Group Think by Roni Fouks

@takitonmaru
I noticed they do that if you ask a question while with their friends, they look to each other for approval before answering.

@carlospomares3225
GroupThink is also how cults operate

@meshugganator08
THEY VOTE. Aristotle told us.

@robertpleydell6527
We have seen the rise of the idiocracy.

@fellowcitizen
Voltaire: "The power to make us believe absurdities is the power to make us commit atrocities."

@tbsbattousai
A significant amount of women are not going to watch this and think it's anything other than a direct attack on them personally.

@vintage.silverback
I once read “stupidity is the absence of critical thinking”

@keeks123
“It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers-out of unorthodoxy.” ― George Orwell, 1984

@rwright1982
Social media is the worst thing to happen to humanity. These women would never be able to mobilize like this if social media didn't exist.

@nimhard
I am lucky my wife is very anti social and almost has very few friends, so, most of the time, her thoughts are hers.

@bobboberson6664
The comment "your war for oil, i dont even use gas......" so she uses no power, plastic, numerous household goods etc. Reminds me of the kids that thought produce came FROM the store.

@abrahamling7292
All civilizations throughout ages knew this and they came to the same conclusion about "women" despite all their differences.

@Time_to_Believe_in_Yourself
The Abilene paradox is a psychological phenomenon where a group collectively chooses a course of action that none of the individual members actually want, because everyone mistakenly assumes everyone else is in favor.

@ThatGuy-ji1bs
What I've noticed is that they will often do a great deal of mental gymnastics in order push forward and justify either a very radical theory or hateful viewpoint. All that matters to them is affirmation. So truth and reality take a backseat whenever it conflates with their ideology.

@rockhard237
Was the only male in an office of 20 women for 4 years. Glad to see the world is getting to see what I got to experience.

@rocket_scientist5353 Perfect irony would be Clancy getting the chair and her husband inherits the million dollars.

@Edison-h5x
GROUP THINK ? OR DUMB THINK

@jordanjenkins1671
Reminds me of a viral video where a street interviewer asked a group of young women a question like "If your husband came home hungry and asked you to make a meal for him, would you?" Most of the young women quickly answered he needed to be independent, buy himself a meal, or make the meal for them instead. One hadn't spoken yet. She answered confidently "I mean, I'm happily married. I'd make him a meal." Shifted the tone of the interview. One of the friends changed her answer real quick after that.



What makes someone vulnerable to groupthink? And why might these psychological forces be especially powerful among women?

• Relational identity and fear of exclusion
• Sociotropy and dependence on social approval
• Public conformity and social reinforcement
• Internalization of group beliefs
• Group polarization and radicalization
• Concurrence-seeking, mindguards, and the illusion of unanimity
• How consensus eventually shapes real-world decisions

Sociotropy is a spiritual and character defect wherein an individual subordinates their conscience and convictions to the shifting, chaotic opinions of the masses rather than anchoring them in eternal, objective truth. It represents a fundamental failure of internal fortitude, where the individual, instead of fearing God, becomes terrified of the crowd, rendering them a hollow vessel for whatever moral fashions the prevailing culture dictates.

This pathological dependence on external validation is the antithesis of the principled Christian character, replacing the firm, God-centered backbone of a free man with a servile, desperate craving for the approval of peers. Such fragility is a primary tool of the modern regime; by keeping the populace anxious about social standing and ostracization, elites easily manage the masses, ensuring they remain too terrified of being "canceled" to stand for their heritage or their faith.

True strength requires the willingness to stand alone in one's convictions; without this, a person or a nation becomes a pawn, trading integrity and national sovereignty for the fleeting, worthless praise of a degenerate society.

The Collapse of Dubai by Moon

@theghettogentleman
Less than one minute in: “Dubai alone has 50,000 influencers living there”.

@denerlkonig277
What the actual fuck is going on. Has everyone gone crazy.

