Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

  1.  @justsomenobody889  True. I like Dumpster Fire with Bridget Phetasy because she just makes fun of everyone. I'm politically homeless and it's almost impossible to find anything unbiased. I'm 100% supporting Trump this election, but if team blue produced a better platform and the right acted like the current left does then I'd jump ship immediately. I support whoever makes the most sense at the time. I don't trust anybody who only votes for one side.
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  2. It's not a tax literally nor figuratively. You pay a set fee for a chance at a set reward. That's literally it. Where that money goes is irrelevant. A tax is money paid directly to a government for a service. This is not that. And I think it's on ethical to deny people who are poor the chance to win millions of dollars for a tiny charge. It's also arrogant because you're assuming that the poor are stupid and don't know what they're doing. They know the odds of winning are incredibly low.
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  3. I really hope he reads and truly thinks deeply about this comment section. Only an absolute zombie zealot would not read this overwhelmingly negative comment section about how biased it is, and not do some soul-searching. There are so many great YouTube channels, and I only have so much time, and I'm done with this one because now there's an asterisk next to Johnny's name. How do we know he doesn't do this with everything? Sorry man, I'm out.
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  4. Fortunately we can get there by proxy with newsletters. You can get very good newsletters from experts in a variety of industries who know the movers and shakers and this info is for hundreds or the low thousands per year and is worth every penny, and are publicly available for subscription. Anyone going about their investing all on their own is nuts. Spend the money.
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  5. I'm sorry, but I have to downvote this. The title is a lie and the conclusion is a lie. There's a big difference between a tax on the poor and a fee for a lottery paid by the poor voluntarily. The only part that's even remotely a scam is that in America you don't get the amount of money that it says on the billboard (in other countries you do) but that's common knowledge or else that joke on Friends would not have gotten a laugh.
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  6. That's how it starts. I loved the John Oliver show when it started, but the comments we're always full of people who seem like they had inside knowledge who were calling out how bad the video was. Then I saw a video I knew a lot about and it was absolute rubbish. Certain things let you see behind the mask.
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  7. I puts an asterisk next to anything he does now for me though. There are a plethora of awesome YouTube channels and I only have so much time. Goodbye Johnny Harris.
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  8. The flat earth model covers for that. It's about the sun being much closer to the earth, like 30 miles up for something. They also say the sun is tiny. Technically that would indeed account for the shadows.
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  9. Can you prove that people had assumed the earth was flat before?
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  10. Great video, but you missed a GIANT factor. I went down the rabbit hole myself and it seems like at the end of each hole I almost always found religion. If they talked long enough, it almost always came back to God and the bible. A huge % of them think it's a conspiracy to remove God from our lives so it can be supplanted with NWO stuff. Also, they think that it's about hiding resources etc. Most of the science seemed to just be about justifying their conspiracy belief as opposed to them caring about the science in and of itself.
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  11.  @hufflepuff6809  You've experienced this happening super frequently in Canada? Interesting. I'm middle aged and I've encountered this maybe twice ever, and I've lived in many cities in Canada and I've never heard anybody talk about it other than on the internet.
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  12. What's funny is a day or two after I commented, the one across from my work had the ice cream down and I had to laugh. A couple days later it was good to go though. @hufflepuff6809 
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  13. Look up how much nutrition training your MD has. You will be shocked. They know much, much less about nutrition than you'd assume, and I'm disappointed in Johnny Harris for giving your comment a heart.
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  14.  @JSilb  Well said.
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  15.  @itsbroiled  it's funny that vitamins are something that people can hate so much. It's like a religion.
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  16. Eat healthy instead? I remember looking in the Canadian food guide from 1982, and then from 2002. Soils have been depleted so badly that the modern food literally doesn't have the same nutritional content they used to unless you get it from some regenerative organic farm type deal.
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  17. Nah, he didn't directly go after the Clintons. He won't be adding to the body count.
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