Fathers Are Important

Fathers are important.
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[@Swisha85]

Happy Father's Day to all the big guys out there fighting the good fight.

[@livinglikeahuman7918]

❤️ Thanks

[@thewagnerchronicles]

Thank you! God bless you!

[@ccsmith2937]

Thanks 👍🙏

[@cave6665]

Thanks bud

[@staceyxd8331]

Happy Fathers day to you too!

[@budjiman1]

As a step dad to an energetic and carefree son and also being a step child I can say that I have and continue to do my best. I love my son with everything in me and even saying he is my step son sounds strange. I've been dad since he was an infant and I can honestly say that I would give everything and anything for him up to and including my life. The only good thing my real father ever did for me was tell me this "whatever you do, do it out of love". That's stuck with me and I keep that in the back of my mind at all times with matters concerning my boy. I hope this might be beneficial for some of you young fathers and fathers to be out there. Be strong gentlemen. The world needs more good dads involved in their kids lives. Much love. God Bless!

[@Kardel_VA]

I just found out my friends dad relapsed today, on all days. Be responsible, there are others in your life that care for you.

[@Yeffiii]

0:31 that’s my cousin

[@thatoneguy2169]

The production value here is amazing.

[@PointyEndUpFlameyEndDown]

1:59 RED EAGLE!!!

[@ccsmith2937]

Thank you to all Dad’s even on the hardest day you have an impact. Warrior Poets live like it & set an example every day. 👍👍

[@BamBamBigelow..]

Nothing is sadder than a step dad unable to discipline step kids.....

[@ikarosouza9505]

it is also sad when your step dad is as much a shit head as your dad.

[@papersmack]

@@ikarosouza9505 these men are not to blame, it is the women who chose them

[@TroyLFullerton]

That is something that should be worked out before the wedding. The step-dad may not be the bio dad, but he's still the dad of the house, and he should have authority over any children living there. That is not something you ignore till after marrying someone with kids.

[@BoogalooBoy]

That's cause it ain't his true kids.

[@acehoundberry7342]

I have a step father because my real "father" turned out to be a pedo

[@lucrativelucas2655]

“Darth Vader didn’t have a dad” This is why we love Heck off Commie and John Doyle 😂

[@ImmortalGaming551]

Neither did Voldemort, Thanos and many other villains.

[@qirat73]

@@ImmortalGaming551 Thanos did have a dad, it was his mother who hated him

[@ClingyCrab]

And then, Luke, though he had no father with him, still learned from his fights from Vader, and he learned how to control himself and The Force from him too. The hand cutting-off thing was a bit harsh though. This is why I love Star Wars OT

[@zionmolina3039]

The last time I was this early Family was important to American society.

[@garythemoth8049]

Wow that's a long time ago mexico, must be all the way back when you still had California.

[@zionmolina3039]

@@garythemoth8049 even farther back than that, back when California was New Spain.

[@zionmolina3039]

@@garythemoth8049 Spain has some partial blame for how Latin America turned out. Spain didn't even civilize Mexico or the other American colonies to European standards.

[@zionmolina3039]

@Wyatt Schammann the Spanish wanted Latin America for the sake of having it. If they had civilized the people of New Spain, they could've very well have stopped the revolutions against their rule, but then again Spain at the time isn't in the best shape either.

[@zionmolina3039]

@Targaryen Dynasty no I'm not .

[@RedEaglePolitics]

Hey, that's me at 2:00 and 3:50!

[@maxalain9948]

You're a pretty cool guy bro

[@Stan_Vanderakt]

Nice, when is the your run for congress?

[@RedEaglePolitics]

@@Stan_Vanderakt 2026.

[@adrianromero8420]

That's awesome man!

[@JohnDoyle]

The best part about that is that I didn’t know it was you at the time so I was like “yo, who’s the next most handsome guy here who’s qualified to read a fact about testosterone” and then it was you because you’re a Chad

[@hoseasanchez4569]

be an uncle Iroh, not a fire lord Ozai

[@runehawkins]

yessir

[@maxalain9948]

Bad dads be like: when the kid needed him most, he vanished

[@zionmolina3039]

The world needs Iroh

[@Jediwhoever1]

Nice reference

[@niccastellanos5230]

Word

[@adrianromero8420]

Dude, that ending was priceless! Nothing better than a John Doyle video on Sunday. God bless.

[@aaronh8095]

Fatherlessness is one of the biggest factors contributing to the chaos and turmoil we are seeing today. Men out there, be responsible and love your kids when you have them. Don’t be a deadbeat, contribute something to society.

[@nohomo4774]

It's more of a problem of dating culture/late marriage/introduction of women's sexual liberty/divorce rather than deadbeat fathers...

