Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "Louis Rossmann" channel.

  1. it is
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  2. i work in the office, and many of my coworkers need to do so as well. I'm an engineer. we design stuff, then build it, test it, fix it, troubleshoot it, redesign it, etc. Tons of work to be done at the site. But many are trying to work remotely anyway. Problem is they are less productive from home, and when they aren't around to help take care of stuff, the rest of us who did come in have to do their work in addition to our own. Some jobs can be done remotely, but not all. Engineering can be tough, and lots of people aren't cut out for it. But it's not something you can do from your couch. And I dont even live nor work in a big city. Myself and many others live within 5-15min of work. Myself and many have even walked or biked to work.
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  3. and intentionally sabotaging our military is literally TREASON!
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  4. keep calling out companies that claim to be "green" but don't support right to repair and durable products.
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  5. never used Yelp to find a business, never will
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  6. intentionally sabotaging our military is literally TREASON!
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  7. people who don't care about children: "it's for the children" pedophiles: "it's for the children" pro-abortionists: "it's for the children" trans mutilators of children: "it's for the children" ....
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  8. louis vatton doesn't control the product past the point of sale.
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  9. How is it that everyone has so suddenly had their brains wiped of Any memory of self-service and self-repair, you know, since the beginning of time?!?!?! People have fixed their own stuff for centuries and none of what they claim has happened. Yes, some people cause accidents and hurt/kill themselves in the process. But those people would have found a way to harm themselves eventually regardless.
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  10. what law allows private businesses to violate HIPPA?
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  11. a "contract" signed under duress, blackmail, or coercion is invalid.
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  12. Natural immunity is the ONLY immunity, even vaccines rely 100% on natural immunity ONLY.
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  13. frog jumps out when it gets hot enough. guess it's still not hot enough. but we've raised generations of helpless gov drones too.
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  14.  @-opus  did the second owners and passengers give them permission? did they sign a contract? no
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  15. making it illegal to sell arbitrary products, won't do anything regarding COVID. This is unscientific and pointless.
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  16. Corporatism, not capitalism.
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  17. Capitalism has regulations against such corporations wielding the power they currently have. Capitalism is about competition, which big powerful corporations are against. The US gov can choose to enforce the existing rules against these corporations any time they like, they just don't because of the personal profits they are making from these corporations.
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  18.  @Zonkotron  This is not capitalism. In capitalism you would have complete right to repair. Don't blame this on capitalism. Yes, it is the fault of gov for not protecting our rights and ensuring capitalism is working. America is suffering under the rule of people subscribing to Corporatism, as well as Socialist and Communist ideals. The very idea of Communism is an economic system in which a person cannot own personal property. Socialism is one in which a person cannot own a business.
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  19.  @Zonkotron  Russia wasn't communist officially. They were always officially Socialist. China is the only country that actually claims to be communist, and even they embraced capitalism to stave off revolution. The limited Capitalism CCP has allowed is responsible for their economic success (that and others conspiring to unfairly favor China over others). Capitalism is about competition. When businesses conspire to limit competition, or lobby the gov to limit competition, etc. Then it's not capitalism. Capitalism is being blamed for the failure of gov to protect our rights, and for the failures of alternative economic systems. But if capitalism were enforced and protected, these things wouldn't even be issues. Capitalism is opposed to things which limit competition, and where a win-win for both involved parties does not exist.
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  20. I though the gov was supposed to protect the consumer against such practices? they decry Capitalism, while refusing to enforce the core principles of capitalism that prevents exactly this sort of corporate behavior.
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  21. more motivation for me to fully stop using amazon
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  22. My samsung smart TV must predate this nonsense, fortunately. but i'm sure they could "update" my software somehow. thing is, I'm already not terribly happy with it as the software is buggy and slow. I don't need 90% of the software on the tv. seems I'll be avoiding samsung and other smart TVs if this sort of crap continues
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  23. This is unconstitutional
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  24. if someone sends yo an email with a virus and takes over your computer, and holds it for ransom, that is a CRIME. Samsung committed a CRIME.
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  25.  @rossmanngroup  yup, that's Corporatist Socialism that we have now in the US.....favor rich elites and monopolies over the consumers and small businesses.
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  26. so, basically the whole point of the bill is erased....
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  27.  @xxgn  I don't think you understand how HIPPA works or applies here. If the private business asks for my info, I can refuse per HIPPA, and they can't do anything about it. They can't share my medical info if they don't have it. and per HIPPA i dont have to give it to them. An executive order does not strip away legal protections granted by law. The Executive Branch cannot nullify laws passed by the Legislative Branch.
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  28.  @xxgn  And what about medical and religious discrimination? Not even Congress can pass a law restricting the 1st amendment, as they are expressly forbidden from doing so. And what about those that have legit medical conditions that preclude them for taking any additional substances into their body? If you fire them, you set yourself up for a lawsuit.
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  29.  @xxgn  "2) If an employee works in person, an employer can ask for vaccination status. However, the employee's answer must be kept confidential." Problem here though is employers are forcing unvaccinated to wear masks, thus identifying them to everyone and outing them. There is nothing confidential about this. Everyone is going to know immediately who is and who isn't vaccinated.
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  30.  @xxgn  So if they post a list on the wall, they didn't tell anyone?
