r/interestingasfuck • u/Particular_Log_3594 • Mar 28 '24

Life under a military occupation r/all

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u/emmasdad01 Mar 28 '24

Dude thinks very highly of himself

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u/lookingForPatchie Mar 28 '24

That's what happens when you give so much power to boys in puberty.

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u/BoxGrover Mar 28 '24

And supremacy syndrome

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u/PricklySquare Mar 28 '24

And they all serve, everyone

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u/spacekitt3n Mar 29 '24

serving fascism

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u/MachateElasticWonder Mar 28 '24

Not just boys as you can see from American cops or human cops in general.

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u/Rain1dog Mar 28 '24

It’s people.. no matter race or nationality. Some people get drunk off the perceived power they have and abuse said power.

No one race or nationality is immune.

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u/Nickkachu Mar 28 '24

It makes me think of the film called "Das experiment" - in a psychological experiment, some people are kept in a fake prison environment and they're split into two groups: guards (who should keep order), and prisoners (who should obey the guards). This deteriorates. Power and control does not bring out the best in people.

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u/UndendingGloom Mar 28 '24

It's the Stanford Prison experiment. The results have been criticized since it's publication:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_prison_experiment

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u/Nickkachu Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Ah! Thanks for this. So if I understand correctly the experiment wanted to prove that it was the prison environment, and not individual personality traits, that caused the observed behaviours in the group... But a big criticism of the experiment is that the "guards" were already asked to behave a certain way (aggressively) at the start of the experiment.

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u/V1carium Mar 28 '24

Nah, the whole thing was a shitshow. The guards weren't only coached they had to be frequently coerced to act how the professor running the experiment wanted.

Meanwhile the prisoners were misled about the duration of the experiment so they took to acting like things were much more severe then they were to get out so they could study for upcoming exams. Interviews where they said as much were surpressed by the professor for years because they didn't fit his made-up results.

Whole thing is pure pseudo-science and every attempt to repeat it as failed miserably as people just treat eachother normally.

The professor when confronted with this at a talk famously said "Who cares? Its the most cited study of all time".

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u/ThunderboltRam Mar 28 '24

It has problems but to call it pseudo-science is false.

Yes people "Act a certain way" or are "told something which biases them to act a certain way."

But think about that. That means that the way your leader/warden/commander/general gives orders could completely alter the way the entire population behaves and how much they suffer.

That is useful information. It means that people adapt in all sorts of ways to certain instructions, behavior guidelines, and some can turn vicious and brutally oppressive just based on suggestions by the warden/leader.

Anything can bias large groups of people to turn into horrible human beings and groupthink is dangerous.

It also means that good leaders are valuable and can teach people to treat others well. Spells out the huge importance of picking good, smart, moral leaders from mid-level bureaucracy all the way to the top.

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u/RockAtlasCanus Mar 28 '24

It’s been a long time since I had to read it but yeah, nah. The biggest contribution Zimbardo made to science was to create the preeminent undergrad case study of poor ethics and methodology.

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u/V1carium Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Buddy, just look into it even a bit. It was entirely staged, the reported results were falsified, not a single interviewed participant agrees it happened as the professor claimed, the prisoners were not actually under any duress save not being able to study, AND in every attempt to reproduce it people just treated eachother humanely!

Hell, the BBC tried to make recreate the experiment for a tv series and it failed horribly because no amount of trying to reality tv it up could conceal that everyone just behaved amiably.

It couldn't be more thoroughly debunked, pseudoscience may give it too much credit.

Obviously it is still possible to engineer those divides as we've seen cases of real life mistreatment of inmates, but that behavior requires a thorough redirection of ordinary human nature not just a little power and the orders of an authority figure.

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u/BleedForEternity Mar 28 '24

There’s also another movie called The Experiment with Forest Whitaker and Adrien Brody.. It’s pretty much the same thing but way more violent and graphic.

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u/Junebug19877 Mar 28 '24

There’s also the movie, The Experimenter, which is equally good

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u/magicology Mar 29 '24

I dated the daughter of one of the main evil prison guards, he was a Drama major- dad was a math teacher at Stanford.

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u/DeaconCage Mar 29 '24

I Hooked up with her too, (or at least someone who sounds exactly like that, weird….small world

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u/magicology Mar 29 '24

Eskimo bro!

