The Moral Legitimacy Of The Minority

[@0fuxGiven]

hey dev, wer building a gamer commune, wud u wana join? we have opne posisions for hunting Doritos™ from local SF walgreen and plus opeen posisions for to gathering MtnDew™ frome the a wel with a bucket on a rope. Interest?

[@ShortFatOtaku]

based im in

[@TheRealW.S.Foster]

Is English your second language? Jesus bro, I know kindergarteners who can spell better lol

[@potatortheomnipotentspud]

You should probably attend to that stroke you're having my guy

[@Theevil6ify]

While I vehemently oppose state/socialist communes, I think it would be cool af to join a free gamer commune that work together to provide games and junk food for each other. Almost like a regular capitalistic street gang but funner and more embarrassing

[@tedtedsworth4656]

Put me in, coach. While others pursued vanity in the gym, I mastered the blade. I bought a katana at the knife store in the mall, and I've cut up at least 10 bottles of water (before my mom yelled at me to stop) and I think I could defend the borders of the commune.

[@LegionHimself]

… “Jewliet”? Is that what they’re going for?

[@juicedgoose]

Oh shit, they really are🤣

[@darkermagic2007]

Pin this Comment SFO

[@e.c.winner7252]

This is what happens when public school eliminates classical education and implements the ideals of the Black Hebrew Israelites.

[@realtalunkarku]

Oy vey

[@613harbinger316]

Funny. She doesn't _look_ Druish!

[@0fuxGiven]

I wish more people realize a lot of modern "activism" is not to make things better but to grab power whenever possible

[@Strider1Wilco]

It's all about power. Everything. It's not a bad thing. Only when you're trying to go from incapable to capable, in whatever pursuits you go after. But to exploit, remain mediocre, or make things worse for yourself is not fun. Read up on some of Robert Greene's books and Nietzsche.

[@lolersauresrex8837]

Or to just simply flip the perceived power dynamic

[@earwigismadlove]

Damn straight.

[@kriegjaeger]

Most of, I would argue.

[@David_____]

@@Strider1Wilco literally the opening of Robert Green 'the 48 lawas of power' is about that people pretending not to play the game of power are some of the best Players

[@blankblank6214]

gamers are the most oppressed minority

[@victorrosenheart8036]

If the normies had their way they would genocide us sure

[@mitrion301]

True bro

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Preach! And the only one it's still considered alright to discriminate against.

[@vaclavjebavy5118]

1 oppressed gamer censored by youtube

[@danielsurvivor1372]

And when gamers get power, what WILL you do? Hmmm?

[@bbdanny]

"global majority" just means "not white"

[@hertzwave8001]

the (east) asians are next

[@spencerkindra8822]

That's how they categorize all racial groups. What the hell is a "person of color"? Are east asians people of color? They're paler than Swedish people. F**k off, cat ladies.

[@halidehelux5221]

Fax.

[@69SalterStreet]

Muslim mom can always move to a Muslim country if she has an issue living outside a theocracy.

[@D00dman]

Muslim mom would probably be a big fan of everyone observing if not outright celebrating Ramadan though. Shit ain't cool until you're the one in power

[@robosoldier11]

@@D00dman problem is the minorities objective is to eventually become the majority. So they by proxy are doing everything to undermine people hence the Muslim moms point of making out majority Christmas celebration innately is wrong. In so far as it’s related to the minority not associated with Christmas.

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

Yeah what a ridiculous thing for her to be upset by. If I decided to move to Afghanistan it'd be my duty to integrate with their society-maybe to introduce beneficial change from my old culture where accepted, but not to dismantle it.

[@danielsurvivor1372]

GigaChad Take

[@RTU130]

Right

[@nunyabizniss3451]

I'm sure I've heard Jordan Peterson make the same point you did, that the ultimate drive of intersectionality is recognizing the multiple oppressions that face an individual. Unfortunately, these people are too blind to see that their answer has already been uncovered.

[@bort6414]

They aren't blind or ignorant. They willfully choose to discard the evidence of their eyes and ears, because the ultimate goal of intersectionality for them is not to create equality, but to assert themselves as superior for offering to divide the power structures according to perceived injustice. Present them with facts or even their own arguments that contradict themselves in that moment and they will simply allow cognitive dissonance to erase the contradictory information, and they will remain ever the zealots.

[@DangRenBo]

I have spent about 80% of my life in non-white cultures. The problem I have with American (and increasingly, Aussie / Canadian / UK) progressives is that they don't understand how to decontextualize and generalize the rules they live by. An amusing illustration -- an American came to work with us in Asia a few years ago, and she began encouraging the local workers to go support "Crazy Rich Asians" because it was "the first movie to have an all Asian cast." Locals stared in confusion, because every local movie they watched was of course entirely composed of Asian actors. The American couldn't decontextualize and generalize the "support minority representation" rule. And in the same way, they can't understand that "The 1% in America is almost all white" doesn't translate to "the 1% of the world controls 44% of the wealth" because the 1% in non-white countries are almost all non-white. And yes, democracy is oppression by majority rule. That's why the Bill of Rights is such an important part of the US Constitution, and countries which don't have these kinds of explicit, protected rights are in danger of falling into majority bullying.

