Tim Dillon Rants About the Future of America

Taken from JRE #1860 w/Tim Dillon:
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[@meetch4]

The saddest part is, we have comedians telling the truth way more than any politician ever will.

[@brownzoomer]

comedians always told the truth, Even in ancient times, the court jesters/noble poets were the only ones allowed to ridicule the king and the kingdom

[@Neventual]

Didn't Hitler get rid of the comedians first before mowing down Germany and so forth?

[@CivReborn]

That's not true. Politicians call each other liars all the time.

[@Haryazz]

Comedians by nature have a talent to see both sides of the coin and point out the anomaly, the exaggeration , and why it's funny to one side the other or both . Comedians are brilliant, witty, Charismatic and should be considered to lead groups of people while pointing out the oxymorons to the less fortunate , except Jeff Dunham , fuck him and the low IQ crowd that find that act humorous

[@nicktarnowski7069]

@@Neventual no

[@jopo7996]

I love Tim Dillon. He's like a thinner, funnier, and less gay Bert Kreischer.

[@zay4608]

Makes it funny because tims actually gay lmao

[@kodychoates1855]

Less gay? How about actually gay.

[@Jamoofinmilk]

@@zay4608 yeah....

[@eFrog27]

Thinner? 😂

[@Jamoofinmilk]

@@kodychoates1855 whoosh!

[@tylermanning4321]

Joe sees what we should be, Tim sees what we are. And the thing is Tim is just so accurate.

[@conservaliberal]

two of the wisest voices in history to base your lives on🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@lukesmith3283]

Pretty much

[@mickcv4554]

He’s so funny because he drifts in and out of being serious so fluidly by the time you’ve realized it you’re already behind.

[@ShadowCrashed81]

He's not funny

[@TheNancypoo]

I thought he really spoke Mandarin.

[@K767-o1t]

I think funny was a byproduct in this case. It’s 100% his opinion.

[@Nameonly67]

I love smart people, so interesting to listen to

[@harnessriscallous7466]

Too bad he sees screaming into the void/standing up against the title wave as a waste or he probably just could have convinced Joe Rogan to use the best chance at saving America (calling to unite the independent media around one citizen/voter plan to effect the necessary change). Of course, they're both too cowardly and stupid to realize that plan. And I've met very few people that actually understand what the necessary policy prescription are.

[@raccoonavi]

"it's gonna be so bad it won't even feel bad" tim just summarised huxley's brave new world in one line

[@roystonlodge]

Huxley's Brave New World only seems bad if you're looking at it from the outside. If you are a member of it looking around from the inside it's objectively pretty sweet. No war. No crime. No poverty. No famine. No police brutality. And the few dissenters that exist get _promoted_ to the even _better_ island rather than being tortured and killed. What's not to like?

[@LivingBGLegend]

The precedent is frightening and it’s not really sci fi anymore

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

Brave New World is neo feudal in a lot of ways. Read 'The Coming of Neo Feudalism'

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

@@roystonlodge The problem with it is that ambition is stifled and there's no actual freedom. The main character commits suicide at the end.

[@roystonlodge]

@@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin The character you're referring to is John "the savage". He was from _outside_ the society, thereby _illustrating_ the point that it only looks like a dystopia to those who are outside looking in. Furthermore, one of the reasons he killed himself was _arguably_ because he wasn’t allowed to settle on “dissenter island” with Bernard and Helmholtz. It’s possible that he would have been perfectly happy there. A functional society needs to accommodate dissenters, and the fictional society of Brave New World seems to have figured that out.

[@nicknomski8399]

"You'll die, but you will be laughing" - Tim Dillon, 2022

[@babakazi808]

Love this

[@johnconnor7584]

sounds like you will own nothing but you will be happy

[@MrAws0m3Gaming]

@@johnconnor7584 yeah, different context tho

[@beerandasmoke7960]

Like the end scene in mouth of madness

[@sayno2lolzisback]

My generation (millenial) was the last one to have a free and normal childhood. I am thankful for that. I can't imagine how badly the internet would have fucked me up as a kid haha

[@Fillup82]

We did have the internet. It just wasn’t gross and corporatised.

[@spectazular7489]

​@@Fillup82 but we weren't born into it. At least not in my country, it wasn't a thing until I was at late childhood or early teans.

[@unitedwestanddividedwefall3521]

Same. It’s true we’re going to miss those good days.

[@sayno2lolzisback]

@@Fillup82 You understood my context well done.

[@sarahfredricks]

I am thankful for this all the time, as well.

[@druidmeats]

That was possibly the best rant I’ve ever heard in my life. Gotta respect Rogan here for no interjecting or stopping Tim’s train of thought.

[@noway57]

It's called infowars

[@truthsRsung]

druid...How messed up is it that you thank people for not interrupting someone else's sentence? Why is that exceptional to you? Where I come from it is common practice to be Polite.

[@druidmeats]

@@truthsRsung I’m thanking a famous figure known for his podcast and showing my enjoyment for his skills in his built up realm. Go look at anyone else on either the same media or elsewhere and you’ll find hosts who talk over and stop the guest in their tracks all the time. Don’t be a dick.

[@BristolMatt]

His "rant" is more or less happening already. They are so deep in the celeb world that they have no idea.

[@jspur22]

@@truthsRsung You must not listen to many podcasts. No matter how "polite" you are it is incredibly hard to carry on a conversation for almost 3 hours. Have you never heard that listening is a skill?

[@DeflatingAtheism]

Ten times as many people watched Tim Dillon’s appearance on Joe Rogan than watched CNN all day. Which means there’s some justice in the world.

[@joelab9222]

People quitting CNN is a great development. We can only hope that Fox News suffers a similar fate. It’s just like politics. Two sides of the same coin meant to divide the populace and therefore protect the rich and powerful from a united citizenry.

[@jaredburke9445]

Well damn.

[@dtothee8730]

To be fair CNN is everywhere. On TV, in the Airport, not just on KZbin.

[@wespaul633]

Give CNN a chance...give them a chance...new CNN boss Chris Licht has come in and is firing some of the propagandists over there! Pretty soon CNN will be at the top of the.....OK, I CAN'T DO THIS....CNN SUCKS!!!!

[@jamesmayle3787]

Jesus Christ is lord. Seriously, it is all true. Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is literally important,

[@fernmachine3778]

This is exactly what I think about America, society and the future in general - but Ive never been able to explain it so succinctly.

[@raginbakin1430]

The 60s were a turbulent time too. We were able to get out of that

[@AmphibiousWarrior573]

@@raginbakin1430 True, though the 60's didn't have social media. The power to influence now is like a machine gun. I hope you're right, but I am hesitant.

