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How Long Will Anisa Continue to Stream?

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Swamp_Donkey said:
I'm just over an hour into this and it's stunning. The guy just flatly believed everything in the proto-content cop that Ian showed him, says Ian is coming from a place of love, accuses Ethan of bullying Ian, calls Ethan paranoid for seeing Ian as an enemy, doesn't understand Ethan flaunting the apology is a joke, and many other reframings.

More than anything else I've ever seen, this has convinced me that therapists are fucking nut cases who weaponize words and feelings. The simple fact that he doesn't acknowledge any fault of Ian's is enough to tell me he's a charlatan.
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"People" who love and are proud of living in Seattle have no souls.
Source: I tried living there for a couple years and got the fuck out
 
Rcorp Rabbit 2 said:
Why hasan and his friends still trying to call gardulla frogan as muslim if that post still not deleted?
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Ohh is she realizing that the religion she puts on a costume for is conservative news at 11.
She should take that trash bag off her body this woman is about as Muslim as the people dressing up in gay pride burkas.
Sheryl Nome said:
I think he's apparently Anisa and her husband's therapist and he really raped both of them if he is because he really shows off how a bad rapist like him can rape the fuck out of a person and make them absolutely retarded
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It's actually highly advised to start making judgments about other people when you're not that person stay opus and they're not a client of yours it's considered highly unprofessional.
I wouldn't be surprised if half of these online therapists make YouTube videos have not lost a license
 
Dead Lion said:
She doesn’t. She barely averages over 200 viewers on a good day. She also has a podcast that literally nobody ever watched (700 views per video).

It’s a meme at this point how much of a failed Astroturf she is. She has podcasts, won “rising star” awards multiple times and has been on twitchcon panels multiple times and now the content cop and she still can’t break a thousand concurrent viewers.
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It's the hijab. It's always been the hijab. I'm a 6'3 chubby mf and white as a snowman but if I slapped a rag on my head and said asalama allaikum or whatever the fuck and promised to parrot Hasan's every word I'd be set for as long as I was useful. Or until I ended up calling someone a nigger off habit. So I'd be set for a little while at least a week or two. I'd at least take home a paycheck.
 
You know I'll give THE RAPED one thing, his content cop still managed to make me laugh at someone being bullied, it still scratched that same itch of seeing some high and mighty faggot getting their shit pushed in. Just from the other side this time.
 
Meth Dick said:
It's the hijab. It's always been the hijab. I'm a 6'3 chubby mf and white as a snowman but if I slapped a rag on my head and said asalama allaikum or whatever the fuck and promised to parrot Hasan's every word I'd be set for as long as I was useful. Or until I ended up calling someone a nigger off habit. So I'd be set for a little while at least a week or two. I'd at least take home a paycheck.
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Yeah probably. They were looking for a woman who’s serious enough about Islam to wear a Hijab but not serious enough to not want to live stream.

So they just cloned Chantal.
 
GigaChad said:
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You don't even have to photoshop any features from that one Brendan Fraser meme onto Idubbbz anymore. He just looks like that. His self esteem has reached such a subterranean level that my imagination can no longer even ponder what he's going to do from here. He reached rock bottom so long ago and has somehow, some way found a way to keep chipping away to go even deeper all these years.
 
Swamp_Donkey said:
Haven't watched any yet but it should be relevant.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IT1A8qs1_q4
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I've downloaded this and will chop up and upload tomorrow (I guess Preservetube doesn't like anything over an hour long).

Something I need to say about Dr. Jean-Luc Prius/Psychology in Seattle: People keep thinking he's their actual (the)rapist. He's not. He is someone Anisa was a really big fan of and I believe she's talked about how she introduced his videos to Ian to warm him up to the therapy concept, so they've done some Maoist struggle sessions collaborations. Ian and Anisa have personal therapists who they go to separately, but at the same time so they can come out of it and talk about how much they cried and what they cried about (this is in a podcast episode and I hope someone knows how to find it). Anisa has said her (the)rapist keeps up with internet drama and I want to say she said she also has some type of body modification like a piercing or something but I don't remember. So it's actually worse than you think.