[@Hammerhead547]

Most western progressive types are extremely ignorant of the world around them and they operate on the belief that they're the smartest people in the room (you always hear them rabbiting on about how high their iq's are) and anyone who isn't like them is an ignorant yobbo who just needs to sit down shut up and do as they're told. They can't comprehend the reality that actual smart people don't go around telling the world how smart they are because they're able to prove it through their deeds/actions just like they're completely incapable of realizing that they're the ones wallowing in ignorance.

[@Agent_Cobalt]

Non binary Romeo and Juliet in nazi Germany sounds like a Babylon bee headline

[@KopitioBozynski]

I'm willing to bet they would pretend that 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas' never existed while stepping all over it just so they can push their BS as "the firstest evaar".

[@fearthehoneybadger]

Movies and shows now judge their success by how much they piss off their fans.

[@thecompareablezombie]

What Sucks is if everyone is saying the movies and shows are well made, it will not have the best effect. Indifference is the best way to counter, sadly there are people who will defend the badly made content.

[@victorrosenheart8036]

@@thecompareablezombie I have said that maybe the key to defeating Woke Hollywood was to not even report or address whatever they make. They want the bad press as any press is good press in their maddened vision.

[@Neoprototype]

Why is it fine to discriminate and point out that Asians are "over represented" in academia, but when one points out the same of the jewish minority being a majority in academia, media, finance &c., it's suddenly problematic?

[@RobzdaBlade]

Makes no sense right? No one is safe from stereotypes so why do they get a pass? >_> This has nothing to do with hatred or history. It's like the ones wanting special protections always want to light up some beef between homies. It's just annoying this day and age, when the internet connects EVERYONE.

[@TheDarkestPhoenix]

My ultimate reaction to hearing "I feel oppressed because I am living in a culture that doesn't represent me" is "then leave". Why should I have to bend over backwards for people when there are places more than willing to accommodate? If you're living in a country that celebrates something, do as the Romans do and don't whinge about it, or leave. It is pretty telling that someone is so insecure about their religion they'd feel the necessity to hide Christmas from their children and themselves though. If I was in the middle east during Ramadan, then I'd do as the Romans do. Why is this so hard for Muslims in the reverse?

[@17ryuzaki]

If someone in this day and age in a western country thinks that Christmas is the holiday of Christ and not the holiday of Coca-Cola and Hallmark, they're obviously missing something.

[@louicoleman2910]

We’ve had ‘global majority’ as a concept here in the UK for as long as I can remember. The acronym keeps changing but it’s all an attempt to say non-white and legitimise anti-white discrimination.

[@TheLurker1647]

Difference is we used to have elites that understood that it was British civilization against the world, taming and civilizing it, or else rendering it incapable of bringing ruin and rapine to our shores yet again.

[@bluecoin3771]

Only a title was released, and already three big groans I find in it. Also, would it kill them to talk about wars other than WW2? Why not make one Hutu and the other Tutsi? Or would they have to admit that they’re exploiting historical events to keep afloat their sinking ship.

[@januarysson5633]

When progressives talk about the Hutu genocide they say that it was caused by guess who… …white people. 🤦‍♂️ A legacy of colonialism. 🙄

[@thecompareablezombie]

Laziness is a big reason, from my POV

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Yeah. It's almost like Europe got a severe case of PTSD that made them obsessed with WW2.

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

To be fair, WW2 is the biggest thing that has ever effected people living today. (As a lowest common denominator)

[@TheSoldierChristian]

It's their foundation myth... they can't abandon it.

[@razzle_dazzle]

0:10 Imagine trying to explain that headline to your grandparents back when they were young. It's only beaten by this one I saw recently: _Transgender man gives birth to non-binary partner's baby with female sperm donor_ What a time to be alive.

[@rwberger6]

I'm just waiting for wwiii to start already.

[@AkiRa22084]

Took me a moment to process that headline...

[@SirDankington]

I would genuinely be interested in seeing a WWII veterans reaction to that headline.

[@dragonturtle2703]

They are still going to say strength is morally wrong and that weaknesses is morally right somehow. Just that it only counts in the individual sense, not the collective size.

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

That's only if you're not them. Otherwise, they deserve all the power in the world.

[@dragonturtle2703]

@@Lobsterwithinternet I meant being strong, smart, attractive, responsible, skilled, healthy, etc. they will definitely start taking rights and privileges granted from society. And even with that, there will be special pleading everywhere.

[@lordshell]

Give these people power and watch the bodies start stacking up in trenches. Again.