[@DannySullivanMusic]

He is a melting pot

[@rickybobbyracing9106]

LMAO, as someone who is glad to live in America, and doesn't hate it, like those snobs. I also can admit, that there are troubles and struggles out there, I will never know. I can also admit there are things this country has done, that I don't know about, and should probably learn more about. While I celebrate our independence day, i also know this country is not perfect, and has wrong'ed other countries. Not the only one to do that though, but this country sure has.

[@hubflower5433]

@@rickybobbyracing9106 this is rational thinking

[@grapentine739]

This comedian just spit out the most truth I've ever heard. People will tell me: why think negatively lol. No matter how dark the truth is it is liberating from the lies being told to us all our lives.

[@nicksince9487]

Man, the look on Joe's face after that rant at the end was just complete satisfaction at Tim's ability to put all of this into words. I've never seen him look that impressively agreeable with someone.

[@bunchygoose36]

mom

[@skosh6359]

Huh??? Rogan is literally agreeable to anyone sitting in front of him. If it's a Conservative guest, Rogan is a Conservative. If it's Liberal guest, he's a Liberal for the day. The issue is that his ratio on Conservative to Liberal guest is about 10:1 these days. That's probably why his numbers are growing substantially on the right.

[@Jess88176]

Joe knows. He is still sometimes surprised about Tim's intelligence but....he knows.

[@tylerjarrett5979]

@@skosh6359 the fact that you call rogan conservative removes any possibility to take your comment seriously.. the truth is you just don't like the guy because he's willing to hear an opinion that's different from his own and have a respectful conversation an agree to disagree. Your either incapable of rational thought or your a bot...

[@skosh6359]

@@tylerjarrett5979 I literally listen to Rogan every single day and I have for about 10 years. I love Rogan and his show, but he has changed. You're probably a new listener so I understand that you don't get it. However if you've listened for long enough then the change is obvious. By the way, a person on the left would NEVER EVER EVER support Ron DeSantis. That's like a person who claims to be a Conservative supporting Bernie Sanders. Would you agree that would seem odd?

[@noc1087]

As someone born in 1987... this really makes me miss my childhood. Tim is spot on.

[@sawyeratkinson]

Same on everything you said

[@charlesk22]

You miss being apathetic and stupid/blind to your nation's reality? You deserve your present.

[@manuelsarabia8947]

If you’re a trump supporter you have no one to blame but yourself

[@tigervalley62]

As someone born in 2000, let me tell you, I would literally do anything, ANYTHING to go back in time and live the childhood of my parents. Yes it was shit to an extent especially in the none western world, it was not perfect, but let's be real, it was not this..... This is tyranny, that was still freedom. I once thought ironically enough that folks who reminisce on the 70s 80s and 90s, were old heads stuck in the past and stubbornly did not embrace the changing societal landscape, the more aware of the situation I've become, on where we are in 2022, I realised there is a reason why so many people long for the pre-millenia era. It genuinely was objectively a better time, and I highly doubt we will ever see that again unfortunately. Words cannot even begin to describe how envious I and many other common sense young people are that you got to experience that magic. Where you could literally do anything you wanted and know that there was plenty of opportunities on making a legacy for yourself and climbing the ladder of success in society if you just put in the effort. Those doors are being closed, one by one, by one. You can't do almost anything young people in the 80s could do, most prominently, owning your first house in your 20s. That's just impossible in this day and age. Yes, contrary to popular belief, not all of us post 2000 are crazy vindictive, narcissistic little aassholes.... We can think, and we can understand that the path we are going down is leading us to hell. I think this is how people felt more or less during the 30s and 40s with the hopelessness for the future. I pray, more than ever that we will come out of this era the same way people got out of the 40s back in the day... Because heaven knows we are due for another golden age of some kind.

[@leeroyholloway4277]

Shit you guys... I came of age in the 70s.... it was fucking great !!

[@j10984]

Tim is quietly the most intellectual of today’s comedians.

[@conservaliberal]

you call that quiet? did the batteries go out in the miracle ear?

[@sailirish7]

@@conservaliberal HUH?

[@PMurray2694]

​@conservaliberal a word can be used in more than one way, my nigga

[@benfrank6520]

dave smith is pretty knowledgeable when it comes to wars, especially in the middle east. he knows exactly whats going on over there.

[@franckiewicz0831]

Tim Dillon is still coming to his potential. He’s unbelievably funny and quite brilliant too.

[@thekeyhole83]

Sounds like he has a crystal ball, but we all have it, just takes someone to say it

[@betods1013]

I like him as a podcaster and ranting-guest. His special was not great. But that's only MY opinion. I get it that there is a huge fanbase that loves his stand-up. But just on a joke level, I think he's not in the top level of comedians. But that's OK. He's brilliant in other mediums. Again, only my opinion.

[@pacman3421]

I just said the same shit , u know he been watching some tate videos🤣

[@juliansecomb3703]

He needs to lose some weight or he won't be around in 10 - 20 years.

[@p.chuckmoralesesquire3965]

Tim dillon is a great comedian in the same way alex jones is a great news man. Or in other words, you just have to be stupid enough to buy joe rogan's lies LOL. It's true, LA comedy is dead

[@HauntedHarmonics]

Tim Dillon has never actually told a joke in his life. People laugh because they think he’s kidding, but his material is serious as a heart attack _EDIT:_ Jesus christ you people are unhinged lmao.

[@muhammedcara5413]

Yeah I definitely agree with you Was thinking the same

[@itzjustaaron3153]

which is what hes gonna die from if he never hits the gym

[@noahevanm]

He reminds me of George Carlin a little bit. People thought he was joking, but was really telling the truth about how the United States government operates.

[@ivankaseljanka]

... which he will soon get, cuz he is getting fatter 🤷‍♀

[@jamesmayle3787]

Jesus Christ is lord. Seriously, it is all true. Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is literally important,

[@carloscabral9617]

Tim’s face at 8:18 after making Joe die laughing is of pure joy!! Love them both!

[@toke182]

tim dillon is extremely smart, he dresses hardcore truth no one wants to talk about in comedy giving it a 4x impact in your brain

[@04dram04]

I think it also makes it palatable. A teaspoon of sugar makes the medicine go down.

[@libertybelllocks7476]

In the old times, Jesters, and thats what all comedians are, understood and knew how the Kingdom was really operating despite what the citizens were being told

[@noway57]

It's called Alex jones

[@rentalsnake6542]

The only person who can tell the truth in a kings court is the fool, if he can’t, then you don’t have a king you have a tyrant.

[@rabbychan]

you mean bill burr?

[@chadsmith3680]

Single handedly one of the best rants I’ve ever heard

[@seanpowers7132]

Jaw dropping great and terrifying brave new world rant. Hilarious 😂 too

[@unclejeya3006]

agreed man..hes so wise

[@evanmilanowski7397]

saTanic rant

[@leeboy2k1]

@@evanmilanowski7397 You're right, he was literally advocating everybody continue to be part of the problem without highlighting one example in history where the worst of human nature was reigned in to some degree if only for say 750 yrs ;) like Byzantium.