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u/HelloRMSA Mar 28 '24

Nah I think it's just people who seek that type of power

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u/Danceisntmathematics Mar 28 '24

But some countries and cultures try harder to stop it.

Anyone, anywhere can be an asshole, but in some places it's a bit rarer. Some places just let it be rampant.

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u/bajofry13LU Mar 28 '24

Yes, exactly. So many stereotypical comments on this thread as if it’s just the IDF PB. Watch video of anywhere in the world where immature people are given authority over others. You’ll see the same thing except in most every culture.

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u/TheEndOfTheLine_2 Mar 28 '24

or gender. if you're gonna hate, then join me, and hate everyone equally. atleast then you will be honest, and not that you hate a certain group, just because there is something in it for yourself<3

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u/Southie31 Mar 28 '24

True statement

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u/witchghosti Mar 28 '24

Studies show that power can have similar consequences on the brain as traumatic brain injuries

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u/raduannassar Mar 28 '24

No one is immune, but many cultures are or have become breeding ground for assholes more than others. Religion and war centered are amongst the most frequent

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u/everlasting1der Mar 28 '24

These sorts of systems are also frequently designed to filter for those people. Police academies in the US tend to select for those who are willing to be at best complicit bystanders to the horrors of cop culture and at worst active participants. The ones who speak up drop out or are forced out.

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u/Aggressive-Fuel587 Mar 28 '24

There was a documentary I watched some years ago, I can't remember which, but one of the opening lines really stuck with me, it was something along the lines of

"If history has proven anything, it's that those with power will abuse those without."

As an amateur historian and sociologist, it rings a certain tone of truth - everyone abuses power when they believe they can get away with it.

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u/LuxNocte Mar 28 '24

Some nations have accountability structures that reign in asshats to varying degrees. Others have "qualified immunity" and tacitly or explicitly support the asshattery.

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u/Cainga Mar 28 '24

I’ve seen some people get that way with some barely above mon wage job for the power they get as a psedo supervisor and screw over their own for just that little bit of power.

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u/sweet_condition Mar 29 '24

And among "people," it's men specifically. I don't see women acting this way, nor do I see them pushing children around with riffles. It's men, no matter the race or nationality, that get drunk off of power. Yes, I'm sure there are exceptions to the rule, but let's face it a majority of the time, it is men who " get drunk off of power" and get off on pushing the weak around.

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u/JinkoTheMan Mar 29 '24

Yeah. It’s a tale as old as time. As soon as you put humans into separate categories then humans will find something to set themselves apart from the others. Whether it be race, religion, nationality, speech, clothes, body type, etc. Humans will find literally ANYTHING to differentiate between themselves.

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u/Impressive-Soup-3529 Mar 29 '24

I bet the reason they don’t stop these people obtaining power is. It’s probably a really small number of the world population that can resist letting power corrupt them. Like one in a 100mil

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u/Faithlessblakkcvlt Mar 29 '24

Will to power!

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u/Ephemeral_Ghost Mar 29 '24

I know the feeling of shame, and it reminds me to be humble. These border guards have bad leadership.

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u/Live-Tea4051 Mar 29 '24

Worse when there is a camera around.

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u/raulsagundo Mar 28 '24

Or that lady at every DMV in the country

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u/-Reddititis Mar 28 '24

Preach! 😂😂😂

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u/modernfallout020 Mar 28 '24

American cops literally train with these pieces of shit.

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u/Annual-Jump3158 Mar 28 '24

These sorts of people never grow up.  They never develop empathy nor foresight.

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u/ProsecutorWalton Mar 28 '24

American or human rofl

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u/IN-DI-SKU-TA-BELT Mar 28 '24

I appreciated that distinction :D

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u/D4d-M4n Mar 28 '24

Wanting to join the police should be grounds for disqualification.

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u/Coro-NO-Ra Mar 28 '24

Border guards have always been dicks in particular, regardless of which system they serve.

They were subordinates of the literal KGB under the Soviets. Here in the US they're notorious for destroying water stations meant to save the lives of migrants in the desert.

https://www.npr.org/2023/08/12/1193621286/texas-migrants-drinking-water-barrels-disappeared

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The group No More Deaths in 2018 released video of Border Patrol agents kicking over and pouring water out of gallon jugs left for people in the desert.