[@natvasch6399]

An asian or black actor playing a role in a play that is originally written in England and set in italy but now changed to Germany? Sounds like cultural appropiation to meee 🤣

[@sdfabctr]

I think the difficulty a lot of people face is balancing pragmatism and idealism. People need to hold ideals, they need a strong conception of what the perfect good they strive for is, would be, and looks like but they need to be pragmatic actors who recognize ideals can never be fully actualized and must merely be pursued. A lot of people go horribly wrong when they either become pragmatic thinkers or idealistic actors. If you begin to think exclusively in pragmatic terms all your moral values become self referential with you as the source of good and any action you take as being self evidently good and then your cause turns into a cult of personality and explodes. The idealistic actors are often people who are extremely isolated and secured against the effects of their rhetoric being actualized and hold people to an inhumane standard, they happily sacrifice everyone around them to this impossible dream.

[@robertortiz-wilson1588]

Good comment.

[@whoshotashleybabbitt4924]

“Background Radiation type of oppression” love it.

[@JPG.01]

There is no smaller minority than the individual. And any and all moral legitimacy comes from the and for the individual.

[@256shadesofgrey]

I've heard the term "global majority" quite a while back from Sargon's channel(s). It must be a British thing.

[@AtrusOranis]

It's a Globalist thing.

[@TheGuyWhoIsSitting]

The thing is, most people from Asian and African countries probably don’t actually have that much in common and wouldn’t all come together and sing kumbyah. The “western” way of basically saying everyone on a continent are all basically the same. I can tell you a Japanese person isn’t going to be happy that you called him/her Chinese. Or Korean. Just as much as someone from South Africa would probably be mad if you said they were from Nigeria, or probably even worse, if you said they were “African American”.

[@ACEGAMER120]

These people are going to be in for a rude awakening when all the reasonable people decide its time to start fighting against them

[@AtrusOranis]

I've been in countries where I was in the cultural/skin-tone/religious minority. Yeah some things were a little worrisome, but honestly it was not all that bad. Most people in those other countries were friendly, hard working, and, really, just wanted to get on with their lives.

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

"I'm poor and oppressed :(" - Muhammad Ibn Salman

[@buffposter]

14:40 Do I spott a white-supremacist handsign there?! The plot thickens.

[@nobodyofimprotance7615]

I'm just a little guy! And it's my birthday! I'm just a little birthday guy!

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Why can't we all just go back to the days when everything was decided with Trial by Stone?

[@thephantomoftheparadise5666]

TRIAL BY STONE!

[@GuyCyclone]

Sounds like the plot of the directors, they trying to bomb a movie lmao

[@YizzTheEunuch]

There can be no atonement for a grievance never committed.

[@SwiftSwrd]

Change is an opportunity for those without power. It's a threat for those with power.

[@Mis73rRand0m]

I love Frank Herbert; so much more than a science fiction author.

[@TheAurgelmir]

I've for the longest time said that at one point the Progressives, the "for the minorities," will eventually be the majority. And then what? Because, the progressives aren't "for the minorities" they are for the power being for the minorities gives the, They want to alter the status quo, and to get more power for themselves. To them everything is a power struggle after all. At one point they will want to build up a sense of supremacy within the groups they claim to stand for, in so doing they can establish a justification for why they should be allowed to suppress the local majority. "We should pander to the global population, so we should have more representation" even when those groups aren't actually within the target demographics with whatever is being created. It's all a power grab. Just look at how the Progressives view Asians. When it's expedient to gain power they include them in "The Global Majority," then they don't back up the narratives of systemic racism etc, they lose their status as minority in the USA. I know Progressives aren't principled, nor do they care about integrity, but ultimately that's why those things matter. Ultimately "A society shall be liberal, and an individual should be conservative" is correct, because each individual needs to have integrity, and a society needs to not allow the expedient power grabs of individuals without integrity to take hold. A friend of mine once said about the furthest right party in Norway: "I want them silenced, I don't want them to be allowed to say what they say, but I know that's risky because I also don't want them to have that power over me:" THAT right there is the liberal position. You might hate your ideological enemy, you might want them gone, but if you allow yourself that power, so too will they once they take it from you. That's in many ways, what I'm seeing now. The Progressives have been vying for the power of the traditionalist conservatives of the past. They never wanted freedom, they wanted the power. And now, they seem to be moving closer to have it. Thank god they used the liberals language to get here, and more and more liberals are waking up to the madness. What I hope though, is that the return pendulum swing will not go hard towards the Traditionalist ideas. We need a return to some of them, but we also need to leave this power hunger behind. Hopefully the pendulum will stop in the center, where Personal Conservatism, Societal Liberalism will become the norm.