[@blackbbwandssbbw9211]

He hit it on the money

[@Stopnfade]

A year later and how close we are to this all time Tim Dillan rant

[@jackpackage4278]

I’ve never laughed so hard at a rant and then be immediately depressed about what I just heard in my life.

[@quillclock]

tim is fantastic at that

[@tonyh1345]

@@quillclock indeed

[@nebulaone908]

I know what you mean. 😔

[@Rlyeh_The_Dead]

1998ish through 2012 was the best. It's shocking how quickly we've declined in just a decade

[@dannyaoalsson]

Nah, 9/11 is when we came off the rails.

[@TheProphegy]

The rise of social media and the progression of technology with cellphones and data mining and us being more controlled. I despise where we are now.

[@miamitten1123]

1997 was cool. I had PlayStation 1.

[@snowfrosty1]

Mf you can’t be serious. ‘Modern’ Pax Americana was the immediate post-WW2 era/mid-20th century/long swinging 60s. By the 90s “end of History” into the Y2K era…..on most levels+fronts the Atlanticist ‘globhomo’ bloc(USA/British Commonwealth/puppets), the broader West & arguably the rest of the “1st world” were already stagnating, declining, polarizing, beginning to unravel/balkanize, getting poorer, less healthy+less fit, more delusional, more sickly, etc….

[@theonejmv]

Growing up in the 1990s and early aughts was a blessing

[@magicbuns4868]

We have never had it so easy, yet we have never moaned as hard about our imaginary struggles.

[@m.a.b.4104]

1st world problems. If you get a chance, check out double down news 2022 year in review. More truthful review than any of the major news networks yearly reviews by far.

[@Lobardan]

You missed the point

[@AmphibiousWarrior573]

@@Lobardan No, I think YOU missed the point. Come at me and I will explain.

[@Lobardan]

@@AmphibiousWarrior573 Tim is making fun of people that say things like this at the start, and you're taking it seriously.

[@HighNLo]

@@Lobardan he's making fun of the people but also saying he chooses to not give a damn because he's also a fat stupid sheep with no power to do anything. Some people choose a stronger mentality than that whether it has any purpose is highly irrelevant. Its more about personal morals.

[@minnesotatomcat]

I’m so glad I was born in 1982 in the middle of nowhere and got to experience a simple happy dirt poor life without cell phones and social media, we worked and scratched just to stay alive and I couldn’t have been happier!! Life was good then

[@truthprevails4386]

as a fellow 82 baby, i agree with ya.

[@oyster7746]

How in the world could you ever be happy if you're from the butthole of America?

[@Ribrubrob]

I’m happy to be born year 2000. So many racists back then…

[@bogard9627]

The 80's weren't so good for blk ppl. That's when Ronald Reagan flooded blk communities with crack

[@RJT80]

Yeah. I'm happy I got to experience 25 years before the internet. I'd feel horrible for young people if they weren't such awful little narcissists. Nobody is forcing them to document their entire lives on the internet for a dopamine hit while they listen to garbage music and collect Nikes and STDs.

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

"Life is nothing but the competition to be the criminal rather than the victim." -- Bertrand Russell

[@disclaimer.imjokin]

Shit happens - the predator 1990

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

@@disclaimer.imjokin I think Predator 2 was 1990. The first one was 85 or 86.

[@josseafertolisaragna5871]

@@disclaimer.imjokin but with a healthy diet you can control the shit from splashing the toilet ..i mean we only have one toilet and its called earth other people will use it , just watch that your shit dont splash others .

[@chandanbanakar333]

@SlimSavage it means you are either the perpetrator or the victim.

[@markonino12]

One of the most truest, scariest and intelligently put together rant of recent times. More than half of you are sitting there saying "lmao so true.. back to my cereal" but the real ones know this is truly accurate and will happen because of the same cereal eating citizens who love being pushed over.

[@musicarchives2271]

im anti cereal, only protein to start a day

[@klada000]

Bought a vineyard

[@regalnutrition9117]

you are absolutely right but what we can do to wake people up?

[@markonino12]

@@regalnutrition9117 don't worry about others. Focus on your consciousness and expand yourself

[@dreamingissleeping]

@@markonino12 I love how you view of the world! I absolutely agree!

[@monkeysuncle6]

Tim Dillon, saying what I've been thinking for years now. I always say that I was lucky to have lived the best years for my life, my 20s, in the 1990s. It's been downhill ever since 9/11 happened. For anyone born after 1985, I can't decide if I feel sorry for you or be jealous of the fact that you never got to experience real freedom, because you can never miss what you never had.

[@willia3r]

The 1990s was definitely the peak time for being an adult in the 🇺🇸USA. It was the perfect intersection of access to technology, good paying jobs, successful businesses, no war, and great social interaction. I don’t think we will ever go back to that golden age, but I wouldn’t mind being wrong.

[@grizzlo7300]

I was a dime behind you. Late 90's was peak modern civilization.

[@Captain_Insano_nomercy]

I was born in 93 and the unfortunate truth is I got just enough of the pre social media era to miss it but never truly got to enjoy it as an adult. So my generation quite literally got double fucked. The generation after me is lucky because they never knew different. I didn't have the internet until I was 19, and from there it has mostly been downhill

[@seth5143]

@@Captain_Insano_nomercy I'd say younger generations have a tougher time because they can still hear about or see depictions of pre-social media culture. They can come to appreciate ways of living which they never personally experienced. Also all these evil mega-corps and scammers will still have access to all their personal info necessary to steal their identities even if they never make a single social media account and this can wreck their life before they even get a fair shot. It's even perfectly reasonable to fear having footage of one's nude body posted and distributed across the internet without the individual's consent or even without their knowledge.

[@nuclearpugg]

Even if you never experience freedom you will still want it lmao

[@shaneviola8848]

Fun fact tim Dillon lived in the same town as me and even sold my parents a subprime mortgage that we ended up going bankrupt and moving to a different state. But yes still my favorite comedian

[@conservaliberal]

Tim dillon cares about you and your family? desperation for attention is not caring its desperate.

[@rickDArula]

It's a real knife fight out there

[@rickDArula]

​@@conservaliberalwho are yiu to say his story is fake?

[@riou42]

I laugh with tears in my eyes because Tim Dillon is 100 percent correct.

[@josseafertolisaragna5871]

"100%" would suit the comment better if your boss watch this it ( look how woke i am that i didnt use he) would think you are not very eficient

[@Dan48922]

@@josseafertolisaragna5871 you gotta be a robot dawg

[@josseafertolisaragna5871]

@@Dan48922 nah just a regular cyborg

[@riou42]

@@josseafertolisaragna5871 lol what the fuck are you even talking about?

