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

  1. It was just an aside, but yes. Europeans have their Internet sanitized, big-time. Can't have them getting ahold of any uncomfortable truths.
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  2. Styx's whole audience knew. But it's getting harder to hide from normies.
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  3.  @somedandy7694  I get the sentiment, but I doubt they are very self-aware.
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  4. Joe's an empty suit. What we should be worried about is the damage all the outgoing players like Blinken, Wray, Mayorkas, and others leave in their wake.
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  5. Education ain't what it used to be.
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  6. Yes. Dems have been acting out like spoiled children since 2016.
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  7.  @dean_l33  There's always a reason. It's never the reason given.
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  8. Ancient taboo against praising your children or holding them up for attention from others. It was said to "make the gods jealous" and bring doom and destruction to you and your children. There's a kernel of truth in that. Don't bring your kids into the public realm. It's not good for them. It draws creeps like a magnet.
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  9. Yes. A "literal Ph.D. in romantic comedy." The satire writes itself. People will look back on this time in history as uproariously funny, assuming we survive.
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  10.  @thewayfarer8849  : Most of academia consists of very narrow-minded, narrow-specialty "scholars," who think being expert at ONE THING makes them all-knowing and morally superior to everyone else, and especially anyone who disagrees with whatever narrative the New York Times or CNN is pushing on any particular day. Their reasoning powers are not that great, generally speaking. They're really good at memorizing facts long enough to pass a test, for the most part. And that's how they teach. As a member of academia, I'm nothing special, but I do notice that I'm much broader than most of my peers (better read in history, especially, but other fields, generally), much more "live and let live" in outlook, and much more respectful towards people OUTside of academia. The more you learn about different subjects, the more humble you seem to get, because you realize nobody can do everything, and we all need each other, especially people who work with their hands, which requires a lot more brain work than even THEY appreciate, because to THEM, anybody could do what they do. This is pretty common amongst people who are truly skilled at something. They look back and don't see themselves as God's Gift or anything. They just know how much time they put in honing their skills, and see it as more of a stick-to-itiveness thing than a talent thing. I feel the same way about MY skills. If you put in as many hours as I did on math, you'd probably be a better mathematician. Not talent. Just persistence. In academia, though, people think that because they put in all those hours, they're somehow more gifted than everybody else, because they more than most people about one thing. In the workaday world, people don't put on such airs, but I see a good dry-waller doing what would take me 100 hours in 1/2 hour, and doing it better, and I'm just as impressed by that as I'm impressed by a historian who knows what day Socrates was born.
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  11. Any list they may have will not include anybody 'they' want to protect (and continue manipulating).
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  12. I didn't know that. I used to like Tim Scott.
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  13. Taxes are definitely a part of it. And the gas tax was the final straw.
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  14. Cannabis is different for different people. Some people take a puff to get their heart going, before physical activity. Some people do it to help them get to sleep at night after a day's work. I've used it to power through an all-nighter, when I was exhausted and kind of sick to my stomach from coffee and cigarettes. Some people smoke it to keep their appetite up.
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  15.  @FPVSlacker  We need a delta variant of liberty to go viral.
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  16. Sign of weakness that they need something phony like ESG to succeed.
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  17. ... with us in the middle. Yes.
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  18. Barney Frank was the Anthony Fauci of housing.
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  19.  @LovePH926  I had a flat tire! I ran outta gas! Baby it wasn't my fault!
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  20. I liked Ron until he flipped and joined hands with the War Pigs.
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  21. @Tommy Middlefinger : I was gonna say "I could make a suggestion!"
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  22. I think you might be wrong about Tulsi. Wait 'til she rips Bernie a new one for voting for war.
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  23.  @MCKISICMEDIA  Jim will scold her and nothing further will happen.
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  24. If they had the courage of their convictions, they'd put Dominion on trial in their defense. But they're FOX, so risking anything to turn the tide is not going to happen. They've got advertisers to keep happy.
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  25. Continental drive explains a lot of that. It's not that the pole wandering explains all of that phenomenon. Also, the Earth's crust is always moving. We're a very thin and fragile bit of slag on a very big, spinning ball of molten metal.
