I mostly use it to keep tabs on creators I follow in case their youtubes get nuked

@ mumkey

i don't use youtube either...

other than cat videos and music

even then, when i gotta starting typing -cnn -nbc -fox -alltheothershitheadbullshit to see funny cat videos....i'm done there too

what are you doing here then

bitchute

valid

I keep meaning to get around to it but man I hate juggling too many social medias

I'm on minds and gab but I keep forgetting I have it

I mean YouTube is pretty much becoming cable at this point so barely watchable

mtv in the 90's

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_World_%28TV_series%29 92

I forgot real world was a thing and now you had to remind me

Don't forget Road Rules lol

So, MTV lasted about 10 years...

How old is youtube?

Early 2000's

remember when MTV was about music videos I do it was fun back then

seems past due...

now when I watch MTV I get crap like decoded and I just want to drink the bleach

I don't watch tv

er...cable...

cable is pretty much dead so who could blame you

I don't pay for online subscriptions to television programming either...

I have friends, they let me watch,....

like most of the people I know who still watch cable are boomers

ppl who don't know how to use a computer

yeah

I'm cutting my cable next month.

and VPN

https://voiceofeurope.com/2019/01/meanwhile-in-france-government-at-war-against-yellow-vests/#.XE11pfdujIo.twitter big oof

I mean I grew up in the 90s when the internet was becoming a thing

of course it was still shit back then

Remember giving your computer AIDS because you wanted to download a song

How did you get AIDS from Napster?

big oof

I don't think I ever got anything really bad from Napster, it was more likely Limewire or Kazaa

Too bad the french ppl can't fire back...I wonder who thought that was a good idea....the french people you say? Seems like just deserts...

"one in twenty British adults denies the Holocaust happened. And one in five said fewer than two million Jews were killed, instead of the more than six million that really died."

"In November ComRes did a similar study in seven European countries: Austria, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Poland and Sweden. That poll found that 5 percent of the participants have never heard of the Holocaust. In ‘multicultural’ France: 20 percent of those between 18 and 34 year old."