Comments by "boz" (@BOZ_11) on "Metatron" channel.

  1. They sent you a FAQ, not a letter. What's up with youtube "demonetizing", but not paying you? Simple, it's called theft (in the ethical sense, since it's legal for them to rob you)
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  2.  @utrock5067  and the sycophants appear
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  3.  @angel8fingers  cos people project their characteristics and values onto their gods!!!!!
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  4.  @Blox117  or based anti ZOG politician
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  5.  @coffeefox5703  right after we harnessed fire
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  6. I'm 40% body fat, and therefore an impenetrable tank
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  7.  @misterpinkandyellow74  No way, no way. Tried it once, doesn't work. You got four guys all fighting over who's gonna be Mr. Black, but they don't know each other, so nobody wants to back down. No way. I pick. You're Mr. Pink. Be thankful you're not Mr. Yellow.
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  8. like israel/palestine
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  9.  @tdowell8615  Being Roman and being under Roman administration are two vastly different things; unless you think Hong Kongese are Anglo-Saxon
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  10.  @TaticalGenius  her "revolt" was basically killing a small garrison policing a market. It was not a pitched battle against Roman legions, despite all the adulation she gets
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  11.  @MechanicaMenace  He got fired partly for making female job applicants cry, during the interview
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  12. Gold? You know everyone had access to salt, right? From princes to paupers. You literally cannot live without it, not without severe physical and psychological symptoms. Comparing access to gold and access to salt is rather absurd, for the aforementioned reason
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  13.  @modmaker7617  "North Africa has more ties to Europe and the Middle East " - middle east, yes, not Europe. Many of the great north African figures were Turkic (Qutuz, Baibars), Phoenician (Hannibal and his family), Cleopatra (Macedonian with some Persian and Sogdian Iranian ancestry). I'm sure some figures were European, but less notable and less prevalent. You also seem to be ignorant of the Berbers and Copts, who are white and also indigenous to north Africa
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  14.  @MechanicaMenace  there's a quote of his on wiki, expounding how that was his intention (to make female applicants cry)
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  15. always the small hat people.
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  16.  @salavat294  yes it was: "Then salting the earth would make as much sense as ploughing gold coins into the ground." Don't bne weak
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  17. Interest cannot be extricated from attention
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  18. she blackety black yo
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  19. look, I've been to ROMA, and the pizza was meh (you have like 2 toppings, and no marinara sauce)
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  20. there was only a decade or so between the average man's ability to vote, and women's. Men couldn't vote either, for almost as long as women
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  21. Well said Metatron.
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  22.  @tdowell8615  no, it's like Obama becoming president of usa. Heraclius had Armenian descent. in any case there's very little roman influence in north africa, it is very much an extension of the middle east (Arabised). I'll duck out if you insist otherwwise
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  23.  @bigzed7908  YouTube seems to break frequently for creators who push against mainstream narratives, but somehow works wondrously well for anyone peddling said narrative, and oh, the YouTube accounts of large American companies like MSNBC, Forbes, NBC, etc are seemingly never demonetised. Funny how it never ever breaks for them
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  24. I don't think sexuality has an epoch gradient. If your member is in the (any) orifice of another man, you are gay. The calendar year and pertinent society makes no damnable difference. He's not wrong when he calls them so
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  25. getting the torso over would be easy
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  26.  @misterpinkandyellow74  He's of Japanese descent
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  27. You might be a better man than me, since I can see myself doing the Established Titles ads, but my stomach might churn going through the motions. Having said that, the synopsis from their site seems benign: "Every Lordship or Ladyship title pack contributes to the preservation and protection of woodland areas in Scotland. As the intention is for the land to be kept in its natural state, we ask that all interested parties do bear this in mind." EDIT: 17:28 - F*k that viewer; he's gaslighting you by using your own ethics against you; he would have you charging around Quixotically, and laugh his butt off. I know people like that
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  28. Scipio Africanus was an outstanding anomaly, perhaps to the same degree as Hannibal (in terms of military genius). Using an outlier doesn't make much sense, especially since Consul Varro, Consul Paullus, ProConsul Servilius, and Marcus Minucius Rufus were fairly retarded with regard to their respective military strategies (their lives and careers overlapped with Scipio Africanus). There's also no evidence that Carthage would have razed Rome; they hadn't done anything like that to the Numidians, Libyans and Mauretanians to control North Africa. Carthage's destruction was total. The Carthaginians were forbidden from rebuilding their city; it lay in ruins for over 50 years because of that. The Romans were driven mad with fear that another Hannibal would arise. Nobody really knows why Hannibal didn't attack Rome after Trasimene, but if it was because he expected terms, then he was far from a blood-thirsty general. Hannibal was constantly undone by Hanno II back in the Carthaginian senate, whose intention was anything but the single-minded destruction of Rome (he didn't have bloodlust, but he was no angel, he was a self-serving political wrangler who was scared Hannibal would return as king or kingmaker)
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  29. Good stuff
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  30.  @Mal0Imperzia  it's not slander if the act is permissible/acceptable. Re-jig your perception
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  31. The majority of women late 19th and early 20th century never wanted feminism either. They organised against it, knowing the pitfalls. Feminism was created by the bored daughters and wives of bourgeois men, not grassroots. Prominent women who were antagonists to feminism you can read about: Phyllis Schlafly, Mary Harrington, Carrie Chapman Catt, Mabel Vernon. There is even a Hollywood movie about Phyllis Schlafly
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  32.  @SvartMisseKatt  they did better than women
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  33.  @SvartMisseKatt  Please, Miss, the average man would pummel 99% of women. https://youtu.be/8GDndRgSbZ0?si=ZcEr28rj8ezKf86n
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  34.  @SvartMisseKatt  yes we do
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  35. The Adam and Eve story is an allegory. The specie of fruit is irrelevant; the pertinent point is that something was decreed by God as forbidden, then Eve transgressed. The transgression is the point, not the fruit. It's a literary device, nothing more EDIT: Good stuff, as always
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  36.  @aselliofacchio  "islam is not Persian." -- I know you're not a real thinker, but Christianity is not European, either. I'm sure you rate yourself quite highly
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  37.  @PackHunter117  news flash. Ethnicity is to do with culture/socialisation, not race/DNA. Race is not ethnicity
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  38. the mental gymnastic to think that your ideas aren't the problem!
