Comments by "k98killer" (@k98killer) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. "Am I inclined not to make too much of any one Biden statement because he’s running against the most disastrous president in American history? Maybe." Well, at least the writer was not being intentionally dishonest about his opinions. It seems like a lot of the reinforcement for the writer's argument is Orange Man Badder, Demented Man Not Badder.
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  2. I think what Scarborough was saying was that Epstein's prisoner "suicide" looked like something done regularly by the Kremlin rather than "the Ruskies did it." It's the same kind of slime.
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  3. In Florida, we have a law codified in our statutes explicitly authorizing sheriffs to deputize a posse comitatus of citizens to suppress riots. Maybe that historical role of galvanizing the community against hell raisers is why the left hates them. Edit: it is 30.09(4)(e-f), granting exceptions to bond requirements for deputization in certain scenarios: "(4) EXCEPTIONS.--This section does not apply to the appointment of special deputy sheriffs appointed by the sheriff: ... (e) To aid in preserving law and order, or to give necessary assistance in the event of any threatened or actual hurricane, fire, flood, or other natural disaster, or in the event of any major tragedy such as an act of local terrorism or a national terrorism alert, an airplane crash, a train or automobile wreck, or a similar accident. (f)To raise the power of the county, by calling bystanders or others, to assist in quelling a riot or any breach of the peace, when ordered by the sheriff or an authorized general deputy." A competent sheriff is a real community leader rather than simply someone who wields power. This is why the left hates the sheriffs: they believe in wielding power without any leadership responsibilities.
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  4. Section 230 should just exclude companies/sites/networks with more than $1 billion in revenue.
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  5. I've been bitten by snakes and spiders, and I fear neither -- I simply pack some heat, respect their distance, and note how neat nature is. It's hard to fear things you've experienced first-hand with perhaps the exception of other humans.
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  6.  @stephj9378  name one.
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  7.  @stephj9378  he is not involved in geopolitics, and his DoD still killed plenty of people in the Middle East and Somalia when he was.
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  8. Become a Living Meme by H2 Koetting.
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  9. The walls are closing in on the Trump non-administration.
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  10. To be fair, they declared that Q1 2020 was a single-quarter recession, so we knew that the bureaucrats were changing the definition.
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  11. Also, if parents don't know how to keep a baby boy's penis adequately clean with a foreskin, they still won't know how to keep it adequately clean without one. This can lead to infection, skin fusing, or other complications due to the circumcision itself, in some cases requiring amputation or other surgical intervention. Complications during circumcision have also led to complete amputations, which was the origin of the modern trans movement due to Dr. Money's perverted experiments that drove a set of twins to suicide because one of them was the unfortunate victim of such an amputation as a baby. It is a barbaric and nonsensical practice carried out by morons.
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  12. I don't think that Styx understands this well enough to properly analyze it.
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  13. * Peaceful Protest Intensifies *
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  14. The Consumer Price Index dropped last month, not just the year-over-year rate. The index itself decreased. It takes a long time for the yoy rate to turn around and indicate that we had been experiencing deflation for months. It is a lagging indicator. The annualized month-over-month rate is a current indicator. Purchasing Managers' Index is a leading indicator.
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  15. I'm also pro-choice in a Dave Chappelle way: if a woman can kill it, then a man should be able to abandon it. My money, my choice.
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  16. Azerbaijan waged a war of conquest against Armenia in 2020 and retook a majority of territory that was controlled by the Republic of Artsakh, and Armenia relinquished claims to much of the bordering Nagorno area to Azerbaijan as an outcome of the military defeat. The conflict is known as the Nagorno-Karabakh War of 2020, and the armistice was signed by Putin. Russia guarantees the safety of the Lachin corridor connecting Artsakh with Armenia, and in exchange Armenia guarantees the safety of transport between the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic and Azerbaijan. Artsakh wants its former lands and displaced citizens returned to protect them from the lingering anti-Armenian genocidal tendencies of Azerbaijan and Turkey. Central Asia is a clusterfuck.
