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

  1.  @CyrussNP  She wasn't, though. Check 5:39.
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  2.  @mlggamer5296 No she didn't. Check 5:39.
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  3. On the contrary. Cenk did his research at 5:39.
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  4. And what does it say about the people who are made uncomfortable by it?
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  5. Or better yet, make it so all those dudes don’t have to work in the same tree.
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  6. Don’t the Keebler Elves all live together in one tree? Pretty sure they’re not just doing it for the rent.
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  7. Maybe because they couldn’t get hard the one time they needed to? Feels too much like psychological projection to me.
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  8. Here's what every book after the first one makes me think of: https://youtu.be/Ctc755biT2I?t=327
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  9. The only genuine answers I can think of are “go without a glucometer” and “try again with the Manhattan police department”, which isn’t the one this lady was specifically told she could receive what she needed… and might’ve just been exactly the same.
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  10. The people who say “It’s just a few bad apples” fail to mention that the whole phrase is “A few bad apples spoil the barrel”. The barrel’s been spoiled for years. And the original “bad apples” might not even have been cops - it could’ve been military-style training that didn’t bother to teach them anything passive.
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  11. She was a threat to the cops’ accountability. Before this, how many people knew that cops could simply refuse to give police reports to citizens requesting them if they just didn’t want to? And now, how many are aware that they’d sooner break a woman’s arm and tell her she’s under arrest?
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  12. What matters is that she needed it, and the cops were more inclined to break her arm and jail her than just give her the police report she needed to receive another one.
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  13. Just curious, what do you think “woke” means?
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  14. No, not Nazis. Let’s not paint the wrong picture. People who’d try to normalize Nazis if they were told to.
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  15. 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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  16. Yes. Let Fox News wipe their feet on them.
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  17. Thanks to John Mulaney, I’ll never hear anyone say “Don’t you know who I am?” without thinking “I’m Strawberry Alarm-Clock!”
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  18. No I'm not.
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  19.  @damart1974  Willful ignorance would be ignoring the fact that Joseph, the white kid, offered to get arrested as well. The cops turned his offer down, saying that Kye was the only one resisting.
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  20. Oh, plenty of people want to do something about it. Just not enough of the people who can.
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  21. Remember that SpongeBob episode where he said “The sky had a baby”?
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  22. Whitewashed history lessons, perhaps? That’s the only way I could imagine them justifying it.
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  23. Frankly… we’re the illegal immigrants. So I don’t even pretend I have weight to throw around.
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  24. Okay, okay. No need to go all caps. The couple’s been punished already.
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  25. No, they’d be too tiny to even push it down.
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  26. We assume pudding because that would look bad enough on its own.
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  27. Oh… I always wondered what “pissing contest” actually meant.
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  28. Remind me, what'd they say about it that wasn't true?
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  29. I'm sure they're aware. But if you don't trust TYT... why stick around long enough to comment?
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  30. Why do you think that is?
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  31. You realize he’s not a furry, right? He’s a guy wearing a mascot suit because direct exposure to crowds makes him nervous, but he still wants to make his point.
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  32. Easier said than done. That stupidity stresses bonds between friends and family, and most people aren't inclined to cut them for the functional benefit.
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  33. Isn’t this called “Tall Poppy Syndrome”?
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  34. They don't go anywhere. It's pure fear-mongering.
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  35. You just answered your own question.
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  36. 2:10 If he stopped it as President, maybe don’t imply it’s the same one going on now.
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  37. I'll just repeat the idea that got floated on The Damage Report a few days ago - charge people for putting swear words and racial slurs in their tweets. Elon's appealing to an audience that just might go along with that.
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  38. The importance of wearing a belt, ladies and gentlemen.
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  39. If they got censored, then it was more about how derogatory they were than which way the facts pointed. The Court is 6-3 in large part because Justice Ginsberg succumbed to old age, and her wish to keep the spot vacant until after the election was ignored. As much as I hate the people who made that happen, I don’t want anyone to get killed over it - and I would get censored for implying as much.
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  40. You mean a medal?
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  41. I don’t hate the ad. I just don’t think it should leave anyone thinking a “Jag” is a bright-colored jacket. If a “Jag” is a car, show a car.
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  42. What car does it want me to buy? I didn’t see one.
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  43. And that would be fine… if it didn’t leave out any indication that it’s a car business. That’s the only part that bothers me. It gives the wrong message to people who’ve never heard of the brand before.
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  44. The people who see it and mistakenly think Jaguar is a fashion line might. Nothing against the bright presentation, but if it’s a company that sells cars, they should show a car somewhere.
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  45. It does have me thinking. Thinking about whether Jaguar is a fashion line or a redecorating business. Because they didn’t really specify.
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  46. Moral myopia. That’s the best way I can describe it.
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  47. 6:20 Who'd he say was weaker?
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  48. Bernie’s not running for President right now. And back when he was, elite distaste for his progressive positions brought him down before mental decline ever could.
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  49. 3:39 😂
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  50. Okay. What does that have to do with anything?
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