The Presidential Assassination Nobody Talks About | Sam O'Nella | History Teacher Reacts

This assassination story is WILD! Did you know about President Garfield's assassination? I bet you didn't know the crazy story behind the assassination himself! Mr. Terry adds context such as how cults have worked in America.
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[@MrTerry]

What other assassinations should we be talking about?

[@sandhilltucker]

The Assassination of the Romanov family by the Bolsheviks.

[@zeromotivation1817]

Just pointing out that many countries have presidents, the US is the biggest kid on the playground, but not the only one.

[@jordancambridge4106]

Teddy Roosevelt was also technically assassinated or well he would have survived if the doctors had warn gloves or at least washed their hands or if they never actually tried taking the bullet out in the first place.

[@B4byl0ni4]

Gandhi and of course Caesar

[@jordancambridge4106]

As of 2013 the CIA had an operation renewed meaning it not only was still in effect but they literally reopened the operation of the hunt for Hitler because there actually is no physical evidence Hitler killed himself and the only evidence is from Russian leaders and soldiers such as the creators of the KGB and we all know they are always 100% truthful. Ok so from what I have heard from weird investigations is that Hitler fled Germany way before the end of the war and had a look a like being the figure face while Hitler actually lived in Brazil where they actually worshiped him. Then weirdly some people found out that he was there so he fled to America before living in Canada for around 10 years or so before a picture of him was spotted working in a bank in 1979 when a brand new camera was being put up and the guy who looked like an old Hitler from the picture saw the cameras being place and went to his appartement and he was spotted by neighbors of taking a single brief case into a car before his appartement exploded around 10 minutes after he left and it took fire department around 15 minutes to get there and federal agents got there 2 days later to investigate the explosion before finding out the guy worked at a bank. CIA figured out the guy fled to Canada and the trail went cold until around 1990s where photo evidence put him in Canada before going cold again until the early 2000s of a picture basically of the same guy in Canada again. Then went cold again then the CIA reopened the case and have not closed nor ended the investigation case. From what I saw on the subject is that facial recognition soft ware has compared thousands of pictures and videos of Hitler and the person the CIA has been tracking and 1 of the 57 people in Germany that were look a likes or the potential Hitler was the same person that the CIA was tracking meaning at least 57 people pretended to be Hitler and 1 of the people fled and has constantly been tracked every sense he left. There is 1 massive way to know if the person is really Hitler and that is if they find the body and it has a Jewish Menorah branded on its back. Or another way is if it has a certain break on its right leg and left arm from the brutal beating Hitler received as a child from his parents and other Jewish leaders. I am going to straight up say it. Hitler was made into the monster he became because of the Jewish religion. The Jewish religion brutally beat the living shit out of him as a child and tortured him mercilessly for decades. Hitler was a brilliant child and he was brutally tortured by the Jewish religion and his own parents who were a Jewish School teacher and a Rabbi and after being tortured for decades his heart turned even and full of hatred towards everyone and he then tried to take over the world to rule it as he saw fit with a twisted mind. Hell the first girl he ever loved was his best friend who was a girl who was killed in front of him by his own father because his father was an absolute piece of shit. If I could go back in time I would get Hitler away from his shit head of a family and charge the entire lot of the Jewish Religion with the crimes they committed and put Hitler with a loving and caring family and a family that could cultivate Hitler's high intelligence and if Hitler was brought up in loving family instead of the evil that he was brought up by humanity would be praising Hitler as the greatest human being to ever exist. It is strongly believed that Hitler has a photographic memory to the point that Hitler actually saw different things and instantly could redraw the schematics 10 years after he saw them. Hell Hitler could read ancient Hieroglyphics without any pre knowledge of the language which still baffles people who actually study Hitler. Hitler is the only known person to be able to potentially read this weird Druid book that supposedly holds the knowledge of humanity itself. Hitler had knowledge so advanced over all other humans that Hitler was on an entirely different level of intelligence.

[@thelionsshare6668]

My favorite ATTEMPT was that of Theodore Roosevelt in 1912, as he was campaigning for president. He was about to give a speech, and a guy shot him in the torso. Since he wasn't coughing up blood, TR guessed the bullet hadn't hit a lung. And holding his hand on the wound, he went ahead with the speech, for about an hour.

