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How Leftists Make People Racist · THINK BEFORE YOU SLEEP

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Speaker 1: On YouTube, for the past few years, there's a big
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Speaker 1: industry that's exploded in popularity, and it's based on a
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Speaker 1: simple concept. Hasan, bad. Hasan Piker is bad, and he's dumb,
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Speaker 1: and bad and a terrorist, probably. It's also wild because
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Speaker 1: the political content creator in question is an anti-genocide content creator,
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Speaker 1: and the arguments they're attacking him for are anti-genocide arguments.
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Speaker 1: So these creators, you know, they're positioning themselves in opposition
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Speaker 1: to him and his arguments, de facto positioning themselves on
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Speaker 1: the pro-genocide side.
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Speaker 2: Uh, well, I mean, maybe these people don't like Hasan
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Speaker 2: Piker because he says a lot of dumb things that
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Speaker 2: aren't always related to the Israel-Palestine situation. In fact, most
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Speaker 2: of the criticism towards him over the years has nothing
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Speaker 2: to do with that at all. But according to Noah,
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Speaker 2: anyone who criticizes Hasan now loves it when people die. Okay,
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Speaker 2: I'm loving the us-versus-them mentality. And, well, I think it's
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Speaker 2: time for the yearly Noah Sampson check-in. Last time was
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Speaker 2: pretty crazy with the Illumation stuff, but this time Noah
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Speaker 2: seems to be even more off his meds than usual.
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Speaker 2: I guess he decided that slandering one of his opponents
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Speaker 2: to try to get his audience to deplatform that opponent
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Speaker 2: wasn't enough, so now he's slandering a bunch of big
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Speaker 2: YouTubers to try to get his audience to, uh, well,
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Speaker 2: we'll get to that. But first, a little backstory on
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Speaker 2: the whole Hasan Piker, Noah Sampson, and Ethan Klein situation.
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Speaker 2: About two months ago, YouTuber Ethan Klein released a content
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Speaker 2: nuke on his former Leftovers podcast co-host, Hasan Piker. who
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Speaker 2: has endorsed things like terrorism, has violated the Twitch rules
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Speaker 2: numerous times, and never gets in trouble for it like
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Speaker 2: any other creator who is not Hasan would. Some people
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Speaker 2: might call that a double standard. In response to Ethan's video,
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Speaker 2: boosted e-girl Noah Sampson, who basically has had his entire
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Speaker 2: career made by Hasan reacting to his videos, decided that
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Speaker 2: he can't have people criticizing his pay pig, because if
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Speaker 2: people point out all the rule-breaking that Hasan has done
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Speaker 2: and he gets banned from Twitch, who would boost all
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Speaker 2: of Noah's videos? So after Ethan's content nuke, Noah made
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Speaker 2: this video called The YouTubers Who Batted a Genocide. You
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Speaker 2: got Destiny on the left, Turkey Tom in the middle,
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Speaker 2: Mudahar on the right of him, and to the far right,
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Speaker 2: you have Ethan Klein doing sort of the closest screenshot
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Speaker 2: that Noah could get of something that looks like a
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Speaker 2: Nazi salute. And basically, Noah spends his whole video saying
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Speaker 2: stuff like this. Wait, that's the wrong clip. This is
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Speaker 2: the correct one.
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Speaker 1: Israel has a long history of intentionally targeting Palestinian civilians
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Speaker 1: for slaughter. Genocide isn't just a bad thing that's happening
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Speaker 1: where people are dying. No, that's not what it is.
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Speaker 3: It's a holocaust.
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Speaker 1: The U.S.-Israeli holocaust. That's what it should be called. Israel
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Speaker 1: is using everything in its power to eradicate Palestinians from
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Speaker 1: the planet. The fact that Israel's actions in Gaza amount
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Speaker 1: to genocide isn't controversial. Not among the experts, at least.
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Speaker 2: That basically sums up Noah's whole response to Ethan's content
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Speaker 2: nuke on Hassan. There's a lot of misery porn of
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Speaker 2: Palestinians being hurt, and Israelis are the Voldemort-like evil perpetrators
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Speaker 2: of that harm. And look, personally, I don't have a
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Speaker 2: lot of interest in this war. I'm not a big
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Speaker 2: fan of the US getting involved with other people's drama,
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Speaker 2: and contrary to Noah's completely one-sided coverage, it seems like
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Speaker 2: both sides have done some pretty horrible things. But this
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Speaker 2: video is not about fact-checking Noah's research on Israel and Palestine,
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Speaker 2: which I'm sure is as horrendous as it usually is.
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Speaker 2: What this video is actually about is Noah Sampson pushing
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Speaker 2: his audience towards violent radicalism through slandering other creators and
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Speaker 2: openly calling for his audience to use violence to achieve
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Speaker 2: their political goals. That being said, let's go further into
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Speaker 2: detail for why Noah didn't like Ethan's content nuke on Hasan.
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Speaker 1: The real reason I'm talking about Ethan's video today is
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Speaker 1: less about what he says in it and more about
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Speaker 1: what he doesn't say, the things he chooses to leave out.
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Speaker 1: Ethan omits the Palestinian side of the story entirely. He
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Speaker 1: doesn't talk about Gaza. He doesn't give any specifics about
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Speaker 1: what Israel is doing there. And this is an issue.
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Speaker 1: Western media manufactures consent for large-scale terror operations across the
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Speaker 1: globe in a number of ways. There are more overt forms,
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Speaker 1: like atrocity propaganda. There are also more subtle ways, like
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Speaker 1: deceptively framing information, using passive language, and creating false perceptions
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Speaker 1: about conflicts through things like burying the lead. and lies
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Speaker 1: by omission. All of these tactics are present in Ethan's
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Speaker 1: video and the wider online smear campaign that motivated it,
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Speaker 1: but it's that last thing that I think does quite
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Speaker 1: a bit of damage, lying by omission.
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Speaker 2: So this is incredibly dishonest framing from Noah. Ethan's video
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Speaker 2: is more about Hassan and not fully a response to
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Speaker 2: the Israel-Palestine situation, so of course Ethan is going to
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Speaker 2: talk about the Israel side a lot more, because he's
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Speaker 2: playing opposition to Hassan, even still, Ethan makes a point
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Speaker 2: in his video to sympathize with what's happening to the
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Speaker 2: Palestinians in Gaza. Funnily enough, Noah actually includes one of
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Speaker 2: these moments in his video, but he is such a
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Speaker 2: sociopath that he takes this moment that Ethan is using
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Speaker 2: to sympathize with the Palestinians and uses it to attack him.
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Speaker 1: Towards the start of his video, Ethan mentions a death
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Speaker 1: toll figure of 40,000 Palestinian people.
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Speaker 4: Of course, if you compare the raw numbers, Gazans have
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Speaker 4: lost a lot more than Israelis. 40,000 people have died
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Speaker 4: and neighborhoods had been completely flattened during this war.
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Speaker 1: The figure he cites is wrong. It's just wrong. Credible
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Speaker 1: estimates have placed the full scale of the slaughter in
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Speaker 1: Gaza at over 65,000 deaths due to traumatic injury.
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Speaker 3: Who cares if you got the number wrong? That's not
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Speaker 3: the point of this statement.
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Speaker 2: The point is to do something that Noah, the nice
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Speaker 2: guy of YouTube, has never really gotten the hang of,
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Speaker 2: which is to spend at least a second of your
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Speaker 2: video showing the humanity in your opponent. I really find
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Speaker 2: it disgusting that instead of using this moment to find
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Speaker 2: common ground with Ethan, Noah downplays Ethan trying to humanize
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Speaker 2: the Palestinians. He actually does this again later in the
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Speaker 2: video as he chastises Ethan for daring to donate to
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Speaker 2: Palestinian victims.
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Speaker 5: Hey, Ethan Klein, thank you for the dono.
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Speaker 3: Ethan Klein gave $ 6, 500. My goat. What did he do?
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Speaker 1: He donated to a fundraiser. Okay, but what if I
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Speaker 1: told you that this donation was a one-time donation of
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Speaker 1: what is likely less than 1% of his yearly income?
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Speaker 2: Gee, with a thank you like that, why would anyone
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Speaker 2: want to help the Palestinians? That being said, Ethan Klein
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Speaker 2: wasn't too happy about the slander from Noah Sampson, especially
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Speaker 2: the part where Noah called him a supporter of mass
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Speaker 2: murder of innocent people that Ethan, by the way, in
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Speaker 2: reality sent money to and openly sympathized with on multiple occasions.
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Speaker 2: So now lawyers are getting involved.
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Speaker 4: And again, I'm not taking any prisons. If my attorney
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Speaker 4: thinks there's anything in here, if he thinks that there's
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Speaker 4: like a decent shot of defamation, I'm suing this piece
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Speaker 4: of shit. It's a little scumbag. It's not a threat.
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Speaker 4: You'll be hearing from us very soon, my friend. Start crowdfunding,
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Speaker 4: start looking for an attorney, you know what I mean?
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Speaker 4: It's gonna be fun.
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Speaker 2: And Ethan has every right to sue Noah for this.
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Speaker 2: Maybe now one of these radical leftist influencers will actually
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Speaker 2: suffer legal consequences for committing crimes. This is absolutely slander.
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Speaker 2: Not only did Noah make this thumbnail straight up accusing
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Speaker 2: Ethan of supporting people being murdered, not only did he
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Speaker 2: remove important context from multiple things in his video, but
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Speaker 2: he also doubled down on it.
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Speaker 1: So he is threatening to sue me for defamation on
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Speaker 1: the grounds that accusing someone of supporting genocide is messed up.