[@thecompareablezombie]

Responding to the first paragraph. It likely is going to be a loop, the progressives will become the new Tyranny. As this is happening a new group will rise to fight it in due time. or its a boot stomping on Humanities face forever. Would have to read the rest of the post. paragraph 2: Marking people as part of the minority if they agree with the progs is very evil thing said people are doing. Managing to get more groups join the list of non Minority, is building up numbers. It won't be an easy thing, I view it can happen with the best people for the task. Progressives have been either corrupted by power, or have always been corrupt. Is there any grey in this or is it a black and white issue? Were the commies in the late 1910s to early 1930s principled in what they did? I can see it is a black and white issue more and more, or the grey area is they are way to emotional. Power indeed does Corrupt, lets say the corruption can be akin to a symbolic Ring. That quote if its true, that is sad to see. Although true freedom is Liberaltarian is the final form of free ideas, which so far is not corruptable. I agree there is a good amount of Liberals who do wans lots of power. Freedom is/was a lie they used. I wish more Liberals will wake up and give it up.

[@thecompareablezombie]

@@onionfarmer3044 For now, it is always good to make new ones. While REMAINING ETERNALLY VIGILANT, in case the ideas are reformed

[@victorrosenheart8036]

@@onionfarmer3044 I disagree, Traditionalism is already rising among my fellow youth. Society is like a person and when a person goes through Trauma, their response more often than not is to jump to the opposite of what they were doing before. This era, this insane woke era, has and will continue to scar many people. When the pendulum begins to swing back it won't stop... Likely homosexuals and women will be scapegoated resulting in all the oppression the leftists feared so much...

[@John-fk2ky]

I’m sorry, but your idea is, historically, just wishful thinking and, to be blunt, can never stay that way for long. Why, you might ask? The described society does not and quite simply cannot last in the format you envision. It is weak, unstable. In such situations, one of three things will happen. 1. The society will become conservative to maintain its stability and line up with the beliefs and practices of its population. 2. The ideas of liberal members of society will infect the society at large, and personal conservatism will be lost. 3. Society will end up split and cease to be a society at all. You can’t have a dissonance between personal behavior and social/government function for long. You might be able to get decades out of it, but eventually either people stop maintaining personal conservative values or the government changes to match what everyone’s already agreeing to.

[@hope-cat4894]

There are already supremacist groups that exist. They aren't being taken seriously enough because "white supremacy is much worse. " 😑 Look at how people reacted to what Terry Crews said about black supremacy.

[@chrrmin1979]

Damn, Dev is going balls to the wall with uploads

[@Yipper64]

14:25 yeah that's spooky. They are getting cocky and think they have everything wrapped around their finger. But the pendulum swings, and it's clearly hitting its leftward peak. So it might turn out OK in the end.

[@CasaBonita1018]

Your examples of "striking a balance" between top-down and bottom-up mechanisms of governance have the problem that their top-down parts are largely vestigial. They don't function in any capacity for governance. They're powerless.

[@Galgus2000]

A sane person would look at prosperous regions and ask what they are doing to create wealth that other regions are not: and the answer is basically they have more capitalism with more secure property rights. It reminds me of part of how Thomas Sowell's A Conflict of Visions characterizes the constrained and unconstrained visions: the first views poverty as the natural state of humanity and looks for the causes of prosperity, and the second views poverty and inequality as unnatural and looks for what causes poverty.

[@crackedphone6912]

In my sociology class, the teacher said minority and majority weren't about Number of people but rather the amount of power a group has.

[@-Baikal-]

Ah yes, the long march of tyranny

[@kamuroshiryu8453]

The only drama film that I saw that managed to make a story about a German and a Jew becoming friends in Nazi Germany was "The Boy in Striped Pyjamas", where the son of a Nazi commandant of an extermination canp befriends a bald Jewish prisoner, both boys are 8 years of age, which their relationships serve as a powerful element in telling the horrors of the Holocaust. This Romeo & Juliet remake however is a travesty since it had to go with rewriting characters with box-ticking in favour of affirmative action. It makes Gnomeo & Juliet look a lot more than just a great film (better than its unnecessary sequel Sherlock Gnome anyway).

[@ninstar8165]

The page turns. A new chapter of the narrative begins.

[@halidehelux5221]

Chapter 4: Age of the eternal majority.

[@ninstar8165]

@@halidehelux5221 Paragraph 1: The Idolization of the Lowest Common Denominator. xD

[@halidehelux5221]

@@ninstar8165 paragraph 2: The white bourgeoise and the collective Black/Brown proletariat class : a coalition of the colored

[@awesomemccoolname7111]

Let them, I think they are showing their cards way too soon.

[@victorrosenheart8036]

I think them shouting "You will own nothing and you will be happy" was the greatest mistake in their plans.

[@malcode9155]

"Herr Director, we..." "Iz Frau! It izzzzz Frau!!!"

[@BananaHoardX]

*I'm just so tired of Jewish tricks and subversion man.* I'm starting to understand the: *"And one day, for no reason at all."* argument.

[@halidehelux5221]

....wait, are you suggesting there is a minority with shadowy power that is manipulating the majority?

