Comments by "Austin Kole Carlisle" (@AustinKoleCarlisle) on "John and Neil" video.

  1.  @ronniepace8778 yep. just look around, there are TONS of natural resources that we could use to better our standard of living. there is no logical reason why anyone should be suffering or starving in a supposedly first world nation, especially where the citizens give up half their income on taxes. this tells me its all deliberate.
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  2.  @lervish1966  if that's the case, why can't they just offer money for people to become sterilized? that would be way more honest and voluntary.
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  3. there won't be a next time...
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  4. sure, so why didn't we hear anything about these until after the vaccine rolled out?
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  5. they are still looking...
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  6.  @LTPottenger  plenty of people with cancer don't eat and that doesn't help them
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  7.  @annamack5823  depends on how much is offered. i'd say 50% would be compliant at $10,000.
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  8.  @athelwulfgalland  most families were farmers back then and needed the help regardless. that isn't true today.
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  9.  @athelwulfgalland  in the USA, at least, something like 95% of people alive 100 years ago were (rural) farmers. today, farmers make up 1% of the population.
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  10.  @jennysurfer6516  show me one video of embalmers pulling these out of cadavers in 2020 and i'll own up to being wrong.
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  11. the people who were correct this entire time about COVID and the vax are the only ones who won't benefit in some way once the house of cards topples over. people stupid enough to be coerced into taking it will be entitled to compensation, but for us? nothing, of course.
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  12. It was the COVID vaccine.
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  13. right? the world went crazy over COVID in 2020 and I was like, what kind of virus did we all have in late 2019?
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  14.  @LTPottenger  yes, prevention is definitely more effective than treating after the fact. which is why it'll never be promoted by big pharma.
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  15. anything that makes the body produce spike protein, AFAIK
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  16. yeah, until i see a video dating to 2020 i don't buy that these were seen before 2021.
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  17. hey but at least we aren't racists! oh wait, are they lying about the "benefits" of multiculturalism, too?
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  18.  @athelwulfgalland  the point is that the large majority of people alive 100+ years ago in the USA grew nearly all of their own food, and they needed all the hands they could get in order to increase the chances of survival.
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  19. you forget that the disease was created in a lab.
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  20. probably a chain reaction
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