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Speaker 1: I can think of something even more messed up than
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Speaker 1: accusing someone of supporting genocide, which is, you know, actually
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Speaker 1: supporting genocide.
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Speaker 2: Noah actually has a history of making false accusations with
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Speaker 2: his video titles and thumbnails. This is not a new
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Speaker 2: behavior from him. Speaking of the alienation drama, where a
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Speaker 2: YouTuber I reacted to tried to get me a channel
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Speaker 2: strike by telling her followers to mass flag me, Last year,
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Speaker 2: Noah used an intentionally deceptive title and thumbnail to make
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Speaker 2: people think that I doxed Elimation in retaliation for the
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Speaker 2: mass flagging campaign, when in reality, I in fact not
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Speaker 2: only did not do that, but I openly told people
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Speaker 2: to not attack her even though she told her followers
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Speaker 2: to attack me. Noah, the lover of context and the
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Speaker 2: hater of lies by omission, seemed to forget to inform
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Speaker 2: people of the part where I very emphatically said in
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Speaker 2: my video,' Hey, don't harass this person.' And, uh, of course,
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Speaker 2: his title had the intended effect of making people believe
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Speaker 2: I did something that I did not do.
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Speaker 6: The title is Think Before You Dox, right?
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Speaker 7: Right.
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Speaker 5: And I read that title, and that's why I watched
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Speaker 5: the video.
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Speaker 3: I was like, damn, that's juicy.
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Speaker 6: What the fuck? Think Before You Sleep Dox this woman?
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Speaker 4: That was my understanding from the title, yeah.
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Speaker 8: That was my immediate conclusion. That's not what happened at all.
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Speaker 2: So many similarities here. It seems like Noah has a
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Speaker 2: really bad habit of accusing his enemies of supporting things
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Speaker 2: they are openly in opposition to. Now, Ethan Klein isn't
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Speaker 2: the only one suing Noah. In a really unfortunately cropped tweet,
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Speaker 2: Mudahar has announced that he will also be suing Noah.
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Speaker 2: The tweet says, Mudahar goes on to say that he
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Speaker 2: is a Muslim, doesn't like what the Israeli Defense Force
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Speaker 2: has done, and will be suing Noah for defamation. Now,
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Speaker 2: to further emphasize Mudahar's stance on the whole Israel-Palestine thing,
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Speaker 2: let's watch this clip that I found. Well, I found
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Speaker 2: it on Noah's list of source citations from his video.
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Speaker 9: I think that there is an actual case of genocide,
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Speaker 9: and there's an actual case of attack that goes towards
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Speaker 9: the Palestinian people. I think there's very serious situations that
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Speaker 9: go around the world. If you've ever grown up Muslim,
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Speaker 9: and I have, then you know that there is a
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Speaker 9: serious culture of anti-Semitism around, you know, in amongst the
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Speaker 9: most conservative of Muslim circles. Just as you will know
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Speaker 9: that there is a serious amount of Islamophobia in the
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Speaker 9: most right wing of Jewish circles. These are two groups
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Speaker 9: of people that literally are just fighting each other. And
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Speaker 9: when it comes to people dying in a conflict zone
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Speaker 9: like Gaza right now, there is literally nothing that I
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Speaker 9: feel other than sadness for men, women, and children needlessly
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Speaker 9: dying for no reason.
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Speaker 2: Again, this was listed as one of Noah's sources, so
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Speaker 2: he saw this. which makes Mudahar at least the third
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Speaker 2: person that Noah has accused of supporting things they are
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Speaker 2: openly opposed to.
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Speaker 4: Mudahar, who I've spoken with about this, I especially feel
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Speaker 4: bad for because he is a practicing Muslim and he's
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Speaker 4: part of a Muslim community and he's accusing Mudahar of
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Speaker 4: being pro-genocide for like basically saying he disagrees with Hassan
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Speaker 4: promoting terrorist groups. These fucking white savior losers, man. It's
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Speaker 4: like he's weaponizing his own religion against him saying he's
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Speaker 4: like a bad Muslim. That's the insinuation.
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Speaker 2: So basically, again, if you don't like Hassan and point
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Speaker 2: out the double standards on Twitch, then you like it
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Speaker 2: when innocent people die.
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Speaker 3: Nice, Noah.
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Speaker 2: You really stood up for your cash cow Hassan Piker.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure he will happily continue boosting your views.
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Speaker 4: Hassan spent two hours watching this one He spent two
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Speaker 4: hours watching the first one on his stream in its entirety,
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Speaker 4: glazing him up.
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Speaker 2: And again, let me further emphasize that outside of being
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Speaker 2: an editor for Cody Ko, Noah Sampson was literally a
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Speaker 2: nobody on YouTube before Hasan Piker started reacting to all
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Speaker 2: of his content and sending him followers. This is why
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Speaker 2: he's glazing Hasan so hard here in this drama, and
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Speaker 2: probably why he also joined the Israel-Palestine meta like all
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Speaker 2: the other Hasan groupies.
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Speaker 6: I think Hasan likes that this conflict's going on. His
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Speaker 6: views were starting to dwindle until this whole October 7th
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Speaker 6: situation happened. Then his views went back up. If you
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Speaker 6: don't think that he's loving every minute that Israelis or
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Speaker 6: Palestinians kill each other, you're dumb as fuck.
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Speaker 2: Now, believe it or not, this whole situation between Noah
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Speaker 2: Sampson and Ethan Klein actually gets much worse. Defamation isn't
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Speaker 2: the only problem here. But in order to understand what's
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Speaker 2: going on, I feel like I need to add some context.
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Speaker 3: So let's back it up a bit. That being said,
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Speaker 3: a major tipping point in.
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Speaker 2: This YouTube-slash-Twitch-Israel-Palestine drama was an infamous panel at TwitchCon 2024
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Speaker 2: where Denons Frogan and some other people that nobody knows
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Speaker 2: did this, like, game where they rated content creators from
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Speaker 2: Arab to Love Sabra, which honestly seems like a boring
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Speaker 2: idea for a panel, but apparently there was a hidden
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Speaker 2: dog whistle in there.
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Speaker 4: Because Frogan is the two-time rising star champ, and because
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Speaker 4: of her massive viewership of 100 concurrent viewers, it only
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Speaker 4: makes sense that Twitch would give her one of the
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Speaker 4: main stages at TwitchCon to do a 45 minute long segment.
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Speaker 4: Her idea that was Twitch approved, Arab to Jew racial
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Speaker 4: tier list. Top and most desirable tier is Arab. And
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Speaker 4: at the bottom, the worst one is, quote, loves Sabra. Now,
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Speaker 4: why does love Sabra equate to Jews? Sabra is a
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Speaker 4: well-known Israeli company that makes hummus. Oh yeah, and Sabra
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Speaker 4: literally means a Jew company. that was born in Israel.
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Speaker 4: They pull me, one of the best known Jewish creators,
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Speaker 4: and immediately put me in Sabra. Loves Sabra literally in
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Speaker 4: this case means Jew lover. So you're telling me you
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Speaker 4: understand what a microaggression is, but you can't understand why
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Speaker 4: a Jewish man might be uncomfortable with this. I feel
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Speaker 4: like this is indefensible, blatant, obvious anti-Semitism.
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Speaker 6: And this was greenlit by.
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Speaker 4: Twitch to appear on their main stage.
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Speaker 2: You've got to be kidding me. They're saying Jew lover
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Speaker 2: as a slur on the modern day. Is this to
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Speaker 2: kill a mockingbird? Are we back in the 60s? All
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Speaker 2: these anti-racists are calling people the equivalent of N-word lovers
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Speaker 2: as an insult to those who disagree with them.
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Speaker 9: And again, these are the same people that judged me
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Speaker 9: based on the thumbnail that I used for like the
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Speaker 9: Keffels video. So to give you a quick idea of
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Speaker 9: to understand, putting two Jews in the F tier kind
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Speaker 9: of gives you an idea of like where they're at.
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Speaker 9: Arab being at the top, Jew being at the bottom, okay?
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Speaker 9: This is literally hateful conduct occurring on the platform.
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Speaker 2: Let this be a lesson that those who are actually
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Speaker 2: racist will do so openly and are proud of it.
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Speaker 2: They don't try to hide it or apologize if they
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Speaker 2: get accused of racism. This has always been the case.
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Speaker 2: So anyway, a number of people noticed that Capcom, Samsung,
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Speaker 2: and Chevron were sponsoring this racist panel, so they did
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Speaker 2: a mass emailing campaign saying... Hey, did you know that
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Speaker 2: these people you were sponsoring were openly saying racial slurs
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Speaker 2: right in front of your brand name? After this campaign,
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Speaker 2: Hasan Groupies, Frogan, and Denims got a 30-day ban on Twitch,
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Speaker 2: to which I personally celebrated by getting some hummus at
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Speaker 2: my local store. I mean, they probably only got banned
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Speaker 2: because they lost Twitch money and not for any moral reasons,
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Speaker 2: because both of them have done way worse rule violations,
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Speaker 2: but close enough. I'll take this as a win for justice.
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Speaker 2: But all of this is to point out that the
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Speaker 2: Hassan fan club has many members in it who don't
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Speaker 2: like Jewish people very much, and that includes Noah Sampson.
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Speaker 2: Which brings us back to Noah's video. You see, ironically,
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Speaker 2: Noah complained that Ethan was a liar who was lying
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Speaker 2: by omission. Here's a reminder of that.
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Speaker 1: But it's that last thing that I think does quite
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Speaker 1: a bit of damage, lying by omission.
