As a general rule your narratives like this are based on out of context quotes, and no understanding of nuance and Segways. The left has to cut clips to feed the hungry liberal what they want and need to hear.
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I used to like this guy but his fucking stupid segways and fake "cuteness".
"Boy howdy! There was a lot of hoopla around this rigmarole!"
Go fuck yourself Charlie.
You short little fence riding corny Temu Dave Grohl.
MoistCr1TiKaL dropped a follow up response to his Ethan iDubbbz lawsuit video where he addressed those such as MikeFromPA calling into question his explanation as to why he waited so long to cover Klein
In the video he denies avoiding the topic, reaffirms his disavowal of the lawsuits, and touches on Denims's tentative victory
"Had a feeling it was going to a pretty poisonous topic..I treat this channel like a diary, I just blabber about things that I feel like talking on..I did as much as research on it as I could..watched iDubbbz stream, watched h3h3 stream..and I talked to both parties..then I just gave u my view"
"Ur always welcome to disagree with me..I value differences of opinion..I made the mistake..of taking a peak of what the discussion was..on Reddit and Twitter..there was some very valid critiques and some information..but boy howdy there was a lot of hoopla that I couldn't have even imagined would have been a controversial thing"
"There were ppl that were proudly stating they didn't watch the video and then getting angry at things they assumed I might have said..it just feels f'in useless to engage in the topic in that case"
"Just me mentioning that I'm not online as much as I used to be was a highly debated topic..when I was talking about the defamation lawsuits..I also mentioned that Ethan has other active lawsuits against other creators and I called him the Nintendo of YouTubers..didn't dive in bc I didn't know much about them..everyone assumes I'm terminally online like I used to be 2-3 years ago"
"U can look at my Twitter page and see that I have 2 tweets in like the last 2 years..or on IG I make a post every month and a half and a lot them are just me hanging out with my farm animals..u can check my streaming history..not streaming with the same frequency..I just don't see everything that happens online..can't believe..that's so unbelievable"
"Throughout my entire time on YT..I think I have made it beyond crystal clear how much I dislike this litigious approach to online discourse..this excessive use of the legal system for strong arming or silencing"
"After learning more about those other lawsuits..guess what, I don't agree with those either..obviously I don't know the nitty gritty around all the lawsuits..from everything I've seen, there's nothing in there that makes me think this is the right way of doing things..or this is different than other times in the past where creators have sued each other over disputes..maybe he has some strong cases..one of the streamers it did seem like they were uninterrupted playing the video without even an attempt to transform it"
"I really think if the targets were different..the response would be very different..rn a lot of ppl celebrate them bc they just hate the ppl that Ethan is suing so they go yee haw for it but these individuals..they are a fraction of the size of Ethan so to me, it's a hard case that he was genuinely losing eyeballs bc of them streaming it on their twitch..ya big a hole thing to do but it's not hurting u, it's just u don't like them and they don't like u"
"U already won against that kind of behavior..the internet from what I can tell..no one was really on the side of the streamers that were just blatantly streaming it without any kind of transformation..u already won, what's the point in continuing this further just so u can also financially hurt them”
"Big one I spent the most time looking into is the Denims case..I don't know what a tentative loss really means bc it's not an official loss..still an ongoing lawsuit but the judge had like a very seemingly stern view on it that even cited Ethan Klein's previous fair use victory against him"
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🎯🎯 it’s been a thing you’re right, but now they are facing two deadlines, Super Bowl in 2031 or don’t get it for a long time which segways into my next point of more competition with these “entertainment districts” namely Nashville are gonna try to take all these events
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You still need equitable balance since WORLD WAR foolish man?
Make America Great Again is dealing with segways.
@realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @EricTrump @JovanHPulitzer @MarioNawfal @StephenM @RobertKennedyJr @KenDBerryMD @WarlordDilley @PastorDScott
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More and more I’m starting to think AI, at least LLM as we know them will feel like Segways when we look back. There were claims that cities would be rebuilt around segways. Maybe time will judge me harshly.
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No, he's still 37/38. Baki has a sliding timescale but not really that much time has passed in-universe. Each arc just segways into the next almost immediately.
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I still like the skateboard, works as a pretty cool prerequisite for him being a bit of a thrill-seeker
Segways into him swinging from rooftops really well.
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Son this shit has fried me for the last couple weeks. They keep finding new segways 😭😭😭😭😭😭
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In today’s episode of Black Mirror, a Gora Reformer speaks on behalf of the Sangat; condemns racism at his Kenyan-born Panjabi Sikh wife, makes snide remarks about Muslims, segways to covid vaccinations, uses “woke” as a slur and calls everything a psyop!
Mike Fairclough
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Greatest basketball game I ever watched segways right into the greatest sports tournament on earth starting today, I can’t lose
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Human pilots essential ... The Most Unusual Train Of The 20th Century
Telon
01JUN2026
youtube.com/watch?v=Tx8K1drV…
The history of global transportation is full of amazing engineering achievements, but Louis Brennan's self-balancing monorail rightfully holds the title of the strangest railway in history.
