This is Quinn Michaels, Traumatic Narcissist, Cult-Leader-Extraordinaire, publicly humiliating a DISABLED ELDERLY follower of his for over an hour. I managed to condense it to under 15 minutes, with what I think is the gist of it.
Take note of the submissiveness BroDave exhibits in the footage of the Discord chat. He apologizes, asks what he can do to make it right, etc. Quinn continues to harp on him shamelessly in this show for his followers. All of this because the poor guy didn't tag his 20, 000 tweets for Quinn perfectly. So now Quinn has "removed him from the future," as he has done with all of us who have not joined his cult.
He wraps the video up essentially declaring that he didn't have anything to do with building Jason Goofman's youtube botfarm.
Public humiliations are a multi-tool for cult leaders to display their power, beat followers into mental submission, make an example for other followers, weed out the weak-hearted (who won't comply with eventual increasingly malevolent commands), and as a form of reward for their followers that are in perfect compliance.
"Shame is the currency of cults and their leaders. The human potential for shame, to feel not good enough, bad or unworthy, is what cult leaders exploit. These traumatizing narcissists instill shame in their followers, using belittling, intimidation and humiliation, alternating these with displays of love and acceptance, in such a way as to convince the follower that their only hope for redemption, for staying in favor and not losing favor, is submission."
"Traumatizing narcissist becomes increasingly obsessed with maintaining a rigid sense of omnipotent superiority and perfection – of infallibility, self-sufficiency and entitlement. He defends his conviction of righteousness and justification vigilantly. Only he is right in a conflict – anyone who disagrees with him is ridiculed, humiliated, and sometimes banished. The psychotic nature of the traumatizing narcissist’s delusion of righteousness should not be overlooked or minimized: they are charismatic and powerful, but they are also delusional, out of touch with reality: the belief that you are the center of the universe, superior to all, is a psychotic belief."
"For traumatizing narcissists to hold on to their followers, they have to attack the followers’ subjectivity to keep them from having their own independent minds, their own view of the world. The follower must be influenced to forsake their own intuition, morals and values, in any way in which they do not conform to the leader’s. Though followers typically believe they are voluntarily embracing the leader’s vision, the reality is that they are coercively manipulated to abandon their own subjectivity and submit to the leader, via the traumatizing narcissist’s triumvirate of abusive behaviors: intimidation, belittling, and humiliation."
-Daniel Shaw, Social Worker and Author of "Traumatic Narcissism: Relational Systems Of Subjugation"