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Speaker 2: What's funny is that if you actually watch Noah's video
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Speaker 2: and aren't ideologically possessed, you can pretty easily notice that
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Speaker 2: Noah does basically everything that he accuses Ethan of. This
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Speaker 2: is a repeated tactic that he uses in a lot
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Speaker 2: of his content, and I mean that it is uncanny
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Speaker 2: how much important context that Noah either removes or completely
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Speaker 2: leaves out for the purpose of radicalizing his audience and
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Speaker 2: enraging them against his enemies. For example, a part of
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Speaker 2: Noah's video was about people rightfully complaining that Hasan has
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Speaker 2: violated Twitch rules numerous times by doing things like promoting
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Speaker 2: a terrorist organization, and he's only gotten a one-day ban
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Speaker 2: for it and only after Twitch started getting bad press.
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Speaker 2: Yet Asmongold has a single moment where he said some
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Speaker 2: bad stuff, and he got a 14-day ban. In his video,
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Speaker 2: Noah talks about this ban and shows a clip of
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Speaker 2: Asmongold saying some messed up things.
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Speaker 1: Asmongold made some comments that explicitly justified Israel's genocide of
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Speaker 1: Palestinians in Gaza.
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Speaker 10: I'm not going to cry a fucking river when people
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Speaker 10: who have genocide that's baked into their laws are getting genocided.
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Speaker 10: They come from an inferior culture.
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Speaker 3: I don't feel bad for them. I don't feel sorry
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Speaker 3: for them. I don't care. I don't support them.
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Speaker 2: Noah actually shows this moment in both the videos that
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Speaker 2: he's being sued for. And I'll agree that this clip
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Speaker 2: is pretty bad. If you only saw that, you would
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Speaker 2: think that Asmongold is a horrible person. This is the
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Speaker 2: obvious conclusion that anyone would come to if you don't
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Speaker 2: know much else about him, which probably describes most of
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Speaker 2: Noah's audience. There's one problem, though. Asmongold very famously apologized
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Speaker 2: for these statements. Now, since two years ago, Noah boasted
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Speaker 2: about his expertise in media literacy, I imagine that Noah
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Speaker 2: didn't show Asmongold's apology so that his audience would believe
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Speaker 2: that Asmund is evil. And to be more clear, Noah
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Speaker 2: definitely knows what he's doing. He's not an idiot. He
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Speaker 2: left that apology out on purpose to further radicalize his audience.
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Speaker 2: There's no way that Noah didn't know about that apology,
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Speaker 2: because not only was it a huge event on his
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Speaker 2: part of the internet, but also that video of Mudahar's
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Speaker 2: that he sourced mentioned it. So because, in my opinion,
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Speaker 2: Noah left that apology out intentionally, allow me to play
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Speaker 2: some of it for the people who haven't seen it yet.
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Speaker 10: A couple of days ago, I made some comments about
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Speaker 10: Palestine and also about Hamas and you know, some just general,
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Speaker 10: you know, basically opinions that were trivializing the genocide that's
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Speaker 10: happening there. I said something about it that was disgusting.
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Speaker 10: I said that I didn't care about innocent people getting
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Speaker 10: killed by another force, by anything. And I think that
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Speaker 10: that's a horrible, disgusting, mean-spirited thing to say. Everybody who's
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Speaker 10: come and spoken out and talked to me and said
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Speaker 10: stuff about me, I want to say that I really
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Speaker 10: appreciate you. And I think this has been something that's
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Speaker 10: a long time coming. And I actually think that this
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Speaker 10: is something that not only I deserved, but it's also
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Speaker 10: something that I needed.
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Speaker 2: Now, is it possible that this clip might make some
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Speaker 2: of Noah's audience feel less negatively towards Asmongold?
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Speaker 3: One would think.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I don't like Frogan, but I'm not such
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Speaker 2: a jackass that I wouldn't at least mention that she apologized,
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Speaker 2: sort of, for saying that U.S. soldiers deserve PTSD. So again,
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Speaker 2: I think Noah leaves this stuff out on purpose. This
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Speaker 2: is not about moral consistency or good faith interaction. This
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Speaker 2: is a game to him, and he's doing this stuff
17:27
Speaker 2: as like a sort of propaganda tactic to win whatever
17:29
Speaker 2: battle he thinks he's in.
17:31
Speaker 3: Or he's being paid to be this bad faith.
17:34
Speaker 2: Though I have to say that Noah has gotten a
17:35
Speaker 2: lot more effective at propaganda and audience manipulation over the
17:39
Speaker 2: past year. Someone's been practicing. I actually had to put
17:42
Speaker 2: effort into counter-arguing this time because he's trickier now. There
17:45
Speaker 2: were a lot of subtleties that I missed on the
17:47
Speaker 2: first watch. Probably the most effective tactic that Noah uses
17:51
Speaker 2: to encourage racism is emotional pulls. In writing, the way
17:55
Speaker 2: that you compel the audience to emotionally care about your
17:57
Speaker 2: characters is to give them a backstory that describes their relationships,
18:01
Speaker 2: their hopes and dreams, and their struggles. Also, if you
18:04
Speaker 2: can accurately align the aspects of your character's backstory with
18:07
Speaker 2: common experiences that your audience has had, they'll get even
18:10
Speaker 2: more emotionally attached to the person that you're talking about.
18:13
Speaker 2: Character backstories are how you can be sad at the
18:15
Speaker 2: idea of a person like John Wick dying, but you
18:18
Speaker 2: don't care about the hundreds of nameless people that he
18:20
Speaker 2: kills throughout the movie. You have the details on John Wick,
18:23
Speaker 2: but you never see random hitman number 87's backstory and
18:27
Speaker 2: how the people in his life might deal with his death.
18:29
Speaker 2: This means that John Wick is humanized, but the random
18:32
Speaker 2: hitman isn't. He's just a number, and that's done on
18:35
Speaker 2: purpose so the audience won't care about him. On the
18:37
Speaker 2: other side of humanization through backstory, you can also dehumanize
18:41
Speaker 2: a character and make the audience hate them by only
18:43
Speaker 2: showing their bad deeds. That being said, Noah is aware
18:47
Speaker 2: of this aspect of human psychology, which is why he
18:50
Speaker 2: spends what feels like most of the two videos on
18:52
Speaker 2: Ethan Klein telling stories about the hardships that the Palestinians
18:55
Speaker 2: have faced, and he even says that some of them
18:58
Speaker 2: are his friends. This is to get the audience to
19:00
Speaker 2: care about Palestine on an emotional level, which is fine,
19:03
Speaker 2: he can do that, and it does sound like innocent
19:05
Speaker 2: Palestinians have faced some pretty horrible atrocities like having family
19:09
Speaker 2: members die, being crippled, or being sexually assaulted. It's always
19:13
Speaker 2: terrible when innocent people are hurt in the crossfire of war,
19:16
Speaker 2: which is why I'm very anti-war and very against the
19:19
Speaker 2: use of violent tactics. However, remember that Noah's biggest criticism
19:23
Speaker 2: of Ethan Klein is that Ethan was lying by omission
19:25
Speaker 2: by not telling the Palestine side.
19:27
Speaker 3: Of the war.
19:28
Speaker 2: Well, this war is a two-way street and both sides
19:30
Speaker 2: have done some pretty awful things. The problem here is
19:33
Speaker 2: that Noah only tells the Palestinian side of the story,
19:36
Speaker 2: while at the same time, this is how he represents
19:39
Speaker 2: the Israelis.
19:40
Speaker 1: There's a comment I saw on Ethan Klein's video. It read,
19:43
Speaker 1: I feel like a lot of people can't separate Israelis
19:45
Speaker 1: and the Israeli government. And the same with the other side.
19:48
Speaker 1: Like you are allowed to hate on the people who
19:50
Speaker 1: actually kill people and not hate the innocent adults and
19:53
Speaker 1: children that are being killed from both sides. This is
19:56
Speaker 1: a popular framing among liberals and liberal outlets that we
20:00
Speaker 1: should separate the Israeli people from the actions of their governments.
20:03
Speaker 1: While there are some examples from the past where this
20:05
Speaker 1: may be true, such as the case of the American
20:08
Speaker 1: public's attitudes towards the end of the Vietnam War, which
20:11
Speaker 1: diverged from their government, the same cannot be said in
20:14
Speaker 1: the case of Israel. The vast majority of the Israeli
20:16
Speaker 1: public supports this genocide. Months into the genocide, polling showed
20:20
Speaker 1: that over 95% of Jewish Israelis supported the IDF's actions,
20:24
Speaker 1: with a majority of those indicating that the IDF was
20:26
Speaker 1: not using enough force in Gaza. The force in question
20:30
Speaker 1: there being, you know, Genocide. They wanted more. It wasn't enough.
20:33
Speaker 1: This should come as no surprise, given Israel's history. A
20:36
Speaker 1: country that exists on the logic of ethnic supremacy and
20:39
Speaker 1: colonization requires a certain level of dehumanization to keep its
20:43
Speaker 1: inhabitants from collapsing under the weight of the reality of
20:45
Speaker 1: their rotten society.
20:46
Speaker 2: Yeah, so those were some harsh words. Someone with 6,000
20:49
Speaker 2: likes on his comment tries to humanize the innocent on
20:52
Speaker 2: both sides while rightfully aiming blame at the evil people
20:55
Speaker 2: who are actually causing the war. Yet Noah takes the
20:58
Speaker 2: radical approach and dehumanizes one side by saying, Noah spends
21:05
Speaker 2: quite a bit of time establishing that basically all, not some,
21:08
Speaker 2: but basically all Jews in Israel are a bunch of murderers. Now,
21:12
Speaker 2: by comparison, Ethan just said there were some terrorist groups
21:15
Speaker 2: that he didn't like, but a lot of innocent people
21:17
Speaker 2: have suffered on both sides, and maybe the Israelis and
21:19
Speaker 2: the Palestinians could figure out a peaceful two-state solution. On
21:23
Speaker 2: the other hand, Noah spends the entire time in both
21:26
Speaker 2: of his videos making the Israelis look like the most
21:28
Speaker 2: evil scumbags in the world. I can only imagine that
21:31
Speaker 2: he's doing this with the intent of making his audience violent.
