I was going to post this, after finally watching it and realizing it was an incredible video.

If this is the kind of post that gets downvoted around here, the community is cooked. Lurking Reddit is the better alternative, at least that place tends to let the cream rise to the top occasionally

Same people who say comedy is dead because they can’t make edgy jokes, complain about a harmless joke

“'Do you want to have progress or do you want to be correct?”’

Well, now I know why this got the downvotes. Great video, btw.

What do we call Assad?

Hero worship isn’t leftist and nobody should rush to defend it

Okay, but did you get to watch Barbenheimer in 2023?

I can tell you haven’t watched the video, and that you haven’t even engaged in the topic that the video is about…

To be fair, that was my original reaction several years ago after discovering this too. Especially because, on paper, TST is doing the world a valuable service by critiquing organized religion.

And most of the people associated with it are probably perfectly good people. Just… Not the ones at the very top.

Wow, this one really offended some people.

To the downvoters: what’s wrong with this video?

This video contains actual Republican apologia.

Actually impressive how much that looks like an alt right YouTube account.

With titles like “you’re arguing with an Israeli bot” and Israeli flags juxtaposed with Pepe, this is exactly the right messaging to look plenty weird.

Don’t ask JT Chapman whether he wants to protect children from Assad

Second Thought, that’s the guy who reviews luxury cars on a paywalled streaming site, right?

Yeah, I trust him to care about the plight about poor people in the Western Hemisphere. He Gets Us.

I can’t wait to see a good critique of how liberal newspapers were too gentle on Israel, maybe the National Review can provide a good counter arg-

The Washington Post’s coverage of the Israel–Hamas war has been a case study in moral confusion and anti-Israel bias

Oh no. I wonder what kind of horrible bias they have

Loveluck and her team never bothered to ask Israeli government officials for comment. “The Post neglected to seek comment from Israeli officials for this article, an omission that fell short of The Post’s standards for fairness,” an editor’s note affixed to the article reads.

They weren’t missing facts, they were just not sharing the other side for why a bunch of babies had been separated by Israel

When the paper did reach out, Israeli officials predictably explained that the October 7 terror attack created an unstable security situation

Sure was predictable. If you look at the article, it mentions the October 7 terror attack twice (before the edit, it was once), so this was never hidden.

We need to return American innovation back to the good old days where we did it for innovation’s sake, even if the ultimate excuse was the Space Race. We can thank NASA for many things, such as batteries.