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  39. Having a Dreamcast and American SNES in the back is very, very cool.
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  40.  @Netist_  well he got rich via the Millioncoin scam; literally backed the currency with other people's money when he said he would (he lied)
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  41.  @LynnRinn  No doubt about it. 100%
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  42.  @angel8fingers  because people project onto their gods. cretin
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  43. it's silly to be proud of some immutable feature. being proud of the country u were born in is like being proud of being born with toes, or eyes. intelligent people look for virtues to place their pride
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  44. So you really think the Palestinians had it coming? I saw your post on Muta
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  45. the manure and vegetables analogy was totally unfit
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  46.  @metatronyt  Sure, I owe you one, since I said it. Take teeth whitening; they'd often use human (and even animal) urine as a mouth rinse, so one would inevitably ingest some of said urine. I'm not ingesting manure if I wash, peel, boil, and strain my (manure fertilised) vegetables
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  47.  @metatronyt  Fair enough, I will check out Naples, and not for the pizza; that's (tasty?) serendipity
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  48.  @JM-mh1pp  wanna bang, bro?
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  49.  @Blox117  or based anti-ZOG politician
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  50. I think it had to be Judaic reform, since the Talmud basically turned the Torah upside down, and Jesus was a classicalist more than anything, in that he wanted the Torah to reclaim its prominence. The Pharisees were crucial in the creation of the Babylonian Talmud and were seen as corrupters; heck, they still are. Why else do you think the Pharisees put pressure on Pilate to off him??? He was undermining them. The same is true of Islam, it was seen at the time as a reform of Judaism, the intention was never a separate religion, and the source document for both Christianity and Islam is the Torah. Adam, Eve, Noah, Lot, Moses, Abraham etc are in all three books of said monotheistic faiths. Judaism DOES believe in Jesus, he is the messiah, they just don't believe he arrived yet, and that Jesus was just an annoying Rabbi (the Talmud says some utterly disturbing things about him)
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  51. I learned that my 7 year old niece watches sniperwolf on youtube. it's freaking bizarre, and bemusing how super-massive she is
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  52. Most people can't separate politics and patriotism (or some other motivation) from history. We're in the age of lies.
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  53. Thank God, someone who realises that Communism is just eastern Fascism.
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  54.  @dobridjordje  Why write if not to construct a point? Fool
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  55.  @satana8157  "That's what religion of peace does to a country" --- There's no way you know anything about Iran beyond condescending Western tropes. A West arming a genocide at that
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  56.  @Annokh  the implication was there.
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  57. Dark orange
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  58.  ZoomerStasi  well, the old testament bible, is the torah
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  59.  ZoomerStasi  jews believe jesus of nazareth is boiling in hot excrement
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  60.  @laurahubbard6906  Jesus was sent because Talmudic law is full of loopholes, so the jewish pharisees killed him
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  61. Greco's were rainbow af
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  62.  @panayiotisgiannikos6337  they enjoyed the garden door exit
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  63.  @panayiotisgiannikos6337  I was very deliberate, aware and considered with my nomenclature
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  64. "not transformative enough" --- that's a pretty subjective and arbitrary line, though. would she get that criticism if she had 150K subs? Obviously she's a nutcase for stalking, as an aside
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  65. impeccable research as always (though of course i won't verify 😂😂)
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  66. well spoken, hoe
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  67. the whacky left (not the rational socialists) tend to want to whitewash history because they deem historical truths to be harmful to whatever their idea of progress is. They're mistaken and annoying
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  68.  @tdowell8615  the impact from europe isn't cultural, it's a legacy of economic abuse via colonialisation (that they're still paying for)
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  69. 15:22 -- "Greece was the original land of heroes". --- I think the Sumerians, Babylonians, Assyrians, and ancient Egyptians, would all like a word.
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  70. He got fired from Google and Facebook, now youtube might fire him too
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