The Most Horrifying Human Experiments Of All Time | Random Thursday

[@KickAdmin]

Imagine the experiments the public isn’t aware of.

[@daveowen8502]

I have lived in the UK through most of the time period mentioned and have heard nothing of this. I'm concerned but not in the least surprised this happened , but very surprised this isn't common knowledge now.

[@itsnathanhere2578]

A lot of people knew about it but couldn’t say anything because they would meet the same fate. Sad isn’t it

[@slrhtrmnhbslrhtrmnhb8269]

Like experiments on targeted individuals...

[@F300-w5j]

Its scary how well the government can hide stuff

[@katybug6572]

@@F300-w5j yes it is indeed 😟

[@uhtred7860]

"They experimented on how mustard gas affected the human body" All they had to do was ask the 1000s of troops who were gassed by it during WW1. Why the hell did they need to gas more people.

[@luigicadorna8644]

Pretty bizarre. Also, when he says we probably used more on our own soldiers that’s definitely true. The US didn’t use any chemical weapons against its enemies during WWII....just its own soldiers.

[@steves1015]

But what he didn’t say is that the research was being used to develop newer blister agents and try to come up with antidotes, both of which would be difficult in the field.

[@KendrickMegaFan]

Because unit 731 and Nazi camps were just sadism, there was no actual research

[@uhtred7860]

@@KendrickMegaFan Im talking about the widespread use of Poison gas on the battlefields of WW1, no nazis during that conflict.

[@kensurrency2564]

Exactly. Oh and chlorine and phosgene too. They already knew. WWI was the first large scale experiment in the 20th Century.

[@TrrulyLaws]

"This is the most disturbing thing i've talked about on this channel, and I'm the severed head guy" Me, who just stumbled on this channel: "The what now"

[@kathleenmckenna8092]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@corneliuspretorius4179]

Same

[@memetime1948]

*screams in internal pain*

[@jcarr1399]

This is my first video from you lolll

[@edsweet2858]

Someone give context please for me and everyone else who needs it Edit: oh wait I remember but someone should still explain so others can understand as I am way too sleep deprived to do that

[@Eightwhitefeet]

Thank you for covering unit 731. It makes me feel crazy because the only people I know who know about it only know because I told them. It's so rarely talked about yet it's on the list of most horrific things humans have done. We can't bury our history, we need to be aware so we don't repeat it.

[@natura808]

I’m glad he covered that as well.

[@liviaputzolu1326]

This was all horrible but unit 731 made me want to hurt those people. Not cool.

[@iClone101]

@@liviaputzolu1326 Doubly so because they never were prosecuted. The United States granted them criminal immunity, and all of them went on to become prominent public figures and live full lives.

[@CRneu]

the united states has this weird glorification/fetishization of japan so a lot of people think they've never really done anything bad.

[@drmantistobboggangonzodr3961]

@@iClone101 Well, quite a few Nazis who specialized in certain fields were sort of "pardoned" for lack of a better word (I guess they were spared Nuremberg because people would be outraged if they found out they were letting them work for the U.S.A. but I don't know for sure how that worked legally or what deals they signed) and shipped to N. America to work on bombs, etc. during Operation Paperclip.

[@urmommabear5monthsago]

Exactly why we should NEVER try to erase our History no matter how bad so we don’t repeat it.

[@depressedasfook2893]

Problem is in countries like America the statues and stuff exist but the history isn't taught so it ends up glorifying them having the opposite effect

[@1029-h8s]

Definitely needs to be taught in schools. Al aspects. But like said above America has a problem with immortalizing terrible individuals in the form of statues and Americans have a problem with idoling these terrible men.

[@SuperSlimshady1]

@@depressedasfook2893 well not anymore they're taking all the racist statues down

[@iainbaker2742]

Absolutely agree. Perhaps the war on history that seems to be raging in uk is more a war on knowledge.....knowing about how the masses are manipulated and controlled is best learnt by studying history. As the old saying goes "knowledge is power".

[@dustyvarnado1656]

History always repeats itself not identically but pretty much repeats itself in a different but similar way

[@davidmccartney189]

The one thing that Humans have learned from History, is that we don’t learn from History.

[@confusedcheesestick2742]

The fact that this is true is pretty sad

[@mysteriesuntold3393]

Very true

[@j9z924]

Unfortunately..... You are spot on

[@sarahboyd6154]

God bless🥰

[@sarahboyd6154]

@@confusedcheesestick2742 God bless🥰

[@lunavalcreations]

Out of everything in this video, what curdles my blood the most is having an autopsy performed while alive with no anesthesia, jfc that is...unimaginable

[@Windwalker88]

Angel of death!

[@rjeffers3726]

Right?!?! That was the part that got me. Also, the frost bite one. I'm a wuss in the cold lol

[@randomassortmentofthings]

It's a vivesection, not an autopsy

[@lisakilgore1903]

Anybody seen the movie '12 Monkies' The same cities identified as targets for that plague were the same listed cities to be infected with Covid...i keep.wondering if the poverty and over population problem will be solved by planned plagues..

[@SolutionsNotPrayers]

Imagine if god could have done something.

[@HeyItsMad]

Every time I'm exposed to the incomprehensible atrocities humans have committed against others, I grow more resolute in my determiniation to practice kindness, help others, and beleive that we can do better. Maybe I'm naive, a bleeding heart, an idealist, but if there are those who can manifest such intense cruelties from their beleifs then we can at least try to manifest peace and security from our own.

[@CassiTheNerd]

Yes, this! I'm fist-bumping in bed because you're completely right and it's a lovely perspective to hold.

[@travis_approved]

Hearing someone say that makes me hopeful. DFTBA

[@WorldifySanity]

How about to never have children? Prevent unnecessary suffering (all forms) and choose NOT to sentence someone to aging, disease, and death.

[@CassiTheNerd]

@@WorldifySanity...Huh?

[@WorldifySanity]

@@CassiTheNerd Logic is a thing. People don't suffer and die if they are never born.

[@goliathprojects7354]

Germany: *invents mustard gas* USA: "Omg that's horrible, I want it"

[@gregmcmanus1975]

USA: *invents automatic shotgun* Germany: “Omg that’s horrible, I want it”

[@urosmiskovic5578]

Serbia was Kosovo since 1389 and serbia almost got extinct for it Albania: oh no that's horrible, I want it

[@dylanmorales450]

@@prittsehmi3428 Yeah you had me the first line but then you started talking nonsense and used lies, so yeah in conclusion you’re just some religious nutcase.

[@ripadipaflipa4672]

It is so easy to point fingers as we look back on our own seedy history. Look at all the horrific things German’s did because we didn’t think of it first. We wonder why black and brown citizens r hesitate to get the Covid19 vaccine. Right go ahead white people I know how that turned out for my Grandfather.

[@goliathprojects7354]

@@ripadipaflipa4672 I'm not pointing fingers at anyone. I just made a joke. Greetings from Germany :D

[@Meladjusted]

Actually, the captives at Unit 731 were called “丸太” (maruta) which does translate to “logs,” but as in “wooden logs.” The meaning comes from them disposing of the dead bodies through incineration, like logs on a fire.

[@Kaiserland111]

Somehow that's even worse. Thanks for the insight.

[@drewm1808]

Oh wow. That's messed up

[@chaost4544]

Thank you for that information. After hearing that in the video I felt there must be another meaning.

[@lixjiejie]

There was a documentary of Unit 731, where the "results" were passed on to the Americans on the condition that the doctors will not be arrested or implicated for their crimes. So, yea, there are evidence, but covered up Americans

[@drewm1808]

@@chaost4544 This piece of all-our-story never ceases to be heatbreaking AF

[@steel8231]

The Stanford Prison experiment was discredited when several of the guards revealed they were given extra credit or cash for extra brutality.

[@burt591]

Really? Didn't know about that

[@steel8231]

@@burt591 It's not talked about as much because it doesn't really fit with the narrative of most of the people who would bring it up, but it happened and there are interviews with former experiment participants to back it up.

[@burt591]

@@steel8231 You are absolutely right, Vsauce made a video about it

[@AntonBrazhnyk]

Was it documented? Cause you know humans can invent any kind of excuses and will even believe it wholeheartedly to justify what they did. Right?

[@coocat5]

@@AntonBrazhnyk It's known that Zimbardo, the researcher, coached the students on their roles before the experiment, which some claim may have primed them to act in response to what the perceived goals of the experiment were, even if it was just to get it over with in some cases. The experiment is very unscientific in methodology, with much of the study being anecdotal on part of the researchers. Finally, there's quite a bit of footage that has come out from the actual experiment itself, and many claim it to be much more mild than what was originally written in the paper. So there is evidence to question the validity of the experiment, but others such as the Milgram experiment seem to suggest the sentiment isn't invalid just because the experiment might be. Hope this helps answer your question!

[@jiuc9314]

Unit 731is the most disturbing thing that I knew about growing up. There was a book about it called Black sun 731, and a movie was made under that name. I remember a scene where a body was dragged either by their guts or with their guts hanging out, and testing people for frostbite totally shook me. I can't imagine the things/ experiments we don't know about.

[@jasomill0872]

U got thinking about that last one....SCARY SHIT GOING IN THIS WORLD....AND THE STUFF WE DON'T KNO ABOUT....☠️👀☠️👀

[@bibsp3556]

Men behind the sun is a crazy watch

[@miriamanderson6146]

There’s an experiment also about men having sex in the public bathrooms something about 3 3 3. I forgot the title…I think It was done in the USA.

[@martinszoke8558]

Look into the4 children of table 34...it will give it a run for it's money...

[@Aegis4521]

lol

[@whyyousotriggered6050]

It's absolutely gut-wrenching that these men had no conscience experimenting on babies and pregnant women how sick do you have to be to do that

[@АмраОручи]

Its also crazy that this was barely 80 years ago

[@Nonexistent_creature]

the used to believe that babies didn't feel pain....my God I'm glad we've changed (even just a little bit because we are still learning) did you know we still don't know what conciousness is or why we are conscious its really weird

[@Nonexistent_creature]

@@JarinCOD we are conscious.... and so are babies. I was saying we don't even fully understand why we need to survive. why do we feel hunger and thirst? why do we feel complex emotions? what is our purpose on this earth.