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  26. I disagree. The slow escalation could lead to a major break. As StormShadow and if ATACM, then Russia might say "Screw it!" Russia's been mobilizing, training, and blooding its forces, and are closer and closer to being able to just roll to the Polish and Rumanian borders. Meanwhile, the Ukrainians are going all-out to impress NATO before the meetings, next week. Ukraine's getting some propaganda footage, from Russian infantry retreating, but it's all of a piece. "Chase us. We retreat, and call in artillery." The Ukrainians do seem to have better precision munitions, but they don't have very many, and the West is hard-pressed to supply a strategically significant number of such munitions. The Russians have a lot of tanks. If they decide to go all-out, they can sacrifice a lot of tanks to get a location on the batteries taking them out. Frankly, I don't think they'd have to sacrifice very many tanks, and may even rig up some remote-controlled vehicles just to draw fire. I think the Ukrainians will run out of ammo long before they make a significant dent in an all-out, combined-arms assault. I think it's just a matter of time until Russia feels like it's ready.
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  27. Pretty much my take on $hapiro since I first noticed him in 2016ish. Hits most of the talking points of liberty and free markets, but goes full-on neocon on Israel.
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  28. The trouble with the "free-speech socialists" is that they're set on putting us on a path where free speech will disappear. It's a gov't-centric viewpoint that is blissfully unaware what happens when you put gov't in charge.
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  29.  @playercharacter117  : THIS is a closer approximation of the truth. The DNC was broke before Killary bought them off. That's why it'll be interesting to watch the Tom Stayer campaign. He's a billionaire who could inject a ton of cash for HIS personal aspirations. The DNC is just waiting for somebody rich to buy their temporary loyalty.
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  30. I would love to see a compilation of the most ridiculous anti-wall statements made by Pelosi and company in 2017, juxtaposed with a video montage of barrier going up.
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  31. ​ @princeby-tor4458  Inflation is theft.
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  32. Everyone who doesn't vote Democrat guessed, not that there was much guesswork involved.
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  33. "Nothing creepy going on, here. But you better not show it on Twitter, because it's obscene and creepy."
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  34.  @donmallard2141  Boycott the multicorps as best you may.
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  35. I remember when the left were pretty hip and pretty cool. I remember when they sneered at silly taboos and derided dogma. Now they make up new taboos on a daily basis, and they become dogma in less than 24 hours. No memory. No self-awareness. No self-reflection (only projection). Remind me of Obstinate Uncle Otis.
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  36. Tulsi's against war. She stands no chance in that bunch.
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  37.  @justinwhite2725  : Biden's performance with the Chinese and the benefits accruing directly to his family are public record. So are his dealings in the Ukraine, where again, his family made out like bandits. Plus he's a socialist, who isn't quite ready to say so. The worst kind. And he's losing his marbles. The fact is, every single one of those Democrats is scary-dangerous. We've got a slight chance of coming out better at the end of 2024 than we are, now, with Trump. But any of those Dem hopefuls would be disastrous. I would seriously consider cashing in my chips and heading for the safest, cheapest place I could find and just hunker down in semi-retirement, hoping the storm passes over.
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  38. Mega-liberal blue cities can swing entire states, no problem. And a lot of those precincts are utterly corrupt, as we saw from Fulton, Georgia.
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  39. Grow or die? Zuckerberg chose "die?"
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  40.  @clxwncrxwn  ; There've been more people killed by the protests than the people whose deaths they're pretending to protest.
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  41. This is because the left thinks only in terms of POWER and when they HAVE it, they abuse the shit out of it.
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  42. I'm way past giving any politician the benefit of the doubt.
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  43. "Don't th'ow me in that briah patch, Br'eh Fox!" - Donald Trump -
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  44. Trump's respected the law far more than his immediate predecessor(s).
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  45. Felinus Absentus.
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  46. Don'tcha love government-run media. It worked so well in Germany...
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  47. Until they land on the White House lawn, it's all a waste of time in a life that's already too short.
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  48. They used to call that arbitrage. Now they call it diversity and inclusion.
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  49. If you have to wait for the VA, the government should let you go to a private hospital and pay for private care. We need to take better care of our vets, starting with not sending them to every corner of the planet so people can shoot at them, because some politicians got bought off by some big corporations.
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  50. LOL! It was Cuomo who said that it was against the law for the public to know all the things that he, as a journalist, could be told. So we need to just listen to him about anything controversial. Some shit like that. Absolutely off his nut. Or absolutely a bald-faced liar.
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