[@Globeguy1337]

And women out there, don’t make this hell for your man to endure. Support your men in being fathers. Stop turning your children against their fathers. Don’t emasculate your men and your sons and undermine them - demoralizing and weakening them for the task.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@nohomo4774 That's definitely part of it, but not all of it.

[@andrewfreiji4647]

@@nohomo4774 I feel like the later the marriage the weaker the bond and the more likely it is to fail.

[@nohomo4774]

@@andrewfreiji4647 later marriages often depends on the woman's sexual appeal, the man's income and sexual compatiblity (if they're not virgins) rather than building a foundation, impoving each other and growing together. I definitely am an advocate for finding a partner early and sticking to that person through thick and thin. Having a childhood friend that ends up as your forever partner is the ultimate romance. So adorable.

[@theylivewesleep.5139]

Happy Father’s Day. Also this should be a KZbin add.

[@ImmortalGaming551]

Hello There

[@hunterbruyere5052]

Admiral Bahadurahjit it doesn’t fit the liberal agenda though, they think we don’t need men because bone marrow babies. They wouldn’t show something like this.

[@zach226]

As a ex drug addict with no father this message hits home for me. Its so important

[@calendurr9610]

Keep up the good fight then, God bless you!

[@ironcity4392]

Trust in the Lord, he is your strength.

[@giornogiovanna2008]

are you a birb whisperer

70% of black kids grow up without a father. That's frightening

[@justvibin1087]

It's not racism holding black kids back, it's fatherlessness.

[@seg162]

@@justvibin1087 It's holding everyone back, but African-Americans get it the worst.

[@justvibin1087]

@@seg162 It's because of the welfare expansion. It's an incentive for divorces and the breakdown of the black family. Get rid of welfare dependence and people will start marrying again.

[@loserface3962]

@@justvibin1087 the welfare state was made by FDR to get black people dependent on the democratic party. there is a form of institutionalize racism but the solutions the left propose will make it worse.

[@HeadRedShot]

probably because they get shot by the police

[@genznerd5122]

Anyone gonna talk about how much research this man did

[@pebstriker7138]

GenZ Nerd pretty sure he just knows all things. I think he might be google

[@JogenMogen]

Oh he did

[@catscrath25alpha83]

As he should, as all who do this should, as we all should.

[@insertmemorableusernameher6795]

"Darth vader didnt have a dad"

[@throkiboi3422]

Who disliked this?

[@jpm7764]

What's really sickening is that I got a Planned Parenthood ad on this video.

[@nutterbutterman8609]

That’s fucked

[@ohifonlyx33]

waste of money putting their ad 0on this video... but of course they have plenty to waste. :(

[@nutterbutterman8609]

Hey if they get to defund the police we should get to defund planned parenthood 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@ClingyCrab]

At least Mr. Doyle’s getting money from it though.

[@amydewet8346]

What’s wrong with planned parenthood?

[@vivianfire]

mine passed last year :( they are so important i miss you big guy

[@adriandeluna3896]

I hope he found rest in the afterlife, my condolences, and God bless.

[@hitandruncommentor]

“That’s my job” Conway Twitty

[@maybands6535]

May god bless you

[@ChristianAllen-bo9lj]

May God rest his soul

[@ccsmith2937]

I hope he taught you a lot. 👍🇺🇸

[@HolasoyMai]

Isn't incredible that we have to say the obvious things now?

[@debrabertelli5076]

Indeed. What a time to be alive.

[@EnclaveHater07]

Society moment

[@winter.soldier721]

i don't ever recall seeing ANYONE say that fathers aren't important. also this video makes it seem like it's the kids' fault for their dad leaving/dying which is not the case. AND it never talks about how biological fathers can be abusive too, and that these statistics aren't always accurate

[@mitchelli.o.6283]

@@winter.soldier721 You are engaging in whataboutism here.Obviously he is not talking about abusive fathers. And enlighten us about how the statistics aren't always accurate.

[@winter.soldier721]

@@mitchelli.o.6283 i don’t recall the video ever saying anything about kids in foster care who never had a father figure, a lot of which are also abused. those kids didn’t choose to have any of that happen to them. the media seems to love ignoring that the foster care system exists. both the left and the right tbh. it sucks because so many of those kids are suffering, i know because i was one of them

[@ironstrikerking4591]

My father passed recently on the 15 of June and his funeral yesterday. He fought for 2 hard years against cancer he made many great memories for me and my siblings and he did not lose the fight he was healed by god and taken to see his dad and family that has passed too. He made a big difference in my life and has changed it forever he has taught me everything from outdoors men skills to life skills he has taught me to be a good christian and respect my elders and peers. He has changed my life for the better and i will remember him by teaching the same lessons he taught me to my future kin.

[@debrabertelli5076]

What a wonderful dad.

[@TainoBoriken911]

Your father is with the angels, and I’m sorry for your loss.

[@ehrlecm]

God bless brother.

