Comments by "" (@badluck5647) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1.  @ja_aq.ov_  America police powers are very decentralized without any federal control of local police forces. Meanwhile, the CIA isn't allowed to operate in the US, and the FBI has some pretty strict constitutional limits. Last, the military operates mostly overseas. Local governors can call the national guard, but they don't have any police powers. This is different from Iran, Russia, and China who use their equivalent of the CIA against their own people.
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  2.  @charonboat6394  I will be honest. I live in America, so I don't really care much European migration policy. I just get get annoyed when people use misinformation to advance an agenda. Do you think European countries shouldn't have to take Middle East refugees? I'm sure there are good arguments for and against it. Did Germany send the majority of refugees to poorer nations like Hungary. No. That is a bald face lie, because Germany more than practiced what they preached by taking in thousands of refugees.
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  3. As an American, I find this offensive.
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  4.  @GuitarDaddio  China was dumping (using subsidizes to sell so the panels so cheap that it drives all competitors out of business).
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  5. Vampires?
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  6. She is not the Vice President of the world government.
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  7. Columbia leans right.
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  8. They make it clear that they believe in fiscal responsibility and free trade. Of course, they dislike politicians who have policies that counter those principles.
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  9. Private prisons are run better despite the propaganda. The issue with private prisons is that they use their profits to lobby the government for unfair prison sentences that bring then more revenue streams (incarnated people). I see less of an issue with private housing complexes lobbying for more renters.
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  10.  @notfunny3397  C) Nothing comparable to Bucha D) Russia is the only one kidnapping tens of thousands of children.
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  11.  @permaconscious7366  Try again bot.
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  12.  @Kaede-Sasaki  No one other than Russia is bragging on State TV about kidnapping thousands of children and launching unguided missiles into residential neighborhoods.
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  13.  @dandana4647  My point is that the Palestine autonomy designed by Isreal is incredibly limited. They also have to deal with military occupation and limited economic opportunities.
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  14. "People's" "Republic" of china
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  15. Post soviet oligarchs become wealthy by owing the state's natural resources or by bribing politicians into government contracts. Compare this to Bill Gates that built Microsoft, Bezos that built Amazon, and Musk that built Tesla. America's billionaire class at least builds innovation instead of just pillaging the nation's natural resources for themselves.
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  16.  @ArawnOfAnnwn  They give them free food, free housing, and free money. It is nice to help the poor, but giving a man a fish feeds him for a day, while teaching a man to fish feeds him for a lifetime. Look at Venezuela where all the oil money went to free stuff for the poor instead of investments. With oil wealth gone, they don't have any other industries due to them having an unskilled labor market and failing infrastructure. Just look at the proposed bills that the American lefties want where they want to spend $6 trillion on free stuff and only $1 trillion on actual infrastructure.
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  17.  @ChickenVeggi  It not about the amount. It is about the timing. Trump was spending money when everyone was fired or forced to stay home. Biden is spending money when the economy was recovering and unemployment is at a much lower than the number of available jobs. This new spending is causing inflation and encouraging people to stay home instead of looking for a job.
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  18.  @Akhen.  Your justification for Japan to ignore the success of the US and China is "it is just itself". That is nonsense. What if you applied that idea to other countries that want to follow their own nonsensical economic policies like Turkey, Venezuela, or North Korea?
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  19. The CIA hasn't done that over 70 years. The Cold War is over.
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  20.  @pinkythemighty  I wouldn't be surprised if Putin saw the leaders of America, UK, France, and Germany thought "what can these idiots do against me".
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  21.  @aze94  The Americans didn't create Iraqi's intolerance of other ethnic groups, and they didn't create Iraqi corruption. Those are wholly Iraqi-made issues. No stupid metaphor is going to defect blame from Iraqi made issues.
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  22. The equivalent in the United States is the government artificially increasing home values for the benefit of boomers that own homes and at the expense of younger, new buyers. Young people need to vote more or the politicians will keep screwing them over without worrying about any consequences.
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  23.  @RenegadeElite101  Considering Russia gets a veto, I don't see how UN General Secretary is possible.