@ytsn_THE_OG
JFK was famous for saying he was going to splinter the CIA because they had grown unchecked and out of control. Then he was assassinated. Then his brother was assassinated.

@BoshiBochi
Blame is easier than self reflection.

@zdenektrnka4940
She's dual wielding nose rings

@johnnymartinjohansen
You should have mentioned the allegations about the "school" being nothing but a front for human trafficking.

@giant_joe
Essentially, he is the game show host of the Hunger Games.

@stephenurban9880
In Canada it is easier to get a suicide kit then to get actual medical help.

@Athithan_2000
Damn, we got a breakdown of GTA 6 before GTA 6💰💸

@Cybajamma
Sounds like a great place for a sandbox crime simulator

@alfonsopedregal3788
It seems like a nice place to build a data center.

@loudorchen9897
When ur skill is filtering content into basically a.i. slop or slop made by humans

@jimeno726
it was the Bible that warned us about Moloch and his followers

@kevinjohnson8220
Mouse Utopia here we come

@Deadpixel1134
Many people have willingly turned their lives into the "Truman Show" by putting every detail of their lives online.

@mweibleii
"They will be tired, they will be cold, they will make a fire with your beautiful oak door.”

@KindredEmotions
You had a lot of podcasters trying to convince people Miami culture was just how men and women naturally behave.

@number5732
If Idiocracy and Cyberpunk 2077 had a baby that baby would be the world we are living in.



This is a furious, globe-trotting indictment of every place the West is told to escape to, and the speaker does not let up for a second.

They start by noting that one in five Americans want to leave the country, 180,000 actually did last year, 252,000 Brits left in a single year with three-quarters under 35, and the same is happening across Europe, so where the hell is everyone going? Dubai, Bali, Miami, Medellín, the sun-and-low-tax influencer paradise circuit, except those places are collapsing too or were oversold from the start, and the ones people are being told to escape to might be even worse because they're just better at hiding it.

Dubai gets the full treatment first: a modern-day nightmare built on sand, a mirage doomed to failure, a playground for the rich that runs on a hidden migrant workforce locked in labor camps, passports confiscated, wages withheld for months, 10,000 migrant workers dying across the Gulf states every year with more than half the deaths unexplained, and the speaker drives it home with the story of the worker who jumped from the 147th floor of the Burj Khalifa after being denied emergency leave to see his dying brother.

Then it's London, a modern dystopia hollowed out by financial deregulation, money laundering, foreign oligarchs buying up whole neighborhoods with dirty cash, a housing market turned into an investment arena while wages stagnate and a quarter of the city lives in poverty, knife crime up 90 percent, the police barely venturing into the estates, and the whole thing propped up by an extractive system that has pulled the ladder up on everyone under 40.

Germany is next: the engineers and doctors packing up and leaving, a country that pays five-star prices for a two-star service, taxes eating half your income, the bureaucracy that turned a flagship airport into a €7 billion, 30-year joke, nuclear plants shut down and replaced with nothing but expensive energy, mass immigration with no integration plan, and the AFD surging because the centrist parties built a firewall against a fifth of the electorate and called it democracy.

Then Bali, choking on influencers and literal trash, sacred mountains desecrated for content, Ukrainian and Russian gangs fighting over the drug trade, a $15 million glass elevator torn down as a monument to greed, and the whole island being sold out from under the people whose families worked that land for generations.

Miami is the city where the facade is the product: billionaires in bunkers next door to Overtown, the BBL capital of the world, crypto kids dropping $200,000 on bottle service after betting on a fartcoin, OnlyFans creators per capita higher than anywhere else in America, a housing bubble riskier than 2006, an Aston Martin-branded condo tower literally crumbling and dropping concrete on the street, and the poor pushed onto the high ground that will soon be the only ground left above the rising sea.

