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

  1. Not only don't they work, but the harm caused by wearing them is indisputable. Fauci is a total fraud. Over-the-hill bureaucrat trying to be relevant. He's a bigger danger to me than COVID-19.
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  2. With friends like Megan Kelly, who needs enemies?
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  3. I'm not sure he was standing up against it. I think he was confessing to an apparent flaw in policies he was implementing.
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  4. No surprise that the system is rigged against conscience. Paul Rossi is just another Lindsey Shepherd, who ALSO recorded one of these closed-door meetings between a teacher and yet another latterday fascist masquerading as a school administrator.
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  5. She committed the cardinal sin of pointing who the actual Nazis were, and they're the ones accusing everyone else of being fascists and white supremacists. For such heresy, she HAD to be canceled.
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  6. So you canceled Disney+. Shows how behind the times you were to even buy it in the first place.
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  7.  @blizzy6392  January, 2017 was when Democrats' heads exploded. They've been in a fever dream, ever since.
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  8. Nancy's lied like this for years. Why is this a thing?
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  9. She thinks she's the queen of the USA.
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  10. I didn't much care about or for Trump, until the day after the 2016 election, when the left came unglued, and I started thinking he wasn't that bad.
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  11. Yup. Things will seem to ease, but some will retain the authoritarian mind-set.
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  12. Roe-v-Wade wasn't a statement supporting the rights of women. It was a decision based on 1960s science as to the point at which a fetus was considered a human being, essentially on the viability of the fetus outside the womb. If it's not a person, it's just tissue being removed from a citizen's body. If it's a human, it's murder. Science has changed a lot since then.
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  13. She's a little too skinny. But I could overlook that, if she could overlook how butt-ugly, foul and vice-ridden I am. That, and do something about that pesky husband of hers.
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  14. Republicans bought into big government a long time ago. Now, they're just arguing with Democrats about minor differences within a larger delusion.
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  15.  @JohnCarterRocks  Unless you're advocating for nuclear power, you don't know what you're talking about. Going on a battery-manufacturing rampage is not necessarily good for the planet. And it looks like Germany, which is "ahead" of the USA in denying itself fossil fuels, is going to see significant deforestation, as millions will be forced to use wood to heat their homes, this winter. I know you have your eye on a better future, but you don't really understand the realities of the present or the true costs of creating the specific future you want to force everyone to occupy.
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  16.  @somercet1  Well put!
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  17. ​ @bvegannow1936  School Choice is an important first step. Education should be a product like shoes or food that responsible parents understand is their responsibility to provide.
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  18. Concur with others: Pure projection by lefties.
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  19.  @safffff1000  Fascists and Communists are just two brand names for the same socialist rot. Nazis versus Commies is like Genovese versus Gambino crime families. Whoever wins, there'll be crooks in charge.
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  20. Yes. Robber barons understand that SJW culture is more of a barrier to little guys getting ahead than anything else. They play the SJW game in order to stay on top.
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  21. That 43% who want more government are breaking my heart. They just don't GET IT! The margin between insane wannabe-serfs and sane Americans is far too narrow.
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  22. Yes. Let the Church of LDS micro-manage everybody's lives, instead! Heh.
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  23. They had damn near a century of Enlightenment writing and millennia of history from which to draw. Democrats can't remember last week's talking points, let alone remember history. Everything they said and stood for had already been debated and figured out by the late 18th Century. Every minute since has been devoted to forgetting.
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  24.  @original_poster  Not quite. But just return us to the pre-3-letter-agency form of government and we'll all be much better off. Everything done to protect us from robber barons has made them more powerful. They write the laws and regulations that supposedly protect us from them. Then we could focus on the military-industrial complex, which is the one thing that'll always be with us as long as we defend our nation from outside aggression.
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  25. Any institution bringing back masks is either incompetent or malign.
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  26. Never heard of her. She's great!
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  27. KJP isn't targeting people with discernment. She's targeting Democrats and other low-information voters.
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  28. The only thing that really changed on The View is the establishment narratives and how the establishment takes down opposing views, now, as opposed to 20 years ago. Now, it's far more authoritarian, and being loud and acting upset is considered legitimate argumentation.
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  29. Lots of places STILL pushing masks. They're all saying "I'm stupid and brainwashed."
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  30. They got so rich they turned commie. Strangest thing, until you realize that after you've got yours, the best way to keep everybody else down is to talk commie.