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  17. Unfortunately, about a quarter of those "new jobs" is just temporary census workers and other government employees.
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  18. Many cars were destroyed by the storm surge in my neighborhood. Some houses had a foot or more of water inside, and most had at least 4 inches. Further west on the barrier islands, the storm surge was enough to reach the second stories of some buildings and completely destroyed others, and some inland areas near creeks got record-breaking floods from the rainfall (e.g. 7-9 feet in the outskirts of Arcadia near Horse Creek). There are boats in people's backyards, sometimes in their living rooms. There are armed guards outside of every large store. It looks like a Fallout game out here for several contiguous counties and has since the hurricane hit. I have never seen anything like this level of destruction before. The worst thing is how many people are missing or were found dead.
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  19.  @rickknoxx  I did an arrest record search and got results for Vermont that included domestic violence and sexual assault, but idk how reliable the source was.
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  20. FBI cleaned house in the blue districts and fucked over a lot of corrupt Democrats.
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  21. Hundreds of millions of arable land. That's quite a lot.
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  22. Part of the crisis last year was the panic-induced freight disruption, which could once again cause problems in free states. But on the other side of this madness, we will likely be less centralized and less dependent upon centralized systems.
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  23. The bureaucracy is too large, but it is more likely that Dementia Joe just forgot.
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  24. The real problems are (1) that the current regulatory and legal environment is unfavorable for R&D of new antibiotics and (2) the socialized medical programs of the rest of the world are stealing American pharma research companies' intellectual property, artificially raising costs for Americans while lowering it for everyone else. We'll all die to horrible infections at this rate.
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  25. I like the bowl of brass coins in the background. It's a nice touch.
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  26. Biden is weak. The alphabet agencies, the most efficacious domestic enemies of our constitutional order, are in control right now.
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  27.  @DeeJay003  I have encountered and interacted with daemons, and I have encountered and interacted with mentally ill people, but I have not experienced anything that convinces me the two are inextricably linked. People fear what they do not know or understand; I swallow my fear because I seek understanding (and there is a satisfying rush of adrenaline and dopamine when fear is overcome, e.g. letting a wild bear walk up to me in the woods at 4am). In my view, the human mind creates itself with everything necessary to bring about mental illness, no external help necessary. I regard mass psychosis/mob mentality as an egregore generated and empowered by those it infects; I regard mental illness as a similarly generative phenomenon that is less likely to transmit between minds. Daemons seem unlikely to possess people who do not invite them in, and the stories I've heard from demonolators indicate that demonic possession is an act of devotion to a spiritual guide rather than something that destroys one's life.
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  28. The reason they are going after dissidents on the covid topic is because they decided to test the limits of their "Trusted News Initiative" to destroy liberal democracies, which is ironic since they justified creating the damned group as the means to save liberal democracies from the evil Putin man.
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  29. Exactly a century ago, the latest political craze/moral panic was the eugenics movement, backed by "settled science". Something had to be done, obviously, so they sterilized and incinerated the people they hated most. The reason the climate change people don't bring up the obvious solution of forced sterilization is likely that they don't want anyone to realize all of the other ways their movement imitates the eugenics bullshit.
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  30. Damn, Carl, why you gotta be so sane? 1844 wordwilde racecar now and suchlike.
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  31. I made a relevant thingy 10 years ago and forgot to share it anywhere. https://imgur.com/Y9j3de7
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  32. Soldier: Syria's a clusterfuck, sir. Everyone who goes in gets assfucked. POTUS: Time to stick it in. Dicks out for Damascus.
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  33. Bidenflation, but to be fair, the parabolic rise in broad money supply started last year under Trump.
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  34.  @cortholiopezorama8879  they mean in the sense that they have no real plan. It's all improvisation. Vlad Davosman Putin is probably implementing some plot to further enable the globalist push for worldwide authoritarian control.
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  35. Ghislaine Maxwell didn't die of coronapanic.
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  36. Just disqualify from receiving section 230 protections all companies with annual revenue greater than one billion dollars or annual foreign revenues of greater than $10 million.
