MirroredFate

The internet's national anthem

@bboots100 Now, just so you don't walk away from this with some smug sense of self-satisfaction because I didn't respond to your points, here is the last time I shall do so:

Corporatism and lobbyists ensure the govt. passes regulation to increase the entry cost of a business. ~1 million more job...

♫ Ding dong! ♫

Nowadays they would never make a movie about a good rich guy who people thought was bad but was actually good, and helping people, because we as a society have come to the enlightened point where we know all rich people are evil and just abusing the poor.

This song completely expresses the dilemma that guys have in telling a girl they like her.

@MikeIntense I believe the term you are looking for is, "Bittersweet."

@AussieSheila96 Some of us still are.

This song is so gay it's straight.

AHHH MY EARS.... *two hours later* AHHH MY BRAIN

@1990RFD I partly disagree and partly agree, but this issue is far too complex to be debated using Youtube comments. There is easily enough material to write a book. Regardless, you express yourself well, so although I am not going to continue this discussion, I incline my head with respect.

@trbonerdwithcheesele The sky people tried to send us a message

Using the one they call "Jake"

Unfortunately he got distracted and hooked up with Neytiri

And never told us what the sky people wanted

So many of us and them died

And now they will nuke us

Jake is a douche.

Youtube can be a microcosm representing our nation as a whole, at times. I believe it does so here, where the most liked comment is mostly incomprehensible drivel. I mean, it's not well articulated or has any logic; rather it "screams" with caps, and then uses "buzz" phrases and words, such as ...

What is the music at 9:00?

If the views were to accurately display the number of times I have re-listened to this, they would have about an extra 100.

People who believe this drivel are the same ones who would take up pitchforks and torches to burn "witches" during the Dark Ages.

@yeebuddeh Bill make the rules, so he has to comply with those rules, as unfair as they might be. However, instead of just moving to a new neighborhood (he likes his neighborhood, it has nice shrubbery), Bob decided to convince Bill to change the rule. Perhaps, eventually, he can convince Bill ...

Do you seriously think they care? All they like to do is point fingers while stuffing their own pockets.