HasanAbi reacts to Liberal Tries to Make 100 Friends at Trump Rally

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[@splooie02]

it's easy to make friends when they don't question fundamental aspects of your existence

[@blackpilleddadli]

Exactly. Right wingers are more willing to be friends with left wingers than left wingers are to right wingers in much the same way as a bully is more comfortable being around the person they bully than the bullied person is comfortable being around the bully.

[@thecanmanification]

Jose has a very good video on this and how, if you’re trans, you can’t be friends with someone who literally won’t accept an intrinsic part of your being.

[@ihavenojawandimustscream4681]

Its easy to make friends when you're white and tall

[@ELLHNIKA]

🎯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@edgeninja]

Or just don't want you to exist period.

[@mits_y]

"i think there should be more no car areas" = deranged thing to break a friendship over, "i think gay people shouldnt be allowed to vote" = appropriate thing to break a friendship over lmao. politics is a broad spectrum

[@rememberme3762]

How many conservatives believe that?

[@mits_y]

@@rememberme3762 did I say conservatives? Lmao?

[@rememberme3762]

@@mits_y I asked you a question.

[@freddougman58]

@@rememberme3762 my mom

[@aistrial]

@@freddougman58 My family as well lmao Hope you get to safety soon if you’re in an unsafe situation

[@L.CROSS0]

The liberal in the video wants to turn into a conservative so bad. Had a whole speech about liberals and their echo chambers while saying nothing about the trumpers.

[@chumbue6537]

I don't think you'd be making friends with Trump voters if you give a speech talking bad about them

[@internetguy7319]

@@chumbue6537 that's the paradox of "lul how dare you not be friends with people of the opposite views" because many of them are incompatible and would end the relationship instantly

[@kyleleehufnagel]

@@chumbue6537 lmao it’s amazing how grievance focused American politics is. The opposite of shitting on “liberalism” isn’t shitting on “conservatism.” The opposite would be talking about what you like about “liberalism.” I think if people took a single moment they’d realize American liberalism and American conservatism is the same economic policy with different culture war signifiers. Damn near identical ideologies (with regards to the policy actually signed into law) but one feels bad that the austerity and foreign wars are ~•necessary•~ and the other feels good about the austerity and foreign wars because ~•America is number one baby•~ Materially the austerity and foreign wars will happen either way, it’s just how the party in power acts about it. The inevitability of policies that benefit the wealthy are baked into the system and the two parties are there to give people coping mechanisms and scapegoat

[@hopeintruth5119]

@@kyleleehufnagel if we are talking forein policy there really not the same and both parties are having debates on isolationism and interventionism. The different cultural signifies is right when we are talking about establishment vs anti establishment that's goes on in both parties. This is what happens when there is two large parties that are umbrellas for multiple ideas that are close or adjacent to them.

[@hankhill6707]

@@hopeintruth5119 isolationism is absolutely not a position that either political party holds, certain politicians like to message that way to drum up popular support to end foreign intervention when it becomes unpopular (such as most Americans becoming tired of the 20 year long war in Afghanistan) but they absolutely do all they can to perpetuate American hegemony globally due to the military-industrial complex, create convenient distractions to domestic issues (look at how popular Bush was post 9/11 and during the invasion for Iraq), satisfy certain political interests (evangelicals broadly support the further arming of Israel, same with many Zionist political orgs in the US, Cuban American refugees supporting the Cuban embargo), suppress certain states which don't open up their markets to foreign capital (look at the sanctions against Venezuela and the exclusion of Nicaragua from the Summit of the Americas, what happened to Iran in the 70s) These interventionist policies are supported by both political parties (Obama was responsible for the largest troop surge in Afghanistan after the initial invasion, continuation of the Cuban embargo for decades, bipartisan support for Israel, the list goes on). Any mention of isolationism or the scaling back of US foreign intervention is just rhetoric and is purely meant for political expediency, not something that either of the parties believes earnestly in

[@shikary100]

This guy's idea of being friends is: "I talk with you 5 minutes, ask you if we can be friends and if you say yes we are. Then I'm not going to see you ever again so that I dont have to put up with you insane bullshit"

[@shefchenko111]

Source?

[@shikary100]

@@shefchenko111 source? of what? have you watched the video?

[@shefchenko111]

@@shikary100 Of what being a friend means? I thought it meant different thing to different people.

[@shikary100]

@@shefchenko111 Are you trolling or you simply can't understand what I wrote? This is the impression his video conveys about his idea of friendship... which means, he is not really friends with any of the people in the video (save perhaps for one). You are free to disagree, but don't come here asking me for a source when you are looking at it

[@shefchenko111]

@@shikary100 I asked for a source of what means to be friends with somebody. You were making fun of what his idea of being friends is. So... what exactly does it mean to be friends with somebody?

[@JoshuaWillis89]

This “LA liberal” got one dose of Southern hospitality and thinks that he made real connections with these people. I grew up with them. All that superficial kindness is just window dressing for their backwards, hateful beliefs. I believe the chatter who says they went to college with him. Dude is a classic civility-obsessed lib.

[@elliefuller3667]

First time I went to the South, their “hospitality” reminded me SO MUCH of my extremist Mormon parents from Utah. Too often the “nice people” you meet are actually just acting nice because deep down, they know they have atrocious beliefs/opinions.

[@JoshuaWillis89]

@@elliefuller3667 very good parallel. Mormons are more bland, but same vibes.

[@elliefuller3667]

@@JoshuaWillis89 For sure. I never trust overly kind/hospitable people anymore, if you’re trying * so hard * to seem like that, you probably aren’t actually kind or hospitable.

[@joekuvorkian]

Definitely bro. I live in Florida and these conservatives aren't your friends, they even routinely betray their actual friends 😂

[@DixieFaukner]

literally I've seen many videos of brown/muslim people trying to have a conversation with trump supporters and they literally behaved like demons to them they had so much hate in their hearts they didn't even view muslims as people. The reason this "liberal" was able to get them to treat him nicely is because he's white and their politics don't affect him

[@sosayweall_jpg]

I would've said no to being friends with this kid, bruh. lol.. so corny, so cringe.

