflicts: docs.google.com/document/d/1jlkz3eIQ0dH4SwzfezuZJw7ypUQ3QyReIliePi91Acg/edit?usp=sharing Just a few books out of many that influenced this: Hugh Davis Graham and Ted Robert Gurr eds., _Violence in America: Historical and Comparative Perspectives; A Report to the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence,_ 2 vols. (Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1969). Richard Maxwell Brown, _Strain of Violence: Historical Studies of American Violence and Vigilantism_ (New York: Oxford University Press, 1975). amzn.to/2KXI5Xb Richard Maxwell Brown, _No Duty to Retreat: Violence and Values in American History and Society_ (New York: Oxford University Press, 1991). amzn.to/2zldrFz Daniel Richter, _Facing East from Indian Country: A Native History of Early America_ (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2003). amzn.to/2MVhWJ4 Eric Foner, _Reconstruction: America’s Unfinished Revolution, 1863-1877,_ new ed. (1988; New York: Perennial Classics, 2002). amzn.to/34lFOhq

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honestly, it expected because it's a very recent topic but honestly, it was a very weird event

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As a Holocaust historian the fact that they are suppressing actual history about that atrocity and yet promoting antisemitic rhetoric is absolutely appalling. I mean, it doesn't completely surprise me but at the same time... what the hell?

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KZbin is pretty much pro atrocity denial which makes blood pressure spike

[@raptonsoul2557]

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[@microbial2007]

Makes you wonder who's side this platform is on.

[@raptonsoul2557]

microbial2007 no one, they’ll punish either side if it means they keep their ads, KZbin only cares about one thing money and will punish anyone who denies them that ability

[@TEPMARMY]

Hosting content about such tragedies isn't good for business, KZbin doesn't want to be associated with something so horrific, from its probably economically sensible to try and not have this on your platform, especially after past scandals

[@TensileStrength]

There are only three certainties in life: death, taxes, and Cypher ragging on Woodrow in each video.

[@theshenpartei]

All roads lead to Wilson

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

Wilson is the head of the Illuminati confirmed he founded the Patriots in Metal Gear.

[@matt_9112]

ExtraHistory has something similar going on with British PM Robert Walpole (so there's four things).

[@lawsonj39]

And deservedly so.

[@Ruosteinenknight]

Woody-boy has it coming. I knew he was pretty bad, but Cypher's video about him really highlighted that lot of issues that future generations had to deal with can be traced back directly to him.

[@troy4298]

Even as a foreigner, US history is very interesting, especially right now.

[@icefl4re597]

It's a tragicomedy, in real life. I always describe it like that to my friends when they asked why I liked US history & politics. - An Indonesian

[@a199063]

@@icefl4re597 you should read about Italy's last 30 years. That's tragicomedy! Sex scandals, almost default, comedians and reality tv stars becoming leaders and hidden masterminds, the italian leader of trumpists asking for early elections and full power while in pants at the beach, and so on

[@banktella1537]

Sadly, our country is under construction at this time. Please return at a later time.🚧⚠️

[@icefl4re597]

Bruh, thanks lol On modern Italian history, I only read up about the Mafia & Years of Lead

[@icefl4re597]

@@itsblitz4437 Yeah, it does. Really, it does. But: There's a big difference between the Indonesian politics tragicomedy and the US. If I can simplify in one sentence, is that Indonesian politics' dumpster fire is mainly at its PROCESS and the QUALITY OF THE ACTORS (corruption, nepotism, embezzlement, all-around retardation on every level and every aspect, etc.) while the US is more about the IDEOLOGICAL and the PRINCIPLES.

[@joshmarshall7610]

I fear the downfall of this republic will be one of mass stupidity, and the failure of education. That is why I commend you, and your efforts to inform the masses.

[@Joshvs3]

it’s not like this republic deserves to persist, just if we’re to judge the US by its own moral principles

[@w.allencaddell6421]

@@Joshvs3 What Republics deserves to exist? All are flawed.

[@donny_doyle]

It's as if a smart person, intellectual, studious, humble - is now the enemy to so many people,and it is frightening. And, many knowledgeable people don't get out in public saying stupid things, or dispute stupid things and that is what needs to change. Speak up and out people! It's literally up to us...

[@PinkNinjaKick]

I love your comment. This perfectly describes my anxiety concerning the country. Election polls and my anecdotal experience with my friends, family, coworkers, and people in general lead me to believe people are either not paying attention or have uneducated/misguided views of the US political landscape. This may be ignorant to say, but my hope is more people start doing their research as we near November.

[@galek75]

Too bad that people would just scream "fake history" when historians do their jobs.

[@CynicalHistorian]

I've already had around 30 people trying to deny this history by saying I'm "too biased" and that I'm just following "the media" - and there's been about twice that which were even worse. But if there's one thing I'm truly liberal about, it's swinging that ban hammer, lol

[@galek75]

@@CynicalHistorian Which kinda makes me wonder: what's your take on Rorty's pragmatism, if you have any?

[@CynicalHistorian]

@@galek75 i can't remember it honestly, been a decade since i read him

[@questworldmatrix]

That's the problem with people trying to kill government: they've made it incompetent on so many levels, people are more prone to believe that vaccines are going to track you or make you infertile, that the world is flat, or that the moon landing was fake. Not that the government hasn't done it's own shady things themselves that have only contributed to it, but now it's worse. And yet people will allow themselves to be led by finger pointing politicians to frame the people's suffering as a foreign entity's fault.

