Early 2000s Political Youtube

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I recently got suggested an interview with Alex Jones from the maker of the documentary American Drug War. I then visited his channel, and it sent me down a rabbit hole, so I wanted a thread to document these weird and interesting political channels before it's too late.
 
The existence of Interactive Buddy George W. Bush is the pinnacle of early 2000s Politics and I refuse to elaborate further.
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The existence of Interactive Buddy George W. Bush is the pinnacle of early 2000s Politics and I refuse to elaborate further.
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The fact that you wouldn't be able to make a funny game like this nowadays without being put on a watchlist or stirring up controversy for whatever site is hosting it really shows how far we've fallen as a society.
 
I'd say all the good political snark back in the day ended when Obama was elected. Once he got in, all the counterculture people using the internet at the time just ended up jumping to him and never looked back. That, and Obama was a milquetoast Democrat compared to Dubya. You couldn't even make a good parody with Obama because Bush had a lundry lsit of fuck ups to mock him for.
 
I miss "the big debate" being atheism vs. religion.

In Current Year, it morphed into "woke" vs. sanity.
It's really interesting when you think of it. Most atheists basically became breadtubers and their channels died, or they converted to Christianity and became anti-woke like Ayan Hisrsi Ali, or they went the Dawkins path and became anti-woke atheists, but it went from atheism vs. religion to SJW vs. anti-SJW to woke vs. anti-woke. I think the problem though is much like anti-SJWs; the anti-woke movement is too big of a tent that will eventually blow away.
 
The fact that you wouldn't be able to make a funny game like this nowadays without being put on a watchlist or stirring up controversy for whatever site is hosting it really shows how far we've fallen as a society.
Tubby Faire, there was a John Kerry face too. And not some add on; it came default. And a Micheal Moore, too. He cussed a lot as I recall.
 
The existence of Interactive Buddy George W. Bush is the pinnacle of early 2000s Politics and I refuse to elaborate further.
Bush era flash animations are still the height of political content:
Bush went from literally second Hitler to being beloved by Hollywood and leftists. I wouldn’t be shocked we will see the same when it comes to Donald Trump. Especially after the mainstream left going after the Jews who backed them in the first place.
I'd say all the good political snark back in the day ended when Obama was elected
Obama killed comedy to the point they fired Jay Leno after dominating the late night ratings for having the balls to make fun of Obama. Everything bad happening in the current year can be traced back to Obama. Even the boondocks got canceled after making fun of Obama.
 
Obama killed comedy to the point they fired Jay Leno after dominating the late night ratings for having the balls to make fun of Obama. Everything bad happening in the current year can be traced back to Obama. Even the boondocks got canceled after making fun of Obama.
The boomers who warned Obama was the devil who would destroy America were right all along. What angers me so much is the whitewashing of Obama and his war crimes. For example, he built the kids in cages and killed an American with a drone, but yet we hear how great he was compared to the devisive Trump when, if you actually look at the sentiment of the time, he almost lost Virginia in 2012 to a protest canidate because he was so hated, but liberal historians MSM and Wikipedia will keep painting a squeeky clean image of Obama.
 
I fucking don't.
Emotionally immature fedora'd gentlemen with neckbeards trying to argue how "believing in an imaginary sky wizard is stupid" is still far more preferable than an insane soyboy trying to argue that it is "white supremacy" to think traditional families are a good idea.

I miss all the illuminati exposed videos where they were trying to find evidence of a global conspiracy in pop and country music lmao
I miss when mentally ill people ranted about aliens or stuff like that instead of "check your privilege" this or "colonization" that.
 
All those illuminati exposed content still exist but not on mainstream YouTube. They are scattered on black twitter and black discord.
Some of those get millions of views. I remember a video about Tupac being a CIA asset getting tons of views before getting taken down, not to mention it's all over Bitchute and TikTok. It's still widely popular, but imo they get repetitive and stale. But that's just my take. Free speech allows them. The censorship of conspiracies is foolish because it only makes silly theories believable to its followers.
 
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