[@Kiki-ye5vg]

It's the fact that my uncle is in the background of this video that I can't get over

[@xflair]

im sorry for your lost

[@Csoongor]

So accepting of the other side. So enphatic, so caring.

[@posermatt1293]

only 45 seconds in and i can tell you based off of experience and my mother- you can make friends with anybody if you are either ignorant and naive enough to not notice the hateful shit or willfully so and the same. it’s like building your own reality and head canon, except i have standards

[@CommanderWar64]

I sort of disagree, what about Daryl Davis? The black guy who attends KKK events as a sort of outreach attempt. Making friends with people who have awful ideologies doesn’t mean lowering you’re own, it just means you can try and meet them somewhere and maybe you can raise them up. It doesn’t make you ignorant, it makes you aware that criticism (even justified) won’t help sway them.

[@markbergin8821]

@@CommanderWar64 that's something daryl Davis chooses to do, with the intention of deconverting these racists. Calling them friends when he is actually attempting to de-radicalised them seems a bit disingenuous. Sure they're friends afterwards, but not the way that this guy in the video means friends. I don't make friends with the intention of changing the basis of their moral/ethical framework, we make friends if we like them, I don't think daryl Davis likes kkk members, he's just willing to spend his time deradicalising them.

[@shawnveneziano9013]

@@CommanderWar64 It took Daryl Davis around a decade to sway a few people just far enough that they don't like black people, but at least acknowledge that a few black people have the right to exist. This way is exhausting and accomplishes almost nothing for how much time and effort it takes. And even then, those KKK guys still, behind his back, just refer to him as "one of the good ones." People that deep in are irredeemable and we are better off trying to sway people in the center and those that are undecided/dont have time for politics.

[@666XLordRavielX999]

@@shawnveneziano9013 he swayed multiple people to abandon the Ku klux Klan. Sounds like you've just assumed the mindsets of the people he swayed. Even if your right, going from hating all POC to liking a few, as abhorrent as it is, is a step for them. Davis himself acknowledges some are irredeemable. But the ones willing enough to converse with him in the first place and have their beliefs challenged, are not. Again, that in itself, is a step for them, the same way an abuser seeking therapy is a small step in the right direction. I do agree about your general point though, expecting people to civilly interact with the KKK to the extent Daryl does is unrealistic and time is better spent persuading those that are undecided.

[@FrancisR420]

Cognitive dissonance, Just pretend you're interviewing people Just make sure you can always come back, that's where Joe Rogan fell off.

[@jbear1801]

Now lets see a Muslim guy try this at the same place

[@jrock71]

Exactly

[@aprileatsguilty]

A black leftist guy did this and it turned out the same as in the jubilee video.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

watch any video of libs doing this and then watch trump supporters try to do the same, like kaitlyn. libs are so very intolerant.

[@zainmudassir2964]

I'm a brown Muslim and I'll be dead!😅

[@nehagali8914]

@@aprileatsguilty cuz they're on camera if they weren't it would be a different story

[@user-eu9bi1ql4z]

Why is he acting like Jordan was being rude? Jordan isn’t a machine is allowed to take breaks from talking to people??

[@antisocialal4799]

Yeah, Jordan wasn’t rude whatsoever. I completely understand why he didn’t want to talk to him. He was working, leave him alone. Also, I’m 100% sure that this guy is a conservative hiding as a lib. At the same time, liberals are conservatives. He was being bias all the way throughout this video. What a freak lmao.

[@smallguy2]

Yea he was lowkey annoying, and wouldn't take the hint the first time.

[@user-eu9bi1ql4z]

@@smallguy2 mostly definitely. just because his “job” is talking to people doesn’t mean he has to talk to him. the comments on the og video is weird.

[@SSky06]

@@user-eu9bi1ql4z Ima preface this by saying I think the OP guy is cringy and annoying himself. Also, I totally get Jordan not wanting to talk to him while he was on his break. But he did come across as kind of smug when the guy ran into him later, waited til Jordan was done interviewing someone and just asked if he could talk to him for a minute. And then Jordan's excuse is "Now I'm working." And Jordan didn't have the experience we had of having to see this kid be cringe leading up to their encounter. For all he knew, the guy was doing a similar shtick to what Klepper does, just on YT. Just comes across as he's above giving up 2 precious minutes of his life to this peasant, who might have just wanted to ask him if he had advice on interviewing and whatnot. I guess it's not super clear, bc of the jump cuts, if the Jubilee kid like expected an interview with Jordan or something, which obviously then he'd be right to tell him to fuck off, but if Jordan just straight up big timed him when he just asked to talk for a minute or two, then it does make him look like an asshole. Hard to say though without the full context of the video.

[@ms.bunniesarecute2287]

Jordan wasn't even rude, he gets pestered all the time by conservatives who want to hurt him. Also, everyone knows how dogshit jubilee is lol

[@LarryCalcGOAT]

Fun fact: I did get stranded in Tennessee on the side of the highway, and decided to hitchhike because the driver told me that some nurse got shot on the side of the highway after their car broke down.

[@itsmealex8959]

And I thought hitchhiking was the deadlier option 😭

[@LarryCalcGOAT]

@@itsmealex8959 It was, but I kinda wanted to be able to brag that I've hitchhiked

[@b1bbscraz3y]

shout out to my hometown. I moved out of Memphis in 2017

[@idontwantahandlethough]

I'm n-- I'm not entirely sure that was the lesson you were supposed to learn from that...

[@LarryCalcGOAT]

@@idontwantahandlethough I think they were telling me that if they were the type of person to shoot me, then they would have

[@karl_margs]

Jordan Klepper's response is 100% mine when my coworkers bother me while I'm on break. Totally justified.

