blind guy in vrchat got the cops called on him

[@syrmor]

check out his music in the description! keep up with the channel and nonsense at twitter.com/SyrmorS RIGHT NOW HE'S ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS AT www.reddit.com/r/Syrmor/comments/gusa91/v_i_z_i_o_n_ama/ AMA

[@teddee9654]

I SHARTED MY PANTS AND I CANT CHANGE THEM HELP 😱😱😭😭

[@concoct_ion]

Chicken nugget

[@syrmor]

@Cameron Winter trying! aiming for a vid on Monday

[@syrmor]

@@teddee9654 im sending help

[@v7nny3]

U are awesome ur vids are awesome keep up the good work

[@magica3526]

old enough to be arrested, not old enough to have a right to personal space

[@katiearbuckle9017]

@@BloodInTheStrawberries No kidding, I also have ADHD same issue happened to me as it did you. Except my teachers told my parents " She's probably going to have a rough time getting a job or having a social life." Yeah that school had it's own issues. I do actually much better on my own, with a Therapist.

[@SmashPortal]

@@BloodInTheStrawberries Law defends private organizations because they're the ones who bribe the politicians who make those laws.

[@raykings5244]

Technically literally everyone besides babies and toddlers are old enough to be arrested. So your anology doesn't really work here.

[@kloic9334]

@@BloodInTheStrawberries it's the same for gifted people sometime but in the reversed side. They think you're a genius and you find yourself (a child) havinh adults in admiration of you and then they're unable to help you because they even envy you ...

[@tylerdurden7397]

... 2+2=5 aka Tylonal Olives

[@kaotickitten]

“What are you, blind?!” Him: “yEs.”

[@coolraygaming]

Well *H* e is Y *e* s but actua *l* ly no *p* e

[@Smug-Senpai]

@elton He is Technically blind but not really. To explain simpler, his vision is how motion blur in a videogame would look at maximum mouse DPI.

[@brytonwallis4817]

I think they picked the wrong school.

[@darkeuropa7]

He probably gets that joke ALOT

[@necksnappinggaming1828]

He doesn't like being labeled that he can't do things no more disabilitie pay put him to work lol dont let them hear that

[@dolphinos3873]

Imagine calling the cops because a blind kid hurt you and your an adult. That woman must be frail and sad as hell.

[@TheHadMatters]

I've been really disappointed by the emotional maturity of most adults lately. That or their logical inability to realise how ridiculous it is to load blame on children or less empowered others than themselves for things that clearly, sure, that underempowered person *could* have changed, but they're like the 100th person along the line of people who could have taken up that task.

[@DaedaliusRE]

And I swear to god that that woman insist on being "treated equally" because she is a "strong and independent woman". But only if it is to her advantage otherwise she will pull the "I'm a fragile woman and people have to take care of me!"-card. I'm certain of that. People, especially women, that treat people in weaker positions or with disabilities THAT WAY are the most Karen they will ever get.

[@kyoza5069]

@@DaedaliusRE Honestly. Like this woman is like, the *I'm not letting you walk away until you get the manager* kind of Karen.

[@moxieisamoron319]

@@TheHadMatters People like that just simply aren't cut out to be teachers of any kind. They want to feel like their above someone so they prey and children

[@Succubus_L0li]

When I was a kid people taught me this if you dont wanna be messed with dont mess with people and I'm pretty sure everyone in the world has been taught this by their parents or someone atleast this person is the definition of stupid and so are the other staff members a blind person cannot hurt you with any weapon ever unless you come in physical contact with said blind person

[@KimekaKuroyukiCH2nd]

Nobody: Poohs leg: ⬅️⬆️⬅️⬆️⬅️⬆️⬅️⬆️⬅️⬆️

[@randallsanders1766]

dudes got parkinsons syndrome

[@tomarscuu8746]

@@randallsanders1766 wait is this a joke? 😅

[@Demio.o]

@@tomarscuu8746 yes, calm down

[@tomarscuu8746]

@@Demio.o I’m not mad lol I was genuinely wondering

[@toaster235]

Yeah why does his leg do that

[@mrhalogamer_3675]

Teacher: *Assaults a legally blind student* School: *Throws the student in jail* Also School: How could you such a horrible thing?

[@BariBro]

also school: "ThE CaMeRas WaSNT WORkInG!" I feel like even if the cameras werent working that should be even more of the schools fault. Lying or not, they should be punished to the max.

[@BariBro]

@Arst Koben thats why if they push for that it should be even more evidence against the school. And the school should be held accountable and liable for a non-working camera, even if they try to lie.

[@lillasagna5487]

@@BariBro my old schools usually only had only like 3 out of over 20 cameras working, the cameras were "deterrents" not really cameras. Middle and high schools are shit about security. But to be fair my middle and high schools were in a lower middle class area.

[@MyPhobo]

​@Arst Koben That was my first thought. I would bet good money that they were just trying to sweep the whole thing under the rug. The abusive and impatient woman (you know the kind of person who should be helping minors with disabilities) must have been screwing the principal or something, because any other place would have just canned her. When an adult throws a tantrum and is impatient with a kid, it signals that they are more immature than the younger person they are there to "help."

[@vamsavardhanavijay5532]

@@MyPhobo This !!- "When an adult throws a tantrum and is impatient with a kid, it signals that they are more immature than the younger person they are there to "help."" Thanks.

[@drizzle8159]

Love the fact that his name is vizion

[@jeremy5183]

Ikr

[@realbland]

i think it might be intentional

[@MachineManGabb]

Damn, didn't notice that

[@juliawatercat618]

I may not have eyesight,,, but i have vizion

[@ScorpV1]

It should be " Vizion't "

[@cmdrcharles6284]

So frustrating hearing about how the school treated him

[@shockzz-8503]

OOF

[@BloodGulch]

Even worse is that he doesn't name-drop the school. Wouldn't put it past them that they're doing far more heinous shit. If you can't legally name-drop that shit, move to a place of residence where you can say that and avoid the persecution - potentially saving a ton of lives in the process.