[@vivianfire]

I’m sorry for your loss

[@dominicjacob4258]

Sorry for your loss, brother, I feel for you. It’s gonna hurt for a while, but it will get better

[@elijahminiuk2058]

Just your daily reminder that Darth Vader didn't have a father.

[@woofelator]

lol

[@rubbersoul9462]

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth plageuis the wise?

[@fredthegamerschrarder7716]

Neither did Luke 🤦‍♂️

[@ericshawn3169]

Fredthegamer SCHRARDER keep saying stupid ass crap like that and Uncle Owen no longer gonna let you go to tosche station

[@seirbhiseach]

@@ericshawn3169 fr, uncle Owen might’ve been a bit rough, but he certainly didn’t skip on the discipline

[@christiansecor1031]

I had a professor from Columbia tell me that being a single mom wouldn’t hurt children... She was a single mom

[@user-ck9tb4fv2x]

I feel bad for her kid.

[@lanadoesathing]

I unfortunately didn't have the luxury of a biological father who actually cared for me growing up, as he wanted me aborted and booked it soon after I was born. But hey, at least I have my heavenly Father to guide me, and He's a better Father than even the greatest earthly father.

[@cllaiire]

Lana G amen

[@cici79]

Sweetie, just remember it’s not you. This is so common that so many kids, even us, have to clear the gauntlet of drama, to be born. So many of our friends talk about our kids & most were scheduled for abortions or the drs. were telling them, to get rid of one or two pregnancies and we lose some & some by divine intervention, are born & survive. I always say, you are now in control of being an incredible parent to give your family so much love & stability so all of you can flourish together! Lots of Love, Hugs & Blessings! 😘🇺🇸💖🥰

[@cici79]

By the way, I had a biological father but he was so messed up, he was a lot beating on my Mom & us, too. There were good times but lots of tense & walking on egg shells times. Neighbors would call the police on multiple occasions. After he got caught cheating & divorce and all that. I didn’t talk to him for 7 years. My siblings still don’t talk to him & maybe it’s been 16 years by now. I’ve reconciled with him & even said Happy Father’s Day to him today. He’s regretted his foolish choices. We live in a very broken world where hurt people go on to hurt other people, especially those closest to them. We can make the choice to love our neighbors as ourselves, as Jesus has said. Note the love yourself part so no, you’re not a doormat and not to be exploited. Love God, your self, your family, your community, your world & take good care of it and the world will already be a much better place! 💖🙏🇺🇸🥰

[@maxalain9948]

Glad you found solace in God. That's all you can do really

[@andyroobrick-a-brack9355]

Though I'm not a Christian, I admire your faith and perservirance. I've always believed our society needs a strong moral foundation to survive, and it's honestly people like you that make it happen. Happy trails!

[@bonezthesag9149]

I didn't meet mine until 2005. He did not know about me. All things in this video could not be more true.

[@bonezthesag9149]

@Dave Iauco Yes. Infact I got too meet my uncle's and sister.

[@Dressyone223]

How old were you when you met him?

[@solideogloria9320]

everyone knows that fathers are important. except degenerates and feminists, but that is redundant. happy fathers day, dads !

[@HeadRedShot]

when has this been an issue even in feminist communities? youre pointing fingers at nothing

[@ashleypenn7845]

To my hubby- my best friend and the father of our 3 boys: You have NO idea how vital you are. I appreciate you more than words can ever say. I can rest well knowing that the future and well-being of our boys is in good hands. Thanks for all you do.

[@themagiccookie2614]

So wholesome

[@debrabertelli5076]

Ashley that is so beautiful. Your husband is a very fortunate man. To have a wife that views him with such respect and love. Very fortunate indeed.

[@ashleypenn7845]

@@debrabertelli5076 you don't know the half of it. Our story would make a great movie some day. That man has saved my life more than once and I mean that literally. He's a real treasure. I try to never take him for granted.

[@debrabertelli5076]

@@ashleypenn7845 then you are the fortunate one. Ill be first in line.

[@nippy7425]

Thank you for this. My mother also raised 3 boys so it’s great to here from awesome parents raising healthy boys

[@CarterShaw]

If this video wasn’t made by John Doyle, there’s no doubt that the algorithm would have picked this up

[@spencerhall6744]

Nah cause it goes against the “women can do anything and the father being male makes no difference” idea

[@Ash_Queen16]

Heyo woman over here! As someone who's dad was absent during my adolescent and teenage years, I had no idea how much it affected me until I attended university. If I had a dad that was as involved as he should have been, I would have most likely not engaged in promiscuous behaviors. Fathers, your presence also affects your daughters. Don't allow them to be trapped in the dangers of "daddy issues" because of your absence. As someone who is trying hard to overcome them this is one struggle they shouldn't have to go through.

