The Tuskegee Experiments

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[@CountDankula]

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[@Stevie-J]

I was hopelessly addicted to eating lipstick and running into doors, but I started stimming with Fum instead and I've been lipstick-free for 6 months. Thank you Fum!

[@tarico4436]

At uni, while taking a Black History course, I read The book on the Tuskegee experiments. Doctors conducting the study told the syphilitic black men that they were giving them a new experimental drug, but it was a placebo. Yes, it was racial targeting (14:55), but it was also gender targeting; all in the study were adult black males; woman get syphilis too, so clearly if you're aiming for your science to be accurate and robust, half of the test subjects should have been woman. Payment promised to these black men was a free coffin. Other than that, good job, Dank. I have no other corrections. Early estimates on jab compliance showed that 25% of American blacks got jabbed. I think many were just late, as more recent numbers show an over 50% compliance rate.

[@jswets5007]

11:47 The use of the word American is superfluous in this statement.

[@hunterellis8986]

Damn Dank, you've lost some weight and your hair looks great. 👍

[@tendymancommeth]

😊😊😊

[@eyebrowsnowplow]

"Remember, kids, the next time that somebody tells you the government wouldn't do that. Oh, yes, they would." - Wendigoon

[@xayax7920]

Fellow gooner in the chat lol

[@IvanVKlik]

woah easy there, a very trustworthy man with a pedostache told me he's a racist lmao

[@PinkHibiscus-eh9hy]

Lol Wendi is great

[@TheSatisfiedPig]

Oh come on guys they wouldn't do it *again*

[@damienharbin242]

“Sure, they did that and only apologized when they got caught and nobody really got in trouble for it, but no way would they still be doing it or do it again.”

[@fireman305]

For everyone who says “The government has our best interests in mind.”

[@Vingul]

@@gethinfiltrator6700 must have been a different phrasing because that's eight words.

[@Vingul]

@@gethinfiltrator6700 correct, google was down.

[@Vingul]

@@gethinfiltrator6700 correct, google was down. Or were you referring to the replies on here? Because I already did reply and it's gone.

[@metoonunyabidness1391]

They were corrupt then, there have been many other scandals between then and now but our current system is perfectly trustworthy, even though nothing has changed from then to now…

[@amergingiles]

​​@@gethinfiltrator6700 Those were "I'm from the Government and I'm here to help."

[@Lightbeast_Gatekeeper]

"The Government would never do ()" The Government:

[@14albumsuperbia88]

Why does it feel like no government at all would be better than the current state of affairs? I don’t think western nations are as volatile a powder keg as they all claim

[@ulfhedinn79]

"And remember kids, next time someone tells you 'the government wouldn't do that', oh yes they would" -Wendi 'Iceberg Boy' Goon

[@FLABrowncoat]

Also, "Universities help underprivileged demographics climb the socioeconomic ladder, leading to better quality of life for them and their families."

[@AtticusTheDeathMetaller]

@@ulfhedinn79 *In praise of Shadows* REEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

[@IndicatedGoodLife]

​@@FLABrowncoatWell yes... but not really, lmao

[@noahdavis7570]

Oh boy free healthcare from the government I can’t wait to receive top quality medical care with no repercussions from a government I trust

[@robert48044]

don't forget the free lunch that also was included with the testing. I myself wonder how none of the people wondered if they should go get tested elsewhere and mentioned to the others what was happening. I'm not trying to victim blame, I just always wondered about that, no one ever left the State and maybe came up north for the auto industry and by location different Drs.

[@siemerssteve]

@@robert48044 If I had to guess, they probably couldn't afford to get tested elsewhere. It's still a USA-story xd

[@RandomPerson-nd2ey]

​@robert48044 they say the government gave them a disease that can effect their mind. How do you think others would react that? Doubt.

[@MisterCynic18]

​@@robert48044they were poor and black. Getting any healthcare at all bordered on miraculous.

[@Nosferdamus]

@@robert48044 people trusted the government more in the seventies, I mean they hadn't even found a person willing to talk about the existence of area 51 until Bill Clinton, and he always called it Groom Lake.