[@SSky06]

I totally get him not wanting to talk while on his break, I doubt anyone would say he was in the wrong there. It's not clear in the second interaction (there's a weird jump cut in there) if the kid thought he could interview Jordan or if he just wanted to chat with him for a minute or two and/or ask him for advice on interviewing ppl. If it's the second one, then it sort of makes Jordan look like he's rude and just big timed him while making it seem like he couldn't spare a couple minutes to talk to some peasant. However, if the kid honestly expected Jordan to just stop working and do an interview with him, just some random guy, then he was right to tell him to fuck off, albeit in nicer language. Hard to tell really what the kid wanted from him. But since he instantly went into a "HES JUST ANOTHER ELITIST LIB IN A BUBBLE," it comes across like he felt entitled to interview him, which is some real batshit stalkery shit. lmao.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

@@SSky06 he thought the guy was a conservative interviewer and didnt want to get destroyed on the false jan 6th narrative that jordan klepper was pushing. thats why he said specifically that he would not talk to the guy because he was an interviewer and he didnt want to talk to guys doing interviews, he said that himself. he was only interested in speaking to your less informed average joe and even then i guarantee jordan cut out any good answers he got and only posted the dumb ones.

[@SSky06]

@@jjjj-cy3vz “the false Jan 6 narrative” okay buddy lmao

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

@@SSky06 sure. and you probably believe that cassidy hutchinsons testimony was important too.

[@SSky06]

@@jjjj-cy3vz log off for awhile, chief. See the sun now and then.

[@SkatorJ645]

as someone who lives in memphis, this was extremely hard to watch. this guy literally only showed the minority of people. as in, white people are the minority in memphis. we’re a very diverse city that definitely doesn’t start at beale street, talking to people who live in bartlett. i think this “experiment” was very botched. i hate the comment, “MLK getting shot is a huge L for Memphis.” i would challenge you to tell me another city that had a tragedy near that level that openly discusses it and holds its history up to peoples faces and owns up to it. memphis already gets enough of a bad wrap. seeing it get further solidification in 2022 for complete outsiders is just really , really sad.

[@rachelcofield3043]

Memphis is a very blue city (as most cities are) and its upsetting seeing whitewashed and shown as super conservative just because its in the south

[@antisocialal4799]

It was botched due to his already bias against leftists. He’s so obviously on the right, it’s not even funny.

[@talitali48]

You are white gullti

[@slainprophet]

Memphis represent! It's literally a blue dot in a red sea.

[@BlakeGeometrio]

My thoughts exactly. I've lived here forever and I have never seen this many white, conservative hogs in my life unless I'm in Southaven or something. 😅

[@headfangs]

generalizations about LA are crazy because LA a massive city with a wide range of ethnicities and income ranges. when people think of "LA" I feel like they're picturing Beverly Hills, WeHo, or Calabasas.

[@ambatuBUHSURK]

"ethnicities" isn't much of a thing. Pretty much all immigrants POC or not are all fundamentally americanized in their psyche except their probable accent.

[@zebraman7703]

as a non American my only perception of LA is from gta 5

[@ghost00110]

@@zebraman7703 honestly gta 5 gives you an idea how diverse and huge LA is.

[@talitali48]

And 30% of Los Angeles vote for trump in 2020

[@T2G-DJT]

@@ghost00110 and also the rates of rocket-related violence

[@dagnarmckneely7814]

Not all people have the privilege of just being able to gloss over someone else's deep rooted bigotry in order to be their friend. The dude in this video seems so out of touch.

[@InfiniteDeckhand]

That's just liberals in a nutshell.

[@YouWillGetThereBuddy]

@@InfiniteDeckhand I hope you said that ironically… cuz yikes buddy. Conservatives quit literally start crying the women people who have existed since the beginning of time get represented in media but yeah liberals are out of touch lmao 🤣 You got jokes.

[@InfiniteDeckhand]

@@YouWillGetThereBuddy Do liberals support capitalism and all the social ills connected to it in the same vein as conservatives do or not? Well?

[@marysue3439]

@@YouWillGetThereBuddy They mean that Liberals are always playing respectability politics. More interested in being cordial with everyone that they’ll befriend the worse people. And it’s true. Just look at how Roe v Wade was failed to be codified by Dems (because they didn’t want to step on anyones toes) but Republicans actively admitted that they’ve spent the past few decades enacting their plan to overturn it.

[@Csoongor]

Called emphaty mate. Try it. Its fun

[@blackpilleddadli]

This guy is a tim pool "liberal".

[@xibalbalon8668]

I don't think so but he could get there

[@granudisimo]

@@xibalbalon8668 Well this video is basically the guy peeking down the drain leading to the pipeline so, tomato tomahto.

[@Rainerac]

better that than a lazy, leaching communist

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

sounds good to me.

[@Tumasch]

Played wow with a guy, turned out to be super conservative, we had to be a team (he was tanking, I was his healer), and more and more we were just bickering and arguing and getting wiped in the process. Didn't even get my social-healthcare is when I heal you argument. Needless to say, I quit wow.

[@asherward3533]

I'm using that argument on my apolitical gamer homies

[@antisocialal4799]

That’s such a clever move! I’ll use that next time I’m in a raid with conservatives. Which is about 90% of WOW players.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

no it isnt lol. you dont heal him because he exists as part of the community, you heal him because he is your tank within your group and he is fulfilling his job. if he wasnt a good tank, then would you keep him? no, you would get rid of him and replace him with somebody that can tank. thats meritocracy and capitalism.

[@dodecahippo6378]

Quitting wow is an automatic W

[@Tumasch]

@@jjjj-cy3vz nah man, you heal everybody, every soul you lose hurts. You were probably alliance, amarite?

[@antidave]

Tbh both of those people seemed annoying 😔

[@Fleato]

fun time sooooo i worked at a cracker barrel for a while....................... in a place right next to where a trump rally happened........... you can imagine how fucked that day was. anyone who works in food knows the absolute WORST customers are religious people and old people........... and just how fucking packed work was, it was torture. servers getting some questionable shit said to them and all sorts of stuff.

