Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Michael Malice" channel.

+Belias Phyre you're 100% right. The problem is, we as a society have lost respect for DIY culture and hand crafting. Or, the most hand crafting people will do is whatever 5 minute tutorial they can find on youtube can teach them, painting figurines, assembling model planes, etc. There's a video showing how to make ballistic plates from kevlar and resin for 30 bucks but people in the comments complain that the 30 bucks doesn't include belt sander, band saw and the HORROR: clamps. Tools you could find in the average shed or garage. However, you release files for 3d printers, which tech websites love and people think it's just a press of a button, and in the minds of society you've abolished gun control forever. Even though pipe, files, hacksaw and some solder have always undermined gun legislation, people don't understand that. I haven't watched the whole video but the reason he released a re-programmable cnc was probably because he understood the limitations of 3d printing, but it was the 3d printing fad that allowed him to get "famous".
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Why doesn't Ford just call it "a truck"?
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And apparently there's an average of 20 cases per year. According to the wikipedia page, of course.
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@towersofgiza This is just being an annoyance for annoyance's sake. Yes, you can catch it. But the assumption is that everyone is infected and asymptomatic, which strains the logic because masks prevent symptomatic spread by arresting large particles of spit and mucus. The asymptomatic spread is carried by aerosolized particles that simply follow the path of least resistance and flow along with the air through the gaps. And the logic is also that masks protect others, not you, so you're going to catch it with a mask or not.
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@redemptionhappens7725 I mean, we stopped using CFCs to address the ozone layer and the acid rain was addressed with better and cleaner fuels, emissions controls, catalytic converters and scrubbers installed on smoke stacks. Now you can make a flamethrower with a lighter and deodorant can because we use butane. We stopped burping sulfur into the atmosphere from every exhaust pipe and natural gas overtook coal, which is cleaner burning. That had nothing to do with global warming. It had to do with the fact that we were polluting a lot and now we pollute less.
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The rifle thing is meaningless. If the cartridge dictates category so now one can't shoulder a PCC but can shoulder an AR, even though both weapons are exactly the same with only different barrel and bolt. 22 Long Rifle is shot out of both pistols and rifles. Let's not ask for even more insane categories, this benefits absolutely nobody especially if the end goal is going after the NFA anyway. In fact, it would harm many because their 5.56 "pistols" are now rifles under the SBR definition without registration. Asking for this clarification would actually criminalize many gun owners.
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PUA or Pick Up Artist.
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@Ivan Zhao The Soviet Union wasn't one country. It was a Union of republics. They also had their own seat at the UN and declared their intent to leave the Union.
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When you put "dating" between apostrophes it just sounds like hanging out.
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The cheap CNC machine will most likely require restoration because it's probably clapped out hence the price, it's probably going to cost more to transport it and put it in your house than it cost to purchase, and in the end a huge amount of people simply has no space or way to have a CNC in their home.
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The problem is that the votes do not run society, they put professional liars on stage to continue the theater. Did the votes for Trump in 2016 change how the monopoly ran? No.
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@callmedeno Okay. You exposed corruption inside Amazon. But Amazon is still in control and doing exactly what they were doing anyway. So how did you make a difference?
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@callmedeno The corruption was laid to bare. The corrupt are still in charge, and half the population doesn't believe in the corruption anyway. All I'm hearing is that your reasoning ends up not mattering, so why are you asking me to consider it?
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The universe is mostly vacuum with some pockets of gas orbiting solid matter or itself. The misconception is that vacuum sucks. It doesn't, it's areas of high pressure that either press against or flow into vacuum. What happens when you eliminate the source of pressure?
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@nevadascaredme7436 it appeared in The Matrix because it was a reference to Total Recall.
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Doesn't matter, for the purposes of the trial the case would have to be confirmed by both test and symptoms. So right there they skewed the results.
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You've read something that most likely manipulated truths and misinterpreted facts.
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We're always on the backfoot right now. Who makes the peace talks between citizens and agents of the state? The US couldn't create a state in Afghanistan.
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I too buy things so that I can destroy them. Just kidding, if the worry is strip mining or toxic dumps it's extremely easy for such actions to just affect the land neighboring it so whoever wants to do that is either going to face hundreds of lawsuits or buy so much land to act as a buffer it actually ends up unprofitable.
