Sharing Insightful Viewpoints Often Led To Unintentional Self-Disclosure

Sharing Insightful Viewpoints Often Led To Unintentional Self-Disclosure
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[@anna9072]

1:18 You’ve got that upside down. If the FBI can come after any of us, they can go after a president.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

Former president, but I'm splitting hairs.

[@user-ps2nn5pj4g]

7:37 - not only men in denim built the country. Migrants - particularly Chinese, built the railroads, for example. But the Chinese Exclusion Acts prohibited their participation in civic and social life.

[@Jenifer_R_]

~ 11:10 ~ I wondered why Kyle Rittenhouse got off. That certainly explains it!

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

Calling for a boycott is not entirely the same as deplatforming.

[@Bazroshan]

0:34 Blame employers more than parents. 1:13 If the FBI can go after a President, it gives hope that everyone is equal before the law.

[@CheerfulArmadillo-id1ez]

So much of this leads me to say...so true. And it's ok to say so without prejudice.

[@matrixphijr]

Crazy how much of the parenting “advice” completely contradicted each other. “Be a friend to your kids” “Your kids don’t deserve to have friends” Like, ok wtf

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

I do find it problematic that the US has different majority ages for different things. However, I find it even more problematic that the US allows people to have semi-automatic weapons. There are - serious - people who for good reason argue that "the right to bear arms" in the constitution was about the US having the right to arm itself like any other nation has.

[@svennoren9047]

Ah yes, the second amendment, that starts out with "A well-regulated militia..." and gets trotted out by people who panic at the mere thought of regulations.

[@DuchessofEarlGrey]

These people want guns so bad? They should only be allowed muskets.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

@@svennoren9047 What many US Americans forget is that it's called an 'Amendment'; which means it can be Amended out, as well.

[@Leechwife]

Choco milk and hamburgers - the essential school lunch. Next - diabetes and obesity, who wants it?!

[@keenanmartin7691]

I would rather have a fat child than one who is starving to death.

[@Kane5Cats-ME]

Ours was pizza, french fries and chocolate milk - EVERY DAY. I stopped eating school lunches in 9th grade. Ugh.

[@diannekoca5836]

The only milk many kids will drink is chocolate, so at least they’re getting some calcium. It’s still better than the kids I see at fast food restaurants with a tray of French fries that’s large enough for 3 people, a giant cup of soda and a triple cheeseburger. Oh, and let’s not forget dessert! It’s no wonder there’s a diabetes epidemic in this country. Their parents are eating the same thing and they don’t seem to care that they’re setting their children up for numerous health issues.

[@kellykat8057]

#1. Kids living in homes with food insecurity, & that number is growing, may only get a school lunch as their only meal in a particular day. #2. Not all diabetes is due to overconsumption of junk, sugar; or, obesity. There are 2 major types of diabetes, and subtypes of each. #3. Lower quality super processed foods are cheaper than nutritious whole foods. This is why you see these foods in schools, due to budget & palatability for today's kids. It's also why you see more junk & fast food being bought by families in poverty. You buy what you can afford, & what the kids will eat. If you're struggling to feed your kids, you want what you buy to actually be eaten & not wasted. #4. Food conglomerates have worked hard in labs to process foods in such a way as to trick our taste buds & brains into craving the chemicals, salts, fats, & crap they put in our food, for the simple reason that they want to addict you to their products so you continue to buy them. Some of the responsibility for the obesity & substandard nutritional problem must be owned by these corporations. #5. The USA has the resources to feed ALL food insecure people, be they children, adults, senior citizens, veterans & active duty families, homeless, or working class, with good quality, nutritious, low processed or whole foods; but, the politicians, especially Republicans, don't have the desire to do so, and would rather Americans go hungry, become sicker, & get poorer, while instead giving more tax breaks to the wealthy & corporations. #6. Wouldn't it be nice to get some benefits for our families from the taxes we pay, instead of watching those dollars being given to the wealthy & corporations, even as they pay nothing in taxes themselves? Stop Trump, MAGA, & Republicans from "robbing the poor to feed the rich"! We can't afford not to have a wealth tax & windfall profits tax! It's time to penalize price gouging! VOTE BLUE! VOTE BLUE! VOTE BLUE!

[@jacklow9611]

@@kellykat8057 : Many of the chemicals added to foods are to preserve them until they can be distributed to the consumer, and for more convenience for the consumer in preparation of the food, because the foods on their own can rot and spoil relatively quickly and the consumer WANTS convenience in preparation. In itself, A hamburger is not "junk", but when anything is overdone, it can be considered "junk".

[@jacklow9611]

~19:29 While that is true, some hugs and kisses between the parent and child (or other relatives) is also necessary for everyone's emotional and mental well being. If it is not practiced when the child is younger, it can be awkward when the child grows up and begins their own romantic journey. There are two outcomes with little physical closeness as a child: being a total slut or being totally frigid to any touch.

[@valeriebilquey9691]

13:40 Seems like another video with a different topic from this mark...

[@sherry2313]

I seriously stopped the video to check and see if another started. It was weird.

