Comments by "Captain Capitalism" (@captaincapitalism264) on "CBN News" channel.

  1. As Milton Friedman said, people should be free enough to drug themselves into death if they choose to -- so long as they do not affect the liberty of other citizens in the process. These thug/drug-hugging city & state policies end up affecting the safety of other citizens in public spaces, so they violate that liberty-respecting axiom and should be repealed.
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  2. Thank you for the in-depth interview with this young soldier of Christ, keep up the great work.
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  3.  @heyyou7536  Yes, taxpaying citizens ARE entitled to national security.
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  4. Which requires the liberal majority voters in those cities to try something other than continuously electing only Democrats to their city councils and state govts for DECADES as they have been.
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  5.  @Setsunna  Bingo. As with Seattle, they keep electing only ONE political party into power -- for DECADES by this point -- and expecting different results.
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  6.  @chelleroberson3222  Treaty law with the United Nations, regarding asylum for refugees. They should be stopping & accepted at at the FIRST U.N. member country they reach upon leaving their war/conflict-zone home country. Trekking thousands of miles through multiple countries directly violates those long-standing U.N. rules.
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  7.  @murielodette2995  Where did he say that the documents themselves were in a foreign language?
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  8.  @vvvxt  Right? Maybe on special occasions, anyway...Halloween, or other festivities. Live the way you want to live, just don't harass others in the process.
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  9. I worry about many of my friends (all middle-aged) who took the shot(s)...1 of them already did develop a heart issue 'out of the blue', though to be fair it was a year after the jab. "We shall meet again, those who have loved" (anonymous)
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  10.  @junkvista61  A wall is still working for the Vatican to this day. Do most people lock their doors at night...?
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  11. So has criminal behavior of biting or scratching other people. Live the way you want to live, but don't violate the rights of others in the process.
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  12. Whatever, so long as you don't go around biting and scratching others without consent, you do you.
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  13.  @14isoldenough  The report is about working adults...😏
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  14. Islam gonna Islam. Again.
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  15. "A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take away everything you have." (President Gerald Ford)
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  16.  @mramirez5239  And they can have it -- in the first country they find themselves in upon leaving their war/conflict-zone home country -- that's the United Nations charter & treaty law about asylum for refugees. To then trek thousands of miles through multiple U.N. member states just to get to the USA, is illegal by that treaty law.
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  17. Christians being attacked, harassed? We're like, "Oh, is it Tuesday?"
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  18.  @wyattearpswoman838  Agreed. While my belief is that God did indeed give us dominion over them, there's absolutely no reason to be cruel about our stewardship.
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  19. I mean...live the way you want to live, but once you begin violating the rights of others that's criminal behavior. But yes, schools need to get back to the "3 Rs" basics, I concur.
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  20.  @azsunburns  Exactly, that's part of the liberty-violating end of it. Ergo, immoral and wrong.
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  21. "The ruin of a nation begins in the homes of its people" (Ghanaian proverb).
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  22.  @Snuggles_the_Unholy  Right? That's part of the intent of the 1A, no state religion like the Founders escaped England from. I'm Catholic, but I in no way want a state-preferred/sanctioned religion, even if it was mine. That's not American, in any way, shape, or form. Separation of Church & State may not be words in the Constitution, but when you read the Federalist Papers that was obviously part of their intent.
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  23. And then law-abiding taxpayers get in trouble if defending themselves. What this could turn into, is what Dr. Kleck found in his extensive, wide-ranging research for his 1990s "Point Blank" book about guns and crime in America: most self-defensive gun uses by civilians goes unreported to authorities, for a variety of reasons (then, mostly because no shots were fired in over 95% of cases). Defund the police, is going to be another contributing factor I believe, in this century.
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  24. Jesus said "give unto Caesar what is Caesar's"...ultimately there shouldn't be any theocratic governments, as God would prefer to see us accept Jesus voluntarily through one of the greatest gifts he bestowed upon only us -- free will.
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  25. More evidence of the political/societal pendulum swinging at least back towards the middle, if not the Right, and away from the godless Left in recent years. Not just within the USA, but globally. As a lifelong student of political science & global society, this is most interesting...as a Believer myself, this is most promising.
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  26. Import the 3rd World, expect the 3rd World. Will the EU and UK realize this in time?
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  27.  @mistyrose76  To be fair, CBN allows comments from Everyone on this channel, which I applaud. So of course you're going to get Christian-haters here 🤷‍♂
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  28. This is in direct violation of U.N. charter & treaty law on refugee asylum. They are supposed to stop & be accepted at the FIRST country bordering their war/conflict-zone home country -- NOT then trek thousands of miles through multiple U.N. member states just to get to the USA. That is illegal by international law. They, and every government official complicit in their journey -- and the Biden Administration -- are violating the U.N. charter. The USA cannot be the welfare state to the world; that is not sustainable in the long run.
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  29.  @syddogamingke  Lawful immigrants, fine. Illegal aliens? No. Rule of law, or anarchy: pick one.
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  30. Deportation time.
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  31. That, and charter schools with vouchers (vote accordingly). The public school system in America is a legalized monopoly. It won't change/improve without sufficient competition.
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  32. Keep your head on a swivel while out in public, and try to avoid crowds/gatherings. With so many imported Islamists, it is what it is.
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  33. Nope. They spread violence & hate wherever Islamists go. The West had better realize this, sooner rather than later.
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  34.  @Lime130  And both students and parents are saying some of those Furries in school ARE harassing them. That's where the line is drawn for me.
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  35.  @Snuggles_the_Unholy  True enough...but they should also not be touching, biting, or scratching other students while doing so -- that is criminal behavior, and needs to be nipped in the bud with consequences. Sorry not sorry.
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  36. So once again, Islamists irrationally reacted to free speech with violence...got it. Simply more proof that they don't belong in Western nations.
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  37.  @jimcmf2  Semper vigilans.
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  38.  @innominandum_  Energy is never destroyed.
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  39. Here's my litmus test: what does it mean if your religion radicalizes you? For Buddhists, radicals eschew worldly possessions and enter a life of contemplative meditation. For Christians, some eschew worldly possessions and enter a cloistered life as well; some go off to missions in 3rd World countries and help the poor; while others prefer to preach to nonbelievers as peaceful evangelists. For Islam, radicalization means acts of violence against nonbelievers, following their Prophet's later teachings of spreading Islam by force/conquest. There IS a difference, and radicalized Muslims have no place in a civilized society.
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