[@AkiRa22084]

I think you are correct. Man, this is kinda frightening.

[@myriad9597]

Regardless of their path, they will lose. Either by being put down in their revolution, or tearing each other apart in the case they are victorius. But hopefully they are halted before they can inflict their suffering. That would be the best outcome.

[@AkiRa22084]

@@myriad9597 I sure hope they lose, since I lived in a communist country...

[@williamh5011]

Dev, I think you have the incorrect meaning of the factions Menshevik and Bloshevik. What I think it means is that the Mensheviks wanted to take power through elections, which was slower and more moderate, and the Bolsheviks wanted power through revolution, which was faster. Both wanted socialism but differed in the path.

[@jatelitherius9842]

6:30 "Consider Women" -Dev 2023 Don't mind if I do!

[@devinklassen9769]

It is highly necessary for preserving the ballance of the constitution, that the executive power should be a branch, though not the whole, of the legislature. The total union of them, we have seen, would be productive of tyranny; the total disjunction of them for the present, would in the end produce the same effects, by causing that union, against which it seems to provide. The legislature would soon become tyrannical, by making continual encroachments, and gradually assuming to itself the rights of the executive power. Thus the long parliament of Charles the first, while it acted in a constitutional manner, with the royal concurrence, redressed many heavy grievances and established many salutary laws. But when the two houses assumed the power of legislation, in exclusion of the royal authority, they soon after assumed likewise the reins of administration; and, in consequence of these united powers, overturned both church and state, and established a worse oppression than any they pretended to remedy. To hinder therefore any such encroachments, the king is himself a part of the parliament: and, as this is the reason of his being so, very properly therefore the share of legislation, which the constitution has placed in the crown, consists in the power of rejecting, rather than resolving; this being sufficient to answer the end proposed. For we may apply to the royal negative, in this instance, what Cicero observes of the negative of the Roman tribunes, that the crown has not any power of doing wrong, but merely of preventing wrong from being done. The crown cannot begin of itself any alterations in the present established law; but it may approve or disapprove of the alterations suggested and consented to by the two houses. The legislative therefore cannot abridge the executive power of any rights which it now has by law, without it's own consent; since the law must perpetually stand as it now does, unless all the powers will agree to alter it. And herein indeed consists the true excellence of the English government, that all the parts of it form a mutual check upon each other. In the legislature, the people are a check upon the nobility, and the nobility a check upon the people; by the mutual privilege of rejecting what the other has resolved: while the king is a check upon both, which preserves the executive power from encroachments. - Lord Blackstone

[@ShakerSilver]

"The reason why modern liberal democracy is unique is because it attempts to blend both types of legitimacy" Maybe if we consider the modern to be the liberal states of the enlightenment to pre-WWII, however: "According to attendees Louis Rougier and Friedrich Hayek, the competition of neoliberalism would establish an elite structure of successful individuals that would assume power in society, with these elites replacing the existing representative democracy acting on the behalf of the majority" "That is why a liberal capitalist democratic society values the vote but does not hold it as the ultimate value" And that's why Jan 6th happened.

[@RodScorpion100]

Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet is a more enjoyable reimagining ngl

[@Lonovavir]

Silly and absurd as it is it's fun. Plus I can't help bit think the Capulets are a crime family, the father's played by Paul Sorvino.

[@Rofel_Wodring]

I'm brazilian I don't follow soccer. I am oppressed! Or that's the logic those people would follow.

[@Jeff-cn9up]

14:43 The leftist maniac just had to shoehorn the coof into her thing. LoL!

[@Speleomimus]

I do love how they try to fram all non-white people as if they are a united front. As if the Rwandan Genocide didnt happen or as if taiwan and china are a united polity, as if Pakistan and India are best buddies. Need I continue?

[@-haclong2366]

16:53 There is an argument to be made for the idea of Western cultural domination, the elites of all nations always try to emulate Western bourgeois culture, but this probably has more to do with self-hatred than Westerners oppressing non-Western cultures. In fact, this is probably worst in countries like China and Korea (both the Communist and Capitalist countries using those names), this is despite neither country being subjected to European colonialism.

[@benjones1717]

It's being poor that counts for victim points - remember when you studied and were ostracised for it - that was hegemonic of you apparently, and the fools who didn't study are victims not just toxic people.

[@callamastia]

people are still benefitting while others are suffering from the legacy of colonialism. that's why it's still an issue that's brought up. like if someone kills another person's parents during a robbery, gives the wealth to his own family, then dies, why should his family get to keep that stolen wealth instead of it being returned to the family of the victims?

[@akseli1111]

wtf even is global majority? Have asians and blacks fused somehow? I think they're very distinct.

[@kurciqs8355]

the headline caught me off-guard. good one, dev

[@forkes1776]

The director should of went for a different name because it's way to easy for trolls to just say Romeo and Jewliet.

