Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "John Stossel" channel.

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  23.  @hotdogg268  not at all. Often times burning more gas is the right answer. I am a CFI and one lesson I always taught to new Commercial Pilots was that of money. I'd ask them if it made more sense to fly a paying customer economically to save fuel, or to just pour it on and fly as fast as practical. They always answered to save gas and save the customer money. But them I'd ask them how much money they'd save by flying economically on a 2hr flight in a given airplane, vs going fast. They calculate the amount. And then I'd point out to them than the airplane costs more per hour to operate than the fuel it burns. And that time is money, and the customer will both save more money by burning the gas and flying faster, as well as be happy the flight took less of their time as well. If I'm saving energy, it has nothing to do with the environment and everything to do with spending less money on certain things, so I have more I can spend on things I actually care about. I avoid beachfront properties as they are overpriced and lack all the features that makes a property valuable to me. I don't eat bugs, but you're free to do so if you like. There is quite literally nothing I hate more than hypocrites. Something else I despise are morons like yourself that like to go after people for no reason. The kind of person who can't generate a coherent valid logical argument to save their lives. You obviously can't read. As your response is a direct contradiction to my first comment in this thread, in the context of the original post.
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  200.  @Ry-pn2hy  I buy raw ingredients from teh grocery store and can live on less than $30/month for 1 adult. $6 a meal is fast food prices. I can easily get under $2/meal homecooked. I can make an 11in pizza for about $2.50 in only 20min (including mixing and kneading the dough, adding toppings, and baking in the oven). You can buy local meat from local butcher shops and farms. Many people save a ton by buying a 1/4 to a whole cow of meat up front, and cutting up a portion of it themselves. Lots of new beef farms springing up in my area to satisfy rising demand for local beef. You can also go fishing. And there is aquaponics. You can garden and can foods. I have been steadily accumulating basic recipes for many things, from bread, to ketchup, mayonnaise, pasta, pizza, biscuits, casseroles, soups, and much much more. Learning how to make Everything from scratch. If you skip teh fancy recipes and find that most basic ones to start with you'll find how simple, quick, easy, and CHEAP food is. And by starting simple it's hard to screw up, and then you can learn to add to it and weak the recipes as you learn. Everyone is raising chickens and selling eggs these days. City ordinances are constantly being updated to allow raising chickens in town. You can even get local milk and cheese. And from milk you can easily make your own butter, whipped cream, ice cream, sour cream, cheese, and more. It's amazing how easy this stuff is. In my area they re-legalized selling cows milk straight from the farm (used to be commonplace when I was younger). even before I learned all of this, I was living off $120/person each 1 month for many years, which is a mere $4 per day (this was about 2020 prices). Back then I bought a lot of unhealthy easy foods/meals from the grocery store, and even ate out a few times per month. If you can't eat as cheaply as myself and others like me, just know you are missing out on a LOT of ways to save WAY more money on food. I don't even struggle to spend less than $2/meal. Just that other day i was eating something I made at $1.20/meal. And eventually I will be nearly 100% food independent, and likely make a net profit off my food.
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  298. "Progressives" hate Capitalism and blame the "system" because of their own lack of personal responsibility. No society is perfect, so some problems will always exist to a certain degree. At first these progressives get in office and make changes they think will improve things, slowly at first as the ideas are initially reasonable and worth at least trying sometimes. But over time they gain more power and push bigger ideas. Until, one day, it's become a single-party system in their region and they hold practically all of the local power and can do whatever they want. So, what do they do? They implement their Utopian ideas. Then, as their ideas fail to produce the results they should have (in a theoretically perfect society where everyone acts perfectly at all times), rather than accept the growing evidence their ideas don't work in the real world the way they think they will/should, and try something different, they instead choose to blame "the system". They claim their must be some other deep-seated and underlying evil that is preventing their utopia from succeeding. They assume a patriarchy must be to blame. Or they claim white European conquerors are to blame for enacting the greatest conspiracy in human history, somehow. Or, they blame capitalism, since they ironically become opposed to individual freedom and free expression, and incorrectly conflate corporatism and monopolistic/cartel behavior for capitalism. They simply cannot take responsibility for the policies they enacted, and even more so they refuse to accept that the problems they are seeing are the direct result of their own policies. They simply cannot accept that their ideas didn't work, will never work, and so something else must be preventing their ideas from succeeding. And so they throw fits and lash out in anger, violence, tyranny, and go mad as they start seeing everyone around them (even friends and allies) as a conspirator that is trying to cause their ideas harm.
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