[@dakotakirk6842]

We need these career politicians out that only care about their own interests

[@PittbuII]

To bad everyone does that

[@grammerpolicedeputy6913]

Yes and to stop buying into the completely manufactured red vs blue political propaganda and we need to realize the corporate elites are the common enemy and get over this liberal vs conservative bullshit

[@PittbuII]

@Sрееd 🅥 that’s just sad

[@PittbuII]

@@grammerpolicedeputy6913 your comment got deleted, can only see part of your comment as a notification but it means what you wrote was true.

[@hotfeva9843]

@@PittbuII exactly

[@kryptonianog9418]

I do love it when Tim gets serious cuz he spits fire..... God love ya Tim

[@Luke_MoonWalker]

Tim Dillon is highly intelligent and the way he puts things is absolutely brilliant.. He is business savy and extremely well read on macroeconomics. He dumbs himself down to be appealing to people, but he is actually the smartest guy in the room most of the time.

[@classicalethics2053]

He's the smartest guy in the room in this clip. Rogan looks impaired.

[@blasman103]

I love TD, but his economics takes are copy/paste from ZeroHedge. Complete bear porn that's right about 10% of the time.

[@scottmceachern8345]

A brilliant fake-business mind.

[@naylik2562]

He's street smart as hell. You don't need to be brainwashed by academia to educate yourself and be succesful. Just gotta question everything and do what you need to do to get by.

[@jamesmayle3787]

Jesus Christ is lord. Seriously, it is all true. Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is literally important,

[@davekushner5340]

We're in trouble when two comedians make more sense of human nature and politics than the ivy league university elite.

[@stewiegriffin289]

Comedians have been doing this for 40 years. It's nothing new . It's easier to hear the truth in a joking manner . When Trump said this same stuff being president it butthurt people.

[@integratedalchemist]

The court jester often played a fundamental role in being the only guy who could say anything in the without getting his head cut off

[@darkmatters6525]

The very term "Ivy League" is supposed to represent them climbing up the things we build and parasitically feeding off of it until it crumbles to dust. Our problem is thinking those parasites were smart instead of the parasite nature of their training into communism.

[@matthewdodd7038]

Guess you never heard of George Carlin or Richard Pryor...

[@THEBIGGESTSCUMBAG]

BECAUSE THE TWO COMEDIANS AREN’T PART OF THE NARRATIVE THE ELITES NAVIGATE

[@notallowed337]

"Enjoy the end of the empire" he's absolutely right

[@truthhurts79]

New world communist order

[@estebanhenriquez3491]

THIS! I can see the writings on the wall and it is SCARY. I moved to America from PR back in 2010. It’s been twelve years, and I can’t even recognize where I live anymore! This is NOT the land most of us grew up thinking of.

[@whisky_icarus8731]

PR is a colony of American so you were always in America and you were fed propaganda.

[@truthhurts79]

@@estebanhenriquez3491 cuz the communist took over America... Where do you think woke comes from??? It's Marxism... All you ppl are about to have the wake up call of your lives

[@anthonykaye9166]

Sadly, he's right...it's already happened, I remember what it was like, when I was really free, and I see what it is like now, and he's 100% correct. The masses have sold their freedom for lazy ass'd convenience, "shiny objects", and simple empty amusement.

[@kaisarion6668]

Capitalism? That’s what it sounds to me like happened.

[@comfortablynumb2469]

Are you in prison rn? No, you're free. Stop complaining

[@imveryhungry112]

@@comfortablynumb2469 This right here is exactly how people nowadays respond to you if you talk about freedom. They assume your a republican or whatever else they happen to hate at that moment and immediately hate your guys and tell you to SHUT UP. You are EXACTLY what he is talking about in this video.

[@chrisgrieve9533]

@@comfortablynumb2469 I'd bet $1000 you can't wait for the 5th COVID shot to come out 🤣

[@comfortablynumb2469]

@@imveryhungry112 are you in prison? No, stop complaining 😂

[@aaronwebb1548]

"We were keeping our eye on 1984. When the year came and the prophecy didn't, thoughtful Americans sang softly in praise of themselves. The roots of liberal democracy had held. Wherever else the terror had happened, we, at least, had not been visited by Orwellian nightmares. "But we had forgotten that alongside Orwell's dark vision, there was another - slightly older, slightly less well known, equally chilling: Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Contrary to common belief even among the educated, Huxley and Orwell did not prophesy the same thing. Orwell warns that we will be overcome by an externally imposed oppression. But in Huxley's vision, no Big Brother is required to deprive people of their autonomy, maturity and history. As he saw it, people will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think. "What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell feared we would become a captive culture. Huxley feared we would become a trivial culture, preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies, the orgy porgy, and the centrifugal bumblepuppy. As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny "failed to take into account man's almost infinite appetite for distractions." In 1984, Orwell added, people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we fear will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we desire will ruin us. "This book is about the possibility that Huxley, not Orwell, was right." From "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business" by Neil Postman.

[@juanmonarrez9254]

Is this from a actual book ?

[@jstanders6973]

Aaron, thank you for sharing this post it has given me a very clear understanding. I've heard of Huxley but will research him. Best wishes..

[@marden3761]

You've had too much to think sir, off to the gulag you go

[@johnybloom5575]

Amazing post !

[@eps3943]

Thank you for this Aaron

[@hunterwhitner6998]

This should be preserved in a time capsule so it can be shown to later generations; or maybe it will be too late. It's important now. Tim Dillon is a modern Carlin or Hicks. Beautiful tragedy of life. Classic Jester.

[@conservaliberal]

I can't believe this comment hasn't been banned for the disgusting association between Dillon and hicks. Joe rogan show in a time capsule so the aliens come down here and mock us viciouslyn. modern hicks..............wtf are you talking about? unbelievably dense comment there

[@teeniemclane3930]

This made me cry because I know what he says is true. People who were willing to give up freedoms in the future won't remember or even know what freedom was/is. 😢🙏

[@Chronoflation]

The funny thing is that most modern people don't. Who remembers a time when the government didn't give a serial number to all the citizens or tax every aspect of existing in society? Crazy there were no SSNs or the Fed 120 years ago

[@fm-9129]

"The people get the government they deserve" - Thomas Jefferson

[@marckferrari]

Like what for instance

[@willthethrill365]

Crybaby

[@monkey3059]

ik exactly what he means, I'm from Cuba where communism is bread n cheared u gringos need to wake up an smell the sh!t

[@handydan6273]

Tim’s voice alone could make you buy something over the phone 😂

[@jakenapier6925]

"I think it's a sack of shit but it's a good deal regardless.. I say go for it!" Lmao

[@franciscooctavius5957]

Tim is spot on here. He’s literally describing the biblical apocalypse to a tee for this country. Spot on man

[@undefinedvariable8085]

If 1984 got a modern rewrite it would plot like this. 2044: Big Daddy's Trending.

[@shrunkensimon]

1984, Brave New World. These were propaganda books by the British establishment TELLING you how it's going to be.. because they're the ones behind (the technical side) of what's coming.