[@MichalisG1821]

"The more history I read, the less I trust government." -The Fat Electrician

[@donaldduck476]

Arguably the same person as dankula, I mean, have you seen them in the same room?? Its just Nick with an accent and some makeup😂😂

[@Donsguncorner]

Love Nick😂

[@terrykrugii5652]

I've only read a little bit and decided to skip the whole "trusting the government" bit and just go straight to "yeah no, they are sus for merely existing"

[@MichalisG1821]

@@donaldduck476 Does this mean that both Nick and Dank are secretly Batman?

[@nickrollstuhlfahrerson8659]

@@MichalisG1821Yes, I must confess, I am all three of us.

[@RockmanX83]

I spent a good amount of time in Tuskegee. A few things of note: -Tuskegee was founded by a former slave who wanted to build bridges with the whites in the south and worked hard to build a good faith society. -He was derided as someone foolish for trusting the southerners and the government, though he used their help to benefit as many people as possible. - Once he passed, similar people who wanted to help him used thier connections to him to build facilities in his school once he died. -The facilities for the Tuskegee experiment were still on campus, but in the basements of some dorms in the mid 2000s. -The Tuskegee experiment killed a number of people and removed alot of the power in building up the city of Tuskegee. It is still poor till this day due to the government effectively killing its motivated citizens for science for a few generations. -Bush came to visit around the mid 2000s and gave money to help fix the city, but the generational stab in the back by the government cannot be fixed by donating to thier bioethics center. -I must repeat, the government betrayed the good will of Tuskegees founder in order to get data on a preventable disease till around Nixon, which is absurd

[@thunderstudent]

I used to trust the government. Then I graduated high school.

[@Trump2024asw]

Government is hard to improve on one's own outside voting. I try to improve my own life an that of those I care for. It's difficult to know people are so fooled so often by government. Although our culture doesn't have to be tossed aside after finding out government can be untrustworthy.

[@JohntheFancy]

When you said it is still poor to this day that was an understatement. I grew up around Tuskegee. There are entire rows of houses heading into that town that are just swallowed by kudzu. Those houses were occupied by residents when I was a small child. I've heard people call it the 2nd white flight, but those people also weren't from Tuskegee. Everyone has been leaving that place. Not just whites, not just blacks. I personally prefer living in or around Tuskegee, because the people are much more tolerable to me, and because the Tuskegee National Forest is there. However there's not much in Macon county or Tuskegee. We always kind of joked that Tuskegee is the place Alabama would rather forget. Which is sad. Tuskegee really does have some of the best and the worst of our state's history. The airmen and the experiments are a perfect example of that best and worst.

[@SwornInvictus]

The government isn't controlled by White Europeans so there's that.

[@utes5532]

"He was derided as a fool for trusting the government" Turns out they were 100% correct

[@Jackal-xc9sw]

"The government would never do such a terrible thing!" Yes, yes they would.

[@AtticusTheDeathMetaller]

Wendigoon.

[@josephhenderson2538]

Came here to say that. Bugger beat me to it.

[@AtticusTheDeathMetaller]

@@josephhenderson2538 If you are not aware, Wendigoon. Is a KZbinr that has been a bugger that had beat me to it, in regards to making KZbin comments. 😂😂😂

[@kboi9490]

Eh, more like "already have"

[@Ian.420]

Hey don't be absurd. Johnson&Johnson was involved in this too don't blame it all on the feds.

[@eunhyuekpark6159]

This story has aged like a fine wine. We all out here still living it.

[@shoechew]

"We all out here"

[@Vingul]

​@@shoechew We all be living in the hood (bland white suburbs) struggling to survive.. and that. Rough innit?

[@shoechew]

@@Vingul We all be pretending we can't talk good. It doesn't make you look cool.

[@Vingul]

@@shoechew it’s not cool to be so dense as to not pick up on obvious irony..

[@lucascoval828]

​@@shoechew 🤣🤣🤣

[@OTOss8]

"Move along, nothing to see here. Just some routine free healtcare in a country where healthcare isn't free."

[@pieceofschmidtgamer]

No country has free healthcare. Free healthcare is an economic impossibility.

[@comradeurod9805]

Classic

[@rucker69]

No such thing as free healthcare, tit.

[@turkeybeard2010]

When the Hippocratic Oath is downgraded to an optional Hippocratic Suggestion.

