Sam Hyde

Good example but these niggas don't know about Spoken Word by Henry.
Sadly I do, there was a time where a section of junior enlisted Marines would quote that shit non-stop. They were almost always barracks lawyers, too. Having to sit in on their counseling sessions for pissing off their platoon sgt was always an exercise in pure frustration where they'd end up getting themselves a fastpass to going to mast over some dumb shit that could have been solved with 7 seconds of self awareness and 2 seconds of saying "Aye-aye, sir"
 
All Ian has to do is bring up his meltdown over his ex, marky, or get an interview with Tim and Eric about him. That should be some sufficient ammunition. Hope he did his research and eventually releases it because Sam already got in the first swing.

Background if anyone is curious:
 
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He is not a lolcow, neither is he a grifter. He makes content online and some people find it funny, others do not. Threads like this in lolcow sections (metokur and trump) are dumb and all discussion so far is proof of that.
Yeah, I'm sorry if folks disagree but this is sort of how I feel. I'm not terribly familiar with Sam, the thread title is just his name, the OP is just asking 'hey do you guys like this guy, I do', and the next couple pages are just "yeah he's alright". I don't really get it, but I'm also not really in the loop.

I guess I just don't know any more about this guy now than when I checked out the first couple pages.
 
Sam's NFT featuring Idubbbz strangling Adalia Rose is dropped...the same day that Adalia Rose dies
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100% unintentional, jfc
 
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What is your interpretation of the "Early and Often" skit?
It's a metaphor for America.
You have a ton of stuff.
The administration wanting to bully kids into submission.
Outside agitators coming in to maintain order with fear.
The insane notion that if you bully kids they won't shoot up schools or something.
Everyone gets bullied equally for the sake of equity. They are all diminished through the bullying.
Tyler thinks that hes being bullied because he was going to grow up to be a bad person, so then he just learns to be happy with not getting his face beaten into the pavement.
The black kid who is well to do, and getting clowned for answering questions in class gets bullied out of his drive for success.
Sam's character is the devil.
All the adult administrators just want order.
 
It's a metaphor for America.
You have a ton of stuff.
The administration wanting to bully kids into submission.
Outside agitators coming in to maintain order with fear.
The insane notion that if you bully kids they won't shoot up schools or something.
Everyone gets bullied equally for the sake of equity. They are all diminished through the bullying.
Tyler thinks that hes being bullied because he was going to grow up to be a bad person, so then he just learns to be happy with not getting his face beaten into the pavement.
The black kid who is well to do, and getting clowned for answering questions in class gets bullied out of his drive for success.
Sam's character is the devil.
All the adult administrators just want order.
In an early Hydewars episode (4, I think), Charls calls circumcision "ritual torture" that men are subjected to at the beginning of their life. He floats the theory that this might be a means of psychological control, so I think your interpretation is really close to the kind of stuff they were thinking about at the time. When they say "early and often", they really mean early.
 
What is your interpretation of the "Early and Often" skit?
That bullying has beneficial side effects too.
Yes it can be awful for the recipients but really, the time you spend in school is so short in the grand scheme of things.

Like they said, it can act as a social watchdog that can course correct weird behaviour, and the lack of bullying probably contributed to the explosion of LGBT shit, the mainstream acceptance of "nerd consuuuumer culture" etc... Basically anything that's ruining the west right now.

Because now it's cool to be "different" when it very much used to be the other way around.
And that was a good thing, it led to higher societal cohesion.

Just take this site, the very concept was built on laughing at people that show abhorrent and unusual behaviour.
Because that's something that's deeply ingrained in us humans, it's almost tribalistic. We shun the "other" because our brain tells us that it feels right.
And without that built-in reflex we, as a species, would not have gotten as far as we did.

And the suppression of that might be part of the reason why we're on a decline right now.
 
I fucking love that poster, funniest thing from the video next to the gaslighting document.
No surprise that it's powerful magic was unleashed.

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What is your interpretation of the "Early and Often" skit?

It's a metaphor for America.
You have a ton of stuff.
The administration wanting to bully kids into submission.
Outside agitators coming in to maintain order with fear.
The insane notion that if you bully kids they won't shoot up schools or something.
Everyone gets bullied equally for the sake of equity. They are all diminished through the bullying.
Tyler thinks that hes being bullied because he was going to grow up to be a bad person, so then he just learns to be happy with not getting his face beaten into the pavement.
The black kid who is well to do, and getting clowned for answering questions in class gets bullied out of his drive for success.
Sam's character is the devil.
All the adult administrators just want order.

In an early Hydewars episode (4, I think), Charls calls circumcision "ritual torture" that men are subjected to at the beginning of their life. He floats the theory that this might be a means of psychological control, so I think your interpretation is really close to the kind of stuff they were thinking about at the time. When they say "early and often", they really mean early.

That bullying has beneficial side effects too.
Yes it can be awful for the recipients but really, the time you spend in school is so short in the grand scheme of things.

Like they said, it can act as a social watchdog that can course correct weird behaviour, and the lack of bullying probably contributed to the explosion of LGBT shit, the mainstream acceptance of "nerd consuuuumer culture" etc... Basically anything that's ruining the west right now.

Because now it's cool to be "different" when it very much used to be the other way around.
And that was a good thing, it led to higher societal cohesion.

Just take this site, the very concept was built on laughing at people that show abhorrent and unusual behaviour.
Because that's something that's deeply ingrained in us humans, it's almost tribalistic. We shun the "other" because our brain tells us that it feels right.
And without that built-in reflex we, as a species, would not have gotten as far as we did.

And the suppression of that might be part of the reason why we're on a decline right now.

Every so often I do a Google deep dive to see if anything interesting on the boys pops up. Apparently Mike's dad passed away in April. Seems like it may have been lung cancer? Interesting to note that this all but confirms that Mike is not married nor does he have kids since no spouse or children are listed. That's a shame, never easy to lose your dad. And while 74 is old, in an age where people are living long and longer it doesn't feel that old.
It's also worth noting that the bully was apparently originally supposed to be black but AS wouldn't allow it.
 
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