[@CatnamedMittens]

"A fire broke out backstage in a theatre. The clown came out to warn the public; they thought it was a joke and applauded. He repeated it; the acclaim was even greater. I think that's just how the world will come to an end: to general applause from wits who believe it's a joke." - Soren Kierkegaard

[@memsybabe]

I'm from the UK. Despite what the rest of the world might say, the main take away I have from my one vacation in the States, is just how friendly the normal 'guy on the street' was. Almost everyone I met was just so nice, and would go out of their way to make me feel welcome. I think it's the politicians that ruin it for the rest of the country. Here's hoping things sort themselves out real soon, and you Americans can go back to being proud of who and what you are. I think it's deserved.

[@rahuldahoob4513]

We are all very miserable in the UK

[@afrodemon8629]

Most people are nice but also many of us Americans have a strange fascination with people from the UK. Plus we love the accents.

[@soicancommentonvideo]

@@afrodemon8629 this. if this guy has a "posh" accent americans eat that shit up

[@ninemimesleft]

It's empire that ruined it.

[@DanielPlainsight]

A fellow uk citizen here. And yeah that's just about all I've got to say. I live in the uk.

[@tessahall797]

What is described is already happened/happening. With celebrity obsession, celebrity leaders, small goodies and propaganda messages. 😊

[@GornubiusFlux]

Tim's turning slowly into a evening news reporter with each new episode of JRE

[@philclogger4562]

Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever

[@barrywoodfilms]

Man, Tim Dillon is such a funny but also smart guy. Bless his heart.

[@HoodrichShinobi]

the funniest people I know are also the smartest people I know

[@misteraye]

They go hand and hand

[@joeblow5658]

Nope

[@L1VE3V1L]

Tim’s comedy is completely unique.

[@jdub6153]

I just came back from Scotland and stayed in a small village that was delightful....one of the bartenders where I was having a burger and a pint, who was about 35 years old said..."In America you guys have everything and successfully managed to screw it up."

[@SpaceHCowboy]

Ah cool. I'm Scottish. I hope you enjoyed our tiny, dull, wet, gorgeous, green lil nation 😋. Where abouts were you when the bartender said that?.?

[@jdub6153]

@@SpaceHCowboy Dollar....it was a really great trip...even trying to understand the people from Fife....I asked 2 young men for directions, they had never met an American, I couldnt understand a word they were saying, but they were trying to hard...I just let em go....

[@SpaceHCowboy]

@@jdub6153 yeah I know dollar. Tiny lil place, like most villages out here, quaint. I'm over on the west coast, close to the entrance to the river clyde near a place called greenock/port glagow. Yeah the variation in accents is crazy given how small we are. Regardless, I'm glad you travelled safe and enjoyed it. If you ever come back, travel up and down the west coast. Stay safe in this mad world. 👊🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🏼🇺🇸

[@ryanpulford9705]

There’s a genius in the fine balance between the comedy and truth in what he’s saying

[@conservaliberal]

to the simpletons. the rest of us will be watching you consume one another

[@Springfield_Duck_Sammich]

Tim Dillon is the future of comedy. One of the most original & interesting modern comics today

[@theoneandonlykk777]

Ricky Gervais hold my beer

[@dertythegrower]

Him and Stavros.. gold comedy lately

[@martinvanburen4578]

he is a ex-scammer

[@timc4765]

No, he's found a niche in podcasting. His stand up is hack and he just says edge lord stuff on stage

[@timaboud8132]

HOW TO REALLY OPEN YOUR THIRD EYE kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmS4dH2Klr2VnK8

[@basedlifeform5413]

I’m both entertained and mortified. Brilliant. 10/10, would recommend.

[@stuartzeigler331]

Tim Dillon legit makes me laugh so damn much with his rants

[@jg23xe]

One of the most well articulated, coherent, off rip rants ever delivered on JRE

[@drblzn]

Joe said as much at the end. Hell of a compliment.

[@wildheartzensoul1343]

I thank God every day for Tim Dillon and Joe Rogan 😊♥️🤣

[@blakesleyk.7166]

In the 90’s we had Bill Clinton & his roaring economy. We had monthly Neighborhood “block parties.” Sure, we’d all talk politics. Got along. 2000. Dubya. Wars. We had no more neighbor parties. We had all retreated into our houses wondering “What’s so bad about peace? Prosperity.

[@rychier6994]

Tim Dillon is easily one of the funniest guys on earth 🤣🤣🤣.....

[@TinCup73]

TD is an absolute anomaly. Spits what he truly believes regardless of the status quo/political lean/pick your narrative. Keep talking Tim…..we need you

[@lilmuff69]

more like 5% what he believes and 95% hyperbole and satire for comedic effect but we get what you mean.

[@arcanum3882]

The people that need to hear facts from Tim, wisdom from Jordan Peterson, and exposed corruption from Alex Jones, will not listen. They close their ears and their eyes, they don’t want the truth. As the Bible says, “If the blind lead the blind, both will fall into a pit”. They will destroy themselves happily and merrily.

[@sean78745]

oh he definitely doesnt sound like every person trying to sell a book or a special on the joe rogan podcast. youre right

[@NonSenseMcGee]

"When you're born, you're given a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America, you're given a front row seat." Carlin was a visionary.

[@bartimisfoul3459]

Tim Dillon was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.

[@yannick245]

I hope I get reincarnated as an American. I live in the West too. Heidelberg, Germany. That's basically the second row. But the US is really the front seat! From Seattle to Miami. I just love this country. _(Oh, Alaska and Hawaii too)_

[@DMBVR4]

Every once in a blue moon, a clip comes up that is instantly an all-time JRE moment. This is one of those blue moons. BRAVO

[@hyperblog3089]

The ending of the rant is really telling He basically described Fahrenheit 451; where no one remembered "freedom" because of that population has died off. Those that were born in the 80's-2000 are the generation that have actually seen the before tech and post-tech world. However, everything has started to become so normalized, that it becomes hard to distinguish what it was like before. Those that want change cannot escape their reality of student debt, high living costs, and forced to continue to be part of the system. Those that were born in the age of technology have been so dumb-downed that they are bound to fail in this system where they think getting rich thru onlyfans, tiktok, etc; are just trapped in fitting in trends. The demise of the US has begun and nothing seems to be stopping it.

[@brendoningram7565]

I never comment but I love this podcast because it’s authentic and I learn a lot. This is some of the realest stuff we’ll said.

[@supaplayer123]

Please remember this guy is a comedian

[@Face_The_Void]

I never comment *comments on every video*

[@meowcat64]

​@@supaplayer123 right lol thats exactly what I'm thinking as I scroll through the comments seeing people take his word like its the gospel or something. I like Tim, but this is far from his specialty lol. History shows that every generation of human civilization has believed they are on the brink of some type of cataclysmic collapse, its like a psychological phenomenon that humans have always wanted to believe they're in the end-times and that things have never been this difficult before. And even though civilizations do collapse, humanity is far too evolved technologically to ever experience a collapse as substantial as Rome. We have computers and all of our technology is extensively backed up, and I don't think people quite understand how big of a deal that is still.

