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

  1. 6:20 Who'd he say was weaker?
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  2. 16:11
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  3. In the days of Pangea.
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  4. They respect her upfront honesty about wanting to punish others. I bet a few of them are jealous.
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  5. Okay. What does that have to do with anything?
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  6. “Put your hands up. Now jiggle around a little.”
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  7. Here’s a good rule for gender reveal parties: They can’t be anything you need to do outside. You can do them outside, but it has to be just as easily done inside. Colored explosives, colored fumes from a crop duster that crashed, and now colored dye for a waterfall. Can’t be done inside, shouldn’t have been done at all.
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  8. Or better yet, something that can just as easily be done inside as outside, so the rest of us never have to hear about it like this.
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  9. Really, anything that doesn’t specifically need to be done outside. Or involve shrapnel.
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  10. Well, it’s not bigotry. Glorification, sure, but stating the expected gender of your baby doesn’t imply you or that baby to be better than anyone else. In fact, when you do it like this, it makes you come across a fair bit worse.
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  11. It just started off with the initiation of the King’s heir. Simba was Mufasa’s only child, a son, so of course he’d become the King. Simba’s first child was a daughter, Kiara, and it seems she will become the Queen when Simba steps down. Kion, Simba’s first son and second child, will lead her Royal Guard.
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  12. 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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  13. It also means he won’t order the construction of a giant dragon that spews blue or pink flames.
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  14. No, they’d be too tiny to even push it down.
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  15. "The meme is in the photo!" Now that I see it, I can't believe anyone missed it.
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  16. Because they trust their audience not to notice… embarrassingly obvious details.
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  17. Remember that SpongeBob episode where he said “The sky had a baby”?
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  18. Well, most aren’t. I still remember that one line reading. https://youtu.be/aSujLJVda98?t=104
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  19. On that, I’ll agree.
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  20. 6:38 Ooooooohh... I heard a comedian mention that line, but had no idea where it came from. Thank you, Cenk.
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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. Artificial Intelligence > Natural Stupidity
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  23. What, the same color as his skin?
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  24. 1:31 Well, they’re weak to the same Types.
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  25. I think Stephen Colbert gave something similar.
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  26. *playing Pokémon while I listen to this*
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  27. 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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  28. 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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  29. He’s a fair-weather tough guy.
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  30. If I had to guess… he thinks Biden didn’t seriously want to be president, and just ran to deny Trump a second term. It’s evident to him because, unlike with Trump, Biden hasn’t already started campaigning for a second term of his own.
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  31. Yes. Let Fox News wipe their feet on them.
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  32. Illegal immigration? Look, if they're taking jobs, it's only because nobody else wants to do them. The job you're doing is probably safe from them.
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  33. “Get yourself a real prince, ladies. Okay? Stop licking the frog.”
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  34. 1:12 He should stick to just running.
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  35. “Naw, I prefer cash.”
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  36. Actually, he was almost right. The president from 1877-1881 was Rutherford B. Hayes, and as best I can tell, every president since then who declined another term they could’ve legally campaigned for… was the successor of a president who died in office. It’s just unclear what point he was trying to make by bringing that up.
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  37. Apart from that, though, his little history lesson was correct. I checked to be sure - every president after him who could’ve campaigned for another term and chose not to… never had a full first term anyway, coming after someone who died in office. Although to his main point… it shouldn’t be suspicious at all that Biden isn’t already campaigning for a second term. He’s using the standard of Trump doing it so early into his first term.
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  38.  @caroljo420  And I commend the women who made it that accurate. Not just for remembering that pain, but gauging it.
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  39. I think some of those almost-400 can be forgiven. Headline from May 27th: Federal agents entered Uvalde school to kill gunman despite local police initially asking them to wait.
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  40. Not all of them. I think some of them have a legitimate excuse. Headline from May 27th: Federal agents entered Uvalde school to kill gunman despite local police initially asking them to wait.
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  41. I don't think all of them were cowards. I think a lot of them were ready to assist, but told by local law enforcement to stand down... and they could only assume at the time it was for a legitimate reason.
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  42. Well... maybe not all 400 of them. Headline from May 27th: Federal agents entered Uvalde school to kill gunman despite local police initially asking them to wait.
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  43. They’d withstand it much better, I think. Because having those cramps once a month would give them a higher tolerance for pain.
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  44. I'm sure plenty of them had a pair of balls. I suspect that they didn't have full context, that they were told to stand down by local law enforcement and assumed that either the situation was under control or that they'd be called to assist if it got worse. At least one federal agent's account was that of taking action thirty minutes after being told to stand down, since he was close enough to tell local law enforcement weren't doing jack squat.
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  45. I did think about it. Even if that’s true… it’s just one women. How do you know it applies to the majority of women?
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  46. I think a lot of them were told to stand down, and didn't realize the people telling them to stand down were hemming and hawing rather than actually trying to take down the shooter. It's not wishful thinking, either. Headline from May 27th: Federal agents entered Uvalde school to kill gunman despite local police initially asking them to wait.
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  47. I bet some of the cops were frustrated too. One federal agent is on the record saying local law enforcement told him to stand down, which he stopped doing after 30 minutes of their inaction. I doubt they were just telling him to stand down.
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  48. He’s a fair-weather tough guy.
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  49. Maybe that’s because he was told to stand down by local law police, which he chose to stop doing after 30 minutes of their inaction.
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  50. She was willing to address statements made by other cable-news hosts. Challenge the narrative of corporate media… while working for a part of corporate media.
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