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@purpleslog A minor that lied about her age and signed up for an online meetup service. I don't like prostitution but honestly you people actually make me feel you deserve to get trapped just like Wilson got just to get a taste of how justice works.
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So if the kid misbehaves in a thousand different ways, a good way of raising him or her is making them afraid of a thousand things by associating it to pain.
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@huskypup3489 This happened last year when government police backed down. So exactly how is government going to solve that problem? You didn't disprove anarchy, you just proved that there's issues political systems can't solve.
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@huskypup3489 Tough titties. They stood down anyway. Government is supposed to work, and it doesn't. Big surprise.
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He has a unique way to pronounce a lot of words. Such as saying Roo-siya instead of Ruh-shia when referring to the country.
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Panama Papers was 2016, Pandora Papers was 2021. Panama Papers were published before Z-man got into politics.
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@toddf2348 "What stops predators from prostituting young people?" - Not the state. Remember when Jeffy E. was convicted and his sentence allowed him to spend 16 hours per day out of prison?
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And because people think this is good reasoning, I have to carry the sword and knowing how to use it because their F'ed up kids will attack me as a result of their abusive upbringing.
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Because that business model only works as internet bloodsports. Everyone involved only stands to lose so you can't get high quality debaters. Plus there's too much focus on "clips", a lot of debaters get their popularity from short segments of the full debate that reach a wider audience. So invariably it degenerates into people chasing clout and steering the conversation to become "clipable".
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@glennmitchell9107 Forget about the revenue. Even if we ignore the money aspect, the thing that drives money is also what gives reach. Even channels that make all their money from outside sources have to play the algorithm game or else they get no exposure. A good example is the Joe Rogan Experience, the clips - and there's a ton of fascinating ones - were what got people to tune in to two/three hour conversations. I don't know if they're all still up there but one thing that made them pop was the feeling that you were going to either hear an amazing tale, hear about an event/topic from an expert, hear something that challenges your world views and make you consider that you've been wrong all along, or just stuff that involved a celebrity or person of interest. Debaters talking over a topic doesn't pop out as much. And to be honest, I don't care about conversations between opposing groups. The divide is too wide, people are using two sets of the same language and talking past each other, and it's only meant for people to cheer for their own side. I already know what side I'm on, so what's in it for me, the audience? Clown on the other side when they lose, and make excuses for the group on my side when they lose?
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@Essy311 Because gatekeeping is good, actually. And inside jokes are a good way to spot the new guy.
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If it goes from an insult that gets tossed around occasionally to people writing articles about how midwits ruined the world, there's credit in becoming the trendsetter that got it to catch on.
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The best part about the non-aggression pact is the people who don't follow it.
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Yeah don't you need like a whole facility with millions of miles of pipe just to separate weapons grade uranium from reactor grade? You can't just "print" a nuke.
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Sparkle Plenty Imagine the cost of fighting a war. On your own soil.
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How do you prevent that right now?
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@williamdelahunty3677 The state barely functions, and I have no hope for any stability. The state just performed a controlled demolition of the economy and I'm being sold "stability"? I don't even know which new rules will be introduced next month and walked back in 3 months, for them to be reintroduced 5 months later. Somalia without a government actually showed improvement over the previous government.
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@AH-lw2bj "How do you stop a foreign nation with an army from invading a country with no leader or governing body?" - How is a foreign nation going to occupy a location without leader or governing body? Without a local government to accept peace talks, you can't do anything with that nation. What do you want? Mineral resources? What happens when your miners and geological surveyors simply get shot by locals?
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@williamdelahunty3677 Why do you take for granted that having a state would make you able to overcome an invading force? The US wasn't trying to win? Cope. How are you going to feed the government agents? Where are governments going to get the bullets? How do governments stop artillery? The Big Government tough guy act is delusional and cringe. The state isn't deterring the state right now, why the hell are you afraid of a foreign nation when you're just getting milked by your own countrymen?
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@williamdelahunty3677 Vacuum doesn't suck, pressure pushes. The problem isn't vacuum but the pressure. Most of the universe is vacuum. Nothing's trying to fill it. Right now whoever has the most force makes the rules. The state has the monopoly on force. Natural resources aren't evenly distributed, but humans aren't evenly distributed across the planet either. We concentrate where they are available, and slowly conquer inhospitable regions by making them livable. And I think we all know what happens when states are in charge of resource distribution.
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