[@kenbrunet6120]

I second what Andrew Robbi says.

[@brentdeverell6731]

Mr.Dillon makes my day. The man speaks to the very essence of comedy.

[@RancidPrune]

Wow that is the gayest sentence ever written

[@conservaliberal]

hes legit but, the very essence??? cmon

[@Frederick0220]

“Everybody agrees we have to have less crime.” Not true. Many of these woke DAs and mayors are completely content with this high degree of crime.

[@willia3r]

Many of them don’t even think it’s _”crime”_ in the 1st place. Just a simple misunderstanding🫤

[@BestOpinionHaver]

Yes, and no. The result of their hands-off methods results in more crime, but they think in their twisted warped way of thinking that enforcing law has the effect of creating more criminals and if law is not enforced for a time there will be a zero-crime utopia without police because it wont be needed. They are ofcourse naive because it is completely opposite of human nature. Law need to be enforced.

[@paulgerhardt6499]

Agreed 👍

[@jabezhane]

Yeah, you stamp out crime...they take away your budget, then your job. Pointless.

[@theflanman1986]

Oh there’s creamer today…French vanilla, it’s your favorite!

[@cann0nball100]

"people dont want the responsibility of citizenship" had never heard that, spot on.

[@jermainesorrell5500]

Although his approach on the topic is hilarious..the fact he literally stated the obvious in under 13 minutes is mind blowing 🔥I would like to see more content like this.

[@quillclock]

watch Tim's podcast man. same caliber of insane truth nearly every Friday

[@jamesmayle3787]

Jesus Christ is lord. Seriously, it is all true. Please read at least three books of the Bible. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. As you do practice forgiveness. It is literally important,

[@jermainesorrell5500]

@@quillclock I’ll check it out, Thanks!

[@quillclock]

@@jamesmayle3787 lol

[@colummccrudden101]

Its was obvious back in 2010...

[@ironbeastsociety2998]

I’m one of those people, sitting back, watching society crumble, like it’s some kind of show. We’re at the point of no return. Things aren’t going to get better.

[@michaelrose2443]

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

[@Hyzic]

And that right there, is EXACTLY the place those in power want you to remain.

[@MrT24-c4e]

Defeatist attitude. Not all men are beta males like you.

[@Darklink1017]

It's already done. Social media has destroyed this society...skynet is real.

[@KermitOfWar]

I, just best be prepared, in case of a future "collapse". Stack up on ammo, hunting gear, canned goods, MREs, e-bike parts, solar panels, & water filters. I got an e-bike that gets charged up via stored solar panel energy. I'm no doom prep, but what Covid & the Jan 6 takeover of Capitol Hill has thought me, is that society as a whole is very fragile & very unpredictable.

[@ant.8673]

This is hilarious but true it’s happening right now and there’s no stopping it. History always repeats itself! Especially when you don’t know your history

[@SamuraiShampoo77]

I started laughing almost uncontrollably while at work at 7 mins.. painfully true

[@TheKidsInTheRoom]

Tim Dillion is such a realist and a character. But he's right at many points. Unity is everything. But maybe we weren't ever unified? Maybe we just never talked about our variances as Americans. But totally not trying to come back as a beetle, lol. Overall we should focus on our positives more than our negatives.

[@richardthompson6366]

People only unify when faced with a common enemy or problem, the rest of the time they fight with each other. Silly apes.

[@flagnappersmith7974]

Its insane how many problems can stem from just a decade of constantly telling everyone how special they are, how different and unique they are, and how they MUST express all of it at all times.i was a kid in the 90s, the shit was unhinged.im really just still stunned we were able to destroy all of human civilization just by inventing "participation trophies".

[@Silence_Duder_Gooder]

@@flagnappersmith7974, participation trophies started in the 70s. I grew up then and into the eighties. That's why I'm drinking myself to death now. Tim is correct. And I hope to be LONG DEAD by the time the Hellscape he's talking about and I have already too envisioned comes to reality. Whoopsies! TOO. F'ING. LATE. 🤣🤣🤣

[@skinnytimmy1]

Americas theme has always been freedom and independence, we can't expect unity from that.

[@salonez91]

Look, every nation has their rise of optimism all around....and its golder era. Usually in europe nationalst ideas made many new nations who were kinda unified and strong at first but everntually they all come to realisation that it was just good wishing and they all fell back to pesimist, stealing and corrupting everything and everyone. So all great or small nations fall apart from the inside eventually...only question is how much humanist ideals can you actually preserve among common people to kinda stitch society together

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

In other words, Idiocracy is becoming a reality everyday.

[@rosethornil]

"And there will be a few people that remember (freedom), but others will take all those books (about freedom) and burn them...And people will forget that you could be free (in the past), and our leaders will all be celebrities who will tell us how good things are going." Tim articulated what I've been trying to say for years. The sun is setting on the Empire of America and so many Americans don't even see what's happening. I'm grateful that I grew up in the 60s and early 70s, and experienced a free country. As someone else said, ours won't be the first great empire to fall, but it might be the last.

[@pete8808]

The next empire won't come for at least another couple hundred years or so. By then, everyone will have forgotten all about how we perceived and experienced ideas like 'true freedom'' and 'patriotism', or even how we used to live. There will be some physical traces of our 'civilization' left over, but after a few generations of lawlessness, with people scrabbling in the dirt just to keep from starving to death or hiding from militia gangs or raging lynch mobs, they'll eventually accept that things have always been this bad, and they'll scoff at even the mention of a once-great 'American empire'. I truly wish the collapse wasn't inevitable, but it's gone too far now. Dillon's right, we need to accept our fate and enjoy our lives and our families with the little time we have left. ":I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” - Albert Einstein.

[@mickydrippin3105]

Islamic empire, caliphate

[@Bigboii5479]

This is top 10 rants of all time

[@freddiebarry93]

This mixture of funny and scary really reminds me of George Carlin in his later years. I got the same feeling/reaction from watching this. Crying laughing but also tense with dark forebodings

[@emilianopetronilli]

I though exactly the same.

[@katrecemiller8325]

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[@jasminmujezinovic324]

It so refreshing to hear a sane, truthful American... If you pay attention, even a little bit, you know this is exactly how things are going to unfold. Good luck guys lol

[@conservaliberal]

cold water on a hot face is refreshing. this is blabbing into a microphone about an opinion one has about anything that keeps that fanbase biting. end of days and your first thought is to find out what Joe rogan thinks? you'll all be consumed due to the ignorance and the lack of doing something for yourselves.

[@jasminmujezinovic324]

@@conservaliberal I mean,you can stay delusional,I got no problem with that.

