Comments by "" (@badluck5647) on "Wisecrack" channel.

  1. Its still better than Mass Effect: Andromeda
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  2. Cartoon network discovered kids like violence, so they started bring fighting anime from Japan.
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  3.  @GBart  Worst, Disney is boring. They have the money to invocate, but instead they play it safe by giving us the same thing over and over.
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  4. In Texas, we are still Texans first and Americans second.
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  5.  @KULTOFKYLE  Austin doesn't count
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  6. I just remembering finding Antz boring compared to Bug's Life.
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  7. Trump's tiny hands probably produce a weak handshake.
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  8.  @flyingphoenix113  You make Hank sound sexist which is wierd if you consider his endless support of Peggy's career ambitions and continous encouragement for Luanne's self-reliance.
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  9.  @stephanien6237  Does Cotton really seem like the hands-on dad teaching his child about the world?
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  10. The Boyz is a criticism of the power of an American mega corporation (Disney) by an American mega corporation (Amazon).
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  11.  @jaredlapierre1304  It's a joke. Relax.
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  12. The Philosophy of Ron Swanson. He was supposed to be a strawman to Leslie, but he had valid points about Government throughout the series.
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  13. Mass Effect Ending. Deep or Dumb? Definitely Dumb
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  14. The social contract like all contracts is supposed to be a give and take, but it some people seem to take a lot without giving much in return. A lot if this extreme individualism is a response to the socialists who keep demanding more from others, but are not offering anything from themselves.
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  15.  @cartermariano  Where are you getting your information? There wasn't a noble reason that the Soviets fought the Nazis. Stalin was working with Hitler to divide Poland until the communist were betrayed by the fascist and were invaded themselves.
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  16.  @jameshoops10  When traveling to another country Texans will identify themselves as Texan instead of American. Anyone who identifies themselves as a member of "humanity" is just going to look like a corny idiot.
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  17. "Rudolph is the dystopia of modern life." - Wisecrack Ya'll need to go outside. Covid has clearly done a number on you.
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  18. The new Captain America ends the series with a monologue that borderline justifies terrorism. Sam tells the Senators that the flag smashers' grievouses have merits due to their willingness to use violence to defend it (including bombing civilians). Could you say the same about Nazis or ISIS? Disney basically believes that a terrorist can be sympathetic as long it is young, white women fighting for open borders.
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  19.  @googleslocik  There is tons of evidence of the 2016 Russian interference (including against Assange). What is in debate is how much involvement (if any) the Trump campaign took in the Russia interference. The counter intelligence against foreign electoral interference has improved in the last four years in response to the 2016 Russia "hoax".
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  20.  @martinsriber7760  With that logic, we shouldn't call ISIS terrorists. Maybe it's time to listen to them before more people like them use violence to get their point across. That essentially what Sam says about the flag smashers.
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  21. Disney basically believes that a terrorist can be sympathetic as long it is pretty young, white women fighting for open borders. I never got how her terrorist attacks against innocent civilians was so easily chalked up to her being down the wrong path. If Karli was a bald, white man or middle easterner, then the flag smashers would have been treated like Hydra or ISIS.
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  22. She literally looks like a Karen stereotype. How can one one not roast her?
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  23.  @Bunny-ch2ul  Hank is strong believer in self-reliance and fiscal responsibility. Meanwhile, Biden is strong believer in "free" government money and deficit spending. Not a great match.
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  24.  @boreddude3898  Making this about race, when it isn't, dismisses the relatable American experience of the system seemingly preferring the interests of big business over the little guy. Also, it is a problematic world view to see every interaction between a white character and a black character as being about race.
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  25.  @boreddude3898  Sam is conflicted with America's racism throughout the series -- which there is plenty. However, you can't just assume that every obstacle he faces is about racism. The bank scene was supposed to be statement about how the system is rigged against the little guy and to shoehorn "its cause he black" ruins the story they were trying to tell. You are probably saw "Avengers: *Civil War*" and thought it was about slavery.
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  26. Assange is a Russian asset who deserves some jail time.
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  27.  @DrTiggy666  Not a very good one. Unlike Assange, the Russia government doesn't share hacked information with me designed to undermind the American electoral system.
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  28. I just preferred red over the other colors
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  29. Does anyone actually have Paramount+?
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  30.  @glebbokhan9777  Look up Karen on urban dictionary
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  31.  @Will-xf3qe  He acts like it is a style choice and not because he is bald.
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  32.  @nothuman3721  My guess is that there were many more races planned, but EA decided to save them for DLCs or loot boxes.