[@ethansalazar799]

That furled my brain

[@yankieowl7663]

This is the result of liberial principles and ideology dev. Rely on weakness and they trample on you.

[@onpatrolforthejuice]

Good vid Dev!

[@captainteutonica5474]

I hope Charlie Manson's helter skelter theory is in fact incorrect.

[@mybigyear]

Its a Global Circle Jerk Psy-Op

[@TBoneTony]

Green Day 2000s: I wanna be a Minority. Green Day 2020s: I wanna be a Global Majority.

[@SupaFry99]

As a person of the southern hemisphere. I find the term Global south extremely offensives and problematic. Why is the cardinal direction south associated with poverty and lesser development. My fellow Southern Hemisphere folk (aka southern bodies) we need to rise up and overthrow out northern hemisphere oppressors!!!

[@RyanRothwell]

Me, an Objectivist, when Dev mentions Ayn Rand: :)

[@SteelOnyxYT]

“It’s wokein time”

[@smokeyplane3285]

my favorite part of trumps presidency is when the sjw team deployed its best fighters, said "its wokein time", activated their powerup abilities, and woked all over everyone, dealing massive sanity damage.

[@xavierspirit1811]

I had to swap over to listening to Green Day for a sec.

[@Stormfin]

Nonbinary Romeo and Juliet is basically Hamlet 2, I take it?

[@dercooney]

this is hilaribad - montagues and capulets are supposed to be equal in standing, so they pick jews and HJ as standins?

[@ikengaspirit3063]

8:33 They actually do still get some legitimacy from the majority, tho more from the majority accepting their rule than the majority selecting them in the first place. So, as for the claim that representative democracy represents a mix of both top down and bottom up, no, like Monarchy it is heavily weighted towards one without ignoring the other, in this case, weighted towards the majority while still paying some attention to the minority and frankly, given how much window dressing the British monarch is, much less so mixed than monarchy was.

[@_e5598]

Pretty clear, then, that we need a falling out in order to maintain our liberal society.

[@scarabmcgee263]

Why do so many people misinterpreted Romeo and Juliette? It’s not supposed to be a hollywood romance about star-crossed lovers and the ideal love story. Rather, the tale of two puberty-enthused children experiencing lust or love for the first time and getting caught up in their parents bullshit.

[@Tarik360]

Thank God I failed.

[@Barakon]

מה??????? למה??????? בבקשה תגידו לי שזו הצגה קומדית!

[@RIGEL.K]

9:27 I'm sorry dev but India is defined as a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic Source: www.india.gov.in/topics/governance-administration

[@pensador6953]

OK, i'll say it, all she said is correct, by the most part, except the target, just change to cabal, and make the appropraite changes and you will get to the truth.

[@hattimounattimou8258]

they also didnt have any nazis on their casting call, which i find highly discriminatory towards the socialist community

[@dagon99]

Material replacement(demographics) & immaterial replacement(entertainment) go hand in hand. Since we're on the topic of yatzees and ews, look into how the french revolution was orchestrated and its effects.

[@halidehelux5221]

The final stage The Cult of the Supreme Being

[@dagon99]

@halidehelux5221 If you're curious about the French Revolution, a channel called "ashas logos" has a great video on how it was orchestrated.

[@halidehelux5221]

@@dagon99 thank you for the recommendation,good sir.

[@halidehelux5221]

@@dagon99 I just watched it and it was fantastic,very interesting esoteric deep dive into some of the hidden aspects left out in nearly every other documentary on the subject. Thanks again for the recommendation!

[@dagon99]

@halidehelux5221 Couldn't agree more. I'm glad you liked it!

[@akuakkk1908]

Hey dev, i know you won't be here for a while and i may be tripping but aren't the third world refer to how in ww2 there two global superpower/axis and a bunch of country like in south east asia wish to not choose either so they gather up with other neutral country as the third piece in the dichtonomy. Alone they can't stand up to either of the superpower but they gather up enough that neither of the superpower can just steamroll and force concession from third world country with ease so it act as a ward to prevent being used in proxy war. It is possible to do this because of the balance between the two superpower country (america and russia) competing with each other and when the war is won the third world country while still ally can't stand against america and it's allysuperpower so it no longer have any meaning to it. It might take a new meaning later but originally third world country refer to the third axis in the dichtonomy of two global superpower.

[@DetectiveThursday]

2:30 know what, it's OK to have cultural majorities and minorities, to have situations where your influence on a culture feels foreign because it IS foreign. that's part of life, honestly have you considered what it takes to make it so nobody should feel that way? It would require an absolutely global government, and one with enough authoritarian might to enforce it, Oppression for the sake of "kindness", as if the existence of regional cultures are an immoral imposition.

[@ShermanistDruid]

Helter skelter...

[@basvandiepen2772]

gamers are a minority, being mostly opprest by them.