[@archerymidnight3422]

Takes more than that to take down a Bull Moose!

[@aubreyhuff46]

Mine has to be Andrew Jackson going "bet" to one of his assassins and beating the man with his cane.

[@PhoenixFox5577]

Even better is that when Theodore died his friend/assistant stated “Death had to take Theodore Roosevelt in his sleep as if he had not there would’ve been a fight.”

[@captaincrazythe2nd468]

Oh no, anyways

[@Savannah_Simpson]

That’s also really the assassination that when it’s talked about, no one talks about the assassin. Just how bad ass Roosevelt was for still giving his speech.

[@hannibal_burgz9164]

Thought it was funny how Mr Terry immediately nailed which president he would be talking about before the video haha

[@MrTerry]

Process of elimination!

[@bumpusm]

Ahh elimination like an assassination

[@MathsOP]

@@bumpusm 💀 literally

[@josephvarno5623]

@@SafavidAfsharid3197 Do you have some links to these videos? I'm a history nerd and I'd love to learn about it.

[@Souledex]

There’s only 2 choices lol

[@m.guypirate6900]

"Garfield him the presidency" is such a great joke

[@potentialbread4682]

493 likes and no comments?

[@etienneporras7252]

Sam O'nella's video on Diogenes is sheer glory. Not only because he's by far my favourite philosopher but also because the guy's life was wacky enough that Sam barely needs to change anything to make it humourous.

[@richardpike8748]

he changes things?

[@etienneporras7252]

@@richardpike8748 More like exaggerates things.

[@riinak7212]

Also of note: the Oneida Cult made a lot of money by making silverware and travelling far and wide to sell it. Many people (of that time) chose Oneida for their first dinner sets, and apparently it was very well made. They gave their name to Lake Oneida, which is a large lake in upstate New York next to where they settled. It's still around but in a much reduced capacity, I think. If you have older dishes and knives, look to see if they were made by Oneida. Meanwhile, sleep awaits...

[@s.g.r.2773]

The lake took its name from the Oneida tribe of the Iroquois Nation. Geesh.

[@riinak7212]

@@s.g.r.2773 of course it did. Most people in the USA are sitting & living on stolen land. I can’t put everything in one post.

[@sparky6086]

I remember that silverware was still very common in the 1960's & '70's. Maybe even later?

[@pluckyscuds]

Holy shit. I actually have used one of their pans today, that's crazy

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

@@s.g.r.2773 Yeah, idk what OP is talking about how the lake was named after this cult when it was the Native American tribe who “settled” there WAY before. The area and lake are named after them, not some Christian cult.

[@sigmundfraud7068]

I like how Garfield’s assassination is only famous for not being famous

[@bishmcpoe]

The reaction to "if the dick don't spit" was priceless

[@kylormiller242]

I literally checked the comments just to see if anyone said anything about it cuz I'm literally laughing out loud in my senior citizen apartment complex 😂😂😂 that part had be dying

[@Shinji_Dai]

"That's communist talk." Well, it's literally a commune so...

[@geraldgrenier8132]

It is also a Bible quote. And let's not forget Jesus lived in a commune with his disciples.

[@kellynolen498]

@@geraldgrenier8132 jesus was a communists? no wonder i never liked him

[@MajorMasonGaming]

Fuuuuckkkkuiiiuuiinng commmmiiireesss reeeeeeeee

[@alansmithee419]

@@MajorMasonGaming That is basically how the US operates today.

[@elcidleon6500]

The Bolshevik Moses to Lenin pipeline, I see...

[@DEMSH00T3R]

“Hey Guiteau, why did you choose the Ivory grip over the stock one?” Guiteau: *it would be so awesome... It would be so cool…*

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

5:01 i heard it as the parents needed approval to have the child but then the child is raised by the commun

[@thebigcheese8715]

Parents need approval to have a baby, then after their baby has reached the age of 1 it's taken to ve raised by the commune.

[@man.actual]

So nice to see some recognition for my sacrifice

[@artsysabs]

Can never miss a Mr. T & Sam O' Nella combo

[@MrTerry]

Thanks!

[@artsysabs]

@@MrTerry 😁😁

[@arcipola1196]

Can never miss a Mr. T & Sam O 'In the combo

[@ITILII]

He should just like, ya know, stop like, you know, like, interrupting so we can hear what the videos about....for a like, teacher, this guy like, should, like learn how to talk !!!!!