And then San Francisco, ground zero for the coming tech dystopia: fentanyl zombies on Market Street, human feces as a fact of life, $4,000-a-month one-bedrooms, tech CEOs writing open letters about how they shouldn't have to see the poverty they helped create, a public toilet that costs $1.7 million, Amazon killing a grocery bill while Bezos builds a homeless shelter inside his HQ for the press release, and billboards from an AI startup telling employers to stop hiring humans altogether.

The whole rant lands on the same point over and over: this isn't a list of bad vacation spots, it's the same con everywhere, a small group at the top getting richer while everyone else pays for it, and the people telling you to move are usually the ones relieving you of your hard-earned cash when you do. The fury never breaks, and the speaker's contempt for the influencers, the course sellers, the politicians, and the tech elites who sold this future is the engine driving every single word.

Call of Duty - Modern Warfare 4

@dimasanggayuda3966
A reminder that Kim Jong Nam who was also a candidate for supreme ruler in North Korea, was assassinated in International airport in Malaysia in 2017, one year after Kim Jong Un, his younger brother took office.

@SVettel_5
"After playing MW4, you'll never stop wanting to beat Ri to death with your bare hands" - Anthony Bourdain.

@Said-f3r1s
Mads Mikkelsen is such a haunting villain.

@randycheow4268
He reminds me a lot of Jung Woo Sung’s character from the movie Steel Rain who is also a North Korean loyalist who would assist the South against the traitors while trying to protect the Supreme Leader. Wouldn’t be surprised if Ko is based on this character from the movie except Ko actually survived in the end

@삼청교육대80학번
고진혁. 어쩐지 낯이 익더라니. 베이비드라이버에 JD로 나오던 레니 준이네.

@KirillEnin27
I’m so glad he got the role of the main antagonist in the game. His character turned out to be so frightening, interesting, and memorable. He’s actually closer to the original Makarov than the rebooted Makarov, because he’s also a brilliant puppeteer who managed to start a war through someone else’s hands.

@leonidassosa989
I wanted Alejandro and the cowboys to show up.

@pontimax2676
In the end there are only 2 choices for the young leader, become evil, or be killed by those who want you to be evil. I feel so bad for him.

@bryan-7997
In the end, Price’s one man vendetta really screwed everything and eventually not being worth it in the end. Dude passed on filled with guilt and regret with leaving wanton destruction in its wake. Like Ghost said “Was it worth it?” Very bittersweet ending indeed.

@megakev321
Pretty cool how they sprinkle little IRL references, like the Venezuela stuff.

@TypeVoyagersTRAINSANDTHINGS
The best COD campaign since Ghosts.


#mw4 #modernwarfare #callofduty
North Korea launches a full-scale invasion of South Korea in the opening mission of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (2026).

0:00 - Opening Scene
2:00 - The Team get some medicine
5:55 - The Invasion
9:23 - Fighting back against the North Koreans
14:54 - Opening Cinematic

France "Protests" by reallygraceful

@jessicalubien5424
Same old destabalization and demoralization. Different country.

@relch13
No French people were in this video.

@Vid20111
Kids don't organize like this, just as women don't. This is a professionally organized psyop

@batoukovacs7511
Moaaar jooogz N-G-O shiiiitzskiiins pleeeeeese. Fortunately, don't have these in Asia. No mass "migrations" lolzoool

@ScarlettFire442
AND not a peep in the US MSM

@islandonlinenews
Looks like a bunch of doctors, lawyers and scientists

@gabrielsyt
France looks nothing like it did when I visited in the 90s. I will never go there again.

@SolarWraith
It's a (((banking cartel))) urban renewal program

@CrowdControl123
Hmmm... I wonder what could possibly be causing Europe to disintegrate.

@zantas-handle
the UK just locked down a WHOLE TOWN called Gosport on the coast, so that the police could ferry in coachloads of illegal 'arrivals' without hindrance.

@_Mr_C
I seriously doubt that these are school children who are burning down and looting their schools and the surrounding community area. So the media are telling these lies about what’s happening. Thanks for covering this story today, Reallygrateful! 🙏

@whome6878
This is all engineered by our owners. They know, exactly, what the public reaction will be and how to steer it towards total control.