[@jmackinnon4390]

"The director is Jewish" Huh you don't say. Wonder what the producers are. LOL.

[@KickYouInTheThroat]

Just in case you wanted a R&J that makes Leo DiCaprio's R&J look like a masterpiece.

[@snapchatsnacks3154]

This sounds like some Jewish girl's fantasy

[@snapchatsnacks3154]

Also they should have made Romeo a Romanian. The pun makes sense and there were Romanian nazis.

[@Sound557]

That Muslim woman is upset at having to deal with Christmas while Christians in the Middle East are undergoing genocide.

[@Garrus1995]

I wonder how much sympathy she’d have for non-Muslims living in the Middle East who have to deal with the ubiquity of Islam. That woman is just a first-world Karen who is moaning about something that does her no harm whatsoever. People like her should be mocked at every opportunity.

[@jormilos]

Truly a first world problem. I wonder if she's a good enough Muslim to be able to go to an Islamic country and not be considered a heathen by Sharia

[@orboakin8074]

You are right about her. She's just another useful idiot of the western left. As more time passes and cultures intermix/live together, they adopt things from each other. Heck! In my birth country, Nigeria, we have a 50-50 religious variation of Christians and Muslims but for the longest time, Muslims have celebrated Christmas with us Christians and even on some of their holidays, we celebrate with them. Yes, we have the loud ones who call Christmas haram and oppose Muslims and Christians celebrating it together but they are just another loud but small minority in Nigeria. It's to be expected and for Christmas, it has the dual aspect of being both a religious holiday and a secular one.

[@LoliLikesPedobear]

Legit first world problems. Send her with all her family members to Chechnya where females suffer FGM and males get a call to arms from military office

[@RTU130]

True

[@Cross_Malaki]

See the thing is, if you take out the non-binary and skintone casting and just played it straight, a Hitler Youth falling in love with a Jewish girl could make for a hell of a love story. In fact, it kinda did, when they did it in THE SOUND OF MUSIC.

[@zelda4ever72]

I was just thinking the same thing. I really think it could be an amazing character story where in the focus would be on "Romeo's" coming to terms with the fact that his new found crush is Jewish and how far is he willing to betray his loyalty to the party, and for Juliet to come to realize that her potential new lovers group is praying for her demise. It really could make for an interesting story, but I really think the writing would have to be near top tier and the actors on their A game to carry the seriousness of the story. Sorry if it's too long but this was an idea I got very interested in very fast.

[@catherinecipher8914]

Kinda yes but the von Trapp family weren't Jewish I think The father was just really against the uprising of the Nazi party and that's why the decide to flee. But yes it could have be a good play if we removed the nonsensical stuff. Like how would a Hitler youth member be non binary 🤣

[@jakethegreatest473]

It's current year. They won't tell the story on the basis of good story (& here is a message). It'll be here is the MESSAGE, MESSAGE, MESSAGE..(should we put in a story)

[@iwannaplayssbb6665]

Jojo's Bizarre rabbit? or something.....it's the movie where a kid sees Hitler as his friend and then he falls in love with a Jewish girl....a JEWliet if you will....and gets better

[@andrewkelley9405]

@@iwannaplayssbb6665 yes, and it was GOOD.

[@Tounushi]

Wouldn't "global majority" also include straight people?

[@benedictcarter8095]

Yes, but it's not really relevant to the overall aim of attacking white people, so they don't care.

[@daisybrain9423]

Shhh...

[@crazypissman6721]

stop. your thinking logically.

[@DrFranklynAnderson]

Man, I literally joked about how we needed more diverse actors playing the Nazis…

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Just imagine they cast a black guy as a Nazi. Half the crowd would applaud them for being diverse. The other half would unironically applaud them because they agree with his politics since a black guy is saying it.

[@mrnasty2757]

Oh the Nazis will undoubtedly be mayo monsters

[@SteelOnyxYT]

@@mrnasty2757”it’s mayoin time!”

[@settame1]

All Nazis will be orange and blonde in the future.

[@Jar0fMay0]

@@mrnasty2757 I take offense to that

[@PsychoIncarnate666]

It kind of seems these leftists view white people the same way that nazi's viewed jews. Especially with this global majority thing, where now it's about the white minority being the bourgeoisie. This is similar to national socialism, but it's like racial or ethnic socialism.

[@priapulida]

you're not the first to make that connection. "CRT is the seed of a genocide"

[@kriegjaeger]

The kulaks.

[@John-kc4cg]

The painter did use similar agruments as to "prove" that the Germans were opressed by the juice, e.g. juice owned a lot of land and wealth despite being a small segment of the population.

[@AlexanderMartinez-kd7cz]

it's othering the opponent, used to isolate your followers from people who could debate them out of your manipulation. extremist/cult tactics 101.

