Comments by "daryl foster" (@darylfoster7944) on "The Rubin Report" channel.

  1.  @randallsimmons391  it's more like we convinced them to let us be there. And whether they want us there or not is irrelevant. It's unnecessary for defense of the U.S.
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  2. Isn't that heterophobic?
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  3. It's unfortunate that it takes a situation of absolute desperation before people will abandon their idiotic, failed policies.
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  4. When your only concern in life is staying alive, then you might as well be dead.
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  5. She's not a doctor, but she stayed at a Holiday Inn Express.
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  6.  @nickyalousakis3851  it's progressive for the criminal. For the rest of us, not so much.
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  7. It does to Democrats
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  8. But they act like the majority are gay, when it's in fact a very small percentage of the population. I think there's probably an inordinately high percentage of gays working in the entertainment business, and they seem to believe that the content should reflect their demographics instead of those of their viewers.
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  9. 1% seems high to me
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  10. No, it was a constitutional republic
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  11. Anyone born after the 1960s has lived with the nanny state their entire lives. It's like a drug; they don't know how to survive without it.
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  12.  @TeamHans  and feminism. And transgenderism.
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  13. Elon won't stoop to their level. He has more important things to do.
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  14. All throwing pizza simultaneously
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  15.  @kinjunranger140  there are almost three million federal employees, with an average salary of $106k plus benefits. That's roughly $450B, hardly a pittance.
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  16.  @JimmyJimmyRiddle  I would recommend the book Overcharged: Why Americans Pay Too Much For Health Care
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  17. Isn't that a mall store?
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  18. Where does the doctor come into play? Do they not have an ethical responsibility to say no, in certain circumstances?
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  19. To not be able to open a bank account, you have to have over drafted your account repeatedly or done something similar, so as to completely trash your bank credit.
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  20. Still true today
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  21. George Carlin — 'Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.'
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  22. Conspiracy theories have a way of turning into reality
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  23. Interest rates weren't kept low for over 10 years because of excess inventory. They were kept low so the government could borrow and spend like drunken sailors.
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  24.  @debanydoombringer1385  also, the quality of the employees tends to drop off as the hiring inflates.
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  25. I don't agree with this woman, but we have active duty military personnel in 178 countries.
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  26. Like "safe and effective". Funny how I don't seem to hear that much anymore.
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  27. And it hasn't appreciably affected the poverty rate. Who could have guessed?
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  28.  @artstrology  that's temporary. User engagement on X has increased, and it functions much better than before.
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  29. RFK won't fix health care. We need a free market solution.
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  30. Also, might have something to do with paying a lot more taxes when you're older. When you're in college, it's easy to be in favor of spending other people's money.
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  31. Maybe it should be a Seinfeld episode
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  32.  @243SUGARCUBE  that's temporary. Wait until she makes a fool of herself debating.
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  33.  @nathanielalgernon975  yeah, that's a great strategy. Vote based on skin color. I'm sure 90% of black people will vote for Harris for that reason only.
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  34. I love the line from Atlas Shrugged: "There's no such thing as a lousy job - only lousy men who don't care to do it."
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  35.  @4TIMESAYEAR  like free donuts if you got the vax? When 80% of the Covid deaths are fat people. It would be comical if it weren't so pathetic.
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  36. Safe is a euphemism for butt hurt, when someone says something that upsets their narrative. Liberalism used to mean tolerance, but they have become very intolerant.
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  37.  @ronwatford7331  you're arguing semantics. The majority of the population lives in cities. Elections are decided by people, not land masses.
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  38. Those three companies do not own 88% of the S&P 500. They have a total of $21T under management, and that's not just stocks. They have cash, bonds, real estate, and probably some other stuff. The value of the S&P is $37T.
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  39. The immediate concern is to rid the Congress of the Democratic majority in November. Then Biden becomes a lame duck. He is not going to win in 2024, no matter what, in fact he may not even run. His own party is already turning against him.
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  40. The second question is, are they constitutional? Even if the department of education were bringing value, I would still want it to be abolished.
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  41. "health care" is a widely overused and misused term. There's very little care that's actually about health. It's more like medical treatment and experimentation.
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  42. No, cut the work force. X fired 80% of its employees, and it's working just fine.
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  43. And balancing the budget
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  44. Jimmy "turn down your thermostat" Carter
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  45.  @bricaaron3978  my method is more restrictive than yours. I say you pay $100 tax, you get 100 votes. You pay $1 million, you get 1 million votes. I'm not sure about the feminism part, but social welfare seemed to begin shortly after women got the right to vote. They are the driving force behind government handouts.
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  46. She's promising free stuff. People will always vote for that.
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  47. Not sure it's less important, it just has a different type of value.
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  48. It reminds me of the scene in Midnight Express, in which the inmates are walking the wheel, and the main character starts walking in the opposite direction.
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  49. The hotel will be completely trashed by these people. Then the hotel owner will have to file insurance claims or chase the city for damages. Also, what if none of the hotel owners want to participate in this madness? Will they be forced? If I owned a hotel, I sure as hell wouldn't do it.
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  50.  @user-om4wm4ky9h  what should we have done? Absolutely nothing. We should have left both of them in Russia to serve out their terms. You break the law in another country, you pay the consequences. Her excuse that she packed her cannabis inadvertently doesn't ring true.
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