My Favorite Manson Quote

He is amazing! He never killed anyone! He never took a knife, and slit someones throat! He was simply misunderstood! Manson is a genius! He was a prophet! PAROLE IN 2012! FREE MANSON!

[@coldbitch93]

"Look down on me, and you will see a fool. Look up at me, and you will see your God. But look right at me, and you will see yourself." ~Charles Manson (this is one of my fav. qoutes by him.)

[@TheSatanist13]

BadMachine it was also used in a song called "Follow Me" by Sparzanza

[@PauloAdolpho87]

There is a thin line between Insanity and wisdom,but sometimes is dificult to see the diference!

[@DonkeyWork420]

And sometimes it's just both

[@nooneatall9479]

"you're entire life is your paycheck" that's my favourite quote

[@ASKaPHYSICIST]

"The Mind is endless. You put me in a dark solitary cell and for you that's the end of it. For me, That's the beginning. It's a universe in there. It's a world in there and I am free." ... just epic

[@scottwilliam3470]

Ok psychotic person

[@pwuint12]

He was a crazy, psychotic killer. But, when he said, "All of it... Right down to peaks you haven't touched yet, dreams you haven't dreamed, and worlds you haven't conquered. The mind is endless. You put me in a dark solitary cell, and to you that's the end. To me... that's the beginning. There's a universe in there. There's a world in there, and I'm free." It actually sounded poetic.

[@billythekidd-go3hv]

No shit.

[@Yes-hf6cw]

He wasn't. He never killed anyone.

[@BharatSharma-of9du]

​@@Yes-hf6cwexactly, why TF is it so tough to grasp

[@joshokc]

He killed no one!

[@totalannihilationfitness6473]

He literally never killed anyone slanderer. You’re worse then him.

[@Apotheosys27]

I don't even think people realize how intelligent he is. Just in a simple conversation it amazes me.

[@totalannihilationfitness6473]

He’s a litmus test for intelligence. Anyone who thinks he’s crazy has a low iq.

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

He wasn't as insane as people made him out to be. He had some deep wisdom amidst the eccentric answers he gives to to the media when they bring it out of him. I find myself coming back to his interviews simply because I find more and more pieces of wisdom from him.

[@mp4ever31]

Manson has a higher consciousness than the regular person that's one of the reasons he acts so crazy. He literally feels the world different. he is not that body but he is the present/consiousness- this way he is eternal. you have to understand consiousness to be able to understand my comment. The good and bad are products of the mind/thought and time. Consiousness is present therefore out of the mind and time.

[@MoralesAlex805]

mp4ever31 Na, he just learned the yoga way when he spoke to yoga preacher teaching enlightenment

[@BobSacamano666]

​@@MoralesAlex805 nah he learned it through psychedelics, and they couldn't make him unlearn it. they wish they could have since locking him up had no effect on the underworld.

[@spacesage533]

Love it! R I P Mr. Manson

[@humanrightsadvocate]

Kids, just a little heads up, Charles Manson never killed anyone.

[@subscribeforadollar7941]

he’s still a murderer

[@Samuel-b]

That still doesn't change the fact that he was a very bad man. Ordering a group of people to murder another group of people is almost as bad as actually committing the murder.

[@rjallman8705]

Alexandru Popescu Yes he did . Just not at the Tate murders . He participated in the murders of Hinman , The La Bianca’s and Shorty Shea . I thinks it’s possible Tex orchestrated the Tate killings and he found out about them after thinking it was just gonna be a robbery beforehand

[@AFNFHuncho]

MrDeBoeck that was uncalled for to say that

[@rageagaintstheNWO]

He got in prison real young, you know what happend when he got out. He can't exist in the outside world. Prison is all he knew in his entire life.

[@Thepockets88]

like him or not he was one of the biggest names in his feild, and should not be forgotten, there is much to learn from this man, one way or another.

[@dcross6025]

Damn I about cried lmao that was deep

[@benpainter8076]

Love this quote.

[@johnaldIV]

@BeautifulMayDay Let me ask you a question. It was alright to kill non believers in the name of Christ, or sacrifice an innocent for a god to recognize?

[@TrickyBixnatch1213]

notice the interviewer only asks about the evil he sees, when he tells them he sees everything

[@jakelocker38]

WHERE ARE MY DRAGONS!!

[@MrMushroom123]

"im free..." looks at thumbnail picture in related videos. he doesnt look so happy nowadays. lol

[@CabezasDePescado]

Is there any version of this quote in higher quality? Is to make a sample

[@HagardFilth]

@ICamean what do you mean he may not have murdered anyone? please do explain.

[@SonofMan111234]

Beautiful quote. This man is easily one of the greatest philosiphers in modern history, anyone who doesn't think so doesn't understand him.

