Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

Interesting comment. Why would anyone be uncomfortable with someone praying or giving grace? I'm not religious in the least but I can't imagine someone exercising their religion in prayer negatively affecting me at all. I'm not even sure what a negative reaction would look like (unless it's from one of those hardcore atheists who insist on voicing their opinion about religion at every turn, I guess. Those people are in the minority though. To be fair, most of them had really negative experiences with religion growing up which is why they hate it so much).
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28:30 Oh my goodness, when she said that the upscale homes were going for $130,000. I nearly spit out my coffee. I'm in Vancouver Canada where the average house is a couple million bucks. There is no chance I will ever own a home here.
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37:00 they can't get kids fresh out of high school for $80-100k in an area where real estate is dirt cheap?!?!?!?!
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@yzettasmith4194 I would need to see a deeper dive into that claim because I can’t imagine it in a place that has such low average incomes. The kids say that half of the young people are down to work hard so are all of them making six figures? If so, it wouldn’t be the poorest region in America.
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@GenXHeart Yeah if things really take a bad turn, get away from the big cities. I'm Canadian and my family is from the prairies. Farmers. If the world ends, that's where I'll go. I'd have food, water, and people. Nobody gives a damn about that area so it'll never be attacked, and I could at least have a peaceful life.
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@GenXHeart I don’t think of southerners as unfriendly at all. Every time I call customer service and I get someone with a southern accent I feel relieved. I’m getting someone who is going to be kind and professional and really help me out and actually seem to care. Almost every time. Blows me away. In my younger days I went on a skateboard tour through a bit of the south and everyone was so nice, at least to me as a complete stranger.
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49:25 "that's not compassion". That's the exact same wording I use all the time. I work construction in Vancouver Canada, and right outside my job site. There are absolute cracked out zombies all day every day. I'm not talking functioning people that do drugs, I mean the ones that are bent right over and can't even stand up straight anymore because they're spinal fluid is gone, and they've got marks all over them, and they sleep with their face pressed into the ground with her leg up behind themselves in some position a cat should only be able to get into. These people are enabled by welfare and cheap rent. The government gives them enough money for a roof over their heads, and they give them free food and asked nothing of them. So you're horribly addicted to drugs, and you have money and zero responsibilities. What the f@#k do you think is going to happen? The policies make my blood boil, especially since those clowns think they're doing a good thing and being kind and tolerant. They are not. They are helping it get way, way, way worse as time goes on. We call them zombies because they don't even seem human anymore they're so far gone. There's so far gone you often don't have any sympathy for them at all. It's like they are stray animals or something. Whatever it is, that makes you human, many of them lost it sometime ago. It's awful. I hate the government so very much.
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