Yeah, I don't understand how it is Flesh can go from "YOU CANNOT TRUST A WORD THEY SAY" until they say something he agrees with and he repeats it like it's the gospel. I know I keep comparing him to Charls Carrol, but Flesh reminds me so much of him.
Jewsian?
Gookowitz
These all got a good laugh out of me.
Slantberg
You're trying too hard. "Kikeasian" is perfect because it sounds almost exactly like "Caucasian" and it makes sense because he's Jewish and she's Asian.
I'm not saying this is what you're doing, since I haven't listened to many Gladiodromes and haven't gone over every video with a fine-toothed comb so maybe he does this, but this is a Reddit-tier argument. Let's look at the inverse: "Well i trust the government ALL the time accept when it comes to X, Y, Z.". Which is also retarded. To me personally I think you should take information as it is, evaluate where it comes from, why they're saying it, and corroborate it with other evidence. So yes, I do think "The Government"(TM) does lie about a lot of things, I think it would be silly to assume they lie about literally everything. Just like the inverse how the inverse would be absurd. Obviously confirmation bias/running with run source can run rampant in conspiracyland, but saying that using an official/Government source to prove an argument to me has never worked as a gotcha.
This is just a flaw in human cognition that we're all vulnerable to. It's known as confirmation bias.
I never said anything about absolutes. The criteria for using government/official sources shouldn't be ideological, it should be based on facts. It is bad when normies do it, it is bad when conspiracytards do it.