Anyway, I'm watching more of Ethan's response streams and I caught this in the chat. Anyone know who this Kat person might be?
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One more thing, I sorted by newest on the Content Cop several hours ago and caught these. Pretty funny. Probably all gone now.
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Swamp_Donkey said:
Haven't watched any yet but it should be relevant.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IT1A8qs1_q4
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ETA: This guy is apparently NOT their therapist. I was just assuming. Disregard that part of my sperging.
This Psychology in Seattle guy is weird. The way this man talks and how he speaks about online interactions is very off-putting. He talks about how negative internet comments affect him like they do Ian. This guy seems way too ideologically motivated to be an effective therapist. Then he goes on about how Ian and Anisa are both friends with him. I do not think you are supposed to be friends with your therapist or have any relationship outside of going to see them for psychiatric issues, either. The way he speaks makes me wonder if either him or Ian are copying each other verbatim. It would not be surprising if this guy is the reason why both Ian and Anisa spiral so badly. It seems like Ian took what Psychology in Seattle said and turned it into the script of the content cop.

Psychology in Seattle harps on about Ethan Klein's "mental decline," in the same video where his patient is bawling his eyes out about the internet calling his wife a whore. Psychology in Seattle spends a long while going on about bigotry, Ian's encounter with a trans xister, and the terrifying button. This Psychology in Seattle guy seems to have directly egged Ian to make the content cop, saying that "The internet needs you now" to Ian in the first selective clip he plays from a 3 hour recording he has of Ian and him speaking. He then shows the footage of the original content cop that was never aired. Strangely, the original content cop seems much more charitable and reasonable towards h3h3 in the part that was shown. Then the Psychology in Seattle guy huffs his own farts, fangirling that he was "the pivotal moment" in the content cop. He goes on to say Anisa, Ian, and him hung out and went to "shoot the shit."

This guy is very calculated in speaking in therapy speak when he's on camera, but I got a huge lingering feeling he is not this diplomatic at all behind closed doors. Psychology in Seattle seemed like he wanted this to happen but reigned Ian in when he realized how bad the content cop would make him look. Psychology in Seattle also makes the statement that creators like Ian and Ethan "never receive positive feedback". This may be true for Ian, but it's sure as hell not true for Ethan. That jew can sell shit and entertain an audience, even with all the hate he gets from leftists and chuds alike. Probably through just pandering to other jews mind you, but he has a much more active fanbase than Ian does at the moment.

Psychology in Seattle then plays an absolutely embarrassing clip of Ian from the footage that got cut seething about his "B" graded apology. Who fucking cares about this shit? The only person I have heard bring it up is Ian in relation to seething about it. Ethan brought it up as well, but the times he did seem as if he was doing so in jest. Psychology in Seattle seems to think Ethan is a bigot and paranoid and says so with a lot of sugarcoating. Psychology in Seattle continues speculating about Ethan Klein's mental state based off clips Ian showed him. Then he goes to show a clip of Ian about to cry, to which Psychology in Seattle says this "lends credibility" to Ian. Psychology in Seattle then talks about how happy he is for Ian for "changing" and "developing empathy".

Psychology in Seattle then says Ian tried to reach out to Ethan, to which Ethan declined to speak. Ethan claims in his 4 hour long response to the content cop says that Ian had wanted to call him to speak the day of or after he had CPS called on him, so this is his reasoning as to why they didn't speak. Psychology in Seattle says Ian got aggravated at Ethan and then decided to make a content cop on him because he refused to speak to him. Psychology in Seattle phrases this as "Ian using a voice he has access to". The Psychology in Seattle and Ian spend a long while talking about "dick whipping" or something, then Ian talks about how insecure he is because his podcast is bad. The Psychology in Seattle guy seems smug that he influenced Ian's video. As he is speaking about this "dick whipping" clip, he curiously mentions that Anisa is also a "big part of the conversation." Strange she is too chickenshit to get on camera at all, it leaves a lot of context of the conversation absent entirely.

Psychology in Seattle then pontificates about the conversation that Ian and him "laid out a strong argument" about how Ethan is "toxic and has changed" as well as how he "has the button" and "the yesmen" and how "he absorbs the snark subreddit". He challenges Ian as to why Ethan has developed this change. Psychology in Seattle then goes on again about Ian's newfound empathy and how he is so proud of Ian. Ian empathetically responds that Ethan should go do stand up comedy to figure out what makes him funny because this is what Ian wants to do. Then he plays a clip of Ian having a mental breakdown which was really funny to watch. (Ian crying begins at 58:11 in the video if you just want to watch him crash out) Ian can barely compose himself and Psychology in Seattle says he was also about to cry watching it back. Ian is almost treating Psychology in Seattle as a father figure, it's pretty strange for a grown man to act like this. Ian's dad went to jail or something so I guess he is glomming onto this guy as a replacement. Ian then goes onto say he was "really questioning everything he put out" for a year in relation to his YouTube videos. Then Ian continues crying about getting low views and mean comments. Psychology in Seattle immediately follows up on the clip of Ian crying by saying that he deserves he deserves pain and consequences for being a bigot L O L. Psychology in Seattle says that Ian needs to keep taking "the path to redemption" to recover from being a horrible bigot and transition into being a good person.