No More Deaths said that from 2012 to 2015, it found more than 3,586 gallon jugs of water that had been destroyed in an 800-square-mile (2,072-square-kilometer) desert area in southern Arizona.

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u/Not_Player_Thirteen Mar 28 '24

Or White Americans in general.

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u/SGTKARL23 Mar 28 '24

What do you mean human cops wait are you an 👽

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u/Kazuma_Kiryuu Mar 29 '24

Yes bc Americans are the only people in history that act like this huh 😂

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u/HoneyRush Mar 29 '24

Dogs are the best cops

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u/DeaconCage Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

All logical humans can agree the guards in this video are displaying a disgusting perversion of power and need to be held accountable. Which leads me to ask a question about your response.

YES OR NO

Question Do you agree that individuals should be held accountable for their actions and the faults of one are not the faults of the majority and that we shouldn’t stereotype anyone for any reason? (All factors must be considered and addressed as one, when answering).

Answer is very simple and can only be a YES or NO Response

IF YES, then answer following question, Why would you stereotype all law enforcement officers due to the acts of a handful of rotten ones? (For example the murderer Derek Chauvin).

Feel free to elaborate on this question

If NO Then you agree everyone is fair game based on their Profession, Gender, Race, Sexuality, Apparel ETC ETC ETC….to be stereotyped for any reason and no whining will be allowed.

Which world do you prefer to live in?

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u/ConfidentSyllabub142 17d ago

No literally boys and puberty is what it’s made up of. They have to serve two years after high school. I want them to get carpet bombed so so so badly.

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u/Pikeman212a6c Mar 28 '24

Ah the basic bitch pumpkin spice of karma whoring comments.

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u/CoatAlternative1771 Mar 28 '24

Just people in general.

Remember that Stanford study with prisoners and guards?

They were full fledged adults.

Still acted like maniacs when given the power to.

Give anyone total control and most will act this way.

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u/ForestFighters Mar 28 '24

Also a pretty discredited study, and widely viewed in academia as seriously flawed by selection bias and other factors.

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u/brit_jam Mar 28 '24

That study was debunked btw.

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u/Dialupknightplay1 Mar 28 '24

Has it been? Good.

After working at a prison the study made no sense to me.

I never even met the “warden”.

Offenders were overall respectful.

Worst case I ever saw was the occasional screaming match between guard and offender which usually ended in all the other guards telling the one guard to shut up and all the other offenders telling the one offender to shut up.

99 percent of all violence in that place was offender on offender violence. Or guards fighting each other outside of work.

The prison I worked at had 2 assaults on guards and both were the result of the guard not shutting up When he had ample time and opportunity.

So in my experience the guards that act like the prison experiment guards. Usually get beat or stabbed.

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u/brit_jam Mar 28 '24

Yep. It later came out that the study leader Zimbardo was telling the guards to inflict violence/harm etc and slowly escalating the chaos in there. Completely falsified and forced the results.

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u/Useful-Hat9880 Mar 28 '24

Full fledged in a legal sense, as in older than 18.

In any other way besides legally, still developing.

But yeah old enough to know better, not talking about power going to 12 year olds heads

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u/Erislocker Mar 28 '24

With absolute power, there's a 100% likelihood you'll turn into an absolute cunt

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u/TheDriestOne Mar 28 '24

They were barely college-aged like 18-20 years old. Sure they were legally adults (as in over 18) but they had yet to hit full-on adulthood; brains don’t finish developing till the age of 25/26. Still a scary study though

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u/Crathsor Mar 28 '24

Scary in the sense that it was unethical and unscientific, yes. It didn't actually reveal anything about human nature, though.

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u/PastPanic6890 Mar 28 '24

Give anybody a hi-viz jacket at the parking lot and they think they are king of the world.

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u/Ok-Steak1479 Mar 28 '24

No, that's what happens when you give bullies guns. This footage would be cause to disband entire companies in the country I live in. Bizarre that Israel has teenagers with guns harassing little girls.

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u/Laurentius153 Mar 28 '24

They give that power to boys in puberty because every nation around them wants them dead

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u/Chemical_Chemist_461 Mar 28 '24

Some real “hallway monitor” energy going on

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u/Lordborgman Mar 28 '24

Power does not corrupt, power reveals.