[@Nonexistent_creature]

@@JarinCOD also if you break your ribs while drunk chances are you're gonna wake up feeling it. my mom burnt herself while drunk and still remembered and felt the pain the morning after

[@stoiandragos6639]

You think experimenting on babies is sick, try throwing babies in the air and catching then with a bayonet

[@elsac.972]

Thank you for speaking out about unit 731. Not enough people talk about it when discussing the atrocities of human experimentation. As a Korean American who has done extensive research on it in her personal time, it's really appreciated that you are shining a light on this.

[@1ivingdeadgr189]

There's a movie that a director released as a doco called "men under the sun" to show the horrors that happened

[@vassokarapiperi3260]

@@1ivingdeadgr189 Hi, greetings from Athens, it's actually called "Men behind the Sun" and it is to this day one of the hardest to watch movies l've ever seen. Very informative though, so if you have the stomach for it then l highly recommend it.....

[@fred6059]

The Japanese did worse experiments than the Germans.

[@steves1015]

I agree, I find it unbelievable that the atrocities committed there and in other Japanese units are not that widely known. Nor is the role the Americans played in hiding the top scientists and giving them immunity / protection after the war.

[@EllieMaes-Grandad]

@@steves1015 That the USA protected the perpetrators, not indicting them for war crimes, is why the atrocities are not widely known. Similar treatment given to the Nazi rocket scientists and others holding valuable ideas*. Von Braun took the USA to the moon . . . * Operation Paperclip - there's a book about it.

[@buggyhuman]

The autopsy while people were still living without anesthesia is among one of the most horrifying things I have ever heard be done to humans. Let's hope things like these experiments, not just the one I talked about but all of them will never be done again.

[@mydixiewrecked315]

if Mankind does not learn from past mistakes, they are doomed to repeat the processes.

[@Diamoondust]

@Sarah CA that is terrible.

[@wvrjl]

@Sarah CA - My God! It shows you how the USA picks and chooses what horrors are "acceptable" to them!

[@wvrjl]

@Sarah CA - * Nazi has one z.

[@imSUPPRESED]

@Sarah CA it's like they don't realise how close Japan is, thanks to jetstreams and ocean currents

[@sophiepedigree7139]

"They tought darker skin would make them more resistant." I know a BS excuse when I hear one

[@richardrose9943]

Science was not very advanced back then I mean darker skinned ppl are less likely to get sunburned why not expect them not to get muster burnt

[@cronchybo]

that was actually a common belief. it's even in some modern medical textbooks.

[@niyah_uwu]

Well they did use white soldiers for a control group so I kinda think that they actually believed it. And what @cronchybo said is true, a lot of textbooks still say that black people have higher pain tolerances and thicker skin than white people ... Which if course is bs. Another huge problem is skin infections and generally stuff that is on skin, as textbooks only show white people's skin and some sores or other stuff can be genuinely harder to see on black/darker skin.

[@DredCthulhu]

I mean darker skin makes you more resistant to skin cancers, so it KINDA adds up.

[@magentatime]

@@DredCthulhu no it doesnt lmao

[@ca44444]

I’ve heard the term “medicalized Torture” to refer to these kind of experiments. I feel like the term fits more than just “experiments”.

[@Nizz966]

Medicalized torture is a subcategory of experiments, although nobody should agree with the experiments, that doesn’t mean they weren’t experiments

[@euanlankybombamccombie6015]

Beta tests too

[@RaccoonNation]

Also some of the current medical practices are horrific.. on infants especially 😿

[@ForsakenKingOfMurrica]

I do believe in medicalized torture. Not on me of course I'm selfish like that lol. As far as learning the limitation of the human body on what the hell ever subject I mean you do have to go through pain to understand pain. Much like love relationships

[@Jon-pw2ik]

@@ForsakenKingOfMurrica damn Jacob youre a real character

[@melloyellogsxr]

Imagine the things that we will just never know of..

[@jasonharris1636]

ignorance is bliss

[@janesvirtualworld]

I was in a good mood until I found out about unit 731 and the two headed dog experiment

[@hmkk1746]

Most likely the worst

[@prettyhatemachine8887]

*Israel 2021.

[@delagum1]

That’s for the better of humanity.

[@Mercury-Wells]

Sadly, this video could have gone for a lot longer...

[@themachine5647]

First Joe Scott video I nearly couldn't get through. Physical nausea, urge to escape the room, hard time breathing. Yep, pre-panic attack ahoy. That said, everyone should be told about these things. We need to know as a species that we do this. We ALL do this, we dehumanize those we want to make enemies, we all justify it. You will, as a human, make up incredible stories in your head for why doing a horrible thing is justified. You're not immune because you think you're a "good" person. A lot of the people who did these things thought they were good too.

[@ortherner]

true

[@upvotecomment2110]

Additional 3hrs for China, 2hrs for USA, 2hrs for N.Korea Etc... We will go old even just listing the names of the countries involved.

[@cCiIcCo]

@@upvotecomment2110 Exactly

[@ortherner]

@@upvotecomment2110 Naa, That’s 50 hours of china. Probraly a bit more of USA to.

[@alexandra_9649]

Im German. The name Mengele alone gives me goosebumps. Its mandatory to visit a KZ with School, we visited the one in Dachau. Its bone chilling. But at the very least, we take our countrys history very seriously.

[@samuelaraujomedeiros6682]

I like how you germans value history. If people were like that here in Brazil there wouldn't be people crying for another military dictatorship in our streets right now. Because people would remember what it's like to live in one.

[@Lord_Khan]

Im german too, we visited the concentration camp Natzweiler-Struthof in France. It wasn't as bad as the bigger camps, because little was left, but the by far most horrifying thing there was the experimentation chamber, and at Auschwitz that was way way worse with Mengele. Ever heard Angel of Death by Slayer...it nails that terror.

[@sturmfrei5853]

@@Lord_Khan damn, my class was so excited and interested in going to auschwitz and learning about it but the day before we were supposed to go, our teacher decided we should go to the fucking Völkerschlachtsdenkmal in Leipzig instead 🤦‍♀️

[@mila.8909]

My class was in dachau too. It is something I’ll probably never forget. I mean you learn most of the things kinda beforehand but seeing the pictures and being at that terrible place is just something else.

[@LetsPatchItUp]

Thank you 😊! Whenever The USA thinks of Germany they never think past WW2, as if time stoped there for Germany. I've told people how much further Germany's in their healing and acknowledgement of past atrocities while we in the USA can't admit ever doing wrong, including our own camps of Japanese people. They answer me that they were far less evil, but I answer so what, they did it once and teach about it so as not to repeat history. We pretend nothing was wrong so we've done it at least 4 times that I know of and at Least 2 were also death camps. Indigenous multiple times with some as deadly. Chinese who built our railroads that we didn't know how to deal with, death camps. WW2 of Japanese and a smattering of all Asians who lost everything, land, families, material whatever's. Okay, so this is all just in the past right? Nope! Recently we kidnapped children away from their families and put them in cages all crowded together without bathrooms, beds, blankets, family, security, or running water. Since we can't admit it, we're doomed to repeat it

[@Sokattash678]

As hard as this is to watch, thank you. This is the horrific history that needs to be remembered, and NEVER repeated.

[@missnellaful]

I agree. Why do musicians repeat it constantly for every age group, and get away with it? They need an accountability system! Some are on Facebook and have up to 10 false identities. Posing as musicians from Prague, and making THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS, their "ha ha" moment. Which is not funny at all to Holocaust survivors. Professional musicians, who have been playing since the 60's, need to be watched and self governed by their peers. ESPECIALLY the ones from Canada! Terrible behaviour. Thank you for the help and place to add additional concerns.

[@shawnritzie9231]

Just like this history should not be repeated!>Executions Playlist Link: kzbin.info/aero/PLstamcBT7yVKL0T9N9-PaBlLg2klxj_bH

[@selenacordeiro1458]

If you’ve received the covid shot, you’re going through literally one of THE largest if not THE largest experiments done on humans to date. Humans are creatures of habit, nothing will change.

[@deonaboyle7651]

I agree but since when has humanity ever learned and not repeated. All life travels in cycles, history repeats and no one does a damn thing to break the cycle! Animals however, are smarter. They learn and adapt or change direction. They are the smart ones on this planet!

[@deonaboyle7651]

@@selenacordeiro1458 I totally agree with your statement! It has definitely divided this country, because now those who don’t take the jab, aren’t allowed in certain areas.

[@synthraofficial5366]

I remember my friend at the time asking me why she was seeing so many African Americans who were skeptical about the speed in which the covid vaccine had been made, and I started talking about the Tuskegee experiments. She had no idea what I was talking about. We're both in our early 20s. There needs to be more discussed about this sort of thing, because you would not believe how shocked and horrified she was, but I'd known about that since I was a kid because we talked about it but the public doesn't. It isn't pleasant, but it's the truth. Much of history isn't pleasant because the people who made it weren't pleasant, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have merit.

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

It boggles my mind just how little history so many people seem to know.

[@dnsoulx]

in my area, many black people are adamant about getting the vaccine, but like you said, they probably have no idea about the tuskegee, or any type of experiments there of. any sort of injection or "vaccine" that the government puts out, i do not trust, and this is purely off of the past atrocities this country has done.

[@lauricomstock9144]

Read the Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Will really open your eyes, and it's a good book to boot.

[@soimsha.]

I won’t trust a covid vaccine until YEARS after it’s come out. They rushed the vaccine, couldn’t agree on ONE vaccine so they came out with several. I’m not getting it nor are my kids

[@estranged85]

@@soimsha. covid-19 shares 80% of genes with SARS, that's why scientists had a good start with the vaccine + much much much more financial support and global support than usual.

[@AndPennyThought]

The Stanford Prison Experiment has actually been more or less tossed out as well. It turns out they were not "left without any oversight" in fact the guy running it gave specific instructions on how the two groups should behave.