[@YSongCloud]

@@ITILII You do realize that this is a reaction video, right? if you want to watch the original Sam O'Nella video, the link is in the description. Most of us have already seen the original and come here for the reaction and commentary.

[@Shifty69569]

Pelvic sneeze 😂 oh my

[@MrTerry]

😬

[@Nolroa]

Pelvic sneeze... Gesundheit!

[@lostfan5054]

Oneida commune raised all children communally. You'd first have to get permission to conceive, and then after the baby is born, you'd lose your kid when he was a baby, and he would go to the Kid-Raising department. Parents didn't raise kids. The commune did.

[@MrTerry]

😬

[@fatkidgames4381]

Lets not forget that these oneida people are responsible for Mormons

[@LordDarkcyde]

Mr terry, Israeli kibbutz settlements still do this to some degree. The reason is to instill a sense of duty more to the community (society) as a whole rather than individually or just to their families

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

@@MrTerry Grow up. Raising kids communally doesn't mean there's no love involved. It means the entire community raises everyone's children.

[@Darknimbus3]

@@Gustav_Kuriga That depends and may be debatable…..

[@nickel1704]

James Garfield is my distant relative on my paternal grandmother's side! I rarely ever hear about him because he is a relatively obscure president, and he wasn't in office very long (obviously)

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

9:30 Fun fact: You do not need a JD degree from a law school to pass the bar exam in many states, even today. In California, they'll let you take the bar exam even without a law degree (but the law school definitely helps). It's how a crackpot Russian immigrant dentist (Orly Taitz) became an attorney.

[@arielapp9469]

having the community raise the babies might sound horrible, but that was actually very common in Israel (where there were a lot of communes who did this). eventually they stopped this practice, and now there is what is essentially a preschool from when you're 1 year old. I lived in one of those communes, though only after they got rid of that practice. Edit: if you have any question about it, I'll be happy to answer, don't worry about it,

[@adenkyramud5005]

What would you say are the 5 biggest positive and negative points about living in that commune? Was it strictly religious in nature or more of a political thing? Any interesting facts or anecdotes you would like to share?

[@arielapp9469]

@@adenkyramud5005 positives: 1. you don't really care about money, because the way money is distributed 2. you learn the value of work beyond monetary value. 3. if you have children, you know they will not starve, there is always food for them to eat. 4. this kinda depends on where the commune is, but generally speaking, you don't have to worry about thieves etc. 5. you know everyone in your community, which builds you in a very connected way. negatives: 1. definitely the criticism, it's hard to explain how much as a kid, you're under a microscope 24/7, because everything you do reflects on the commune's education as a whole. 2. it's a pretty closed place, I had my 6-7 friends from the commune as a grew up, and that's it (I guess that connects to #5 in the positives) 3. you grow up knowing you're not going to be rich (on the flip side of #3 of positives) 4. getting in is a really weird process, that from the outside looks abdominal, though since I grew up in it, it's normal to me. 5. this also depends on where the commune is, but in Israel, communes are generally speaking connected to agriculture, so if you're not into agriculture, it's really hard to find something else to do. the commune I was in was not religious, though different communes have different strictness levels to them. interesting facts? hmm, well, the first time I really went out of the commune in any meaningful way was when I was 18, and joined the military, even though I was still a child of the community (yes, that's the actual term), being in the military was the first time I actually spoke to people from the city at my age, and we figured that the entire population of the commune fits in 3 buildings in the city, it was funny to me. also, first time I got hit by tear gas was when I was in kindergarten (about 4 yo), we went to a field trip, and we didn't coordinate properly with the military, and they did chemical training in the area, and we got caught in the middle. you really never forget the first time you get hit with tear gas.

[@alwaysonyourtail2563]

@@arielapp9469 hmmmm do children in the commune know who their parents are? or perhaps rejoin a family unit at a later age?

[@arielapp9469]

@@alwaysonyourtail2563 I was born after they got rid of the practice of the children living in their own sub commune, but even when that was the practice, the children still knew who their parents were, they were just under the responsibility of someone else while the parents are working. currently it's similar to having the children in school, but from when they are about 1 year old, at the end of the day, they go back to their parent's house where they are with them.