[@ajpope2010]

We are literally living in the transition times to the hunger games. All the goodies like free food, free healthcare, free housing, free security all come at a cost. Burn it to the ground....all of it

[@broca246]

I keep saying that hunger games is Hollywood throwing it in our faces.

[@zachjennings5320]

Damn probably the best podcast clip I've ever seen. Tim Dillon is hilarious

[@cogekacc]

Check out his Rogan appearance when he talked about The View

[@johndoe45435]

He says everything that goes through my head and I can’t say to people :) lol it’s so relaxing watching him rant

[@taylorsims7080]

Joe got the response 100% "That was one of the best rants I've ever heard...... I hope you're wrong." 🤣👌

[@Jerds]

This is true, funny, and terrifying. No one should be passively okay with something like this playing out. That’s why sane people have to push to keep our freedoms and what we have. To conserve what we have left. It’s not about us at this point, it’s our children and their children, and on and on. We must plant the seed of the tree which we know we will never sit beneath the shade of.

[@conservaliberal]

how many trees you think these two are planting? outside of the ones they get you to believe in. the ones who'll shed the leaves and die just the same

[@thegreenbean6777]

This isn’t just truth, this is just stating the future. And the saddest part is without some major event, there is zero we can do to change it.

[@markcoleman7246]

With that defeatist mentality there isn't, and that is the problem.

[@ilikecinema1234]

Well maybe if ya grew a spine and realized, oh the second amendment was put in place for us to revolt now. Tim said it well congress is corrupt they insider trade on the daily, people like Dr fauci make viruses and vaccines and profit. But hey it's almost like the founding fathers made a backup plan for the situation we are in

[@jonathandaniel7321]

8 billion of us and 1000 of them and we can’t change it?!

[@BearFattfilm]

Reminds me of what David Foster Wallace says in “The End of the Tour”.

[@carlosluischavarriarivera9271]

I have so much fun watching both of you guys. We should have more of this every day. It will make a big difference.

[@twboegel2918]

Big difference? Big difference in ... what?... how so? When has talking resulted in any improvement of the human condition?

[@PM_FC]

@@twboegel2918 How else can change occur? Small ripples turning into a powerful tsunami given enough momentum is our best bet for positive change

[@albertcosta2343]

For the first time ever, I agree with Tim Dillon! I can't believe it! We have it so good, why are we fighting each other and destroying such a good thing?

[@jamesbubbastewartjr]

Love Timmy. He puts things so simply. He’s the closest thing we have to a prophet.

[@tudormarin7739]

He came in prepared. See that’s why Dillon is great. He puts in the fucking work

[@LangdonAlger-ju6st]

"if there's a hell, we're all goin'..." lol, love tim

[@jasontomlinson618]

Tim is correct in his vision "Well fed horses, never rampage" "The heart doesn't miss what the eye can't see" The gulag archipelago "keep them fed and entertained and they will be in the palm of your hand"

[@huntergray2280]

We will all still play along. Even the ones who know

[@fattyheadness]

Joe does a great job. He knows when it’s on. And doesn’t interfere.

[@snogger6]

"If your attitude is that the population is going to get smarter, healthier, and more adept at problem-solving, you are on fucking crack." -Tim Dillon

[@theearlybird365]

This part resonated with me as well.

[@aoeu256]

Dude why doesn't the West learn from China，they have so many things good about them yet only the politically correct "they work hard" is allowed to be said? They are and were behind on everything and had a very low 30% urbanization rate, but then they decided that people in cities can only have one child unless they pay a fine and unskilled workers who couldn't pay the fine had their populations decrease which allowed people from rural areas to come to the cities and they were motivated to work by higher salaries in the cities. If you had more children and didn't pay a fine then you were put in a detention camp until you could get skills and a job so that your children don't become bums. The Chinese may get mad and some topics are landmines but they won't ostracize you for calling someone fat or other political correct topics. They don't spend huge amounts of money on their military. They drink various types of teas (Ginger, Turmeric, Ginseng, Oolong, Mulberry, Roasted Grains, etc...) with probiotic and improving concentration properties and use their teeth to block the tea leaves while Westerners only drink one infusion: coffee or they take concentrated drugs which have bad side effects. The Chinese often rise up and kidnap their mayors if they pass laws against themselves like banning ebikes, while Americans won't hold mayors responsible for things unless they go against political correctness. Their towns are built so that everything is close together, and the smaller cities and towns are good for scooters who take up much less space than nearly empty cars, many Americans have trouble finding jobs because of transportation problems in our suburbs built by lobbying by big oil. This close-knittedness of Chinese small towns makes it easy to have friends & socialization without having to try hard. The Chinese have much fewer laws & regulations for businesses, and the police ignore small businesses and only go after big businesses while America seems like it does the opposite. In America land has been privatized so its hard to aquire land to upgrade infrastructure or build new cities causing the cost of living to sky rocket for people who aren't already owners, while Singapore & China has made it so that land can only be leased.

[@FELIPEGARCIA-fk6zx]

@@aoeu256 That's right but today America's mentalli is total different, good things doesn't make sense so we're screwed big time.

[@atomsk1972]

Parts of the population CAN be assisted to get smarter and more adept at problem solving. But a vast majority are CHOOSING to tune out real problems and drink the social media cool aid.

[@joshbull623]

@@aoeu256 Learn from China? NY has had 6 years of Democrat controlled trifecta; Republicans have never had 1 there. Yet, not a just a fringe group, literal millions believe the problems of NY are due to Republicans because that is what they are told so they blindly vote (D) even as crime skyrockets, poverty skyrockets, homelessness skyrockets, education fails, healthcare fails, entire areas of NYC are not safely traversable all due to the boogie man marked with (R). Same in places in CA, OR, LA, IL, and half a dozen other places. We see it in the Federal level too, all you heard in 2020 was how many lives Trump lost due to Covid. Biden has insanely more covid deaths than Trump did yet not a peep. Republicans do it too, I am not saying they don't, not nowhere near the degree I see Democrats doing it. People cannot learn from their own actions, never mind history or another country, we are fcked. Thoughts and feelings supersede facts and science. Sit back and watch it burn.

[@douglasjayfalcon7103]

I love pig & gorilla

[@georgejarmanprice4492]

😂🤣👍

[@tomjoad8272]

Now if we can combine them into a Dr Moreau style Pigrilla, we will have created perfection.

[@johnydelgado7901]

thats fucked but i bet even they would laugh at this comment 😂😂😂😂

[@dertythegrower]

Gold comment

[@adarsh4352]

Lmao

[@_cloudiiskxy_158]

Tim Dillion needs to be on a GTA radio station or a South Park episode 😂

[@Eric-vy6wd]

A gta radio station🤣🤣

[@_cloudiiskxy_158]

@@Eric-vy6wd bro it would be so funny 😂

[@nevarius9010]

This needs to fucking happen xD

[@VishiousLOW]

Underrated comment

[@strikye7]

word

[@Hero_x86]

The worst part is there aint a damn thing we can do to stop it because like he said most people will be okay with it as long as they get to keep their starbucks coffee and internet.

