"Most Gangster Politician Of All Time" - that video was about 23,000% more informative about the abolition of slavery than anything I'd ever learned in school. And extremely entertaining as well. Definitely more than worth a watch. 👍
In response to the thought at the end, "why don't they teach this in school" is because the governmental bureaucracy doesnt want citizens to think like that or be inspired by that anymore. They want docile citizens who go along with what big daddy gov tells them.
I had a friend in Mississippi and when I told him I was a Marine Vet he got a look on his face and said "Marines are trained killers " and he was right. Semper Fi to all my Marine Sisters and Brothers .
The Fat Electrician's video about Cassius Clay is his best one. It's honestly sad that I wasn't taught about Cassius Clay in school because the man was a badass that was absolutely pivotal in American history. The country would definitely be different today without Cassius Clay.
If others are not shouting from the rooftops that you need to watch the Fat Electrician episode "The Most Gangster Politician Ever - Cassius Marcellus Clay" I don't know what is up... next best episode is "Winter Soldier OD's on METH, Becomes Unkillable - Aimo Koivunen"
To see the reactions on your faces when he describes Dan Daly does my heart good. Marines like this were drilled into our heads during Boot Camp. Thank you for the video
Remember, when the Spartans were told by the Persians that their arrows would be si numerous that they would blot out the sun, the Spartans replied that "They would have their battle in the shade. "
They dont teach you about this crap because they dont want us united and free. I love the fact that young people are waking up. From an old Marine, thank you and
You're both correct about what or what isn't taught in American history. As a kid my siblings and I learned more about WWII from our mom and about Gen George s. Patton from her, our Dad served as sgt. major in "Quarter Masters" unit (all Black unit) and was attached to Pattons 3rd Army during the battle of the Bulge. I'm now 80 yrs. old, so you see, as a kid we knew about Gen. Patton long before the movie "Patton", among many, many other things. I joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 1963-1967, Viet Nam and my other four brothers joined the Maine Corps as well. Three of our uncles U.S. Army during WWII, another uncle U.S.Navy, uncle Milt 82nd Air Born Korean War and uncle Herb U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force during that time as well. Thank you both for the video and comments.