[@NancyLebovitz]

Yes, please do a follow-up about debunking the Stanford Prison experiment.

[@erika002]

Vsauce made videos about it and even interviewed the Head Scientist of that experiment.

[@NancyLebovitz]

@@erika002 That's fine for Vsauce, but if Joe is citing the Stanford Prison experiment, he should get his viewers up to date about it being debunked.

[@Par-Crom]

I stopped watching Vsauce after they launched their paid videos. It was the reality-tv-esque experiments. I saw, in Mind Field S2 - The Greater Good (Episode 1) that the lever changed position - like, fucking twice - in the same scene. Plus the overall thing looked kinda staged to me before that happened. Vsauce makes good entertainment with science, but experiments ? I'll put my interest on more honest people.

[@katmannsson]

I too came down here to chime in with this.

[@douglassantos418]

Wanna know the worst thing about unit 731? I could totally happen again. I live in Japan, and not only are they not apologetic to past mistakes and try to justify them, the general sentiment that created the situation in the first place is still there. It's creepy to live in Japan sometimes for how blind they are, if a superior tells them to do something, there is no ethical question, they will 100 porcent do it. Out of fear of being ostracized for not complying with everyone else.

[@CCubes88]

Any demographic is capable of being absolute monsters. Which is why war is so dangerous, every side becomes inhumane

[@angrynoodletwentyfive6463]

And people from the US try to make japan out to have been FAR more sypathetic than they actually were. Some people are actually reframing the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as something the US did for the "funsies" rather than something that definitely might have been overkill in retrospect but at the time was viewed as the only way to take down a brutal unrelenting dictatorship that was refusing to go down. Just because the US did things that in retrospect were not ok , does not make what japan did any better! no side is ever going to be the complete and utter innocent victem/hero thats not how wars work... if your enemy is using unfair tactics sometimes you have to sink to their level or you are going to lose. War is brutal and neither side can emerge with their hands clean if they actually want to stand a chance at winning thats why most people nowadays want to avoid war in the first place. And the actions of one nation during a war are irrelevant to the actions of another.

[@okpunky]

Wow. That’s sure A scary place to live. The ppl there are mostly all blind to the entire world. They only know what they are told and what’s put on their tv’s etc. we think we have it bad in the west. But North & South Korea. China. Japan. Entire Middle East. And others. If they could live our lives they would be so enraged at how they been lied to all their lives. Being told that the USA etc ARE OUT TO KILL THEM ALL IS LIES !! Makes me personally very sad and angry. I pray for ppl all over to one day finally get peace and happiness and be able to laugh while watching A comedy sitcom on tv. Or the internet. Maybe one day. But I doubt that day will ever come 😢😢😢

[@blue---monday]

I am also a foreigner who lived there for a while! It's different for everyone, but the one thing that made me determined that Japan is not for me is also the unquestioned submission to authority, and the apathy towards public participation in general. During college, when I learned that most of my Japanese friends have never voted in their life (and did not intend to anyway), and that almost 70% of voters there are over 60 year old blew my mind. My experience there discussing politics with other young people was such a grim contrast to my experience in virtually all other countries. But the one experience that left the most distaste in my mouth is when my friends could not identify a Nazi symbol, and their surprise that Japan was allied with the Nazis. That country is just not for me I guess. I can tolerate lack of development / technological advancement much more than ignorance, apathy, and disinterest in history/community. Just insanity.

[@LalaLa-ze7kv]

History already starting to repeat itself it's just another country this time. Your big western neighbor with camps and promoting another great asian co prosperity plan

[@charlesfollette9692]

Unit 731, the “doctors” and anyone involved on any level should have all faced warcrime tribunals.

[@sirpicklestien1436]

I’m tryna head hunt they asses. Shit like this is insane to me and makes me just depressed at humanity. Shit sucks on 🌍☹️

[@fawnieee]

And america pardoned them, gave them completely new identities and american protection all in exchange for their "research". They were NEVER held accountable and were protected and looked after. Thanks america.

[@illmnts]

They did, the Khabarovsk war crime trials ran by the Soviets which were dismissed as propaganda in the west. Shiro Ishii however negotiated immunity from the US in exchange for his biological weapons data.

[@pigeonarmstrong]

Unit 731 and its experiments is the most gruesome stuff I've ever read about. Unimaginable really.

[@randomlyamazing8504]

Oh mark my words all the people who participated in those sick activities and committed evil against humanity of that extent will be judged in the end just not by humanity but by the man who created humanity they can explain there sick reasoning to the creator and I’m willing to bet just about anything they are going to have different feelings about what they did and why

[@jarastar6499]

Unit 731 is legitimately one of the most horrifying things I’ve ever heard described in my life.

[@fullstop8342]

For real, It honestly made me sick to my stomach.

[@xMorogothx]

Why are you guys so scared of science? Lay down your bibles and embrace reality.

[@g-4642]

@@xMorogothx science? this cannot be considered science, this is straight up beast brutality done to the Chinese by the Japanese, you want us to embrace reality but Japan hasn't even recognized that this had happened.

[@xMorogothx]

@@g-4642 It's science.

[@melkor9121]

@@xMorogothx 😂

[@Lisa-ir2gz]

The Tuskeegee study is INSANE!! I did a paper on it in my Ethics class. "They didn't think they could convince the black people to take the treatment for Syphyliss.''.....Yup, and they didn't even offer it and let the patients decide. UGH!!!

[@mitchelllaa]

And now they trying to convince the world to commit to COVID vaccines one shot two shots three shots gates said five shots lockdowns double masking social distancing plexiglass nasal swab anus swab bracelet trackers necklace trackers it just doesn’t end and guess what they don’t want it to

[@ilikepushrodv8s210]

I took a class in high school (class of 99) called holocaust. I did my final presentation on eugenics in the US, in other words here in our country. At the end i was questioned by the teacher why I picked the topic. I said I wanted to prove that cruelty existed here as well. He polled the class and the majority rejected it as a fact and many people were angry with me insinuating I was pushing some sort of false anti patriot agenda.

[@mitchelllaa]

@@ilikepushrodv8s210 the one thing people often learn is the truth always comes out in plain view no matter what and some find out later then others

[@psilvakimo]

@@ilikepushrodv8s210 Eugenics is something that progressives came up with. Not just the US but they operated worldwide.

[@dyawr]

@@psilvakimo Actually they were adopted and promoted by a lot of people with a far right agenda, at the time...

[@rebecca2583]

i’ve never seen what happens with untreated syphilis. not only is that horrifying, but it makes the experiment even worse

[@Jeanwang4]

I'm a Chinese. Thanks for showing unit 731 in your video. It's brutal but honestly it's not well known compare to what Nazi had done. And I started crying when I saw u talking about it. Wish people are smart enough to learn from history and don't make the same mistakes again,have empathy on other humans even we look differently.

[@andyandcallie]

And to this day, Japan sweeps this under the rug.

[@Jeanwang4]

@@andyandcallie what can i say. it's political. China can be blamed for almost everything.

[@andyandcallie]

@@Jeanwang4 True but this time, Japan was the culprit. And at least Germany, eventually, took responsibility but Japan has not. They won't talk about it, the children in their schools are not taught about it and no compensation for the victims was ever offered. Many of their torturers went on to have wonderful careers and were well-respected by the Japanese. It is absolutely disgusting.

[@bibsp3556]

The movie about it should be watched, despite it being graphic as hell. It needs to be. The atrocities must never be forgotten

[@suelyncatrionarosemiller9542]

There are people in high places playing God with the human race

[@scienceface8884]

Imagine just how many of those civilian test subjects were dismissed as crazy conspiracy theorists...

[@alkeryn1700]

"but the governement would never do something bad" "the medias would never lie"

[@mariusm5660]

The same like in COVID-19 case.

[@monteemusic174]

You are missing the fact that back in the days information was not as assessable as today. If something bad is happening like to the Muslims in China. People will find out. And the information will spread.

[@amberjeanne3121]

The men that survived the Tuskeegee experiments finally got a formal apology from the government. President Clinton invited them to the White House and publicly acknowledged what happened to them and all the news channels were there - these guys at least got that. Buuuut ... no one ended up seeing it. Just as the speech started, OJ decided to go for a drive. Everyone went immediately to televise that instead, and no one got to see these guys.

[@lisab7922]

@@monteemusic174 There is a little thing called censorship.

[@sofiaacevedo9495]

I actually did a research assignment on unethical human experimentations and it's crazy how much of this isn't talked about. It's like it was all brushed under a rug.

[@Honeybee-cy9gc]

Which was most shocking to you?

[@sofiaacevedo9495]

@@Honeybee-cy9gc It's not the worst one that they did but the most shocking to me was the Sterilization experiments that the nazis did during the holocaust. These expriments lasted almost 4 years from March 1941 to February 1945. They sterilized around 400,000 people. The purpose of the experiments was to find a method of sterilization that would be suitable to sterilize millions of people with minimal time and effort. However, they also did these experiments as a way to get rid of the people that they deemed to be inferior. These people included people with mental and physical disabilities. The nazis believed that caring for these people would only take away the resources from the stronger members of the population. AND to make it even worse, when the doctors that conducted these experiments were put on trial, not a single one of them expressed any sort of regret or remorse for what they did. They all claimed that they were motivated by their desire to solve medical problems.

[@sofiaacevedo9495]

@@jwhite-1471 In school?? In history classes??? I'm not saying that people should walk up to strangers and just randomly start talking about the holocaust. i meant that it should be a much more prominent unit in schools. It is typically a subject that is skimmed over and then people move on. I get that it's a hard subject to even think about, but that's why it's important to learn and teach. The impact that it had, not only on the world but on the human species themselves is extremely important. It was hardly believable that anyone could even perform such inhumane actions such as those conducted in the holocaust, let alone millions of people. The holocaust and what happened during it is one of the most heartbreaking and horrific things to ever happen in all of history. Teaching it to students (mostly high school students) can honestly help broaden their understanding of so many things, such as the value of the promotion of human rights, the abuse of power, ethics, and the dangers of prejudice. I'm gonna be honest, i'm not even 18 yet and I might have completely misunderstood your question and I apologize if I did but my opinion still stands. Also, let me know if this genuinely doesn't make any sense and i'll try to be clearer :)

[@outlawscar3328]

Part of it is mainstream media. They aren't willing to say the truth if it's ugly. They're still skittish about using the word "fuck". It's so sanitized it's useless. And now the post 90's control of private advertisers and military contractors over the major news outlets have turn both left and right mainstream news into a faux-opposition puppet-show of meaningless propaganda.

