Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. The army chief having to retire at the age of 65 explains a whole lot. All of those limits are expelled when you become president, I presume. This narrative is barely mentioned in the international news.
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  2. Macron's recent nationalist and pro-security standpoints couldn't have come any sooner. It's very much needed for France and for Europe's future. Glad that he's putting his foot down against individuals and values that don't belong there. Against potent high-risk threats.
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  3. Preventing foreign individuals from voting is a smart scheme. It prevents radical or drastic changes in the political system, ensures that the citizens who've over generations lived and deeply taken part of Swiss culture can make political changes, and prevents destabilization. Every country should do this. Switzerland are in many ways conservative in areas where it matters.
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  4. Swede here. I wish we could be a little more like the Swiss. Direct democracy and referendums on every important issue would most definitely ensure that stability, unification and peace is upheld while politicians work to serve the people rather than the opposite. Sadly, we've gone a different route.
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  5. Josh is such a great host. Stylish, eloquent and brilliant in explaining things. Smart diversification of the channel.
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  6. He probably means that all of the natural gas imports to Romania are from Russia. Not that natural gas is their only source of energy.
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  7. Qatar could afford it because it's one of the countries with the highest income per capita on earth.
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  8. Finland is really not a bad country either though. The country tops most international lists along with Estonia, Switzerland, Norway, and some others.
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  9. Cmon, don't back down. Say it
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  10. Are 25% of indians not literate? That sounds like an insane figure for a country with over 1 billion individuals.
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  11. You don't need to apologize to a rogue war criminal whom excuses terrorism and threatens Europe when he don't get his way, for referring to him by the improper name. Just a heads up ;)
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  12. Ignorance, desperation, lack of education and a failed state. There's many factors that breeds communists.
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  13. Indians: Mass dislikes the video whenever valid criticism of India or its limited military capabilities are raised by data, stats and explanations
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  14.  @drunkensailor3736  Taiwan is protected by the US and a bunch of Western allies. China wouldn't intervene there, at least not during the current state of affairs.
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  15.  @damiankomputerowiec8630  So is your solution to socialdemocratic and the welfare state Spain's economic problem is an increase in socialism? Punishing capitalists, the innovative and those that adds jobs/skills to the market will only worsen the economic situation. Do you as many other spaniards and spanish politicians see Venezuela as a success by any chance?
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  16. I wonder how many doctors are doing all they can right now to prolong Kim's life. He's a heavy smoker, eats a ton and barely exercises. Like a ticking bomb ready to explode and accordingly die. Will his doctors as in tradition be tortured once he dies?
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  17. The greatest corrupt, obese and unhealthy leader out there. The greatest power abuser.
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  18. They'll probably succeed. Look at all the investment in the country, their own investments abroad/for infrastructure projects, the cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world, opening up for tourism, and so on. Saudi Arabia isn't a poor and mismanaged country, and isn't communist, compared with Venezuela. So the countries can't really be compared.
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  19. She's quite impulsive. Imagine if she has/had the ability to press the red nuclear button based on emotion. WWIII would be close.
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  20. It's an example of diversity and Democratic leadership not being our strength. It's an example that appealing to certain groups with questionable demands and a record of bad conduct won't be effective. An example of multiculturalism without restriction not enriching us.
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  21. The digitalized world that anyone can receive access to and thrive in is way more valuable than the ability to walk outside without ending up dirty below one's feet.
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  22. By lying and using "acceptable" foreign interference for his benefits, by e.g. using funds delivered by BLM and similar organizations that foreign entities has funded.
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  23. No, they aren't. This law has been planned for a while and would've been implemented either way. It's not even controversial if you look outside of Western media and its biased sources.What's the problem in obliterating little troublemakers? Sure, the Western world will cry "human rights", but nobody in their right mind cares about such nonsense when it's about the "rights" of criminal rioting vandals.
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  24. 16:18 are you trying to tease the Polish populace here? Seduce? Or are you running out of stock photos?
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  25. Why? Those nations are unstable and don't have much to offer. They're both on the way out from the global stage, more than currently, with their pariah statuses.
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  26. Democracies can be authoritarian.
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  27. That "overexploitation" led to a bunch of opportunities, growth, jobs for Tanzanians and an improved economy. Change that dismissive attitude if you're gonna comment on the economic state of affairs. Socializing and nationalizing large swathes of the economy in Tanzania has damaged the country and resulted in the people suffering. Imagine defending such carelessness.
