Comments by "Kira Barsmith" (@kirabarsmith9353) on "China's Fascination with Jewish People Explained" video.

  1. I find people who are obsessed with money absolutely revolting, regardless of their origins.
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  2. And you must be Satanic, which makes me better than you.
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  3. Who doesn't want to contribute and have purpose? Answer: No one. Does having lots of money make someone a success? No. Can someone have money and be a success? Yes, but it's actually a minor factor.
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  4. Money is a tool, nothing more. People who worship and obsess over it ruin the world.
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  5. The irony is your prejudice is equally revolting.
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  6.  Chris Ward  Progressives aren't hippies, but I understand brainwashed people like you need to feel superior, even though you are the opposite.
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  7. I'm completely right and no hippie, I'm a pissed off progressive who's fed up with immoral people ruining the world.
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  8. Progressive ideology is about having and doing nothing? Wrong. You really are brainwashed, like hardcore.
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  9. Why? Because money is a tool, not something to make the center of your universe, doing so harms society in ways like causing endless wars (see Iraq, Syria, Venezuela, etc...). Got it now?
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  10.  @davidfreeman3083  That would make you a very typical, ordinary, and worthless person.
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  11. People who worship money suck, it's just fact.
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  12.  Vsm Yu  If you enjoy working, that's cool. But worshiping money is a red flag that something is off (see narcissism).
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  13.  Vsm Yu  I thought you said "it's in the blood", that's different from fighting for survival. Everyone has it in their blood not wanting to die of starvation. There's plenty for everyone on this earth, but the financial elites choose to make life difficult for the rest of us, they get off on it.
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  14.  Vsm Yu  Everyone likes to have a sense of purpose, working non-stop seems to provide that for you, enjoy. I personally like balance with work and personal time, makes me feel less like a slave, and also allows one to ponder bigger things in life. You know, the important stuff.
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