[@TheThormick]

@@CynicalHistorian The ban hammer is the right tool - unless you have the acting skills of Atun-Shei Films and can properly ridicule them by dressing up as a confederate and reading the comments in a pretend drunken stupor, of course. But he is uniquely skilled in this regard, I wouldn't expect others to follow that act.

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As a Puertorican, I want to thank you for telling the story of our nationalist movement in the 50’s. They played an important role un our political history. But as it is with empires, our history books here gloss this part over.

[@redtube8667]

As someone who only started to look into US history over the last year, I am genuinely appalled and embarrassed at what the US has done, and how much of it never sees a history textbook. I will never understand why people blindly live their lives believing that the United States is a beacon of freedom and equality.

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As a fellow Latin American I hope Puerto Rico can achieve freedom from its colonisers soon

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@@redtube8667 because it's drilled into their minds from birth with no alternative voices or debate?

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@@vulpes7079doesn’t look like it. Most of people are in too deep.

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​@redtube8667 I've learned about the 1863 Bear River Massacre & Colorado Labor Wars. Enough is enough.

[@wesh8599]

Calling this once in a generation is optimistic

[@bingisbahn3374]

World war 2 and the Great Depression were also once a generation

[@pennyforyourthots]

@@bingisbahn3374 wasnt ww2 the generation after TGD?

[@mrrogersrabbit]

@@pennyforyourthots the WW2 generation grew up (and fought during) the depression.

[@liminalradiofm7899]

@@pennyforyourthots same generation they were only like 10 years apart

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@@redddollars5089 that's a lazy take. The answer is KZbin as a corporation doesn't want accurate history or true left-wing influence. Because it will affect their bottom line

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@@matthewarnold4557 No it has nothing to do with politics. They just do anything that makes them more money

[@rustym.shackelford5546]

@@benediktasilciukas2138 Pretty much, they're a business.

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There is KZbin kids

[@kimeonyoung914]

A more accurate translation of "Viva la revolución, abajo los asesinos" is "long live the revolution, down with the murderers".

[@Uhhok3]

You know it's gonna be a spicy video when it hasn't even come out yet and people already beginning to argue in the comments.

[@theshenpartei]

Yeah

[@theshenpartei]

@@tewekdenahom485 it is always in everyone’s face

[@Cesar1492Enjoyer]

Bruh there shouldn't even be a discussion about this it's just common sense and basic humanity. You either acknowledge that what those seditionists did was disgusting or you support a tyrant, it's that simple.

[@theshenpartei]

@@Cesar1492Enjoyer are you talking to me or the guy above?

[@theshenpartei]

@@Cesar1492Enjoyer in case you are wondering yes I do condemn what they did and it was disgusting pure and simple

[@flopus7]

Im confused about the Obama years being normal. I think normal requires to go back before 9/11

[@TrainmasterGT]

Really it requires going back before Reagan. America hasn’t been normal ever since the blight of Neoliberalism took hold.

[@flopus7]

@@TrainmasterGT honestly perhaps Coolidge if we want to escape the scourge of statists

[@matthewarnold4557]

America has never been normal

[@genghiskhan5701]

@@TrainmasterGT 70s America was a mess Go back before the Great Depression

[@TrainmasterGT]

King Henry VIII Tudor no, pre depression America was pretty screwed too. I think we’d probably want to go back sometime after Johnson entered office but before Watergate. Then, you miss the Chaos of the OPEC embargo and oil shortages, but you still have the Civil Rights legislation.

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HOW THE MF HELL do they demonetize your stuff but Tucker Carlson is on the news every night.

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$$$

[@Kdog2018]

Because Tucker is awesome

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stinky Tucker

[@usedpandora9440]

Hey the best comparison I’ve seen is France 1934 Feb 6 it’s crazy how many similarities there are.

[@jcmfer1]

History doesn't repeat it's self. It just rhyme's .

[@diggs5142]

The meticloriant count is high with this one

[@glhmedic]

Mark twain. Said that I believe.

[@jcmfer1]

@@glhmedic yes he did.

[@thenedain]

Second verse same as the first.

[@gregorykelsey8705]

History echoes

[@Νικόλαος-ψ6σ]

As a seattlite the CHAZ was a failure and fell to same flaws as the normal police. I wish you had mentiones the June 29/30 incident of 2 black teens being shot (14yr old and 16yr old) and one being murdered in an execution by the CHAZ guards. You can find footage even of them rummaging through thier car and hearing one saying in a smug tone, "Oh youre not dead?" Followed by a gunshot. CHAZ was removed soon after. There are details I didnt mention because i strongly reccomend anyone reading this to do your own research.

[@newmeadam]

Chop wasn’t as bad as folks think it was a hippy block party infiltrated by white supremacists who wanted to start a race war… the cops were the aggressors who broke it up.

[@dothesick]

As an archivist, I’m glad you are showing how conspiracies are not facts, and don’t hold up over time.

[@CalebJLogue]

So glad someone started talking about Trump's cult of personality, I don't think I've heard one KZbinr or media member mention those exact words before. For context, "cult of personality" is one crucial ingredient to dictatorship.

[@peterhaag5225]

Shay's rebellion! I haven't heard that name since high school even my spouse hadn't heard about it. I guess that's what I get from being from a former colony of Massachusetts.