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

Hypocritic Oath

[@johndexterzarate6663]

....*Footnote

[@jakemcnamee9417]

The som of asclepious came up witha proper oath. Unfortunately the word hypocrite seems to come from how unseruosly many that took the oath were.

[@havokvladimirovichstalinov]

Where those who practice it usually lose their medical licenses

[@mushyroom9569]

The original Hippocratic Oath outright said “no abortions.”

[@kenelt]

"the goverment would never do that" say people who havent ready a single paragraph of history in their lives.

[@bannedmann4469]

Who’s saying that tho?

[@eidolon1426]

​@@bannedmann4469 You...

[@Rher_the_Moon]

@@bannedmann4469 most adults over the age of 50, most democrats over the age of 30, most people before the normalization of the internet and people who are not frequently on the internet, etc.

[@Louzahsol]

@@Rher_the_Moonzoomers who think communism would be paradise

[@bannedmann4469]

@@Rher_the_Moon isn’t that convenient..

[@adman1381]

A perfect example of why I never trust the government.

[@welshbrxnches]

Its not the government, its people who have been keeping clandestine authority and law manipulation with impunity.

[@LtGhost-tb3kq]

​@@welshbrxnchesSo the Government..

[@welshbrxnches]

@LtGhost-tb3kq yeah the "other" government few people talk about. If we know ourselves as we should as humans we know the visible government isn't the main controller

[@ArthurB26]

​@@welshbrxnches You're right but that's even more reason to distrust politicians.

[@kaminky228]

You’re a conspiracy theorist

[@OG-ProfessorPongo]

If its free, you're the product

[@iusegentoobtw]

"We all know what song is playing in your head now" dank, you caught me completely off guard with this

[@will5291]

Johnny Rebel??

[@MaximilianonMars]

Help a brotha out, what is it?

[@JakesFavorites]

It starts with "I'm an Alabama..."

[@BroomPusher2024]

"Fortunate Son" intensifies

[@sirlukas73]

now i like sugar, and i like tea

[@roseo6057]

"Whimsically uninformed" is a phrase I am stealing, thank you.

[@michaelcarter3149]

Hey, who was that one guy in charge of the AIDS epidemic?....

[@mistahsusan2650]

angelo fibonacci?

[@gwaters8067]

Freddie Mercury...?

[@brandonquezada9523]

I was. Sorry guys my bad

[@CBaller2020]

Errr, I think his initials are AF, but that could be anyone.

[@mistahsusan2650]

@@CBaller2020 albert fothergill?

[@gavinvick3592]

As said by wendigoon: “if you ever think to yourself ‘no, the government would never do that’ oh yes they would, with a smile”

[@highlordlaughterofcanada8685]

"Hippocratic Oath? I hardly knew her!" -The Doctors, probably...

[@Hypnotically_Caucasian]

More like the Hypocritic Oath

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

*knew

[@SuperChatsRNotTips]

Dude we would get along great i make this joke all the time when it doesnt work, your awesome

[@highlordlaughterofcanada8685]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis That was thanks to my overly aggressive spellcheck

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

@@highlordlaughterofcanada8685 No need to explain yourself. Typos happen, and pointing them out is something of a tic of mine.

[@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it]

"The government would never do that!" If they haven't already, they have it on their road map.

[@Mach5Johnny]

Dank. Here’s some suggestions for future Mad Lads. Colton Harris Moore aka The Barefoot Bandit: Real Life GTA Character. Colin McRae: Scottish Rally Car Driver. George Jung: American Drug Smuggler Henry Hill: American Mobster and real life Goodfella Mad Mike Hughes: Flat Earther that died by crash landing his homemade rocket Smokey Nagata: Japanese Custom Car Builder who’s high speed test drive got him deported from the UK Pablo Escobar: No Introduction Needed Miroslav Filipovic: Croatian Catholic Priest turned War Criminal Richard The Iceman Kuklinski: Mafia Hitman

[@snurgumwurgum8238]

dope list.

[@praxisshadow1599]

Oh man hadn't thought of the ice man since that one interview

[@santeri9149]

I second Smokey Nagata

[@InkubozuNikki]

Mad Mike is our modern day Icarus

[@brendanfinnegan3615]

Bump

[@Snakedude4life]

“But why?” That’s classified. 🎩 🐍 no step on snek!🇺🇸🇭🇰

[@southpark1you0]

cause science

[@Trump2024asw]

​@@southpark1you0The science demands it!!!