[@VIZIONSYNDICATE]

@@BloodGulch Oh no I totally name dropped during the interview. It was more of an identity concealment thing lol

[@fropi5523]

@@VIZIONSYNDICATE so they cut it from the video? I guess it makes sense, but that’s info someone might want when considering schools

[@Furebel]

That is pretty much every non-private school.

[@spooksmcgee8790]

Imagine being so bad at using a computer, that one of your legally blind students show *you* how to better navagate the computer.

[@forever-fm1rw]

This guy's just scamming you can't be blind and look at a computer.

[@galuxius1861]

@@forever-fm1rw There's a difference between legally blind and completely blind, some people can only see shapes some can't see at all, just like some people only need a bit of help using glasses and some can't even read without glasses

[@dustbunny3137]

@@forever-fm1rw you do know that there are options for blind people to use computers? Like voice activations? The same goes for phones too. Plus like the other person already told you there are different types of blindness. Some people might see nothing at all, others might only see shapes or have blind spots in their view. So please inform yourself, before trying to invalidate others and to tell them they are faking important aspects of their lives.

[@isaacgarnaat]

I respect a man that dosen't delete his comment after being proven wrong.

[@jug0572]

@@isaacgarnaat me too. He is STILL a dick, though

[@josephpoole3942]

“Play to your strengths, but don’t be afraid to embrace your weaknesses.” Thanks for making me cry.

[@SneccTheSnake]

"he bumped into me while trying to get around me while I kept him out!" "Yes well you see, he's blind" "...no charges-"

[@HokeyPokey81300]

Everyone who has ever gone to school has experienced being knocked around by big ass backpacks in the hallway, this is the first time in history anyone has ever called the cops over an incident.

[@zzdesolatezz]

I twisted my ankle carrying such a backpack in middle school. Honestly they need to give us school tablets instead of books. You can fit an infinite amount of textbooks on a fucking kindle. Time for schools to evolve I mean its fucking 2020...

[@PotatoLaptop_]

2042 History: History Teacher: Today we will be discussing the worlds most stupidest incident that got the cops called . Kid who is blind is wearing big backpack and security guard is not letting him through the door he thinks this is just a inconvenience so he trys to go through but guard push him back so he try go through again and his 140 pound backpack hit the guard and grazed her. Student: Do we have to write about this? Teacher:Yes , a whole 10 paragraph story ;) DO BELOW 10 AND ILL CALL THE COPS

[@joinsideke]

That teacher was a Karen, no doubt.

[@GIRLZ-ARE-HAWT]

Koala Gaming meanwhile professors be like “I swear to God if you make me read more than 3 papers I will lose my shit”

[@zzdesolatezz]

@@joinsideke Oho, a Karen for damn sure

[@len5630]

"Cameras weren't working" Where have we heard THAT before?

[@neottz6405]

@Dottoman 共匪 i was legit thinking that lmao

[@soilthestillborn4949]

Ha my school did that shit whenever a fight broke out between me and other students even tho I was in the right, teachers always seemed to have it out for me

[@luisg.lazzarisdoamaral3016]

Some kids who were a year away from getting into college beat me up one day in front of cameras and school said the cameras didn't pick up any aggression just because their stupid rich parents would probably sue if they were punished or some bullshit like that, people suck

[@intoxicated5321]

@@luisg.lazzarisdoamaral3016 F the rich parents they should teach their kids better They can sue me all they want I'll just show them the footage

[@Herobrine2480]

There was once a fight between a teacher and a student in my school, and they pulled the same bullshit as that with saying the “camera didn’t record it” or something like that, and the originally put the student at blame and almost suspended him for like 3 weeks, but then a student came with a cellphone footage of the event and they saw that the teacher was in the wrong (teacher pushed the kid to the ground, he didn’t get any major injuries) and they actually fired the teacher (they were only a substitute so it didn’t really affect anyone)

[@paulfrankenthusiast]

I have a prosthetic leg and I completely understand how he didn't want people to underestimate him. Usually people stare at me and public and they're like "Well how do you walk?" and " Can you jump? " even "Are you sure you can do this? You because of... " Me: YES I AM FINE I CAN DO ANYTHING BUT DO A BACK FLIP JESUS CHRIST DUDE WHAT THE HECK

[@paulfrankenthusiast]

@Refri Quente On a trampoline lol

[@flambedread9532]

@@user-bn6vg8ck4t you have ascended

[@MilkQuackBaby]

haha i cant even do a backflip

[@soilthestillborn4949]

I get the frustration but most people can't comprehend whats its like and how it works, I personally could see myself asking these dumb questions out of a need to understand and being a sensitive sympathetic person I don't want someone to get hurt and I just try to make sure it's all fine because I hate seeing others get hurt, and plus I would be very confused and have the inability to understand anything about it, basically my brain malfunctions at the thought of trying to understand.

[@nananakeson]

@@soilthestillborn4949 i kinda agree with you, i would probably be the person asking this kinda of stuff but no to male they feel less of a human, just 'cause i can't comprehend exactly how they do their stuff

[@Lee-wb5yx]

The fact that they're treating all disabled people like toddlers are irritating, it's even getting to me. Like why would you do that. When people say they're normal people to, it wasn't meant to be treating them like 5 year olds and be pitiful. Just. Y'know, talk to them like you would any other person

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

I’m pretty sure how they decided to ignore his request for a single room as well as advanced classes was a red flag that the school was probably not the best idea to attend. And I mean bloody hell, they are feeding them prison food, having checkups like they are in prison, the staff are either manhandling or out right pushing them from place to place rather then Chauffeuring them to where they want to go on their own schedule. Good on him to go to that school for self improvement but hells alive that pissed me off more then the condescension I got in school from staff and teachers.