[@theshenpartei]

You should really know you made history Best person for that is Atun Shei Films

[@JMM33RanMA]

@@theshenpartei His "Witch Hunter" character is really, really creepy! But the history is #1

[@florinivan6907]

The weirdest thing about the Capitol coup is not that it happened its more like how quickly people have moved on. While few americans were supporting such an action few were genuinely shocked like on 9/11 or JFK. Maybe because 2020 was so out there as a year most people were expecting it anyway. Some people have even commented 'if you're gonna storm the Capitol at least do it for a good reason'. To me this is far more ominous. This means that politicians in DC have become so distant from the public the idea of them getting killed in a coup is not by itself bad for most americans 'yeah they had it coming' seems to be the sentiment.

[@wilhathaway1987]

This wasn’t a coup, you guys are delusional

[@genghiskhan5701]

It wasn't a coup it was a riot. Trump didn't incite the riot, it was pre-planned. If he wanted to stage a coup, he would have sent armed paramilitary troops to the Capitol

[@NotHPotter]

"History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes." - Gary Johnson

[@shapilier793]

-Mark Twain

[@professorcube5104]

Repost

[@NotHPotter]

Lol, y'all missing the joke that John Meacham and Gary Johnson look like long lost twins.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@NotHPotter Oh, I thought the joke was Gary Johnson - just, generally.

[@NotHPotter]

@@fuzzydunlop7928 Fair assessment.

[@Bzzzo]

In regards to secession due to limiting the expansion of slavery , based on my readings it seems like slavery could only survive through expansion. Planter class families gobbled up so much land that it prevented others from establishing the large plantations needed to make good profits. I think if it had been restricted and it became obvious to the working class that they had no hope of becoming plantation owners, a small chance even during expansion, that support for it would have diminished greatly and may have ended by 1900 though that is still a far worse outcome than what actually happened.

[@davispeterson1876]

That's assuming they didn't succeed in establishing an industrial/urbanized slave economy that didn't require as much land to be profitable.

[@HistoryOfRevolutions]

Noam Chomsky once stated: "I think it only makes sense to seek out and identify structures of authority, hierarchy, and domination in every aspect of life, and to challenge them; unless a justification for them can be given, they are illegitimate, and should be dismantled, to increase the scope of human freedom"

[@fightinglaundry4534]

@@anthonyvigil7567 what communist dictatorship r u talking about?

[@NathanDudani]

Subbed

[@joelrebollar7055]

Wouldn't dismantling those structures just add to more chaos in the world? The dismantling of traditional religious and political structures after WW1 is literally what led to the Nazis, Fascism, WW2, genocides, Communism, Nihilism, etc.

[@legoworksstudios1]

@@joelrebollar7055 it's also foolish to think anarchy benefits everyone. Flawed or not, there are some systems that can't function in anarchy. Case in point: healthcare, military and education. Where will the sickly go for medicines and checkups if there are no hospitals? What safety do the defenseless and elderly have without a strong standing military? How will the uneducated learn skills and trades? There are many more problems I could bring up, but these were the ones that came to mind for me.

[@Shadowman4710]

@@anthonyvigil7567 There aren't any "Communist" dictatorships.

[@KatInHerKat]

I actually live in the city where the largest mass-hanging in the US took place and it's a big thing here that we recognize and remember. There's also a local legend that the war kicked off when a native fellow asked the local storehouse keep for goods meant to be given to the natives as specified by the treaty and was told to eat grass. The next day, the settler who kept the storehouse was found dead, with grass stuffed in his mouth. Crazy interesting stuff.

[@lukelee7967]

Febuary 6, 1934, France There's your historic comparison

[@theshenpartei]

What happened?

[@nosferatuoddz7974]

@@theshenpartei anti-parliamentarist street demonstration in Paris organized by multiple far right leagues that culminated in a riot on the Place de la Concorde, near the seat of the French National Assembly. Took from wikipedia cause too lazy **burp**

[@megancrager4397]

Doesn't wikipedia say it's not a verifiable source tho 😶

[@lukelee7967]

@@megancrager4397 Check the citations

[@pennyforyourthots]

Thank you Schoolhouse Rock for allowing me to remember the Preamble off the top of my head

[@CynicalHistorian]

I so badly wanted to play the whole piece, but copyright and all that 😔

[@theshenpartei]

@@CynicalHistorian it’s classic song either way

[@theshenpartei]

@@CynicalHistorian plus loved it when you did that old VHS effect

[@dwc1964]

I came to the comments for this. One of the few things about being Gen Jones that's just _perfect_ timing (in an otherwise intensely frustrating cusp period, culturally), was being there just in time for some of the best educational TV - _Schoolhouse Rock_ in the commercial Saturday morning cartoon lineup (before deregulation turned the whole thing into commercials), _Sesame Street_ and the rest of the Children's Television Workshop (I still remember that one zip code for Boston thanks to _Zoom_ ), all that. The Great Society was woefully limited, but it wasn't exactly nothing, either.

[@mr.warlight9086]

Internal armed conflicts in American history are an obsession of mine as well. I've made a timeline comprising most of them and what I believe to be almost all of them.

[@CynicalHistorian]

Here's mine: docs.google.com/document/d/1jlkz3eIQ0dH4SwzfezuZJw7ypUQ3QyReIliePi91Acg/edit?usp=sharing

[@mr.warlight9086]

@@CynicalHistorianthanks. I can add some of those to my timeline.

[@nobody8328]

~having a meltdown in the corner~ Wilmington! For the love of sticky little plants, please look into the Wilmington massacre in 1898. It's criminal how few people know about that incident. While it wasn't quite as big as the Tulsa massacre, it was the end of any attempt at reconstruction in NC and paved the way for Jim Crow laws. Eta- by "wasn't as big as Tulsa", I mean that the cost of the property damage wasn't as high. Because Wilmington is a much smaller city. We'll never truly know how many Black people were killed in either

[@titomala-madre]

My first thought, when the insurrection started was: hey these guys want to copy our defunct Partido Nacionalista.

