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

  1.  @redleather420  Approved by people who get jobs at the company that makes the products they approve. Really makes you think.
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  2.  @harrym9655  "We need the vaccines, the vaccines have saved millions of lives" - Right now they're being proven to not work and people are taking boosters to increase the effectiveness. Grow up.
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  3.  @taaaaaaaazzzzzz  "Based" comes from Lil B Based God. Being based is achieving the state where you have your own opinions instead of folding to public pressure.
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  4.  @gregd5138  It doesn't prevent you from getting it. Hey, I got those and I never got asked for proof to enter a business or keep a job. Keep listening to the people who created this situation by saying there was no proof of contagion, no proof it was airborne, etc.
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  5. reachforacreech sexually reproducing animals who didn't have urges had less sex, thus their lineage was erased from the gene pool. Basically, all the humans alive are only alive because their ancestors were horny. A trait useful for reproduction will thrive.
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  6.  @damienholland8103  show me the numbers on long covid
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  7.  @redleather420  Multinational governments? You're joking, right? It's the biotech companies that did it.
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  8. MakeAGameWithMe But if there's love involved, you'll raise children with that person rather than hump and dump them. That increases the chances of survival of your genetic heritage.
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  9.  @silveriver9  The world didn't prepare? They silenced doctors. No compassion? China never shown show compassion for anyone.
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  10. USADA and I were never friends
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  11.  @silveriver9  First the information about it was suppressed. Then the world was told there was nothing to worry about. When we were suspicious, the China-controlled WHO said that restricting travel was unnecessary. I can't put it in simpler terms. China purposefully sent people abroad to infect the world while closing their own borders, and you claim we have no compassion. Also, tests done on blood banks confirm that Italy already had the infection by autumn/early winter. So there was no time to prepare. You don't need me to put it in simpler terms. We already had it before we know it existed.
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  12.  @silveriver9  The CDC just released a report regarding mask mandates and how they only limited case growth by 1%. But nice of your to change the subject as soon as someone turned up the heat.
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  13. @Abe Archambault And, pray tell, what good does the ventilator do when the hemoglobin is not carrying O2 like it should? Blow as much air into the lungs as you want, you're only increasing the chance of clots and pneumonia.
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  14. You signed the bill that banned machine guns, Ronnie. ARGHHHHHHH
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  15.  @wesmurphy9725  Attacks were not foiled, in fact it provoked attacks.
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  16.  @MrRandomTwat  he was never charged or convicted of those crimes.
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  17.  @z.bongerman1062  The home town newspapers had some semblance of independence, but now everything is owned by conglomerates.
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  18.  @gregd5138  "you can resume activities that you did before the pandemic" - Yes, the carrot tactic. How long until you show the stick? I really don't want to overuse the analogy but this is like a terrorist making demands. First you deny people's freedom. Then you say you'll give it back if we comply. When I was a kid I thought the "we don't negotiate with terrorists" thing was a punchline for jokes, but there's a reason for it. Once you do what terrorists say, you encourage more people to cause harm to further their political goals. "This is a statement from the CDC, you know,,,,scientists who are much smarter then you?" - You mean scientists that reacted too late when anyone with an internet connection could see that there was a contagious illness in Wuhan? A goddamn plumber could have told you there was a danger of pandemic in December 2019.
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  19.  @falten2  Oh boo hoo, science is hard. Meanwhile any layman with a pre-1990 attention span could have predicted every turn. Should we replace the scientists with plumbers and electricians? They predicted this stuff a year and a half ago.
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  20. It's actually generosity that bites us in the ass. If you're selfish, people can't affect you. If you're generous, people will drag you through the depths of hell just because they can and leave you alone to pick up the pieces.
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  21.  @Elizabeth_residencias  Rural boys in China have an obesity rate of 17.2%. It was 0.03% in 1985. In cities were fast foot is more popular, obesity rates can reach 20%.
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  22. Did they?
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  23.  @PurdueDood  Now tell me. Since when did you need an app or document with a QR code to prove you took the polio vaccine?
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  24. ​@Gianni523 "reee we're not conspiracy theorists" "reee you disagree so you're getting paid" take your meds
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  25. "I think stopping poor people to get guns is kinda the point of the laws" - Yeah and it's wrong. It's discrimination.
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  26.  @antonyjh1234  Mearsheimer literally said Putin was too smart to invade. He proved himself wrong.
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  27.  @Proper-G  " Everyone knows that the longer covid runs rampant the longer we gotta deal with these restrictions. So ppl who don't wear masks are viewed as the reason they're stuck at home. I don't think you need to be manipulated to be pissed at selfish ppl like that." - So we're all being held hostage by terrorists, and you blame the hostages trying to flee rather than the terrorists executing people. Everyone with a brain knows that the longer the restrictions are held, the longer this is going to take. The narrative was, everyone's going to get it but we have to flatten the curve. We've flattened the curve. It was understood that the moment you ease the restrictions, you'll see more cases. But we've diminished the peak. However, the narrative changed. Now there can't be any more cases. If you have good memory you'll remember that the restrictions would not eliminate the spread. They'd only slow it down. So opening up always meant a surge of cases. So now even places that high compliance are still going through their second and third lockdowns. By their own logic the more we delay the more this is going to take because the restrictions were only meant to DELAY spread not prevent it.
