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You are doing yourself a serious disservice by being provoked to anger and passions constantly, day in and day out. Agitation propaganda is all over the place and the goal is to reduce you to a reactive and defeatist shell of a man.
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[@eightyuser7292]

Poor Luke got no clipped into a Liminal forest now he rants about bird app

[@wersab5960]

Damn underrated comment

[@Alan-ou8tf]

mm indeed

[@ericferguson9989]

That's a really bleak forest, I gotta say.

[@onlypuppy7]

Literally anything empty is liminal yall probably don't even know what the word means

[@KaiserTheAdversary]

"When you're angry, you want to fight battles you can't win." Well said.

[@soygolpista]

describes every debatelord

[@PCorNPC]

"He who angers me, conquers me"

[@propulsion_man]

When you're angry, sometimes you're able to see battles you can win, and stand up for yourself against abusers in your life. anger isn't the problem, it's people who misunderstand what it's for, and - more on the topic of this video - what the internet is.

[@remissiveslave]

I've been here and it's self-destructive.

[@choosecarefully408]

It's because anger is a sign of you losing agency over something. So you over-compensate. This is why people "beg 'Government'" to do things they can't possibly do, like campaign finance reform, because begging them feels like regaining agency. Even if nothing results, protesting _feels like_ agency. I have a friend who attends rallies against U.S. political decisions in Calgary Alberta. They make him feel _great!_ A FANTASTIC example of the stupidity inspired by anger. As someone who can turn off their anger nearly at will, it's slightly amusing to watch the majority of people who lose their s*** so easily over nearly nothing. "WAAAH, the world doesn't live down to my infantile expectations of it." This is stuff I got over at age seven.

[@lolblackice154]

"If someone tried to take control of your body and make you a slave, you would fight for freedom. Yet how easily you hand over your mind to anyone who insults you. When you dwell on their words and let them dominate your thoughts, you make them your master." -Epictetus

[@Klayperson]

"Your head space is valuable. Charge rent." - Epictetus, probably

[@Twtgod]

@@Klayperson not funny

[@Twtgod]

@Thomas B not funny

[@user-xp8nq5mf9y]

its literally on the art of war, "If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him. Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant."

[@edwardcumpstey9061]

Ghosts in the machine?

[@Clutter.monkey]

Florida man walks in woods, talks to self, uses zero roads.

[@john99brazil]

Based.

[@Pimp-Master]

...the road less travelled 😂😂

[@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01]

This is partly why I stopped really caring about politics long ago

[@abzhuofficial]

@generatedNOISE Help yourself and others when appropriate, and not get mad over the littlest of things as if you're emotionally charged, you end up doing stupid crap. It takes practice to emotionally divorce yourself from external and internal triggers and to overcome said emotional triggers

[@daxciko]

@generatedNOISE tell us the way my friend. how can we actively be involved in politics without partaking the spectacle?

[@yurikslalom]

Ignoring politics can be dangerous. Take a look at current Russia situation. When things started to get better after 90s people distant themselves from politics and let one little man gain enormous power. And than that autocratic regime was impossible to change which lead to a war and total absence of free speech and free media. So, not caring for politics is fine as long as your country is going relatively right way.

[@drufusthedufus]

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[@asmallphd9648]

Help your family, ignore politics.

[@nicksalvador9729]

Very based. We are weak when we are overcome by the passions. Stop watching normie outrage media, leave their plantation they have your mind captured in. Focus your mind's bandwidth on improving yourself and helping those around you. This is how you make a real difference and gain independence. It sure is a heck of a lot better than just seething on social media.

[@dineshjagai]

Based!

[@kekdchekd1439]

based and jedi code-pilled

[@calvinvastelli6792]

ITT - Boomer talks about how to excrete people's anger juices for personal gain.

[@calvinvastelli6792]

@@psionics00 Good point. Question - What does a hand grenade have in common with a wife? A: Take off the ring and your house is gone.

[@donaldthompson6490]

That's a pretty young boomer.

[@nickpavia9021]

I agree Luke. If you are on the internet all day and never go outside, you will have an incredibly warped perception of what the world is actually like. There are many people on the "far left" and "far right" who suffer from this.

[@lightmorrison5404]

First person I've seen in a luke smith comment section willing to admit larping as a hitler youth isn't cool

[@YaksAttack]

Luke, what you're saying is so right. I was fired from a job recently because my manager baited me and got me angry to where I wasn't thinking properly. And the worst part is is that I knew what he was doing but I still reacted out of passion instead of logic. Oh well. Every lesson is worth learning today

[@OnTheEdgex23]

Your manager bated your and you got mad?

