Comments by "KpCraftster" (@kpcraftster6580) on "Lunduke reads YouTube Comments" video.

  1. 15:04 To be fair, you are rather long winded and repeat yourself often. I enjoy it, but I know several people irl who don't watch you for no other reason than because, and I quote, "that guy needs so many words to say so little". As far as I know the minimum and maximum video lengths have been done away with long since, so at this point it is purely a stylistic choice.
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  2. Oh phew, LA as in Louisiana. I was scared for a second 😂
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  3. 20:59 Awesome, let's start with your Locals... Seriously though, it is a bad method of payment. And Stripe supports better methods, Locals just hasn't implemented them.
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  4. Locals accepting paysafecard yet?
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  5. Hey but this is interesting. When I replied I gave you a like, which I can still see while I'm signed in here. But when I look on another device where I'm not signed in, your comment does not have any likes... Dammit youtube!
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  6. "It's not what you know but whom you know" is absolutely anti-meritocracy. Just because that is how it works for everyone doesn't make it more meritocratic.
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  7. 25:46 You are misrepresenting the argument here. They aren't just Jews, they are evil leftists. Being Jewish doesn't protect one from being held accountable for ones actions. Yet leftist Jews always try that on.
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  8. For example, any criticism of George Soros is automatically dismissed as antisemitism. Completely ignoring the fact that there isn't a bigger antisemite out there than Soros.
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  9. As an independent, what is your take on the LNC and the nomination of Chase Oliver?
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  10. You shouldn't have to provide an ID to buy a pack of cigarettes or a pack of beer either. And the sales clerk shouldn't have to verify your ID. Either ban cigarettes and beer for everyone, or better, place the onus of parenting on the parents.
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  11. OK, you say that is a different topic, but is it really? You are accepting the current de jure status quo about brick and mortar stores, and trying to think of how legislation can be expanded to enforce the same online. How is that different from rolling back the legislation from brick and mortar stores, so they are no different from the current de facto status quo online?
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  12.  @josephlh1690  lmao, found the tankie Why the hell would you support having to verify yourself in order to buy alcohol, tobacco or firearms? ATF are not prescription grade medication, so that is completely different. But now you mention it, if you privatize pharmacies, as they should be, then it is up to the pharmacy to decide if they want to hand out prescription meds like candy or not. I know prohibition did not go well (see my comment under Lunduke's EFF video), but you are exaggerating how badly it went and distorting the reason why. Obviously no regulation whatsoever is preferable to a complete ban, but those are the only legitimate options, everything else is statist cognitive dissonance. What I'm suggesting would lead to liberty, nothing more, nothing less. If you find that much worse than the current situation, that says a lot about you - nothing good, just a lot.
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