[@Nantosuelta]

Always trust the science...

[@T3nch1]

"The government would never-" [Wendigoon] *Oh yes they would.* [/Wendigoon]

[@albertmiller2electricbooga897]

It’s a bit of a misconception that there’s less money in cures, there’s huge prize pools and awards up for grabs and the cure can always coexist with long term treatments for waitlist patients

[@Bigredtower]

An interesting side-note: right when Americans started muttering the phrase, "Tuskegee experiments?" in the 90s, before anyone had internet, HBO showed up with their movie The Tuskegee Airmen, which basically assured us that the experiments were all about testing black pilots in war, and there was nothing to see here. Took another 15 years before the real story met our attention span. Never trust HBO, they're part of, let's just call it 'the big weapon'. The movie uses every item on the list of cheap ways to reach past people's guard and into their emotions, so it can tell them a big lie and it won't even occur to them it's a lie because they're dealing with 2 tons of emotions. Worked like a charm. Even brought in the classic, "show a picture of the real guys at the end" one.

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

Wait the Tuskegee airmen aren’t real? Also that’s a separate group of people

[@Bigredtower]

@@goldenfiberwheat238 no, they're real (hence the photo of them), but they used that story to throw a blanket on the real Tuskegee experiments. Though, I'm betting the real story was nothing like the movie

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

@@Bigredtower those are two totally different stories. Are you saying hbo said in the show that the victims were actually the pilots?

[@Bigredtower]

@@goldenfiberwheat238 exactly my point. They are 2 different stories that HBO portrayed as 1 glorious one, omitting the horrific one. Again, they used it to throw the blanket over the horrific one. Americans were bawling and saying "I know all about the Tuskegee experiments now and I need not ask any questions because I'm carrying all this emotion" at the end, because right when they asked "Tuskegee experiments?" HBO popped that movie onto their tubes. Anyone else having trouble understanding basic propaganda techniques, please inquire elsewhere :)

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

@@Bigredtower wow

[@Kebablover495]

This entire video can be summarised as count going “it got worst when-” then he states even more messed up shit that they did to the test subjects

[@stupidbluebird]

growing up near tuskegee, my mom ended up treating many of the elderly victims of this during her time as a geriatric care social worker. her stories about these poor people always stuck with me.

[@andrewgriffin7271]

"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help!"

[@cyberserk5614]

At least the US government doesn't operate biolabs in other countries...

[@GrumpyGenXGramps]

There is NO money in CURES.

[@EmperorAMBATUKAM]

"The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: Im from the government and Im here to help!" - Ronald Reagan

[@jacobbaker5442]

"Sell crack to blacks, with AIDS!" "run up the deficit!" "ban assault weapons!" - ronald reagan

[@jamesboulton4407]

whoever wrote that FÜM ad read, chefs kiss.

[@AlexanderTheGrey]

We makin it outta the hood with this one, boys

[@chadrathbone]

They made a commercial using the tuskegee experiments as a pro for covid 19 vax. haha

[@oz_jones]

Oy vey

[@chadrathbone]

@@oz_jones yep they

[@Dayman420]

@@chadrathboneAre the scary Jews in the room with you right now? 😂

[@chadrathbone]

@@Dayman420 nah theyre violating human rights in Gaza. Not by bombing but by not letting aid in for the civilians. You named yourself after a pedophile “pay the toll with the boys hole, night man”

[@lordderpington8021]

​@@Dayman420the zionists are always here bro. You're just too naïve to see it. Let me just go talk to my aipac guy about this

[@elwitchdoctor]

Did he really make a Johnny Rebel reference? Damn lmao

[@sleepy_jean]

None of those early critics were involved in the study except Peter Buxton. They just read the paper or overheard people actually involved talking about it and realized how fucked it was. Peter Buxton was involved late and reported it within a year of finding out about it.

[@MrCottoncc]

The bit about stimming in the FUM ad is bloody gold

[@WeAreHere-42]

Observe. Follow. Conform. Comply. Obey.