[@thealaskanseparatist6786]

Ayup

[@professorcube5104]

Ye they did a Mussolini

[@user-sn1bb8yq9f]

Or our Falange and Unión Patriótica

[@mr51406]

As a student of French history, 6/1 reminds me especially of 2 French coups d’état: 1) the successful coup by Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte of December 2, 1851, which was referenced by Marx’s pamphlet “The 18th Brumaire of L N Bonaparte,” 2) the unsuccessful coup of February 6, 1934, where two semi/quasi fascist leagues (Action Française and Croix de Feu) attempted with eerie similarity to 6/1 to take over the French Chamber of Deputies.

[@SaintSteven67]

Overall a good video. I have one point of contention. According to my brother who just moved from Seattle, said BLM protests were NOT peaceful. He joined one of their protests and was shocked by unprovoked violent actions done by BLM and Antifa activists. He also told me a few of them threatened businesses to “get behind us or we fuck up your business.” This is not indicative of all BLM chapters because I marched with the Tulsa Chapter this last summer. Anyway, I’m looking forward to your next video.

[@grafenr.3405]

Amen

[@kingofflamingos4344]

I was at Chicago when the riots happened under blm and the fucked up part is the Chicago chapter literally called the looting "reparations" in stead of speaking against them. Like wtf are you doing screwing with the movement like this.

[@pavelm.gonzalez8608]

@@wastedproductions45 the same is told about the alt righters who assaulted the capitol to be Antifa/BLM activists infiltrated... STOP GUILTYING OTHER PEOPLE FOR OYUR WON CRIMES (this also applies for the extreme libertarian and the trump "socialists" sect).

[@CynicalHistorian]

I just saw this comment, hence late reply. Anyways, I marched in a couple BLM protests in Albuquerque. The first was exactly what a peaceful protest should be, and the police were even courteous toward us that night. I left the second never to join another because a guy right next to me started breaking parked-car windows and I kid you not, people started cheering him on. I tried to say stop this, and people started calling me a bootlicker. I was like, "alright dimwits, have it your way" - so I walked home instead. Police rightfully broke up that procession an hour later, after it had caused thousands if not millions of dollars in damage. People who defend rioting lend credence to racists

[@kingofflamingos4344]

@@CynicalHistorian that's what happens when groups don't have a central leader to tell them what not to do when protesting. Then they get soooo surprised when people are against what their doing. (according to some blm folks I spoke online with not supporting the riots make me a nazi despite me not being white) its the V0iCe of Unhe@rd till its thier own shit (or until the other side dose it)

[@darthbinks4652]

As a Puerto Rican I’m very happy you mentioned part of our history here in your video, we don’t get recognized very often anywhere in history related channels. Also, yes we are victims of Woodrow Wilson’s evil policies and recently, among the younger generation, a call for independence has taken some momentum, we’ll see what the future holds for the oldest colony in the world. Edit: Also I’m a big fan of yours! Screw youtube’s censoring policies

[@avatarmikephantom153]

The most amazing thing about this video: Everything comes back to Wilson.

[@theshenpartei]

6 degrees of Woodrow Wilson it all comes full circle

[@emithocasio6225]

GODAMMIT WILSON!!!

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

The MGS Zero of the real world is Wilson.

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I refuse to say "Heil" to the algorithm! The only royalty that matters here is King Richard I!

[@theshenpartei]

He has the divine right

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We should start a kistarter called the "KZbin tithe" to retake the Algorithm in the name of God. The Crusade is eternal brothers.

[@theshenpartei]

@@forickgrimaldus8301 Time for a digital crusade

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@ϟCHUTZ Heresy

[@solowolf7418]

I agree with your analysis Cynical Historian. I had no idea of these other insurrections because they were not taught. Please continue to illuminate these dark moments. Freedom isn’t free. Knowledge is power

[@figmentsdream]

Great video as always! As a potential history major in my freshman year in college, I really enjoy your videos to really get a grasp of how to not only apply history to modern day, but also learn something!!!

[@kierenrobert]

That moment when cynical uploads during school. Bruh.

[@jpheitman1]

25:13 I shit you not, I got an ad for a pistol holster at this ad break. Right after the line about "Gunna take ur gunz." Oh, KZbin. You really are.... something else. EDIT: This video is apparently demonetized? And yet we're seeing ads? So the creator can't make money off it... but KZbin can. Oh, KZbin.

[@chrisdiaz3848]

KZbin when people spread myths: Wow neat Video! 😎 KZbin when it sees this channel: How could this guy be so offensive 😦

[@tmbrabantia6365]

YT completely delisting your excelent video on Schindlers List was the final straw for me, consider me a new patreon because this site is getting more bonkers by the day.

[@Ajaws]

History doesn’t repeat itself, human behavior constantly does, which is why despite the different circumstances these lunatics did what others did before

[@oceanberserker]

@@itsblitz4437 Next verse, same as the first. P.S., Archer, buddy, loved the latest season. Really pulling for you for season 12, hope things are going to get better for you.