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

Wow but also STOP USING THAT SLUR!!!! 😫

[@Fleato]

@@ThexDynastxQueen ikr, i might get suspended. i would from time to time refer to it as " non poc barrel" seeing as everyone who worked there and everyone who came in was the whitest people you'd ever see

[@Rainerac]

oh no, you had to actually work. so sad

[@ericklewis1530]

@@Rainerac work = being tormented by rude extremists??? Whats wrong with you who hurt you

[@Binowhy]

@@Rainerac oh no, you have to acknowledge that service workers are people too, so sad

[@heathbennett6219]

How’s he supposed to make 100 friends if barely 100 showed up to the rally?

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

i guess they dont teach you how to count in lib states. must have been replaced with an introduction into activism.

[@heathbennett6219]

@@jjjj-cy3vz I guess they never taught you hyperbole or irony in your sister loving state. LLLL

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

@@heathbennett6219 my "sister loving state" is ranked higher than your state in literally everything.

[@heathbennett6219]

@@jjjj-cy3vz 👍 proud of you man

[@Nikkk6969]

Better not bring up a Biden rally if you’re saying no one’s at the trump one lmao

[@t70281]

“I am a leftist almost everyone is to my right.” That’s what living in America as a leftist is… Everyone’s right and then arguing over the dems being leftists even though they aren’t even close to left. 😂

[@kobybarnes3035]

yea American politics is two sides of fascist imperials convincing a population otherwise.

[@pansexualdickhaver6878]

Pretty much

[@ghostsyynx]

"People in Tennessee are friendlier" -"Wanna be friends?" "NO!!"

[@obeseninja93]

After watching this kid talk, i'm glad Klepper big timed him lol

[@antisocialal4799]

I loved how he started crying that Jordan didn’t want to talk to him. What an absolute conservative snowflake.

[@masterofreality230]

@@antisocialal4799 What? lol The guy is a Cali liberal. They both were. What do you want to call him now?

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

@@masterofreality230 they are mad that this kid showed kleppers cowardice. klepper only wanted to talk to those that were uninformed and got super scared when somebody that could be a conservative approached him with a microphone. klepper didnt want to look like an idiot by having a conversation with somebody that might know what they are talking about.

[@seanbinkley7363]

I can never imagine loving any politician (even someone I somewhat like or respect) to the point where I would shell out 1,000 bucks to hear them speak...The people who are devoted that much to Trump at this point are just in a cult.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

people pay much more to see obama and killary.

[@jamesahn9910]

So people wjo go to coachella are in a cult too or those NBA front row seats NFL box rooms that cost 10k? XD

[@aurelien5747]

@@jamesahn9910 that’s entertainment tho, although you could argue that politics has turned into entertainment nowadays

[@asum7213]

@@jamesahn9910 Pretty sure the average NBA player is not a politician.

[@idontcare9041]

It does have a lot of cult qualities with isolating members from the rest of society. It isn't really a left/right issue, Trump supporters and actual conservatives don't really get along either but there are just so many of them you rarely see it. Cambridge Analytica really started this all and had such a giant impact that we now live in a world where most republican voters are Trump supporters.

[@BRhymesss]

I don’t get why Jordan Klepper would talk to him. His goal is to talk to trump supporters, not talk to a random guy coming up to him recording with a mic lol

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

how does he know the guy with the mic isnt a trump supporter? the only difference that jordan klepper knew about this kid vs trump supporters is that this kid had a microphone and was clearly there to ask questions. jordan klepper saw an interviewer that he assumed to be a trump supporting conservative and didnt want to get destroyed in a debate that would be posted online. literally the only difference between this kid and the trump supporters that jordan knew about was this kids microphone.

[@saltydoughh2525]

@@jjjj-cy3vz Jordan Klepper works for a big time tv show, and is most likely on a strict schedule. His job is to interview and make entertaining content, not talk to some kid filming for a youtube video.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

​@@saltydoughh2525 he was there asking jan 6th questions and didnt want to converse with an educated interviewer. the content he was recording would have benefited from an actual debate, as the guy was there to ask questions about jan 6th but he didnt want to have his crap called on camera. its easier for him to control the narrative regarding his conversations if the guys he is speaking too arent also posting the video. i guarantee you jordan kleppers video cut out all the good answers and included only the worst ones for exactly that reason.

[@saltydoughh2525]

@@jjjj-cy3vz First of all, the guy had no idea what Jordan was interviewing about, and is most likely not extremely educated in politics. Second, his content would not benefit from a ‘debate’, cause Klepper is there to create entertainment, like I said before, not just debate with people. His content is to make people laugh, people aren’t searching for a full debate when they watch his videos.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

@@saltydoughh2525 lol. he intentionally cuts out any meaningful answer in order to make conservatives look dumb or bad. hes a political hate hustler like the rest of them, not a comedian. and it doesnt matter what this kid knew or was extremely educated in. what matters is what jordan knew about the kid, which was that the kid was at a trump rally and had a microphone. this told jordan klepper that the kid was there for the same thing jordan was, political interviews. and jordan was unwilling to risk a political interview that would do to him what he was out there to do to others.

[@JoshuaWillis89]

Memphis isn’t that conservative to begin with, but I assume a Trump rally will draw in the worst of the worst from the surrounding area.

[@pansexualdickhaver6878]

Most def. It’s rural as fuck all around Memphis in the tri-state area of Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas. Nothing but woods outside of Memphis. Couple small towns but nothing really big until you get to Nashville which is 3 hours away. Memphis is blue as fuck but all around it is about as trump loving as it gets lmao

[@beckybyt]

How is this dude "making friends" purely for content and then hating on Jordan for making content???

[@Rockyzach88]

Small neuron count.

[@CorrectFossa]

200 actual friends is the limit our brains can handle, but that limit can be a lot higher if all you need to define friend is someone to help you move 🧠

[@user-us1yu8gx9s]

It is easy to say you want to be friends with someone who doesn't want your human rights taken away.

[@fuggly-qg9on]

implying troons and gays are not human much?

[@captmants2093]

I could never watch this content on its own, something about this guy doesn't seem genuine? You make it worthwhile tho Hasan!