Psychology in Seattle then pontificates about how problematic Ian was but he's a good person deep down. Ian then blubbers like a baby about how hard it is to be a couple online. Anisa is too scared to be on camera for the video, her bitchmade husband is bawling like a baby in front of a camera and she is just sitting there watching. Psychology in Seattle then says Ian used "touching grass" and "his marriage" with Anisa to heal from his bigotry. Psychology in Seattle then sort of abruptly ends the crying segment to switch to the "apology grading moment" from the iDubbbz content cop. Psychology in Seattle then is almost starstruck from the limelight he is getting from the content cop. This dude seems overjoyed he's in a video with so many views, completely different tone from just a few minutes apart in his own video. Due to Psychology in Seattle not changing the grade, the entire ending of the content cop had to be rewritten. (Side note: Ian acting real tuff in the ending of the content cop is funny as fuck. He's 0-2 so who's ass is he beating?)

Psychology in Seattle then is laughing about how much influence he had over the content cop. Then he shows a hate DM he got and how he countered it with the power of LOVE. Psychology in Seattle says he got a number of DMs like this, then points out the DM he got sent did not have a period in it. He only shows one side of the conversation so he asks the viewer to trust him that he's being truthful. Psychology in Seattle then talks about how large he was as a child so it protected him from bullying besides being called a gook chinamen. He continues on with this childhood bullying story and talks about how he lifted another kid who was bullying him up by his collar and slammed him into the locker and this made the other child act nice to him. Then he talks about how he gave his childhood bully negative attention and it was positive because he acknowledged his existence. Psychology in Seattle then relates this childhood bully story to the negative DM he got. The initial person that DM'd him then apologizes and glazes him. Psychology in Seattle then claims there is a "fear and hatred feedback cycle" and he broke it by engaging positively. Then he talks about some woman named "Lindy West" and gamergate and how that is another example of the hate and feedback cycle, for some reason.

Psychology in Seattle then directly addresses Ethan Klein and says he's a good person too. Psychology in Seattle then says that Ian and him empathize with Ethan (again with this Psychology in Seattle father figure thing) and goes on to say afterwards that Ethan reading hate comments is absorbing toxicity and it's hurting his soul, which is backed up with "empirical science." Psychology in Seattle then says Ethan Klein is actually the one with no empathy and has lost the ability to care about other people's feelings because he is in a state of shock. Then Psychology in Seattle says "we study this" and it's called "secondary trauma" or "post-traumatic burnout" or "vicarious trauma". Psychology in Seattle then goes to talk about himself and his lack of empathy from doing therapy. Psychology in Seattle then calls upon Ethan Klein to change because "he has no empathy" and he "does not touch grass". Then Psychology in Seattle then says that Ethan having no empathy is bad for "Ethan's family, his content, the world, and his content" and adds "like what happened to Ian and Anisa" to that statement.
TL;DW/DR Psychology in Seattle backs up Ian and his video in almost every way to the point where it makes it seem to me like Psychology in Seattle was a ghostwriter for the h3 content cop. Psychology in Seattle also somehow manages to make Ian and himself look bad using therapy-speak. The extended footage of Ian crying like a child is in his video and it's really fucking funny (starts at 58:11). Psychology in Seattle ends the video with saying Ian has empathy but Ethan does not.
 