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  28.  @goead  Because there was more than enough footage of the original landing so they reused the tapes on other missions. For whatever reason, maybe they were cataloging missing stuff or something, they put out a request to see if anyone had them laying around which started a search through the archives and they concluded it was reused. It wasn't a big deal but people go "ermaghed they lost the tapes".
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  29.  @josepadilla-wu9yt  Funnily enough he did tweet about this situation.
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  30.  @MrRandomTwat  So if he does get a pardon on the drug charges he gets away with attempted contract killing. If prosecutors can be discredited then they're doing a poor job. This isn't about conspiracies. A man was put in jail for life over drugs, and people defend it over attempted contract killings, but he wasn't charged with those crimes. There was an attempt to, but it was dismissed.
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  31. A credit score is essentially a way to determine if you're "good for it". Anyone looking to give you credit has to protect their investment, they want a return. A background check is to see if you're a criminal. Social credit scores means you don't get to ride the bus this month because you criticized the president online. You're the one who's out of touch if you're equating not defaulting on your loans with having your entire life controlled.
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  32.  @damyr  That agreement didn't exist. We promised not to expand to EASTERN GERMANY. The Warsaw Pact and Soviet Union still existed. There is no reason why the US would have an agreement when Russia controlled the Warsaw Pact and the Soviet Union. None of those countries would ask to join NATO.
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  33. Alberturkey54 Well, but it's an objective fact that all of what you experience in this world are brain tricks. That's even where subjectiveness comes from, because not everyone reacts with the same tricks to the same reality.
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  34. Ignoring the money laundering issue, the question of value is subjective. If a painting is confirmed to be a da Vinci you have an item with extreme historical significance. If someone replicated his style to make a modern painting, you have a nice painting but not one made by THE guy. You could teach a half dozen people in the world to make perfect forgeries and get as many faux Leonardos as you want, but that's not valuable. It's like if you found gold under every rock. The more you have the less valuable it becomes. Genuine da Vincis have a limited supply. No more can be made. And if you have a painting that might be a genuine your subjective evaluation will take into account that you're "betting" that it's a genuine piece.
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  35. Tucker lmao
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  36.  @isaakjunkeer785  The underground bunkers were their protection. There's helmet cam footage, they left the tunnels and fought in the surface, but they would come back to the underground to rest and heal their injuries. If they were hiding, why did it take months for Azovstal to fall? They were fighting and Russians couldn't get close. Russia lost a ton of quality troops in Mariupol. The Azovstal defenders saved the nation by delaying the Russians and taking out hordes of advancing troops.
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  37.  @aleksanderfradkin7955  Russia was defeated in the first Chechen war.
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  38.  @i.Gnarly  People with walls full of degrees have been proven wrong multiple times, while people who dropped out of highschool have been predicting exactly how this sh!tshow was gonna go from March 2020. Get all the degrees you want, when you can't perform in the real world you need to step aside.
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  39. Snowden took his girlfriend/wife to Russia.
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  40.  @Kazerai  Discovered and kept under wraps. The 19 was retroactive, because it was named in 2020.
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  41.  @Kidsinamerica  If you force someone who works for you to do something, and they get hurt... oh boy that should be a windfall. I want to see bankruptcies.
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  42.  @inquisitorsneed2  The links get removed due to YouTube's spam filter, but I guess you'll take any dirty trick to get the upper hand.
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  43.  @RobotHau5  buddy the CIA did unethical human experimentation decades ago. They have their own black budget. If anything, I'll believe many agents and analysts are good people but the organization is corrupt to the core. You can't run a p*d0 island and have blackmail on multiple high profile people without the higher ups knowing. How does Billy C. dismiss secret service to go on trips with this guy nobody knows where he made his money without the CIA knowing?
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  44.  @SonOfGOD937  "You don’t know what rude is because you don’t understand what freedom is" - What?
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  45. It's called "vocal fry".
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  46.  @colonizingpuertoricoisunde2971  lmao that comment was outta pocket
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  47. No. There's millions of pathogens, you're only vaccinated against what? 10, 15? Are you infringing on others by not having millions of vaccines? Never leave the house again.
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  48.  @loneskankster2242  Give me the name of the person beaten to death and I will research it.
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  49.  @loneskankster2242  https://edition.cnn.com/2021/02/02/politics/brian-sicknick-charges/index.html There's no footage of Slicknick receiving fatal injuries and medical examiners did not find evidence of brunt force trauma injuries. So where did you see the footage? Where did the world see the footage? Your eyes. You claim they saw the footage. Prosecutors don't have it. Where? Did your eyes deceive you? Did you see something the world did not see?
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  50. You're not going to comply your way out of this.
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