[@adenkyramud5005]

@@arielapp9469 thank you for taking the time to answer my questions, it's always interesting to learn about different cultures no matter how small or big they might be in terms of people

[@SupersuMC]

IIRC, everyone's favorite lasagna-loving fat cat was actually named after President Garfield. If I ever see a character named Guiteau introduced, I'll know the end of the strip is nigh. ;-)

[@catdogsking8658]

The laugh at “pelvic sneeze” is great.

[@Closurenomore]

I lost it at " If the dick don't spit; you must acquit!" plus the reaction to it

[@jtl-en4yx]

I LOLed at Mr. Terry calling the commune "woke"! I love how he is nonpolitical and will make rib both sides of the aisle, but is not overly sarcastic or cynical.

[@MrTerry]

Thanks!

[@Dahaka-rd6tw]

@@MrTerry Can you take a look of Bluejay's "The Dumbest Russian Voyage Nobody Talks About"?

[@NarynbekGilman]

Why did he call them "woke"? Is it a sign of serious disapproval of people who are now called "woke"?

[@NarynbekGilman]

Or is it just a dumb joke?

[@Souledex]

Free love is woke, just not when paired with eugenics, perfectionism and poor sexual hygiene. And he’s definitely not nonpolitical, he just doesn’t spend time on modern politics. Everything is political. It’s so funny how people think ribbing one side (cause they aren’t pressed and there are problems) and being aware of the others massive flaws is equal cause they literally can’t conceive of the world as anything but, one’s bad, the others bad, or they are both equally bad. The only people who think being “nonpolitical” is good these days are couldn’t give a shit about the tens of millions of people politics effects. Or people who like feeling superior for how little they follow they are aware of the world.

[@TheCsel]

Oneida is such a weird but interesting story. They dabbled in many different sources of revenue like Silverware, furniture, agriculture/food canning. The silverware company still exists today and is pretty well known in some areas.

[@nate2064]

It's not that a bible verse SAYS it, per se. It's what it doesn't say, Like how some mormons do a thing called Soaking because technically it's not sex. Religious people find loopholes (giggity) like this all the time because people think they can trick god like a zany lawyer.

[@TallCanDan02]

I always think its the funniest shit when people try to find loopholes in the bible. Like do people really think they could just trick God? Like a child telling their parent, "Well technically you didn't say i COULDN'T do it"

[@DisorientedWanderer]

​@@TallCanDan02 and those kids probably got spanked for that. God's grabbing the belt.

[@settings-menu]

@@DisorientedWanderer well in judaism it's actually encouraged to find loopholes because god found it amusing (or something like that i cant remember too well as im not jewish)

[@dsvd4727]

@@settings-menu Whole history of jews can be described as jews technically not breaking the rules and god technically not smiting them for that They literally have tradition where they somehow transfer all their sins to chicken and then kill it so it goes to hell instead of them

[@thrillhouse4151]

6:20, hahahahah yeah you hide that smile from your students and colleagues hahahaah

[@levyzimand9822]

I don't know if you know this but there is a musical all about the people who at least tried to kill a president. It is called assassins and it is honestly where I leaned about Guiteau and Czolgosz

[@BloodyBay]

For whatever reason, I read the first ten words or so of your comment and immediately thought of that 'Mediocre Presidents' song from The Simpsons. :-D

[@aewhatever]

" i just came here for a nice light execution and they subject me to all that?" Made my day

[@reygonzalez4719]

I really miss Sam I wish he came back at least for one more video

[@EvilSewnit]

I think he will after he finishes college

[@monoXcide01]

Check out a channel called Mostly True. On par with Sam.

[@davidburroughs2244]

I think he will after he gets out of jail

[@ninjagirl-ri1pc]

Wish granted

[@atomicphilosopher6143]

Three months later, wish granted, and now we're wishing for more. XD

[@kodywatts6886]

Got really excited seeing this. I assumed he had already ran through all of sam’s videos

[@music-iw1ch]

Sam O’Nella forgot to mention that during his trial, Guiteau said that he wasn’t responsible for the death of the president : the doctors killed president Garfield

[@BuzzBeumeler]

My understanding is that Alexader Graham Bell attempted to locate the bullet with a metal detector he invented. Unfortunately, another invention interfered with the process causing the doctors to dig into wrong locations. The other invention was the spring mattress, the springs were giving false locations of the bullet to the metal detector.

