Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "The Damage Report" channel.

  1. .08 cents? That's a tiny fraction of a cent!
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  2. No, not random people. Hand-picked people.
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  3. Is English not your first language?
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  4. Ships, not boats. Boats go on ships.
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  5. *its
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  6. *you're
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  7.  @Async45  Exactly. They botched it.
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  8. *you're
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  9. Tuberville, rather.
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  10. You'd be surprised. It includes a lot of poor/rural people; note also that some GOP-leaning states won't allow student IDs. Think about why that's important.
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  11. *you're
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  12. Indeed. It was Rosenbaum's fault. He was a deranged pervert, off his meds. He was no activist. He went against advice and went into town, despite being told that the pharmacies would be closed. He drifted into the protest zone, and immediately started causing problems. In a confrontation at a gas station, he yelled anti-Black slurs at White militiamen (for lack of a better term), disturbing the protestors. He was also "false stepping" at the militiamen and daring them to shoot him; there are pictures of Anthony Huber restraining him. He eventually saw Rittenhouse alone, chased him into the CarSource parking lot, and Rittenhouse shot him. I would have fired also! After that, everybody thought that Rittenhouse was an active shooter who was escaping. Anthony Huber had a lot of courage; Ryan Baltz (militiaman who had been accompanying Rittenhouse) said that Huber died a hero. Maurice "Jump Kick Man" Freeland didn't even have a weapon, but he leapt (literally) into action, and narrowly escaped a bullet himself. Gaige Grosskreutz's confrontation with Rittenhouse took just a couple of seconds; he thought that Rittenhouse was re-racking his rifle, which is why he lowered his hands and was a split second away from pulling the trigger. The story would be so different if not for matters of millimeters and milliseconds!
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  13.  @zombieepx1933  Any of the people whom he shot? Yes, I do. I don't really feel sorry for Joseph Rosenbaum. Besides being a perv, he was no activist, just a seriously mentally ill person who disobeyed advice, went into town trying to find an open pharmacy, and drifted into the protest zone. He started wreaking havoc, disturbing people (there's a picture of Anthony Huber trying to restrain him at the gas station, when he was daring people to shoot him, yelling anti-Black slurs at White people). Then he targeted Rittenhouse. It's Rosenbaum's damn fault. After that, everyone who pursued Rittenhouse thought that he was an active shooter who was escaping. They were very brave, as most of them had no guns. Even one of the militiamen (Ryan Baltz, who accompanied Rittenhouse earlier in the evening) said that Huber died a hero. Maurice Freeland only had his flying feet, and he narrowly escaped death! Gaige Grosskreutz saw Rittenhouse re-racking his rifle, and he responded accordingly. So yes, I feel sorry for Huber (and his loved ones) and Grosskreutz. I have mixed feelings regarding property destruction, but the fact is that Kyle Rittenhouse had no business deciding to be a guardian of property in Kenosha while still a minor!
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  14.  @picdubois4620  I don't think that you read the comments correctly.
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  15. Stop shouting.
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  16. Democrats', not Democrat's.
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  17. Regime media...?
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  18.  @caller4522  Not so.
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  19. Why the scare quotes?
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  20. *whom
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  21. As it happens, Yugoslavia was actually a successful decentralized, market-socialist state until the IMF got its claws in. It looked like Yugoslavia might get back on its feet as the Warsaw Pact countries were collapsing, and the NATO powers didn't like that.
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  22. Et cetera, not ek cetera.
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  23. *refrain
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