[@Vizaru]

Keep up the good fight, God bless

[@Ash_Queen16]

@@Vizaru Thank you. It took me taking a gap year (well it's about to be two when I start grad school in the fall semester) to come to that realization. Now since my identity is in Christ and not in guys/relationships, I'm in a much better place with my confidence than before! :)

[@Ash_Queen16]

Cole Evans Hood Clearly...

[@pennypay1]

Same, Ashley Scott. I feel that I not only would have been less involved with promiscuity, but I would have been pushed more academically. My mom did the best she could and chose to emphasize my 'good' subjects; my dad would have urged me to study a lot harder and improve in math. There was only so much he could do, living across the U.S., and my maternal grandfather was a wonderful role model. But the 'daddy issues' are very real, and it's a wonder I'm in a stable and loving marriage, albeit later in life. Like you, I believe this has much to do with coming to Christ.

[@Ash_Queen16]

@@pennypay1 I'm glad you were able to overcome the struggles. May God continue blessing you and your husband to have a long and prosperous marriage.

[@wizardcat7654]

Fathers aren't important. They are essential

[@elijahminiuk2058]

Gotta love that Nuclear Family

[@lanadoesathing]

For sure! And that's exactly why I don't support Black Lives Matter. Not because I'm an evil racist, but because they clearly state on their website that one of their goals is to dismantle the nuclear family. I'd rather not dismantle such a central and critical part of a healthy society, even if it's in the name of helping black people.

[@elijahminiuk2058]

@@lanadoesathing you clearly watch Mr. Knowles.

[@Practitioner_of_Diogenes]

@@lanadoesathing What's most interesting is that black families are the highest ranked families to be fatherless. As such, I see BLM as nothing more than hypocritical and destructive than anything else. Doesn't help that there's now video info about one of their leaders saying the organization is based on Marxism.

[@noahradcliffe3253]

Elijah Miniuk based

[@saltharvester1319]

Last time I was this early it was john Doyle's dad's birthday.

[@NoFlu]

@let's talk about George Floyd's Toxic Masculinity Last time I was this early, the flu wad more dangerous than corona

[@milesmungo]

Imagine disliking this video.... Praying for whomever has. Happy Father's Day!

[@user-uu9dm5pz7z]

Feminists and liberals do

[@HeadRedShot]

i disliked it because its just a tons of statistics with no substance other than trying to be morally right

[@d-fens5866]

Matsuri Mizusawa someone’s mad that the numbers back up what has just made sense for decades.

[@HeadRedShot]

@@d-fens5866 nah i just think its a 100% pointless video because its exactly like making a video called "the ocean is blue" with tons of statistics backing it up. anyways, john doyle is a fascist so i assume he didnt make the video just to say "fathers are important"

[@umamifan]

@@HeadRedShot lmao. Cope.

[@MidnightRider1655]

I've got my first child due in October. I can't wait to meet him and become a Father. Together we will help save Western Civilization.

[@jt_rival1234]

2:06 we got redeaglepolitics in da house

[@theoldcavalier7451]

What happens when you live with your grandparents *1000 IQ Question*

[@ashleypenn7845]

Well, in my experience, you turn out pretty freaking awesome. Especially if they lived through the Depression and taught you how to be prepared for damn near anything.

[@11shiroineko]

Even kids from separated parents where the Dad still have a presence in the kid life have better performance in school and sociability than kids without a father figure.

[@Vizaru]

I'm in that category. I rarely saw my Dad when growing up, but I'm thankful that he was still there. I didn't always get along with him, but I've tried hard to improve my relationship with my father. I love him very much.

[@Pacificat]

This is beautiful 🥺❤️ nobody should be offended by this all boys need a daddy to look up to.

[@sway91]

