Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. What's the problem in some aggressive criminals that defies the cops receiving a taste of their own medicine? People bashing cops and every police department are indirectly defending criminals and terrorists looking to take over our nation. Who cares if serial convicts are removed and rendered harmless to protect the society?
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  2. Cheaper? Poor decision making? Not sure. It makes no sense. Germany should be the country trying their best to set a good precedent, be a good example, and transition into green energy reliance entirely. Wouldn't be dependent on Russia then. Anyone know why they decided otherwise?
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  3. I'd vote for him if he strengthened the war on drugs, just like we're doing in Asia through zero tolerance, strict repercussions and by eliminating crime. Shame that Kamala and Biden switched stance by standing behind drug-addicts, traffickers, criminals, and gangs instead. But that's what to expect from leftist train of thought.
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  4. I'd trust a quintessential politician even less.
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  5. Maybe Joe Biden will manage to tame Jong Un. Biden is a very social guy after all. Almost too social, they say.
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  6.  @WeIrDGuY19941  A clothing used to indicate religious chastity, and a modest way of dressing up. A clothing that has become associated with religious islam and the preservation of religious ideology. So yes, it can be seen as highly religious. Doesn't matter if the core of the Islamic teachings doesn't suggest the usage of these garnments.
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  7. There's nothing positive about letting dangerous and high-risk entities continue living a life that results in contracting viruses and infections on a mass scale. Their behavior isn't treated or discouraged by these prescriptions. Everyone's celebrating the nonsense on false premises.
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  8. Watch the video, it wasn't biased. What should he have mentioned that he didn't?
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  9. Nope. France has sent peacekeeping forces and military personnel at the request of Mali's and other Africa governments', in order to neutralize depraved terrorists. Do you have a problem with that?
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  10. Not really. Printing cash, doing quantitative easing and providing stimulus packages may boost the stock market's outlook overall, but the main reason why companies stock value has been boosted is due to making a significant ROI during the pandemic. Tech companies and e-market services are good examples of this.
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  11.  @shotelco  What a foolish thing to say. If a citizen of Tanzania supports illiterate economic policy that leads to stagnation, poverty and famine, why should their opinions matter? Why would you encourage the citizens to continuously shoot themselves in the foot? Don't be arrogantly proud of your own ignorance.
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  12. Maybe because Russia still are associated with Soviet, because they long for Soviet times, glorify their atrocities, engage in historical revisionism to cover up their ill deeds and since the majority of Russians seems to have preferred the Soviet era. The associations haven't been washed away, because Russia doesn't even want to do so.
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  13. At least they fought off Communism. Vietnam and the world is better off now.
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  14. Which is applicable. The West doesn't have a problem with guest workers and doesn't solely accept guest workers, which is why the term isn't used there.
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  15. This law in HK is a long time coming, and warranted. The same type of legislation should be used to handle subversive extremists with poor intentions such as BLM.
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  16. We shouldn't remove guns or downsize the police's authority. We should work on removing wrongdoers from our streets, not our police. No innocent person is harshly targeted by our authorities.
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  17. Yep. The jokes in this video were spot on!
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  18. This is posted in every thread about anything these days. Is it a meme to do that or what?
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  19. A generous socialdemocracy with leaders that praises socialist dictators such as Maduro, are experiencing economic downturn and a bleak future? Who could've guessed.
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  20. Another country that has suffered badly by socialist economic policy and incompetent leadership acting on instincts. What a shame.
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  21. Imagine the conditions, infrastructure and peace of mind that would sweep over the middle east if all of the animosity, conflicts and destabilization would cease to exist, leading to states spending money on other sectors and areas than the military. The current policies regarding military spending and hostile diplomacy to deter neighbors from attacking seems like such a waste.
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  22. What did he "falsely" state about Saudi Arabia?
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  23. Gaming, you're right regarding the reasons as to why Huawei is being countered and sanctioned by the US and its allies. That should've brought up in the video. But I don't think this host has a pro-China bias that some are insinuating. He rather seems to be on the US side based on the final segment in the video where he celebrates the US involvement in the telecommunication sector, where the US are encouraging US private industries to outcompete Huawei and cooperate internatioally with safe and honorable companies so we don't have to rely on a China-owned company for security, data tracking and communication.
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  24.  @juniormynos9457  The UK have even backtracked further after realizing the risks of letting Huawei be involved in the transformation into 5G and global domination in telecommunication. Not sure if a decisive decision has been made yet though. But it's promising that the US, UK and its allies are trying to prevent Chinese influence, IP theft, anti-trust breaches, and potential spying tactics/oversight by the CCP.
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  25. On another channel. He diverted responsibility to 2 (or 3?) different hosts. The new hosts are just as good in my opinion. If not almost better. Especially Josh.
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  26. Should deviant conduct and drug abuse be assisted by the government?
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  27. Large parts of the city is controlled by criminals with the right to vote. And the majority of the city's residents keeps voting for Democrat leadership. That route is clearly not solving any problem. Perhaps it's time for the federal government to send public officials, officers, military personnel, and take over parts of the city to get it back on track? That's what we'd need.