@wcmwfab935
Agenda 2030 aka beast system

@lestatangel
Grace: Beating up the globalist elite cabal again. Fun Fact, we are all on a list by now.

@southbrandy1413
Notice the narrative, same as these same actors terrorizing Portland, UK, or Belgium. Funny how they can track all the phones, but somehow can't take snapshot of everyone there and then go find them later. We all know they have that capability but they need these people to create the chaos our global Epsteins have planned for us since event 201. bring goys to their knees then mark them for the drones


Hey internet friends. Bonjour. Here’s my take on what the media won’t tell you about the French school protests, which brought education, immigration spending and public trust back into the conversation. But there’s something strange about the footage we’re being given from these protests…what can you observe? Beyond the headlines about teacher shortages and school conditions, I’m starting to wonder who gets to use the anger—and what happens when citizens demand government intervention?

In this report, I’m examining the grievances behind France’s protests, the political battle over responsibility for the unrest, and the public spending questions shaping the debate. I’ll also trace France’s history of emergency powers, police drone surveillance and AI video analysis "just for funsies" and examine how demands for security can expand government authority.

With separate protests unfolding in Belgium and Britain as I type this, this story raises questions that reach beyond France: who bears the costs of unrest, CUI BONO: who benefits politically, and which proposed solutions become permanent?

0:00 The chaos in France
1:03 Analyzing the official narrative
2:08 Underlying causes of unrest
4:28 Societal destruction
6:06 Regional protests and myths
8:12 Immigration and policy costs
10:47 Religious and social friction
12:24 Surveillance and AI control
14:30 Globalist agendas and future

Inferno MIXSET DJ HANNA

@Smiling-Lotus
Can't feel my face. ❤

@유승호-p7i
진짜 미모뭐임

@mk87ARN
어서와🎉

@Azra3lzGaming
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@kevinkelleher4284
Obi Wan Nairobi is the legend we didn't know we desperately needed. Absolute unit.

@t4rbrah899
"Here am I! Send me." Isaiah 6:8 That gave me chills.

@r1bew42
I was at school with him. He always had that daft grin. Very nervous lad. About 4yrs below me. We are all so proud of him.

@Bluejaycollector123
Thank god there are still men who value freedom and honour more than their own well being. This guy is a legend.

@tacoscamp
My Ranger friend did some work with the SAS back when he was active and the stories were intense. The SAS are not to be trifled with. The dude who got back in his car and drove off may not have lived to regret his decision had he decided to challenge this man. These folks are lethal, even by Tier 1 standards.

@harrisoakley711
We need more brave men like Chris.

@scottlaplantelaplante990
It is never wrong to do the right thing. - Mark Twain

@harveysmith100
For the non-British viewers, all the British guys laughed when he said the attempted kidnap took place in Hereford. The last place you want to be causing trouble in the UK is Hereford. It is the base for the SAS. The chance of bumping into one of the chaps is highest there than anywhere in the world. Please be on your best behavior if you visit.

Late Stage Feminism by Basic Logic

@Native_Anglo_American
I stopped my postpartum rampage to watch this

@arctictiger8690
Went from "they're just fetuses" to "they're just her kids" real quick.

@huntercool2232
I remember a time when child murder was viewed as bad. But now the people who do it are awarded millions of dollars and I’m called a sexist for being confused.

@animuchan6136
This channel is probably the best thing that's happened to yt this year

@YagoFierceDeity
"The homemaker has the ultimate career. All other careers exist for one purpose only, and that is to support the ultimate career." - C. S. Lewis.

@CJames-j7l
When Susan Smith killed her kids by driving them into a lake, women were calling for her head. How did we get here in only 20 years?

@myvideosetc.8271
We lost the moment this was a debate, we are in front of monsters, and the battle started decades ago.