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gangster computer god said:
This Psychology in Seattle guy is weird. The way this man talks and how he speaks about online interactions is very off-putting. He talks about how negative internet comments affect him like they do Ian. This guy seems way too ideologically motivated to be an effective therapist. Then he goes on about how Ian and Anisa are both friends with him. I do not think you are supposed to be friends with your therapist or have any relationship outside of going to see them for psychiatric issues, either. The way he speaks makes me wonder if either him or Ian are copying each other verbatim. It would not be surprising if this guy is the reason why both Ian and Anisa spiral so badly. It seems like Ian took what Psychology in Seattle said and turned it into the script of the content cop.
Psychology in Seattle harps on about Ethan Klein's "mental decline," in the same video where his patient is bawling his eyes out about the internet calling his wife a whore. Psychology in Seattle spends a long while going on about bigotry, Ian's encounter with a trans xister, and the terrifying button. This Psychology in Seattle guy seems to have directly egged Ian to make the content cop, saying that "The internet needs you now" to Ian in the first selective clip he plays from a 3 hour recording he has of Ian and him speaking. He then shows the footage of the original content cop that was never aired. Strangely, the original content cop seems much more charitable and reasonable towards h3h3 in the part that was shown. Then the Psychology in Seattle guy huffs his own farts, fangirling that he was "the pivotal moment" in the content cop. He goes on to say Anisa, Ian, and him hung out and went to "shoot the shit."
This guy is very calculated in speaking in therapy speak when he's on camera, but I got a huge lingering feeling he is not this diplomatic at all behind closed doors. Psychology in Seattle seemed like he wanted this to happen but reigned Ian in when he realized how bad the content cop would make him look. Psychology in Seattle also makes the statement that creators like Ian and Ethan "never receive positive feedback". This may be true for Ian, but it's sure as hell not true for Ethan. That jew can sell shit and entertain an audience, even with all the hate he gets from leftists and chuds alike. Probably through just pandering to other jews mind you, but he has a much more active fanbase than Ian does at the moment.
Psychology in Seattle then plays an absolutely embarrassing clip of Ian from the footage that got cut seething about his "B" graded apology. Who fucking cares about this shit? The only person I have heard bring it up is Ian in relation to seething about it. Ethan brought it up as well, but the times he did seem as if he was doing so in jest. Psychology in Seattle seems to think Ethan is a bigot and paranoid and says so with a lot of sugarcoating. Psychology in Seattle continues speculating about Ethan Klein's mental state based off clips Ian showed him. Then he goes to show a clip of Ian about to cry, to which Psychology in Seattle says this "lends credibility" to Ian. Psychology in Seattle then talks about how happy he is for Ian for "changing" and "developing empathy".
Psychology in Seattle then says Ian tried to reach out to Ethan, to which Ethan declined to speak. Ethan claims in his 4 hour long response to the content cop says that Ian had wanted to call him to speak the day of or after he had CPS called on him, so this is his reasoning as to why they didn't speak. Psychology in Seattle says Ian got aggravated at Ethan and then decided to make a content cop on him because he refused to speak to him. Psychology in Seattle phrases this as "Ian using a voice he has access to". The Psychology in Seattle and Ian spend a long while talking about "dick whipping" or something, then Ian talks about how insecure he is because his podcast is bad. The Psychology in Seattle guy seems smug that he influenced Ian's video. As he is speaking about this "dick whipping" clip, he curiously mentions that Anisa is also a "big part of the conversation." Strange she is too chickenshit to get on camera at all, it leaves a lot of context of the conversation absent entirely.
Psychology in Seattle then pontificates about the conversation that Ian and him "laid out a strong argument" about how Ethan is "toxic and has changed" as well as how he "has the button" and "the yesmen" and how "he absorbs the snark subreddit". He challenges Ian as to why Ethan has developed this change. Psychology in Seattle then goes on again about Ian's newfound empathy and how he is so proud of Ian. Ian empathetically responds that Ethan should go do stand up comedy to figure out what makes him funny because this is what Ian wants to do. Then he plays a clip of Ian having a mental breakdown which was really funny to watch. (Ian crying begins at 58:11 in the video if you just want to watch him crash out) Ian can barely compose himself and Psychology in Seattle says he was also about to cry watching it back. Ian is almost treating Psychology in Seattle as a father figure, it's pretty strange for a grown man to act like this. Ian's dad went to jail or something so I guess he is glomming onto this guy as a replacement. Ian then goes onto say he was "really questioning everything he put out" for a year in relation to his YouTube videos. Then Ian continues crying about getting low views and mean comments. Psychology in Seattle immediately follows up on the clip of Ian crying by saying that he deserves he deserves pain and consequences for being a bigot L O L. Psychology in Seattle says that Ian needs to keep taking "the path to redemption" to recover from being a horrible bigot and transition into being a good person.
Psychology in Seattle then pontificates about how problematic Ian was but he's a good person deep down. Ian then blubbers like a baby about how hard it is to be a couple online. Anisa is too scared to be on camera for the video, her bitchmade husband is bawling like a baby in front of a camera and she is just sitting there watching. Psychology in Seattle then says Ian used "touching grass" and "his marriage" with Anisa to heal from his bigotry. Psychology in Seattle then sort of abruptly ends the crying segment to switch to the "apology grading moment" from the iDubbbz content cop. Psychology in Seattle then is almost starstruck from the limelight he is getting from the content cop. This dude seems overjoyed he's in a video with so many views, completely different tone from just a few minutes apart in his own video. Due to Psychology in Seattle not changing the grade, the entire ending of the content cop had to be rewritten. (Side note: Ian acting real tuff in the ending of the content cop is funny as fuck. He's 0-2 so who's ass is he beating?)
Psychology in Seattle then is laughing about how much influence he had over the content cop. Then he shows a hate DM he got and how he countered it with the power of LOVE. Psychology in Seattle says he got a number of DMs like this, then points out the DM he got sent did not have a period in it. He only shows one side of the conversation so he asks the viewer to trust him that he's being truthful. Psychology in Seattle then talks about how large he was as a child so it protected him from bullying besides being called a gook chinamen. He continues on with this childhood bullying story and talks about how he lifted another kid who was bullying him up by his collar and slammed him into the locker and this made the other child act nice to him. Then he talks about how he gave his childhood bully negative attention and it was positive because he acknowledged his existence. Psychology in Seattle then relates this childhood bully story to the negative DM he got. The initial person that DM'd him then apologizes and glazes him. Psychology in Seattle then claims there is a "fear and hatred feedback cycle" and he broke it by engaging positively. Then he talks about some woman named "Lindy West" and gamergate and how that is another example of the hate and feedback cycle, for some reason.
Psychology in Seattle then directly addresses Ethan Klein and says he's a good person too. Psychology in Seattle then says that Ian and him empathize with Ethan (again with this Psychology in Seattle father figure thing) and goes on to say afterwards that Ethan reading hate comments is absorbing toxicity and it's hurting his soul, which is backed up with "empirical science." Psychology in Seattle then says Ethan Klein is actually the one with no empathy and has lost the ability to care about other people's feelings because he is in a state of shock. Then Psychology in Seattle says "we study this" and it's called "secondary trauma" or "post-traumatic burnout" or "vicarious trauma". Psychology in Seattle then goes to talk about himself and his lack of empathy from doing therapy. Psychology in Seattle then calls upon Ethan Klein to change because "he has no empathy" and he "does not touch grass". Then Psychology in Seattle then says that Ethan having no empathy is bad for "Ethan's family, his content, the world, and his content" and adds "like what happened to Ian and Anisa" to that statement.
TL;DW/DR Psychology in Seattle backs up Ian and his video in almost every way to the point where it makes it seem to me like Psychology in Seattle was a ghostwriter for the h3 content cop. Psychology in Seattle also somehow manages to make Ian and himself look bad using therapy-speak. The extended footage of Ian crying like a child is in his video and it's really fucking funny (starts at 58:11). Psychology in Seattle ends the video with saying Ian has empathy but Ethan does not.
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My nigger please use a paragraph I beg
 