[@whirled_peas]

@@OnTheEdgex23 that’s what he said yes

[@OnTheEdgex23]

@@whirled_peas some people pay money to have others bate them

[@Pompadour_Pug]

@@OnTheEdgex23 Preferably only the masters of bating though.

[@nikkehtine]

I recently read a study, where they used a police siren on people that were crossing the road in the wrong place. Then they asked these pedestrians to donate to their charity. Those that got scared by the police siren were 70% more likely to donate than those who didn't hear the siren. When you're irritated you are much more gullible and it's easier to affect/predict your actions.

[@phr3ui559]

do you have a link or doi to it

[@sowatome849]

Source?

[@emanuellandeholm5657]

That "forest" makes me mad. Completely artificial.

[@ambassador69]

It's a tiling trees forest.

[@emanuellandeholm5657]

@@ambassador69 There's nothing remotely forestry about it. Completely artificial, mono culture.

[@GhostofTradition]

This is fitting as I just finished reading Sun and Steel, I gotta build myself up physically not constantly live in my mind and emotions.

[@EWOKakaDOOM]

I recommend Brazilian Jiu Jitsu!

[@eaxebx3564]

True. I live in Donbass and less angry than people on Twitter.

[@zjifzmifzukjtrzjghuk]

That's what they can never take from you. Keep up God's fight, by living in peace.

[@GhostofTradition]

Based existence

[@JohnSmith-ry7wh]

☦️

[@smit17xp]

I needed to see this 3 years ago.

[@iLinked]

Holy shit Luke you're right, I'm absolutely infuriated!

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

I like the Jesus example you brought up.. By not reacting angrily, you actually maintain control over the situation and can think about how else you are going to win that the other person isn't expecting, because anger allows us to act in a predictable way, but the calm person dealing with hostile behaviour is still able to navigate logical solutions to bring resolve.. That's why turning the other cheek isn't "cucked" it's about sending a message, that you are above that level and in control of your emotions rather than letting emotions control you

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

This is true, but not ultimately absolute. There are times when thinking not only doesn't help you out but can actively harm your ability to do the right thing. That cold de-ttached rationality is not the correct solution to all problems and all situations. That is really just a lie of post-enlightenment rationalist modernity. Ultimately this is about humility, specifically understanding that human reason is not absolute.

[@opshredderytp]

And you're also twlling your opponent "I dare you to hit me harder than that"

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

@@opshredderytp What if he's threatening to destroy your offspring? They're promoting White genocide at this point. Can't turn the other cheek when you're about to live in South Africa 2.0

[@justinayers3589]

Christ is risen

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

@@justinayers3589 Indeed, He is Risen!

[@totem6064]

Love from kazakhstan. I hate that unnatural forest so much it's unreal.

[@alonsoACR]

The US went the wrong way on reforesting. It's no longer reforesting, just... foresting. It has more trees than ever in the life of this planet. But they're these ugly, unnaturally positioned trees.

[@honkhonk8009]

I think its a farm is it?

[@shredwerd009]

I got rid of Facebook and my life has been infinitely better. most of the dumb "bad" stuff of the world that everyone else is all upset about, I forget exists cause I unplugged from it. half the shit doesn't effect me anyway so no reason to have it cross my mind.

[@vornamenachname594]

The thing about anger is that it is actually good. Anger making you stupid is a good thing, because evolutionary striking down the tyrant and the cultural subverter in a fit of rage and lack of foresight was surely beneficial. There is no political solution. And the things are as bad as you think. I lived in Germany when it was basically 95% white. I can *see* the change. How can the change be not real if I can actually see and experience it?

[@chinngis83]

But by and large, fixing the mass migration problem won't be accomplished by reading ragebait articles or seeing yet another story of a Muslim terror attack. If anything, social media should be for organising real gatherings, but it tends to make people complacent.

[@dowolo]

What you say around 6:30 strikes a particularly pertinent point. We have all these people expressing indignation at LATEST THING without changing their behaviour (besides changing a profile picture or showing a flag in support of X) in any way to ameliorate the situation or distance themselves from it morally. But this is nothing new, as we have Thoreau complaining about the following his in contemporaries in Civil Disobedience: "See what gross inconsistency is tolerated. I have heard some of my townsmen say, “I should like to have them [the government] order me out to help put down an insurrection of the slaves, or to march to Mexico,-see if I would go;” and yet these very men have each, directly by their allegiance [to the government], and so indirectly, at least, by their money, furnished a substitute."

