Comments by "Gakusangi" (@Gakusangi) on "Asmongold TV " channel.

  1. Souls games, the only series where having the high ground is a disadvantage XD
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  2. I don't think we have enough oxygen for the dinosaurs.
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  3. And it's been a double-blow to young people because they got radicalized and turned against the rich and corporate and traditional, conservative ideas, only to find out the government they were so ready to hand all the reigns over to in order to abolish these things is scamming the system and stealing their money to make themselves the wealthy class. They see now, what we've been telling them the whole time, that these people that helped indoctrinate them are not of their own. They're from wealthy families, building an entire system that ensures their job security and wealth the more power and authority you hand them. It's an identity shattering experience to realize how mislead you were.
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  4. This is going to escalate until someone gets killed and then who's gonna take the blame for that?
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  5. The keep arguing due process, how much does a guy get? He's a confirmed illegal, that's process 1, his case was reviewed by an immigration judge to determine further that he's in a country illegally and it confirmed it was a known affiliate of a criminal organization and given a removal order, that's due process 2. Then after that, he was reacquired by federal agents and identified as the same individual, being processed under the Alien Enemies Act, which was confirmed by the Supreme Court to be legally in play, which is due process 3. This man has been seen, he has been heard, he has been convicted and he has been deported. Due process complete. Do deny it at this point, is to deny reality.
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  6. When Netflix can have something like "Cuties" and people actually support it, I don't think western institutions have any ground to stand on as far as what is deemed obscene or not.
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  7.  @Tigrion  Can confirm, yes. It carries over your previous saves.
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  8.  @IncognitoActivado  Starfield.
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  9. People seem to like forgetting that this is retaliatory action against China's aggression. This did not start with the tariffs, this was started when China started stealing and cheat to assure their position in global trade and EVERYONE has complained about it. This is retaliation. It's not going to be as easy as just talking and protecting our IP infringements. Facebook is on blast right now for selling out to China, this is a major issue. User data, Ai models, assistance in the development of military software, etc. I'm willing to bet, they're not the only one either. We can't just deal with them, we have to root them out.
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  10. Can we officially get back the thumbs-down? We're all using extensions for it anyway, so why not bring it back?
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  11. The thing that always strikes me as odd when it comes to people that believe in aliens is the adamant belief that they must be more advanced than we are... why? Think of this way, the odds of another sentient race out there is small even with the immensity of the universe and all of the things in it, BUT... the nearest Earth-like planet is four (4) Light Years away from us. If anything alive there developed at the same time, at the same rate as the human race, they would more than likely be limited to the same technology as we are. We can't do father than light travel or survive the extensive amount of time it would take to reach them, so why assume they cold reach us? Hell, what if they're actually MORE primitive than we are and are still drawing on cave walls? How would they get to Earth? It's a fair bet that if aliens do exist, they're just as stuck on their own as we are.
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  12. Or just awful at Math.
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  13. Yeah, all the wanted to talk about were those poor people being preyed on back home that were escaping over here to not die back there. No-one ever wanted to acknowledge that actual criminals were pouring in here, just like what had happened with Cuba. Normal people don't want foreign criminals released into their communities, but the people voted into power allowed this to happen, meaning the ones that voted for them allowed this to happen. They have nothing to complain about. This was the bed they made and were forced to sleep in. Now someone's come to clean the sheets and tidy things up again so we can all sleep better at night. This was Boston, my girlfriend is less than an hour away from there.
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  14. He means patented in America, but I get his point. I don't like David Hogg either, especially some of his takes on immigration and the constitutional rights of citizens. However, he was 100% right on the psychology of the general public and how the sentiments of the Dems and Republicans have flipped in modern day.
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  15. Now if only we can get Google and YouTube to follow suit.
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  16. So... because Elon is very outspoken, somehow it's different than any other time a corporate tycoon has ever backed up a political party? I mean, he still didn't answer the question, he just showed a goofy clip. I'd love to know, dollar to dollar, which candidate had more money actually thrown at them, but they won't say that. "You don't have to be super sophisticated to see how corrupt this might be", love the softball language, "might", also love how it still doesn't address the previous times this has happened and how different this really is. Like it's been stated already, they act like we're not aware of this sort of collusion in politics all of the time. I guess he thinks we're just not "sophisticated" enough to have noticed it a long time ago.
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  17. Yes, it's all be racism and segregation with a new coat of paint. The best part was tricking everyone into thinking that it was actively battling those two things instead of promoting them. Believe it or not, level heads in these minority groups have been saying this for years, because they know who's pushing these policies and why. Unfortunately, there were too many others that wanted to use it to get ahead, their short-sighted goals pushing things back decades as far as equality, normality and tolerance. Hopefully, the next four years can make major steps to actually make a difference and put us back on track. Unity, not division. Equality, not equity. Love for your common man, not appeasement. This was understood up until bout 12 or so years ago, there's been a lot of damage to people's minds to make them fall victim to this stuff.