[@leximoding]

I can't watch cringy shit, just can't stand the 2nd hand embarrassment but watching that stuff with Hasan's reactions makes it so so much better. Same with scary stuff which made Hasan JCS react vids [RIP :( ] legendary for me.

[@MimiUsagichan]

@@leximoding bruh how is jcs scary

[@leximoding]

@@MimiUsagichan am autistic cant handle anything remotely scary :P

[@shefchenko111]

@@leximoding Damn, so fragile

[@harrypottah8889]

@@shefchenko111 you ok alpha?

[@Peadeymclovin]

I grew up as a southern conservative (campaigned for trump in 2019) if it wasn’t for my lefty friends maintaining a relationship with me I probably would’ve stayed in that maga rut forever.

[@pansexualdickhaver6878]

I was pretty MAGA from late 2016-Jan 6. I started leaning closer to the left once I noticed MAGA was becoming Q-Anon but didn’t fully leave the cult until the insurrection. I realized Q was basically the same satanic panic/Illuminati conspiracy theory fuckery that the conservatives used to sale before and that pushed me far away! Did all that loser MAGA stuff just to realize I’m pansexual as fvck and now I’m pretty close to an anarchist-commie lmao also moving from Tennessee to “commie-fornia” for college this fall haha good job pulling yourself out of that cult bro. I know you’re happier

[@Fleato]

remember that time conservative kept telling the " not my president" people to suck it up and deal with it and move on and all that shit.

[@cheeseofglass]

Think I'm gonna check out that Klepper guy, like how he dunked on this kid

[@mintynoah2133]

i feel like in general the more right u are the less u care about your friends polotical beliefs because in general the more right u are the more ignorant u are and u most likely just don't understand what's going on

[@smallguy2]

That's true until you find a nazi. Then they hate everyone.

[@65avo65]

They’re a bunch of dinguses

[@ambatuBUHSURK]

or that opposing political views don't threaten you or your beliefs anyway so you just don't bother

[@Kira1Lawliet]

Even though I've always been a leftist, I used to try and believe that I could still be friends with conservatives if I just didn't bring up politics that much. As I learned more and matured, I came to realize that a person's politics really is the core of who they are as a person-you can't separate their politics from their character. Even if I hung out with a Trump supporter and never spoke a word of politics, their character would still find other ways to seep out-their open antipathy towards intellectuals and multiculturalism; their arrogant assertion of their own worldview and disparaging comments about people they perceive as weird or dirty or backward; their fundamental lack of real empathy couched in superficial shows of patronizing friendliness; their proselytization, especially if they're religious-those core problems manifest in other ways even if you assiduously avoid politics as a topic. Not to mention, their interests are usually garbage as well. Eventually, I learned that I simply cannot be friends with a conservative, especially a far right conservative. And even if I could ignore all the things I've mentioned, I still wouldn't be able to ignore the fact that underneath everything, they would be a person who is either passively or actively devoted to tearing down everything I know and love and destroying the ideals I hold dear. Anybody who identifies as being on the left, and who honestly believes they can be friends with somebody like that, is not a leftist in any meaningful sense, and a thoroughly unprincipled and un-serious human being.

[@FrancisR420]

On the other hand I completely understand conservatives who think friendships across the aisle can be not only possible but rewarding. Many people on this side of the aisle are lovely, friendships with us can be very rewarding, some of us like you even have the decency to avoid shoving politics down a person's throat. It's what we call a "double standard"

[@lillian4976]

exactly…I even have a really hard time being friends with liberals, or even “apolitical” people tbh lol. like, if you’re not down to actually stand up for what’s right, approach issues from a systemic and intersectional perspective, wtf would I want to be friends with you? centrists, liberals, and apolitical people enable the right, and are complicit in my potential upcoming genocide as a trans person, not to mention all the other awful shit the republicans have been up to lately.

[@whoknows1972]

It sounds like the problem is with you. You can't accept people to act like who they are and what they believe? So tolerant. 🤦‍♀️ I have a group of friends that talk almost daily. We run the spectrum of politics. We have very different views on so many things. We are still great friends.

[@Kira1Lawliet]

@@whoknows1972 Spare me the enlightened centrism. If you claim to be on the left and can get along with people on the far right, then you're not actually on the left at all. People like you can get along with people of radically different political backgrounds because you don't actually care that much about the beliefs you claim to hold. Anyone who actually, genuinely cares about things like a woman's right to abortion, or civil rights, or climate change, or democracy, or the importance of empathy, cannot get along well with people whose beliefs comprise the opposite of those ideals. Now I have friends who are nominally Republicans, but the only reason I'm able to be friends with those people is BECAUSE they don't take their own political positions that seriously, and they aren't ranting and raving every five minutes about trans agendas or critical race theory. If they were diehard conservative fascists like most Republicans now, then I would drop them like a bad habit, because those people are evil. Yes, I said the E-word. Evil. I don't have a problem being friends with liberals, or libertarians, or some other political group, but fascists are a HARD no-no. Now you can pretend to be holier than thou if you want, but nobody's impressed by your ability to shove your principles to the side for the sake of getting along more easily with people who aren't worth getting along with. I have no interest in your shallow complacent form of companionship. A friendship without deeply shared beliefs and values is not a meaningful friendship at all. Pretending otherwise just so you can think more highly of yourself doesn't change that.

[@madsdesouza2683]

@@whoknows1972 nope they sound tolerant, the choice to distance yourself from shitty human beings is self preservation, silencing someone for what they believe is intolerance.

[@lifeiswonderful22]

22 minutes in and I'm starting to believe this kid isn't even liberal.

[@pillarofdawn]

That Trump rally looks like its pulling Hillary Clinton 2016 numbers

[@rcbuggies57]

I've heard from a New Yorker that everyone that comes to New York starts off as a kind soul. Then one night they see a guy tripping balls and try to help him only to get a swift punch to the face. After a few of those moments, even the best of people just learn to say get the fuck away from me to anyone that speaks to them lmao.

[@rcbuggies57]

@Phan⸸omS⸸ranger ⛧ How so? It's like a well known fact that New Yorkers are like npcs when it comes to just staying out of the way of shit happening.