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  28. The only good action I've seen taken by Kamala is back when she jailed drug abusers and other criminals. She switched her stance on the matter and is now willing to excuse these convicts, while implementing the radically horrific ideas placed forward by the hostile and lawbreaking group known as BLM, and other far-left elements. Hopefully her team loses the election. We'll be way better off without a person like her with political influence.
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  29.  Mantorras Montquilla  It's one of the least corrupt countries on the planet..
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  30. Did you watch the video? Don't dismiss it immediately without analyzing the arguments or provided alternative suggestions. Who would replace Trump in the Republican party in the future? Graham?
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  31. He would never listen to leftist socialists/liberals, rightfully so. Individuals with no sense of morality or reason. MBS has his flaws, but he's nothing compared to leftists.
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  32. So he mainly speculated on the stock market and tried to inflate stock prices, buy low, sell high, and reap the profits without innovating or physically working to create goods and capital? Has he signed Bill Gates pledge to donate his wealth?
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  33. Biden has made our military/spors scene into a defamed laughing stock by his swift signatures, jeopardized national security, opened up our borders and stomped on civilized behavior. All tragic. I like his climate- and coronavirus policies though.
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  34. Or maybe because Switzerland has for long enforced a decent monetary, fiscal and social policy which has led of the creation of one of the most prosperous countries on earth that attracts investors, tourists and business ties all over the world. Their neutral policy on foreign affairs has also helped them out noticeably.
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  35. What you just said makes no sense. The average Indian per capita income has nothing to do with how much an american/british person would gain from indian viewers or views overall. And why would anyone even use "India" in the title for views, as if people would be extra fascinated by the country? Bunch of nonsense lol
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  36. Or that "we should ask his girlfriend".
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  37.  @damikem  So pensions in Israel are all personal savings built up each time a worker receives their salary (this is partially the case in many other countries too)? Or what did you mean by the pension system being a pyramid scheme in other countries?
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  38. How was Argentina doing back when they had a positive perception of fascism and nazism?
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  39. Lol no. Why should banks provide loans to criminals and people who've proven not been able to behave or handle their finances? Don't blame the system when you're a big culprit in terms of creating these problems in the first place. Don't excuse the horrific activity thrashing Detroit. Remove the roots and stand behind a zero tolerance policy against violations instead.
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  40. That was pretty bad. But as a heads up, hypocrites can oppose decadence and still occasionally turn out to be decadent hypocrites. If these people policies are in place, it'll lead to more people receiving the right guidance compared with if decadence wasn't fought at all. A few will fall down into the trap, but the majority will benefit. Compare anti-drug laws and liberal drug laws. A few stupid hypocrites will still use drugs in both systems, but they'll be deterred and punished in the former. The populace will perform better in a country with anti-drug laws in place.
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  41. Refer to them as Russian apologists, perhaps unhinged actors or individuals that defends a very questionable regime. Using the term "bot" is a weak tactic that will be dismissed.
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  42. Sweden has been experiencing waves and mass infection/death tolls since the inceptions of this virus, and the outbreak has barely been countered by the government. The authorities are even recommending against the usage of scientifically proven effective face masks. Nothing is closed. Everything is operating as normal, almost. But US gets all the attention. Belarus, Brazil, Mexico and some others are also doing horifically, with little traction or media coverage. US deserves criticism and its leadership could've done it better, but the disproportionate attention directed at the country isn't fair.
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  43. Companies will support revolutionary socialist states, BLM, Anti fascist action, or right-wing authoritarian states, if it's profitable to do so in the unregulated capitalist system. When corporations have no obligation to abide by moral values, this is what you get.
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  44. "Only 500 of the 16000 sacks of Stasi documents has been reconstructed". Lots of clues and evidence regarding the era of communist oppression to expect in the future then. Interesting.
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  45. Instead of stifling and regulating away these fields, yep.
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  46. Don't worry, the average citizen is heavily dependent on dairy products. Market will stay stable.
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  47.  @nicosmind3  SPOT on.
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  48. Conservative statist here. Libertarians tend to advocate for destroying central banking systems, eliminating most taxes, and most importantly, removing public services/infrastructure/public spending. Perhaps that is why the "commies" have a problem with them. Or perhaps it has to do with their liberal stance on drug usage.
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  49. Because her comprehensive ideas places her on the left-side of the spectrum. Not the middle, not the right. Therefore a left-wing politician.
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  50. They're not threatening the private sector from what i've seen. Just making sure that sustainable and policies of stabilization are enforced to protect the market, environment, and its people. There's nothing wrong with some state intervention.
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