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  31.  @myblacklab7  Pretty much.
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  32. The college game is more pure, but the players are getting rippped off by the NCAA which is about as crooked an organization as there is. As a college prof, I see the pressures on the athletes and how they're steered away from academic achievement so the school can have a great team.
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  33. I was brought up Christian, though I'm no longer practicing. Well, I dunno. Actually, I do thank the Creator when I eat, quietly to myself. But I'm beyond the whole "Come by faith to live forever" dogma. I just see a lot of good in the creation of an archetype that I believe is all good and all knowing, and try to get to that "What would Jesus (or a good guy) do?" when facing moral questions. But I don't believe, per sê. Not beyond the occasional superstitious twinge that God saw me flip that field-stripped cigarette (no filter) into the weeds. It's built in by years of indoctrination that I've grown beyond, in the "fervent belief" sense. Anyway, I started this rant to say that a sincere Christian will just modify his understanding/interpretation of the wisdom in ancient scripture. You learn, if you live long enough, that it ain't all to be taken literally, not to mention the version of it that I was raised on was re-written by King James's court. And the 10 commandments are pretty good, especially if you alter that 1st one from "I am the Lord they God...." to a humble admission "I'm a human and I didn't BUILD this world. I inhabit it and rejoice in it."
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  34. Enlightenment was breaking us out of the whole Divine Right of Kings bullshit. Hobbes is a big name in the movement, and he pushed the science of government, although he was still traditionalist in the "submit to the (anointed) sovereign" cant. But Locke was really good for pushing us in the direction of the science of gov't. BTW, if we were serious about science of gov't (as opposed to "political science"), I think the science would show that maximizing individual authority and autonomy and severely restricting gov't to an absolute minimum number of responsibilities is optimal for economic, ecologic and political progress. We need to break out of "progress = more gov't programs."
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  35. Actually, it's a pretty good system, except for the fact that politicians get re-elected by expanding the role of central gov't into areas it was specifically proscribed from doing ANYthing. Charity is not in the Constitution. Social Security is not in the Constitution. Unchecked growth of gov't is not a conspiracy, so much as it's a lazy slide into corruption, the MINUTE gov't exceeds its mandate. All our famous presidents grabbed power. Decades of congresses peopled by professional politicians, who secure re-election by bribing the electorate and stealing from future generations by running up debt by simultaneously spending on everything and not taxing beyond the point of revolt. It's a death-spiral of democracy, marked by bloated bureaucracy.
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  36. Freedom to be full of shit is part of freedom. In such a setting, it behooves one to spend some time finding truth and exposing liars and flawed reasoning. And it's happening, in dribs and drabs. What you're totally missing in this "outlawing lies" is you then put all the power of the state behind suppressing "lies." Once that's on the books, all you have to do is control the handful of people who decide what a "lie" is. A respecter of self and others would be against such a law. You're promoting a fallacy.
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  37. Sounds scary, Steven Hanson.
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  38. They definitely sold us out on trade deals. Some of that was to keep a lid on prices so the people at home didn't rebel at our government's inflationary monetary policies. Slave labor, abroad, helps to keep that under wraps. Also, these very favorable trade deals for our trading partners is a way they manufactured consent to build alliances and make it SEEM like the wars they wanted to fight were broadly supported around the world. That was a huge part of getting NATO to go along with our adventurism in the Middle East.
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  39. Almost since our nation's birth, there have been robber barons eager to influence the government to tilt the playing field in their favor. It's called crony capitalism and it seeped into our system very early, with such things as land grants to robber barons and thieves to build the transcontinental railroad. The pesky natives obstructed this "noble goal," and so the robber barons got the U.S. Cavalry to back their play. This and other corrupt/fascist plays by our government throughout its history are what fuel the Howard-Zinn characterization of American history. We didn't CURE our ills by asking government to solve them. We made them worse, or just created OTHER problems, also 'requiring' government intervention (i.e. force) to "fix." Zinn gets some things right, but totally mischaracterizes things to fit HIS state-centric world view. Free-market capitalism is good. Crony capitalism is bad. Progressives claim that the latter is the former "run amuck,' when the only problem with free-market capitalism is it creates so much wealth that even idiot socialists can survive long enough to destroy it. Where America went wrong was NOT with free markets. Where it went wrong was when it DEPARTED from free markets, in the name of whatever latest lie they were feeding the public. Not a HUGE Ayn Rand fan, but her book, "Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal" gives chapter and verse on regulatory capture and crony capitalism dating back to the 19th Century. This isn't about Reagan and Thatcher, although they both did little to slow the march towards a peculiar, fascist-flavored form of socialism. If we just stuck to our limited-government principles in the first place, we wouldn't be ruled by multinational corporations, today. Government isn't the scourge of the robber barons. It's their partner in crime, and the most powerful partner the corporations could have hoped for.