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  18. Don't get distracted by Blizzard's smoke and mirrors. Pretending to clean house changes nothing.
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  19. I can't support a third term, on principle. I want politicians and justices to have a hard limit on how long they can be in their position, otherwise we don't get people who cycle out when they need to.
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  20. Not to mention, she didn't just hit anybody, she hit a federal officer, a few of them. That's a really bad idea. James Carville was mostly right about something ONCE and he's never let that go XD
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  21. "What's Concord?" and that's all that matters.
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  22. They're going to use this to try and scare people about the new management in the USA.
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  23. You let people preach that bull ideology of DEI nonsense, so why get bent out of shape when someone pitches you some actual democracy?
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  24. I am far more efficient at meeting my quota while working at home and not having to worry about LOOKING like I'm working the whole time I'm at work.
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  25. It's interesting that this meeting went down like this because all the others, even with people that very openly talk about how much they hate Trump, come over and and tend to keep things very civil and polite. I suppose the context of the situation going on here probably explains why this one was so different. Again, don't focus on how something was said, focus on what's being said.
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  26. I'm a little fuzzy on the details of something being regarded as "illegal", but no "criminal". Google: Something can be considered "illegal" but not "criminal" because while it violates a law, the penalty for breaking that law is not considered severe enough to be classified as a criminal offense; instead, it might result in a civil penalty like a fine, rather than jail time or other criminal punishments. This just feels like an unnecessary hurdle and some kind of technicality for a loophole. And NO I do NOT want a third term. I don't care if he's the greatest president I will ever have, I do not want any president to get a third term. He's already pushing to limit the number of terms congress can serve, and I'm all for that. Cycle people out more regularly, this shouldn't be a career, this should be a public service.
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  27. All of that bourbon @_@ I'll take some!
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  28. Santa Monica Studio, take notes. You made a great story with the new God of War entries, but your gameplay was ass and really hindered the experience trying to play it and enjoy all the great writing. Here's a game that doesn't shy away from the crowd controlling, zoomed out and fast-paced combat that God of War used to be known for. It's very possible to have THIS and have good writing too. So next time try to give us both.
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  29.  @valizeth4073  Uh huh, and yet who's military support is Zelensky saying constantly has been fundamental in their survival over the past three years? That's right, the USA, the one that supplied anything worth crap. And now the UK is getting involved and Starmer ends his inspirational speech still begging the US to provide the money. I don't have to make things up here, I can just point out what the man said himself to make it clear who is having the biggest impact in this conflict.
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  30. Of police don't get to interfere with ICE operations, civilians definitely can't. There's a difference between not assisting, like the police, and actively trying to disrupt them, a BIG difference!
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  31. I think it's a little telling with Metal Gear Solid 2 when Kojima's next entry in the series is essentially the most Solid Snake game possible, by making you play Big Boss and putting you in a 60's - 70's spy movie. To this day, a lot of people regard the third game as the best in the franchise as well. I think maybe Kojima understood that not everyone resonated with what he did in MGS2 and it was sort of a love letter to those people to get a game with more of what they wanted, that also just happened to have a pretty good story and some of the most interesting bosses as well. Lessons like that are lost on someone Like Neil Druckmann, he understands what HE likes and that's about as far as it goes. I doesn't understand his own audience hardly at all and their wants aren't appreciate in the slightest because it's all second priority to his vision. A vision that needs validated after having it rejected before by someone he clearly idolized. That's what created his toxic behavior, but it doesn't justify it.
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  32. What is this group therapy gathering of cope? Shouldn't the Mayor actually be DOING SOMETHING? Is meeting with the press and gathering up people to complain all she does all day?
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  33. Yeah, no kidding. They want a regime change, well after the dust settles they can go in there and make the change and help rebuild it. We've already tried over there. Genghis Khan used actual terror tactics to ensure compliance.
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  34. Yeah, we have heightened security now, so we don't have a nuclear issue a year from now.
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  35. The amount of history, both American and activism in America to point out the difference between that and what we're seeing here is astounding. They don't teach people ANY of this anymore, do they. They made all their brains as smooth and malleable as possible so they think things work completely different. They think protest is the same as a riot, they think protests can disrupt the lives of regular citizens to the point of harm. They think they're standing shoulder to shoulder with people like MLK who would have been appalled by these displays. No one knows anything anymore and that's the problem. Thank God we're hitting modern education, people are growing up completely unable to think and with no lessons from their pasts to help guide them anymore. Education was bad when Asmon and I were attending, it's clearly WAY worse today. Peaceful protests are not allowed to be disruptive to the point of effecting regular people's lives. We just haven't cracked down on it in so long that people forgot that's how the 1st Amendment works.