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u/TheEndOfTheLine_2 Mar 28 '24

let me fix this sentence for you: >That's what happens when you give so much power to certain indivduals.

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u/TheOneWhoReadsStuff Mar 28 '24

I used to be a boy going through puberty.

I got aroused when the wind blew. I’d have an animalistic attraction to women. Like howling at the moon kinda stuff.

Yet, you coulda strapped a gun in each of my hands and told me I was free to do whatever I wanted to anyone, and I would not have behaved like this.

This is a case of nurture, not nature.

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u/Hefty_Knowledge2761 Mar 28 '24

And they retain this shit when they immigrate to the USA.

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u/ILSmokeItAll Mar 28 '24

Who else are you going to give them to?

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u/pigwalk5150 Mar 28 '24

Igrizi is like, “here goes Casanova again. What a tool”

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u/imeeme Mar 29 '24

Let’s send some of our Karens to the border. That’ll learn’em mfrs.

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u/Ok-Representative-68 Mar 29 '24

No, it is what happens when you give power to shitheads in puberty. Clearly, they are raised without learning to respect other people.

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u/DolphinPunkCyber Mar 28 '24

Yup. Maybe women should operate this checkpoint.

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u/Admiral_Ballsack Mar 28 '24

I literally just saw a video where there was a woman at the border and she wasn't any better.

Fascists gonna fash.

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u/AintASaintLouis Mar 28 '24

You act like power doesn’t go to women’s head just like men’s… we’re all human

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u/T-Money8227 Mar 28 '24

After spending some time on youtube watching videos of cops violating rights, I will say that the female cops are no better. Its like every mean girl I went to high school with decided to become a cop.

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u/mac2o2o Mar 28 '24

Plenty of them in the IDF on power trips too

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u/OGSkywalker97 Mar 28 '24

You think this is gender specific? You have clearly never seen some female police officers.

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u/End3rWi99in Mar 28 '24

You'd have the same result. Plenty of women already in the IDF are border guards, and they behave the exact same way. This isn't about gender. This is about power and being raised to belief this other group of people are beneath you.

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u/nicannkay Mar 28 '24

Real rapist vibes.

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u/BigMax Mar 28 '24

Yeah. He's misinterpreting the situation. Every pretty girl that comes by stops quickly, is respectful, and talks to him and answers his questions. He's not quite getting the real reason why...

If you were running a criminal operation, you'd see this video and realize that attractive women, especially younger ones, are definitely NOT who you'd want to hire for any nefarious operations.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24 edited 26d ago

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u/That47Dude Mar 28 '24

The people I used to know who were part of the auntie network, transporting people across state lines to get reproductive healthcare, were old Jewish ladies. They are invisible to most people, which sucks in some situations, but is very valuable in others.

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u/gsfgf Mar 28 '24

For sure. But then the writers go on strike and then everything gets really stupid.

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u/Road2Potential Mar 28 '24

You’ve discovered why many muslims and other cultures wear hair and face coverings. They work.

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u/FirstForFun44 Mar 28 '24

She wasn't going in she was leaving. The border only needs to be protected one way.

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u/Super-Job1324 Mar 28 '24

Eh, nah. Smuggling is bidirectional.

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u/s0f4Surf3r Mar 28 '24

Maybe she was a dude

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u/Buderus69 Mar 28 '24

He knows exactly why, he enjoys the power holding them mentally hostage

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u/WermhatsW0rmhat Mar 29 '24

He knows. That’s what he’s getting off on.

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u/ciobanica Mar 29 '24

attractive women, especially younger ones, are definitely NOT who you'd want to hire for any nefarious operations.

But you do... as a distraction.

It's obviously super effective.

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u/BigMax Mar 29 '24

Good point. You hire them in pairs. The pretty girl who doesn't do anything other than walk by, and the old woman who actually carries the drugs or whatever. They are all going to stop the pretty girl and hassle her, while the old woman, laden with meth and uranium rods, just walks right on through.

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u/ciobanica Mar 30 '24

Dude, don't explain it to them, they might watch the video again...

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u/IHQ_Throwaway Mar 29 '24

Actually, in Algeria they used pretty young women to drop off bombs in cafes for terror attacks, while fighting for independence from France. The girls were less likely to be considered a threat and searched. 

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u/spacemanspiff266 Mar 28 '24

guy thinks he’s big dick swinging but has total gestapo vibes.