[@melissabass1427]

We still under their rule too

[@SILVERF0X13]

So this video is pretty old, but as a heads up in case you didn't see others mention it, the Stanford Prison Experiment was debunked a long time ago. The study looked for people who were aggressive to be guards, they were explicitly told to be aggressive, and those running it took part in the experiment as well, urging the subjects to do things, thus completely ruining any actual data that might have been gained from it. Not throwing shade or anything. That particular experiment gets cited a bunch in this type of context and I think most people making educational content would want to know about that.

[@its_thatdominicana946]

Wen you started talking about mustard gas the hairs stood on my body... My father was a African American troop who suffered this.... My dads skin was a beautiful brown but turned a weird purplish...not dark. Weird...his skin flaked ..ppl judged my father didn't wanna be around him...it wasn't until he passed away I learned about mustard gas... I read it ..never heard someone say it...I'm at work literally in tears like damn .. this country really don't like us even though we would give our lives ... I'm sorry u died dad wit no diagnosis. I'm.sorry u had to suck up all those looks and comments to such ignorant ppl...I'm sorry u fought for country that never gave a damn about u.... R.I.P Gilbert Johnson...as bad as I wanna finish the clip I'm only 4:45 in and I can't...but I appreciate u bringing this to light

[@jeaniejbutler4911]

Better late than never ..Respect...RIP Gilbert Johnson, thank you for your service. You certainly deserved better.

[@its_thatdominicana946]

@@jeaniejbutler4911 appreciate it so much❤️❤️

[@jeaniejbutler4911]

@@its_thatdominicana946 Hearing about people especially vets going thru this kind of thing just breaks my heart. I come from a family where almost all the men served in the military with several of them retiring from either the Army or Marines. 7 uncles, 23 cousins, my dad and my 2 brothers, 3 nephews, and my 2 grandsons want to join as soon as they graduate (scary thought). Plus 4 aunts who served as nurses. I dont share this to say oh look at my family...NO I say it to be able to say yes they served and they would have had a fit if they were ever aware of anything like that. They love and still talk about those they served with and keep in touch with several. Most have passed on, as there are not many left from the WWII era, my cousins and brothers served in Viet nam and Korea. No one should ever be treated like your father was. it is shameful and a stain on those who were making those decisions and those who carried out the orders.

[@debbieharris9142]

Love and prayers for your beautiful dad Gilbert Johnson xxx

[@umhi5743]

@@jeaniejbutler4911 Wow that’s a lot of people, imagine people breaking into a home full of you entire family…

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

In college, a cop broke up a party I had. She told me that earlier that day, she had her mace training and was now in such a good mood that her eyes were no longer burning that she let me off with a warning.

[@curiousworld7912]

My son went through police training. He walked over to my house after being tear-gassed/maced/whatever in class to shower, and I wrote a note to the instructor, asking him to please excuse my son from any further chemical attacks. My son said the instructor laughed his head off, and said he'd never gotten a note from anyone's mother before. He tacked it up on his office wall. :)

[@Katniss218]

Covid parties not good. You shouldn't participate in them.

[@stevenkristensen9088]

@@Katniss218 relax...sounds like it was a while ago

[@stevenkristensen9088]

@@curiousworld7912 lol

[@curiousworld7912]

@@stevenkristensen9088 It was. Several years ago.

[@ItsMe-cp8xc]

The students in the Stanford experiment weren’t even left to their own devices to discipline their prisoners. They were straight up told to be abusive, multiple times and to amp it up.

[@naturallycuriousashley]

Yes. I was waiting to hear him say this, but it's false the claims they made from the experiment

[@TheDemsk]

True. But they still use the results as facts. This is why you can't trust most scientists. They are biased and manipulative.

[@leyren2606]

@@TheDemsk your statement itself is also manipulative. Why "most" scientists? What evidence do you have? And overall, what else is more trustworthy than science? Of course scientists are just humans, and there are scumbags among them too, but an empirical and evidence-based approach to anything is in the end the most trustworthy source you will ever be able to have.

[@TheDemsk]

@@leyren2606 Empirical, provable science is not the ruling force, especially in many arenas within psychology. (The fact that child sexuality and development is based on studies done on p3doph1les should make you pause.) These days, science is treated like a religion, not a means to reach answers. I say "most" scientists because observing and interpreting data differently than the unempirically-concluded narrative gets you shunned from publication and costs you your career. This happens in every field. It's mob rule.

[@Notebook_System]

I’m a clinical psychology major and one of the first papers I did my freshman year was on the Stanford prison study. The study was to see if a position of power would change a person and it does. It started with a bunch of volunteers who were interviewed by Phillip Zimbardo and his colleagues so they can choose who would participate in the study. Everyone who was a part of the fake prison answered questions similarly and had similar personalities. It was completely chosen at random who was a guard or a prisoner. At first nothing was really going on because it was just such a new thing, the guards actually asked Dr Zimbardo for guidance and he said this is their prison block now and they should act as they imagine a real prison guard does. THEY WERE NOT TOLD TO BE CRUEL. Being cruel to prisoners is how they perceived prison guards to be. A prisoner was released a few days early after a psychological break and more followed thus causing the experiment to end early. There are other experiments in psychology that are similar to the prison study like The Asch conformity study and the milgram experiment. By the way the Milgram experiment led the volunteers to believe they killed a man. These experiments are not the researchers being cruel, but rather providing further proof of empathy being a taught thing. As for the other experiments mentioned in this video, nobody should be harmed for experiments and ones that cause physiological damage are typically the most unethical

[@king_salamander3938]

it makes me absolutly sick that people did this to their own kind. thank you joe for spreading awarness and knowledge because it is important to share info like this to prevent future events like the ones described in the video. absolutly gut wrenching what they did tho.

[@Kalumbatsch]

20:31 The Stanford prison experiment was also pretty much scientifically worthless for various reasons. The participants were egged on by Zimbardo himself to act more aggressively to get the outcome he wanted, as an example.

[@funtimetuber093]

Currently studying this topic in Psychology. This experiment is definitely considered to be unethical in modern society.

[@QueenDarkChocolate]

Yes, thus making it a thoroughly discredited.

[@ask_why000]

Ah, the "expert" in the white coat urging others to "proceed." Sounds familiar...

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

@@funtimetuber093 It was unethical at the time as well. He definitely violated many professional standards and corrupted the scientific method.

[@rjeffers3726]

I wouldn't say it's pointless. It kind of shows human nature. The prisoners got paid in advance and could have left without consequence. They could have left, but chose to stay

[@TheJohhnyrotten]

Well he held my attention for 23 minutes and 25 seconds. Where were the teachers like this when I was a kid?

[@likeastickaaa7399]

frfr

[@hairypotato8469]

I wonder that too because even though these are very messed experiments to learn about I would enjoy this more.

[@DunkIeosteus]

That’s Cuase he’s talking about an interesting subject. Imagine trying to make algebra sound interesting

[@nilesbutler8638]

teachers who taught stuff like that? Idk how old you are, but many probably weeded out during MCarthys purges. Later generations of teachers knew what not to teach if they cared for their job. Not taking part in the red, white and blue history washing can still land you in serious trouble as a teacher in many parts of the US. Just look at the battle around the 1619 project.

[@TheJohhnyrotten]

@@nilesbutler8638 Joseph McCarthy was doing his thing ten years before I was born, and most people in the UK (where I live) have probably never heard of him. I get your point though because I'm sure a lot of people in the early 1950s in the US were paranoid about what they could be accused of. McCarthyism ruined a lot of good peoples careers back then.

[@michcookies]

I love horror films and books, they very rarely have me looking over my shoulder and don’t usually keep me up at night. But this... terrifies me. What those people had to endure is absolutely sickening. I just don’t understand how people can be so cruel.

[@teijaflink2226]

Same, horrifies me lot more to know that humans are this evil, makes me feel hopeless and my depression and anxiety to get even worse. And makes me realise how incredibly lucky I am because all these horrible things might aswell be happening to me and then realise this life will probably not get better, I will never get better from this depression and anxiety because I don't deserve it because so many are suffering and die suffering all their life. I hate most humans, everyone who accepts this shit and cruelty

[@joshuahetherington5161]

Someone's crazy ideology and people's lack of courage to stand up against things allows for it to happen, time and time again. Here's hoping we learn... I doubt it.

[@Whocares158]

Humans are a sick and cruel species.

[@orangevanillalatte6859]

Thank you for talking about Unit 731. It has always baffled me why people in the west generally don't know about such horrific and large scale tortures.

[@AsifAli-od1cf]

West doesn't know about UK's experiments on Indians Rawalpindi Experiments for example

[@brianm.595]

I feel like you missed a whole segment on this in how the mentally ill have been tested on. Lobotomies on living people?

[@amberjeanne3121]

That guy won a freaking Nobel Prize for that!

[@sueballenger2300]

Joe Kennedy had a lobotomy performed on his daughter Rosemary because she was becoming embarrassing.

[@show._bug]

lobotomies scare the shit out of me so bad

[@dantelundell9386]

@@sueballenger2300 They made her play the violin and sing during the surgery and didn't stop scraping around her frontal lobe until she stopped singing. Lobotomies are beyond disgusting

[@tuna393]

I mean the mentally ill literally had no other options though. They either had the option of living out the rest of their lives in a straitjacket or atleast try to "cure" it.