[@KimekaKuroyukiCH2nd]

I have high functioning autism, and the fact that when I don’t tell them autistic, they never know if I’m autistic. But when I do tell them, they A, treat me like a child or B they think I’m faking.

[@deadaccount505]

@@KimekaKuroyukiCH2nd dude, I’m in a class so far below my skill level because of my autism and I can do all the work in a minute and its so boring I hate when they treat us like children

[@KimekaKuroyukiCH2nd]

@@deadaccount505 lucky

[@mig9941]

@@deadaccount505 if you don’t mind asking what is Autism, isn’t it where your IQ is lower? I don’t know please correct me

[@t-wolf7663]

Guuyyyyss, he was playing ‘Sad Machine’ by Porter Robinson on the piano at 4:45, I love that song, props to him!

[@kaidendwyer940]

"Oh what are you blind!"

[@ailaxvo64_]

I noticed that too! It's fantastic. Porter Robinson is amazing

[@alexanderthegreat6682]

Nice. Never heard of that, but it sounded great

[@LuciVideo100]

Thankssss

[@rosalopes6866]

Really hoping this is the year charlie gets his pilot licence

[@airpls2822]

and getting his flying superpower too would be nice

[@erickbenjamin6699]

And turns into a bird

[@uhoh4048]

Pilot’s license? What for?!

[@funnyguy1941]

911

[@VOlDTALES]

Imagine the doctors came to him and were like yeah we can fix you but everything is going to have an annoying snapchat filter on it.

[@sambradley9091]

Oof. As someone on the autism spectrum, the moment he said the school was catered towards autistic students, I knew some shit was gonna happen. Most schools like that treat their students like small, _small_ children even though most autistic people aren't that far behind, and the lack of respect is bad. One of my friends was in a school like that and it was just as bad.

[@valchan2258]

Crado Dragmire damn dude I know someone that has a very similar situation

[@kaifernandez9119]

The way schools treat autistic kids is cruel. My friend is on the autism spectrum and is a very smart kid but the title "special ed" is stuck on him so everybody acts like he is incomprehensible.

[@mysongsbob5681]

I was in school top 5% student who then had a helper assigned to me because I wasnt completing work in this class (my 'friend' was deleting my work I found out later). And this woman would go right up in my face and speak so fucking slowly like I was a child. I've never seeked out help before and when I needed it in the future when I went to uni I didn't get help because of that experience. I would recommend however if you need help to seek it out. But fuck people that think autistic people are just children who like to lick windows fuck those guys. Autism covers a wide spectrum of people.

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

It’s not even exclusive to the specialty schools like that. I was essentially pinned as “Special Ed” because I was a first generation American and I did not follow the norms of how to be “American” and bullied to the extreme. So from elementary to high school I was essentially treated like I was mentally deficient because I did not socialize or act the way other students did or how the staff wanted me to. One egregious time in high school my “Speech” Specialist got really uppity about how I “roll my eyes at her” when all I did was blink and made this huge deal about it. After that fiasco, made it abundantly clear that I would rather not associate with her further as she was already rather rude to begin with but, she really started to wear down my patience. Also, she refused to believe Tardigrades exist or as they are colloquially know as, “Water Bears”. Honestly, the day I went to college I really broke the whole “special Ed” stigma as I did everything you’d expect a student advancing towards a degree would do. Though if you were to ask my parents they would think That I’m a ticking time bomb waiting for me to fail while any of the “special Ed” teachers probably think I work at McDonald, am some bum on the street that are just waiting to find, or lobotomized in some institution.

[@gen-zhippie2203]

It's a serious problem, my friend has a brother with autism who goes to a special needs school. At one point during a zoom class, the autistic brother turned around and said, "all of these kids are retarded!" My friend then said, in typical teasing a sibling fashion "Yeah well why are you in it?" It was a bit amusing, but also sad because it shows how you can't cater to every type of kid. Clearly, my friend's brother is not as mentally challenged as the other children in the class. I have more than one autistic friend, and you wouldn't even think they were autistic. People are really shitty at generalizing all mental disabilities to be the same.

[@Dawabvle]

If only he could see his glorious cat tracer avatar

[@SlidewaysMotion]

He can if he zooms in on it im sure. Tiny details are harder to figure out, but the general idea is easy to see zoomed in. I have a mostly blind eye, for reference.

[@thejanitor3263]

If only he could see a cat

[@thejanitor3263]

If only he could see

[@drawnsequence]

If only he

[@exrikcisiakun9177]

I

[@jonathangomez3906]

Syrmor: “what’s it like being blind? Tell us about it.” Pooh-bear: lemme have my leg tweak the whole video

[@AChunkyDog]

Honey leg

[@limitbreaker9797]

“what are you?! BLIND?!” 😂😂 I actually really loved that melody he was playing

[@intothekey]

Two blind people bump into each other Teacher: I'm calling the police!

[@audiolights479]

I want to get them to fight then scream "yo the dude has a knife" and see who runs

[@CryBlueofZ]

Echo location

[@Otakuey]

Imagine going to a blind school and the first thing they teach you is how to use the Windows taskbar

[@owennovak4832]

i thought meant actual windows

[@stellar_kitty]

@@owennovak4832 same lmao

[@grimsjdjkdjf5300]

@@owennovak4832 I did too and I was like, I think he knows.

[@Thehijosh]

It's not a blind school. Its a school for the disabled. He said a lot of people there we autistic.

