Comments by "TheDionysianFields" (@TheDionysianFields) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. This is probably just a momentary reaction, but eventually people will realize there are natural roles and capacities for men and women.
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  2.  @jocec3283  I think you're right. I don't see how anyone can get on here and defend Zuckerberg, even if he was treated unfairly this time.
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  3. "The vulnerability that you put into your videos..." WTF, the Canceling video was the first time Contrapoints showed vulnerability since her debate with Blaire White. And she bent over backwards to try and cloak it. But when your entire video is one big whine session that tends to bleed through. The far left deserves the world that they've created. They will cancel themselves.
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  4.  @jocec3283  I never said he didn't deserve it, but that doesn't make it a fair interrogation. There were a few questionable moments.
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  5. The genders--masculine and feminine--existed long before human beings did. We don't get to add to them at will.
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  6.  @victoriahawes7118  And this is how conspiracy theories get started. She obviously meant children's and ADULT's organs, as literally nothing else make sense. Now where did we learn that he said something in an interview about legalizing the sale of children, and did they provide footage of the actual interview?
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  7. True, but that means YOUR government. The WEF isn't a governing body of any kind.
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  8.  @thomastolbert6184  What weight? They're just people exchanging ideas.
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  9.  @l.w.paradis2108  Yes, it starts at home, just like recycling. But even if every home recycles, it won't offset corporate negligence, waste and pollution. Not all problems can be tackled bottom up via the long game. Kids are suffering today. And, no, kids aren't suddenly going to perk up to the truth. Half their parents and even grandparents are addicts.
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  10.  @l.w.paradis2108  You can't close Pandora's box. All these things are valuable tools if used properly. As always, kids need guidance, not blind restriction. You run the risk of making matters worse.
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  11.  @l.w.paradis2108  Sorry that I shifted the conversation there but I feel that needed to be said. I also still feel that we need to be using our energies to apply pressure at the top, due to how critical the situation has become. Your earlier replies sounded too much like wishful thinking.
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  12.  @l.w.paradis2108  It's a real problem with this site.
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  13. This is pathetic *and hilarious*, watching the left implode at the hands of the very beast they created. And begging for sympathy.
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  14.  @justtheouch  They're still the ones who created cancel culture...which by the way is something I don't even have a problem with. I'm just saying, don't whine about something that you were a part of creating. Take it like a man.
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  15. No, we need to stop revolving for a minute.
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  16. It really is, because that leads to and/or amplifies all of the other issues.
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  17. There is such thing as guilt by association. In fact, I was thinking of Tulsi Gabbard right before Krystal mentioned her. Gabbard made a mistake and I don't see that she took any undue heat for it. I'm a big Joe Rogan fan yet I strongly criticized him and lost respect for him for having Alex Jones on his podcast. Be careful. Think about who you want to be linked to because those links can last forever.
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  18.  @Strife40k  At this point, no one can claim neutrality. That's why I felt compelled to call out Joe Rogan. And it wasn't even a decision...my conscience simply took over. If someone wants to establish in advance that they're having a certain person on their show to try to understand the "enemy," or to have a healthy debate of ideas...great! Ben Shapiro did that with Andrew Yang and it was awesome. But that's different than someone like Jordan Peterson sympathizing with Milo Yiannopolis, even if I don't believe Peterson was up to no good. At any rate, I don't see how you can criticize me for simply giving an honest take on things. I stand by every word. We should be careful who we associate with. P.S. In case you didn't figure it out, I'm a conservative.
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  19. There's a difference between proper moderation and censorship, but nice try.
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  20. Ask yourself why a woman would want to have her own separate bank account ?
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  21.  @phoenixvette  Having a separate bank account is a sign of distrust. It's a lack of true commitment, like hedging a bet. If this is your mindset, just don't get married.
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  22.  @jenniferbyrne2980  Where I come from, men and women didn't have separate accounts and I don't recall there ever being a problem there. Am I being silly when I talk about being half in, half out...lack of commitment...trust...faith...a true team concept? "The only way out is all in."
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