[@jaydee1329]

We are already there.

[@Stacey_-bf2mb]

There’s nothing we can do about it because we no longer have slaves and china gave up communism

[@codeeater0]

And McDonald’s. Gotta eat

[@noahsim97]

@Nero voting isn't going to unfuck this

[@JeffreyGillespie]

Oh, have you given up Starbucks and your Internet? What are you doing here then?

[@Wil_Dasovich]

Hilariously frightening. What a beautiful monologue

[@KPac1234]

No

[@BristolMatt]

His "rant" is more or less happening already. They are so deep in the celeb world that they have no idea.

[@argonianaccount1876]

@@BristolMatt He's on a celebs show(JRE) while we're watching....

[@Rmadden727]

@@BristolMatt now you’re splitting hairs. They are both celebrities talking. America is past the propaganda age. We’ve reached the subliminal age and have to become more aware of our processes and the stimuli that effect them.

[@k.o.o.p.a.]

who are the people that are shocked by this?

[@Denariusjay]

Tim is like that crazy uncle at the family dinner that says outlandish and wild shit but deep down everyone in the family knows he's right.

[@YoureWokeYoureBroke]

tim *is* that crazy uncle

[@ChaseAcheck408]

Life in the big city

[@byteblock1667]

He's funny but he has a point. If you're not stockpiling food, medical and ammo you're a moron

[@Not-thatKaren]

He could be Alex Jone’s less crazy cousin or little brother.

[@JohnStockton7459]

Boring/overused analogy. Be original please.

[@Lisa-sq3zl]

I was listening to Tim Dillon during 2020. He helped me work through my rage, no lie lol.

[@nikola7802]

He helped us all !

[@conservaliberal]

whos working with you now??

[@berninme]

Tim is a genius. He so effortlessly mixes the absurd with uncomfortable truths. It's on another level.

[@LeSatan]

@Craig what didn't you like?

[@justjen5355]

That’s called a good comedian

[@willbrittain3046]

His rants are truly amazing

[@brianfarrington9918]

Is it though?

[@dansisco3076]

So true, the way this guy delivers The message is subliminal in a way that I think it unlocks the subconscious mind and embeds it’s self allowing those wouldn’t ordinarily be open to such disruptive concepts... to be sort of involuntarily more receptive? Does that make any sense? My brain hurts now.... Must take a break...✌️😣

[@juniorwest5706]

"America will never be destroyed from outside , if we falter and lose our freedom , it will be because we destroyed ourselves " Abraham Lincoln 😎

[@mack4691]

China will strangle the world with it's One Belt One Road Initiative. They are training their AI in the art of war to do it. Primarily by entertainment for now through the global surveillance system of TikTok.

[@GNXperimental]

Our lifestyles and freedoms will be destroyed from within. But destruction will come from the outside. As one day the world will see us as a threat to humanity.

[@michaelrose2443]

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

[@tropickman]

2 late

[@josseafertolisaragna5871]

lincoln make a breve dramatic pause and continued "so inspect your slaves chains periodically and watch your wifes they would try to fuck them "

[@KoxenBols]

The scariest part about his predictions are that they seem way more likely than not. The most effective way to imprison someone to disguise the prison and make them think they want it

[@Austin-sv6io]

Vote4varg

[@RundOnline]

Bread and games. Most people won't care. Just go with the flow and live your life.

[@fightinandirish]

Aldous Huxley would agree vehemently.

[@josseafertolisaragna5871]

no no no the scariest part is that he is being the voice of reason

[@aaronwebb1548]

"We were keeping our eye on 1984. When the year came and the prophecy didn't, thoughtful Americans sang softly in praise of themselves. The roots of liberal democracy had held. Wherever else the terror had happened, we, at least, had not been visited by Orwellian nightmares. "But we had forgotten that alongside Orwell's dark vision, there was another - slightly older, slightly less well known, equally chilling: Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Contrary to common belief even among the educated, Huxley and Orwell did not prophesy the same thing. Orwell warns that we will be overcome by an externally imposed oppression. But in Huxley's vision, no Big Brother is required to deprive people of their autonomy, maturity and history. As he saw it, people will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think. "What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell feared we would become a captive culture. Huxley feared we would become a trivial culture, preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies, the orgy porgy, and the centrifugal bumblepuppy. As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny "failed to take into account man's almost infinite appetite for distractions." In 1984, Orwell added, people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we fear will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we desire will ruin us. "This book is about the possibility that Huxley, not Orwell, was right." From "Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business" by Neil Postman.

[@ThePalskinator]

I miss the 90's and early 2000's. It really felt like a totally different dimension than now. At least that's how it seemed from my perspective. Everyone was basically just trying to enjoy life and minding their own business for the most part. It was awesome when politics were almost never discussed in casual conversations. Our country was never even close to a "utopia" for damn sure but it just felt a little less hostile imo.

[@chadjackson4786]

it was way less hostile. me and my three brothers would go to school while our parents went to work and we always left the front and back doors unlocked. you didnt have to worry about crime. now you need a pocket knife to walk down the street just in case you get jumped.

[@darkonation]

And that's EXACTLY why we are where we are. BECAUSE WE GOT FAT, DUMB, AND LAZY. Like Tim here. Sorry, I'm not gonna call this comedian a "brilliant" person. He's Captain Obvious. It's honestly annoying.

[@rebecca7410]

It was a really good time, and I miss it (41 F). Music was great, genuinely most people semmed happy and less aggressive/looking for reasons to be aggrieved

[@jesseterrell2109]

Everyone is so “well informed” these days and choose their side and regurgitate every talking point and view point their side believes and the other side are a bunch of lunatics and nearly sub human

[@theplanetsmixtape]

Blame social media

[@Pusha-lh7tg]

I laughed hard but then got anxiety with knowing this guy is completely right. This isn’t a joke he just delivers it as one.

[@bob3007]

unless your a masochist; i'd suggest never watching the netflix special, _"Inside" By Bo Burnham_ ... look up the song, "That funny feeling" if you want a taste of the incessant existential dread this mans art can impart. (it's been 3 years, i still haven't regained hope. DO NOT FUCKING WATCH THIS SPECIAL, *IF* , you are prone to depressive episodes) ( "God's Perspective" ... "Art Is Dead" ... "Kanye West Rant" ... "My Whole Family" ... "K|11 Yourself" ) .... ARE SONGS FROM HIS EARLIER, MORE OPTIMISTIC SELF. he's a phenomenal artist, "once in a generation" is NOT an exaggeration. excuse the rant, i get excited lol :p. plus; i just love spreading this mans work when i find an excuse to. cheers 🤙🤙