"Bitch, say I ain't got money"

[SuburbanFarmer]

Dude actually posted a decent apology video (SoaR Carl, the dude who shot the gun during his Twitch livestream).

But . . . this ex marine in Alabama defending him has more lulz than the apology video.

Also not helpful to point the gun at your webcam, with a round still in the chamber

[DBTrek]

Yeah ... dropping the magazine to the floor right off the bat didn't do wonders for his credibility either, but I still found it to be an entertaining watch. People forget about the Alabamans. Most folks see a drunk guy accidentally discharge a gun and immediately hit 10 on the panic meter. Alabamans see it and are like "Jethro you fucking idiot. Goddamn. How many times is your drunk ass gonna pull a trigger? Now watch me again, son, and try to learn it right this time . . ."

[Speaker to Animals]

Roll tide.

[heydaralon]

Despite me favoring survivalists vids, channels where guys shoot crazy things with firearms, mde, and other decidedly right leaning content, youtube has been recommending these Omeletto videos to me lately. They are short films that are supposed to teach lessons to society. They are essentially weird Progressive propaganda vids. Titles like "A Social Worker thought he was having a bad day until he talks to a homeless man" or "a traffic stop for 3 black men goes horribly wrong." It is very strange. Is anyone else getting those on their front page? Do you guys know what I'm talking about?

Sometimes the algorithm is spot on and delivers paydirt, but other times it feels like I am in some kind of weird online Kampuchea indoctrination center.

[DBTrek]

Despite me favoring survivalists vids, channels where guys shoot crazy things with firearms, mde, and other decidedly right leaning content, youtube has been recommending these Omeletto videos to me lately. They are short films that are supposed to teach lessons to society. They are essentially weird Progressive propaganda vids. Titles like "A Social Worker thought he was having a bad day until he talks to a homeless man" or "a traffic stop for 3 black men goes horribly wrong." It is very strange. Is anyone else getting those on their front page? Do you guys know what I'm talking about?

Sometimes the algorithm is spot on and delivers paydirt, but other times it feels like I am in some kind of weird online Kampuchea indoctrination center.

Don't let your girlfriend use your computer, man.
It'll mess up your AI-profile for all time.

[heydaralon]

Despite me favoring survivalists vids, channels where guys shoot crazy things with firearms, mde, and other decidedly right leaning content, youtube has been recommending these Omeletto videos to me lately. They are short films that are supposed to teach lessons to society. They are essentially weird Progressive propaganda vids. Titles like "A Social Worker thought he was having a bad day until he talks to a homeless man" or "a traffic stop for 3 black men goes horribly wrong." It is very strange. Is anyone else getting those on their front page? Do you guys know what I'm talking about?

Sometimes the algorithm is spot on and delivers paydirt, but other times it feels like I am in some kind of weird online Kampuchea indoctrination center.

Don't let your girlfriend use your computer, man.
It'll mess up your AI-profile for all time.

Sadly, I am single atm so I cannot blame anyone else's viewing habits for this. Maybe they think I am a suitable convert. Like, they see me as being close to cracking and becoming a Elizabeth Warren acolyte if they show me enough short films about the plight of Muslim Refugees in Sweden. idk

[AverageJoe]

About 2 weeks ago I was getting a steady stream of "very" pro-Russian propaganda channels popping into my feed. My guess is it came from a "Russian" (spoke English) astronomer channel I discovered a few days earlier discussing all the new discoveries that NASA, Europe and other space agencies have been reporting. Fun stuff, but since that what it started linking me too because of it I stopped and used "Do not recommend channel" on all the propaganda sites.