21:34
Speaker 2: Noah continues his anti-Israel messaging by showing a few interviews
21:37
Speaker 2: of Israeli citizens and their thoughts on Palestinians.
21:41
Speaker 1: Another way to get a handle on the seemingly ubiquitous
21:43
Speaker 1: genocidal fervor among Israelis is by just talking to them.
21:46
Speaker 3: How many civilians have been killed in Gaza, from what
21:48
Speaker 3: you know?
21:50
Speaker 11: Who gives a shit?
21:53
Speaker 5: Okay, but don't you feel like, for example, children?
21:58
Speaker 12: Children grow up to be Arabs. I read the numbers
22:02
Speaker 12: last week. My memory died and.
22:03
Speaker 11: Went to heaven.
22:05
Speaker 12: I don't think children should suffer, but there are always casualties.
22:09
Speaker 12: And since they do a lot of cruel review, that
22:14
Speaker 12: is the natural result.
22:15
Speaker 13: Most of the kids there that are getting killed, I
22:19
Speaker 13: never support little children dying. You know, I never want it.
22:24
Speaker 13: But most of them will grow up not only supporting Hamas,
22:29
Speaker 13: which is a crime by itself, but joining them, which
22:32
Speaker 13: is the worst of the worst.
22:34
Speaker 1: These people know that they're on camera and that these
22:37
Speaker 1: remarks will be posted on the Internet or shared on
22:40
Speaker 1: the mainstream news. This is normal to them. This is
22:42
Speaker 1: normal in their society, which is a testament to the
22:45
Speaker 1: fact that their society is not normal. Simply put, it's
22:48
Speaker 1: a genocidal society, top to bottom.
22:50
Speaker 2: Now, I can agree that those are some very harsh words. However,
22:53
Speaker 2: people don't just say horrible things like this without a reason.
22:56
Speaker 2: Does Noah try to show why the Israelis are saying
22:59
Speaker 2: these things in an attempt to maybe add some nuance
23:02
Speaker 2: and not do the exact same thing that he accused
23:04
Speaker 2: Ethan Klein of? No, no he doesn't. Noah never asked
23:08
Speaker 2: why Jewish people would say this stuff. Well, as someone
23:11
Speaker 2: who did basic research on this, maybe it has something
23:13
Speaker 2: to do with Hamas massacring people on October 7th. Like Noah,
23:17
Speaker 2: it turns out that I also happen to have a
23:19
Speaker 2: friend who lives in the area, so I thought I'd
23:21
Speaker 2: ask him about the Jewish perspective on why Israelis being
23:24
Speaker 2: interviewed in those clips said what they said. This was
23:26
Speaker 2: his response, and yeah, having missiles fired at you daily
23:29
Speaker 2: probably would make most people mad. My Israeli friend also
23:33
Speaker 2: notes that if there was peace, the negative feelings that
23:35
Speaker 2: the Israelis have towards the Palestinians would go away. And
23:38
Speaker 2: here's the thing. After talking to that friend, I went
23:41
Speaker 2: and watched the video that Noah took those interviews from,
23:43
Speaker 2: and it turns out that these people actually do say
23:46
Speaker 2: why they have such harsh feelings towards Palestinians, and Noah
23:49
Speaker 2: just cut around that. So let's add it back in.
23:52
Speaker 12: Overall, the world does not really understand what's going on here.
23:58
Speaker 12: They do not understand, Grace, the concept that Israel was attacked.
24:03
Speaker 13: You know, everything is happening because of a group called Hamas,
24:06
Speaker 13: you know? Most of them, like around 75% Well that
24:10
Speaker 13: changes things doesn't it? Sure they said some messed up
24:14
Speaker 13: things but if Hamas wasn't also attacking innocent.
24:15
Speaker 3: People they wouldn't have those beliefs.
24:42
Speaker 2: Oh wait, it looks like Noah does show someone saying
24:44
Speaker 2: why she feels so negatively towards the Palestinians, except it's
24:48
Speaker 2: in a foreign language so people have to read subtitles.
24:50
Speaker 2: This means that if they're multitasking while watching his video,
24:53
Speaker 2: which is very common with viewers, they won't see this
24:56
Speaker 2: added nuance. This is why when I make videos, I
24:59
Speaker 2: almost always repeat what the subtitles say if people are.
25:02
Speaker 3: Speaking in a foreign language.
25:03
Speaker 2: What Noah is doing here is something that I call
25:05
Speaker 2: a plausible deniability clause, where a dishonest creator will add
25:09
Speaker 2: nuance to make it look like they're being fair, but
25:11
Speaker 2: do so in such a way that nobody will notice it.
25:14
Speaker 2: This is so if someone criticizes Noah, he can say, no,
25:17
Speaker 2: I put that in the video, while at the same time,
25:20
Speaker 2: basically none of his audience caught it, so he won't
25:22
Speaker 2: have to risk them being swayed by nuance that isn't
25:24
Speaker 2: good for his point. I actually didn't notice what this
25:27
Speaker 2: person said until my second watch. Also, here's the thing.
25:31
Speaker 2: I'm aware that Noah loves to misrepresent people, and I'm
25:33
Speaker 2: guessing that he didn't expect anyone to actually go fact-check.
25:36
Speaker 3: The material that he used.
25:37
Speaker 2: Which is reasonable, a lot of creators are lazy, but
25:40
Speaker 2: since I actually watched the full video, I know that
25:43
Speaker 2: Noah basically only showed the most inflammatory things that were said.
25:47
Speaker 2: If you actually watch the video, you can see multiple
25:50
Speaker 2: Israelis sympathizing with the Palestinians, Here's one of them.
25:53
Speaker 14: So, Noah, as a journalist who's claiming to be more
25:57
Speaker 14: honest than.
26:00
Speaker 2: These mainstream news outlets, Why didn't you show this interview?
26:23
Speaker 2: Why did you only show the worst parts of this video?
26:26
Speaker 2: And for the people who did say bad stuff, why
26:29
Speaker 2: don't you cover what made them so radicalized against the Palestinians?
26:32
Speaker 2: Maybe discuss whether their feelings are justified or not based
26:35
Speaker 2: on factual reporting of the events. This is what an
26:38
Speaker 2: honest person who wanted a more peaceful outcome would do.
26:41
Speaker 2: Making no effort to humanize the Israelis or add nuance
26:44
Speaker 2: to their beliefs kind of makes it seem like you
26:46
Speaker 2: don't want a peaceful solution. It kind of makes it
26:49
Speaker 2: seem like you want violence. On top of that, Noah
26:52
Speaker 2: is so shameless in these two videos that he will
26:54
Speaker 2: even try to get his audience to hate young children
26:57
Speaker 2: by showing them saying things against Palestine.
27:00
Speaker 1: The vile, dehumanizing racism that is required to uphold a
27:03
Speaker 1: project like this.
27:04
Speaker 11: Because it's Palestine, they're f * * * ed.
27:06
Speaker 3: But I'm Palestinian, does that mean I'm a t *
27:07
Speaker 3: * *?
27:08
Speaker 11: Yes.
27:09
Speaker 12: I'm a t * * *?
27:10
Speaker 3: Do you want Palestinians in Gaza to die?
27:12
Speaker 11: Yes.
27:13
Speaker 6: All of them?
27:14
Speaker 10: Yes.
27:16
Speaker 2: Random children on Omegle is considered to be strong enough
27:19
Speaker 2: evidence for Noah to put it in a video. Great
27:21
Speaker 2: journalistic integrity, man. Also, Noah left out the part where
27:25
Speaker 2: the children recognized the guy, and it looked like they
27:27
Speaker 2: were purposefully trying to say the most messed up thing possible,
27:30
Speaker 2: because they're kids, and also this guy's kind of a
27:33
Speaker 2: dick to people on his channel. I don't know, he
27:35
Speaker 2: has like multiple pinned videos of little kids that are
27:37
Speaker 2: clearly designed to turn you into a racist, as well
27:40
Speaker 2: as a number of other videos with millions of views
27:42
Speaker 2: on them that feature children under 12 saying things that
27:45
Speaker 2: he knows his audience will hate. Did their parents consent
27:48
Speaker 2: to them being on film?
27:49
Speaker 3: This guy is suspicious. I don't trust him.
27:52
Speaker 2: Anyway, I cannot stress this enough that Noah is 100%
27:55
Speaker 2: suggesting that basically all Israelis are reprehensible. Earlier, he even
28:00
Speaker 2: showed polling data to emphasize that, and he ends his
28:03
Speaker 2: first video by saying this.
28:05
Speaker 1: October 7th blew the lid off the genocidal Israeli project.
28:09
Speaker 1: October 7th is the reason Israel you're here watching this
28:12
Speaker 1: video today. Israel's response to it has radicalized a generation
28:15
Speaker 1: of people by exposing the Israeli state and its backers
28:19
Speaker 1: in the West for what they are, depraved, ethnic supremacist,
28:22
Speaker 1: genocidal lunatics.
28:24
Speaker 3: That's the truth.