[@raydahlquist4293]

this guy actually missed a part that is really crucial: post ww2 the soviet union wanted to charge the japanese government with war crimes because of the experiments in unit 731, but the united states struck an immunity deal with shiro ishii on the basis that he could give them some of the information from the experiments. he went on to help the united states with the korean war.

[@zebdawson3687]

“Soviet Union good. America bad.” 😂

[@saeedhossain6099]

@@zebdawson3687 fairly certain every nation that has an army that politicians send troops to places outside their borders are kinda by definition going to be doing some foul stuff....

[@zebdawson3687]

@@saeedhossain6099 yup. Thaaaaaat’s the joke I’m making, my guy. 👍

[@hengineer]

its horrendously fucked up and you could argue you could learn some of this information other ways but from my understanding this is where we actually get the military rules for frostbite in the water and survival time. Does it justify it? fuck no. but we do know this now. We've learned a lot about the human body from lots of tragedies in our past.

[@courtneysmith6082]

I’m sorry, what!?! And the US honored the deal?!? Pls tell me some covert missions made the perpetrators suffer. This is why lying was invented! If they were really allowed to enjoy their lives, my libra spirit will be decimated. I’m already feeling a tad vigilante-ish - and I’m normally a pacifist. Ugh, ppl are the worst

[@bigbadwolf5870]

*eating bologna sandwich Joe: So this is what Syphilis looks like *stops eating bologna sandwich

[@andrewwilson6407]

22 years of being on this earth and I never knew how to spell bologna

[@ItsRubyGD]

@@andrewwilson6407 its a load of bologna, isnt it

[@roxjeruben]

@@andrewwilson6407 unless it's a special type of sandwhich typical to the area of Bologna, Italy (In Europe, I know shocking)

[@bobinthewest8559]

@@andrewwilson6407... "Baloney" is a euphemism for bullshit... "Balogna" is a sandwich meat.

[@leadgindairy3709]

@@andrewwilson6407 below knee

[@splash4891]

it is truly sad about all the torture these folks endured...what's even sadder is that its all still happening on some level, many of which is unknown

[@abby4161]

I love how they don’t teach us any of this in school and they are all like”be ready for the real world” when they also sugar coat how bad it is like they pretend none of this happened- Edit:oopsies I started some in the comments-

[@annabees]

You didn't learn any of these at school? Not even nazi experiments? That's about the only thing I learnt about "real" world in history class: humans can lose all humanity in the sake of science. But I didn't learn it basically apply at all levels under the God of Economics. (I'm French so maybe that's why we learnt different things?)

[@andyartze4529]

It was mentioned in American schools, specifically the German and American cases while learning about WW2

[@drewjenkins2318]

I learned about everything he talked about in school.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

What school did you go to? We definitely learned about this in school

[@CaptiveReefSystems]

😄 I learned about this stuff, though, a lot of it was via my own research. Teachers would probably get sued for teaching any of this brutal shit in the classroom nowadays! It would also probably adversely affect the administrations' "safe spaces", and would also expose students to the *real* atrocities of history (over those entirely imagined or exaggerated), and that would hurt the narrative... 😏

[@itsmilograve]

"The United States would never... ah no" sums up what you learn about US History once you leave highschool

[@kajlir5802]

I learned about stanford prison in highschool tho

[@francisschweitzer8431]

Yea..... I know time was important... but how about the U. S. Army giving the Native Americans all of the blankets used by Smallpox victims

[@shannonjackson464]

how about understanding ALL countries practiced evil shit before & America's sins aren't as dark as the rest of the world's sins because America is younger. SO SAVE YOUR ANTI-AMERICAN COMIIE SENTIMENT. America is & ALWAYS HAS BEEN the Beacon of Light & Hope in the very dark world. YOU CAN GO BACK TO SLEEP NOW BOO BOO.

[@MLK7788]

@@shannonjackson464 girl I absolutely love my country and what it stood for at one time but please do some research. We have done absolutely horrendous things like for one people in the highest office helped with 911. Then we went into the middle east totally tore up their countries for decades for what? Oil? The war machine? Poppyfeilds? Yep. My husband fought in those wars wanting to fight and protect our country. Our men died thinking terrorists came into our country and attacked never ever thinking that our own gov helped plan it. Not to mention Obama funding isis to kill our own! Dont be a fool and may God have mercy on us!

[@lokendraannamunthodo7857]

@@shannonjackson464..Hate to burst your bubble kid, but you are living in a very secretive and evil world. Forget the beacon of light bullshit. Presently the Illuminati is reducing the population around the world, with America high on the agenda. Have you ever heard of the CFR. Do some researching kiddo. Then you can make a reasonable comment. Please read the comment by Misty Kimm and wisen up.

[@Deadman1000]

The U.S paid Shiro Ishi 300,000 dollars for all of his research. He walked away a free man and his research wasn't destroyed.

[@rhettwalker2236]

Why would the United States support their enemy?

[@Filip_Phreriks]

@@rhettwalker2236 Knawledge

[@Deadman1000]

@@rhettwalker2236 because the U.S constantly lies and deceives people to make it seem like we are honorable... we aren't

[@rhettwalker2236]

@@Deadman1000 well you're very patriotic

[@redlady222]

@@rhettwalker2236 We haven’t had much to be patriotic about in quite a while.

[@kimptastic4645]

I’ve never heard of you but the “just put me in the gas chamber”, awkward laugh then silent turn… absolutely beautiful. Subscribed!

[@InformingChoices]

As difficult as this stuff is to hear, the very least the victims deserve is that we learn from it. Thank you for sharing.

[@DeidreL9]

Agreed, we must bear witness for them

[@Lupita311]

Tell it to the mentally ill in Guatemala some still deformed by the syphilis and other STDs the US infected them with. It is not even a little cosolation.

[@joed1950]

Learned what?! There can be no "good" from this.

[@keetahbrough]

nonononono. we shouldn't. The very least the victims deserve.. and Humanity.. is to ensure that atrocities never happen AGAIN. Modern humans don't do that.. modern humans are apathetic to suffering. Do ya know how evil it is to just allow it.. willy nilly.. the way taxpayers do....

[@umhi5743]

@@keetahbrough What they’re saying is to learn not to repeat it again and prevent it from happening by seeing how this ever happened. The only way to repeat history is to know about it.

[@gladiator8404]

Proof that governments never have your best interest in mind.

[@theblackdahlia3680]

They ar evil

[@_burnice_]

@@theblackdahlia3680 and greedy

[@DoesAngelsHaveWings]

That's absolutely not true, the goverment is what you make it. Your society works how YOU make it. Vote right and hold those with money accountable. "the goverment" is not evil, people are.

[@EJxSB]

It depends on what part of the government bro. There isn't one government where everybody is on point, hence the huge division in this country right now. You think your state rep doesn't have your best interest in mind. I guarantee you they do (unless you live in some flyover state maybe). Now if we're talking about the DEA, FBI, CIA, and especially NSA. Of course they don't have your best interest in mind. But unless you're illiterate or were raised around a very poor school district area, if you don't know about the evil that goes on in the US by now, then you are just completely ignorant.

[@gabbpee]

Rightttt ! Like nobody realizes just how toxic , greedy , and evil the government really is...

[@jagmannenarbrand8373]

"Mustard gas" sounds like such an innocent name.

[@snakekiller667]

First time i heard about it i tought thet it was a spray for hot dogs...

[@cayturner3565]

Mustard stinks 💀

[@laaaliiiluuu]

@@snakekiller667 It can be but that will also be your last hot dog. 😅

[@snakekiller667]

@@laaaliiiluuu proly.

[@benjiusofficial]

Not if it's French's brand. Then it's a human rights violation in the making.

[@bunsenn5064]

There is a chemical lab in Maryland not too far from where I live, and they conducted experiments testing nerve agents on human subjects. Some were volunteers, others were not. There are several types of nerve gases named after this particular lab in the form of an acronym at the beginning of the chemical name. It’s some freaky stuff.

[@Aegis4521]

Tell me more about

[@jsgdk]

The japanese referring to subjects as logs was not because of logbook entries, they literally referred to them as pieces of wood.

[@stevenobrien557]

Saw one interview with a one of the workers who said they called them logs because they were cutting them all up

[@XSemperIdem5]

That's what I thought at first; of actual wooden logs.

[@theMuBot]

From the Wikipedia article on Unit 731: "This term originated as a joke on the part of the staff because the official cover story for the facility given to the local authorities was that it was a lumber mill." The are also references to the fact that the corpses of victims were incinerated.

[@bigskrimpin1453]

This video is incorrect about a few things...oh well. Interesting though

[@franklinz8098]

The author of My Hero Academia named a guy who was conducting human experiments "log", hence the series went from a very popular series that had a score of 9.7 to something like 2.1 in China and was deleted from most sites a few days later, not banned, just deleted, even from pirate sites because no one wants it to be there.

[@raybrandt]

Someone had to talk about this, even if it's obviously uncomfortable.

[@thechronic555]

Yea refer to my previous comment. Operation paperclip is the name tagged onto the shade the u.s. threw after the war letting a healthy portion of nazis thrive after committing their attrocities..

[@Eseckiels]

Come to germany to a school an you learn everything that happed over two years. Nothing new for us.

[@leviandhisbae7375]

We should never stop talking about it, and always make sure it never happens again

[@slave_K]

but no one talks about communist atrocities, i wonder why.... I wrote little bit about that 4 comments above.

[@slave_K]

@@Eseckiels we know that all german women were raped by communists, I am polish and my grandma would say that nazis were more civil and honorable than communists that came "to save us from nazis". but no one talks about it.

[@LiveStream19221]

The sad thing is some of the doctors and soldiers from experiment 741 are still alive

[@Stoogis]

Unit 731, they are still alive because of the USA and Japanese collusion to share the data about the experiments, allowing the doctors and soldiers to have immunity and live out their lives rather than send them to Nuremberg.

[@onemorelevelup]

I believe there is even a shrine to one that the Japanese government still reveres.