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  33. @kay bee My first impression was that it was kinda racist, but my opinion change after I watched a few. I think many people enjoyed how it subverts negative stereotypes by showing how real talk doesn't take away from his intelligence and good morals.
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  34.  @lukelyon1781  The French Revolution predates the American revolution?! I'm actually done arguing with you, because clearly you are making stuff up.
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  35. Season 1-3 was also making fun of liberal hypocrisy, too. Conservatives loved to laugh at Vought's insincere embrace of diversity to sell product to the public. By Season 4, Vought was full FoxNews/Infowars which didn't leave any room to laugh at commercialized Wokeness.
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  36. It doesn't matter. The right and left both call one another Nazi's for trivial reasons.
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  37.  @seventeenseventythirteen7465  I wouldn't call that sexism per se. Hank just has a small comfort zone. Hank's interactions are similar to how he feels uncomfortable hanging around Bobby, but felt okay with Bobby's puppet who Hank shared interests with. Hank doesn't dislike women any more than he prefers puppets over people. I frankly there is too much of an obsession to "cancel" people who did things or said things decades ago which are outside the modern norm. For example, why are people hating on Snoop Dog, because his 20 year old music had sexist lyrics?
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  38.  @seventeenseventythirteen7465  Hank wasn't treating her differently because she was a women, but because she was too different from his norm. If she was a Cowboy-loving tomboy, then there wouldn't have been a issue. Hank would also have discomfort if the most qualified person was a vegan man who liked soccer. Hank doesn't have a lesser view on women, but he doesn't know what to do outside of traditional male roles.
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  39. I remember as a kid, I hated the books for getting too side tracked on some of the lore. I stopped reading the 2nd book after the second chapter on the history of the trees. It look me a year to go back to finish the books. On the other hand, the Hobbit was a much better story.
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  40. Next Video: Philosophy of Ron Swanson!
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  41. I don't understand why progressives are trying to spread the myth that America does not have a unique place in human history. The American Revolution and its resulting republic inspired revolutions in France, then Haiti, and then the rest Latin America. After America won the Cold War, democracy and free market ideals spread through world, and as a result, the world has never been so prosperous and peaceful (despite the news cycle making it feel otherwise).
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  42.  @Joan1Marti  At this point, Iraq's problems are entirely their own. America liberated the country from a mad man who used WMDs to commit genocide against the Kurds and who has a secret police who murdered and tortured anyone he dislikes. America also spent billions upon billions building up the country's infrastructure while European and Asain oil companies are the ones who profited. Iraqis had a chance to rebuild their country like Germany or Japan, but instead they preferred to murder one another over minor ethnic and religious differences, while their politicians steal from government coffers. After the Cold War, look at the prosperity of Eastern Europe and South Korea vs Cuba and North Korea.
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  43.  @KULTOFKYLE  Germany had centuries of antisemitism. To claim it originated from America is beyond stupid. Ford is an American capitalist in sense he paid his workers well, improved productivity, fairly hired minority workers, and improved the standard of living for the average American family by making the car affordable.
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  44.  @lukelyon1781  Clearly, you are just making stuff up. AT&T couldn't be a card carrying Nazi, because it didn't even come into existence until the 1980s due to trust busting. As for Coco Channel, she was French and her country was under German occupation when she joined.
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  45.  @lukelyon1781  Your knowledge of history is shallow and you are trying to make up for you ignorance by filling in the blanks with assumptions based on your preconceived narrative. You clearly need to read more.
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  46.  @googleslocik  It is a lot to ask for me to go over the 37 indictments/guilty pleas that resulted from the Mueller investigation in a YouTube comment section. In addition, there more than two dozen Russian operatives that were charged by the special counsel for engaging in election interference. Due to much of it being redacted, it shouldn't take too long to read the Mueller report yourself. I recommend reading it instead getting all your news from Hannity and Trump's Twitter. It goes over all the interactions the Trump campaign had with known Russian operatives even if they couldn't prove those interactions were about election interference.
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  47. Dumb. Very dumb.
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  48. Is this a Rick and Morty prequel?
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  49. Covid ⚰️ ....or Wisecrack has more than one host
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  50. Deep or Dumb?
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  51. I must of missed it, but what makes you think he was rejected on race. Or is this you projecting race into everything?
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  52.  @ShadowSonic2  Terrorists attack non-governmental civilians for political purposes. That distinction is in important.
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  53. Who hurt you?
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  54. Can you imagine how confused Hank would be by multiple gender names, social media, and Democrats' embrace of socialism? I want to see an episode where Bobby freaks out that his poor family is guilty of white privilege.