As a woman who’s father abandoned her and her mother, this is what I remember growing up: I was in first grade so I don’t remember a lot of what happened immediately after he left, but I do remember moving to a bad part of a new city, ( cheap apartments) my mom working long shifts at the local fast food place, we didn’t have much food as most the money went to rent and car maintenance, since she was gone a lot I was left to my own devices. I don’t know what sparked the rebelliousness but I didn’t make friends in the new school, I was bullied, couldn’t afford lunch a lot of the time so I sat alone, oftentimes hungry ( couple times I remember being given food from other kids). I didn’t go on any field trips as we didn’t have money if it was needed and she’d forget to sign the slips ( or I wouldn’t give them to her🤔). I started skipping school. IN FIRST GRADE. I would hang out with other kids in the apartments, we would vandalize the complex with sharpie. My grades were non existent really, I wouldn’t do the work; had no school work ethic. Some night she would drag me out til three in the morning while she was hanging out with the wrong sort of people... doing things no child should see...even though I did; also doing things no child should do... even though I did. The real moment of clarity for my mom was when we were in a packed car: her in passenger and I in the middle backseat between two other people. The guy to my right had a handgun and accidentally shot it within the car. The bullet went right through the head rest and through my moms hair. I remember the first thing I did was grab my ears as it was so loud. At that moment she woke up and knew I shouldn’t be in this environment; she shouldn’t be in this environment. So she sent me to live with my grandparents so she could sort her life out. Although she wanted me to move back a year later, I decided to stay, all the way through graduation. I had moved from three schools and hated meeting new kids and I felt safe in this new stable environment. I was lucky that I wasn’t pulled so far into the mindset of the reality we were stuck in. Two and a half years of rebellion, no friends and no mental motivation... it was the perfect moment I left, otherwise who knows how my life would have turned out. Rest assure I graduated high school and went off to college and now am married, living comfortably as can be with loads of college debt that my husband and I are determined to pay off lol But I don’t regret any of my past, and I made sure to let my mom know. If our past happened differently I may not be where I am today, a college graduate? A married woman with conservative values? Have a stable and fulfilling career? These days I see my mom almost every weekend 😩 not including the times she makes surprise visits banging on the door at 7 to go shopping. ( we live close ) We have a better relationship now than we would have had if I would have stayed in that environment, I’m sure of it. I like to look at us as proof that even at your lowest, poor, defeated, even fatherless, you can still make it. It’s hard, but when you truly want something, you make it happen. I’ve learned to never think like a victim, to never settle for less , and to not let being fatherless define who I am today. I can’t say enough how everything mentioned in this video is so very true and alive in single parent households, especially fatherless ones. So any fatherless teens watching this video, know that your future is not defined, you may not have a father but you have every opportunity at your disposal to make your life as you see fit. Yes, it may be difficult and sometimes relentlessly riddled with set backs ( like mine) but you will get through it. By the way, if you are watching this then you’re already making good, conscious decisions in your life and don’t let them stop there. 🤞🏼

[@anaveragechannel468]

Thanks John, this really hit home especialy for us who have grown up without one.

[@DeathcoreDame]

I did my English 102 research paper on this, it’s so important to spread the information on this topic!

[@Dimumouto]

This video may be almost a year old, but I still want to comment. I lost my dad when I was 11 years old, it'll be 20 years this February. Despite losing him at a rather important time in my growing up, I did everything in my power to be a good man. I did stumble along the way, as trying to navigate middle school and high school without him while dealing with puberty was rough to say the least, but I feel I've come out the other end better off than most. People who disregard fathers, whether they be children, mothers, or have sired children and don't want anything to do with them have no idea how much pain it can cause. And losing them permanently hurts even more so.

[@therealcloroxbleach9408]

Fathers genuinely are important to a child’s development. My father however, has never been there for me for anything unless it benefited him. I am fortunate enough to have a mother and grandmother, along with other family members, that tried to teach me the things necessary to become a functioning adult male, who can provide for his future family properly. I try not to use fatherlessness as an excuse to be less successful and that is why I believe these videos are important in shining a light on the issues fatherless boys and girls alike face, and help them understand the problems they may face, but how they are not crippled by them, and should strive to achieve in-spite of it. Thank you John Doyle making a difference.

[@somebody5834]

Thanks dad.

[@carlodilalla9382]

I am about to be a step-father. My fiance's ex was abusive and treated their children poorly. I do not want to be a bad example to her children, but a good one.

[@medleysa]

Watched this. Hugged my kids when they woke up. We’re going swimming today after we eat pancakes.

[@tetrobro5182]

There’s no way I’m not sharing this with my dad. Happy Father’s Day, gents.

[@Vizaru]

This is one of those times I wish my Dad used a computer so that I could send him this as well. Keep on preaching about overreaching government surveillance ya crazy man, love him.

[@artemthetrain14]

You got me all discouraged about America from your other videos tonight... Actually I've been discouraged. But this video actually gave me hope, because it reminded me that the job in already doing is the most important thing I could do. Being a father is the greatest privilege.

[@Isitreal]

Thanks for having me in this John! Epic

[@sunshi4929]

I lost my dad a few weeks before Father’s Day four years ago. ( I was 13) That was when the media tried to push the idea that dads are useless and deadbeat and moms can do it all themselves. Hearing that right after the death of my dad, the one who took care of us and our house, no matter his physical condition.. I was absolutely livid. After he died, my mom had to take in more nursing shifts, I had to be a second mom to my little sister, and my brother couldn’t deal with a job mentally anymore. I became introverted, insanely self conscious, and my grades had never been the same. I can’t open up to people like I used to. My dad was my strength and hope, and the one who encouraged me and pushed me to stand up for myself. His death decimated our lives for so long, and I don’t think we’ll ever feel as whole as we did before. So to those piece of shit people who say that good fathers don’t matter, that good fathers are unimportant and useless.. screw you. And happy late Father’s Day.