[@Stoogis]

@@onemorelevelup there is, a few years ago a group of protesters gathered outside and cut off their pinky fingers in protest shame that war criminals still had shrines. I think it's Yasakuni shrine which has inscriptions of 1,068 convicted war criminals with 14 of these being class A war criminals.

[@Stoogis]

@Sarah CA you are spot on, in Japan they're also teaching that japans involvement in ww2 was to stop western aggression in the region which is complete denial of the actual history.

[@Stoogis]

@Sarah CA although the USA is complicit in unit 731's scientists and officers never being charged. In exchange for the information that the unit had on its experiments they were all given immunity from prosecution at The Hague. I'm not sure if it was the US acting on its own with that or with all allied powers.

[@sccur]

I remember studying the Stanford Prison Experiment when I was a Sophomore in High School. I read all the first hand accounts. It struck me then and still strikes me now as just a bunch of over dramatic 20 somethings getting way too into a role play situation, and over exaggerating everything because they were, ya know, 20 something college kids.

[@disposablealienbrains7010]

That one picture of the supposed person that went through that has got to be fake. Looked like monster. I'm sure you know which picture I'm talking about.

[@jeanjaz]

The experiment has been repeated, with the same results. The scary thing is that it hasn't changed how prisons images and guards are dealt with and I have first hand knowledge of the horrible treatment of inmates IN THIS COUNTRY. The US has a higher population of people incarcerated than all other westernized countries ADDED TOGETHER. Some of the problem is that inmates aren't prepared for reintegration - especially those with longer prison sentences. Also, once they have "paid their dues" to society, their record follows them for the rest of their life, making it nearly impossible to reinstate back into society in a healthy way. I despise our justice system. If you couldn't tell that already.

[@sccur]

@@disposablealienbrains7010 not nearly as bad as some LARPS that got out of hand. Sorry but that age, socio economic status and the fact people are aware it's an experiment and most of them psych majors. There's a reason there's so much bias in that subset of the scientific community.

[@deletioninducedin7days919]

@@disposablealienbrains7010 Which one?

[@disposablealienbrains7010]

@@deletioninducedin7days919 the monster looking one

[@michelleshi5116]

I can’t believe Japan is seen nationally as the courteous, innocent, and “kawaii” country today. So many cruel events have been committed by Japan, and today not only does Japan refuse to admit it, but most people don’t even know about it.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Two words Rape. Nanking.

[@michelleshi5116]

@@nhmooytis7058 Yeah, during the second sino japanese war my grandfather was chased by Japanese soldiers and almost died. My grandmother’s house got bombed.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@michelleshi5116 sorry to hear that....some historians say WWII in Asia actually started with the Japanese invasion of China.

[@obligatoryusername7239]

Michelle Shi, most people in east Asia, from China to Korea and Indonesia and the Philippines, know about Imperial Japan's atrocities. Its mostly in the west that people are ignorant of what they did.

[@michelleshi5116]

@@obligatoryusername7239 That’s very true. I live in the United States but my family is from China, so I’ve kinda seen both worlds. Western countries don’t talk much about the Japanese’s crimes at all, although Pearl Harbor is the only exception.

[@barboraheckova9618]

There's a movie about Unit 731, it's one of the most terrifying movies I've seen, it's called Men behind the Sun

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

i saw that too. it was utterly horrifying. but the horror continues, today, in the same and other ways. there's experiments being conducted today, RIGHT NOW trying to fuse human DNA with that of spiders, centipedes, monkeys and god knows what else. these are being conducted for military and national security purposes. I BELIEVE IN SCIENCE! i don't believe in scientists. they're just like anyone else. some are good, some are absolute monsters. some do things for the betterment of humanity some do things to enforce the will of gangsters and thugs and to satisfy political agendas. like "religion," some of the most horrid and despicable things have been done in the name of "science." and they continue to be to this day. just look at the INSANE technology being forced on humanity today. its called the POLICE-STATE and it wouldn't be possible WITHOUT scientists and engineers. corporations hire these technocratic lapdogs to find ways to suppress freedom, spy on and control the masses. branson, musk, zuckerburg, gates and jobbs are all prime examples of technocrats getting richer than god from the police-state technology they've unleashed on the world. the technocrats who don't get rich are hired by the corporations to further their profiteering and fascist agenda. and technocrats all over the world are lined up BEGGING for the opportunity to help the oligarchs poison, control and enslave the world. furthermore, climate change wouldn't be happening without science, engineers and technology. i find it odd how we're encouraged to support science when its a detriment to us and our planet but told to ignore the scientists who warn us of the dangers of technology. and people have fallen for this hypocritical double standard for 1000's of years.

[@backisayback5147]

@@cjmacq-vg8um why do you keep spamming the same thing

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

@@backisayback5147 ... i'm not spamming anything. spam is a mass commercial solicitation. i ain't trying to steal nobody's money. why are you so upset that i share my comments with whomever i please?

[@Humming_bird26]

@@cjmacq-vg8um question what is the movie about that is so horrifying? I really wanna know

[@cjmacq-vg8um]

@@Humming_bird26 ... i find it odd how you asked me that question instead of the one who originally posted the comment. why ask me? ask her. or better yet watch the film. get back to me and tell me what you find in the film that isn't horrifying. i really want to know.

[@ssuresh237]

God, cruelty at its worst. I can't imagine the pain these people went through 😭

[@Docta_Tma]

true statement, but think of all the Animals whom were "worked on" just to suffer such horrible, painful deaths. Alot of that animal suffering was for stupid, worthless knowledge, like perfumes....SmH. 😑

[@delagum1]

Thank you.

[@yxsusada]

@Pretty Gal both matter equally

[@irenehernandez1715]

theres tests on animals nowadays too on product like make up, cleansers, hygiene products, you name it.. 😠

[@ant5632]

Sorry, cant hear you over the CRUNCH!! What a crunchry!!

[@nicholasmoore2590]

The point behind personnel going into a chamber with tear gas isn't to get them used to tear gas. It's to show them that their respirator is effective. The tear gas is a mild way of showing what it's like in there without a respirator. In the British forces this training is repeated quite a lot, but you will be wearing full protective equipment too. You will also practice changing your respirator filter, eating, drinking, bodily functions etc. Yes, it's bloody awkward but rather awkward in training than being in a real life situation and not knowing how to even put your gear on.

[@jamuraisack5503]

Exactly. Teargas, oddly enough, is outlawed in warfare for signees of the Geneva Convention. Fine for use on citizens, though. Lol

[@dangerousventurer7719]

Be ever vigilant. The mindsets and social environments that led to those atrocities are still present in all people today and will be forever more.

[@MisterIvyMike]

These days I wait for the arrival of my ordered book "Ordinary Men" from the author "Christopher Browning" which deals with this topic how normal people can easily become mass murderers if the conditions are "right". Yes, I think it needs not a lot for it to change civilisation into cruelty.

[@bobdimarzio3972]

I've been a victim of doctors with that exact demonic carefree torture of patients "just because they can"

[@carowells1607]

It’s part of humanity unfortunately. Always has been

[@carowells1607]

@@MisterIvyMike people are capable of horrors and selflessness.

[@carowells1607]

@Willam Ward The Bible is right about one thing...there is nothing new under the sun.

[@2mas23]

FOR REAL, the tear gas segment at boot camp cleared out my sinuses, which a majority or recruits get sick at boot camp due to the fact that everyone comes from different parts of the country and expose everyone to different strains of sickness and viruses. I got sick late in boot camp, was put on SIQ (sick in quarters) for a day. I got cleared but still felt quite groggy but “luckily” for me that was the day we had to go to the tear gas portion. I left feeling like a super human. This video is terrifying what the world has gotten away with though…

[@laner.845]

Our brother flight's TI bent the "no cereal" rule and let them all gorge themselves on fruity pebbles the morning before the gas chamber. Our TI wouldn't let us and we were all pissed. Until we saw the aftermath. Technicolor puke everywhere. I've never been so grateful for having food withheld in my life.

[@2mas23]

@@laner.845 what!?!! That’s insane. Hahaha people find humor in the weirdest, albeit dehumanizing, ways.

[@Diamonds_dime]

The Tuskegee Syphilis experiment always hit me hard I ain't black but it is one of the worst (in my eyes) because even after they found treatment they went to unbelievable attempt to keep them from getting treatment to just kept killing them and idk why but this one always makes me worries about the human race and just makes my soul hurt

[@tbounds4812]

its fucking horrible and children had to be born with syphilis too cause they wouldn't allow treatment

[@shlomogoldstein3373]

Wait until you find out what they actually did with covid. But I'm just a "conspiracy theorist" like what the people who spoke out about these things back then were labeled.

[@jp3630]

In 2020 French researchers suggested using Africans as test subjects for COVID vaccines. TWO YEARS AGO. These people 👱🏻👦🏻👱🏻‍♀👵🏻🧔🏻‍♀👱🏻🙍🏻‍♂ are never to be trusted.

[@pamelabowden3017]

I always thought that the 'subjects' were given syphilis

[@yuyutubee8435]

@@shlomogoldstein3373 If you have empirical evidence of what you claim then you should release it to the public; otherwise your opinions are effectively based on nothing and you're advocating for danger to the health of global society, and you should be shunned for what you're saying.

[@BiggestPhangirl]

I just want to add ONE LAST THING to this video. History repeats itself, and we are absolutely seeing it now. It never repeats itself the exact same way because you know, humans ALWAYS learn from history, but make no mistake it will and IS happening again.

[@shywiz1543]

“The United States would never.... oh boy” 😂

[@ananyaanand1200]

basically like autopsy...on a living person -- I don't even have a word to describe the emotion I'm feeling rn

[@vickimorris3957]

At which point I couldn't watch any more. 😢

[@michaelbeglin2368]

That's good. Let's hope you never get so accustomed to something like this that you name that feeling. Good luck to you.

[@naomivandever4651]

they still do it. Trust me

[@s0r03]

Wouldn’t be surprised when Biden starts these up extracting testes and removing skin to look for a way to eliminate flesh without the right pigments or to give himself the look his constituents approve of

[@questioneverything8876]

Still happening in China to the Falon Gong practitioners/prisoners. They are operated on in major hospitals in China without pain relief then tossed alive into furnaces.