[@Tarik360]

"SILENCE TWINK! I don't wish to be angry anymore! I just want to be happy..." - words of wisdom for our age.

[@ChristianTheChicken]

4:05 I see how you intentionally avoided that road. You have a problem, Luke.

[@empiar5481]

“I’m angry about politics!” “YEAH? WELL I’M ANGRY ABOUT ROADS!!”

[@remissiveslave]

Glad I subbed. You're one of very few voices on KZbin acting on your own merits and beliefs and not intentionally pushing agendas to remain relevant. Great channel.

[@jewymcjewjew9939]

Literally saying that if you aren't angry, you aren't paying attention - and you're telling people to not pay attention. Frankly, if people took that advice, you wouldn't have much of an audience left. It's impossible for men of good character to stop being angry about what is happening to their people. They can only, at best, manage their anger.

[@denver-gi7ot]

I mean, even the Buddha used to get angry at injustices towards others. Righteous anger is a thing for sure. But with the internet and everything, we don't have the capacity to cope with so much tragedy all around the world. Maybe just focus on our own local community and family etc

[@RexGalilae]

Imagine just strolling through a forest to then run into this guy laying down straight up truths in the middle of assfuck nowhere Beautiful.

[@avavaviv1]

You are losing if you are reactive period. Right wing being labeled as reactionary was a prophecy of its downfall, not a description of its inherent qualities.

[@avavaviv1]

@@100c0c I'd say the dominant force is active by definition - both in having an agenda not concerning its enemies and in forcing the opposing side to react themself to this dominant force. To sidestep, the liberal story of totalitarianism is basically that it's the dominant force that is nevertheless reactive, by making a fight against some minority its main point of agenda. I don't really think it's correct tho and it's only meant to disarm the opposing sides of liberal elites by putting forward the ridiculous comparison of conflating the style of governance during the hostilities and during potential peace. Think about how both nazism and communism are "doomed" by what they were doing during the war/post-war period but almost none attention is given to what the US did during the war.

[@itsrachelfish]

Yo walking around in this TREE GRID is fuckin spooky 🌵 🌲

[@spaceghost0813]

We can all do more productive things, like develop a based orthodox TempleOS

[@vasiliyspassky8633]

man this artificially planted forest looks so unnatural :(

[@dana_t0ebdot]

I agree with your points there, I've sometimes fallen to twitter for "oh this person has some nice stuff", inevitably enough since they're on Twitter cancer gets to them and you for checking on them. Which is why I quit it, needless anger to topics one can't change.

[@jos3366]

Thank you for saying this clearly. This video should be endlessly shared.

[@hamza201183]

It looks like the forest were the fight between Scorpion and J. Cage took place

[@marcovirtual]

And the way Luke moves the camera around makes the forest look kind of otherworldy, just like in the movie.

[@hamza201183]

@@marcovirtual Yes :)

[@hehehepaitachato9184]

Luke, your videos just hit me like a truck! It really seems that you are talking specifically to me. I didn't know how much I had to watch that until I watch it. Thanks for all your knowledge!

[@EJ-jh1vf]

How to be happy: 1. Disengage from the media, social media, entertainment industry etc 2. Spend some time looking for a place that fits your ideals and will continue to in the long term 3. Learn a new language if you have to 4. Be somewhere surrounded by people you agree with, in a place that you like

[@user-rd3jw7pv7i]

Although Luke Smith stopped being a lecturer in a university, he now has more students (and frens) on the internet

[@ryanmorris6388]

Yeah my major is old man ranting in the woods

[@doomguy9049]

Yeah thats true. I gave up TV and the news a decade ago because I don't need that crap in my life.

[@elliottalderson6443]

There's a balance I think. Is it helpful to be complacent and content when your house is burning down? I think being too lazyfaire is why we're in some of the mess we have today.

[@honkhonk8009]

maybe. Our whole mentality of "you do you" ends up cucking ourselves over when the normies that aint cognizant of anything outside their retard chambers, start pounding at the door demanding shit. Thats the only thing political I care about. Im just voting for people who maximize my freedom to separate from the beast.

[@michaellk2254]

Which matrix world were you spawned into? Those trees are really well organized. Great development.