This fantastic documentary takes you back to the early twentieth century, when the classic double-track railway faced a serious technological challenge.
Building standard tracks cost governments astronomical sums, required colossal resources, and extensive earthworks.
It was then that talented inventors attempted to radically change the traditional approach to transporting goods and passengers.
In this video, we'll explore in detail why a single-rail train never fell over and how a unique gyroscopic effect enabled the creation of the most unusual train of the 20th century.
You'll learn how an ordinary children's spinning top inspired a British engineer to come up with a brilliant idea: using massive rotating flywheels to maintain the perfect balance of a multi-ton train.
These documentaries reveal to viewers the harsh laws of physics hidden behind the apparent magic.
We'll explore the inner workings of this amazing machine, where heavy steel drums rotated at high speed within sealed vacuum casings, preventing the car from tipping over.
Brennan's project triumphed at an exhibition in London, demonstrating that a single-track railway could operate reliably and perform complex maneuvers at extreme speeds. But the British inventor wasn't alone in his endeavors.
Our documentary will also reveal how Russian Count Pyotr Shilovsky adapted this revolutionary gyroscopic principle for city streets, creating a gigantic two-wheeled monster of a vehicle.
Furthermore, you'll learn the tragic story of the massive construction project of the century, when in the early 1920s a unique Soviet monorail was built, designed to connect Leningrad and Tsarskoye Selo via a high-speed line.
By analyzing these forgotten technologies in detail, we'll answer the main question: what fatal design flaw prevented self-balancing transport from taking over the planet forever.
Why, despite the obvious savings in metal, railroad ties, and the phenomenal reduction in infrastructure costs, did investors and military departments around the world hastily shut down these ambitious projects?
The risk of sudden gyroscope failure and the complexity of emergency safety systems proved stronger than engineering genius.
Nevertheless, the ghost of the gyroscope has triumphantly returned in our time, when modern unicycles, Segways, and hoverboards fill city streets.
Microscopic electronic sensors have replaced multi-ton steel flywheels, proving that this great engineering idea was simply ahead of its time.
Watch our historical investigations and popular science documentaries to be the first to discover what other incredible inventions of the past hold precise answers to key challenges of the distant future!
Transcript
Follow along using the transcript.
Show transcript
Telon
AI Mistake [10:11] seems to show a third wheel in the back of a supposedly two-wheel car.
Human pilots essential.
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Human pilots essential ... The Most Unusual Train Of The 20th Century
Telon
01JUN2026
youtube.com/watch?v=Tx8K1drV…
The history of global transportation is full of amazing engineering achievements, but Louis Brennan's self-balancing monorail rightfully holds the title of the strangest railway in history.
This fantastic documentary takes you back to the early twentieth century, when the classic double-track railway faced a serious technological challenge.
Building standard tracks cost governments astronomical sums, required colossal resources, and extensive earthworks.
It was then that talented inventors attempted to radically change the traditional approach to transporting goods and passengers.
In this video, we'll explore in detail why a single-rail train never fell over and how a unique gyroscopic effect enabled the creation of the most unusual train of the 20th century.
You'll learn how an ordinary children's spinning top inspired a British engineer to come up with a brilliant idea: using massive rotating flywheels to maintain the perfect balance of a multi-ton train.
These documentaries reveal to viewers the harsh laws of physics hidden behind the apparent magic.
We'll explore the inner workings of this amazing machine, where heavy steel drums rotated at high speed within sealed vacuum casings, preventing the car from tipping over.
Brennan's project triumphed at an exhibition in London, demonstrating that a single-track railway could operate reliably and perform complex maneuvers at extreme speeds. But the British inventor wasn't alone in his endeavors.
Our documentary will also reveal how Russian Count Pyotr Shilovsky adapted this revolutionary gyroscopic principle for city streets, creating a gigantic two-wheeled monster of a vehicle.
Furthermore, you'll learn the tragic story of the massive construction project of the century, when in the early 1920s a unique Soviet monorail was built, designed to connect Leningrad and Tsarskoye Selo via a high-speed line.
By analyzing these forgotten technologies in detail, we'll answer the main question: what fatal design flaw prevented self-balancing transport from taking over the planet forever.
Why, despite the obvious savings in metal, railroad ties, and the phenomenal reduction in infrastructure costs, did investors and military departments around the world hastily shut down these ambitious projects?
The risk of sudden gyroscope failure and the complexity of emergency safety systems proved stronger than engineering genius.
Nevertheless, the ghost of the gyroscope has triumphantly returned in our time, when modern unicycles, Segways, and hoverboards fill city streets.
Microscopic electronic sensors have replaced multi-ton steel flywheels, proving that this great engineering idea was simply ahead of its time.
Watch our historical investigations and popular science documentaries to be the first to discover what other incredible inventions of the past hold precise answers to key challenges of the distant future!
Transcript
Follow along using the transcript.
Show transcript
Telon
AI Mistake [10:11] seems to show a third wheel in the back of a supposedly two-wheel car.
Human pilots essential.
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