[@jackthorton10]

Phrasing... are we not doing that anymore! Thank you Archer

[@Courageous91]

It may not be directly linked but now the line in Cabinet Battle #1 from Hamilton makes sense after this video and seeing the tax on Whisky "Look, when Britain taxed our tea, we got frisky Imagine what gon' happen when you try to tax our whisky"

[@4sythdude549]

Meanwhile on Wikipedia: This article is incomplete. You can help by expanding it ;)

[@thtben]

Not sure if that's a viable option, but maybe an idea for a video: The history of the term "race riots". What sort of event has been called by that name? Is it an illuminating term, or does it cover the actual character of the events? (It does fall within your History of US Violence purview, so you may be interested.)

[@thtben]

@@nedludd7622 that's the sort of thing I'm interested in for Cypher to cover.

[@TheParadoxGamer1]

@@nedludd7622 Here in Tulsa we've pushed for the term to be Race Massacre nowadays

[@ripred42]

@@TheParadoxGamer1 I’ve heard pushback from some in the black community, because they don’t want to obscure that they fought back, it wasn’t one sided..

[@TheParadoxGamer1]

@@ripred42 A very fair point. I believe both terms aren't really perfect to describe what happened in Tulsa in 1921.

[@kappadarwin9476]

@@ripred42 Except it was one sided the whole town of green wood was bombarded by aerial fire. It was a massacre.

[@rrbaggett7]

I KNEW I could count on Cipher to put recent events into an accurate historic perspective.

[@charliehinds5695]

I know this is really pedantic and doesn’t remotely matter but at roughly 24:00 you played the wrong version of Dixie, you played the unofficial ‘Union Dixie’ instead of the regular one just titled ‘Dixie’.

[@wizard680]

This is the type of criticism that I want when I seach by 'newest comment'

[@CynicalHistorian]

that was purposeful, lol

[@charliehinds5695]

@@CynicalHistorian Well I can only apologise, it just seemed a little odd that in a video about insurrections you were playing the anthem of the government rather than the insurrectionists.

[@joes7763]

Returning to the “normal” of the last few decades will not fix the problem and hopefully now that this insurrection has occurred, maybe people will wake up. Wishful thinking

[@rustym.shackelford5546]

@@c.w.johnsonjr6374 Don't forget that his VP is a prosecutor. And most of his Cabinet are Fraudulent and Corrupt.

[@phoenixshadow6633]

I honestly want to know what the Capitol Hill Insurrection will be called in the textbooks. The books will probably be written by Gen Z whose youngest members would have probably grown up and had kids by then. Of course the name of the event will be something memetic like the Beer Gut Putsch.

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

Twisted Insurrection. Its also a name of a Tiberian Sun Mod where Nod an Ancient terror cult takes over a post apocalyptic world with what remains of the world Insurrecting under GDI a branch of the UN founded to combat Nod specifically. In this real life insurrections case its Twisted not because a terror cult took over the world but a President openly endorsed it against a failed election.

[@diggs5142]

Beer Gut Putsch lmao

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eovVeHx_fqebhMk Repalce Kane with Trump and you can kind of hear Far right extremists instead of future Apocalypse Cult worshiping Green rocks.

[@theshenpartei]

@@forickgrimaldus8301 that is a command and conquer reference

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

@@theshenpartei yes in the name of Kane!

[@soulman4292]

Cypher, if you were to move to nebula, I would shell out cash for a subscription. Your videos are such a valuable resource. When my daughter is a little older, I plan on using these as a way to deprogram her from whatever nationalistic history curriculum she is subjected to.

[@warlordofbritannia]

“His most regal and purrfect Majesty, Lord of Meowland, King of the Kittons, and Holy Emperor of Litterbox, King Richard hereby declares to His Commons that all Conspiracists, Racists and Bigots shall be banned from this Comment Section. Issued in the year of our lord two thousand and one and twenty, and witnessed by His Majesty’s most leal servant, Cypher the Cynical Historian. Amen.”

[@wuzzle22]

Til that leal is an old english word for loyal

[@warlordofbritannia]

@@wuzzle22 Noice

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

Deus Vult! We will retake take the Country from the Insurrectionist Bigots. We shall punish them in the name of God these hethens calling themselve patriots yet stain the Holy sanctum of Democracy, come children of God and join us in this Glorious pilgrimage against Ignorance.

[@MagnusDudus]

@@forickgrimaldus8301 cringe

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

@@MagnusDudus Heresy! All Jokes are Cringe.

[@WWIIprofessor]

I love the fact that KZbin says they promote the teaching class f history but when somebody does they freak out that it doesn’t only portray the good and then demonitize, delete, and/or unlist the video

[@brianstabile165]

When a veteran gets mad at you know you fricked up Yeah what did I mean?

[@elcidleon6500]

Well... That Austrian Artist was a WWI veteran afterall, and used their anger to his advantage, though...

[@Sarahmint]

This should be interesting especially since most people who went to see Trump speak at the capitol didn't know what happened until they went back to their hotels, especially because their service wouldn't let them livestream or get a wi-fi signal, so they had to film and upload it the the internet later.

[@twig8523]

I appreciate you making this video, but I have to "tap out" early. The history, context, insight, & analysis are all so very valuable. I have to turn away from learning so much more about insurrection & the failure of American democracy. Please believe me when I say thisis not out of a willful desire for ignorance, but it's instead exhaustion at being so thoroughly saturated in the maddening understanding of it all. Thank you, Cipher. I am very grateful for the important work that you do. ✊😔

[@hypotheticaltapeworm]

The way the eyes were so small yet so wide and did not blink ever unnerved me.

[@maeson676]

I think he does this intentionally. I think this is his way of removing emotion from his historical evaluation. If it is intentional, it's brilliant.