[@Pimp-Master]

He’s in the Orchard of the Gods

[@soooslaaal8204]

@@manners7483 if he's in appalachia, chances are it's just an attempted regrowing of the ash tree forests that used to populate the area

[@PandemicGameplay]

@@soooslaaal8204 He's in Florida. He lives in one of his family's old farm houses with like a 7-8 acre lot after he quit his linguistics phD to escape modern soyciety.

[@soooslaaal8204]

@@manners7483 Didn't know about that and I agree, it looks eerie, like if it was a poorly crafted "virtual reality" that attempts to imitate natural world generation but fails horribly

[@choosecarefully408]

Tree planting; It used to be a thing to convince environmentalists they should & could regrow forests. I knew it was a scam, replanting One Species. It's so they can cut down only cash crop lumber again & not have to go through less wanted trees to get it. I'm willing to bet that these companies will sell new investment ideas in the months just before they go back to cutting.

[@unkn0wn_416]

"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play" War Games (1983)

[@eightyuser7292]

Plenty of grifters flourish on people's anger on this site as well. You can spot their grift when a situation that angers people gets resolved but they don't cover it.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

Very good point, I would also add people that continue to cover issues long after they have stopped becoming relevant precisely because they know they can continue to get people angry about them but never actually effect change, kind of like an infinitely milkable cow

[@JettzCG]

I use to be extremely efficient prior to sometime during 2018, when I was completely oblivious to politics What got me interested was wondering why everything I consoomed and the people I consoomed them with slowly turned soy. Then it all went downhill from there. Now, even as a nonchalant person, I'm addicted to rage bait. I've slowly been cleaning up accounts that I have (tuning that stuff out), but I think I'm just going to drop everything and remove it all now

[@honkhonk8009]

Same here bro. Just realized it. I think its partially cus of my loneliness that I end up wasting so much time there. Fuck that. These bitches retarded regardless of what you say to them. Our founding fathers gave us the freedom to separate ourselves from their bullshit, and I'm just happy I have the ability to exercise that. I only get mad if that freedom of separation is under attack yk. Like if their taking our guns so were forced to get involved in their shit, or when they raise our taxes to fund like 50 other social programs, forcing us to have a vested interest in bullying bitches to stop doing stupid shit and wasting our money.

[@sirspanky3]

Is this a new minecraft biome?

[@mushroomcrepes4780]

its a 4x4 pine farm

[@scilver8887]

luke’s video’s walking through the woods always have some insightful wisdom.

[@Blazingwaffles123]

New profile pic just dropped!

[@elidrissii]

Keep it or sneed it?

[@thatwasprettyneat]

i like this channel because i learn new words. like i knew the word "trenchant" but i didn't really know what it meant so i had to look it up. basically a synonym for "incisive" or "relevant"

[@freedomofspeech2867]

Anger is not the answer, anger is something you use when you already have the answer.

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

nice pfp. very aesthetically pleasing

[@freedomofspeech2867]

@@Hypnotically_Caucasian Thank you, I get that a lot. Yours is very good as well. Breaking a lot of violent stereotypes it seems.. Right back to where they belong!

[@pessimisticbastard5278]

@@freedomofspeech2867 Cringe go outside

[@thebrickton1947]

Damn, you so smart, I just dropped in for light banter, and you drop motherloads, thanks man.

[@OblateSpheroid]

Thank you for your work, Mr. Smith.

[@bradleypotts6450]

Great video Luke, very well said. Thanks

[@j0hn00arthur]

Thats the thing w me Im not angry on the internet im angry all the time

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

Same. Pissed. Ready to secede. Just normal things.

[@Academic_nomad]

He is the KZbin Pastor we some times need.

[@andreasklindt7144]

A very well designed click-bait title. Full of irony yet straight to the point. I had to laugh about myself when I realized I clicked on this video, because of the words "angry" and "politics" written in capital letters... Thanks, Luke! I needed this as a reminder to take more care about myself again.

[@silentnight3192]

Would you say that instead of reacting to something it would be better to be proactive? To do something else that will better your life and those around you instead of trying to fix a problem you have no power over.

[@KainiaKaria]

If only I realized this then I would have not have made many mistakes in life.

[@mrsansiverius2083]

What if every tree we see behind him is actually just there to cover up the corpses of his victims in the ground?

[@redgt827]

this has been one of my long term goals, getting completely off political media i was a hardcore doomer, but i stopped doomscrolling and stayed in non-political spaces and i realized none of this crap affects me

[@lainarte]

Although this is true for rationality, logic and discipline (basically everything concerning the prefrontal cortex), I’d argue that passions and emotions can actually help you boost your creativity and get you to know better your aesthetics canons, which leads to better art and better faculty of expression

[@upendownlinker]

david humes possition basically.

