Comments by "Kyle Stubbs" (@kylestubbs8867) on "The Young Turks" channel.

  1. To be fair, the guy at 1:13 did do some research. Apart from one detail - Rutherford B. Hayes - that history lesson was entirely correct. I looked it up to be sure. As for his main point… your guess is as good as mine.
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  2. And because Jesus is the king, He should be the one to judge gays, lesbians and transgenders. Not the kind of people who normally say “Jesus is the king” outside a church.
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  3. He said it with a touch of sarcasm.
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  4. That was in 2006, before most of the current Gaza population was even born. Most of them did not want this. And the ones who do are a very small fraction of the ones Israeli forces have already killed.
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  5. No offense, but why are you still thinking that? The bottom is when they face full and sweeping consequences. Only assume that they're pushing it lower until then.
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  6. I half-expected Biden to say "You keep using that word. I don't think you know what it means."
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  7. Ah… my sympathies. I have an idea for something you could do about it - make a case for getting the Bible banned. It must be full of contradictory quotes you can use to fight Republicans on their own battleground. You might get $10,000 out of it, or enable someone else to pick up the baton.
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  8. I smell a plush kangaroo.
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  9. Some quick math: Two-thirds (2/3) of federal district judges who disclose their stocks, multiplied by one-fifth (1/5) of cases involving a pertinent stock to either the judge or their family, multiplied by two-thirds (2/3) of rulings in favor of the companies pertaining to those stocks... would be (2/3 * 1/5 * 2/3 = 2/45 =) 4.44% of cases. If the 685 known cases entirely comprise that 4.44%, and it's not done any less often by the one-third (1/3) of judges who don't report their stocks, then this level of dishonesty applies to at least (4.44% * 3/2 =) 6.66% of cases involving stock companies, or at least 1027 overall. Again, that's a low estimate.
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  10. Way to make life worth living, buddy.
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  11. Even better, they were all forced to take a knee.
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  12. 1:31 Well, they’re weak to the same Types.
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  13. And yet there are people who want this guy to be president? I don't understand anything anymore.
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  14. No, not from the Good Place... although I can already imagine Michael going "Come on! Wasn't Jason more than enough?!"
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  15. It’s immoral. America has a serious disconnect between immoral and illegal.
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  16.  @noktin  All right... just as long as you don't buy one.
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  17. Is that really what you’re focused on? Or… what you think LEGO should sue the gun creators for?
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  18. Reminds me of the “Zenotopoulous Toilet Theory” - Most people can only use one bathroom at a time.
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  19. I go back to the “Zenotopoulous Toilet Theory” - Most people can only use one bathroom at a time.
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  20. Okay… this “house” sounds more like a hotel. I’d be slightly less disgusted with this story if they marketed it that way.
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  21. No… he would’ve found a way to pay less for Twitter if he intended to destroy it or break it up. He’s genuinely trying to run it. And realizing just how terrible he is at it.
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  22. And it would’ve been less if not for the Trump tax cuts.
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  23. That old man from Monty Python and the Holy Grail was more of a historian than Cooper.
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  24. They don’t really need to get it. The fact that he’s resorting to such complicated measures is more pertinent.
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  25. I have more sympathy for Rayman’s Mr. Stone.
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  26. You mean 0:06? That just looks like a police car behind him.
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  27. NFT stands for “non-fungible token”. I forget what that means… but I assume he doesn’t have (or want to use) any less complicated way of getting money. That’s enough for me.
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  28. He was never this public about it.
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  29. Yeah, this one is fine. It was clearly staged, anyway.
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  30.  @GriffenUnlabeled  It still helps to have the bullpoop properly broken down.
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  31. It’s a lesson in psychology, if. nothing else.
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  32. He taught me a new word just now. "comorbidity".
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  33. I'm just wondering who the Galvatron to MTG's Starscream will be.
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  34. That depends on how many people were unaware of the difference and believed it anyway.
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  35. 2:13 Do they actually return to that? Doesn’t seem like they do.
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  36. It’s “woke” if it would tick off white rich people.
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  37. Really? If they hadn’t told me she was dressed as Ana, I wouldn’t have figured it out on my own. Looks more like that “I am your mother!” guy from SNL.
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  38. Wait, what?
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  39. Do you have proof? I don’t doubt it, I just want to see it.
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  40. With Republicans, there’s no difference between a pink suit and a pink slip.
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  41. Okay, tell them to start a fund. I might donate myself.
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  42. Yeah, cops are supposed to give a reason for arresting you. And “not making me feel strong” is a bogus police charge… but lots of officer try to use it.
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  43. They’re saying it’s not all that smart to put reporters that close to a big weather event in the first place. Fox News just has an egregious example.
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  44. As a proof of concept: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zB9WexXEsw
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  45. Oof. Does that self-own come with a family plan?
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  46. If they’re really young, the woman’s room. Once they’re old enough to pee and poop independently, the men’s room.
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  47.  @rmism8248 Y’know, Mace herself supported trans rights in 2016.
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  48. "Donald Grump".
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  49. How much do Buddhists force to you submit to their worldview? Compared to Christians, it doesn’t seem like a lot.
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  50. Yeah… “Love your neighbor as yourself” was the first Bible quote I ever learned. It seemed like the bare minimum for Christianity… and it always grinds my gears when people who call themselves “Christians” don’t even bother.
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