[@1whitkat]

We studied this in depth at medical school. It was part of the ethics classes. Let's talk about F-ed up. They recruited nurses from the black community to find patients for the program. Those nurses didn't know what was going on in the study, they thought they were helping their fellow citizens. This experiment cause a lasting and catastrophic damage in not only the black community, but the Southern U.S. community when it comes to healthcare. A great many people in this part of the country still don't trust doctors and end up dying from completely treatable diseases.

[@cardinalbubxiii803]

Our boy Dankie looking thin these days. Look at ye… handsome lad.

[@ked4]

Bruv are you ever gonna make a madlad about Steve Irwin: The Maddest Lad?

[@SamSeth]

The covid vaccines were "free" as well

[@TornadoOfSouls777]

You got a burger, fries and a shake with that too....

[@mgntstr]

"I got covid for the 4th time but at least I'm fully vaccinated"

[@Dayman420]

@@mgntstrIt’s almost like vaccines have never had the purpose of 100% stopping diseases, and them not stopping people from getting it isn’t a sign of absolutely anything.

[@WomenIntimidateMebutnotmypenis]

Here in small town central Louisiana, they were paying up to $200 for you to come and get vaccinated. That really got the attention of the ample junkie community. Even though that was before I got clean, I didn't trust it. I did the godly thing and doubled down on copper theft.

[@t-yoonit]

​@@mgntstrsure makes you wonder don't it

[@browasbeyondflabbergasted3899]

Thanks for posting dank, my dad died of a heart attack today and you made me feel that tiny bit better Cheers mate

[@leebarbs7176]

Sorry to hear that, my friend - hope you're able to find peace soon.

[@aethelfrithofbernica]

Rough road ahead, man. Do what you can to stay healthy-minded and take care of yourself. It took a while for the pain to recede for me, but even then you just sort of learn how to live with it. You'll be okay. It'll just be a bit tough til you get there

[@juhasznagyjozsef]

My condolences, man.

[@CBaller2020]

My sincere condolences to you. My Dad passed away last November. Not a day goes by where I don't think about him.

[@Plainsburner]

Had a personal run in with those corporations. Grandma was getting a Alzheimer's treatment that was being studied by a university professor, which actually did an amazing job at improving her cognitive abilities and slowing her decline. Problem is that the doctor was reusing a generic drug that was used to treat arthritis, and the pharmaceutical companies had a new expensive drug in the works that they could make far more money off. It was amazing how many personal threats the patients in the trials would get, and paid trolls on the online message boards were spamming pure fiction about the dangers of the treatment.

[@DefaultFlame]

Pure evil.

[@nikoratsu94]

Just came back from holidays in scotland yesterday and nothing... Just let you know that I truly loved your country Pal❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mridlon1634]

Nothing is ever truly free, especially freedom.

[@no.lloydering]

Thats one of the funniest fum ad reads ive ever heard

[@craftygnome97]

"The government wouldn't do that today", you're right, they do far worse

[@adamhoward4775]

People will insist that we are above this but if you look really closely you’ll see a Jurassic Park sized pile of shit

[@ijustworkhere1008]

"Don't be ridiculous, the government would never do (insert thing here that the government already did"

[@GeraltofRivia22]

"Why don't you trust the government?" Hmm, what a mystery.

[@schiz0phren1c]

Always loved that Will Schmidt track "here comes the Meningitis!, bits'll just fall off ya CLAP CLAP!"(no, it's not clap, it's syph!)

[@helmkekitsune813]

"We all know what song is playing in your head right now" Damn it Dank, I had forgotten about that song for 20 years until you had to go and mention it.

[@ethanodell8044]

“The next time somebody tells you ‘The government would never do that’ oh yes they would”

[@thatdude3977]

Just say "like we did to the Natives?" 😂 Americans are so assbackwards

[@aaronmoore2691]

"The Government would never do that!" Not only would they, but they have.

[@miloanderson4359]

When the feds say “we’re here to help”, they’re not…

[@GutterJon]

Thank you for covering this extremely important topic that gets glossed over all the time

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

Surely the government would never do anything bad…

[@nickmagrick7702]

They only did that in the past, the pharmaceuticals would never lie to people and hurt them again.

[@bullseye5262]

Oh you sweet summer child

[@t-yoonit]

No, it was just that one time. I guess there was that other time too. And that other time. And that other time. No it's not a pattern of behavior.

