Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. If it were Trump's son's laptop, everybody within 6 degrees of separation of him would be in jail for life by now.
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  2. Alyssa Milano was a child star and the eye candy for the long-running series "Charmed." Her entire career is based on her looks, like 99% of actresses on big and little screen.
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  3. No transparency? No trust. We're done taking these clowns' word for ANYTHING.
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  4. She's young, well-fed, and stupid. But 2 out of 3 ain't bad.
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  5. I'm gonna say it: The walls are closing in on free speech.
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  6. Reagan was still saddling and riding his own horse until after he left office. He fell off a bucking horse in Mexico in the fall of 1989, 8 months after he left office. That was what ended his riding days. Reagan was clearly in SOME decline, but he was never that good at technocrat questions, about the minutiae of big government. He still had a clear view of the big picture, and his over-arching philosophy. Biden's case is much worse, because of all the lies he told over the course of his absolutely dishonest career as a demagogue. It takes a lot of extra energy to keep track of all the lies you told in the past when crafting lies in the present.
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  7. If Trump knows what he's about, this is the storm before the calm.
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  8. I got a cold call from the RNC and hung up. The RNC leadership may as well be Democrats.
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  9. Nobody who's libertarian is siding with violent and destructive lefty protesters.
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  10. They don't get anywhere, unless the mayor and chief of police back them and punish those who resist them. Ted Wheeler is mayor and police chief of Portland, and that's why Portland is such a shit show. What's hilarious is they think every place is like Portland and they can run roughshod over anybody they want, anywhere they want. Well, sorry pilgrim. This ain't Portland.
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  11. Crowder is the only comedian in the world who can't do parody, because of "copyright." He's targeted because he's conservative.
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  12. Inflation is much higher than CPI says. Groceries are about double what they were a couple years ago. For Americans making decent money, the gas pump and groceries aren't budget-busters. For people just getting by, groceries and gas are a much bigger chunk of their income. That 8.x% figure is trash. And yes, Styx, inflation compounds.
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  13. I've got some friends who watch that dreck. You can't talk to them about current events. Just Orange Man Bad, with blanket claims and zero facts.
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  14. How did I ever survive the first 25 years of my life without my own mobile phone???? I remember it being a big deal when I could finally afford my own land line to my apartment. Somehow I was never bored. There was always something to do OUTSIDE.
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  15. I didn't hear about that. My Rubicon was when DeSantis reversed himself and joined the Neocons in his support of the Ukrainian Proxy War.
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  16. Oh, you should definitely sue for defamation. They should get sued every time. Whether you win or not, you punished them a little bit. If every little guy did that, they'd go broke. We have the power, not them.
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  17. Yes. I don't like FISA, no matter who's running the executive branch.
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  18. She's also a big-government progressive.
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  19. And there's nothing they can do about it, other than knee-jerk to avoid shame. Most of all, Dems will hope nobody asks them about him.
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  20. And stuffed the ballot box.
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  21. They're not trying to win you or me over. They're trolling for stupid people, because that's their power base.
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  22. "It can always get worse." - Theon Greyjoy
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  23. I remember when Carey won his first Laff-Off. He was brilliant. Years later, his schtick got old. Then he started talking politics, and he lost my fanship forever. He should've stuck to being a funny guy.
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  24. She'll criticize neocons and then when in office, explain why we need to be neocons.
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  25. AI can do an amazing amount. I'm amazed every day at how people who watch the news every day are totally ignorant about what's going on.
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  26. It's not about what Trump deserves. It's what the disenfranchised voters who support him who should get what they deserve.
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  27. Just like "gain of function," the difficulties DEI faces with respect to Title IX are going to be wiped away by re-defining what the terms mean.
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  28. I remember the 1st time I went on FB to sign up. "You don't need my birthday! You don't need my home address!" I spoofed all that stuff, because it was none of FB's damn business.
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  29. I discovered long ago, that when you scratch a liberal, there's some real contempt for their fellow man right underneath the surface. Argue "compassion" all day long, and then you ask them "What if things go South?" Sterilization, police-state controls, take everyone's guns, etc. None of it was out of bounds, if it balanced the books.
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  30. They are absolutely incapable of NOT doubling-down.
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  31. I was a CSPAN addict in the early '80s, when Reagan was changing the terms of the debate. I think everybody should have their "CSPAN phase," where they watch the raw, uninterrupted committee meetings in Congress, see what all the think tanks are talking about - left, right and middle. Taught me a lot. Converted me to libertarian constitutionalist. Of course, the Libertarian PARTY isn't really very libertarian, these days. Seem to be taken over by socialists who want to smoke weed.
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  32. The more obstinate they are, the less successful they become.