[@RTmusicman1963]

Good information young man! IF I wasn't on a fixed income i would send monetary support. I came across your site while researching specific information using the statement "the largest armed insurrection in US history", which I believe to be the United Mine Workers in west Virginia ending in 1920s. I was glad to hear your inclusion of the defacto fascist state of that period with a picture of then President Wilson. I applaud your efforts and have given a thumbs up as well as subscribed. Without the labor movement democracy would not exist as we know it today. I intend to start writing about history again, inspired in part by your excellent work, KZbin did not exist when I made my historical writing and community access tv productions about labor issues and history. Keep up the good work and keep banning bigotry and include fascist. In solidarity Richard T.

[@tfortodd1]

I continue to marvel at the curtain of silence around our bloodstained history. Please keep up the good work!

[@jfmusicbox3477]

My great grandfather was Washington state republican senator Earnest Leneart, who served from 1943-1968. The day of the insurrection I called family members who knew him and his political views best. All had the same answer: He would’ve been outraged beyond belief and vote for the removal of the president. I should point out, he emigrated to the US from Sweden in 1910.

[@JMM33RanMA]

Having take the civil service oath, and having had to consult my conscience before doing so, to be sure I was swearing to protect the Constitution not a president nor an administration, I joined the Peace Corps. and took the oath. I have nothing but the greatest contempt for a legislator or government official who breaks that oath. The treason of a sitting president, had it prevailed would have compelled me to go to the barricades with you young people. Those who tried to overthrow the Constitution and the government established thereby must be arrested and tried for treason and upon conviction face the same penalty the traitors of the 1860s faced, this time with no pardons. This includes the Confederacy's second president, DJ Trump. Thanks for another interesting if a somewhat disturbing video.

[@jackozbloke5079]

* People trashing and overthrowing the government * *The French* "First Time"

[@thelonecaliforniacowboytlc9709]

America second time actually

[@Ultimaton100]

To be fair, what happened at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th is like the French Revolution in reverse. It’s like if the mobs storming Versailles and the Bastille demanded the monarchy stay and keep starving them.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

*Coup Review 2021* They showed up dressed for a game of paintball, wandering around the Capitol building like deer in the headlights with their hands full of incriminating evidence, the well-coordinated effort of diversionary bomb threats and simultaneous surges at the police barricades giving way to the reality that their attempts at tradecraft mean fuck-all once they've entered the highly-dynamic environment of a large, occupied interior full of people who have regular practice drills for just the type of shit they're trying to pull. There was definitely some undercurrent that planned to use the largely-oblivious crowds as both a bull in a China shop and as concealment for whatever else they'd hoped to do once they got inside, but it was like they honestly didn't see themselves getting that far and had no clue what do do next despite taking the time to prepare restraints and devise a plan to breach the building by tying up police resources and spreading them thin. How do you plan just half of an insurrection? This is a weird one, because while I can definitely see some coup-ish intent at play it's hard to see what a positive outcome for the planners would even look like given the context of the event. The government isn't structured on King of the Hill rules. This was too incompetent to truly call a coup attempt, it was more like a "coup aspiration." A revolutionary macaroni sculpture, if you will. They flew too close to the sun, aiming for Lexington and Concord but landing in the Bay of Pigs by mistake. 2/10 - Shameful Display. Though the viking cosplay was appreciated.

[@theshenpartei]

Don’t forget that other guy with other costume with the staff you know the guy in referring to and I agree it was absolutely disgraceful event

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@theshenpartei The guy that turned out to be the son of an official or something like that? The one who was up at Pence's podium in the empty Senate chamber? I'm not gonna lie, I got such a kick out of seeing the randos file through and pose up at the podium. The tourists who broke into the lobby but still observed the sanctity of the velvet rope queue were also a highlight for me. We could've avoided the whole thing if we just ran velvet rope around the whole Capitol. They wouldn't have the gall!

[@theshenpartei]

@@fuzzydunlop7928 yeah that guy the event it self had a a lot of memes out of it and one of them was a reference to the fall of Rome with the horn guy as the visagoth As for the event as I said before i strongly condemned it

[@SunflowerSocialist]

For the sake of posterity, I decided today to write down where I was on January 6, 2021, because I was actually quite cut off from the internet that day. “January 6th 2021 was a different day for me. The day before was my first day at my new job in Topeka, working as a Labor organizer for AFT-Kansas. That day I was begging the moving process into my new apartment in Topeka. I drove from my parents house in Kansas City, but was too early to start moving in, so I went to the office to drop some things off there and check my email. Then I went to finish my paperwork, arrived at my new apartment, and after that I was more or less isolated from the news. All I was concerned about was getting my stuff moved in, my new apartment cleaned and getting the power and water accounts set up, not to mention the ordeal of getting my Internet ordered. I spent most of that day waiting for the repair man to come and fix the lock on my door, because the key kept failing to work, meaning I couldn’t leave the apartment. And without wifi, I was more or less cut off from the world. But I was only a few miles away from the State Capitol. I could actually see the dome from my front door. It wasn’t until my Mom called me that afternoon, concerned about where I was after hearing that there had been violence at the US Capitol, and allegedly violence in Topeka as well. I hadn’t heard anything, but I called my new boss at the office, which is down the street from the dome, just to make sure nothing had happened there. Thankfully it was mostly quiet apart from a protest in Topeka, but the MAGA Chuds had a permit to be both inside and outside the building. After I got my lock fixed, my dishes unpacked and everything else I’d brought moved in, I went back to the office to pick up the stuff I’d dropped off there, and took a detour to drive by the Capitol. The crowd was thinning out by then, but I did see someone had erected gallows complete with a noose on the lawn of the building. It wasn’t until I got to the office that I learned what had really happened in DC and saw the pictures, and over the next few days came to grips with what had happened. I couldn’t help but think of Mussolini’s March on Rome and it reminded me that in the coming years, the fight against reaction would not let up for us on the left.”