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  28.  @theshadowman1398  Do some research. People are skeptical towards Putin and their vaccine because of the researchers having skipped steps in their clinical trial. For rushing the vaccine without presenting the data, as if it's a space race. For poisoning and silencing critics. Failing when it comes to infrastructure. Destabilizing the West by imperialist intervention and propping up rogue/socialist/terror-states. Not being transparent, etc. That's why Russia isn't trusted.
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  29. HK started to decay when the rioting vandals took over. Order is restored now. More than half of HK supports the new security law.
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  30. And abortion. And drugs.
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  31. The western reaction has been deeply ideological and symbolic. There's no good reason to oppose the security law that China has implemented in Hong Kong, to crush disorderly troublemakers, terrorists and those sabotaging the region and its economy. These aggressive rioters created this themselves. If they weren't greedy little spawns, and shut down their operations when the extradition law was withdrawn like 8 months ago, this law wouldn't have been appropriate. But they decided to pick the irrational route like BLM are doing in the US, by wishing for clemency to be provided for criminals, shaming the police department and encouraging the leadership to lie by not referring to the rioters as "rioters". Despicable. I'm glad, for once, about this move by China.
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  32. The city that he raised and stabilized by a policy of governing with no mercy?
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  33. China takes dissent, threats and their assimilation policies seriously. And they don't give a damn what the rest of the world think. Nothing can change their mind. And nobody would be willing to challenge the Chinese army.
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  34. Elaborate instead of spouting these vague statements. You can't just throw around accusations and think that you won't be called out for it. Seriously.
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  35. Every time I see an Indian complain about "bias" or "misinfo", they never provide any examples or proof. Which makes it easy to dismiss all that you just said. Please stop decreasing the quality of every youtube comment section.
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  36. Because he's a mainstream Democrat with a kind attitude, and a long track record without any noticeable irregularities or bad conduct. It's a shame that his political stances are abhorrent, but that's what you get from the DNC/lefty-sphere.
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  37. Agreed. I just wished he turned the US more to the right, took control of domestic terrorists and the coronavirus, punished tech giants for censorship, and protected America from uncivilized and external threats at all costs. Oh well. A Democrat would've done so much worse.
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  38. Romney may be a principled guy with a decent agenda, but he's a moderate centrist. He wouldn't change the US much, especially not culturally/socially. We need a president to the right of Trump, not to the left.
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  39.  @jjulii  That's been said for months even though the average weekly death rate has been sky high compared with similar countries and the rest of the world. In total, Sweden are still doing worse than the US and their comprehensive strategy has been a failure. There's no scientific evidence or logical reasoning that can be used to counter that claim. The strange and alarming part is that the Swedish population still fully supports the strategy. Maybe because they're so up themselves and only values their own desires/visions while ignoring what's happening to the country, the vulnerable, and innocent people.
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  40.  @RockBrentwood  The majority of the world are still doing way, way better than Sweden. That's a fact. The weekly death rate is unacceptably high in Sweden and exceeds its neighbours and almost all comparable nations to an extreme degree. Herd immunity is definitely not reached in the country. That's been studied and the amount of antibodies/decisive immunity is very low when you look at the entire population. Unbelievable that there's still people trying to rationalize what's happening there.
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  41.  @mwanikimwaniki6801  Most educated and developed actors in the Civilized West don't tend to support populist left-wing leaders with zero competence or knowledge. Some of Africa is ruled by dictators without the citizens having a say, but that doesn't imply that you as a citizen have to support these ineffective political policies and leaders that causes immense suffering. Tanzania is a clear example. Who in their right mind would support this dictator that have ran the country to the ground? Many, apparently.
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  42.  @thisguyishisface370  What are you saying? Were Africa worse or better off during colonization when Western entities had control?
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  43.  @JordanHarbingerShow  Tough to live and experience reality outside of that echo-chamber?
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  44. China's success in handling the coronavirus, boosting their economy and through self-reliance or cooperation with close allies not emulating/adhering to Western standards even though condemnations, criticism and diplomatic pressure directed at China or similar countries, is why democracy around the world is on retreat. People have lost their trust in the political system now when many authoritarian states has turned out so successful.
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  45. Not for censoring/punishing doctors and journalists for reporting on the coronavirus early on... Maybe when he started to take the pandemic seriously and enforced quarantines in the hit cities.
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  46. EU, the supranational ally attempting to penalize the will of the Polish people by conditioning aid and condemning PiS traditional advocacy, are "stabilizers"? Maybe in the past, but certainly not today. Are we living on the same planet?
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  47.  @drunkensailor3736  Are you trying to get reported and erased for self-advertising and spamming? Go away with that egoism.
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  48. It's understandable that someone like him is chosen to govern when the country is stuck in a miserable mess. You can't turn a country and its people back on track through individualist voluntarism and democracy, if you're serious about reaching successful results. To handle addicts, criminals and those disrespecting quarantine/coronavirus recommendations, you need a strongman with an iron fist to step his foot down.
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  49. How so? You don't sound persuasive as opposed to all the evidence with clarity that was presented in the video.
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  50. Didn't take long for Biden tor ruin america and import a bunch of problems so he could be able to preach tolerance and say that the orange round fat man is a bad man.
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