[@harryd8292]

@@Thehijosh He said "I went to a school, it was this small, residential/boarding type school thing for blind students" "Alot of the time, visual disabilities are just a side effect of mental disabilities" so yea it kinda was a blind school, it was just largely focused on helping students that also had other difficulties

[@red9354]

Don't worry guys he hasnt hit the level 2 powerspike yet

[@notyouraveragelink5391]

He seems like such a cool dude, and on top of that I loved his voice

[@alexanderthegreat6682]

He is amazing. I had a friend who went blind (a genetic disorder or something that gradually got worse) and he reminded me of her.

[@semja]

I have high-functioning autism and I was treated similarly to you in a special school in my childhood. It felt like I was lied to and looked down upon

[@alexanderthegreat6682]

My brother also has autism, and he's no different from other kids his age other than he's a slower learner, (pus he can be a bit erratic, but he's in 6th grade, so not too out of place) I wish more people would realize how little it really matters.

[@Nevernamed]

I luckily wasn't diagnosed with autism until late into my teens, and am incredibly thankful that I didn't have to put up with this behaviour from others. Most people don't even know, and while I'm not ashamed of it, I also prefer that it's not what people in my life think of first when they think about me.

[@exen8650]

@@Nevernamed I was heavily troubled in learning at a young age(school thought I was either clinically stupid or dyslexic/dyscalculus with behavioural problems), moved to the same school as my childhood best friend and started doing super well. Next 8 years of school I get straight As, eventually having to move schools again. It's after this I learned I do in fact have learning/executive function difficulties, and I drop back down to D/F. I couldn't say what exactly I have, I just know the symptoms, but to me it's clear that i can operate completely fine in society if the people around me I trust and can rely on to help my shortcomings (because, although I like independence, it's not something I'm totally capable of.) I can imagine for anyone with any sort of struggle, be it permanent or temporary, physical or mental, it's much the same. It's a shame the world's just not ready to be kind yet.

[@MilloSpiegel]

thet is why alot of people that are high functioning are so reluctant to get a diagnosis. You know you have it because all of the signs are there, all you do by gong to a specialist and finding out is shoot yourself in the foot. Becase now people will take you less serious, suddently everyone treats you like you are ether Rain man or with pity. Sorry for my english it is not my first language

[@vladutsoof9698]

I love the way he treats his blindness like being a part of him, he is so open about it. I was expecting a jokeless session but boy was I wrong. The piano was on point

[@333DOT.]

of course its a part of him what else would it be lol. my mom is blind and so are pretty much all her friends and they joke about it all the time.

[@vladutsoof9698]

@@333DOT. thats not what i meant. The fact that he accepts it and refuses to get that "special treatment" is wholesome, while there are some individuals that just because they can victimise and dramatise their situation, they try to get the most out of it

[@olachens]

ruined the 69 likes

[@nicholasgeere5125]

i love how no one seems to be questioning that a blind guy owns a vr headset and is playing vr chat

[@hetsmiecht1029]

@@nicholasgeere5125 wouldn't those cheap cardboard headsets which you slide your phone in be sufficient for this purpose?

[@RunningWithRoses]

yeah no if a school breaks their word once, Id be pretty done and close to my way out. if they did it twice, nah Id go somewhere else

[@argir5849]

Lol, welcome to life!

[@MK_ULTRA420]

In America that just leaves homeschooling as the remaining option. Or have rich parents who donate to your private school.

[@RunningWithRoses]

@@MK_ULTRA420 bruh this is about colleges

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

This is why you always get it in writing or legal document. If he did, the moment they tried any of those stunts they would get the shaft. But at the same time, it seems like that “school” was just a glorified correctional facility that are more then happy to treat someone who is fully capable if we ignore their blindness as a disability like subhuman. Hell, I know a private school who threatened me into saying I was lying about how a kid stole my property, when they really did. It also did not help they the same kid stabbed me in the eye and they tried to cover it up and make it seem like I was at fault... some how. Well at least I can cosplay as “Leaky eye luka” since that psycho permanently damaged my eye and I constantly tear up in one eye.

[@PotatoMateYT]

5:00 Oh what are you blind! “I SWEAR TO GOD” 🤣

[@kamodo3055]

When he plays the piano his mouth moves like he’s speaking lol He speaks piano

[@superdimentiobrolyX]

Someone being treated like less of a person for any reason is among my pet peves, this story makes my grit my teeth.

[@neog8029]

As a another blind guy, currently going to uni right now, this meant a lot. Edit: That last line hit me harder than it should have. Godspeed, my friend. Godspeed.

[@darkeuropa7]

I believe you. But I am curious, how do you type so well? Are there special keyboards on the market for blind people?

[@ramirsn]

@@darkeuropa7 he's probably using a voice to text keyboard

[@neog8029]

@@ramirsn well, no. My vision is bad, but I can still read at least. Just increasing my phone's font sizes and boldness settings is enough for me. Edit: That, and holding my phone close enough other people might consider it odd or unhealthy.

[@darkeuropa7]

Ramtin RSN read what you just wrote again lol. I don’t call Siri my keyboard.

[@darkeuropa7]

I know about voice to text. I was thinking he could not do voice to text in youtube, so how else would he write the comment.

[@calebsnapp3658]

So cool to see more legally blind people playing this game. It’s nice to be able to relate to other people that play this game. :) It’s very humbling to see other people with the same disability as me with the same positive outlook on life. I need this guys username. This makes me incredibly happy. This will get lost in the comments but oh well, it’s cool seeing other blind gamers lol. Very few of us out there with the same struggles in gaming.

[@Roy-hl3qx]

Aw, hope the best for you💕💞💟💗💖💓

[@alexaplaydespacito8584]

Pretty sure it's V I Z I O N if you're referring to the featured guy. It gets cut off at points so could be wrong though.

[@AK-xz6us]

Best wishes to you and vision for taking on such topics head on.