[@quarterpounderwithcheese3178]

I'm at my most emotional aka stupidest when I have to take a huge shit and I can't find a clean public bathroom :(

[@blxxdbvrn]

Had to deactivate my Twitter, I never felt more free.

[@AK-hf3pf]

Thank you, youth pastor Luke Smith.

[@Zack-mp6ys]

I found Chinese and Russian people are practically apolitical in most cases. However, politics influence our life dramatically. I have to keep an eye on what's politics is going on to do some serious damage control.

[@KS-qe9yu]

Indeed. Politics does have an impact on your life either directly or indirectly, so simply pretending it doesn't exist is a bad idea. However, at the end of the day, we all have a limited amount of energy so it is wise to choose our battles instead of falling into perpetual rage.

[@denver-gi7ot]

I think perhaps the reason Chinese and Russian people are "apolitical" is because they're afraid of voicing their opinions about government. What is there to talk about when you have one party? Support the great leader or perish. So I would agree that you should at least try and prevent this sort of thing from happening in your country. Always speak your opinion freely. Never censor yourself to please the hive.

[@window.location]

twitter explained in 558 seconds.

[@con_sci]

On the other hand, voluntarily separating yourself from the system didn't really work out very well for one Mr. Weaver.

[@SimGunther]

Who?

[@vosbit]

@@SimGunther ruby ridge

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

RIP

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

I think ultimately that detaching yourself from the system is a tactical move and not a strategic one. In other words, it is not the solution to your problem but rather the step you need to take to give yourself the capability to generate an actual solution, which does necessitate confronting the system at some point. It is the people who try to skip right to that latter stage, but do not understand that the preparation is necessary, that fail. Of course those that never go for the second phase and just try to run their problems are equally stupid

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

@Theodore Hendricks How?

[@joshuakaufmann4081]

Speaking of being angry and not being able to do anything, there have been a few times I have written my grievances to my congressional representative just be amused by their normie response.

[@bravefastrabbit770]

Truly based for at least trying. I feel for you brother :/ hope you make it throughout all this.

[@DJRaulandShark]

If you are physically assaulted by bullies they will continue bullying unless you punch back

[@denver-gi7ot]

I think you gotta take the message with a grain of salt. I had to punch a bully in the head once and he never bothered me again. But that's different from getting outraged about what some stranger said on the other side of the planet.

[@castelleon]

I'M MAD AS HELL AND I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE IT ANYMORE! This idea has been around since 1976 at the very least, if not longer.

[@kiril-jiwoo]

God bless you Luke

[@AdamS-lo9mr]

that forest is so wrong, all the trees are in lines

[@ryngobrody1627]

You must Ride the Tiger!

[@wasumyon6147]

Let Mad at the Internet get mad at the internet for you!

[@snippletrap]

Ugh, Luke makes me so mad! We have to do something about him

[@RetroHoo]

You sold me on this video in the first 30 seconds 👍

[@ddmozz]

Not sure about this one mate. Getting pissed at agitprop while changing effectively nothing is dumb, yes, but so many people being angry suggests that something is rotten. Widespread anger eventually leads to revolt, revolt leads to revolution, which shakes the stagnant and corrupted foundations of society. So, IMHO, that's a good thing™

[@burkesh.]

In Portugal, swept up in turn by the breaking wave of Bissau, Miguel Torga, who'd struggled all his life against the dictatorship, wrote: 'Every bit player represents only himself. Instead of seeking social change, he seeks simply, in the revolutionary act, to boost his own image. That's the way the breakers recede, and so predictably that one must believe in an 'amnesia of the future that history bestows, out of mercy or self-interest, on those it recruits. Amílcar murdered by members of his own party, the liberated areas fallen to bloody petty tyrants, liquidated in their turn by a central power to whose stability everyone paid homage until the military coup. That's how history advances, plugging its memory like one plugs one's ears. From documentary Sans Soleil (1983)

[@alternateperson6600]

This would be a fair argument if the anger was not manufactured. When you get angry over things you have no control over, you relinquish agency. A lot of the problems in modern Western societies stem from people's lack of agency over their values and identity, and failing that they cling to artificial, tailored beacons like the music they listen to, the pr0n they watch, etc. A bugman's anger is not worth a dog's snarl.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