28:24
Speaker 2: Keep in mind that he never goes into detail on
28:27
Speaker 2: the Jewish perspective of October 7th. He just calls them
28:30
Speaker 2: lunatics and moves on.
28:31
Speaker 11: So he shows some clips of young Israelis basically supporting
28:38
Speaker 11: genocide of Palestinians, right? The argument that you can make
28:42
Speaker 11: for that is that they're so young, and yet they
28:44
Speaker 11: support such violent actions. So couldn't you justify killing young
28:50
Speaker 11: Israelis based off of the clips that Noah Sampson has shown?
28:54
Speaker 11: Can't you justify a genocide of Israeli people if they're
28:57
Speaker 11: inherently evil or inherently bad? Like, You, basically what I'm
29:01
Speaker 11: saying is that Noah Sampson, without actually deliberately saying it,
29:05
Speaker 11: he is advocating for Israeli genocide. Like, this is literally
29:09
Speaker 11: what Noah Sampson is doing.
29:10
Speaker 2: Now, let's get to the reasoning for why I showed
29:12
Speaker 2: you all these clips of Noah dehumanizing the Israelis and
29:16
Speaker 2: also dehumanizing creators like Mudahar and Ethan Klein. After showing
29:20
Speaker 2: numerous videos of innocent Palestinians being harmed while dehumanizing the
29:24
Speaker 2: Israelis as much as possible.
29:26
Speaker 3: He says this.
29:27
Speaker 1: The liberal framework of thought is only able to conceptualize
29:30
Speaker 1: actors in conflict as being good and bad. Israel's far-right
29:34
Speaker 1: government is bad, Ethan says, but so are terrorists. Genocide
29:38
Speaker 1: is bad. I don't agree with genocide. of course, but
29:41
Speaker 1: hijacking ships is bad too. It's against the law, which
29:44
Speaker 1: is bad. Everybody should just stop doing bad stuff. Okay, well,
29:47
Speaker 1: Israel's not stopping. They're not stopping the genocide. The U.S.
29:50
Speaker 1: is not stopping its arms shipments so that Israel can
29:53
Speaker 1: continue that genocide. That is the material reality. If you
29:57
Speaker 1: actually want that genocide to stop, you need to do
29:59
Speaker 1: something material to try to stop it. And so far
30:02
Speaker 1: in the world, the only people doing that outside of
30:05
Speaker 1: Gaza militarily are Hezbollah and Ansar Allah. If you spend
30:08
Speaker 1: all your time attacking these groups while sitting on the sidelines,
30:12
Speaker 1: idealistically opining on what forms of resistance are acceptable to you,
30:16
Speaker 1: then you're supporting the genocide.
30:18
Speaker 3: Full stop.
30:19
Speaker 2: To be clear, he's saying violence. You need to do
30:21
Speaker 2: something material to stop it, means violently attack people. But
30:25
Speaker 2: he won't outright say that because he's afraid of getting
30:28
Speaker 2: a channel strike. Actually, it's worse than that because Noah
30:31
Speaker 2: is saying here that if you don't support violence, then
30:34
Speaker 2: you're pro-genocide. And believe it or not, it gets even
30:37
Speaker 2: more worse than that As Noah goes full mask off
30:40
Speaker 2: in the next clip.
30:41
Speaker 1: People living in the West have the most power over
30:43
Speaker 1: anyone else in the world to stop the genocide. We
30:46
Speaker 1: are living in the belly of the beast. We have
30:48
Speaker 1: direct geographical, physical access to the politicians, the propagandists, the
30:53
Speaker 1: weapons companies, and the supply chains. that are facilitating this genocide.
30:57
Speaker 1: Protesting is great. We should keep doing that. But also,
31:00
Speaker 1: you know, I feel like we have to be honest
31:02
Speaker 1: with ourselves. 17 months in, and what is protesting actually accomplished?
31:06
Speaker 1: Raising awareness?
31:07
Speaker 6: Sure.
31:08
Speaker 3: Divestment?
31:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, in some places. But really, politically, materially?
31:11
Speaker 8: Nothing.
31:12
Speaker 1: Israel just killed the most children in its history in
31:14
Speaker 1: a single night, with total impunity, with a deafening silence
31:18
Speaker 1: among the Western media. If we want this genocide to stop,
31:21
Speaker 1: it's time to escalate. That's all I'm saying. So anyways, yes.
31:25
Speaker 15: You can lay it out very easily one sentence at
31:28
Speaker 15: a time. It's quite clear. We in the West have
31:31
Speaker 15: direct physical access to a bunch of people, including the propagandists,
31:35
Speaker 15: after just labeling a bunch of people creators, propagandists. What
31:39
Speaker 15: does protesting achieve? Well, some things, but overall, basically nothing.
31:43
Speaker 15: If we want this to stop, we need to escalate.
31:45
Speaker 15: That's all I'm saying. I'm sorry. If you had a
31:47
Speaker 15: clear vision... for what needs to be done to stop
31:50
Speaker 15: the genocide, you would say it because you want to
31:53
Speaker 15: direct your audience into something fruitful. Unless the thing you
31:57
Speaker 15: want your audience to do is against TOS, criminal, violent, etc.
32:02
Speaker 15: He's calling for people to do dirty work for him.
32:04
Speaker 15: That's what this is. It is unambiguously a call for violence, okay?
32:08
Speaker 15: I'm sorry. And he doesn't want to spoil his cute
32:11
Speaker 15: little life. He doesn't want to fuck his income and
32:13
Speaker 15: ruin the little cushy career that he's got a hold of.
32:16
Speaker 15: He doesn't want to do that. He wants other people
32:17
Speaker 15: to fuck up their lives and get thrown in jail
32:19
Speaker 15: or whatever else for him.
32:20
Speaker 2: Let me repeat what that guy Lonerbox just said. Noah
32:24
Speaker 2: spends his whole video calling people like Ethan Klein genocide-supporting propagandists.
32:29
Speaker 2: Here are some clips of that so we're all on
32:31
Speaker 2: the same page.
32:32
Speaker 1: The other piece of Zionist propaganda cited by Ethan in
32:34
Speaker 1: his video, aside from this video being a nonsensical genocidal
32:37
Speaker 1: propaganda piece, in the content nuke he doubles down with
32:40
Speaker 1: this sort of propagandizing for the state of Israel. These
32:43
Speaker 1: people feel no shame. They're here to make money and
32:46
Speaker 1: to convince themselves that they aren't evil. And the way
32:49
Speaker 1: they do that is by lying, by spreading liberal Zionist propaganda.
32:53
Speaker 2: So after he calls these people propagandists with a title
32:56
Speaker 2: on a thumbnail that says they support genocide.
32:58
Speaker 3: After he says the.
32:59
Speaker 2: Correct response to this is violence, he then says, we
33:02
Speaker 2: have direct geographical access to the politicians and the propagandists.
33:07
Speaker 2: Protesting has not worked. It's time to escalate.
33:11
Speaker 3: Uh, FBI, hello?
33:13
Speaker 2: Noah Sampson just told his followers to go kill creators
33:15
Speaker 2: he doesn't like. It is abundantly clear that Noah just
33:19
Speaker 2: told people to go attack every propagandist in this thumbnail. Now,
33:24
Speaker 2: if you're wondering why we had to watch someone reacting
33:26
Speaker 2: to what Noah said instead of the original video, It's
33:28
Speaker 2: because Noah went into the YouTube editor and deleted that
33:31
Speaker 2: statement after he got called out for very obviously telling
33:34
Speaker 2: his audience to go commit acts of violence.
33:36
Speaker 15: Okay, so that's what he said. But then it comes
33:39
Speaker 15: after this sentence here. And then that's where, so you
33:42
Speaker 15: try and stop it. People living in the West.
33:45
Speaker 13: Yeah, there it is.
33:45
Speaker 15: He chopped it. What an absolute fanny. Well, we saved
33:48
Speaker 15: it at least.
33:49
Speaker 2: Make no mistake. This was clearly a call to action
33:51
Speaker 2: for violence from Noah. He knows who he's talking to.
33:54
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's very aware that basically all the political
33:57
Speaker 2: violence in America, outside of maybe a single day in 2021,
34:01
Speaker 2: has been caused by the left. Antifa, BLM, people burning Teslas. Effectively,
34:06
Speaker 2: every violent political act over the past 10 years in
34:08
Speaker 2: America has been caused by the radical left. Now, Noah
34:12
Speaker 2: spends a lot of time pretending that he's this innocent
34:14
Speaker 2: nice guy who doesn't know things, but he's not stupid.
34:17
Speaker 2: He just pretends to be to get sympathy. In reality,
34:20
Speaker 2: he knows exactly how his audience is going to interpret
34:22
Speaker 2: what he said. And one of the things that Noah
34:24
Speaker 2: does not address from Ethan Klein's video is the part
34:27
Speaker 2: where Hasan got exposed for admitting to trying to rope
34:29
Speaker 2: viewers into extremist beliefs by easing them into it.
34:32
Speaker 4: Then I saw clips like this where Hasan is explaining
34:35
Speaker 4: how he's hiding his power level to funnel in normies
34:39
Speaker 4: into radicalization.
34:41
Speaker 16: I think that in the short term, in order to
34:44
Speaker 16: combat against that, you have to advocate for a much
34:48
Speaker 16: lighter form. of, of, uh, propaganda. You want America in
34:53
Speaker 16: the way that I feel about it. And if you
34:55
Speaker 16: want America to get out of the way for, uh,
34:57
Speaker 16: places with more revolutionary potential to do what they would
35:01
Speaker 16: normally do, I think that, you know, one thing you
35:03
Speaker 16: have to do is, is, is advocate for, uh, a
35:07
Speaker 16: lighter form while simultaneously still doing agitated propaganda that goes beyond, uh,
35:13
Speaker 16: you know, social democratic idea.