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  55.  @riotbreaker3506  Hank wouldn't take workers compensation when he threw out his back. Meanwhile, Biden extended unemployment benefits for people who chose not to work or chose to not even look for a job. And covid isn't an excuse, because both the vaccine and booster were widely available at the time. Hank would feel the same shame as he did for Lucky who "done slipped on pee-pee at the Costco" and lived off the resulting settlement instead of getting a job.
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  56.  @lukelyon1781  That is just a lie. In fact, the only American Hitler had respect for was Henry Ford.
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  57. Is that a real thing?
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  58.  @chrism8180  If you distance yourself from someone solely for taking pride in their home and culture, then that says a lot about you being rather closed minded.
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  59.  @chrism8180  Literally every culture is long-term propaganda and conditioning. That is what makes a cultures and traditions. Also, your prejudice run deep. Texans mostly just pride themselves on self reliance and being more neighborly than our ruder West Coast and East Coast Americans. The booming economy helps too.
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  60.  @chrism8180  You have been misinformed. A) Half of Texans are new transplants or first generations. It isn't a difficult transition unless you expect a bunch of government handouts or you irked by people holding the door for you. B) Religion is bigger in the rural communities, but they make up a smaller percentage of the state's population than New York state. C) Few have an issues with guns, but most Texans don't even own one or even shot one before. D) Obsession with BBQ? There are WAY more Mexican food restaurants than BBQ joints. E) Every major city in the country is obsessed with their football team.
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  61. I could watch some Thug Notes
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  62. Every American Corporation" "...but Chinese money."
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  63. It was mentioned, but the topic wasn't covered in detail, because the topic is so big that it is a "video for another day".
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  64.  @Ivan21bg  I have you see Alex Jones or Marjorie Taylor Greene? They are crazier than Firecracker. You probably just don't like how the show presents how Qaron and other conspiracies are used as tools to manipulate the gullible because you believe the lies.
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  65. I remember this show leaving me more confused than scared as a kid. It was a weird show for children.
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  66. The Marxist view of history always looks through the lense of class struggle. Black nationalist organizations like the Black Panther Party and BLM took this Marxist view except they look at history through the conflicts between races instead of classes. To me, it seems closed minded to only look at history only as conflicts between groups within society. I also wouldn't want my children only seeing history or life as conflicts between racial groups.
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  67.  @ExtraVictory  Even his professional Linkin profile has a hat. I started losing my hair at 19, so I can say from experience that hiding your thining hairline with a hat will make you look 10 years younger. Every person I know who started losing their hair in 20s said the same thing. I just find it amusing when people pretend that they just like hats in every setting instead of just admitting they are just hiding how bald they are.
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  68. I wish I had read this comment earlier and saved myself from watching a thirty minute video
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  69. FDA: How Are Supplements Regulated? *Federal law does not require dietary supplements to be proven safe to FDA's satisfaction before they are marketed. *For most claims made in the labeling of dietary supplements, the law does not require the manufacturer or seller to prove to FDA's satisfaction that the claim is accurate or truthful before it appears on the product.
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  70. Dumb. The new Captain America ends the series with a monologue that borderline justifies terrorism. Sam tells the Senators that the flag smashers' grievouses have merits due to their willingness to use violence to defend it. Could you say the same about Nazis or ISIS?
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  71. It is also rare to see a conservative portrayed in a good light as Hollywood likes to portray liberalism as wholly good and conservatives as evil, ignorant, and racist. A modern equivalent would probably attribute Hank's success to white privilege and scoff at his reluctance to take worker's competition instead of actually working.
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  72.  @gatchwar9069  How is it redlining? Were they trying to buy a house in the 1950s? How does that apply to a business loan? Redlining has lead to long term wealth inequalities, but it doesn't apply to the scene. Again, it seems problematic to assume that every interaction with a black character has to be about race.
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  73.  @prizmovr8817  The story wasn't just about racism. It covered other topics such as class, refugees, and veterans. Do you just assume everything was about racism? Was jokes Bucky made about Sam microaggressions? Did Steve give Sam the shield due to a white savior complex? Or maybe not every interaction between a black character and a white character is about racism? Lastly, assuming the banker was racist without any reasons is just prejudice. Especially, since the banker showed nothing but fondness for the Falcon.
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  74.  @BlueTemplar15  That is the first time anyone included the Soviet Union into the West. I believe the Middle East blames foreigners too much for their problems when their root disfunction is their own inability to get along on ethnic/religious lines.
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  75.  @ShadowSonic2  The US have not targeted civilians since fighting the Nazis.
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