[@shifa444]

idk i feel like ppl in ny are kind, they’re just very straight forward and mind their own business

[@PikaYoshi21]

Talking to strangers isn’t kindness

[@rcbuggies57]

@@shifa444 That's kind of what I mean. Maybe not assholes, but are definitely more reserved

[@tamarasky2043]

It’s true we mind our business

[@SuicidelG]

This guy seems obnoxious af

[@ambatuBUHSURK]

jordan was obnoxious as well

[@ambatuBUHSURK]

you people just don't go out so you have these caricatures in your head from watching too much twitch and now you forgot how social interaction works.

[@cegesh1459]

Agreed, lib brainrot.

[@cegesh1459]

@@ambatuBUHSURK Wrong.

[@Meaganttv]

@@ambatuBUHSURK you think all KZbin commenters don’t have jobs and work with other people directly? Damn that’s wild

[@-taylord2am-473]

26:20 when Hassan is talking about the guy who looks like the most annoying car you’d see with stickers all over it…. Oh I’m just waiting till he sees his fn bus 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@itsmeJonB.]

The guy in the video gives me really weird vibes

[@lifeiswonderful22]

Bruh, I tried to be friends with people who listened to Alex Jones, but they were just miserable and complained all the time. Why would I want to be friends with them?

[@b3dubbs72]

I like how Jordan Klepper radicalized him lol

[@callmebeep5763]

7:00 I’ve lived in LA(Venice/santa Monica) for 5 years and I can attest to how easily the “fuck the homeless” sentiment is thrown around.

[@saltandprepper5024]

Once upon a Time I was a liberal. Then my politics progressed more to the left as I studied and had to work at a very conservative job for years. By the time I considered myself an anarcho communist most people at my job just thought I was a Democrat. They would have up to five people questioning me and my beliefs at a time and purposely trying to get an emotional response out of me. Some of them most definitely wanted to physically fight me. Thankfully I was able to leave that line of work. And I am very out and out about my beliefs I still get threats I still have to argue and fight but I'm living my life on my terms.

[@pansexualdickhaver6878]

Bro this is me as fuck! Living in Tennessee,it’s def rough at times but fuck them. They’ll be alright 😂

[@saltandprepper5024]

@@pansexualdickhaver6878 yep I feel you. I enlisted in the army while Obama was in, worked EMS once I got out but needed more money so I was a jail guard and THAT was when I became radicalized

[@pansexualdickhaver6878]

@@saltandprepper5024 oh yeah. I imagine working in the prison system would that to you pretty quick. At least anyone with a slight bit of empathy

[@saltandprepper5024]

@@pansexualdickhaver6878 yeah the staff didn't like me very much.

[@Csoongor]

Want communism? Go check out cuba or russia or china. Lrtsnsee how you like it.

[@Moscato_Moscato]

Jubilee might as well just called this “we made some conservative propaganda”

[@Rocketpower713]

"Trump is genuinely a good human being" Buahahaha

[@sybill123ful]

awww the little juicer at twitchcon part lol 😭🥺 it’s so funny when kids dish about playground beef, esp when it’s over things like who they watch on twitch/youtube or what games/shows they like.

[@slainprophet]

I'm a Memphian and it is true, our city is a crime capital of the US. But there are a lot of good folk here. It is a democratic city, a blue dot in a red ocean. The problem is poor infrastructure and leadership. Also, education levels and wealth inequality. Memphis is a white minority city, but the disparity between white and black citizens is still leagues apart. Gentrification has also given some parts of Memphis the illusion of security, but is literally just a ploy to make property owners wealthier as rent and overall cost are raised, forcing people out of traditionally affordable areas. Drugs are also an issue all around. Growing up in a poorer working class area, I never feared the boogie man, I feared the gun shots. Now I go to sleep and barely take notice. Anytime I go to a new city, I go to their "bad area" and laugh. All that being said, it really does have good people and I've met so many amazing folks in my life here. With a city that is this depreciated, you have to learn to roll with the punches and build a personality, less you go insane. I am critical of my city, but like one would be of their family. I still love it here. I do plan on moving one day, but it will always be a special place to me.

[@yrasphong]

I'll be honest once I find out someone is a trump supporter I know I don't like them..I don't like what they stand for

[@ElectricalFlare7201]

40:48 Woah I literally said "she looks like a cleaner Cruella Deville" right before that part lol.

[@rakelodakel]

God damn, there must be dussins and dussins of people at that rally.

[@graffic13]

Uh lots of cigars in Tom of Finland art.... and there's a whole " smoking" subculture where gay bears/wolves smoke cigars and cigarettes...

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

There Hasan goes again, being an LGBTQ Foe!

[@ymirs4400]

28:36 loool they painted over the “2020” and “round 2” on the bus after trump got owned

[@andy.01.]

Bruh she accepted taking a pic with a 12 year old 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@shelbydan]

being from north mississippi it’s really surprising that the rest of the country doesn’t know about how bad the crime is in memphis lol we were always so cautious at memphis in may

[@christophercarrigan5003]

8:17 hasan reads my message and laughs feelsgoodman

[@robshelden4670]

Tulsi fillin in for Tucker…Wow, not even tryin to hide it anymore!

[@zackamania6534]

I went to Memphis on Dec 30 1998 for the Liberty Bowl. I parked on Beale St in FRONT OF A CHURCH. My car got broken into in one hour of my arriving…

[@seanbinkley7363]

Personally, I think Jordan's explanation (especially the second time around makes sense). If you're claiming your claim is that you're not trying to stay inside a "bubble" as Sam said then you also have to think about why Jordan wouldn't want to talk to somebody outside of the stereotype framing of "Oh, he's a arrogant liberal celebrity" That's literally the reverse of what Trumpers think is being done to them.

[@kiraanastasiaandersen1145]

Need to see him try do this in Denmark. I swear the police would be called if a guy went up to people and asked to be friends.