[@prettypic444]

I got my BA from CSU Dominguez Hills, which owes its existence in part to insurrection. The school was originally supposed to be located on the Pales Verdes peninsula (and even held a few years of classes there), but after the 1965 Watts Rebellion, the CSU leadership decided to move the campus to its current location in Carson in order to make it more accessible to South Central LA. I actually got to handle some of the meeting and planning documents for the move while I was volunteering in the CSUDH archives.

[@GrannySoupLadle]

19:17 he talks about the year 1917

[@toontrooper4103]

I still don't know if I would consider this a 9-11 or challenger moment. Those had the whole nation looking on with horror. This had a good majority looking on with horror but there are still plenty supportive of it. And that's just publicly. I fear what could happen next, what with people like Ted Cruz and Marjorie Taylor Greene in Washington.

[@jackthorton10]

Wanna bet something is gonna happen come September 11th this year, 20 years is a long time

[@BrianHartman]

If I were you, and I wanted to be paid for my contributions, I'd go full-time to Nebula or some other service. Better to shine a light than curse the darkness.

[@iamsearchingforthefiletmignon]

I agree. He should do Nebula and KZbin

[@110000116699]

Last week's episode was great and screw KZbin trying to bury history to make shareholders and advertiser's happy history is nasty unclean and brutal and we need to see that

[@TensileStrength]

For your last video, I made a comment praising your video and the movie. It was almost instantly deleted. Presumably because I had to make several references to the event starting with "H" and the people starting with "J". So the stupid youtube bots also repress the comment section, but somehow, not the ones that deserve it.

[@CynicalHistorian]

KZbin was deleting comments without permission. It was a problem across the entire collab

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

@@CynicalHistorian same thing happened to me, just using them to explain things then the comments are juat gone because oh no bad words.

[@Inbal_Feuchtwanger]

Speaking of your next series. Im curious if there is anything to be said about the modern usage of the word "neoliberal" like we see on the subreddit and such. It seems to be more about projecting american power, advancing globalism with the US at the head, and discouraging populist movements such as the one which lead to the Jan 6 insurrection. Most of our modern leaders from Reagan to Obama fall under this usage and someone like Trump is the antithesis. Its very different from the more classical usage of the word and what you find when you look at an economics dictionary. When someone today says they are a neoliberal it seems to mean something very different. Also look at the neoliberal project as an example for a modern push of that agenda.

[@johnb.carpenter6862]

Great episode! My third time watching this episode and my first comment. This was not American insurrections first rodeo. Just the first time the President coached from the Presidential podium… Great explanations of history. Cynical but entertaining.

[@PhailingMath]

This video didn't show up in my notifications either. Love your content, great video!

[@CynicalHistorian]

Is it in you subscription feed? KZbin removed the last episode from there, and I hope not this one too :-{

[@thomasgalla1670]

is their an argument for a civil case against youtube for this because in my state it is a recruitment to learn about the holocaust

[@thomasgalla1670]

@@bruceullman4769 yah sorry didn't realize I misspelled

[@Quiro26]

Great video! Looking forward to all those future topics. This is an excellent channel

[@ThePlanBPill]

You're very special, King Richard

[@bf0189]

I'm sorry the algorithm hates nuance :( It's ridiculous I hope my youtube premium account still gives you the extra money for my view. Always enjoyed your videos for their historical depth and yes nuance!

[@pabulo8]

Laughed so hard when I saw the Heil Algorithm on your video. Strange times we are living in. The only thing is my mum doesn't look fazed about it as she grew up in the USSR, so already has experience with info being suppressed and propaganda being the only source of media.

[@ravenechoseven9726]

Late to the comment section here, but... does anyone not see the similarities between Trump's conspiracy theories and rhetoric and those of fascist dictators of the past?

[@fthomason93]

Oh most definitely. I think trump supporters blaming antifa for the January 6th attack was, in a way, a direct homage to the nazis blaming communists for the burning of the reischtag. Luckily they failed this time.

[@thefirstsalty3055]

One year later its a little more obvious but yeah it was pretty evident back then

[@theshenpartei]

The comments section is going to a mess I have a bad feeling about this and I just know it I hope the king Richard cheers everyone up in the video or at the end of it

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

We shall retake clarity Deus Vult, damn the Heretical deviants known as Bigots

[@nigeh5326]

I’m cheered every time I am notified of Cypher posting another piece of quality content 😊👍

[@theshenpartei]

@@nigeh5326 same here

[@tiredox3788]

Like the facts and myths of slavery he did.

[@theshenpartei]

@@tiredox3788 was that your first video of him you watched

[@cryalowicki]

Can't wait to hear about the party switch. My google searching brings up precious little information.

[@popstalerfilm7782]

the wikipidia page about is okay, a bit short but okay

[@caseyleenb]

knowing better has a pretty good video about it if you’re impatient

[@MrRjh63]

Try looking up the southern strategy.

