Comments by "Nash Hinton" (@NashHinton) on "PragerU" channel.

@PragerU, Please go to hell.
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And this guy is not telling the truth.
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Torturing scientists sounds fun! Make the Dark Ages Great Again!
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The graph you showed from 1995 to 2000 is disingenuous. There was no hiatus during that year when trajecting further back. Ice core data shows an exponential growth in temperature warming- the last 17 years contained the hottest 16 years in the last 10,000 years. I live in Alabama and I can attest that global warming is occurring. Dandelions don't bloom in December and January.
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Prager University is praising the Dark ages because they want to bring back the dark ages.
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Can we talk about how 2/3 of the US debt was sent to the rich after Nixon shock and trickle down tax cuts? The creditors expanded our debt system which worsens our economy.
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Fascism is right wing socially, left wing economically.
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You have no fucking clue. Capitalism creates an abundance of goods and services for the poor at cheaper prices. True free market capitalism, not crony capitalism, causes the prices of goods to decrease because of competitive market forces, and these countless goods and services is what constitutes wealth. According to the Economic Freedom of the World Index, economic freedom and capitalism has been shown to correlate strongly with higher income per person and higher income of the poorest 10%. Nations with less economic freedom suffer from more corruption and less economic growth than capitalistic nations that rely on free markets. Capitalism is the best economic system that we have right now, and until we reach a post scarcity economy through nanotechnological means, capitalism should remain the only economic system that produces wealth. Capitalism stimulates innovation and investment. I believe in regulated capitalism. I don't believe in laissez faire, cut-throat capitalism.
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You corporate shills are wasting more money on funding climate change denialism than taking accountability in trying to protect the environment. Read your budgets. No matter how much lobbying you utilize, climate change will drastically harm your rate of returns as you lose insurance money and when sea levels destroy your real estate.
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@JoeBerean When you say stupid stuff like that, nobody will take libertarians seriously
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Bahahahahaha.
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All of our lives are in jeopardy because of you global warming denialists.
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@KD-cg9iq Enjoy your water shortages.
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Sea level rise is already baked in, you better start building higher levies and sea walls. 80% of nuclear power plants are near most coastlines. I'm okay with nuclear power, but there needs to be walls of reinforced concrete built around nuclear power plants
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It is a threat. The entire fishing industry will lose money and plankton, which is essential for life to thrive in the oceans will die. There are plankton that produce oxygen from co2, so the genocide of those creatures will further global warming from a positive feesback mechanism
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Not only is mass farting from our agriculture and overpopulation of cows and humans increasing CO2 concentration but deforestation is even accelerating the acidification of our oceans since trees take in more oxygen. I know that life finds a way as Jeff Godlum stated in Jurassic Park, but the overall problem is that the earth will adapt in some of the most egregious ways possible, and it doesn't care about the life of humans in the process- this is primarily a chemical reaction to what is going on. For example, the CO2 concrentration leads to early blooming of foilage so the earth is getting greener during northern winter climates. Studies do show economic development will increase in colder climates and food production will increase in thos regions, but in places like the US, it will become similar to Mexico. What makes this whole thing scary is how environmental destruction in already developing countries will lead to food shortages in those countries and accelerating war, immigration, and terrorism. Now you can state you don't care about those poor countries, but since even America relies on resources from poorer nations, nationalism around the globe will become popular as a result- and we all know the impetus that caused WW1. The Butterfly effect, where every single aspect of life is interconnected in a delicate ecosystem will be depreciated and dismantled due to global warming. The main problem I'm worried about is this constant alteration in resource availability between countries- resource depletion will lead to stangating economies and how they properly function. For example, when we had an oil crisis in the 1970s before technology became more sophisticated to extract more oil, economists like Milton Friedman poularized laissez faire neoliberal capitalism as a method of adding a price to finite resources. Price controls were removed in that time to signify that certain items were becoming scarcer.
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LOL.
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mouthpiece200, Well, that's the government's role- to step in and provide poor people with direct financial assistance through transfer payments to increase consumption during times of recession or underconsumption. You sound like you want to abolish capitalism in its entirety and that is not the proper way of inducing prosperity. The poorest citizens of capitalistic nations make up the wealthiest 5% in the entire world.according to several economic freedom indices. So in a sense, even though capitalism produces vast income inequality, eventually, through the productive efforts of multiple people, even the poorest member of society can become extremely wealthy. Also, even though this is irrelevant to our discussion, I love how many leftists adulate Pope Francis for criticizing wealth inequality (sarcasm). The Pope does nothing to help the poor. The Catholic Church has paintings worth millions of dollars in the Vatican and gold chalices worth thousands. The Pope incessantly decorates himself with gold rings and necklaces but refuses to liquidate many of the Vatican's possessions for charitable distribution. According to the Economist, the Catholic Church only donates 3% of its income to helping the poor. Why doesn't Pope Francis sell that superflous wealth and actually donate the remaining income to the poor? Pope Francis is the perfect epitome of a religious hypocrite. And any leftist who supports him is an idiot.
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Demockracy69 You're wrong. Crony Capitalism is either corporate capitalism (state capitalism) or unregulated capitalism. The ideal type of capitalism is regulated, welfare, environmental capitalism in the form of a mixed economy.
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The graph you showed from 1995 to 2000 is disingenuous. There was no hiatus during that year when trajecting further back. Ice core data shows an exponential growth in temperature warming- the last 17 years contained the hottest 16 years in the last 10,000 years. I live in Alabama and I can attest that global warming is occurring. Dandelions don't bloom in December and January.
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@yoyoyogames9527 Everything on our planet is interconnected with nature. Why do you think mass shootings and higher rents are getting worse? Storms destroy houses, which inflates the price of homes.
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@yoyoyogames9527 And people are getting angrier because of climate changed induced scarcity. You will see more massacres in the coming years. The rate of violence will exponentially skyrocket in the 2020s and probably reach an apex with global war. Political instability has a domino effect. Look at the previous 2 world wars. They happened without notice. You had gradual signs like the red scare, but then things suddenly accelerated. Unsustainable income inequality led to the red scare and the great depression, which led to the fear of communism, which led to the rise of fascism and Hitler, which led to massacres. And this was in the timespan of a couple of decades. And look at the civil war.
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@yoyoyogames9527 The elites will use nuclear winter as a last resort to stop runaway climate change. And the UK is also not peaches and roses.
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@yoyoyogames9527 1. Get a life. 2. Quit messaging me. 3. Read a book called the Great Leveler by Walter Scheidel. 4. The earth witnessed thousands of nuclear bomb detonations during the cold war.
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@yoyoyogames9527 And 5, I know that, which is irrelevant to what I'm talking about.
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The university was NOT invented during the middle ages.
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@KD-cg9iq Okay, but the sea level rise will destroy all nuclear power plants in the process. Most nuclear is on the coasts to cool the reactors. Secondly, the sun is bigger and hotter than it was in the past. So if it was 1,200 ppm during the Cambrian and we had lush vegetation, the threshold would be lower now. That number will likely be 500 ppm, which we will cross in two decades. Anything over that means plants die and deserts expand
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@KD-cg9iq And regardless of what we do, temperature will still go up to 3 degrees in 20 years, which is when deserts start expanding. All coastal cities are underwater at that temp. Most of Florida is underwater at 3 degrees as it was during the pliocene. 6 degrees is PETM. 8 degrees is Permian extinction event.
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