[@meep8279]

Bruh I've never heard of church in an office break room

[@davidolubiyi5997]

Church isn’t about a building

[@AM-xo7tj]

Trigger warning : Church

[@hinglemccringle5897]

bro that landers center is just down the road from me. i had my highschool graduation ceremony there. that trump extravaganza blew out the traffic's back side, that road isn't ready for events like that. Also, it's "Memphian", not "Memthisian".

[@T2G-DJT]

Memphiser

[@outlaw42001]

"its Memphis..."

[@armandnardi7816]

Can’t believe this guy figured out his dad knew Hasan like that

[@letmeeatmypizza5302]

i think i laughed for like 3/4s of the time.Thank you.

[@lilsleepy3332]

there’s a reason conservatives are willing to look past political views in the name of friendship, and that’s because they would otherwise have very few friends.

[@luke.antesberger]

as a Rhodes College Student, the broccoli is indeed watery and bland

[@ivansoto9723]

19:07 Chatter spotted Gustavo Fring lmfao

[@theodoraanagor6219]

When you laugh you look like Robert De Niro.

[@autumnisdashit1668]

32:38 i'm originally from memphis and i'll tell you -- it's not a women's only church, it's a women only CLASS. bc men and women aren't learning the same things, ofc. the womens class (often taught by men) is about how to be a good, submissive, christian wife and mother and how to follow your husband. while the men get to learn the "real" (heavy on those quotation marks) stuff bc only men are the spiritual (and any other kind of) leaders of the house. Also, a few years ago I was visiting my family and they got something in the mail advertising A CHRISTIAN WOMAN'S CONFERENCE with every. single. speaker. a MALE. i'm not fucking joking. W seminars such as "how to be a good christian mother" and "how to submit to and serve your husband". christianity, especially the way they treat it down there, is disgusting with how they have used religion to control women for centuries and even more to come 😔

[@natalt7585]

As a Christian woman I disagree. Maybe in Memphis they are weird about it but where I am from women are just as high up in the church as most of the men. Women lead most events and speak during them. They also volunteer the most with daycare, welcoming, and Bible studies. Women are so very important to the church.

[@autumnisdashit1668]

@@natalt7585 i never ever said every single church is like that. ever. But your religion does literally teach women they are subservient to men. literally none of what you said discounts that. ik almost all of them aren't telling women they don't have roles and aren't important. or that they don't do things like "volunteer w daycare" like what? what is that supposed to say to me? Ik women are important to the church. it's why they try to control them so much... anyways, again, i literally said memphis. not all churches. but y'all always try to come in and spin whatever someone says negatively (and true) and try to invalidate them. Christianity is toxic. I wasn't even saying that in my original comment but now your response has made me get to that point.

[@natalt7585]

@@autumnisdashit1668 I was just saying I disagree with your point.

[@autumnisdashit1668]

@@natalt7585 there's nothing to "disagree" with. I stated a fact. not an opinion.

[@natalt7585]

@@autumnisdashit1668 your fact is made up by your feelings alone.

[@ceruleanangel2364]

picky brocoli conisuer moment lmfao

[@Yeah-budd]

Homeless people in DC throw down, had to run away from them hahaha

[@hellboy30098]

They say Memphis is terrible for crime But where I live, Louisiana 3 of those cities are within the top 10 and 1, the place I live, is in the top 4 :(

[@sirius1696]

Shreveport?

[@hellboy30098]

@@sirius1696 Nola I was born in Shreveport

[@youngnastyman]

YOOOOO!!! Jerry Lawler is more than just an announcer for WWE. He is. Straight up wrestling legend and def a legend in Memphis.

[@JauntyCrepe]

Hmmm yes why wouldn't I want to be friends with someone who thinks putting me in a camp might be reasonable?

[@quackersna]

It's pretty much the whole south. Chances of being a victim of violent crime in Shreveport is 1 in 52.

[@maddylevine7861]

I went to Rhodes College and my first semester there a kid in one of my classes was shot and killed in an armed robbery, my art history teacher was robbed at gun point, and there was an alleged stabbing in my dorm by an ROTC kid

[@Psychedlia98]

Oh yeah it’s super violent down here, we are friendly, but do expect to die

[@franekkkkk]

Damn i would steal that bus lol

[@michaelpond813]

Friends that respect each other need to have compassion for each other. Religion is a no no subject just as politics are. Both are poison.

[@SirYacob]

Live in Memphis. It’s got so real fucked up problems. Been robbed and had several friends robbed. Known some people get murdered… but it’s a great place baby! Come on down to Memphis, TN! Home of the blues and rock n roll! Edit: Also that rally was actually in Southaven, MS. It’s essentially a suburb of Memphis, but it’s in another state

[@SailorSlay]

Is this Komi can’t communicate arc

[@RobinCC24]

SNOW MEXICO is crazy

[@jeffafa1730]

The "Five Freedoms" I practice in animal medicine is why I left my last job. One of those freedoms are shelter. They deserve to have their necessities met, even though they are an eyesore.

[@runjennierun07]

i thought everyone knew memphis had insanely high crime 💀

[@iamcool544]

Fuck how dare Memphis take away Baltimore's crown

[@jessiraebufford6919]

You’re not taking into account that the population of Los Angeles is almost 6 times that of Memphis.

[@sheryl2411]

I saw you on video at a trumps rally when the pillow guy saw right through you !!!

[@SyreLikeAFire]

32:18 ... miss ma’am, this ain’t the Nope film

[@zainmudassir2964]

You can make friends in strange places as long as you don't talk about politics and religion

[@lukusblack6442]

First, the kid in the cowboy hat looks like he's ready to scrap at a moments notice. He just looks aggro as fuck. As for being friends with a conservative... I don't know if it would be possible today, but just before the '16 campaigns started I was good friends with a neighbor that was a true Alex Jones believer, wore a traitor flag on his hat, and constantly did civil war reenactments. We got along just fine, though I had to skirt around a topic or two. I moved away around '16, so it's anyone's guess... but I'd wager he was a die hard Trump supporter given his personality. I'm not sure we'd still get along the same way.