[@nickmagrick7702]

@@bullseye5262 Its called sarcasm, you sweet summer child

[@bullseye5262]

@@nickmagrick7702 I was also being sarcastic my good sir

[@nickmagrick7702]

@@bullseye5262 Oh so it was like a double irony where you were pretending to make fun of me but you really agreed with my ironic point. I see I see

[@graysaltine6035]

Teenager me had to look this up on Wikipedia after watching Half Baked in the mid-2000s.... I can never again disassociate these two things from each other, and every time the Tuskegee Experiments get mentioned I impulsively snort with laughter as I picture Dave Chapelle scoring medical weed off a confused-looking doctor. It can be kinda awkward.

[@PinkHibiscus-eh9hy]

Omg me too lol, every time i hear Tuskegee i think of dave chappelle

[@KapteinFruit]

Made me think... I've never really been very ill, not as long as I remember anyway. Maybe Im just lucky

[@scrubtug6507]

It always cracks me up when locals say 'conspiracy theorist'. Meanwhile, they live within driving distance of Selma and Tuskegee. I'm like, "you're absolutely right, bro. Not only that, but condoms just get in the way".

[@frozenflames5263]

Still waiting on a video about Albert Johnson. He led the Canadian feds and their Native guides on a month-long manhunt across the Arctic, over mountains, through forests, and across frozen rivers. He injured one Mountie and killed another before eventually being killed himself. His manhunt was one of the first to use a plane (flown by WW1 veteran Wop May) to track him down, and was one of the first “viral” news stories in the age of radio during the Great Depression. To this day, no one knows his true identity, despite many theories and genetic evidence being used to investigate. So for now, he is best known as the Mad Trapper of Rat River.

[@quietrioter]

I knew Fauci was old. Didnt know he was that old

[@nextcaesargaming5469]

For every medical and scientific miracle, there is almost always a nightmare hidden in the history of its developement Humans kinda suck, don't they?

[@Shiftinggers]

Hoooo boy. If you have issues and don't wanna sleep at night I'd suggest you look into how we know that the human body is 60% water

[@nextcaesargaming5469]

@@Shiftinggers Oh, I already know. I really wish I didn't.

[@tarico4436]

This isn't a "humans are bad" deal. This isn't even a "humans employed in the medical field are bad" deal. This is different than that. Saying "humans sark" is a way of watering down and diffusing what Tuskegee taught us.

[@Syncrotron9001]

The radar research during the Philadelphia Experiment likely inspired the first commercial microwaves produced 3 years later after it accidentally microwaved the crew. Radars are just microwave emitters.

[@ComicGladiator]

@@Syncrotron9001 Unless the ship rotated during the test, you just know they were still cold in the middle.

[@MisterCynic18]

Oh damn, he's not smiling in the thumbnail. This is serious shit.

[@ikthranithul6000]

Count Dankula alleging that someone else may or may not be a sith lord on account of the prefix count is concerning, got something to tell us?

[@shd_samurai9676]

'Life got yo stressed out over current events?' TIMING

[@WompWompWoooomp]

What an interesting and well researched video. Thankfully, nothing like this would happen in the modern day.

[@wesleyfilms]

Ahh yes, my favorite subject to bring up to statists. They can't deny it happened without fearing being called racist ;)

[@DautFromX]

"Statists" 🤓

[@JWaititi]

Exactly 0 people ever deny this lol In fact, it's more likely you'll hear about this then other, far more damaging experiments.

[@jacobbaker5442]

@@DautFromX yes

[@DautFromX]

@@jacobbaker5442 You're supposed to grow out of the "can't tell me what to do, dad" phase by the time you turn 16, not turn it into a political brainrot ideology.

[@jacobbaker5442]

@@DautFromX youre supposed to grow out of the "enact violence upon peaceful people" phase by the time you turn 16, not turn it into a political brainrot ideology.

[@kaylynhewell8046]

Just got off work from the MMJ dispensary. My favorite medicine. So why not listen to one of my favorite Scottish men talking about really bad drug companies. Aahhj yes! Ripping good time! Thanks Dank!