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  31. When I was in Iraq in 2007, the MRAP vehicles were maintained by civilian contractors. One day, after taking multiple hits, we were low on vehicles and didn't have enough in working order to complete our mission. We weren't allowed to work on the vehicles, and the contractors were taking too long and wouldn't work faster. We broke into their connexes of parts (in broad daylight, we made sure they saw us), took all the parts we needed, dragged vehicles to our motor pool and fixed a bunch of vehicles in mere hours. We fixed these vehicles in hours, that took the contractors days/weeks. We were pissed, armed, and in a warzone. We completed the mission. As far as I'm concerned, what those contractors did, or rather failed to do, and their attempts to stop us fixing our equipment in a time of war on the battlefield, was treason. Contractors don't belong on the battlefield.
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  32. Youtube monetizing a video, while simultaneously refusing to allow the creator to monetize it, is criminal theft!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  33. they are trying to make up for the loss of revenue due to the loss of citizens and businesses, but they refuse to cut any services or bloated positions/pensions of the politicians.
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  34. be careful to read the rule, make sure it isn't loaded with bloat and exceptions for tech companies.
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  35. get job get fired get 4yrs pay repeat every month
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  36. racism stems from evolutionary instincts for in-group bias, for the purposes of survival. This was an important evolutionary trait that helped humans survive. In the modern times it's less important to us but still there. Operating on instinct doesn't require thinking. Often times it's even subconscious. So this idea of racism stemming from a lack of thinking makes sense to me even from an evolutionary standpoint. Instincts are things we can do without thinking about something much at all.
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  37. Ad space in/on my car, property that I own, better be paying ME for using my property to run ads on.
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  38. bring back cash people. cash is king. keep it that way.
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  39. you are correct, sometimes you have no choice but to hit the deer/animal and sacrifice your car to protect other people in the vicinity.
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  40.  @MattyEngland  "but then watching a couple of ads shouldn't be a problem either." wrong. ads are often longer than the videos themselves, poorly timed, loud, and often times (as others have pointed out) borderline softcore porn. It's a complete waste of time to watch useless ads that don't pertain to me and wont convince me to buy anything. You even admit yourself that sitting through ads is a waste of your time as well. You pay for it, I don't have to. "Your argument is pretty much like saying that you should be able to take what you want from the supermarket without paying," no, you are a complete moron. I even explained it to you. Youtube is convenient. I can get my info from tons of other sources, and do. When youtube stops being free and convenient to me, which it has always been, even before adblockers, I will simply stop using it at all. "Nothing is free in this world, YouTube content included." not true. you are really proving your ignorance of reality.
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  41.  @Ryan-093  "my brother in christ " I'm not your brother and I'm not religious. "you clearly don't have better things to do with your time if you spend so much of it constantly dealing with blocking ads" your ignorant. I don't lift a finger to block ads. Software does all the work for me. I rarely even ever have to think about it. It happens automatically, updates are automatic. I work in teh computer industry and see what changes day to day. " I've never seen an ad on YT in years and have never had to reconfigure 3rd-party apps/extensions because they stopped working." Same here. I haven't watched an ad in years either. I even forgot Youtube ran ads at all until recently when it became a hot topic for debate. I don't reconfigure anything. I open web browsers, and start browsing. "YT Premium is the best subscription I have." Good for you. I don't care. I never asked your opinion about it. "And by additional features i mean things like playing videos with the screen locked on my phone, and being able to resume a video between desktop website and my phone app seamlessly" those ares standard free features of youtube. I can seemlessly pickup videos wehre i left off on different computers, phones, apps, and even browsers, so long as I'm logged in. " and knowing that the creators i watch are being compensated" you can do that without a youtube subscription. By paying YT, only a fraction of your fee goes to creators. or you could donate to them directly, that would be even better. " the ability to use YT Music," most musicians post their songs on Youtube free. And I have my own music I listen to anyways. my own playlists. I own my music outright. "which also includes all the custom/fan-made tracks uploaded to normal YT." yeah, those are free on youtube. Everything you list i get, for free. Most of it is free even without adblockers and without a YT subscription. I don't even run adblockers in all of my web browsers and I still don't see YT ads at all.
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  42. for those people too stupid to figure it out for themselves; If you attempt to fix it and Fail, you have some options, 1) go without 2) buy a new one 3) pay someone else to fix it if they can There, now you have a plan morons
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  43. you can't deny we are full blown Corporatist economy when even the gov feels powerless to hold corporations accountable for price gouging.
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  44. all for a death rate of only 0.05%, and far less than that for those under 50yrs old.
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  45. TV would give about 51min of run time per hour, with 9min of ads per hour (look at epsiode run times of your favorite TV shows). Youtube runs closer to 50% of of the total time as ads. A 1hr tv show episode or youtube video will likely have over 30min of ads.
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  46. what does any of this have to do with how biology works?
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  47. yes, I tell engineers, college students,e tc. to stick to books printed before 1960. They are FAR BETTER
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  48.  @mstcrow5429  just find one printed before the 1960s
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  49.  @InfernusdomniAZ  wrong. it's socialism, and corporatism (a form of socialism). we are not capitalist anymore, and haven't been for decades.
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  50.  @JamesTDG  smart professors. I had a few of those. the smart students also knew how as well.
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