[@winter.soldier721]

i'm sorry that happened to you i just don't know who you're talking about tho? i've never seen anyone ever say that father's aren't important...

[@sunshi4929]

@@winter.soldier721 A few years ago, there was a “f*** Father’s Day” movement that grew traction and it had been started by feminist icons. They pushed the idea that fatherless homes faired just as well if not better than a home with solid male figure. There was no grounds behind it, just “hate all men”. This still happens (though far less so) every year since then. Hope I cleared it up.

[@winter.soldier721]

@@sunshi4929 that makes sense. i don't agree with that movement in any way, but if i had to guess, they probably grew up in an environment where their biological fathers were abusive, which is really sad. it may not be the case and they could have had totally different experiences, but if it was that, then i still don't think it justifies what they said

[@hthornburg6029]

Major shoutout to my step dad who came up when I was 5, I’m sure all of these things are true I struggled and was not a great kid socially being a bully and bullied and academically underperforming, me and my step dad had a rocky relationship because he tried to play the father role even when I was closed off to that now I am older in a good path in law enforcement and I couldn’t be more thankful, I didn’t get a biological father but I got a step dad who cared just as much and despite the rocky road I went on constantly steered me into the right direction. Thanks Dad you’re great.

[@respect_griz8499]

"Darth Vader didn't have a dad" But, neither did Luke...

[@thomaspetrucka9173]

WHY am I just seeing this NOW! AND EVERY SOURCE IS LISTED!

[@PurpleOboe3]

Man, John's always doing the most. Great video with a super important message. Happy Father's day!

[@meganbirdsall8708]

Having a strong husband and father that was on board with me staying home with our kids is wonderful. Father's are important, pick your husband carefully. Your children's futures count on it.

[@yelloweaglepolitics9748]

1:59 there’s my boi, Based Red Eagle.

[@mIRI567]

This video is so needed in this day and age. Thank you for the great work!

[@Anthony-op7xz]

Sad how true this statement is...

[@LordoftheGame88]

Darts Vader didn’t have a dad, neither did darth maul, and boba fett lost his dad when he was very young.

[@EnclaveHater07]

Ah yes, my favorite star wars character *_D A R T S V A D E R_*

[@LordoftheGame88]

x ._NightSentinel_. x likewise

[@H2Orange_]

The fact that (at the time) 8 people disliked this video shocks me.

[@Jupiterssilhouette]

I disagree politically with u on some things but I completely agree with u on this situation

[@debrabertelli5076]

Thank you! With relentless attacks from the left on the family, white men and boys, this is so important. So needed in this day and age. HAPPY FATHERS DAY!

[@niknak8299]

What’s good John

[@mosesmarlboro5401]

"A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle" its difficult to comprehend just how much damage has been done by this toxic attitude. Even if mothers didn't need fathers, which they sure as fuck do, you know who REALLY needs fathers? The narcissism and selfishness of feminism knows no bounds.

[@shanew5957]

Daily reminder that a statue of Stalin in Seattle Washington sits in a neighborhood called Fremont I bet it could use a very good cleaning by a group of concerned patriots.

[@sean.furlong1989]

When Communism fell the people of Poland destroyed Communist statues and monuments. To this day anti Communist sentiment is the norm. Esp in people over 40.

[@andrewfreiji4647]

Darth Vader didn't have a dad. That's right! He didn't. And if we can't learn from the events that happened a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, then we are bound to repeat history. It is for those reasons that I keep my trusty lightsaber in my closet.

[@onerider808]

Good show. As a Dad with grown kids, I can testify how precious the time is, and how quickly it passes.

[@thenkk4914]

My dad was a piece of shit and I haven't seen him in more than 10 years, im about to turn 20. Where I didn't have a dad, I had my older brother and my uncle. They helped me grow up, tought me to fight if someone tried to attack me, tought me to hunt, thought me to be a man better than my dad. And I thank them, I dont know where I'd be if I didn't have them. Happy fathers day.

[@lalitosgamingchannel3321]

damn dude i miss my dad so much he had a car accident over 10 years ago but i still miss him so much

[@alexanderbreeyear5584]

My biological father left before I was even born. I grew up in poverty. I struggle with depression and hold a grudge I do not wish to bare on my biological father. The absence of a father destroys children growing up, and leaves them at a severe disadvantage. I would not wish the life I had on anyone, but I am glad to call my life my own. I grew very close with my mom, and unfortunately have a rough time treating either of my step fathers (mom married, divorced, and remarried) as a true father. It’s very tormenting as a 19 year old man who’s lived his entire life this way to not be able to let go and forgive someone who was never even there.

[@slackdogg9174]

You should do another debate soon.