35:16
Speaker 8: I just wanted to like put emphasis on, The exact
35:20
Speaker 8: point of the so-called radicalization funnel where, for example, Hassan
35:24
Speaker 8: and JT catch them while they're young, as they say,
35:27
Speaker 8: and then they start looking into this new idea, et cetera,
35:31
Speaker 8: et cetera, and then move forwards through the funnel, get
35:35
Speaker 8: more and more informed, get more and more radicalized. You
35:38
Speaker 8: do your part in the funnel for the cause or
35:41
Speaker 8: whatever the fuck you want to call it. You're doing,
35:44
Speaker 8: in my modest opinion, a great thing for the cause.
35:47
Speaker 3: This is evil.
35:48
Speaker 2: Now, last time I did a video on Noah, I
35:50
Speaker 2: said I couldn't tell if he was just dumb or
35:52
Speaker 2: had malicious intent. Now it's very clear that Noah and
35:55
Speaker 2: Hassan both had malicious intent this whole time.
35:58
Speaker 6: Stand on your shit, bro.
35:59
Speaker 4: You want someone to kill me? OK, stand on it, bro.
36:01
Speaker 4: Why erase it now?
36:03
Speaker 12: Fuck.
36:03
Speaker 4: I mean, this guy is legitimately should be on an
36:06
Speaker 4: FBI terrorist watch list. Like legitimately.
36:09
Speaker 1: We are living in the belly of the beast. We
36:11
Speaker 1: have direct geographical, physical access to the politicians, the propaganda.
36:16
Speaker 4: I mean, he's saying kill the politicians. I mean, there's
36:19
Speaker 4: no way to even he can't pretend that that's not
36:21
Speaker 4: what he's saying. He's saying we need to escalate. We
36:23
Speaker 4: know where they are.
36:24
Speaker 6: What does that mean?
36:26
Speaker 3: This whole thing confuses me.
36:27
Speaker 2: Isn't this the same asshat who spent like an hour
36:30
Speaker 2: and a half last year lecturing me about audience responsibility
36:33
Speaker 2: because people wrote mean comments that you can block on
36:35
Speaker 2: his friend's video?
36:37
Speaker 3: Like, what the fuck?
36:37
Speaker 2: This is the same guy Noah Sampson, right? Blockable mean
36:41
Speaker 2: comments are bad, but political violence, well, that's just fine.
36:44
Speaker 1: On December 21st of last year, the storytime animation YouTuber
36:48
Speaker 1: Illymation released a video called Perks of Being the Fat Kid.
36:51
Speaker 1: Two months later, the anti-woke YouTube channel Think Before You
36:54
Speaker 1: Sleep responded to Illy's video in a video titled Fat
36:57
Speaker 1: Acceptance Cartoons. Right after Sean posted this response, the comment
37:00
Speaker 1: section on Illy's video went through some changes. It was
37:03
Speaker 1: flooded with hate comments, threats, insults, inflammatory accusations, also a
37:07
Speaker 1: lot of anti-Semitism, so that's kinda weird.
37:10
Speaker 3: That last one was wild.
37:12
Speaker 2: Imagine Noah Sampson calling you an anti-Semite less than a
37:15
Speaker 2: year ago. because of some shit a random commenter wrote
37:18
Speaker 2: after like 50 different YouTubers reacted to a drama that
37:21
Speaker 2: you were involved in. This is the same guy, the
37:24
Speaker 2: guy who just made two videos calling Israeli Jews a
37:27
Speaker 2: bunch of rotten murderers, called me an anti-Semite because of
37:30
Speaker 2: words other people wrote. I'm not kidding, less than 12
37:34
Speaker 2: months ago, Noah Sampson was literally saying that creators have
37:37
Speaker 2: a responsibility to make their audience play nice, and now
37:40
Speaker 2: he's essentially telling people to go burn shit down and
37:43
Speaker 2: assault YouTubers that he doesn't like. Actually, speaking of Ethan Klein,
37:47
Speaker 2: to add a little bit more context that I'm sure
37:49
Speaker 2: that Noah was aware of, a bunch of people who
37:51
Speaker 2: I'm guessing were radicalized by Hasan or his groupies called
37:55
Speaker 2: the CPS to try and get Ethan Klein's children taken away.
37:58
Speaker 4: I knew this content nuke was going to draw a
38:00
Speaker 4: lot of negative attention, seeing how extreme Hasan and his
38:03
Speaker 4: fanbase are, and his orbiters. But the lengths to which
38:07
Speaker 4: they've gone to harass us and get revenge for going
38:11
Speaker 4: after their god-king Hasan... has frankly gone beyond any type
38:16
Speaker 4: of point of civility and humanity to the point where they're, well,
38:21
Speaker 4: they're calling CPS, Child Protective Services, to come to our
38:25
Speaker 4: house and break up our family. On Friday morning, an
38:28
Speaker 4: agent showed up to our house saying that they had
38:30
Speaker 4: received an anonymous tip that our children were crawling around
38:35
Speaker 4: in dog shit, eating dog shit, and contracting diseases. Not
38:42
Speaker 4: only have they called CPS on us, now they're starting
38:45
Speaker 4: to try to call in a 5150 to get me committed.
38:49
Speaker 4: All these people, incidentally, who are promoting this type of
38:52
Speaker 4: insanity are, in fact, childless and will likely remain that way.
38:57
Speaker 2: So Noah Sampson knows that he's talking to people who
39:00
Speaker 2: are so shameless that they'll go after a guy's children
39:03
Speaker 2: merely because he criticizes Hasan Piker. And Noah will tell
39:07
Speaker 2: those people in his video to go out and do
39:09
Speaker 2: more things like that. Like I said, this is evil.
39:13
Speaker 2: He will attempt to aid in having children being alienated
39:15
Speaker 2: from their parents because someone on the internet doesn't like
39:18
Speaker 2: a friend of his.
39:20
Speaker 3: How are you the good guy here?
39:21
Speaker 2: Now for those of you who are beginners to Noah Sampson,
39:24
Speaker 2: this is not the first time he's expressed violent tendencies.
39:27
Speaker 2: For those of you who don't know, Noah got into
39:30
Speaker 2: his first big drama with Vosh for defending a person
39:32
Speaker 2: named Professor Flowers who believed in violently attacking white people
39:36
Speaker 2: for things their ancestors did.
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Speaker 14: I'm not talking about saying that people should just commit genocide.
39:41
Speaker 14: I'm saying there's so many different responses to colonization.
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Speaker 5: You said they would have the right to do. You
39:47
Speaker 5: said they would have the right to remove them.
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Speaker 14: I think if they did, if they decided, like, hey,
39:52
Speaker 14: we don't want the people who colonized us to stay here.
39:55
Speaker 14: Let's figure out a way to, like, have them move
39:57
Speaker 14: or something like that. I think that'd be very harsh. Again,
39:59
Speaker 14: that's not something that I would agree with. But I
40:02
Speaker 14: think the people who are colonized should have the self-determination
40:04
Speaker 14: to decide what to do about the people who have
40:07
Speaker 14: colonized them.
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Speaker 5: Okay, what you're saying is that any state that can
40:11
Speaker 5: justify its sense of persecution therefore has a right to
40:15
Speaker 5: engage in genocide against ethnic minorities within their borders. Every
40:19
Speaker 5: tyrannical regime does this. No tyrannical regime in history has
40:23
Speaker 5: ever said, yep, we're on top, we're the bad guys,
40:25
Speaker 5: we're just killing for fun. They always construct a narrative
40:28
Speaker 5: of persecution, and whether that narrative is correct or not
40:32
Speaker 5: really doesn't make much of a difference.
40:34
Speaker 2: In case you didn't catch this earlier in the video,
40:36
Speaker 2: note that Noah called Jews colonizers, so I'm assuming that
40:40
Speaker 2: in his eyes, everything Professor Flowers said about white people
40:44
Speaker 2: also applies to Jews. Now, let me just say that
40:46
Speaker 2: the gaslighting from Professor Flowers was so rampant in this
40:49
Speaker 2: debate that it was genuinely difficult to cut a short
40:52
Speaker 2: clip that accurately describes her beliefs, but if you watch
40:55
Speaker 2: the full debate, it is very clear that Professor Flowers
40:58
Speaker 2: believes that if you were a white descendant in any
41:00
Speaker 2: country that was conquered by white people as far back
41:03
Speaker 2: as hundreds of years ago, then the non-white conquered population
41:07
Speaker 2: has every right to steal property from innocent whites, forcefully
41:10
Speaker 2: relocate them, and go as far as to kill them
41:13
Speaker 2: if they refuse to leave their homes. I repeat, she
41:16
Speaker 2: openly said that you should be able to do this
41:18
Speaker 2: to innocent people who took no part in the atrocities
41:21
Speaker 2: of the past that took place as far back as
41:24
Speaker 2: hundreds of years ago. Now, this was all done with
41:26
Speaker 2: very passive language and, oh, I'm not saying I would
41:29
Speaker 2: use violence if it was me, but when she was
41:32
Speaker 2: pushed on it, make no mistake that Professor Flowers had
41:34
Speaker 2: some incredibly extreme, violent beliefs. The point is that a
41:38
Speaker 2: drama that involved Noah Sampson defending Professor Flowers and her
41:41
Speaker 2: incredibly radical ideology... is what initially he was known for
41:45
Speaker 2: before Hassan boosted his channel by reacting to all of
41:47
Speaker 2: his videos. Promoting violent narratives is not new for Noah Sampson,
41:51
Speaker 2: and these people are so radical that they make Vosh
41:54
Speaker 2: look like a moderate by comparison. Noah has also made
41:57
Speaker 2: multiple public threats to people. Here's him liking a tweet
42:00
Speaker 2: saying Vosh should be killed. Here's him outright defaming Chud
42:03
Speaker 2: Logic and saying he should also be killed. Here's Noah
42:06
Speaker 2: saying Alex Jones should be killed. And finally, the thing
42:08
Speaker 2: that got him banned from Twitter, a death threat to
42:11
Speaker 2: Elon Musk. which is weird because just last week, an
42:14
Speaker 2: ex-girlfriend of his went onto the H3 podcast to accuse
42:17
Speaker 2: him of owning a Tesla.
