Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "The Rubin Report" channel.

  1. Bill Maher. Everyone seems to think he's clever and worldly, but he just adopts this cynical pose and pretends. He's the most pretentious man on television.
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  2. Makes millions as a climate grifter. Buys beachfront property. His own home has the carbon footprint of a small city.
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  3. Trump shows what a 70-something who never smoked or drank is like.
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  4. When Justin Trudeau virtue-signals about rights, it makes me nauseous.
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  5. If I get outed as a libertarian, I might just have to pretend to be gay, just for the oppression points, to maybe survive.
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  6. "If you don't agree with our solution, you're not serious about solving the problem." - Every Democrat
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  7. "Dogma" was a great movie. You'd think the guy involved in that would be pretty smart. Affleck is not smart.
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  8. Pediatric associations are approving the care. The establishment is broken.
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  9. It's naked fascism, from the people who accuse everyone who disagrees with any tenet of their orthodoxy of being fascists. It's a pretty neat trick, accusing others of what you're doing, to muddy the waters and continue your never-ending power plays.
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  10. They teach courses in activism, and the techniques of silencing opposition by any means necessary, rather than debating things, rationally.
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  11. Dyson is full of hate and monetizing his hate rhetoric. He's too smart not to know what he's doing, which is what makes him such a deplorable human being.
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  12. It breeds incompetence and institutional failure, as well. This shit is just dressed-up sexism and racism.
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  13. Yes, you may play make-believe, but you may not force everyone else to participate in your game,
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  14. When thugs come to your town to burn, loot and murder, and the police do little, then defending yourself and your neighbors is EXACTLY what you should do.
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  15. The "strong and brave" mothers - especially the single ones - will do ANYthing for the free baby-sitting. If giving the little one the jab will take the little one off her hands from 8 am to 4 pm, every day, Mom can get back to normal. I told one of those mom's (without realizing she was one of 'those' mom's) that "They want us to give our kids an experimental jab, whose long-term effects are unknown and unknowable for YEARS, because a bunch of fat teachers are deathly afraid of catching cooties."
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  16. Government won't "fix" Big Tech. Government created Big Tech with $$$ and special laws that amount to special privileges. That's not free market. That's fascism. So it's no surprise to see how Big Tech is behaving.
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  17. The biggest, historic "market failures" are invariably the consequence of government interventions.
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  18. After the Gulag leaked out, championing socialism became a tough sell. Since George Orwell - a former socialist - figured out it was all a sham, the elites switched tactics from "Socialism is great!" to systematically discrediting free-market capitalism. With generations indoctrinated against free-market capitalism, socialism became more and more popular amongst academics, who dared not speak its name until quite recently. Now we're back to the 1920s, again, where socialism represents some kind of utopian alternative to free-market capitalism and limited government. Most people don't understand the basic principles and main differences between socialist authoritarianism and free-market capitalism. Nobody understands the concept of Adam Smith's "Invisible Hand," because it's, well, invisible! It's far easier to parade a few people you used taxpayer money to benefit than it is to show the destruction of the engine of prosperity that lifts EVERYone. It's not an invisible hand. It's an invisible tide that raises all boats simultaneously, through millions of individual transactions and choices made VOLUNTARILY by people. The so-called 'left' (whom I see as re-branded authoritarian right with a kinder, gentler mask) don't trust the people, so they foolishly put all their faith in the most toxic power seekers in the country, rewarding foolish policies with votes, because there's Free Stuff in it for those who support total demagogues. Most of the progress of the 20th Century was in SPITE of what the government was doing. Our free-market economy generated so much wealth and prosperity that the erosion of our prosperity by demagogues was not as great as the engine of prosperity: Free people incentivized to excellence by profit. The economy is NOT a zero-sum game. We CREATE wealth through hard work and innovation. And we get the most innovation from a free society that allows EVERYbody the right to KEEP what they build or earn. Socialists hate that. They want power and they want to MAKE winners they can show off, rather than LETTING people win on their own merits.
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  19. "For your survival, you're going to have to give up living."
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  20. There's a black dude been doing the ground work for his own gubernatorial campaign, and Jenner just sucked the oxygen out of the room.
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  21.  @DM-dk7js  MY dream is to be a rocket therapist. Now, give me your money.
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  22. Gays: "Not everyone of my persuasion has the same opinions and the far lefties among us try to silence all dissent." Everybody else: "First time?"
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  23. Crony capitalism is not a creature of the right. It's the time-honored tradition of Statism/Collectivism. The right is on the limited-gov't end of the spectrum. Military-Industrial complex is fascism and fascism isn't of the right. Nazis were just a different branding of socialism. Soviets and Nazis were more ALIKE than they were different. They were opposed to one another for the same old conflicts of national interest as they ever were in the days of Tsars and Kaisers and Kings. Main difference between the 2 brands is the fascists don't nationalize industry. They merely command it, which as the John Birch Society would point out, is the same thing, in practice. Nazi industrialists did what the government told them, and Soviet industrialists were just as privileged and wealthy as any in Nazi Germany.
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  24.  @necrophagus9  Stay black-pilled on the nature of people who seek top office. Fight to reduce the size and scope of government. Stay red-pilled on America. The people just have to wrest control back from self-interested and corrupt individuals and the institutions they swarm to.