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  24. The trolls and bots aren't going to like this...
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  25. There is no shortage of Trump news online. The the appeal of this channel is that they cover topics you rarely hear about in the news.
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  26.  @philoslother4602  China and India are having less children with economic growth, while African is somehow avoiding that trend. Also, China and India weren't the same economies 20 years ago, and I doubt African will look the same either.
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  27. Corruption is higher in dictatorships, because there is no one way to hold leaders accountable.
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  28. That requires more infrastructure and education.
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  29. Russia bot☝️
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  30. Short Answer: Biden declared an unconditional surrender and had the military flee the country.
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  31. Patron
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  32.  @thechosenone1533  Putin took over just as gas prices skyrocketed in the 90s. That is luck. Not great economic management. Put then stole the wealth of oligarchs disloyal to him, and gave their billions of assets to his cronies (why else is Putin's Judo coach a billionaire now?). When oil prices collapses or Putin gets sanctioned for bad behavior, the economy and currency collapses. This is because Putin's friends have smuggled the majority of Russian wealth overseas instead of reinvested it within the country. The West hates Putin because he uses his military for deliberate war crimes and because he is active antagonist towards democracy inside and outside his country.
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  33. What was untrue?
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  34.  David Tao  It quite the coincidence that this "necessary" regulation occurred after Jack Ma spoke against the communists in power. I'm sure Ma's disappearance is also a necessary regulation too. If the communists were concerned about a debt crisis, then they would stop the excess debt collected by state owned companies. The "necessary" financial regulation is all a pretext to crack down on opposition of all forms.
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  35.  David Tao  Russian shock therapy? Russia made a transition to free market too quickly. China is back tracking on transitions to a free market. You are comparing Apples to Oranges.
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  36. Ukraine did seize the Kharkiv region mostly with Toyotas
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  37. Between Trump, Moon, and Biden, there are enough fools in this story
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  38.  @andreimoutchkine5163  Russia is the one who tried to overthrow the Ukrainian democratic elected government. When that failed, they used their forces to attempt to annex Ukrainian land to Putin's new Russian empire. Obviously, Russia is the one acting like 20th century fascists.
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  39.  @bachelor3846  Based on your statements, Russia doesn't recognize Democracies unless they are significantly Pro-Russian. Otherwise, Russia needs to send troops in to prop up the minority vote. Obviously, Russia doesn't care about self determination or they wouldn't have murder so many Chechens and other non-ethnic Russians for seeking independence from Russia. Your Obama comparison was off. A more accurate comparison to Russia's claim that Ukraine is run by Nazis would be to accuse Obama of being the white supremacists leader of the US. It is obviously stupid.
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  40. I think they have already have videos about the American, Chinese, and European heath systems.
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  41.  @geisterfahreruberholer2171  The systems are very similar -- especially compared to the rest of the world.
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  42.  @SeeLasSee  Saudi Arabia drove most American frackers out of business in 2014 by boosting production, and they are keeping prices high now by cutting production.
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  43. ​​ @Pantsinabucket Her colleagues in the Senate and White House don't like her either. She is a Karen.
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  44. Trump - Putin 2024 Make Autocrats Great Again
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  45. Does New Zealand not exist as a country because they speak English?
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  46.  @NexxtTimeDontMiss  Elaborate. *Ukraine is struggling to go south, while the Donbas has been fortifying since 2014 and Crimea is protected be Geography *Russian could barely capture Bakhmut - Ukraine's 59th biggest city.
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  47.  @alexstanleybruh8919  The major loss of military equipment will degrade both sides ability to take offensive operations. Without tanks or enough artillery shells in stockpile, ceasing fortified positions is untenable.
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  48. Paying Stormy Daniels?
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  49. The better question is will US allies be deadweight or freeloaders?
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  50.  @ch36799  I have feelings you are Polish equivalent of a MAGA red hat in America. There is no point in me having a debate with someone who lives in an alternative reality where every action is justified as long as you convince yourself the opposition are evil conspirators.
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