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  33. It's also steeped in racism. College students think blacks don't have access to driver's licenses, because they're stupid and helpless, basically.
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  34. You can't trust anything a globalist says to get re-elected.
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  35. Sometimes. But kids are pretty gullible. They can be indoctrinated into all kinds of nonsense.
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  36. Milley's a fuckin' disgrace.
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  37. PEOPLE NEVER WANT TO ABANDON THEIR RELIGION. LEFT-WING/POSTMODERNIST/POST-TRUTH IDEOLOGY IS EVERY BIT AS FAITH-BASED AS ANY OTHER RELIGION. DON'T LIKE THE FACTS? IGNORE THEM OR ATTACK THE PERSON WITH THE FACTS.
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  38. As I recall, there was supposed to be a quid-pro-quo involving border security and it of course no such bill ever passed. I remember being semi-OK with the amnesty, if it meant movement on the border security issue. After that bait-and-switch, I never trusted Lucy to hold the ball for my kick.
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  39. I get the same "If I can't have it, I'm gonna burn it down" feeling from this outgoing administration.
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  40. DeSantis has taken some courageous stands that turned out to be the correct stands. But he lost me when he flipped a 180 and sided with the war machine on Ukraine. If the USA truly respected the principle of national sovereignty, it wouldn't have engineered a coup in Ukraine in 2014. We've been poking the bear to no sane purpose for years. I lay the Ukrainian genocide at the doorstep of our own leaders. It's hard to say what Trump might've done to put a stop to our top officials' crooked relationships with Ukrainian oligarchs. The closest he came was a phone call that the Democrats impeached him for. I still don't know if Trump's a good guy or a trojan horse who's just appealing enough on the one hand, and incompetent on the other, to keep the liberty-minded Americans from finally getting fed up with the lot. The hope he seems to bring is always thwarted at the key moment. Weak and vacillating during COVID, doing just what the establishment wanted at the crucial moment. He succumbed to the hysteria and gave the technocrats carte blanche.
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  41.  @theghostofmaximumvolume3414  When your favorites push an agenda of which you disapprove, they're no longer your favorites, and that is as it should be.
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  42.  @YorktownUSA  : Republicans know how to talk to classical liberals, better, but they're just as tax-and-spend and just as open-borders when it comes to policy. If it weren't for Trump, we wouldn't be talking about convoys. We'd be watching a 12-month-a-year parade stretching from Tijuana to Venezuela.
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  43. One of the joys of owning my first home is the 2 apple trees and maple tree I planted out back. Good stuff. And I spent most of a year finding just the right place, 5 blocks from work. I'm really quite green. And I'm voting for Trump.
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  44.  @SoilToSoul  Nature also has buffering effects. Better conditions for plant and coral growth, which locks carbon up in living and dead and decaying plant matter, coral skeletons (reefs). The Kaibab Limestone that's the common cap-rock in the Grand Canyon is super thick and super extensive. Just think of all the CO2 Mother Nature locked up, right there. But don't ask me about the chemistry. CO2's solubility in water is higher at lower temps. So I think that's in line with warmer temperatures spurring coral growth, the same way they spur stalactite growth. Colder water dissolves lime better than hot, because there's more carbonic acid dissolved in it. My guess is that in the end, The Science will say that CO2 emissions are a net benefit, but that emissions are still a problem for all the other stuff they pump into the atmosphere, the metallic impurities in coal and so on. Then they'll circle back to "clean-burning fossil fuels," and "natural gas, the hero we deserve." But by then, the world will be a much poorer place.
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  45. Democrats approved 46 billion for a fence/wall in 2009, didn't they? Of course it was just for a photo opp, because they never followed through.
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  46. You like this woman who thinks the Constitution should be eliminated? sigh
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  47.  @PenTheMighty  EVERY ONE OF THOSE LOANS is backed by the valuation of existing properties. The developer makes a very high estimate of the value of their existing holdings. The bank says "No, that's too much," and they negotiate, until both sides are happy. The state of New York is basically trying to outlaw negotiations in business. It's a ridiculous ruling that should be struck down on appeal. If it's not struck down, it's further proof of the weaponization of the courts against conservatives.
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  48. Republicans learned that Free Stuff is a great way to get elected and re-elected, so they're just as bad as Democrats when it comes to buying votes and not standing up the Dems when they make vote-buying policies a major issue. It's sad. It shows the weakness of the American people and how stupid we are to think that we won't be paying double and triple for less, overall, when we vote ourselves Free Stuff. Want the best medical care for the least cost? Make people responsible for their own, and make doctors compete for their dollars.
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  49. It means that planets and moons have shadows.
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  50. Imagine meeting with Joe. You can't believe a word he says. You're not even sure he will make any sense.
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