[@patwiggins6969]

Interesting the way you broke it up. I completely agree and violently disagree with about half of the parental advice.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

Yes, there was a real mixed bag of 'advice' in those messages.

[@trinacaraway1765]

Sounds like I should give up on the teenager learning to clean up after herself. She shoved me so hard I lost my balance and almost fell to the ground the last time I asked her to clean up after herself. So I guess its ok if she puts someone in the hospital. I give up. She isn't mine, we just live in the same house with her grandparent. I'm just tired of the abuse.

[@georgejones3526]

0:47 - Hey, when I was 18 in 1970 and got a draft number of 51, I wasn’t allowed to vote either.

[@LazyIRanch]

I'm just going to leave this completely benign, inoffensive comment so that KZbin can remove it immediately for no apparent reason. Thank you.

[@user-rx6ze5uu7n]

Yeah, you tell 'em!

[@keenanmartin7691]

Hmm..still here

[@LazyIRanch]

@@keenanmartin7691 Of course! Because I called them out on their BS, I had a feeling THIS would be a comment they would allow to remain just out of spite! I know everyone has been experiencing this lately, their comments vanishing for no apparent reason.

[@keenanmartin7691]

​@@LazyIRanchlol it's really funny how mad you are. First at KZbin, then at me, and now at KZbin again. Maybe get a hobby.

[@reverbscherzo7850]

Reported. (jk)

[@davidchurch3472]

at 3:50, the bit about hobbits, Hobbits come from the Shire. I am descended from the BAGGINSes from the Shire, south Yorkshire, in fact, in England, and have the hairy toes to prove it. I believe they were a little swarthy, but only B&W photos available, and may have been tinged with soot from the factory chimneys (George was a steel-smelter, after all), but originally may have come from Eireland, so may have carried fair and red-haired genes.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

However, it may not say so, in the books but Tolkien himself, said he created LOTR to give Britain its own unique legend. So yes, Hobbits are British, at least but quite probably English. The Rangers are descended from the Scottish (being from the far north of the land) and the Elves are the Fey of Celtic legends. All very British.

[@93ImagineBreaker]

25:00 thats a no unless you mean if you don't want kids get pets instead as getting a pet isn't like having a child.

[@simonbarnes7620]

That turned a bit weird at 5he end, all the comments about parenting love to make things black and white and simple, but they seldom are.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

A lot of ignorant 'advice' in those video comments.

[@ChildofGod98765]

Father I’m in need of your guidance and support. I’m losing hope. Both of my sons are special needs and require so much from me. I’m overwhelmed at times. Jesus I need your help providing for my children so that they may have all they need. Lord I’m constantly struggling each month to pay rent and I struggle to buy groceries, for my sons I’m ashamed. Hear my prayers Lord please give me the strength to overcome these obstacles because I’m losing hope. 💕

[@rottdog7864]

Trust the power inside you rather than asking an unproven entity.

[@JonahIronstone]

Sir this is a Wendy's.

[@karmakittenz69]

These days i just ask people if their Democrat or republican. If republican, i know to use small words and wave shiny things in front of them to keep their attention.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

Do you also have a rainbow flag for the Democrats to accept you?

[@hobbyhopper3143]

After closely observing four generations of parenting I can say with great confidence that the easiest children to raise are other people’s.

[@SJ_DtL]

Wow, almost 20mins of unasked-for parenting critiques from what seem like a bunch of people who think they’re qualified to judge because they “were kids once”

[@roganf4013]

They were literally answering a question on Twitter, genuis. And if you think being parented doesn't give you good reasons to have opinions on parenting, then you don't get to criticize any doctor, lawyer, politician, or any other person doing a job for you who doesn't do the exact same work as you with your unasked for opinions.

[@user-qc4un4sj2b]

The section on parenting had some thought provoking opinions but much of it was BS. Yes we were all children once but if you haven't experienced being a parent then that doesn't begin to cover anything. You were a friggin child, your memories are colored by your lack experience, undeveloped emotional and intellectual quotient. Who are the best parents, people with no children.

[@Jenifer_R_]

True. However, people without kids are still members of society and can recognise that terrible behaviour is not acceptable.

[@roganf4013]

You don't have to be a doctor to recognize malpractice when you see it. If you have to dismiss other people's opinions in order to defend your precious little feelings then I just hope for the sake of the kid/s that are giving you this unearned sense of superiority that their other parent has some emotional maturity to pass on.

[@tfrtrouble]

This video is a mess. It starts off matching the title and then just degenerates into a bunch of random tweets of people's muddled opinions on parenting.

[@christopherdean1326]

1:48 You know, another word for "veterans" is "people" America's deification of anyone who ever served in the military is getting embarrassing to the rest of the world. Please stop it...

[@MS-sr6mj]

You can't agree with one side on everything unless you are a total sheep.

[@roganf4013]

It takes one hell of a sheep to dismiss factual statements as partisan bias just because the facts are inconvenient. If we're on a video about a list of things that all make the DNC look bad somehow I doubt you'd be as upset...