[@irish_kidd]

How did he type it?

[@calebsnapp3658]

Alexa Play Despacito thank you. I noticed when I rewatched the video!

[@AlluttajaYT]

I gotta say. This opened my eyes about blind ppls lives.

[@darkeuropa7]

It’s kind of what I expected how a blind person would live.

[@darkeuropa7]

Oh I see. It’s a pun...lol.

[@darkeuropa7]

Ok the pun I just made was unintentional haha

[@RF-Ataraxia]

@@darkeuropa7 Guess you didn't _see_ that one coming

[@matthewhollier]

I don’t see it tbh

[@Whatsuppbuddies]

"... after getting arrested!" *Pooh's face pops out of his head*

[@dipolarisland]

Timestamp?

[@Whatsuppbuddies]

@@dipolarisland 10:46

[@thepassanajournals8964]

This guy sounds like he’d be a good friend

[@cmdrcharles6284]

Still can't fly :(

[@lucarudolff4228]

:(

[@lija9315]

:(

[@ashkaash_07]

:(

[@Tripping_Through]

:(

[@fel_7264]

:(

[@Closer2Zero]

HIS NAME IS VIZION JESUS CHRIST

[@darkeuropa7]

That shouldn’t be a surprise to you. He picked a name that means something to him.

[@squidge4728]

Death Rattle I mean I wouldn’t say it means nothing but I guess it’s more of a humour thing

[@poki2outof103]

Ihidebehindtrees yea

[@KK-bt6nc]

@@darkeuropa7 vision has literally nothing to do with him

[@MARPHHH]

I can confirm

[@aidensnacklad4178]

no one: Winnie right leg: WEWEOOWEOEOW

[@Fenrize]

lol couldn't stop looking at it

[@reese1719]

Look at his nose as well. He keeps pulling a face.

[@Vinkie]

nothing kills me more than Pooh's stanky leg when someone's sharing their most vulnerable and intimate moments

[@saintshall3265]

Omg I know it bothered me the entire video

[@sager115]

It’s always doing that!

[@nukakolaa]

nobody: pooh's leg: ~~~L~~~

[@ianwallace3732]

This dude has helped me cope with my extreme fear of blindness, I hope for the best for this guy. 👍

[@courtneylavigne3732]

I became blind after a stroke did not even know I was legally blind until I had tests done just felt like something was off. Turns out I have optic nerve damage double vision and only a small fraction of central vision. To be honest you would not even notice much I was panicking for the first month but did not know it was my vision just something felt wrong.

[@soybeans2469]

The Pooh Bear's leg keeps twitching.

[@somerandomidioticnerd9769]

Huh, crazy how I didn't notice that...it was probably some sort of model glitch

[@dean4553]

Haha pooh makes his leg stanky

[@olachens]

i find it very satisfying, idk why.

[@lesbert]

Doctor: “No no, he’s fine.” *”he’s just blind.”*

[@MrNeoHL]

there's something wrong with yuor profile picture

[@ravenharris5057]

@@MrNeoHL That's just the blm(black lives matter) symbol. Nothing wrong :)

[@lesbert]

@Just a Random robloxian Named Bella correct!

[@lesbert]

@NeoHL No there’s not. Xx

[@MrJamright]

Well it is a very positive outlook. That there is nothing wrong with him and that being legally blind doesn't make him any less of a person or that he is somehow born wrong because of his vision.

[@OutcastAngelV]

This might sound really dumb, but this was genuinely one of the most insightful (pun not intended) and beautiful videos I've watched in a long time. I needed this. And his comment at the end really hits home.

[@Skitz3]

Its so thoughtful of you to make this video accesible to blind people by adding subtitles

[@tubbyqueen]

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[@frostbite753]

Can I point out how your videos give me this kind of "The Midnight Gospel" vibes in each video because your a person who goes to a digital world and record stories from other people past and post them online for people to listen to and learn so much.

[@Zeyr01]

Don't forget to oil.

[@myface6739]

damn i was thinking the same thing

[@MurriciTerceiro]

And It does have a little of that psicodelic thing too

[@shane2745]

And theres always lessons to take away from each episode.

[@wolfhide4488]

this was made before it, your wrong this is genuine with real people real stories not babbling hippy shit real philosophy REAL !.

[@scarfy6035]

He never sees them coming LMAO

[@kerberosNetwork]

Im legally blind too and related to this story a lot! I have a disease called retinitis pigmentosa, that basically means i have no peripheral vision I use a cane to get around, and have a cane instructer that teaches me about cane techniques and how to move around lmao. When he was talking about the landmark thing i couldnt help but laugh as i go through that too. They pick the stupidest things to use lol I also totally understood what he meant by people trying to help him or give him sympathy when you dont really need it? Its mostly my parents who do this, so i can barely do anything on my own. This video just means alot to me, its nice to know someone else has gone through similar things. I guess i just feel a little less alone

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

Do you make music too? It seems to be a common thread among blind people to be musicians

[@kerberosNetwork]

@@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer lmao i wish i could!! Ive tried piano and drums but couldnt get into it. I draw alot tho!

[@kenadielise7780]

Ooh coll what so u like to draw and what supplies. I like people and characters and stuff and usually use pencil and markers. I like talking to other artist people cause it's so cool seeing how other artist do stuff

[@Eisenwulf666]

Cane techniques? Like kung-fu stuff? That's pretty metal

[@fartdookie]

How do people read and type texts? I would like to figure out how people who are blind (any type of blindless) manage to type and read.

[@Benji-Lindz]

What?! Are you blind?! That friggin killed me.

[@thedemolitionmuniciple]

school (to student): You can't do that! student (a citizen with human rights): Watch me!