[@lol97184]

Can Someone write What Manson says? I'm not able to understand every word

[@Amanda395]

Amanda X what part do you need help with? The beginning, end, or both of what Manson said?

[@staum607]

@manifest462 how do you know this? Where do you get your information?

[@georgiosd]

Anyone knows which documentary is this from?

[@willdennis7076]

Penny Daniels interview

[@therealife28]

FREE MANSON

[@SonofMan111234]

Beautiful quote. This man is easily one of the greatest philosiphers in modern history.

[@arkanstigers6007]

The media used this man like a doll

[@TheBleepHole]

He used them too. He enjoyed every moment of it.

[@SonofMan111234]

@scottpilgrimfan100 Charlie didn't order any murders, he was convicted in a corrupt courtroom and on false evidence, and the media lies about him all the time to bring more viewers in and make money. And which actor are you referring to?

[@pobinr]

"He is amazing! He never killed anyone! He never took a knife, and slit someones throat! " Neither did Hitler.

[@PewPewFig]

The world isn't what it seems to be

[@TheOnlyHollywood1]

I don't understand why people like Manson

[@pobinr]

@@TheOnlyHollywood1 they must be sick

[@BharatSharma-of9du]

​@@pobinran extreme misogynist, anti human and Charles supporter here bro

[@CaerelsJan]

Can we please switch Trump and Mansons places? At least this guy knows to manipulate you in a poetic way

[@tomthomas334]

lol I agree

[@spacesage533]

Jan I literally laughed out loud! Funny

[@roadhog6654]

0:26

[@leovnambo]

@rewielol That as actually beautiful right there! Are you sure you wernt mad while you said it or were you just in the midst of philosophical epiphany which can be considered analytical?

[@Traviebitch]

FROM 0:28 TO THE END WHAT DID HE SAY?? I COULD REALLY UNDERSTAND IT .

[@TheDreadedName]

Jesus is Lord

[@shad7832]

Sasuke Uchiha Manson is lord

[@MrDeBoeck]

Zarathustra too

[@TheDreadedName]

@@shad7832 JESUS CHRIST IS LORD. God bless.

[@Polysthenes]

People root for the Joker when he's fictional. But when he's real they chicken out.

[@cashJOHNNYcash17]

If anyone downloaded any video's from the user charlesmansoncovers please upload, and let me know

[@HobbNoblin]

The man was a genius of philosophy, but also utterly insane. Sometimes I imagine what an impact he would have made if he was sane, but then I realize that, if he were sane, he probably wouldn't have such an ingenious mind. The world really is a dark and strange place, isn't it?

[@xInsertGenericBandNameHerex]

I think you have to trade a bit of your sanity for a bit of profound wisdom.

[@xInsertGenericBandNameHerex]

I think you have to trade a bit of your sanity for a bit of profound wisdom.

[@aleksandarantic5364]

Manson thought he killed Crowe, but he survived and never reported the shooting to police.

[@NoSevenProductions]

He doesn't want parole. He doesn't want out of prison. He just said he was free in his cell. It's his beginning.

[@iNamaste]

Where is this "hell" in which you speak of located?

[@MUZUKUN-YT]

0:58 Drugs were the last thing they ever wanted.

[@PaulThePuppetier]

@arethemad How much do you know about madness?

[@TeddehSpaghetti]

What's your source please?

[@ChangeOfPaceHiphop]

You've never been trapped inside your own mind.

[@alanvauthier]

If you listen to what he says you can see that he can captivate people not because he is a great speaker; but because he has learned that by leaving what he says open for interpretation people will hear what they want to hear and follow of their own free will.

[@Otterfreak1]

I kinda like how he's devious

[@_--INFiNiTE_C0NSCi0US--_]

I just read his wiki page.. Did you? Because all those murder cases, he either accompanied them or wasn't even present during the murders... Also, according to wikipedia, the closest thing to actual murder that he did, was the "Bernard Crowe shooting", in which Crowe did not die. Now, if im mistaken about all of these facts, please explain to me otherwise, in detail please.

[@tomthomas334]

what year was this filmed? I don't really care but wonder how is aging, he is my rock and roll negro jk

[@nexusbrill]

I know, I was trying to get an answer from the person I was commenting on who said he "committed murder."

[@Arak_Drakoniz]

@KoivuTheHab That's a good question. Now that I think about it, one of three things could have happened if he was let out on parole: 1. all the stuff that happened about 40 years could happen again. 2. someone would most likely kill him. 3. he probably can't be let out due to the question, "who is going to take care of him?" I didn't know he was THAT crazy until recently.

[@hibobbert]

dont forget to turn down the volume before watching your next video!

[@rossinnz]

Good on ya mate thanks for the channel

[@catscatscatz]

He was held directly responsible for the murders. In essence a murderer, legally.