[@kora4185]

Heck reading this gave me a mini ptsd cus I innocently brought this up in school one time and my teacher didn’t even let me finish. It was SUCH a huge deal… I was so confused with the outrage cus I was genuinely just thinking about it, not trying to make a point to own anyone; I was young, knew absolutely nothing of anything and thought the school was the place to randomly start discussions to learn and I had just clicked a lot of things being said about the white elite, capitalism, normalization of aborting the weak, talking about maintaining purity of culture (cultural appropriation and stuff), talking about people based on race etc. just sounded a bit familiar.. To then be hit with control of speech in school of all places just like we had read it happened during the Nazi regime too 🥴

[@drgabe2908]

Is this the 21st century version of "Springtime for Hitler"?

[@vaclavjebavy5118]

They wish!

[@leonardticsay8046]

They were looking to make a killing by having everyone hate it. “Nobody likes our play. They’re all bigots!!!”

[@chrisdepallanofficial460]

man, the explanation for the global majority by that woman is similar to the speech named " international hyenas" by adolf mustache hitler.

[@GuyCyclone]

Yes they literally are trying to bomb this on purpose lmao

[@SubtleStair]

@@GuyCyclone So they can complain about current year istaphobes afterward, yes.

[@jazumo0067]

Not even 10 seconds in and reading that headline dealt irl psychic damage to me

[@Cross_Malaki]

I failed my SAN check.

[@Johnnyupside]

That's a very gypsy quote you just said

[@greensmurf221]

Failed my saving throw, how much damage?

[@oldoutlet6946]

Literal brain rot.

[@vitaliitomas8121]

Author:"WIIIIITNES YOUR DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!"

[@twiggledy5547]

I love defining people as nothing other than "non-white"

[@DeadpoolX9]

It’s basically inverse Nazism

[@juanrodriguez9971]

I couldn't feel any less called out than by referring to me as someone who is not from a group, to me there is no difference between being a called "a non-white" and "a non-basketball player". I feel more identified when someone call me "a coca-cola drinker" because that's something I'm.

[@spencerkindra8822]

Me too haha.

[@WhyDoBabiesStareAtMe]

Get othered, scrub. 👍

[@highadmiralbittenfield9689]

Makes me think of the end of "O Brother Where Art Thou?" "These boys is NOT WHITE! These boys is NOT WHITE!"

[@PistonHonda87]

“When I am weaker than you, I ask you for freedom because that is according to your principles. When I am stronger than you, I take away your freedom because that is according to my principles.” ― Frank Herbert

[@Lobsterwithinternet]

Just look at how the Catholic Church acted when it lost its secular power and compare it to when it still had it.

[@MALICEM12]

@@Lobsterwithinternet or more aptly, how the Left used to act in the 60's compared to now

[@SergioLeonardoCornejo]

That's pretty much how left works.

[@huanquocmanh416]

There is only victory Losers do not make history

[@PistonHonda87]

@@Lobsterwithinternet Or Islam as it has gained power.

[@Endymion766]

You're only a valid minority if you also carry the socialist water. Hence why we hardly ever hear from native American activists because those pesky native Americans tend to support capitalism. "Marginalized" has become another word for "socialist ally that we will use as human shields to protect socialist talking points".

[@tumamaencosplay]

I'm still struggling to find the moral and utilitarian value to acknowledge minorities as needing special attention beyond fringe insane situations. It's just the majority opening themselves to be subverted by outsiders. No, I don't give a single F about the woes of minorities, because those are used by abused by power-hungry sociopaths to subvert everything, and well, attain power by any means. Sometimes the fringes are better off as the fringes.

[@thecompareablezombie]

How to convince all other minorities the same thing, along with removing the Poison from it?

[@LowTiertoji]

@@thecompareablezombie if you don't agree with us then you ain't black

[@anilin6353]

Capitalism and traditional values

[@nova_supreme8390]

And also why autism is split betwee "yass kween you're valid" and "problematic 4Chan troglodytes". The fact that social settings are not intuitively percieved in a way that validates socialist talking points is seen as a problem as shaming them to submission would be ableism and they have to explain it away somehow.

[@gigaenthusiast6140]

17:57 I don’t think it’s right to call this shift a mask off moment. They’ve always held these horrible ideas. It’s only the people who were trying to downplay their horrible ideas or be willfully ignorant to them what will be surprised.

[@kriegjaeger]

Unfortunately the vast majority are willfully ignorant and will be shocked.

[@TheSoldierChristian]

@@kriegjaegersunlight... that's sargon, lindsay, dev, and rufo are criticality(pun not intended) important. Each one of us must do our part in exposing the masses to horrors of this little niche.

[@SergioLeonardoCornejo]

Exactly. These ideas are fundamental to their movements.

[@razorknight92]

But that's what "mask off" means. It's when the monster takes their pretty mask off and reveals their true nature or intentions.

[@Jeremy-yp8eh]

*Global Majority* sure seems like a prelude to another round of *and it's a good thing* takes with respect to the 'Great Replacement' theory