This is a fair point, but I think there was a subtle divide which makes all the difference which is the distinction between indulgent anger, which is a kind of performative aspect that we take on to make ourselves feel better, but we are addressing the problem just because we are angry even if we aren't, versus a cold and calculating anger that actually leads to solutions from a place of pointed indignation. It's kind of like the difference between reactive violence and proactive violence, the first being very high in the animal world but low, relatively speaking in humanity, with the inverse being true: i.e. Compared to other mammals, and other hominids, humans are actually relatively low in reactive violence but we are very high in proactive calculated violence

[@scilver8887]

luke addresses your point at 3:16

[@ddmozz]

@@scilver8887 no he doesn't. There's plenty of times in history when something happened and shit truly hit the fan. Typically, it's something you could not predict, such as Gavrilo Princip shooting Franz Ferdinand, or the wall st crash of 1929. It's not always "a total LARP" or fedposting.

[@Cannedscourge]

Minecraft Steve rants about trolls on his Christian server.

[@crossofintimidation]

"He who refuses to give in to his passions does the same as he who refuses to bow down and worship idols." Saint Theophan the Recluse

[@eiboeck88]

best thing to do with people like this just laugth them in the face they will get angrier and angrier

[@libatonvhs]

8:52 I wonder why are the trees in this forest so aligned? Is it a real forest?

[@stevel7310]

"... Neutrality encompasses everything and anything in such a way that in every case nothing else takes place than a clear factual assessment of given facts. This, however, requires a clear soberness of observation and perception, according to which the result then provides an indispensable moment of critical thinking, according to which a just judgement takes place, respectively a proper, correct and just judgement of the given facts, which also requires a subsequent completely neutral way of acting and behaving, as a result of which any form of partiality is excluded. However, the necessary is already done, namely that there is clarity about what is right and what is wrong, which can then only be represented by the word of truth and possibly - in the case of dispute or war etc. - be attempted to be explained impartially to one and/or the other party. More, however, is not allowed, because that would violate neutrality and make it null and void, because - especially politically - neutrality is valid in every respect and does not allow any deviations of any kind. ..."

[@paypalmymoneydfs]

Yeah hopefully Twitter does away with current trends thing, I'd rather get ads than have people trying to manipulate me.

[@paypalmymoneydfs]

@Earthling-Z3R0 yeah I realized that after the fact. I'm getting ads about my interests though and it helps me remember things that way.

[@craigbikes8831]

"DON'T YOU CARE ABOUT """CURRENT THING""" THOUGH?!!!!"

[@tonn333]

Angry mind is a narrow mind!

[@t.williams274]

basically tucker carlson and fox news

[@mattcollins5974]

Biden Voters

[@Greeze]

God Bless you, based default Runescape bro

[@jayst]

Confabulated is a pretty cool word that I hadn’t heard before

[@donaldotjf4894]

Like please make some videos on the theology of the orthodoxy

[@SevenStopGaming]

Perfect thumbnails and titles as always

[@g7-farrer]

Same here Luke, same here.

[@SterlingKnight-xq4qz]

I really been enjoying your content. A great thought process on a lot of subjects.

[@logancontracier7125]

I’ll say I saw this on both sides from 2016 to now after voting for both sides and thought it was a form of manipulation. At this point my vote will never go to a party member ever and I will try harder to vote for congress. I try to tell people if you want things to actually change, vote for congress members and vote for an independent. All I know is the status quo is what both sides definitely want and need.

[@snipzmattio5887]

Based + symmetrical tree farm

[@nuhuh9455]

I originally intended to make a Twitter account solely for shitposting. Now I'm considering blocking any account that gets political, or posts stuff meant to anger for any reason whatsoever.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

Do yourself a favor, do not make a Twitter account at all.

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

@@Laotzu.Goldbug Get on Gab instead

[@nuhuh9455]

​@@Hypnotically_Caucasian That is just about the worst social media recommendation you could give considering what I said.

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

@@nuhuh9455 gaaaaay get on Gab

[@fizeek]

"their impetus is your impotence"

[@liamconverse8950]

Those trees are very evenly spaced

[@__ChiefRocka__]

Transurfing is a good book to what Luke explain here.

[@Rjisawake]

I follow you cuz you smart my guy lol

[@Eyetrauma]

Luke Smith on his way to fight Scorpion from Mortal Kombat

[@Raccoonov]

Luke's on point as always

[@Bajurable]

TL;DR Basically Jedi was right. It might sound funny, buuuuut if you put away your emotions your mind is much clearer.

[@Ihavegivenup825]

And as alway stoicism is the right answer