[@Louzahsol]

My state just banned hemp based thc because they lost too much money on the med program, which they should have known was gonna happen when they made bud n Mary’s the only dispensary and mmj cards 400$

[@seemelater5056]

the entire intro segment was as we call in the business: Foreshadowing

[@HeavyJay1421]

Team dankula: hope all is well with the paper work in the courts

[@Deamons64]

Ah, the best kind of Dankula vid. CIA fuckery...

[@ease-l5330]

A dank “Shit the Government has done” playlist would go crazy

[@hlc5410]

Thanks, Dank, you've put a tear in my eye with this one.

[@Irish381]

I love my country but the government is literally the worst at taking care of people.

[@m4g1cM1KE]

I used to love my country but I'm so disillusioned by all of it I think I'm indifferent now.

[@matthewrawlings1284]

I love the ideas my country was founded on not what it has devolved into...

[@Irish381]

@@matthewrawlings1284 yup same here, but I am a veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan. So It’s a shame to see

[@matthewrawlings1284]

@@Irish381 I didn't serve in the military, I just understand where the country's presuppositions came form and like said presuppositions.

[@cd0u50c9]

Mad Lad suggestions: - Dennis Rodman; - Paul Gascoigne; - Donald Trump; - Keith Richards; - Aaron Hernandez; - OJ Simpson; - Guy Martin; - Billy McFarlane; - Isoroku Yamamoto; - Julian Assange.

[@phoephoe795]

Wim Hoff Steve-O

[@leethecomedian]

I can't help but think of that scene from half baked when Dave chappelle says his grandpa was part of the Tuskegee

[@PlayerSalt]

my grandfather was part of the Tuskegee experiments

[@OrangeJulius_JMC]

You should make a video on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.

[@user-fo3ug3cr4m]

4:09 skip ad

[@JamesAhmed-kc6sk]

Danks hair is looking really good at the moment

[@Poppenheimer69]

So that's why Biden was bragging about beating Medicare.

[@dillonkillen6044]

"Tuskeege airman. We are flying too low" "HUH?" Classic show

[@cobberhambone9484]

Thank you for covering this dark but critically important chapter in American, and black, history. Never trust big pharma.

[@JWaititi]

DDT did far more damage.

[@georgeliggett.2229]

The gyms paying off mate!! Well done, you look great :)

[@ASubstantialLife]

Nice to see dank looking a bit slimmer around the face, keep up the graft big man

[@hmw_kamikaze3885]

Such an honour to be here within the first minute. cheers.

[@weskintime4177]

“Why do people, especially African Americans, not trust the US government?” The US Government:

[@JWaititi]

Lol weird, considering many trust the government to feed and house their children.

[@nevertellmethaoddz8581]

One of the rare titles that makes me immediately go “Oo😖”

[@panosgamithis8868]

I remember a documentary on this many years ago... It was one of those moments in life when my mind broke...!!!

[@hattimounattimou8258]

anyone else watching the entire FÜM ad? I really enjoy watching Danks performance.

[@weswolever7477]

It’s ya boy raid shadow legends!!

[@robert48044]

I don't think its coincidence most people know about the airmen under the same name then the experiment, I don't think that was an accident at all, even now the airmen come up in a google search first

[@michaelcarter3149]

They do it with a ton of stuff. Especially using movies and shows as cover. That way when people try to search for the name. It's buried under pages of things with the same name. Sucks, because I use to know a ton of examples. Hopefully someone will give some good examples.

[@JWaititi]

They've done the same with the word "slave" Despite the worst slave owners in history being African, guess what you see when you use Google?

[@GabrielUngacta]

Here's something you might want to cover; the Yippie takeover of Disneyland.

[@Gallaelwyd]

Reminds me of the boy boy video about the rich being vampires. They interviewed some people and explained the difference in AU and US health laws and the side effects of what they were volunteering for and one response that sticks with me was a woman looking so confused at the betrayal saying "Why would they do that?"

[@bushwhackedonvhs]

16:08 CURSE YOU DANKULA HOW DID YOU KNOW

[@Irish381]

Dude! Have you ever been to an American hospital or physicians clinic? Seriously we’re so screwed that most of the food in the supermarket isn’t legal in most European countries.

[@boxerblake1]

Your ad reads are always worth listening to haha

[@SoulHunterVII]

The best advert you've done dank