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LMAO Phil's "hot takes" on today's world both give me life, and make want to break my computer over my head, because it just shows the level of self-entitlement he has oozing from every gout-infected orifice. It boggles the mind that someone who thinks in this way and says they were raised in the "mean streets of Connecticut". He sounds just like some pampered privileged manbaby who was given everything in his life and never saw one ounce of consequence.
"It seems to me that mankind is seriously determined to do all the things they aren't supposed to do. We need to go every place we're not intended, we need to dominate this planet and suck out every possible resource, right? It's just weird that we have this mentality."
It's called "discovery", Phil. Humanity would never make the leaps and bounds we've made over the course of our existence without taking risks and breaking a few fucking rules. The early American colonies were founded with that very thought. You know, the place that would eventually develop into the USA? Where you live, Phil?
And fuck off with this bleeding heart Captain Planet shit about "we need to stop 'dominating' the planet and sucking out its resources". Phil, if you and these other morons truly do believe that, then kindly give away your game systems, your house, your clothing, your food, and other luxuries, live out in the fucking wild, and hunt wild game with wooden spears. It's what makes me sick of these idiots who think they care about the planet: the same people who say we use too many resources are the same people who take full advantage of what those resources gave us. Phil, you wouldn't be playing video games in a warm house without gas and electricity. You couldn't be able to eat if a few animals did get killed. Ores such as iron had to be mined to make the machines that produce the shit you use every day. So unless you're living as a caveman and hunting bears for a fucking living, kindly shut up.
"Why do we keep moving to places that flood every year? Why do we keep moving to places that are gonna explode and kill people, like, but we keep doing it!" Let's keep rebuilding! Why!?"
I hate powerleveling to make a point, but my folks came from the Caribbean Islands, which were often plagued with hurricanes and torrential storms. They especially came from more impoverished parts of their place of birth, with very little money to go around, very few jobs, shit homes, and unstable foundations. There are various factors that keep people from leaving those kinds of dangerous places, most times it's money, but for the ones that are well off, like say Hawaii and Japan, they've learned to adjust to those kinds of dangerous conditions (in Japan's case, many of their larges building structures are made to be less effected by quakes and high winds). There are people who obvious don't want to live there, but most times, they just can't so they made due. The ones that choose to live their have adjusted to living there.
Not everyone can afford to move across the country and into a $25,000 home.
"This is the 17th time we've rebuilt in 10 years, maybe it's a HINT that humans should not be here! Be we, uh, OH NO! We must persevere against everything! We must *GOAT LAUGH* We must overcome every possible challenge! You know?"
You're ABSOLUTELY RIGHT, Phil! We should do what you do and GIVE UP! It's that easy! When the colonial Americans fought against the British Forces for their freedom, they should have just quit while their ahead, make a YouTube account, and start streaming and begging for money! Perseverance, fortitude, tenacity? WHAT'S THAT? Just GIVE UP! Throw your hands up and quit! That's the way humanity advanced throughout the ages!
This is peak fucking DSP, and really shows you how his tiny mind works. Whenever he's challenged with any problem, he just quits outright like a pussy. Boggles the fucking mind how he made it to 39 and hasn't been made homeless and raped by hobos yet.
"If people could start climbing Mount Everest with no difficulty, then they'd say, well, 'I'm gonna climb Everest with weighted clothing!', you know, 'I'm gonna climb Everest with a backpack full of concrete!', you know. That's how people are!"
...Yes, Phil. Some people want to actually approach a challenge and face it head on, to do things other people before them didn't accomplish. That's the literal point of a challenge. And the fact that Phil Burnell, and middle aged manbaby who's had everything in life, including his bill payments, given to him on a silver platter, has the utter gall to give his hot take on challenges and adversity, really establishes himself as what we know he is already: a self-centered, egotistical privileged child in an old man's body. LMAO What a fucking card.
And the best part about this diatribe concerning his thoughts on personal achievement, adversity, fortitude, and people making due with living in dangerous places, Phil looks at his chat and addresses the free money that he got while playing video games in the comfort of his home on a PS5 while sitting on a warm and comfortable gaming chair.
I know yesterday I had concerns about the info that got dropped on him and how it was obtained, but then he gives these little rants, and I'm instantly reminded why I shouldn't give a shit what happens to him. He's just laughably closed minded and sheltered, and I have to remind myself constantly that Phil isn't some guy parodying some caricature: he's actually like this. He actually believes this shit. And he wonders why he has so many trolls. What a fucking card