[@TrekBeatTK]

Giteau’s song in the musical Assassins is one of the best.

[@draggy6544]

7 bucks is like 200 bucks converted with basic inflation calculators but realistically its probably equivalent to a decent amount more

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Guiteau did gain more recognition through the musical _Hadestown._

[@anosmibell6473]

Bait?

[@13vatra]

"This video just went up in maturity." ... It's Sam, I know it's been awhile since you reacted to one of his videos, but I feel like that shouldn't have surprised you.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

It was actually pretty cringe how he reacted.

[@WanderingWriter]

A rare Sam O'Nella video? Amazing. Great breakdown

[@benbittinger9789]

I would argue that Dr. Doctor Willard Bliss was a far more interesting person and a more responsible person for the assassination of James A. Garfield. And no, that's not a typo. His name was Dr. Doctor Willard Bliss. His first name was literally Doctor.

[@Nolroa]

It was obviously a case of medical malpractice that happened with the James Garfield case. Alexander Graham Bell was even brought in to test his invention of the metal detector in order to locate the bullet, but the device's signal was thought to be distorted by the metal bed springs. Bliss repeatedly probed Garfield's wound with unsterilized fingers and instruments.

[@alansmithee419]

"Trust me, I'm Doctor." *BOOWEEOOOOOOOOO*

[@settings-menu]

hey, he knew his calling pretty quickly

[@reduvidae]

Grant him the presidency was changed to Garfield him the presidency! Lol

[@kjellhl1975]

1860 elected Lincoln was killed in 1865, Garfield elected in 1880 was killed in 1881, 1900 elected Mckinley was killed in 1901, 1920 elected Harding died in office 1923, 1940 elected Roosevelt died in office 1945, 1960 elected Kennedy was killed in 1963. Reagen broke the curse after he was shot and survived the assassination attempt in 1981.

[@iamhungey12345]

I remember the jokes being had about Dubya where the closest being had was choking on a pretzel.

[@atomicphilosopher6143]

@4:52 - might be a bit late to answer your question, but this commune and ones like it would/will raise children as part of a community rather than as part of a family. The parents don't have any role (or at most an extremely limited role) in their child's life during formative years. The basic idea is that children raised by a set of parents see themselves as part of a family rather than solely a part of the community. If the entire community (or at least a large group within that community) raises the children instead of them being raised by their own parents, the child will develop a psychological attachment to the community much like a normal child would bond with their parents. Though the effects of this have been under-studied, theoretically, it should work as intended. On a more nefarious note, though, in a cult or cult-like setting, this also works to expand membership over time as couples deemed fit to have children can have as many as they like without the burden of having to financially provide for the children. Therefore, more children are produced who are intentionally raised to identify with the group rather than their family and protect and preserve the group as fiercely as they would their own life because they are one with that group.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

Was Garfield the cartoon character named after him (James A. Garfield was mentioned in a Garfield & Friends episode by one of the Buddy Bears) at least? I mean Lincoln gets a HUGE memorial both in DC and in Springfield, IL, Kennedy got an "eternal flame" and put on the half dollar, McKinley got put on the "half mil" ($500 bill)...I guess the ghost of Garfield is all like, well who am I chopped liver?? Could be worse I suppose...at least he didn't die of pneumonia(?) in 30 days like William Henry Harrison just because he didn't listen to his mother and wear his hat/coat/mittens while doing his inaugural speech.

[@MsScarletwings]

Love these reactions but when it got to the part about the Oneida’s sexual practices it was a litter “oh, grow up” eye roll moment for me lol. That was actually a very fascinating and unusual fact about the cult and their belief in my opinion.

[@timothytayntor3966]

Interestingly enough, Cecil Tayntor (Sellers) was Garfields' cousin. My grandad Wayne Nelson Tayntor has dementia now, but my mother (his daughter) Kim, recalled many stories of her grandmother and such that topic. Interesting things, my friend.

[@uraveragesigma]

BTW Mr terry theres a channel called Jake Farms ( I thinks thats the channel name) aka a man animating in sams style where he talked about stuff like the Taiping Rebellion

[@Merennulli]

And that day Charles J. Guiteau learned that no noose is good news.