[@Alan-di7ci]

There are no words to describe these people. Just shows you what the human race is capable of.

[@tonguepop9430]

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

[@xtscarfacem8255]

Species *

[@shane44207]

These scientists added to understanding of biology

[@markMelgeorge2845]

the human animal is the cruelest creature on this planet. you handled this subject with compassion and understanding and I applaud you for that. uncomfortable sure, but things like this needs to be addressed. well done this could not have been an easy episode to face

[@elliedaniels2245]

I saw a documentary once about a scientist who studied one of the monkey groups. He came to despise them. He said that they were actually the most cruel mammals he had ever witnessed. I wish I could remember his name but I think he was studying Orangutangs.

[@jeanjaz]

And we are supposed to be a step above the animal kingdom.

[@007megaoof]

and so are dolphins, monkeys and apes

[@elliedaniels2245]

@@007megaoof yep. And dogs. They are the only animal that kills for sport and attacks their only food source. ( humans)

[@007megaoof]

@@elliedaniels2245 shit, I forgot about them too

[@internationalfatherinlaw5585]

After watching this I feel I am lucky AF. My life's just to easy dude compared to those test subjects.

[@trzascan]

Your pfp omfg lmao

[@joescott]

I think in general if you have electricity and food, you're doing better than a lot of people. It's good to be reminded of that from time to time.

[@wolfzmusic9706]

@@joescott Yup agreed. A large portion of the world is in poverty.

[@Enthropical_Thunder]

@@joescott Don't forget the reminder of what people are able to overlook, in order to gain more knowledge faster. I mean high altitude and hypophermia tests that you mentioned, yeah, those were gathered by the americans and studied upon in great detail. Just think about it, over half of the Data used to successfully accelerate a human to Mach 1 was basically gathered from "scientific" Nazi trials.

[@lakshmiwillowrose5112]

this is beautiful. it really is. thank you for all these perspectives, as i deeply cherish and appreciate every single one as i am sure does joe.

[@IinesySankka]

If this taught me anything it's that more people should practice empathy.

[@Ozzie_Mandias]

1. Sociopaths and narcissists tend to breed much more than other people. 2. If humans were capable of such empathy… we wouldn’t be humans. We would be Angels.

[@brainzpvz2592]

@@Ozzie_Mandias I don't think you need to be an angel to know that cutting peoples' organs out while they are alive and subjecting them to mustard gas isn't a very nice thing to do...

[@martinawhelan2015]

@@cibo889 they'd prob be the only ones applying for these jobs....

[@pepperpattynaise]

Empathy is how you actually get someone to do those horrific acts. No one should base their morals on empathy ever.

[@2jaycee]

EMPATHY IS PATHETIC

[@bradleycombs2626]

My great uncle died from complications from Mustard Gas poising when he was about 60 and got to the point where he could barely even breath at the end of his life. He went through so much war and seen so many of his friends die all for the government to turn their back on them.

[@its_thatdominicana946]

Same happened to my father but we didn't know about this experiment. I found out seeing about a African American woman whose skin resembled my dad's... Never knew about this.. I hope u and ur family r blessed. So sorry for ur loss hunni.

[@shmendez_]

The sad thing is that human experimentation still happens to this day and it’s horrible.

[@BrassMtn]

They told participants that they had “bad blood” and that they would give them a free meal each day and would “help” them

[@atmywhitson]

@pavan Fk r u talking about? Oh is it because their pfp is white therefore they must have some connection to the scientists who conducted these cruel experiments?! 🤦 By that logic EVERYONE has a lot of explaining to do, even you.

[@asandax6]

Now Where have I heard this recently 🤔 Ahh yes They Say people who don't want to an experimental vaccine spread the virus and they are helping them by forcing them to inject the experimental vaccine.

[@blakerottmann1115]

Why is it that when I am trying to go to bed my brains instantly chooses this one to unwind to

[@austins.2495]

It makes you feel better about your personal situation in comparison. No matter how bad your day was, you weren't tortured to death.

[@tyresedavis2482]

Lol love it. But so true

[@dashadanielle4797]

For reeeaaal

[@tracymiller5264]

Joe , sadly I am almost positive that many subjects of the Tuskegee experiments were also healthy and given the disease just like the Japanese. After all , to really study how the disease progresses you need to know the correct timeline when the person was first inflicted with said disease.

[@miameow4833]

Exactly...to show how the strongest and healthiest would respond.

[@YHWHskept]

Thank you, his explanation is really hindered by the fact that he didn't express it was given to them....

[@nareegreel]

Yep!

[@Wise-Lady-La-Aura]

No Tracy Miller, you are wrong. The Tuskegee men were not injected with syphillis, they already had syphillis. The goal of the Tuskegee Study was to “observe the natural history of untreated syphilis” in black populations, but the subjects were completely unaware and were instead told they were receiving treatment for bad blood when in fact, they received no treatment at all. In 1932, the USPHS, working with the Tuskegee Institute, began a study to record the natural history of syphilis. It was originally called the “Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male” (now referred to as the “USPHS Syphilis Study at Tuskegee”). The study initially involved 600 Black men - 399 with syphilis, 201 who did not have the disease. Participants’ informed consent was not collected. Researchers told the men they were being treated for “bad blood,” a local term used to describe several ailments, including syphilis, anemia, and fatigue. In exchange for taking part in the study, the men received free medical exams, free meals, and burial insurance. By 1943, penicillin was the treatment of choice for syphilis and becoming widely available, but the participants in the study were not offered treatment. People , you are one of them, do not really understand what happened. There was no treatment at the time for syphillis. The black men already were identified as having syphillis. Once It was unethical not to treat the men who had syphillis.

[@YHWHskept]

@@Wise-Lady-La-Aura I get this is what all the articles now say about it, however this is disinformation. 10 years ago when I was in HS it was clear these men were given it to study the natural development.

[@ezekielsanders2906]

the way you make videos is absolutely fantastic I really appreciate your style and humor and the topics you cover and how you tell the real stuff to the people. your great man keep doing your thing :)

[@wyatt7454]

fun fact about yagoda he had the brilliant idea of making the floors of their execution rooms slanted so that it was easier to wash the blood off

[@skrrtskrrt2410]

Noted

[@austins.2495]

Good idea, will implement.

[@amandabold7519]

@@austins.2495 vv

[@ws8668]

Lol cheers mate that was a really fun fact 👍

[@Humming_bird26]

Noted have a nice day :)

[@JoeyCap.]

Don't know about you...but the algorithm has been serving up lots of horror type videos lately...

[@jamescarruthers1967]

All hail the algorithm!

[@farlesbarkley1022]

Feedback loop. Click on one, watch another, it says okay this guy is liking these now let's go

[@tortimeese]

Yeah, and in the dead of winter no less. Oi.

[@pakde8002]

Too much doom scrolling. The more you click the darker it gets.

[@michaeldmingo1525]

The Algorithm knows what you like.

[@chooseyouhandle]

Brilliant is like "don't involve me in this horror show!".

[@silo_fx3182]

Thought that was a pretty jarring segway. I guess no real easy way to move from this topic.

[@bysshe51]

Nah, brilliant is about learning. Also ethics. And this is an example of learning... without ethics.

[@xxxsleepingawakexxx]

😂😂

[@11valiant]

@@mo.6ix Yes, I had the same thought about Brilliant - "poor company, to be advertised in this video"

[@rebeccanicole8898]

I was under the impression that the men in the tuskogee experiment weren’t told they had syphilis until later. They were told they had “bad blood”

[@rickberglund2134]

They knew they had syphilis.

[@kitterglitter7777]

This is terrifying. Makes you really think especially with our current situation

[@innapinch7112]

That was my first thought, too. I found myself starting to get wrapped up in it myself in 2018, so I quit social media. I wasn't even using KZbin until the middle of last year. What I found was that in a matter of weeks, my tribalism faded to almost nothing. Now I'm horrified, but not surprised, to see it came to the point that one half of the country legitimately sees the other half as either communists or nazis, depending on your "side".

[@StayFiit]

God shut up haha go back to Facebook

[@innapinch7112]

@@StayFiit why?

[@marymarmande8446]

@@innapinch7112 I did the same ❤

[@Boeman683]

Yes makes you think of just were Covid-19 came from. All of these past experiments sound horrible another way to control the population.

[@JessieNebulous]

It's really depressing to accept the depths of inhumanity that we are capable of.

[@dyawr]

Indeed... 😐

[@leGalliot]

You know, I'm all that for modern medicine but those stories made me understand why some people don't trust doctors...

[@tsukikoamagiri]

@@Angel20263 As someone who has ties to the Illuminati, I can confirm that vaccines have microchips in them so that I can sell your vital data to the government

[@LetsPatchItUp]

Talk about underplaying what was done at the Tuskegee Institute. Those being tested on were never told. They were offered free medical care if they were accepted. They had blood tests done and weren't told they had syphilis. They had to agree NEVER to get outside medical care. "You know that thing that you have? Uh, no... What thing?" They weren't allowed to enter the military because they COULDN'T be tested by the military doctors. They were never told they had it and we're prevented from finding out they had it or that that's what it's about

[@craftylittlerthings]

I'm scottish, my grandad had one of his lungs removed because of damage from mustard gas. He was treated in a hospital for forces in Scotland and he lived till he was 74. I never found out how it happened. I was an army nurse and my grandad was so proud of me because of the treatment he had from army nurses.

[@bensoncheung2801]

Could it've been from an experiment?

[@craftylittlerthings]

@@bensoncheung2801 no it was in ww2 the Germans threw mustard gas cans into the dug outs the soldiers were in!

[@bensoncheung2801]

How'd you find out what happened?

[@craftylittlerthings]

@@bensoncheung2801 My brother knew as my Dad had told him, was all forgot about as with many things so long ago, my Dad has passed now, I was telling my brother about this and he told me what happened, he showed me a little book my grandad had kept to write in back then. So through seeing this I got to find out what happened to my grandad

[@suebennett7159]

@@bensoncheung2801 It’s general knowledge believe it or not!

