Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Andrew Tate does Russian Propaganda on Tucker Carlson" video.

  1. ​ @frank1313  "people have opinions" not when they just copy paste what the man on the phone screen says "How exactly is Tate bad?" He literally admits to have groomed women to do cam shows for him while he chatted men pretending to be the girls. Top G was a digital fluffer and turned women onto sex work. I rest my case.
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  2. ​ @bryanrogoff9192  The fudge does that even mean. Supporting Russia is arguing for your own defeat. Supporting Ukraine... even if you have a reason to not care, it pretty much doesn't affect you. They got less money per year than the US was spending in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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  3. Just ask them if they ever watched Red Dawn (1984).
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  4. For the lack of a better descriptor, I am right wing. I support sending Ukraine more artillery/shells and ATACMS missiles to bring down the Kerch bridge for good and leave the Russian army no escape.
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  5. ​ @coyotelong4349  in 4chan it's /pol/ that supports Russia. 4channers in /k/ (the weapons and military board) support Ukraine.
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  6. Prior immunity.
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  7. Not to mention that video of aluminum isn't much. Like 7075 T6 aluminum is aircraft grade, almost as tough as mild steel. Mystery alloy Chinesium? Could be soft as hell, you try to make aircraft or cars out of that and they'll fall apart.
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  8. It literally is, though. Major geopolitical rival taken out with a 7th of the yearly DoD budget. That's cheap as chips. You'll never get better returns on any government program ever. For as long as you live.
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  9. But the media stopped reporting on it and the restrictions were lifted.
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  10. But the money was spent decades ago. The US foots the bill for fighting Russia even if no war happens. US troops are stationed in NATO countries, they donate and sell at a discount military hardware. Actually using Ukraine to destroy Russia's armed forces would save money in the long run. Not to mention a lot of the equipment is 30-40 years old. You can't get the money back to spend elsewhere. Old tanks and armored vehicles are literally tossed off ships into the bottom of the sea to help regrow coral reefs. If unused, military equipment goes to waste.
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  11. But the war isn't about the Hungarians. That's like saying WW2 isn't black and white because of the Native Americans or slavery.
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  12. Tucker literally once said "why shouldn't I root for Russia? Which I do"
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  13. ​ @Foche_T._Schitt  Whataboutism. Stick to the topic. Also, presume most people against this war were also against the Iraq war because 9 times iut of 10 you'd be right.
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  14.  @Foche_T._Schitt  You're posting on a public forum. Expect replies.
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  15. No, he got fired for costing Fox News tons of money with lawsuits.
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  16. Because you're not anti-war, you're against Ukraine defending itself. If you were anti-war you'd want the Russian defeat to happen quickly as a punitive measure and warning for any future belligerent nations. If your anti-war position rewards those who start wars, you're only begging for more wars to start.
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  17.  @alexeyamosov664  He's right. I have been following the Mises Caucus debacle in the USA Libertarian Party and knew about the Kochs, Rothbard and Hans Hermann Hoppe lineage. The video filled in the gaps and structured the timeline for me, so I am now realizing how Libertarians became paleoconservative in a very "logical" progression by being exposed to the hypothesis that libertarians must oppose liberalism and ally with paleos (who hate libertarianism anyway). I was thinking about Kremlintarians but that's a slightly different thing, American libertarians who have stood against American imperialism to the point that they go "America bad" by default. Often they believe Russian talking points without even understanding that Russia is behind it. Many libertarians read Grey Zone by Max Blumenthal, who famously switched support for Assad in Syria after visiting Russia Today's 10 year gala.
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  18. It is actually clear cut. Nearly all of the "open mind" stuff was either caused by Russia or falsified.
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  19. He doesn't tell the truth. Did you not see the leaks?
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  20. Alex Jones is a saint compared to Tate.
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  21.  @Kikuchiyo7  Can't pay teachers and feed the homeless with 30 year old Bradleys. All hail powerpointer Perun.
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  22.  @spicylemonade  Yeah but Tate didn't say the virus was literally cured and went away. He said "Putin cured the virus" in a tongue in cheek way, it stopped mattering. I mean we have a saying that goes "out of sight, out of mind" which is precisely about this phenomenon, when you're not aware of something it's like it doesn't exist even though it does.
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  23. He did gave ride-alomgs with private military contractors in Iraq. There's an article from 2004 I believe he wrote for GQ.
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  24. What does he know?
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  25. These people are not 2001 Republicans, they actually criticize the MIC for starting wars and having Pride parade floats. Yeah, BAE Systems, Raytheon and Lockheed Martin have participated in Pride parades.
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  26. But as birth rates raduce, we'll always have more older people around.
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  27. What was he saying?
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  28. But it isn't. They're 100% wrong.
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  29.  @frank1313  How does that make it better. So there's this guy who convinces girls, without forcing them, to do cam work. Now think about all the decent guys trying to find a girl, and they find out they did cam work prior. They're going to be uncomfortable, right? If you really are trying to help young men with the redpill and exiting the Matrix, why would you support a man who asks women to do things the redpills don't want their women to do and plugs them into the Matrix?
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  30. Imagine having principles being something with a time limit.
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  31.  @FBI-fedburofinv  Blind to what crimes? Also, Whataboutism.
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  32. Thanks for recommendation. We used to call those "Kremlintarians" in libertarian/ancap circles.
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  33.  @alexeyamosov664  Glad to exchange some ideas and thanks for the video recommendations too!
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  34. ​ @WLM1212  What problems?
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  35. >problems in the West Whataboutism. The topic is Tate's support or "feigned neutrality". Not "West is best".
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  36. That's a total lie, though. Both the US and European central banks printed massive amounts of currency during lockdowns. They managed to hold off the consequences until the war gave them an excuse to go balls out, like a fat man finally breathing out and popping the buttons on his undersized shirt.
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