[@Bunny-lo3hg]

As a visually impaired person, this video really makes me feel like I'm not alone. Thank you so much, Syrmor.

[@halidors]

oof, this one hits hard. i'm not blind, but went through a hauntingly similar situation during high school. i was put into an alt-ed program because of my disability, but they didn't really have the funding to sort disabled kids by their level of disability (most public schools don't), so i ended up in a class with other autistic/disabled kids who were .. very, very disabled/low functioning. and i was treated like i had a SERIOUS mental disability despite CLEARLY being pretty ableminded/high functioning. they talked to me very slowly, tried to "guide" me while walking places, all while i was speaking clearly and walking normally, ect ect. it was a VERY demeaning situation, and i started to feel like maybe i was less ablebodied than i actually was because of it. i repeatedly asked to be put back into mainstream classes because of how poorly the staff was treating me, but they continually ignored me, and treated me like i was severely low functioning. it was really crazy, and it was what eventually led to me dropping out of high school. thankfully i never had a situation like james did, but goddamn if this didn't strike a chord with me. excellent video syrmor, keep it up bro.

[@giantmess4335]

They did the same thing to my brother cause he went to mental clinics for issues and he was deaf but by no means did it mean he couldn't learn. The teachers in michigan just don't won't to deal with "problematic" students who would take longer to teach or move slower. They think it's a waste of time. I was told I was a mood shifting bipolar and while that didn't always screw me some classes I had to pass on my own with the final exams to make the grades. These schools, if they know your disabled in any way, they will treat you like your a veggy who can sleep walk

[@KimekaKuroyukiCH2nd]

I fucking hate that bro!!! Autism gang

[@lawrencemorris2261]

It's possible that qualification for special ed isn't just by mental disfunction but mental performance. All you need to do is show a little sign of disorder but if you compound that with not being very smart then your treated like a highly disfunctional person. One of the main reasons why I stayed ahead on my grades.

[@giantmess4335]

@@lawrencemorris2261 yet they gave my brother a knife a let him learn to cook. No these schools in many cases are too lazy to teach if it seems to hard.

[@crazguykwan8955]

Lee Sin is makin his debut on VR, but with his blindness he cant even use a VR headset

[@luxraider5384]

actually he can just rely on the sound and know if someone is near than him. This doesn't sound that bad to play vr chat by being blind

[@hippiehippo9030]

"This is the same food we give to people in prison." "The cameras were not working." "We check on you every 30 minutes from 10pm to 6am." Nah, fam. You were in a prison.

[@512TheWolf512]

it's great to hear how cool this guy is best of luck to him

[@toms.a.savage7232]

There are benefits to being blind: Every girl you get is a 10.

[@VistmarTeam]

nope. You rate them by the tone of their voices!

[@nootaboot7042]

bro u get flashed in csgo no change

[@Withoutalicense-gk5xx]

Until you feel there face

[@austinferrell4921]

​@@Withoutalicense-gk5xx and their bodies

[@artoriasoftheabyss2907]

The song he played on piano is "sad Machine' and omg it is such a good song. My favorite version is by DJ-JO

[@LazionLove]

Porter robinson is lit

[@harrow_vr1801]

i recognized the song but forgot the name, thanks for reminding me also true, that song is so amazing

[@admiraldanger1419]

Omg, I totally get the undermining of disabilities thing. I barely even have a disability, I just have an auditory processing problem and for the longest time I would be sent to the special-ed classes to do tests and work on stuff and they would treat me like I was underdeveloped.

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

@@BloodInTheStrawberries honestly I was the same way, I was a model student but the moment they condescended to me or acted I was not a competent human being who literally was at the top of their class I would not so subtly pay it back with all the satire and wit a high school student with a guaranteed full ride to college could muster. My favorite was making my “speech therapist” livid because she believed Tardigrades were fictional and did not exist. I payed her back by pulling out an extra credit research paper I made for class about them before going into full theatrics about all the microscopic organisms that live on the human body in stomach churning detail. Regardless to say, I did not meet with them much after that encounter and always associated the smell of bile with their general presence and personality.

[@matthewchristopher1125]

I have the same eyesight issues he does. This really hit home. It’s just a sense of yearning to be normal.

[@Phil-th2qv]

Can you give an analogy on how it seems to you, like how you perceive sight, is it simply just black or blurry or as if you were wearing glasses with water on them

[@alexanderthegreat6682]

Wow. Is it just your vision is blurry and unfocused, or can you just not see outside of vague shapes? I really want to understand how it feels.

[@TheBackyardShow818]

He missed the perfect opportunity to tell that lady "I heard you, I'm blind not deaf."

[@danielthunberg9248]

As much as I love the intressting topics you guys talk about on these videos, the fact that Winnie the pooh stands there smiling constantly no matter the topics always makes me laugh.

[@crabboboi1938]

His name is V I Z I O N while being blind 11/10 I respect this man

[@animeentranced1130]

Is it 11/10 because he's not 20/20?

[@cantbejawsome]

That school story can also show you a little bit of how autistic people are treated too, and really disabled people in general. Teachers at a lot of schools just don't treat disabled students with basic human respect. They'd always treat me like I wasn't human, so I would hide that I was disabled, as excrutiatingly difficult as it was. It wasn't just one school either, it was around 6 different schools. I ended up dropping out because I just couldn't go on. No one was going to take my needs into account and also continue respecting me. Ableism is everywhere.

[@the_madsquad5987]

It’s actually quite fun just listening to him ranting

[@Scouse_Wayne]

Symor: any other blind jokes you wanna make ? Vizion: Typically they're spur of the moment, I don't normally see them coming Me: *Dead* Man I hope he reads this.

[@WeaponOfMyDestructio]

Well I guess with that teacher he didn't see that coming.

