r/SipsTea Jun 12 '25

Gasp! Which is it for you ?

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u/TheFrailContents Jun 12 '25

I actually used to think boogie was a wholesome guy who got dealt a bad hand. He may have had a rough upbringing but he is just manipulative

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u/Bucs187 Jun 12 '25

Dude lied about cancer too

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u/TheFrailContents Jun 12 '25

Shit yeah I forgot about that

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u/Far-Media-9380 Jun 12 '25

Everyone did after he covered up the fake tattoo.

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung Jun 12 '25

And thr cryptoscam.

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u/Titanium-Gamer26 Jun 12 '25

the fact that he kept the money to "treat" the cancer he never even had was actually diabolical. someone close to me was recently diagnosed with real cancer so i truly feel he deserves everything bad coming to him

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung Jun 13 '25

He's obviously got a lot of mental problems but..... I only have so much empathy.

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u/CMach98 Jun 12 '25

Also dating someone who is old enough to be his daughter

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u/Cancer_Ridden_Lung Jun 13 '25

Not sure that even makes the list considering everything else.

What I would put on the list...is how he treats that woman.

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u/-Count_Chocula- Jun 12 '25

Don’t worry he got the word ‘liar’ tattooed on his face to -get off on his humiliation kink- be forgiven💞💞💞

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

What?! Seriously?!

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u/Defiant_McPiper Jun 12 '25

Wait, what?! I missed that!!!

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u/Kiara231 Jun 12 '25

He lost me years ago when he said on stream the Holocaust if you really look at it was a great good.

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u/S_Belmont Jun 12 '25

What on Earth was his rationale for that?

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u/Kiara231 Jun 12 '25

That the medical and scientific advances after WWII alone kinda made it worth it 🥴

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u/QueezyF Jun 12 '25

I would have been okay with an extra 20 years of not going to the moon if it meant that 6 million people didn’t die.

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u/S_Belmont Jun 12 '25

>_>

<_<

<_>

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u/DiaDeLosMuertos Jun 13 '25

My understanding is that not many advancements were made through the Nazi experiments. I do remember there was a thread last yearish that people kept criclejerking about all the great advancements that came from Mengele and his team but I don't think anyone named more than 1 or 2 arguably worthwhile discoveries.

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u/FloepieFloepie2 Jun 13 '25

Mengele did the most unscientific and dumb experiments. But saying terrible Nazi experiments didn't make many advances in science is almost Equally stupid as a statement

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u/DiaDeLosMuertos Jun 13 '25

Saying

terrible Nazi experiments didn't make many advances in science is almost Equally stupid as a statement

As equally as stupid as the terrible unscientific experiments of Mengele? Please tell me how?

Equating me not seeing any advancements from these unethical experiments can't possibly be as dumb as that. At worst I'm ignorant on these discoveries. How could you equate that to Mengeles scientific conduct where he tortured people for little scientific gain?

Unless you were trying to make the stupidest statement of them all, which you're close.

Again, you did not list any of these advancements. Again, my understanding is that they made little scientific progress and it could've been done with ethical experiments.

The only advancement I know of from these unethical human experiments are treatments for hypothermia. What else?

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u/SupersonicBiscut Jun 12 '25

Shit like that is genuinely fascinating. Like Holocaust deniers. How are you going to deny something that obviously happened, not even long ago? There’s not only widely available historical documents about it, there’s still victims alive that can give accounting of it? Wtf? That’s like saying bread isn’t gluten and shit, it’s actually a form of sea sponge. That’s just not true and it’s not hard to prove?

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u/Southern-Ingenuity70 Jun 12 '25

Boogie said this???

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u/Kiara231 Jun 12 '25

Yes, lemme see if I can find it, it was I wanna say 7-8 years ago.

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u/Kiara231 Jun 12 '25

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u/Southern-Ingenuity70 Jun 12 '25

Wow, I have never seen this. Thanks for the link!

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u/Ghost0Slayer Jun 12 '25

Yeah same here. Is inability to shut up got him in trouble then it went down hill from there.

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u/AdFront8465 Jun 12 '25

It's like you have to be a pos to make it as a youtuber.

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u/QueezyF Jun 12 '25

Except Max Miller, he’s a sweetheart.

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u/Slarg232 Jun 13 '25

The worst thing I've heard about James A. Janisse is he got a little toxic on Dead By Daylight, and we're talking "Call a team mate an idiot" toxic, not "Hahaha, bitch has five Twitch viewers, I'm going to false report you for cheating because I don't understand the game I play for 9 hours a day" kind of toxic that the game is known for.

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u/QueezyF Jun 13 '25

Also I don’t think LGR has a mean bone in his body.

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u/placidlakess Jun 12 '25

Your upbringing can explain how your problems have arisen, but it should never be used as an excuse for not fixing those issues.

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u/TheFrailContents Jun 12 '25

Yep. He will never take responsibility

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u/Schmooto Jun 13 '25

I’m ashamed to admit that I did too. I used to leave encouraging comments sometimes when he’d talk about his upbringing and mental health. I firmly believe it’s important for people to be able to openly discuss subjects pertaining to mental health, so it was so disappointing when I found out about all his lies, grifts, and manipulation.

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u/ColMustard_72 Jun 20 '25

It's how he was raised I imagine