[@larrygrecko921]

@@dfmrcv862 Dick Nixon helped write the 1964 Civil Rights Act / ‘65 Voting Rights Act ...🤣🤣🤣 Ya I don’t think the unemployed former Republican VP helped JBJ out ! This is Simp even for someone like You - just go look @ the Voting Pattern pre ‘64 & Post . It’s not a myth that Southerners who had NEVER consistently voted for Any Republican ( outside of Ike who was perhaps the most well known / well respected American at the time - hence why he Won in Landslide Elections ) all the sudden switched Parties from Democrats to Republicans after ‘64 . LBJ knew it ... Bill Moyers Sp assistant to the President said he was surprised to find LBJ “ alone & looking melancholy “ immediately after the Historic signing of the civil rights acts - when Moyer asked His Boss what was Wrong LBJ replied “ I fear we’ve just delivered the South to the Republican Party for a long time to come...”

[@goattier7728]

Guys chill. There is an answer to this.It’s called party heterogeneous.The 1960s was not like politics today back in those days you had conservative Democrats in the south and leftist in the north.Progressive republicans controlled the New England areas and a few other places.You should look into the fact that there were conservatives and liberals in both party’s.

[@mididoctors]

The best analog from.history of this period is the 1920 kapp putsch in Germany

[@stephenwright8824]

Except that putsch had one proven hero in its ranks, if memory serves: Erich von Ludendorff.

[@jakegarvin7634]

2:10 new greatest motto of all time

[@j3nnytool]

I’m really looking forward to your US Polarization video!

[@mossydog2385]

I'm from Arizona and had to take 2 years of Arizona history in 1975-76 and I've never heard of the Pleasant valley war until this moment. I _have_ heard the name Tuxberry... I hope I spelled that correctly...and that they fought over grazing rights or something, I'm not sure, but I think I heard that name on another old west oriented KZbin channel, not at school. We complain about underfunded schools now and I agree, they are. Both my sister's are at least master's level special ed teachers, but not in Arizona, the pay was so low that they both had to go back to retail, for a $2.10 per hour minimum wage because they made more money. It's pretty gross, but public education in this country has always been grossly inadequate, that's why people who blame the government or private businesses for a variety of perceived wrongs don't know how their own government, or economy, works. I realize some districts and states are better than other's, but until the mid 1980's that I'm aware of, the humanities are almost entirely useless not because they're not needed, but because the curriculum is so utterly inadequate and filled with the so called "patriotic education" that Republicans are calling for now.

[@Estarfigam]

Maybe we should elect King Richard as president....

[@theshenpartei]

President Richard all right I will bite

[@professorcube5104]

King Richard will win 538 electoral votes

[@halfgingeralehalfgin]

Thank you for using the plural of "Michigander."

[@844SteamFan]

30:40 *Shows Eastern European Steam Locomotive* lol

[@stalkinghorse883]

If you look at all his videos that involve American railroads, he always uses video of European trains. He does not know the difference. Makes me suspect of all his video and photo sources.

[@844SteamFan]

@@stalkinghorse883 Maybe someone should let him know!

[@wendigo8204]

You actually missed a pretty recent one Red run rebellion in North Mississippi 2015

[@MarcumSalty]

History is my drug, KZbin is my free clinic, Cypher's videos are my methadone, the comment section is the waiting room I hate being in, where the real crazy comes out.

[@nobody8328]

I hope I'm wrong, and just missed the part about the only successful coup in US history. 😔 Wilmington, NC, 1898. Until very recently, most references called it a 'race riot', when in fact it was the overthrow of a legitimately elected government.

[@BoDAssassin]

Skip to 6:22 if you wanna skip the "Trump man bad" rant, and watch the actual content.

[@MagnusDudus]

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[@martthesling]

Don't be like President Wilson in your video about these hooligans.

[@theshenpartei]

Wilson!

[@nigeh5326]

@@theshenpartei you should have capitalised the whole word 😊

[@theshenpartei]

@@nigeh5326 alright then take 2 WIIIILLLLLSSSSSOOOONNNNN!!!!!

[@nigeh5326]

@@theshenpartei lol 👍

[@theshenpartei]

@@nigeh5326 thanks

[@bb0390]

Another modern day example might be the Occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Jan 2, 2016 - Feb 11, 2016

[@danielhamilton1130]

I love the phrase"the past is a foreign country" is it yours?

[@CynicalHistorian]

No, it's pretty common in the history profession

[@stephenwright8824]

@@CynicalHistorian Wasn't it originally from F Scott Fitzgerald, who added the bit about, "They do things differently there"? Or am I confusing that with another FSF quote?

[@artkoenig9434]

Bravo, youg man! Well written and eloquently spoken. The use of Sea Captains Carousing in Surinam is perhaps incorrect, but fitting, nonetheless. Thank you for your ongoing research!

[@CynicalHistorian]

I just wanted a pic of 18th century people drinking and having a good time. You've gotta come up with some creative uses of imagery with these kinds of things

[@artkoenig9434]

@@CynicalHistorian That painting is one of my favorites.You have done well to use it for your own purposes

[@mistorWhiskers]

14:57 depiction of time traveling Mathew Broderick murder a native

[@nikepic8289]

It's crazy how always when it's the twenties in the 60s something bad happens

[@nikepic8289]

Well the civil war was bad in a war since

[@ProgressOnly]

Hey you brought up my question about Beaver Island! Thanks man!

[@alexwendler5479]

"Heil, Algorithm!" Joking, you said to do it D: Always interesting your videos!

[@mikemillette4936]

I like the American Battlefield Trust's map at 25:28. Great resource!

[@carsonspears8568]

I was able to find the Schindler's list video via search. Hopefully, a human fixed the bot's error.

[@briannawaldorf8485]

There are ads on this, so they demonetised you while still making money off you?! So messed up