Fighting in the Age of Loneliness: Supercut edition

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  @SecretBaseSBN · 5 years ago · pinned

  er...YouTube can't decide if we're for sure at 1 million or not. Whatever, point stands, this is our way of saying thank you.

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  @theunwelcome · 8 months ago

  back again in 2026 and the line near the end about capitalization and enshittification being inevitable just hits harder and harder

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• JU

  @justsaying7979 · 5 years ago

  "Your home belongs to the bank, your gas tank in lining the pockets of those who had more to do with 9/11 than the country your brother just died fighting in and your told the economy is in high gear even though your paycheck is buying less and less." This is most concise summary of the Bush years I have ever heard, I hear Tyler Durden giving this speech in a basement somewhere.

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• PA

  @PaddyQuiggin · 1 year ago

  It's 2025 and yet here you are, back watching this again.

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• JA

  @jaylov8933 · 8 months ago

  Watching this in 2026 is more depressing than ever. The UFC is the worst its ever been.

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• AT

  @attentionlabel · 5 years ago

  Came expecting entertainment, left with existential angst

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• DI

  @DiggyDougSauce94 · 5 years ago

  "Shamrock looked like he was chiseled out of rock using the sharpest needles filled with the finest anavar" lmao

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• MA

  @MattBryant2792 · 5 years ago

  Remember when this dropped and we were all like “well this is bleak.”<br><br>Watching it again in 2020 hits different, and by different I mean worse lol

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• TR

  @truehorror3726 · 1 year ago

  Rewatching in November 2024 and damn it holds up. Just one of the best docs ever fellas

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• AL

  @aLime404 · 5 years ago

  I was like “Huh, that guy sounds like Felix from Chapo”.<br><br>The narrator 10 minutes later : “Anyway, check out the class struggle in mid 20th century Brazil”.<br><br>“Oh yeah that’s Felix.”

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• BA

  @BaronFanhope · 4 years ago (edited)

  &apos;In 1993 no one knew anything and most people still thought that if you did Karate the right way you could blow up somebody&apos;s heart&apos; 😂😂😂

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• BL

  @blunt182182 · 5 years ago (edited)

  The ending implies that we are all Cowboy Cerrone. <br>We willingly go out into life to face the laughing, taunting spectre of Nate Diaz. He&apos;s the symbol of chaos, whom will inevitably get the best of us. He&apos;ll chip away with strikes, tragedies, losses, grief, misery, and yet we still go out there, even though we are going to lose, we are going to die, but we go out into our 5 minutes of hell, because it’s the only honourable action we have.

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