[@Eccentrix-fg6le]

But with whom? That's always the question

[@slackdogg9174]

@@Eccentrix-fg6le Vaush has been a smug asshole when reacting to John's vids so that'd be fun. Except Vaush is a coward and wouldn't accept

[@Eccentrix-fg6le]

@@slackdogg9174 there's others like TYT. Jk. Try Actual Justice warrior. Fan of both John and him, but thought it simply would be interesting to watch

[@slackdogg9174]

@Gabe Norman he is lol. I don't think being an Atheist makes you dumb inherently

[@slackdogg9174]

@Gabe Norman there's a difference between being dumb and ignorant. Are you really gonna tell me that if ur a genius but you don't believe in God ur dumb?

[@thatonecatholicgirl]

Love the video! Wait is that clawcraziness?! So awesome!

[@francesf1962]

Yes!! I think it is!

[@cagereed1720]

John Dolestovisky back at again with the facts

[@aquila4142]

Dostoylevsky

[@cagereed1720]

@@aquila4142 Doylevsky

[@riftrevolution7724]

I’m a 13 year old boy. My parents are divorced. I only see my dad 2 weeks during the summer. I can feel my testosterone leaving me and I hate it.

[@ChaiJung]

So, I lost my dad to heart disease when I was 19, right around the age endpoint of these studies. It drove me to become a cardiologist and now I want to continue to be a strong male figure for my future family and for my community. Thank you for this video

[@FryingPan1812]

Can confirm, fatherless households suck.

[@EDP2000]

That ending was PRICELESS

[@mac1991seth]

"Homosexual men reportedly often come from fatherless or emotionally-distanced-father homes." - My sex ed teacher before saying "It's not a psychological issue, IPA removed homosexuality from the list".

[@2x4-w6g]

Cancer got mine.

[@GR-dd7op]

the message was important but Im going to admit it was pretty obvious they were reading off a que promter

[@ethanjones275]

Keep up the good work doyle👍

[@matts8791]

Gotta love the meta camera shot of John setting up the camera.

[@zebboykin]

Genetics has a bit to do with it too. Low IQ individuals are the ones that done establish traditional family, therefore the boys in fatherless homes do worse because of nature and nurture. Not simply nurture. Also, Happy Father’s Day. Sorry. It shouldn’t be an after thought.

[@mexifry222]

How so?

[@zebboykin]

mexifry222 I edited. IQ is proven to be connected to genetics.

[@livinglikeahuman7918]

A lot of things have to do with it. The nuclear family is definitely a big issue though.

[@zebboykin]

WeThePeople I edited and established that. Also aligned with IQ

[@maxalain9948]

When people act stupid people act stupid. Big surprise. Any other glorious insight you'd like to impart?

[@marshalforward8166]

Future collaboration with Red Eagle Politics. Happy Fathers Day everyone. America needs to return to tradition!

[@elijahminiuk2058]

I love my dad!

[@jerrym1218]

I this is an old video, but it popped up in my main page and it couldn’t have came at a strange and sad time in my life at the moment, because my Dad is in the hospital right now and fighting for his life against an infection in his level that keeps making him sick with high fevers. At his age of 71 now, it terrifies me, a regular 37 year old guy in Chicago Illinois that’s working 5 days a week during a “pandemic” and “civil unrest”. I love my Dad very much, even if I never got to go out and do a lot of fun father and son things as a kid. He would always be at work busting his ass 6 and sometimes 7 days of the week, every single year that I can remember since the day I was born, just so he could have a roof over our heads, food and things that I loved growing up like action figures and video games. My mom worked sometimes too, but when she didn’t have a job, she would be at home taking care of me, along with my 2 older sisters who would sometimes baby sit me when my mom would work. My Dad was a hard working man, who also fought in Vietnam back in the day, some time around the late end of the 1960’s. The most interesting thing about my Dad serving in Vietnam was also knowing that my Grandfather from my Mom’s side, fought in World War II as an Air Force Pilot. Sadly the Military line was severed because I didn’t join the U.S Military, I didn’t feel like it was my destiny, I just wanted to find other things to do with my young life, and during my time alive, I don’t have no regrets. I have made both mistakes and good things happen. Even though the military skipped a generation with me, my nephew is a U.S Marine now at this moment living in San Diego California. So I’m not complaining, in fact I am very proud of my nephew, he sadly lost his father in a sudden tragedy when he was only 4 years old and after that I tried to be in his life as much as I could to help him grow up and relate to this crazy and unpredictable world that we all find ourselves in, and I was there for him and still keep in touch with him. (God I went so off track lol). I bring all this up because this video specifically showed up on my KZbin main page at a very sad point in my life now as my Dad is in the hospital right now 😔, it almost feels like a message from GOD The Creator, or just a strange coincidence. I’ve gone on with this message long enough and just want to say “I Love You Dad” with all my heart and always will, I always understood why you never had time to play video games with me as a kid or take me out to basketball, football or baseball games, you didn’t have to, you gave me a very good life because you worked so damn hard for me to have that good life, and for that, I’ll always love and respect you. My Dad is a strong man that has been through so much crap in his life, that I do feel like he will fight this and survive, I keep praying that he will. Thank You everyone, and especially John Doyle for this “Father’s Day” video. My story and this video are a major reason why Fathers Matter, and every child should have a good one that takes care of them.