@poshdelux
In 2024, here in Canada, we had 788 murders. The same year, we also had about 100,000 abortions, with fewer than 10% of those due to medical complications. You tell me, who are the serial killers?

@WaywardShadowX23
"Grandpa, why did women used to be banned from voting?"

@Jacobdemery
Our forefathers solved this problem and we forgot it was a problem

@RINSHOUJO
There was a certain quote on Twitter by an Anon on a new Mr.Beast video. “Men wield chaos to create order while women wield order to create chaos.”

@jayvander7156
"Abolish the family," they said...

@michaelsanchez7848
Its no longer a joke to me, repeal the 19th

@Mtbmechanics35yrs
Misandry has been ruining society for years, but ask a woman what misandry means and they'll first look at you blankly because they've never heard the word, let alone know it's meaning

@Wringfale
This video was promised to us 3,000 years ago

@Neil.02
The fact that it’s so likely she’ll get away with murdering 3 children because women hate accountability is so vile. It's even worse that no one would be surprised if that's what happens


719,453 views #feminism #fatigue #politics
In January 2023, Lindsay Clancy murdered her three children. Years later, a GoFundMe for her parents raised over $1 million.

By comparison, Emma Schols, who ran back into a burning house to save all six of her children and suffered burns across 93% of her body, received around $42,000 in support. This video is not about whether Clancy’s actions were evil. It’s about how we reached a point where large numbers of people are willing to raise money, offer sympathy, and defend the principle that makes such outcomes possible.

We examine the shift in the abortion debate from “it’s not a human” to bodily autonomy, and how that same logic extends beyond birth. We then look at feminism itself: its rejection of the historical and biological patterns that made societies patriarchal, and why the inversion of maternal instinct is not a bug, but the logical endpoint of the ideology.

CHAPTERS
0:00 - Introduction
1:20 - The Abortion Debate
2:30 - The Autonomy Argument
4:02 - Feminism vs. History
6:19 - Feminism vs. Nature
7:13 - Conclusion

Hellraiser cover Mr Tabs

@ughT_T
In a world full of those 11, be the 12th.

@Summerdog-w8d
3000 years ago they sacrificed babies and they are still doing today.

@FelipeEscobar86
Hoeflation and simpflation abortions and Rubble

@XtraDistant
Thou shall not murder, especially your children!

@dshrecksBW
Women admitting they "*sometimes*" have no control over their bodies and it's just 100% emotions is not the flex they think it is.

@K0NFZ3D
Early feminists = we are not our hormones
Modern feminists = it wasn't my fault its my demon hormones

@TrenKaraokeTulisanCantik
2022: "What is a woman?"
2026: "What is a murderer?"

@BrassAndBezel
"She didn't have control over herself."
Your honour, let me call my astrologist.

@Kurtio
Feminine intuition is just psychopathy at this point.

@chickendipper4866
Salute that bloke who stood firm in the face of pure evil

@arkngt
The claw hands. Always the claw hands.

@goomyman23
"Allegedly killed her children"

@TheStewrat
Modern women making an amazing case for thousands of years as property

@X._A_.D
"There are many holes to this story"
Yeah. Three holes, actually. Where the kids lie now.

@lg9052
We live in the stupidest timeline ever.

@UMadUCauseBad
"Vote for me, Im ok when im not hormonal" Taliban campaign ad.

@E6D5T
Clancy: I killed my kids.
Her lawyer: Clancy killed the kids.
Prosecution: Clancy killed her kids.
Tik tok: I don’t know if she did it or not.

@DrKnow83
they voted for complete acquittal, not prison or asylum. they voted to let her walk right out of there and spend her millions of blood money that day. that's what they wanted. giga chad stood ten toes down.

@sebson1477
I dont wanna hear shit about the "patriarchy" ever again.

@dankonieczny8746
Clearly more zoloft and fluoxiditine SSRI is required

@antoniolucero857
it's ok I'm on 500mg of fukkitol