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  40. How about condemning the USA or Israel for some of THEIR actions, Dave? Your Zionism is showing.
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  41. When I was first looking for work, I loved the idea of project-based learning, and teaching math in the context of larger interdisciplinary work. Kid WILL learn Fourier Transforms, to finish his signal-processing project. Teach basic calculus through Newtonian physics... Looked like a good gig, with all kinds of openness to different teaching and learning models. It was a little intimidating, because I'd have to mind my p's and q's in more than one discipline, but looked like a fun place to ply my trade, if there were buy-in from the student body. Bridges basically created an institution of higher disruption, and his success was manifest in the campus takeover.
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  42. Tulsi's a hopeless socialist. She's only "right" on regime-change foreign policy being bad. This is the one redeeming feature in progressive politics, which opposes neoliberalism on this ONE issue. On all other issues, like nanny government, more regulations, less freedom: They Agree.
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  43. They gas-lit us then. They're gas-lighting us now. We all went through it. We know what went on. But these are Democrats and government bureaucrats. They get away with whatever they want.
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  44. They went along with us and we went along with WEF, WHO, CDC, FDA and NIH. I say "we," but most of my friends told them to shove their mandates up their a$$.
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  45. Double-speak from a corrupt and incompetent political hack.
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  46. It just sucks that guys like Ben Carson are endorsing Trump instead of Trump endorsing someone like Ben Carson. Trump appears to be the lesser of two great evils, but he's still all-in on the state of Israel, which was a thorn the British Empire left in the sides of Arabs in 1948, with our full support, leaving us pumping money and death into the Middle East ever since, to preserve that thorn. We need a proxy? We don't need a proxy. We need to operate as a nation of free people, with no lust for the possessions or lands of any other nation. Period. Trump sort of gets it, but his support for Israel is rock solid. So we will never truly be at peace. Ever. I wish no ill on Israel, but at the same time, it was an artificiality imposed on the Middle East by the last gasp of the British Empire and the first breath of the American. I don't want an empire. The blowback eventually destroys you.
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  47.  @PHeMoX  Most disruption is counter-productive. Speech is not disruption, although it may turn out to be disruptive if it's persuasive enough. As in nature, most mutations/departures from the norm are anti-survival. We must tolerate the mutant ideas, be skeptical of them, and on rare occasions, ADOPT them, because they're BETTER! :o)
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  48.  @halfwaysleet  I heard about that. I didn't hear it was a gay pride thing.
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  49.  @hoorayimhelping3978  Yes. Speaking truth to non-stop liars and charlatans may not be the wisest move. It's the RIGHT move. I'd trust Elon a lot more if he didn't line up for government subsidies and tax breaks for government-approved green tech like all the rest of the fat cats.
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  50.  @PHeMoX  European nations never enshrined free speech as a right. In different places, people may speak more or less freely, by custom, but the government can snatch it away at the government's pleasure. The U.S. government is the ONLY government in the WORLD that is explicitly constrained from infringing on the right to speak freely and voice your dissent, and the U.S. government chafes at the restriction and has done everything possible to control speech, without being caught doing it. The Twitter Files show beyond a doubt that the U.S. government regularly censors the news on Big Tech and legacy media alike. There's no way they wouldn't ALL behave exactly as Twitter, FaceBook, the New York Times, cable news, and report the exact same things, with the exact same wording, inclusions and omissions if it weren't all coming from one place. I'm done giving the benefit of the doubt. Any lack of transparency. Any redaction. Any suppression of stories. Any de-platforming of critics and dissidents. I'm just done. I am henceforth assuming that every bit of corporate-sponsored media are lying. I assume that any media for children published in the last 10 years is something I wouldn't want my kids to watch, until proven otherwise. In the words of a system administrator: Hosts Deny: All is the default until personally vetted by me.
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