JelloJerk said:
I've downloaded this and will chop up and upload tomorrow (I guess Preservetube doesn't like anything over an hour long).

Something I need to say about Dr. Jean-Luc Prius/Psychology in Seattle: People keep thinking he's their actual (the)rapist. He's not. He is someone Anisa was a really big fan of and I believe she's talked about how she introduced his videos to Ian to warm him up to the therapy concept, so they've done some Moist struggle sessions collaborations. Ian an Anisa have personal therapists who they go to separately, but at the same time so they can come out of it and talk about how much they cried and what they cried about (this is in a podcast episode and I hope someone knows how to find it). Anisa has said her (the)rapist keeps up with internet drama and I want to say she said she also has some type of body modification like a piercing or something but I don't remember. So it's actually worse than you think.

Anyway, I'm watching more of Ethan's response streams and I caught this in the chat. Anyone know who this Kat person might be?
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One more thing, I sorted by newest on the Content Cop several hours ago and caught these. Pretty funny. Probably all gone now.
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Bro I know plenty of people who've been to therapy and I'm certain they can count the number of times they've cried during it on one hand. The whole point is to have a relaxed and controlled environment where you can talk about your problems and come up with solutions rationally. Sometimes you have to vent, things can get emotional, but there's a reason the word "Therapeutic Environment" is synonymous with comfort and calm, rather than tense and passionate.

This tells me:

1) They're both way more damaged than even they let on and their regular breakdowns are a symptom of some really abnormally bad emotional issues.
2) They're in really bad therapy that's ramping them up instead of trying to help them regulate their emotions, possibly so they can get stuck in an infinite loop of going to therapy to get therapy for the trauma that the last therapy session left you with.
3) Possibly some combination of the two.
 
Leo Frank said:
Look at how uncomfortable he looks even taking a photo with Ian

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Jesus F. Christ.
I understand it now.
Ian is a child. I mean literally a kid's brain in an adult's body.
Less psychopathy and more Hobbesian ignorance, like in a 4 year old.
He choose Anisa because she's like a mother to him. Tells him what to do and treats him in a way he finds comfortable.
If Anisa treated him like a man he'd feel hopelessly confused and lost.
Can someone PLEASE give Ian conservatorship and keep scissors away from him?
 
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