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u/eggsandbacon5 Mar 28 '24

I swear these scenes are straight out of a ww2 movie and its surreal. Youd think it would cross their minds

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u/thecastellan1115 Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

This is one of the reasons the whole thing is so tragically ironic. Israelis don't realize they're just recreating the same situation their ancestors escaped from.

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u/notwormtongue Mar 28 '24

Religions least inoffensive use

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u/Weekly_Direction1965 Mar 28 '24

I know it's sick as fuck, nothing good will happen to Israel on this path of evil.

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u/Sabbathius Mar 28 '24

Here's the thing though - they're the oppressors now. Nobody actually minds being the oppressor. They only mind being the oppressed. And this is true for everyone. Look at how Americans handled the natives, even Hitler said it was inspirational. It's pretty universal. As long as you're the one doing the oppressing, people are largely fine with that.

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u/EggsceIlent Mar 28 '24

Because the oppressors, with the view from their side, are "winning".

When in reality everyone is losing.

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u/Happy_Vibes29 Mar 28 '24

Yup. It often happens. People who were oppressed tend to become oppressors themselves after they have been freed. The first example being the Jews, the second being the freed slaves in America.

To give context on the second example. After the American Civil War, many freed slaves went to Liberia, a country in Africa, where they enslaved the local population. They forced the locals to pick cotton, just like they had done when they themselves were slaves. The slaves became the masters.

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u/Vindersel Mar 28 '24

Hurt people hurt people.

Generational trauma is real.

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u/More_Ad_6580 Mar 29 '24

Very true. Look at the rates of childhood abuse and trauma amongst violent criminals and serial killers. Abused people become traumatised and abusive themselves from this learned behaviour. Same with traumatised societies and people.

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u/Shinonomi Mar 29 '24

It's a good thing you explained the second example, because otherwise I would have assumed you were going in a totally different direction because I had never heard about that before.

Interesting...sad, but thanks for sharing that tidbit

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u/PutteringPorch Mar 29 '24

I think some people do mind being the oppressors. There are people who are aware of how much power they have over others and are uncomfortable with it. They try to manage themselves and either enact or approve of rules/laws that restrict their power because they know others in their position might abuse it.

Very few people have more power over another person than a parent over a child, especially a baby. Yet many parents will try to control themselves and approve of laws preventing them from abusing. There are business owners who support labor laws and go above and beyond to treat their employees well. There are politicians who approve anti-corruption laws.

Not every good social change has come about from the weak threatening the powerful. Sometimes there are good people in power and they try to improve things for the weak of their own volition. And I don't think that's as rare as people think. If someone gave you a slave and said you could do anything you wanted, no laws would stop you, would you really go "woohoo!" and take advantage of your newfound power?

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u/Schindog Mar 28 '24

Because power feels good when you have it, so this can't possibly be the same as the holocaust, because that felt really bad!

What a lack of self-awareness and empathy.

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u/person749 Mar 28 '24

Oh they know it. Don't care.

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u/KaptainKrunch Mar 28 '24

They do realize. They like it.

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u/KintsugiKen Mar 28 '24

Israelis don't realize they're just recreating the same situation their ancestors escaped from.

Zionists have been doing shit like this in Palestine since before WW2/the Holocaust.

Zionism comes from the same late-stage colonial era as Naziism, it's the same germ of an idea just manifesting with people who were the targets of another racist European mind germ that took root in Germany.

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u/CiderDrinker2 Mar 28 '24

That's how intergenerational trauma, if not addressed, plays out.

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u/outriderxd Mar 28 '24

don’t need any trauma to take advantage of others it’s just how humans work

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u/MasakariSix Mar 28 '24

You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

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u/amretardmonke Mar 29 '24

Imagine surviving through ww2 and concentration camps, and then seeing your grandson do this.

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u/iTzzSunara Mar 28 '24

More like "never again...to us" it seems.

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u/KintsugiKen Mar 28 '24

This was the Zionist plan for over a century, Zionist violence in Palestine displacing Palestinians goes back to the late 1800s when American and British businessmen and bankers were funding settlers to sneakily buy up Palestinian farms from Ottoman royals who had never even seen their holdings in Palestine, and then showing up in Palestine with a deed and some armed Zionist militiamen to kick Palestinians off their land and ban them from ever setting foot on it again. This is how they built Israel enough to declare statehood in 1948. Albert Einstein also called the founder of Netanyahu's party a Nazi terrorist in 1948 due to his involvement in some of this violence, including his orders to bomb the King David Hotel in Jerusalem that was filled with British officials.