[@johnnyrobbsodully3405]

He could've been a stellar actor like Al Pacino...

[@1092837465ga]

Beautiful.

[@superhappyfunguy1]

Creative and Charismatic.

[@KphexTwin00]

@stevefreakinawesome which god?

[@hankytorious]

Only my body is limited, my mind is endless.

[@mrcriswellpredicts]

he deserves to be as free as he feels, he´s an old old man ...

[@69kkoii77]

"Drugs were the last thing they ever wanted..."

[@yeizipaktli9249]

Totally agree!

[@mokodo_]

i find it so hard to distinguish whether i'm scared of this man or admire and love him...

[@Communityofweirdostv]

It’s like he’s saying nothing but with such conviction that you’re compelled to try to make sense of it

[@HerkleTheHoboKing]

I think the description is not supposed to be taken seriously.

[@PNUNINTENDO]

I really hope you're trolling in the vid descirption

[@DylanCondonPlays]

Yeah she's called my history teacher

[@spikespiegel751]

AH Charles you're always good for a chuckle

[@ASKaPHYSICIST]

That is a beautiful quote

[@agenwehn8060]

He really enjoyed the mind games.

[@TilerYo]

Manson doesnt want parole. He likes to be in prison.

[@nessieland]

Amen!

[@brandonhansen7998]

What comes to mind about Charles Manson: “handing convicts fame in hd”

[@charliesourire]

As long as you have your mind, you can never be caged in. Remember this and life will become a little easier.

[@klemet2]

Awesome

[@TheRealAnarchrox]

Madness is clarity.

[@Thedetoxman]

looks like the undefeated boxer

[@tarcila1990]

Go read "Manson in his Own Words"!! it's amazing!!

[@goblinob]

@nolifenojobnogirl sorry, i wasnt listening. What did you say??

[@artificium_]

probably like an isolation tank in solitary confinement

[@fasttimesworkshop]

The problem with get high on life is, eventually you have a fatal trip.

[@TheKingOfRants1]

>calls manson a hippie >manson killed people

[@strouther1]

He's so thoughtful

[@frostyknickers]

How can you have a favorite quote of his? He's mental!

[@ilyapajkovic]

Charles manson has a better understanding of life than anyone of us, hes so deep inside his own mind he understands things better, did you hear his final line "for me its the begining, its the universe in there" thats proof that he has the ability to explore his own mind endlessly.

[@jordanwesthead7417]

SO SO TRUE. WE LOVE YOU MANSON!!!!!!

[@ElunearaStarsong]

@sleepyturtle666 The "facts" are from policerecords and witnesses words. Not saying you should trust them, but I think they sound more logical than Mansons story. =P

[@mattlions]

thank you!

[@wtfismycar]

He communicates his insanity so vividly that it is... incredibly intriguing.

[@TheTruthSlave]

he has an intriguing mind

[@SearchingCurious]

Releasing Manson is like releasing Satan from hell.

[@RADIOACTIVEBUNY]

My life was just improved by Charles Manson.

[@Kfarineau]

There was something screwed up in his head, but it wasn't entirely his fault. His childhood was fucked up as hell. His single mom drank, and got arrested when he was only 5. He lived with his aunt and uncle until his mother was let out on parole. She couldn't take care of him and tried putting him in a foster home, but there wasn't any room. So he was sent to a school for boys, which he ran away from to get back to his mother, who rejected him. Then he started robbing grocery stores.

[@SonofMan111234]

Bernard Crowe actually survived and even testified in court during the trial, and Manson only shot him because he was about to rape a defenseless woman.

[@SuRXtC]

@tehgiles He is a true character , actors in hollywood would have trouble playing this guy as a person.. Play it back and think of this video as a movie it fits in so well , his words are and quotes are unbelievable almost like a masterpiece,

[@Petey0707]

brilliant quote.

[@17peteclarke]

if you have a favourite charles manson quote you need reevaluate yourself

[@MrMordilaa]

Charles Manson= The perfect Batman villain

[@theekrusher]

Reminds me a a late-night TV preacher. I keep waiting for him to offer me some free 'Miracle Water' or something. Isn't he sheduled to be on "Big Brother" 2013 with Eric Estrada and Sporty Spice?

[@MagusHabilus]

Charlie will return when the world is ready for him.

[@SporadicTroll]

Yeah yeah and amen to that brother.

[@FFVincent52]

Soooo the state of ones sanity is how one is judged to be evil or not? But what is truly evil? The person who hurts someone to for the sake of making that person and everyone around him suffer? Or the person who doesn't know if they are hurting someone or even knowing what hurt is? I'd like to hear responses. I'm intrigued in the way people think, but especially how Charles and people like him think. Without the crimes, is he not a generous by our standards?