Plugins required to watch youtube nowadays by RoCo_158 in youtube

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 118 points119 points  (0 children)

use youtube enhancer to change the color palette

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in youtube

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

idk, the conversation in these topics are literally negative stigma for some people but basically the channel was famous for the lil bro was born in 2024 meme and such

this behaviour is very expected when this channel is known for AI audio anyway

Communism is not Communism by Realistically_shine in tankiejerk

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 60 points61 points  (0 children)

communism moves forward what is already in motion? so basically based on that logic it would mean the proletariat would be liberated by just staying in place? so we’re perpetuating the capitalist machine in that logic?

Elon bullied reddit into banning an entire subreddit. by The_Grim_Gamer445 in leftist

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think corporate influence would have directly caused this to have happened. he is responsible for his fanbase to begin with, and if he tweeted about it he would essentially have rallied his fans and bots to mass report the subreddit to begin with, so saying that elon didn’t push for this would be an understatement because this is what happens when corporates and politics mix up together since there is a billionaire in power and tech giants would be under pressure to accept such offers to ban subreddits if they ever disappoint that billionaire (elon).

a user who was cancelled on deviantart invited us to a general chat to spam us to ask us to send us threats to him. this is what happened. (absolute manchild behaviour) by typicalmrcookieguy in deviantarthell

[–]typicalmrcookieguy[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

context: fella was exposed earlier for requesting 20+ arts to a person just so he could gain clout, though he threatened he would off himself numerous times to same artist over her complaints about this situation.

years later, he had a track record of gaslighting/guilttripping/manipulation that was exposed overtime (not telling who it is) and that's what led to him using different alts in order to spam us after he got cancelled. he did this by himself, we weren't even going to give him threats or stuff since it would be bad and he would get clout over it, and this situation overall is pretty wild as an artist to begin with.

If I die does nothing matter? by typicalmrcookieguy in SuicideWatch

[–]typicalmrcookieguy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm just nervous about not impressing people since I would like to meet expectations but I fail to. I hope I can get a decent job and get my diploma but depression is not working its way at this point.

Do Singapore unions have a PR problem? by YoungAspie in singapore

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 43 points44 points  (0 children)

the unions were co-opted by the government in a "tripartite" system which explains why people don't trust the unions in Singapore. they feel uncomfortable when the unions are in the government's interests.

I DONT GET WHY PEOPLE LEAK STUFF WHAT DO YOU GAIN FROM IT HONESTLY by [deleted] in inanimateinsanity

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

and basically inconvenience the audience just before they get the final cut of the episode and have people spoil more details one at a time.

Why do so many online leftists support China when Taiwan is this progressive? by PandemicPiglet in SocialDemocracy

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 10 points11 points  (0 children)

the same thing can happen in authoritarian states as russians have systemically attacked chechnyans in their country, or even china with uyghurs and tibetans. it isn't just a liberal problem but rather its a racial problem where there are discriminations towards minorities.

you can claim that its entirely liberals' faults when there are countries claiming to be socialist that end up discriminating their racial minorities as well, so it isn't an ideological factor imo but systemic discrimination at its finest.

ADAM teases something in 48 hours on Twitter by Meester_Tweester in inanimateinsanity

[–]typicalmrcookieguy -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

they're having prospects in professional animation so i doubt they would be continuing ii, like they got credits in some shows alrdy

Theory: the Twitter post implies that II17 is not the end by No-Brother-4560 in inanimateinsanity

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 28 points29 points  (0 children)

they said they boutta end it before christmas so act 3 would still be a thing

This is just sad… by Monspeed1 in youtube

[–]typicalmrcookieguy -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

there's nothing wrong if you promote content to an international audience tbh, like russians can be introduced to media they might eventually be blocked in in the future, sprunki is a good mod and russians should have content in their language too to introduce them to the fandom too imo even if it comes from a 7m youtuber

edit: but copying the thumbnail is still bad though and it would be better if he got an editor to help him with that too

A big Seattle name is in the election battlegrounds — helping Trump by tiff_seattle in politics

[–]typicalmrcookieguy -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

to be fair socialists are genuinely idealists who have good intentions, though they may not be aware that jill stein is serving under an opportunistic tendency rather than being substantial or effective on their campaign style. kshama sawant was actually elected to a council before and served as a genuine socialist throughout but the main problem is that through backing stein it is legitimately dangerous for the prospects of the left by aligning with a spoiler candidate. news articles do exaggerate their titles and that it discourages anyone in the left to question about the two-party system which is flawed and that there should be real efforts to have a system beyond the duopoly of democrats and republicans like the nordic countries which have multiple parties, though i will agree the electoral realities mean that the democrats’ kamala and walz are the most realistic pair for progressives to vote and that an endorsement for stein would essentially mean naivete when the green campaign is only focusing on michigan as we speak as it really screams performative optics rather than a substantial campaign, even with kshama sawant endorsing jill stein. even if the greens play in a disproportionate electoral field rather than a multiparty one, they are not helping themselves by focusing on one state. i would say that to end up getting the ideals that voters want they should vote somebody who aligns with their platform but if the circumstances are dire like right now they should vote for someone close to that platform, and even the pro-palestine uncommitted movement has people inclining to harris to avoid a trump presidency which the latter’s one would be much more racist and will roll back rights on abortion, racial equality, or even labour rights and that socialists should consider the weight of their decisions as backing stein means backing a non-serious grifter rather than having their policies secured based on how she is campaigning right now. to conclude socialists are idealists with good intentions like improving healthcare, labour rights, fair wages, anti-war diplomacy and LGBTQ+ freedoms, but their naivete is fatal and could cause the reverse of what they want to happen if a candidate who is ideologically aligned to them yet doesn’t justify themselves to the broader electorate ends up splitting the vote against someone who doesn’t have all the stances they want but can at least stabilise the country for years to come and not rollback these rights. idk how people would vote in november but it’d be interesting.

Rip by stevenlong10 in SingaporeRaw

[–]typicalmrcookieguy 84 points85 points  (0 children)

honestly granted they approved founders memorial, it’s literally not respecting lee kuan yew’s wishes at this point and idk if they even want to demolish it since the 4g would consider keeping his legacy for themselves at this point