[@Fleato]

idk man, i think it's MOSTLY old conservatives that are the issue, I'm a lib but friends with almost exclusively conservatives, because I'm not an asshole who think's they're out to get me because of their opinion. but also they aren't racist inbred conservatives who hate gays or what ever else, they're just about economics and dont give a shit about the social side. it's easy to get along with people if you're not judgmental.

[@lukusblack6442]

@@Fleato The older conservatives I tend to get along better with, mainly because I tend to let things slide more. lol

[@omaralawadhi2235]

39:00 "Hank BABY"

[@Idolikethis]

lol !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This dude ahahahah

[@eaglepaints]

No way we get lucky enough that the aliens do come and abduct then lmfao

[@Christmosis]

You can't have a market for something if you're not willing to deny people that can't pay for it. Why would anyone pay, if they can just get it for free? That's why we need to take basic necessities out of the market (at least).

[@supervideomaker9136]

Tbh, I have been able to be friends with conservatives before(well tbh, they were more libertarian). The problem I have with videos like this, is they are just so dumb. When you have one person who believes gays or trans shouldn’t exist, like that’s a fundamental human right that I can’t just look pass. I feel like that’s why I can vibe with libertarians more because at least they don’t give a fuck if you are gay/trans(at least the ones that actually follow their whole philosophy). Like if you personally think lowering taxes is good and cutting government, sure whatever, we can disagree to disagree. But the minute you start screaming out nonsense about CRT, abortion, gays, etc., how tf do you expect me to turn a blind eye

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

stop believing your brainwashing. conservatives dont think trans or gays shouldnt exist. they just dont want gay/trans agendas forced upon their children and themselves. its literally that simple.

[@jjjj-cy3vz]

also CRT is a socialist/communist social theory based upon "critical theory". let me give you a brief history on the CRT you are supporting. "Critical race theory is fast becoming America’s new institutional orthodoxy. Yet most Americans have never heard of it - and of those who have, many don’t understand it. This must change. We need to know what it is so we can know how to fight it. To explain critical race theory, it helps to begin with a brief history of Marxism. Originally, the Marxist left built its political program on the theory of class conflict. Karl Marx believed that the primary characteristic of industrial societies was the imbalance of power between capitalists and workers. The solution to that imbalance, according to Marx, was revolution: The workers would eventually gain consciousness of their plight, seize the means of production, overthrow the capitalist class and usher in a new socialist society. During the 20th century, a number of regimes underwent Marxist-style revolutions, and each ended in disaster. Socialist governments in the Soviet Union, China, Cambodia, Cuba and elsewhere racked up a body count of nearly 100 million people. They are remembered for gulags, show trials, executions and mass starvations. In practice, Marx’s ideas unleashed man’s darkest brutalities. By the mid-1960s, Marxist intellectuals in the West had begun to acknowledge these failures. They recoiled at revelations of Soviet atrocities and came to realize that workers’ revolutions would never occur in Western Europe or the United States, which had large middle classes and rapidly improving standards of living. Americans in particular had never developed a sense of class consciousness or class division. Most Americans believed in the American dream - the idea that they could transcend their origins through education, hard work and good citizenship. But rather than abandon their political project, Marxist scholars in the West simply adapted their revolutionary theory to the social and racial unrest of the 1960s. Abandoning Marx’s economic dialectic of capitalists and workers, they substituted race for class and sought to create a revolutionary coalition of the dispossessed based on racial and ethnic categories. Fortunately, the early proponents of this revolutionary coalition in the US lost out in the 1960s to the civil rights movement, which sought instead the fulfillment of the American promise of freedom and equality under the law. Americans preferred the idea of improving their country to that of overthrowing it. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision, President Lyndon Johnson’s pursuit of the Great Society, and the restoration of law and order promised by President Richard Nixon in his 1968 campaign defined the post-1960s American political consensus. But the radical left has proved resilient and enduring - which is where critical race theory comes in. Critical race theory is an academic discipline, formulated in the 1990s and built on the intellectual framework of identity-based Marxism. Relegated for many years to universities and obscure academic journals, it has increasingly become the default ideology in our public institutions over the past decade. It has been injected into government agencies, public school systems, teacher training programs and corporate human resources departments in the form of diversity training programs, human resources modules, public policy frameworks and school curricula. Its supporters deploy a series of euphemisms to describe critical race theory, including “equity,” “social justice,” “diversity and inclusion” and “culturally responsive teaching.” Critical race theorists, masters of language construction, realize that “neo-Marxism” would be a hard sell. Equity, on the other hand, sounds nonthreatening and is easily confused with the American principle of equality. But the distinction is vast and important. Indeed, critical race theorists explicitly reject equality - the principle proclaimed in the Declaration of Independence, defended in the Civil War and codified into law with the 14th and 15th Amendments, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. To them, equality represents “mere nondiscrimination” and provides “camouflage” for white supremacy, patriarchy and oppression. In contrast to equality, equity as defined and promoted by critical race theorists is little more than reformulated Marxism. In the name of equity, UCLA law professor and critical race theorist Cheryl Harris has proposed suspending private property rights, seizing land and wealth and redistributing them along racial lines. Critical race guru Ibram X. Kendi, who directs the Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University, has proposed the creation of a federal Department of Antiracism. This department would be independent of (i.e., unaccountable to) the elected branches of government and would have the power to nullify, veto or abolish any law at any level of government and curtail the speech of political leaders and others deemed insufficiently “antiracist.” One practical result of the creation of such a department would be the overthrow of capitalism, since, according to Kendi, “in order to truly be antiracist, you also have to truly be anticapitalist.” In other words, identity is the means; Marxism is the end." you are literally advocating for the dissolution of liberty and free speech within the united states in order to replace it with race-based tyranny based upon marxism which has killed over 100 million people in less than 100 years and has failed utterly in every single government that has done it.

[@enider]

@Iron Reagan Well the Republican Party and media apparatus certainly has something against them.

[@davidg5948]

@@enider So did the Dem Party, but we know how often they change their stances on issues lol

[@2ndamendmentandy]

bro looks in bread

[@sanflux]

HES IN MEMPHIS???