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  37. Here's an outline of what has happened: 1. Fed and Treasury print up trillions of dollars of funny money. Fed drops reserve ratio requirement down from 10% to 0%. 2. Banks get flooded with deposits via Federal Reserve balances. 3. Deposit liabilities have costs due to regulations and FDIC insurance premiums, and reserve balances pay nothing, so the banks buy securities with 0% credit risk rating (bonds, TSYs, MBSes, and agency MBSes) to cover the costs of holding the customer deposits. 4. Fed says they will keep rates at 0% forever ("We're not even thinking about thinking about thinking about raising rates" - J-Pow, 2021), and money supply continues to expand, so bank treasurers don't hedge duration risk. 5. Inflation spikes, so Fed raises rates at fastest pace in history, tanking the market clearing prices of securities. 6. Banks move their securities into the held-to-maturity bucket to avoid recognizing unrealized losses. 7. Broad money begins to contract at fastest rate since the Great Depression. Banks now need to sell their securities and realize losses to settle deposit withdrawals. 8. Realized losses exhaust capital of some banks, causing them to go bankrupt. [We are here.] 9. Federal Reserve goes bankrupt in late March/early April because their realized losses on their assets and net interest expense ($39.8B as of 2023-03-13) exceed their total capital ($42.5B). What is the value of a dollar when it is by definition worth less than a dollar?
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  38. * Sanders shouty voice * We'll make college education free! We'll do it by not paying anybody! No professors, no administrators, no cleaning staff -- nobody gets paid! They can get bread from the govuhnmint! And material costs will go to zero if the universities and colleges just steal what they need! It'll all be collectivized and centralized under the eyes of D.C. bureaucrats. This is my proposal for free college education.
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  39. Wtf why was this muted?
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  40. The "w" in Honkler is for "wrong".
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  41. Gabbard spoke about reining in Google with antitrust action during her episode on Joe Rogan's podcast. She was very clear that she opposed the censorship of the tech giants.
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  42. Orange man bad! Worse than racist! KKK! Go away! -- Democrat 2020 policy platform/bumper sticker
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  43. Our republic has some serious problems structurally: the courts are legislating from the bench with twisted "interpretations" while Congress is constantly investigating and issuing "subpoenas". It is a slow-moving constitutional crisis, and everybody is too caught up in their normalcy bias to recognize it.
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  44. I predict that by the end of 2021, the old adage that everyone is antifa except the fascists will be true. Proud Boys already wearing black bloc.
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  45. Aqua comrades assemble
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  46. History has shown that the federal government takes in an average of 17-18% of GDP in tax revenue regardless of the tax policies adopted by the Congress.
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  47. My glorified piece of paper says "biotechnology". I'm a perpetual software developer because I learned that I don't like and am too clumsy for lab work.
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  48. "Participation in a Copyright Claims Board proceeding shall be on a voluntary basis in accordance with this chapter, and the right of any party to instead pursue a claim, counterclaim or defense in a United States district court or any other court, and to seek a jury trial, shall be preserved." Other than the creation of more bureaucracy and the delegation of judiciary authority to the executive, I do not see how this will necessarily denigrate the copyright system. It denigrates the legal system and subverts the Constitutional order to some degree, but, since utilization of this alternative copyright settlement system requires voluntary participation from all parties, it really just seems like more bloat rather than an effectual law.
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  49. Government has no role in personal medical decisions. However, in my opinion, it is reasonable to say that a fetus that is viable if removed from the womb is a person with rights that must be protected by the government. In this regard, I think the reasonable approach is to make it illegal to abort those fetuses and instead provide funding for supporting those viable fetuses whose mothers wish to remove them: society says that it has an interest in preserving the rights of the unborn person, but it cannot impose those costs upon the woman whose interests do not align with the interests of society. As with all laws, compliance is a voluntary matter, but evidence of noncompliance is a criminal matter.
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  50. Fenrir howls terribly at the gates of Hel. His chains will burst, and the wolf will run free. - Völuspá, the telling of Ragnarök
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