[@Merennulli]

So, I looked into this a little more. After that business about wanting ivory grips, not being able to afford them, and the store owner dropping the price for him...he still ended up with the one with wooden grips. The Smithsonian has a photograph of it, though it has since lost it. Which says a lot. If even our government couldn't remember where it left the weapon that killed James A. Garfield, maybe it's not so bad that I couldn't find my car title after a decade and 2 moves.

[@theoverunderthinker]

the Oneida cult sounds a lot like Twitter: instead of using self discipline, they just bash on other people's flaws! (except for the free love part)

[@MalekitGJ]

Polyamorous

[@flap.d.jack247]

Polyamorous is a consensual relationship with more than 2 people. The Oneida commune did not believe in any relationships at all@@MalekitGJ

[@samiamtheman7379]

Idk what exact verse it is, but apparently there's a part in the Bible where it says that seed shouldn't fall outside the body. That's what Sam was referencing.

[@joecrazy9896]

I recommend checking out the Shimabara Rebellion by the channel Kings and Generals

[@mcmahon31619]

We need to start a collective Sam come back campaign

[@davidsherman7965]

American Dad not only talked about....but brought both Garfield and Guiteau back to life

[@nunyabidness674]

Mr Terry... Eyedrops sir, or put the pipe down :D

[@DanGamingFan2406]

At last. I think that's every Sam O'nella video. (so far)

[@jmurray1110]

What he is saying is potential parents are way infront of a tribunal to determine if they are pure enough to have kids and if so the kid is immediately removed from their care ab placed within the communes child centre to he emotionally and physically abused for over a decade without any really connect to their parents

[@someguy7629]

He was not assasinated! He died because of Salm o' Nella.

[@nunyabidness674]

6:22 just a play on words from sept. 1995... Think it over, eventually your train of thought will get up to 40-45mph, and might get chased by the LAPD

[@OptimusPhillip]

I actually was just as shocked as you were when Sam mentioned the free love thing, so I actually looked into it some more on my own. Apparently, John Noyes believed that Christians shouldn't be bound to legal institutions like marriage, and that marriage represented a form of male domination over women. It's an interesting perspective, to say the least, considering how big a deal marriage and sexual exclusivity are in most forms of Christianity.

[@samhouston1979]

i miss Sam…though at least there’s Bluejay now

[@seantodd8875]

You should really check out the musical "Assassins", by Stephen Sondheim. Guiteau is one of the main characters, along with Leon Czolgosz, Oswald, Booth, Zangara, Hinkley Jr, etc

[@agutierrez424]

I've been waiting for this for a long time

[@TheRealBigYang]

Sam O Nella videos are always a blast

[@fentontuck9998]

6:28 you can feel his pain

[@ladiesweb4769]

LOL I am actually watching this at work. I love these

[@fluffypanda17]

Wow, I also had no idea. Great find Mr. Sir. Teacher. Sir. 👍🏼

[@omgitsayaliss]

this is one of my favorite sam o nella videos!

[@MovieFan1912]

I actually learned about Guiteau’s attempt at Garfield’s life from the Stephen Sondheim musical, Assassins.

[@Eric_1991]

“If the d… don’t spit, you must acquit” Mr. Terry: alright, not showing this to my students 🤣

[@endersdragon34]

I learned in Family Law that the old tactic of "banging a prostitute" was a popular method for divorce before no-fault divorce became a thing. Even read a case where both partners were sleeping with other people, and because they were both sleeping with other people you couldn't determine who was at fault, so they couldn't get divorced. Even the judges in that case were like, "Yeah this situation is ****ed up but what can I do that's what the law says"

[@geogamr2493]

I’m a little sad the video didn’t mention my favorite Giuteau quote: “I’m a Stalwart, and Arthur is president now.”

[@RIPLewy]

Please post more questions in the community poll, I find them very interesting!

[@Elazul.Lapislazuli]

6:33 I remote work form my home. Don't worry Mr. Terry.

[@francolopez2460]

You should definitely watch Bad Empanadas' videos, sir. They defy popular beliefs but with enough historical rigour and professionalism.