[@Mystiverv]

The Stanford prison “experiment” was not a properly done experiment, the researcher essentially forced the guards into acting the way they did. The results from that shouldn’t be regarded as true because it’s never been able to be recreated without the outside given from the researcher. Plus the students chosen were not representative of the general public

[@DoctorProph3t]

That’s certainly an interesting interpretation of the events.

[@jazzvids]

There is a great video about this by Vsauce. They do an analogous experiment under better scientific conditions and show that the results are totally different then what was shown there

[@doctormcgoveran2194]

yeah great, you missed the point of the experiment. How mean did the kids in that experiment get? crazy mean and not one person was a criminal.Mock the work all you like, but never forget how quick them kids got mean.

[@josephmccarthy6098]

@@doctormcgoveran2194 i read the doctors book and op is correct. The "experiment" was setup with the purpose to simulate a prison. But the only expert consulted was a former inmate. No guards or prison wardens. The kids werent trained or screened prior. One was living in his car till the doctor offered him money to join yhe experiment. Another joined because he believed the experiment was for the navy and wanted to sabotage it as a anti war protest. Ultimately the doctor just wanted to prove something he already believed and setup a situation to confirm it.

[@benjiequezada]

Plus, the subjects were primarily white males in their 20s living on/near or attending a university in the United States. That’s hardly a representative slice of the population, so applying said results to more disparate groups is bad practice at best.

[@insomniafun8751]

That tear gas comment is on point. I had a cold in basic, went into the CS chamber, blew all that garbage out of my head, didn't have a cold anymore!

[@walkingcontradiction223]

Everyone gets sick in basic. People from every corner of America stuffed together, even other countries (Phillipines, etc) to become American citizens. In the USN we used to call it the "Ricky Crud" Ricky being used as a synonym for recruit. I started basic in November of '99, Great Lakes, IL is kinda cold.. I remember having snow shoveling duty, it was about -20 farenheit, my snot froze my scarf to my face, and I had to keep blinking or my eyelids would freeze together. Ahh, fun times. We had one of the less pleasant RDC divisions, we made the barracks "sweat" on quite a few occasions. I remember gasmask confidence day, it didn't affect me as much as most of us. I remember our RDC that day say if you throw up, do it inside your shirt, I just teared up and unloaded my sinuses. The burning skin bothered me the most, as it lasted all day. Other than the sleep deprivation, and having to physically run battlestations on ice, a few concussions, broken wrists, and ankles in our division.. Pretty sure they stopped doing that pretty soon after we cycled through. That's my basic story, former EMN2.

[@insomniafun8751]

@@walkingcontradiction223 Bruh, had a dude named Kacksinzki in my company, this dude was immune to it, we went back while I was in active duty, this dude's over in the corner eating a bagel. Hand on a Bible, swear it happened.

[@maiaemmett2399]

@@walkingcontradiction223 Yeah they replaced the old buildings at Great Lakes and replaced them with newer buildings with climate control so you can't really make the sweat anymore, but I've heard plenty of stories about making the barracks sweat. Also yeah cs gas was unpleasant but the effects die down pretty quick, oc spray though... fuck I'd rather be gassed than sprayed again.

[@jeffk464]

Scuba diving does that to, of course don't dive while congested though.

[@walkingcontradiction223]

@@insomniafun8751 Yeah, it doesn't affect everyone the same. Weird, huh?

[@rodribara]

19:10 you forgot to mention the american pardon of these experiments to japan in exchange for the research data, somehow

[@kathyf.2002]

“Man’s inhumanity to man.” This makes me weep.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

@faster than the tachyon So check it out, but what involves their treatment if I may ask?

[@emilytustin4540]

If we can do that to our self imagine the animals. I don’t want to live on this planet anymore but my only other choice is death and I don’t know how to deal with this feeling, I can’t fix these things but if I ignore it to try and b happy I feel guilty. Best I can do is gather a few animals and keep them in my care and treat them well and if I ever have kids I will do my best to protect them, If I’m not doing those services there’s no reason for me to be here, I know there’s good but let’s be realistic here theres far more evil in this world than good. I don’t like to pretend things are fine. But I have to. What do I do I legitimately want an answer.

[@zenokarlsbach4292]

@@emilytustin4540 Written on that stone: Too short for a milebone. Written on that grass: Here's to the powders, the soot and the gas. It all went to space in the end. Good LUCK1

[@MindinViolet]

Even when you’ve heard it before, it remains hard to get your head around the depraved cruelty of which humans are capable.

[@traekas7228]

Well said.

[@reducedfaticecreamisjustde1447]

We can all be deceived into justifying the evil things that we're told or lead to do. The bible says that the human heart is full of evil and must be kept pure and maintained if we are to avoid deception.

[@noggin48]

Evil demonic humans, but the majority in this evil universe, are more of the same or worse, when you are on the wants list, or perhaps your children are, on some reptilians menu. My Divine Boss, warned me about this whole universe, He says that even all religion is part of it. Get rid of religion, then you must be self-filled by your own true Gnosis, from within, nothing else will do.

[@Ahalaya]

My "favorite" experiment that would fit in here is the one where the CIA dosed random people with LSD. Whatever comes to your mind with that description if you've never heard of this one, it was probably worse, but not for every subject.

[@Shadowsgirl93]

Um was it that one called MK Ultra?

[@Ahalaya]

@@Shadowsgirl93 It was part of MK Ultra, yeah.

[@Shadowsgirl93]

@@Ahalaya ok just as I thought those ones honestly still creep me out

[@katinthehat_81]

The unibomber. He was a participant. Funny how they never mentioned that when he was arrested.

[@tanyaledger1547]

I would have valentirerd for that one myself expanding the mind with physcodels in n a conTrolled environment is perfect for Grieving PTSD which I have for the service wemons PMS. And menapouse and let's you move forward in your life believe me I know first hand my father moved me two WV in nov16 77 and two years too th date he passed away I never even went too his funeral I did go to the awake I didn't see his head stone or grave until his dad's funeral so just think on that for few and let it sink in that really FUCKKKKED me up he would have be 70 in June I turned?50 in May 21 I've outlived my father by $0 year's I hope to live to be 105 years old and 55 days old first to see the 300 year of the Declaration of independence day and two just too piss my children

[@kaiapparent2653]

it’s incredible (in a bad way obviously) that humans can take part in such gruesome acts of torture at the expense of other sentient beings, let alone other humans. horrific but interesting i guess. may we never stray into depravity like those before us

[@KristophM]

I actually really enjoy these darker videos, Joe. It's always good to learn about our dark past and hope we don't repeat it.

[@НимайКараваев]

Like you didn't heard about it already x))

[@KristophM]

@@НимайКараваев I've heard about a good majority of this stuff. But still 🙂

[@bobinthewest8559]

@@НимайКараваев ... As time marches on... fewer and fewer people are aware of past atrocities.

[@mjm3091]

Especially we should talk more about atrocities made by Japanese and US - cause the idea of perfect American country is still strong in many US citizens hearts. Like especially watching some of those people on the Internet and learning that they never knew about all of the mentioned events or other awful things like for example the Panama canal situation, it's genuinely horrifying. And with Japanese - they literally were denying most of their crimes through last decades. Its supposedly getting better, but it is important to mention it.

[@mjm3091]

@@bobinthewest8559 I disagree - the WW2 history is such important moment in European History, that both Polish and Germans do remember and pay extra focus to remember it and teach about it. So we would never repeat it. I do agree that other crimes should be taught about even more. I mean I don't think anyone remembers in west what awful things Russians did to Polish right next to Germans. And obviously the crimes of Japanese, American and British are usually almost never talked about when mentioning second war, either.

[@ahenwaa5133]

I love the presenter's sarcasm. His little quips and facial expressions make me burst out laughing. This is the first video I've watched of Joe Scott and I subscribed straightaway mostly because of his empathy and level headed understanding of melanin and the human race in general.

[@tyloursmith8836]

thank you for covering this with tact. I like that your delivery of the subject matter is both mature and genuine without a lot of asinine jokes and humor. People need to know these things. You seem to be a scholar, so thank you for the information.

[@elizabethpressley6636]

I fully agree with your comment here. He was very good at delivering this video. I could watch him for hours. Thanks for your comment.

[@GyeongmiBaeb]

Are we watching the same video? Most every other comment is sarcastic or asinine

[@DRCx_]

731 is fucking horrific. Rape is one thing (not downplaying it, it's fucking horrid.), but forcing an unwilling participant to do that to someone else? Jesus fuck

[@matthewpicklesimer293]

All I got to say is Hell's waiting for all of them

[@Megami_Esu]

💯💯💯

[@nathandi_maggio8297]

@@Megami_Esu lets fucking hope so

[@springsnapped5435]

Special spots are reserved

[@georgfranko]

Problem is hell does not exist, and all of them that managed to escape after all of the brutal ExPeRiMeNtS , will probably die at home due to ageing.

[@Kalashnikingz47]

I wish

[@redpanda9367]

And we can’t seem to figure out why no other life in the universe wants to come hang out with us...we’re not as smart as we think if we can’t figure that one out...

[@DenethordeSade.90]

Who is to say hypothetical life in the the universe are any better? Your assumptions are showing.

[@davidmaxwaterman]

@@DenethordeSade.90 Indeed. Maybe they're worse, or 'as bad', and they no longer exist...could well be our future.

[@redpanda9367]

@Nicholas Langenfeld so clever, did your Mommy help you come up with that sick burn?

[@toby9999]

It's unlikely they would even know we exist.

[@wedgewood1834]

“melanin doesn’t turn you into wolverine” hahahaha that’s pretty funn- “SYPHILIS EXPERIMENTATION” what the hell

[@theheirofgrace8095]

Was it?

[@mizzkerii]

Not so much...

[@ayamtaken2580]

There's a reason why we know that the human body is 70% water, that is because of unit 731, it gives me chills what these monsters would do