[@Purpie_Slurpie]

he seems like a really nice and chill guy, and great at storytelling as well, I was entranced the entire time

[@thomasbork4320]

Oh wow his music is really good! Definitely my kind.

[@artoriasoftheabyss2907]

The song is "sad Machine" my favorite version is by DJ jo

[@nautilume7114]

The person who originally did the song was Porter Robinson. It’s some good stuff!

[@bloopsmoot1534]

People need to learn when to piss off. That’s what life has taught me

[@MartinNabi]

Man, when he mentioned the check-in thing every 30 minutes, being followed around, brought me back to when I was in a mental institute after a suicide attempt. Nothing quite like having some buff dude ready to tackle you every time u wanted to go eat, take a shit or whatever, not to mention at night having someone pop by every 30 minutes and shine a light trough the door sure doesnt help u sleep. This constant attention drove me to an even deeper level of depression and near insanity since my attempt at my own life was a geunine one that failed due to chance. Beeing cooped up like that in the middle of summer with no proper AC in the building, being physically prevented from leaving and constantly given attention in this manner made me seriously consider just bashing my head into the wall as a viable means of escaping.

[@ripabcdefttv2843]

He seems chill af

[@isaiahshackleford6523]

2:55 I have to wear glasses and when I heard him, I was worried my dream of becoming a pilot was crushed.

[@proximacentauri4113]

You can usually get lasik eye surgery But if u can correct your eyesight back to 20/20 with glasses dats fine aswell

[@marthedge]

I remember being labeled as autistic early on (I did not "play with other kids", as far as I was told) so I got sent to "speech classes" by my mom's blessing. The things I remember most were the patronizing lessons. VHS tapes with the most stinted acting (which would never pass for a genuine conversation), flash cards/memory games and basic exercises to say the most stinted introductions. None of them took me seriously when I told them I didn't need it. Not even my mother. Most of my issues were being left out of the loop culturally and never really getting to have genuine conversations with others until well into adulthood. I had more human communication online with people that didn't know me and that helped bridge the gap. I understand where he's coming from, essentially. They don't take you seriously, they assume your competence is non-existent. I think those classes did more harm to my social standing than anything else. My incompetency was something else entirely. Between the adults in my childhood treating me like I was mentally disabled and the child-peers mocking me for an element I couldn't even notice at the time, I don't think I really ever had a chance. Adulthood is better. I get looked down on for not having a good employment record, but I'm not treated like I'm missing a lobe.

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

I feel that, I think the same issue started when the elementary school staff were getting uppity how I made the play blocks look like spaceships from Star-wars or like Digimon or how I had props on that I forgot was there when acting out scenes with other kids. They even made a big deal about how I was not playing with other kids even though a majority hated me and bullied me heavily. Pretty much they convinced my parents I was an invilid who would need all this “special education” and proceed to control every aspect of my school life up until I graduated from High school. Then I pretty much had autonomy to do whatever I wanted and get top marks in school. Though it did make me question how I was labeled as needing “Special Ed” when there where right knobheads doing the most academically stupid things imaginable in all the classes I took, hell there were some who should have outright failed middle school that somehow were attending.

[@PopADoseYo]

I did that same class. But my teacher was actually sweet and didn't treat us awful. We all had a lot of fun. The shit we use to say in their still makes me laugh. I was in it for actual speech problems, but I wouldn't doubt if I have undiagnosed autism of some sort. I remember playing some interesting board game, can't remember. The tapes are embarrassing lol

[@PopADoseYo]

Air ear Ire

[@PopADoseYo]

I also had a lot more communication online as well. Between 1999-2004. Mainly on messages boards and game maker boards. Meeting people on AIM bonding friendships from those message boards.

[@HawRazor]

i love the idea of learning peoples stories, but its such a wild concept to me because i've grown to be very closed off on who i am. Watching these have given me a pretty interesting new view on the world

[@TaiMizuki]

I like this guy. I too have been born blind, with a few surgeries that got me to a point of somewhat being able to see, and I know what it's like to be treated this way.

[@2girlslaterxx]

“What are you blind” Ik that’s messed up but it had me dead🤣

[@enceladus1393]

This guy is awesome, I could see myself fucking loving having him as a friend

[@chilledgaming3630]

i love that end quote man, by far my favorite

[@ray_1111]

Your guest today seems like a chill guy, and he has good story telling skillz. I hope his life’s going well!

[@fiyahnala]

I really enjoy these videos. The fact that you give these people the opportunity to tell their stories etc. Its awesome

[@sassychumpkins4639]

4:45 honestly he’s really good at playing sad machine by porter Robinson

[@lejaarmy]

Glad i wasnt the only one who realized what song it was

[@sassychumpkins4639]

Lejaarmy Gaming I was only really posting the name Incase anyone was wondering what song it was

[@justaboyonasoapbox3923]

That's meh boyfriend! I honestly couldn't be more proud of him. It takes strength to talk about your medical issues like this, especially to an audience. I personally am so socially inept that him asking me to download VR chat gives me anxiety lol. I've always loved just listening to his stories, he puts so much emotion into reliving his experiences. Not to mention his music! It makes me so happy that other people get the opportunity to hear it now! Also he handled his situations at the blind school WAY better than I would have XD. Best boyfriend ever! Also if he reads through the comments and sees's this LOVE YOU HUN! ❤️🐬🐋❤️

[@justaboyonasoapbox3923]

T R U S T ME B E C A U S E H E I S M Y H O N E Y B U N °^° ALSO I licked him so that's proof that he's mine.

[@bakamedia8285]

@@justaboyonasoapbox3923 That's cute! He seems really nice and energetic. Wishing you both all the best!

[@justaboyonasoapbox3923]

@@bakamedia8285 He really is! I'm pretty sure if he drank red bull he could vibrate through the material plane. Thanks!