[@alejandrorivas4585]

Watch his videos and pretend the man doesn't exist outside of them lmao. Badempanada is so insane he's been banned multiple times from Twitter and even reddit. But he does make good videos. I swear, sometimes I wonder if someone else writes his videos lol

[@GOKG98]

sam o nella is great but he’s not for everyone 😂

[@Tinu2048]

The video hits hard, taking into account the assasination of former Japan PM

[@DekrosnaArcana]

to note all the 'religious' elements that are spoken about in this are NOWHERE near being part of the actual bible itself... I don't bother with religion at all but I grew up in a conservative church of christ. got tired of it as I began to realize that all religions practically preach the same blasted thing but with slightly different word and slightly altered idealism. So yeah that supposed religious commune that is being talked about around the 6 minute mark (give or take) is not conservative church of christ... it might be one of the more liberal religions like mormon or something.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

Funnily enough that conservativeness you speak of has little to do with the actual bible...

[@DekrosnaArcana]

@@Gustav_Kuriga Honestly I don’t give a rat’s … about what the bible says or doesn’t say it’s ancient scrolls that were translated by human hands who saw another way to control people. History has used religion to control people for centuries… you can use what’s written in that man translated book like the pirate code… a set of guidelines.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

@@DekrosnaArcana lol, you're acting like I'm someone who actually believes in any religion. I'm atheist.

[@H3y_Im_Rob]

Question: How are you on Mythological Deities? There's a youtube channel called Death Battle that has two characters from Pop Culture fight against each other to see who would win. One of their most recent fights is the Greek God Heracles vs. Sun Wukong, the Monkey King. I kinda want to know if you'd be interested in looking it up.

[@charlietheanteater3918]

I wish Sam would return

[@jmurray1110]

Btw the closest verse about the duck don’t spit is genesis 38 but even then Oman was killed over not impregnating his dead brothers wife as it was traditionally so his brothers line would continue and he did this via pull out

[@3x6Corvus]

Bros eyes so red, I know how he handles them kids he teaches

[@nailahprincessofhokuto2024]

you should react to Blue Jay. he makes very similar content to Sam O Nella and has been the thing keeping me tied over while Sams been away.

[@benjauron5873]

I love the Johnny Cash song "Mr. Garfield."

[@Iamnuketastic]

Oh shit. I am watching this at work.

[@ChrisLopez-it7hg]

Wait Sam onella tell them to stay out my job peanut butter lol

[@Moltac]

You’re the best Mr. Terry your students are so lucky!

[@Vexxy197]

Skillshare got a free advertisement in this video

[@iamhungey12345]

Doctor: *picks his nose* Trust me, I'm a doctor.

[@kny1098]

Ha, Sam O'Nella? NSFW? Lies

[@TheGallantDrake]

So this guy was basically Onision before the Internet.

[@roaringviking5693]

Exactly how is this chocking? Haven't you watched a ton of Sam O'Nella videos before?

[@attigator]

You should check out Internet Historian’s video on the Gentleman Pirate

[@cold_chimp]

I always thought that guiteu sounds a lot like me, except for the commune and the mom death, my dad died instead

[@ChatarraCrow]

Come on down. Come to the place where fun never ends.

[@Rythen2]

fun fact - "hybristophilia" is the word for a sexual interest or attraction to criminals. not really that fun a fact, but a fact.

[@hatless9382]

I was eating during the cult thing 💀💀

[@edbrown5665]

You should look deeper into the Oneida culture. It's a weird and interesting piece of American history

[@DZMoops]

Is it bad that I was watching this video at work, as a history teacher?

[@kye4216]

Might be fun to react to some Horrible Histories songs. Was a pretty popular history show for kids in the UK.

[@robertwalker7454]

A spot in the Old testament of the Bible, says to essentially not ejaculate outside the body of a woman, or don't spill your seed, for nothing essentially.

[@livingcorpse5664]

"eugenics" Me: Oh no.....

[@beadsbylara]

A very interesting and good book (and audiobook) about presidential assassinations is Assassination Vacation by Sarah Vowell. I highly recommend.

[@Rolandais]

It's not just the little cult groups, the big ones like christianity are even worse at compartmentalizing their books teachings, vs their actual beliefs.

[@DisorientedWanderer]

Primarily the different sub sects. It's hard to point at the whole since there's so many different groups all saying a different thing. I honestly doubt the original version that formed from Jesus still exists now with all the different groups doing different shit and some changing things for an attempt at the "please accept us" tactic. Thats how Christmas started. Someone saw a winter solstice and thought hey we can get more followers with that.