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  25. Coming over from Africa makes you much different from somebody of African descent immersed in American entitlement culture. The excellent performance in our education and economy by Africans proves that it isn't skin color holding people back, but their attitude. There are as many or more white people infected by entitlement culture, but there's an expectation that a person of color think exactly the way white liberals WANT them to think (and vote), and if you think for yourself, they call you a race traitor. There are people on the right who will call whites "race traitors" for NOT being racist, but they are a very small minority that are very much marginalized. On the LEFT, the least tolerant and most racist people dominate the conversation, and are singled out for praise. What's ironic is how those who FOLLOW the narrative are called stunning and brave, while those like yourself, who THINK, are shunned, doxxed and abused in the public square.
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  26.  @TheSophisticatedSavage  His audiences are really left and really low-information. It's annoying. Imagine a crowd that clapped every time someone said "And God Said..." Same thing.
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  27. ... which won her a gig with Biden.
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  28.  @AtrusOranis  Yes. Anti-racism is a self-fulfilling prophecy, because it generates resentment amongst whites towards blacks, perpetuating a problem that was WELL on its way to being solved, when the anti-racists, living in a time warp, seek to drag us back into the 1950s which they occupy in their minds. They have this 1950s caricature of the so-called "right" that doesn't really exist, or didn't, until they started this big critical race theory push, confirming all the worst biases in the worst people of ALL colors.
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  29. Targeted, COORDINATED harassment. Cowardly mob.
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  30. I've often thought along the same lines. And Trump Derangement Syndrome is a very real thing, and the last, spiteful, money-grubbing act of "crumbling media" is to infect as many as possible with it. It is very true that a LOT of people think it's funny as hell that millions hang on every tweet. I see Syndromers all the time, at work and socially. They HATE the man. BOILING hatred. Want him DEAD. As a Libertarian, at heart, I've always been disappointed by our refusal to govern ourselves, intelligently. My guy NEVER wins. But I've always just hoped for the best - and seen some of the best coming out in Dave Rubin Report and other outside-of-mainstream outlets - and expected the worst. And yes, if Hillary had won, things would've continued more or less the same as Obama, with an Iron Lady hawkishness abroad that nobody anticipated. I think folks are right when they say Republicans start wars. But nobody pays attention to how Democrats escalate the tensions and leave the pot simmering, hoping it doesn't boil over, but if it does, it gives them emergency powers and a nice bump in popularity.
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  31. The ideology has grown because its seeds were planted in fertile soil. It couldn't have grown without government-funded infrastructure underpinning it. We can root out CRT, but the ground is still plowed-up and fertilized by corrupt institutions.
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  32. @timothy ritter I don't think so. I think good people are drawing together, regardless of race. The haters are few in number but have legacy-media platforms that they're killing as fast as possible. It's actually good - in a way - that they're actually saying this BS out loud.
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  33.  @europaeuropa3673  Wake me up when extreme climate change hits, because it hasn't, since the last big volcano, which pretty much did away with summer for a couple years.
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  34.  @Bolo2028  He has been since AIDS in the 1980s. The man's a monster.
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  35. Yes, Patrick. The "activists" of the current era have zero sense of history. Blissfully unaware of the mistakes they are repeating.
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  36. You let them all in and now they will out-breed you. On your dime.
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  37. School choice is a step in the right direction, but you will never have true control over your child's education whenever someone else is paying for it. Even though taxpayers pay, it's government officials who will decide the criteria for receiving funds. That's the soft control that the U.S. government has exercised over education for decades.
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  38. And they're going to use it to steal from the rest of the states. Getting a big federal bailout is the only way they can salvage their bankrupt policies without themselves paying the true cost. They were going broke long before the lockdown.
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  39. They've been indoctrinating for so long, that the teachers, themselves, are raised in the "culture," and are oblivious to how crazy they sound. That's the problem with progressivism. When they know their audience is more or less traditional, they take more care in how they wheedle the ideas into kids' heads. Now, they're so immersed and surrounded by others just like them in the profession, that they are totally uninhibited in their lunacy. I had a short debate with a humanities professor pushing the "There is no objective truth" nonsense. I held up a pencil. I dropped it. "See? It falls DOWN. It's called 'gravity!'"
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  40.  @steveheffner  And alternative news sites are the main problem the manipulators of the public square have.
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  41. Engels used HIS inheritance to pay for Marx's lifestyle. Marx was so incompetent, Engels eventually put him on a fixed allowance.
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  42. James Woods. The actor I never liked. He just looked mean and his characters were always mean and nasty. Then he took a blow-torch to Twitter and now I admire him because he's mean and nasty. And brutally honest. I'd like to think I'd be just like him if I had "Fuck you" money.
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  43.  @biscottigelato8574  It's simple. De-commission half of the federal departments. Slash federal agencies. Neither are fit to purpose, and they never really were. "Regulations" just give the worst actors a shield (the government) against the people's wrath.
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  44. Natural beauty. Big brain. Kind. Humble. Perfect woman.
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  45. Afghanistan is already a memory. Nobody held to account. Nobody surprised.
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  46. They're not spending all of our money. They're spending our grandkids' money.
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  47. But... But... Gwyneth Paltrow was force to eat BREAD during lock-downs. IMAGINE THE SACRIFICE SHE MADE. FOR US!
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  48. I work in education. Who do you think mandated it in schools that took federal money? The word came down, for sure. "Start pushing this crap or we're going to look into whether your school can offer federal financial aid to your students." They "suggested" CRT be pushed, but the word was crystal clear that "smart" administrators would get out ahead on it, or be punished, later.
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  49. It's not Tim who's strangely fixated on children's genitals. He's speaking against those who are.
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  50. Better late than never!
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