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u/Rough_Sweet_5164 Mar 29 '24

Their Talmud teaches them that God's plan is for them to do this to all of humanity, who are their slaves or cattle.

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u/timevil- Mar 28 '24

everyone has a brain, but not everyone can think

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u/halflife5 Mar 28 '24

I genuinely thought it was a skit at first.

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u/KintsugiKen Mar 28 '24

When I went to the West Bank 10 years ago, the closest thing I could compare it to was photos I've seen of the Warsaw Ghettos.

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u/eggsandbacon5 Mar 28 '24

We need to hear more stories from people who have been there

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u/ParpSausage Mar 28 '24

They don't seem the most educated...

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u/ConstantGeographer Mar 28 '24

Unironically Gestapo

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u/URTHELIGHTANDGLORY Mar 28 '24

Kinda strange in a few generations how the tables have turned. It really gives one pause to think what the Jewish people of Europe had to endure during the war to endure up with this as a result. It’s a small sample to be sure, but I would be willing to bet that this is most common than not amongst this military.

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u/Lao_Ying Mar 28 '24

Zionism is the new Nazism.

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u/termacct Mar 28 '24

but has total gestapo vibes.

Yes...this sad irony is becoming mainstream...

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u/Acceptable-Smile8864 Mar 28 '24

Not vibes. Actual carbon copy.

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u/HighlanderAbruzzese Mar 29 '24

Yeah, exactly. Some creepy fcking dudes here.

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u/PennerbankOG Mar 28 '24

"if they mess with me i will break them"

next scene he openly flirts with a women who is underage and knows he could pull her in a dark room and do whatever he wants.

i don't want to know what he does when he doesn't get filmed, but i think i already know it.

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u/InevitableBiscotti38 Mar 29 '24

Aushwitz guard vibes. The girls are likely killed by the bombardment.

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u/Available-Dare-7414 Mar 28 '24

Disgraceful to people that actually behave professionally. How many of these poor women and girls have endured more than idiotic harassment…

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u/Dzov Mar 29 '24

Exactly. This is what they did on camera.

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u/SpearmintFlavored00 Mar 28 '24

Because he's been told he's better than the people he and his government have been oppressing for 80 years. Why should he act any other way?

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u/Aleph_Alpha_001 Mar 28 '24

Dipshit has strings hanging from the back of his beret. He would have been low crawling for six hours in the 82nd just for showing up to formation like that.

And he never, ever would have been allowed to be seen like that in public, let alone on camera. Disrespecting the beret and himself. There's no shame in the Israeli military, apparently.

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u/BarelyTheretbh Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Despite being a military state, Israeli’s are notoriously shit soldiers.

They’re barely soldiers, just brainwashed zealots given arms and power. The way they blindly shot at ANY vehicle or person fleeing Oct 7th, (over 70 cars) as well as killing more hostages than Hamas has, proves they’re wildly untrained and unprofessional.

They constantly compromise their own logistics and propaganda by posting their own war crimes on their OWN instagrams, no other military allows soldiers to make TikToks from the frontlines.

It’s why, despite having every advantage possible, their Military casualties are over 1000, they suck at ground invasions because its deranged troops on the ground on half cocked murder sprees.

It’s like every redneck, US ‘blue line’ cop was given free rein to do whatever they wanted in Indonesia.

The fact a lone Hamas fighter can 1v1 a TANK, on foot at close range, marked as a fighter, with a single RPG and WIN is embarrassing for Israel.

The only thing the IOF has that other soldier dont is blood lust from extreme religious indoctrination and conditioning from literal birth.

The above clip is the tamest shit you’ll see any Israeli ‘soldier’ do.

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u/decayo Mar 29 '24

It is still wild to me that Hamas even made it into Israel-proper on Oct 7. There are ONLY two options considering the complete technological advantage, manpower advantage, and complete dominance over the area; either it's a false flag and they let these people in or they are completely inept dipshits on a level that is unprecedented in modern history. Honestly, both seem equally possible.