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Speaker 4: Did you ever see him drinking Coke or playing Disney games, perhaps?
42:25
Speaker 14: You know, I can't recall that, but I do know
42:27
Speaker 14: that he drives a Tesla.
42:29
Speaker 12: So that.
42:31
Speaker 4: Oh, that's scandalous.
42:33
Speaker 3: Noah isn't the only violent one.
42:35
Speaker 2: Hassan is right up there with him saying that his
42:37
Speaker 2: political opponent should be re-educated.
42:39
Speaker 4: If you're in a socialist... country with multiple parties and
42:43
Speaker 4: one of the parties is a capitalist party which would
42:45
Speaker 4: surely exist yeah what would you do if that party
42:48
Speaker 4: started gaining momentum.
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Speaker 7: The the solution to that would always be education and
42:53
Speaker 7: offering more re-education re-education certainly yeah there should be an
42:59
Speaker 7: enforcement mechanism and in that enforcement mechanism i think like
43:02
Speaker 7: rehabilitation which would include re-education as well.
43:05
Speaker 2: Tell me how exactly would these people be re-educated I mean,
43:09
Speaker 2: Hassan says no camps in the full context, but remember
43:11
Speaker 2: he's hiding his power level, and in the same way
43:14
Speaker 2: that I don't understand how Professor Flowers intends to steal
43:17
Speaker 2: property and relocate innocent whites without using force, I don't
43:20
Speaker 2: understand how you would re-educate a devout capitalist into your
43:24
Speaker 2: socialist paradise without the use of force. So personally, I
43:27
Speaker 2: think he's intentionally softening the language here to make people
43:30
Speaker 2: more accepting of something that would be ultimately.
43:32
Speaker 3: Very cruel if it was actually carried out.
43:35
Speaker 2: Hasan also called on his audience to murder a senator
43:38
Speaker 2: named Rick Scott. I believe that's what got him the
43:40
Speaker 2: 24-hour ban. Very peaceful of him. Oh, and also, since
43:44
Speaker 2: Ethan so kindly put this super clip together, here's a
43:47
Speaker 2: bunch of moments where Hasan's fan club is also saying
43:49
Speaker 2: violent shit.
43:50
Speaker 4: Let the streets soak in their fucking red capitalist blood.
43:54
Speaker 4: And this isn't just a Hasan problem. It underscores a
43:57
Speaker 4: disturbing trend among leftists on Twitch. The problem is, if
44:00
Speaker 4: you can believe it, these people are frequently making... death threats,
44:04
Speaker 4: and facing zero consequence. I know it sounds far-fetched, but
44:07
Speaker 4: I assure you it's very real.
44:09
Speaker 3: Listen, I'll up the number, okay?
44:12
Speaker 1: 30k to anyone who'll make this dipshit disappear?
44:17
Speaker 9: Bro, that Destiny guy needs to get shh.
44:22
Speaker 3: Not gonna fucking lie.
44:23
Speaker 5: It would just be so easy to just, it would
44:26
Speaker 5: solve all of our problems.
44:28
Speaker 3: Like, we would have socialism now at this point.
44:32
Speaker 5: Right. We would have socialism at this point if someone
44:35
Speaker 5: just went out of their way and it would be
44:39
Speaker 5: so easy.
44:39
Speaker 3: I think that happens.
44:41
Speaker 5: I mean, like, holy shit, guys, if you live in Florida,
44:44
Speaker 5: I have an opportunity for you.
44:45
Speaker 3: If you want to earn one hundred thousand dollars, let
44:47
Speaker 3: me know.
44:48
Speaker 4: Actually, Mike from PA, the dude that stuck in the
44:51
Speaker 4: before image of a transformation story, did receive a three
44:54
Speaker 4: day ban. This man put a bounty on a fellow
44:57
Speaker 4: streamer's head. This man should not be getting a three-day suspension.
45:00
Speaker 4: He should be getting a knock on his door from
45:01
Speaker 4: the FBI.
45:02
Speaker 2: Going back to Noah, one last point. I actually knew
45:05
Speaker 2: about this during the Illumation drama last year, but I
45:07
Speaker 2: withheld it because there wasn't enough evidence to connect them together.
45:11
Speaker 2: But it's really funny that Noah made this whole big
45:13
Speaker 2: deal about doxing last year. when he seems to be
45:15
Speaker 2: like YouTuber best friends with Bad Empanada, who is someone
45:19
Speaker 2: who was well-known for doxing before the Illumation drama.
45:22
Speaker 1: For a more thorough breakdown of all of this video's problems,
45:25
Speaker 1: I'd recommend the YouTube channel Bad Empanada.
45:27
Speaker 2: Yes, Noah knows that Bad Empanada doxed someone and threatens
45:30
Speaker 2: his opponents, because Noah was supposed to go on a
45:32
Speaker 2: livestream with Bad Empanada a while back after October 7th,
45:36
Speaker 2: but I believe he mysteriously ghosted that Bad Empanada stream
45:39
Speaker 2: after his followers told him how terrible of a person
45:42
Speaker 2: he was.
45:42
Speaker 6: What about Noah Sampson?
45:44
Speaker 15: Noah said that he can't come on. I'm not sure
45:46
Speaker 15: if he can't come on because he got yelled at
45:48
Speaker 15: by Vosh pedophile fans or because he just actually can't
45:51
Speaker 15: come on. But it's one of those things.
45:53
Speaker 11: Damn.
45:53
Speaker 2: Doxing isn't the worst thing that bad empanada has done either.
45:56
Speaker 2: I guess Noah has decided that he doesn't care now.
45:59
Speaker 2: You know, the irony of him being friends with and
46:01
Speaker 2: promoting a doxer after he was so against doxing when
46:04
Speaker 2: he made the Illumation video is insane.
46:06
Speaker 3: I don't know.
46:07
Speaker 2: Maybe he decided to turn against Illumation because she's Jewish. Wait,
46:11
Speaker 2: that can't be the case.
46:12
Speaker 3: I forgot.
46:13
Speaker 2: Noah is a humanitarian who just wants to help people out.
46:16
Speaker 2: He's just a nice guy who's making this content out
46:18
Speaker 2: of the pure kindness of his heart. The other creators
46:21
Speaker 2: are only doing it because they're evil capitalists who want
46:23
Speaker 2: to monetize the Hasan Dad meta.
46:26
Speaker 1: For the past few years, there's a big industry that's
46:29
Speaker 1: exploded in popularity, and it's based on a simple concept,
46:32
Speaker 1: Hasan Bad. It's kind of like a perpetual cycle of
46:35
Speaker 1: dumb guy, slop, It's interesting to see YouTubers that typically
46:39
Speaker 1: cover TikTok drama and gaming content randomly giving their opinions
46:43
Speaker 1: on genocide and geopolitics. But that's the result of such
46:46
Speaker 1: an ecosystem. It's not about the politics. It's about making money.
46:50
Speaker 3: Is he joking?
46:51
Speaker 2: Noah started out by reacting to TikTok videos. He doesn't
46:55
Speaker 2: have a degree in political science. And like five seconds
46:57
Speaker 2: before he was a political activist for Palestine, his most
47:00
Speaker 2: viewed videos were sneaker and fresh and fit reactions. What
47:04
Speaker 2: qualifies you to talk about politics more than them, Noah?
47:07
Speaker 2: Watching a few dumbass FD Signifier yap videos doesn't make
47:11
Speaker 2: you smart. But Noah is really insistent that other people,
47:14
Speaker 2: not him, do not actually care about this issue. They
47:18
Speaker 2: only care about the money. I mean, look at Ethan Klein.
47:20
Speaker 2: He even put a sponsor on his video, that demon.
47:23
Speaker 1: Collect big fat AdSense check. That's how it goes. And
47:26
Speaker 1: Ethan knew it would do well too and made sure
47:28
Speaker 1: to get a sponsor for the video.
47:30
Speaker 4: Thank you to ExpressVPN for sponsoring this video.
47:32
Speaker 1: Which was a VPN company that happens to be owned
47:35
Speaker 1: by an Israeli billionaire with a history of funding and
47:38
Speaker 1: supporting the IDF. He's not a Zionist though, apparently. Apparently
47:42
Speaker 1: he's not a Zionist and he's pro-Palestine.
47:44
Speaker 2: The irony of Noah's sponsor shaming is insane. This is
47:48
Speaker 2: literally the same guy who has taken multiple BetterHelp sponsorships.