[@nagato2519]

@@justaboyonasoapbox3923 you LiCkEd him 😳😳

[@jamescharlesworth775]

I have no idea if this is true being youtube and all, but I'ma assume you're telling the truth! This guy is wholesome as fuck and I'd love to hear some more stories.

[@ishmellokat]

Story: And They were ROomATEs Me: omg, they were roommates :0

[@Chickenslovakia]

Man, for the little time I've watched your channel, I've been so struck by a sense of "this is quality content- no- this is amazing" You mix humour, real life, and just plain emotions so well. Even down to the editing, your content fills me with a sense of absolute joy and/or other emotions. Thank you. Thank you for quality content.

[@xSP3CTREx]

Born without my left hand and getting into VR itself was a challenge, this guy is strong and has a good heart. The achievement unlocked part really called home XD

[@Nutlicker683]

I see your still playing games on your KZbin channel which is awesome! Keep at it

[@xaduma]

Cool. I mean like his music it's sick.

[@totallynotobsessed]

I can’t be the only one who was distracted by Winnie the Pooh’s leg just constantly glitching

[@pristenx4710]

7:56 I like that he said and I don’t “see”those classes

[@darkeuropa7]

I don’t “see” what’s so funny about that. The word has multiple meanings. Not a good pun, he probably gets called out for this shit all the time. “Oh but you can’t see, you’re blind haha”. Bad joke really.

[@VIZIONSYNDICATE]

@@darkeuropa7 Nah it was a great unintentional pun lol

[@darkeuropa7]

V I Z I O N you’re right. I shouldn’t be the one to decide what’s a good or bad joke.

[@sauceploxx4565]

He was so chill! What a cool dude. Loved hearing his storytelling and music talent

[@boops9668]

Person: don't get too close to the tv or you mess up your vis- Vizion: I'm 6 thousand light years ahead of you

[@Hassan-iv2nn]

So this is the guy who picked to be blind in would you rather

[@MICKEYrenraw]

I feel your pain, i'm partially sighted, i was actually told by a doctor "recently" that people might mistake me for having something like aspergers because i don't reciprocate facial expressions or look people in the eye for the correct length of time, which just made everything click, all my life about a third of the people i've worked with talk to me like i have a mental disability, instead of you know, asking :/

[@richsombie]

1:35 ayeeee I have astigmatism too

[@baylego]

Like 30% of the population.

[@reap3rofd00m3]

yep, me too, got one in my right eye that causes words to be lifted up/left just a little so everything is hard to read and blurry

[@taylereasdon4765]

I love the lust for life this content creator has i love the whole sponge just taking in the world through listening to other peoples experiences thing. These are almost like mini therapy sessions.

[@Ben-hf1kz]

I sympathize with the school he went to. I had a friend that went to two of those schools. The first time it was a school that was more made for behavioral issues and they treated him like he was mentally incapable of living. You know wouldn't let him speak wouldn't let him really even walk anywhere without someone glued to his back. The second school was similar except it was in a legit hospital. So they would bring the food in on cart stuff like that but the thing that made him go OH NOPE I AM LEAVING and getting his parents to get him out of there. It was when he just wanted to be alone for a bit and they had this room in the frontish area basically right next to the help desk and they would lock you in there and keep you locked in there for as long as they wanted. Wouldn't let you eat or anything and they all acted like it was normal. Basically.... if you... "misbehaved" you were locked in a room from anywhere to 10 minutes or several hours. and then they told him if he didn't go to the therapy group they would lock him in there and he was just like you know I don't feel well right now I would like to be you know in his assigned room. So they locked him in the room that was for behavior issues and he flipped out saying why are you doing this you can't do this to people and the staff just stood there like they were taught to emotionally shut themselves off and the last thing he remembered in that place was him crying to his parents saying can you get me out of here it's horrible how they're treating people. I know this got dark quick but... there are places in this world that are just horrible man. Anyways pretty sure this comment is getting deleted but sorry if I mentally scared anyone.

[@Moojingles_]

You gotta love how his VR Chat username is Vizion! Edit: dammit, someone got there before me!!

[@mr.dinosuar7333]

im guessing his disease is stargardt's, where he cannot see where he focus'. my buddy has the same thing, however it came to him a few years ago, and to this day hes frustrated about it. he went into a deep depression for a while and i had to help him out of it. the one thing i know is not to sympathize about it. cracking jokes with him like blind jokes always brighten both of our days.

[@dragonwithak]

I have a cornea condition known as keratoconus in my left eye i understand everything vizion says people try to be empathetic and it just makes you feel lesser when you know you aren't My eye doctor told me i couldn't do archery so i took up archery just to spite her and i love it i dont let anything stop me its just a general annoyance

[@darkeuropa7]

In archery you only need one eye. Why would they tell you you can’t do archery?I’m sure they are a great doctor, but they can’t just tell you that you can’t do something that you actually have the ability to do. It’s like telling a man with an arm amputated he can’t do boxing, but with the arm he does have remaining he would probably knock you out in one hit.

[@dragonwithak]

@@darkeuropa7 alongside many other things archery was one she had named Before i got diagnosed she was asking what my dreams were and such i was telling her about following in my dads footsteps and become a state trooper or something well she turned really evil and smiled as she told me i could never do that because my condition isn't curable my parents were extremely furious by the way she handled it im left handed so the reason she told me i couldn't do archery was probably because im right eye dominate because my left eye is legally blind however you're correct on the fact that she's stupid i simply adapted to right hand shooting and i dont feel like im worse than anyone i do struggle with some simpler tasks but im not crippled

[@eviltricster8090]

Dude your videos keep popping up in my feed. Good shit 👌

[@El_Chompo]

Those "centers" where people take care of you and your rights get stripped away always turn into these nightmare stories