[@elijahminiuk2058]

I feel bad for all the Single Mothers.

[@nestor8245]

Well single mothers create that situation for not being selective with the man they have children with.

[@ashleigh6192]

Nestor, there’s such a thing as widows.

[@nestor8245]

Ashleigh Of course there are single mothers by outside circumstance, but I talk about women who are not selective on they men they hitch with.

[@ashleigh6192]

Nestor yeah for sure, it just always think of extra outside cases. Black and whites annoy me.

[@liamflannigan9097]

My dad killed himself recently, and I'm only 15, even when he as alive though, he wasn't a great father, he was an alcoholic, yelled a lot, swore a lot, and just generally wasn't a great father figure. What the hell do I do, is there anything? I hate my shitty life, I have no purpose, no friends, I lack social skills, I'm cyber-schooled (witch means I do school on a computer from home), we aren't very wealthy, and I hate seeing what's happening with the fucking U.S. I've thought of literally everything I can, and there's little I can really do, some of the things I can do, will be very hard, for example, if I wan't to go back to my normal highschool, I have to do 2 grades in 1 year of cyber-school if I want to see the people I know again and be back in my original grade I would have been in, because I was held back on the first year, do to not understanding the school website, and lacking motivation to do work. Even then though, do to my lack of social skills, and having social anxiety, I probably won't make any friends, get a girlfriend, or anything like that.

[@Reptilionboy]

first yo

[@jorixonian]

okay

[@Jediwhoever1]

When I’m first I don’t have to comment that I’m first

[@mattthemotoguy1947]

My dad walked out when I was 1, and I didn’t get a stepdad until age 7. Maybe I’m the exception because ive got a good IQ, I graduated (first in my family to do that since 1978), and I’ve never been arrested and don’t do drugs. Fathers a suuuuper important in the household and none of what I said may be true if it didn’t have the amazing dad that I did, whether I was his by blood or not.

[@BoogalooBoy]

There is an importance to have a dad, women grow "men" up to become simps.

[@why3285]

Exactly, I grew up without a dad and my mom raised me to serve her. Fucking bitch.

[@hemprope4326]

John, could you do a video some time on Universal Basic Income? I'm sick of how it's being pushed as some great idea. It's fucking socialism.

[@killianmiller6107]

I might consider myself luckier than others, I was still able to visit my dad on weekends. He wasn’t necessarily the discipline type, pretty carefree, but I enjoyed every day I had with him. And yet, lacking his presence the other 5 days of the week may contribute to my current struggles with confidence, motivation, and chastity. My brother is starting on drugs and isn’t doing too well in school. I can only imagine how we might be different if our parents never divorced.

[@sophialtaif3077]

Yooo some of those people have a claw machine KZbin channel that I always used to watch holy crappppppp! I think it’s Carson claws and Trevor?

[@pennypay1]

These statistics are frightening and depressing. Some of them are well-known by the general public for a long time now, such as the connections with teen pregnancy and prison inmates, but boys are falling behind in academics and the rates of sexual abuse are catastrophic. I know that the problems that fatherless young boys face are omitted from too many conversations (especially in gynocentric and/or radically liberal environments). My husband grew up without his father in the home, and he had many of those problems. I grew up mostly without mine, and could have easily had 'daddy issues'. I still feel an emptiness when I see little girls with their dads, because of what I missed then.

[@Babalalaha]

I don't want to be a bother but what are your thoughts on Shaun King's idiotic ideas on tearing down statues and images of Jesus, our Blessed Mother Mary, and many saints? As a Catholic, it makes my blood boil.

[@DetectiveMelon]

My parents were married, but my father was abusive. My parents were divorced when I was 7, but I was lucky enough to have a stepfather who treated me like his own. To this day I see him as more of a father than my biological father. I just wish I could have had a better relationship with my father than I did.

[@BelovedOfFreya]

Destroy family values, destroy society.

[@hurstmitchell6392]

The politicians know all this which is why they have actively encouraged single motherhood, especially in the U.K. where single mothers are given more money when they have more kids!

[@Phoenix_Atlas]

This makes me angry and upset because my father abandoned me and my mother my entire childhood. Yet now he has brain cancer and he's living with me and my girlfriend. I won't abandon my family the way he did to me. Although he did apologize and get his shit together and became a part of my life after i became an adult, I still wonder what life could have been like if he were around for all of it. I remember on my birthday one day my mom called him screaming and cursing at him because he hadn't even spoken to me in 3 years.