47:52
Speaker 2: For those of you who don't know, BetterHelp has been
47:54
Speaker 2: exposed as a horrendous company multiple times over the years,
47:57
Speaker 2: and I believe most recently, two years ago, they were
48:00
Speaker 2: caught leaking personal medical information from its users. This stuff
48:03
Speaker 2: about BetterHelp is very well known by YouTubers. PewDiePie even
48:07
Speaker 2: covered it a bunch of years ago, and as someone
48:09
Speaker 2: who has had a YouTube channel since he was a child,
48:11
Speaker 2: there is no way that Noah didn't know about the
48:13
Speaker 2: BetterHelp drama. The idea that Noah doesn't care about money
48:17
Speaker 2: and is just covering the Israel-Palestine situation out of the
48:20
Speaker 2: kindness of his heart, and not because it's easy views,
48:23
Speaker 2: is insane. Because in reality, Noah is trying to monetize
48:26
Speaker 2: this content in every possible way, like shilling his Patreon
48:30
Speaker 2: at the start of each video.
48:31
Speaker 1: If you like my videos and want to help me
48:33
Speaker 1: make more of them, and faster, consider joining my Patreon.
48:36
Speaker 3: Thanks.
48:37
Speaker 2: This is like Noah saying, I care so much about
48:39
Speaker 2: money that I want this to be the first thing
48:41
Speaker 2: that you see. The first 15 seconds of your video
48:43
Speaker 2: are the most important part of it, and him putting
48:46
Speaker 2: money first tells you what his priorities are.
48:48
Speaker 3: Oh shit, is that a sponsor link?
48:50
Speaker 1: One tool I found helpful to compare these differences in
48:52
Speaker 1: this sort of coverage is Ground News, who are also
48:55
Speaker 1: the sponsor of today's video.
48:57
Speaker 3: Hey look, here's a sponsor link on his second video.
48:59
Speaker 1: This is why I'm excited to talk about the sponsor
49:01
Speaker 1: of today's video, which is ProtonMail.
49:03
Speaker 2: What's this, Noah? How could you monetize this tragedy? Not
49:06
Speaker 2: to mention that the instant he gets demonetized, he goes
49:09
Speaker 2: to his community tab to e-beg his audience to donate.
49:12
Speaker 3: Which means Mr.
49:13
Speaker 2: I-don't-care-about-money is monetizing his video in three different ways. Watch
49:18
Speaker 2: page ads, Patreon donations, and brand deals. So let's be clear.
49:22
Speaker 2: If there wasn't money involved in this, Noah would not
49:24
Speaker 2: be covering this topic. Now, not to say that YouTubers
49:27
Speaker 2: can't make money. I mean, this world is tough and
49:29
Speaker 2: if you can get the views, then you should get
49:31
Speaker 2: your bag too. I'm not here to try to cancel
49:33
Speaker 2: people for making money off their work. But what I
49:35
Speaker 2: will do is make fun of frauds like Noah, who
49:37
Speaker 2: pretend they have the moral high ground when they are
49:39
Speaker 2: doing the exact same thing they said is bad. Noah
49:42
Speaker 2: is clearly doing this for money, and I imagine that
49:45
Speaker 2: another reason that he stopped covering creator drama as much
49:48
Speaker 2: and shifted to Israel-Palestine is because he kept getting roasted
49:52
Speaker 2: and destroyed in every drama that he was involved in.
49:54
Speaker 2: I really don't think there's one drama that Noah has won.
49:58
Speaker 2: And personally, I think there's going to be a few
50:00
Speaker 2: more consequences to losing this drama than there were for
50:03
Speaker 2: the other ones. The most recent update from Ethan Klein
50:06
Speaker 2: was a live stream where he further emphasized that he
50:08
Speaker 2: was serious about this and won't be backing down legally.
50:11
Speaker 4: Noah Sampson, me and Mudahar together teamed up and we
50:18
Speaker 4: sent a demand for retraction to Noah Sampson Monday night
50:22
Speaker 4: after the show. And so the ball is now in
50:24
Speaker 4: your court, sir. You have 20 days from the moment
50:27
Speaker 4: you received it to respond.
50:30
Speaker 2: He also informed people that he would be going after
50:31
Speaker 2: bad empanada as well. which is a whole other defamation
50:34
Speaker 2: rabbit hole to go down. Unfortunately, Bad Empanada lives in Argentina,
50:38
Speaker 2: which makes it a lot harder to go after him
50:40
Speaker 2: for defamation and harassment. However, Ethan has noted that after
50:44
Speaker 2: Bad Empanada went after his children, he is willing to
50:46
Speaker 2: spend obscene amounts of money to make sure that Bad
50:48
Speaker 2: Empanada actually gets in trouble for breaking the law.
50:51
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, listen, they pushed it so far to
50:53
Speaker 4: the point where there needs to be accountability. People like
50:57
Speaker 4: George Ginnitis, the human STD, and people like... Noah Sampson,
51:02
Speaker 4: they are materially rewarded. They get no pushback from their community.
51:07
Speaker 4: They get plugged. They get massively shouted out and supported
51:11
Speaker 4: by Hassan and his and co. So for them, they
51:15
Speaker 4: just see green lights all the way like, oh, yeah,
51:17
Speaker 4: the more I lie, the more malicious that I be
51:20
Speaker 4: about this person, the more views, the more Hassan is
51:22
Speaker 4: going to put me on for sure. Just as mean
51:24
Speaker 4: as I can be about Mudahar or Ethan or anyone
51:26
Speaker 4: that's talked bad about him. So they've created this atmosphere.
51:30
Speaker 4: And listen, it's time for some accountability. I think it's
51:32
Speaker 4: a good thing that, you know, a Jew and a
51:36
Speaker 4: Muslim are together standing up for what's right against just
51:41
Speaker 4: like it is.
51:42
Speaker 3: It's beautiful, man.
51:43
Speaker 2: Well, I guess there's a silver lining in that. Now,
51:46
Speaker 2: there's one more interesting perception that Ethan had here about
51:49
Speaker 2: this whole situation during his live stream. Allow me to
51:52
Speaker 2: just play it.
51:53
Speaker 4: What Hassan does, you guys are going to learn throughout
51:55
Speaker 4: all this is that These are his attack dogs.
51:58
Speaker 3: He uses them.
52:01
Speaker 4: To say the shit that he wouldn't say, to attack
52:04
Speaker 4: the people in ways that is obviously below the belt,
52:07
Speaker 4: that is unacceptable. And instead of having to say it himself,
52:10
Speaker 4: he rewards them by watching their entire videos on his
52:13
Speaker 4: stream in its entirety. And it's basically as good as
52:18
Speaker 4: him saying it in that case, but he doesn't have
52:20
Speaker 4: any of the liability. So that's why he throws it in. Now,
52:23
Speaker 4: in George's case, this is proven a symbiotic relationship because
52:27
Speaker 4: George is out in Argentina away from most forms of accountability.
52:32
Speaker 4: Right now, Noah is actually being played as a fucking
52:38
Speaker 4: idiot because Noah is doing his dirty work, but he's
52:42
Speaker 4: doing it from Los Angeles. Now, what do you think
52:46
Speaker 4: of that? Noah, you're about to find out that you're
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Speaker 4: a tool, my friend. And I look forward to Hasan
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Speaker 4: paying for your lawyer fees too. I mean, that's the
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Speaker 4: least he could.
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Speaker 3: Do, right? Yeah, that makes a lot of sense.
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Speaker 2: I think Hasan is 100% using these people as a
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Speaker 2: mouthpiece to say the stuff that he actually wants to say.
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Speaker 2: And in return, he gives them an audience and special
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Speaker 2: privileges and protections at Twitch. He's sacrificing them so he
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Speaker 2: doesn't get in trouble. So personally for me, anytime Hasan
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Speaker 2: signal boosts one of these sociopaths by reacting to their content,
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Speaker 2: I'm going to assume that it's just as good as
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Speaker 2: him saying it. As for what to do now... All
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Speaker 2: I have to say is that war is a complicated situation. Personally,
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Speaker 2: I think there are very few wars that are done
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Speaker 2: for just reasons, and almost all of them are about
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Speaker 2: land and resources at the cost of innocent people's lives.
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Speaker 2: Whatever excuse politicians give you, it's just that, an excuse.
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Speaker 2: I would highly recommend people read a book called War
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Speaker 2: is a Racket by Smedley Butler. It's a very short
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Speaker 2: but enlightening read about war. I think that nonviolent and
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Speaker 2: peaceful solutions are the best way to enact change. Violence
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Speaker 2: should always be a last resort defensive option. particularly since
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Speaker 2: all the asshole warmongers who love to take up powerful
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Speaker 2: government positions want us to be violent because they make
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Speaker 2: huge profits off of war. War is also a great
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Speaker 2: excuse for those leaders to step all over American rights,
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Speaker 2: like how the Fourth Amendment was destroyed after 9-11 and
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Speaker 2: the war on terror that came after it. I think
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Speaker 2: the only way to actually prevent wars is to teach
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Speaker 2: people how to not get tricked by propagandistic, manipulative sociopaths
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Speaker 2: like Noah, get people to stop listening to race grifters
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Speaker 2: because racism is a major enabler of war, and keep
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Speaker 2: our major platforms in favor of free speech so when
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Speaker 2: people do evil things, real journalists can expose them. This
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Speaker 2: is why I hate censorship and why fighting for the
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Speaker 2: ability to say offensive words is an important battleground because
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Speaker 2: it's the same battleground that gives people the ability to
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Speaker 2: criticize war or messed up things like COVID lockdowns. Tyrants
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Speaker 2: will always try to increase public acceptance of censorship by
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Speaker 2: going after the most offensive things first before they then
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Speaker 2: try to censor people for saying that putting a dirty
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Speaker 2: t-shirt over your face will not stop you from catching
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Speaker 2: an airborne virus. Accurate information is the most important thing
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Speaker 2: for a society, and it's why free speech is the
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Speaker 2: First Amendment. Anyway, thanks for watching, follow me on Twitter,
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Speaker 2: and I'll see you in the next video.