Fighting Ignorance In America! Why A HAM, GMRS, or CB Radio Are Better Than A Cellphone / Smartphone

In this video I reveal my solution for fighting ignorance and stupidity in America and rehabilitating people that are less smart. In this first installment I discuss how we (people that aren't ignorant) can all come together to fight ignorance in The United States, by educating those that are less fortunate than us when it comes to brains and I.Q. Then, by coming together we may someday witness our collective dream of an America without Ignorance. In this episode we will use the example of ignorant people claiming that a cell phone or smartphone is just as good as a two-way radio (ham, GMRS or CB), and that having a ham radio, GMRS radio or CB radio is a waste of time and money because to talk with other people, everyone just uses their smartphone. Please join me in my cause to fight ignorance!
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[tlflora]

oh, ty, for looking to learn and you calling me ignorant, nice invitation goodbye

[billyhaunmusic]

I like the fact that the 2 way radios don't have 40 different apps tracking you in various ways.

[davebenson]

No one has mentioned my car warranty via GMRS.

[evl]

I use my CB radio every day driving a semi, talking to the loaders, making money. I use my GMRS when fishing, talking to my friends. My cellphone however, is for rejecting phone calls about how my car warranty is about to expire...

[_Patriot]

My #1 reason a radio is better than a cell is the radio doesn't cost me $50 each month per radio to use.

[HamRadioCrashCourse]

I appreciate the radio inclusivity! Great job :D

[IlmarBeekman]

This channel is the best hidden gem on YouTube. Hilarious, original, and informative. Love it!

[marshred]

Two-way radios are like Hammers.... They will Never Be Obsolete! They will work when all else fails.

[quandoomniflunkusmoritati]

Grabbing my beer and popcorn, this is going to be a way more entertaining series than what Netflix has on tap! -73's and "rogerbeep"

[TheREALJosephTurner]

#6 After the initial equipment purchase of a 2-way radio, you do not have to pay for monthly service to use your 2-way radio. After the initial equipment purchase of a cell phone, you have to pay for monthly service in order for your cell phone to work.

#7 In the event of your death, arrest, or companionship with a overbearing snooping partner, no one can go into your 2-way radio to see who you communicated with or what you communicated about. You have no need for a trusted friend to delete your 2-way radio history to avoid embarrassment or criminal charges.

#8 If you want a newer 2-way radio, you don't have to switch over a sim card or notify a service provider. If you're really good, you don't even have to notify your significant other.

#9 If you are feeling extra lonely, with a 2-way radio, you can EASILY talk to multiple random men at the same time. There are always groups of random men just eager to gang-talk you out of your loneliness.

#10 In a shit-hits-the-fan shituation, especially with ham radio, you will have no problems at all relaying your medical emergency or that mushroom cloud in the sky, because random men involved in ham radio have a century's worth of experience talking about ailments and weather.

[TexDrinkwater]

"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." –George Carlin

[life_with_bernie]

I once talked with an anonymous WOman on my GMRS radio. Something that never happens on my cell phone, despite those ads telling me there's females in my area who want to talk with me. Or maybe it was just an anonymous man with a really high voice. Thrilling either way!

[RandallRash]

When I say "I can talk to someone in another country with my radio", and they say "So can I with my cell phone", I say "OK...show me", and they say "Well I don't know anyone in another country".

[jonathanfrench]

No cell service where I live.
We have gmrs in all vehicles and a base station at home.
So if anyone in our house breaks down or is in an accident we have someone to contact.

[lancebedour]

This is exactly why I have had a ham radio license fore 30 years! Great video .

[nightshadefern]

In NC, at the junction of I95 and 64, to get on northbound 95 from 64 east bound requires a fairly tight turn. It was marked at 25 or 30 mph, but the sign was far enough into the corner that you might be on two wheels by the time you saw it. Lot of truck accidents there. To get on southbound 95 you could run at 70 no problem. Point is: I saw a truck barreling into that low speed corner at 70+ mph. Got on the cb and simply said ‘truck getting on 95, slow down! That corner is tight’ About a minute later, the trucker gave a ‘i dont know who told me to slow down, but you just saved my bacon. I dont know what I was thinking.’. We chatted for a minute, he was used to running the southbound ramp, didnt realize how tight that north bound ramp was. Not like a cell phone could have helped there. Plenty of other instances where truckers or cb operators warned others of accidents, road hazards or traffic jams that would have been hard/ impossible to do on a phone.

[monte]

I am currently working on a Gmrs base station for me and one for my mom so when SHTF we can still talk, also everyone knows when cells went down a couple weeks ago it was a test, thanks for all your great helpful videos, if it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t have ever known about GMRS, you’re a great patriot

[geoffdickey]

HAM, GMRS, and CB equal freedom. Cellphone / Smartphone equals control.

[scoutwalters]

Most 2-way radios are heavy enough to use as a bludgeon. Alternatively, the antenna could be used to poke someone in their eyehole.

[OverlandOne]

I am so thankful that I am not "Some People."