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  36. Can you confirm anything about the USDS being repurposed into DOGE?
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  37. The depression and suicide rates DO have some correlation to societal problems, but I'll bet the vast majority of it is because we've been systemically removing coping mechanism everywhere. Schools, social media, the workplace, everything has become too tolerant not of the individual for superficial traits but that individual's behavior. South Park covered this once, there's a difference between being tolerant, accepting and normalizing a thing or just being stupid about it. Now the harsh reality is, it's a small population of people, whose representatives have all made them out to be insufferable burdens on society that have gone out of their way to disrupt the lives of others that have no opinion on any of it and because of that it's caused backlash against them as a whole and outright rejection. They could have checked this a long time ago to keep themselves from appearing this way, but they didn't. So now everyone else doesn't have any sympathy. They're too busy worrying about themselves to care and some are gonna be happy some of this is just gone because of what they had to go through with it around. Also, it's hard to trust doctors here because they're part of the machine that runs our medical care like a business instead of a service. So they'll always wanna push procedures and medications, especially emergent ones, because there's always some kickback somewhere. It's just like using a sponsor code with a content creator. The only difference is, most people trust doctors enough not to ask for the disclosure and doctors aren't required by law to give it.
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  38. Sub only might be to avoid spoilers?
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  39. I think another release of Skyrim might have performed nearly just as well, especially if they weren't charging full price for it. I dunno, I don't see how Oblivion is eating everyone's lunch of what lesson everyone is expecting other companies to take from this. If they couldn't take the hint with the likes of Balder's Gate 3, Stellar Blade or even the recently released Expedition 33, then I don't think any lesson is being learned here.
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  40. "Why do they feel a need to have an opinion on an issue that doesn't effect them?" Because it DOES effect them. They aren't ALLOWED to ignore it, they are forced to acknowledge it. Just look at what happened with "Starfield" they had a pronouns option in the character creation menu. Someone made a mod that removed that feature. A mod is entirely optional, impacts no-one else's game and would be entirely down to the preference of the player. However, that mod was put on blast, it was removed and the person that made it was not only ridiculed they were reprimanded and during all of this we were being told that the pronoun field in the default game was "not a big deal and you can just ignore it." Well, clearly we weren't supposed to ignore it, because we weren't even allowed to remove it from our personal copies of the game we paid for, despite a decision like having no effect on anyone else. So no, it isn't a matter of having an opinion on something that doesn't effect them, because they're not allowed to not notice it.
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  41. VShojo did something like that no too long ago.
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  42. They jumped the gun on announcing the release of the info. I think after they got into it they realized they had a huge resource for making some considerable busts and gaining some wins for the FBI.
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  43. Not just Americans.
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  44.  @Just_some_guy_1  Not sure the correlation there.
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  45. I'm just trying to figure out what their plan is. They let it escalate to the point that National Guard and the Marines are being sent in to deal with it, but... are they seriously trying to spin that to win the favor of the the regular citizens, because OVERWHELMINGLY they are in support of order being brought back to LA, kicking the mayor and governor to the curb and continuing the ICE raids. So what's the plan? Do they not know how to do anything else? I'm trying to see the end game here. This isn't 2017, they've lost so much favor with the normal, working class people in this country and that means they have practically no support. Also, notice how every time these guys talk, they talk to the press. She's not there talking to the people on the ground. Not even the mob, but certainly not the small business owners, the residents, any tourists, no one. They will not talk or be asked questions from normal people they don't vet themselves.
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  46. Great closing statement
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  47. I won't support a third term, no matter how good he does, but if he has a worthy successor then they'll get my vote. We need more limitations on how long someone can serve in politics, not to give them more time in those roles.
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  48.  @llamaczech  Yeah, that's why Chuck Norris, a verified, legitimate world champion, full-contact martial artist never called Lee a fraud and had nothing but praise for him as both an athlete and a fighter.
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  49.  @ilikechicken5524  There's a lot of speculation as to the validity of Bruce's fight records if any turn up at all. My key point being, the man had enough humility to admit he would likely lose a fight just based on build alone. Because someone that has double your reach and three times your body mass is going to be very hard to fight effectively.
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  50.  @ilikechicken5524  Neat. But ultimately has nothing to do with what I was talking about, which was understanding limitations and being realistic.
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