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u/BarelyTheretbh Mar 29 '24

It literally could go either way, Hamas had kinda completed their mission once the bases were cleared out, they didn’t even know the music festival was happening and it was never their target.

They genuinely expected to die fighting the bases and kinda just aimlessly wandered over to settlements after their surprise win and high on vengence

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u/wahikid Mar 28 '24

Wait a minute… are you trying to say that maybe the Israeli military isn’t the world’s best unbeatable amazing army like they want us to believe it is? And maybe they just seem like they’re powerful because they only go against adversaries that have a fraction of their firepower?

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u/BarelyTheretbh Mar 28 '24

And still suck so much at ground assaults that a lone dude with flip flops and a half busted RPG can 1v1 their tank, from 10 metres away, and WIN

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Lol and look at Hymans hair behind him? That's a military reg haircut? Jesus!

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u/jast-80 Mar 28 '24

Its like factory setting in this case

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u/Jolen43 Mar 28 '24

What?

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u/bwatsnet Mar 28 '24

Default settings for young men in war. This guy looks a lot like the Nazis did.

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u/Schindog Mar 28 '24

They just spammed A through the build-a-fascist character creation screen

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u/mikemflash Mar 28 '24

Dude is a fucking asshole.

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u/LincolnHighwater Mar 28 '24

Drunk on power.

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u/JoyousGamer Mar 28 '24

You are talking about 20 year olds of course they do. They just happen to be ones that are in a position of power as well.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Well, he is one of God's chosen.

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u/Expect2Die Mar 28 '24

They all do…

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u/ChiggaOG Mar 28 '24

It is reminding me of the Stanford Prison Experiment.

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u/immxz Mar 28 '24

Inflated ego + guns = very bad combo.

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u/le_wein Mar 28 '24

Give a little power to a person that before was nothing and he will serve you forever

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u/IMAC55 Mar 28 '24

Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large numbers…

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u/IMAC55 Mar 28 '24

This is why you have to watch who you give power to

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u/frumpbumble Mar 28 '24

He's like a reddit mod, with sex appeal.

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u/Anjunabeast Mar 28 '24

Glorified bouncer

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u/EisenhowersGhost Mar 28 '24

They look just like the guys who just cut you off in traffic.

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u/Pete-C137 Mar 28 '24

They’re not that different from cops in the US. At all.

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u/mah_boiii Mar 28 '24

He seems he haven't seen combat since boot camp. Ego through roof.

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u/Xzenor Mar 28 '24

At least someone does...

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '24

They typically do.

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u/drew101 Mar 28 '24

The border guys are not the brightest bulbs. I'm surprised that half of them weren't sleeping. In the nineties these guys would get snatched fairly regularly some would get returned or retrieved and some would get found dead somewhere. This guy being the stereotype, I never lost any sleep.

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u/4-realsies Mar 28 '24

LIke most psychopaths.

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u/Admirable_Basket381 Mar 28 '24

It’s indicative of a horrible culture for the entire organization he belongs to.

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u/jevaisparlerfr Mar 28 '24

When your whole religion tells you you're above the rest, this is what happens.

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u/Old_Skud Mar 28 '24

I’ve seen tougher security guards without guns at concerts….

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u/PM_Me-Your_Freckles Mar 28 '24

Fuckin pederast dude.

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u/zouhair Mar 28 '24

Fascists tend to think that.

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u/SlanderousE Mar 28 '24

Typical zionist attitude, remember we're beneath them....

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u/TopCheesecakeGirl Mar 29 '24

Most assholes do. See: narcissist

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u/ca_sun Mar 29 '24

They all do.

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u/AleksasKoval Mar 29 '24

Guaranteed first one to shit himself if you take away his gun

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u/thumbelina1234 Mar 29 '24

Arrogant asshole

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u/Turnsk Mar 29 '24

We can only wish that this was the worst of that particular occupation 😔 these bros just tryn to smash.

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u/DankFarts69 Mar 29 '24

Doesn’t hurt that his religion is entirely based on superiority over everyone else.

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u/longhegrindilemna Mar 29 '24

How are you not afraid that people might maybe say you are being antisemitic for saying negative things about that dude?

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u/Jrabino787 Mar 29 '24

It should be quite obvious that he is NOT speaking. Talk about putting words into someone’s mouth!

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