Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Neil Young Comes Crawling Back To Spotify! w/ Dr. Robert Malone" video.

  1. There's nothing more "hippy" than the scions of well-to-do families. They have the privilege of sitting around and imagining a world where nobody had privileges. Except them. The rest is history.
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  2. See "For What it's Worth" or "Stop. Hey. What's that sound? Everybody look what's goin' down."
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  3. I think The Great Barrington Declaration will be a beacon of light in the future histories of our benighted era. You're interviewing a great man.
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  4. There's a lot of sunk-cost fallacy operating. Any parent who went along with mRNA vaccines for their kids on so little information would rather not hear that they made a mistake. I know a lot of people who were very militant pro-mandates and pro-lockdowns, who refuse to listen to any new facts or evidence, because it would be too crushing to admit they were wrong and they were assholes about it.
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  5. One thing I noticed, growing up in the '60s and '70s was that the non-conformist hippy types all looked, dressed, and talked the same way. It was a strange, twisted kind of conformity that they claimed to be rebelling against. They weren't protesting conformity. They wanted a new orthodoxy, and they were less tolerant of any deviation than their parents ever were towards their spoiled children's self-indulgences and experimentation. I remember seeing this same cohort later in life. They had hippy churches, and the rigid conformity I saw, there, was more constricting than the more (then-)conservative Methodist Church I grew up in. If you wanted to get on, socially, at the little college, you went to the Unitarian Church, and let everyone know what a good Democrat you were. When I was younger, the Methodists stuck to "love Jesus, obey God, sin less, and don't judge others." Really, the hippies were never about expressing yourself, freely, even when they were brandishing signs demanding free speech. It was always only about what side they were on at the time. Now that generation IS the establishment, and their disdain for free speech is undeniable. Even when history has proven them wrong, they insist on their blind, pro-establishment hot takes, because they feel they ARE the establishment, life is great for them, and preserving their privileges makes them support the established order that serves them so well.
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  6. Actually, aging is a glitch in the matrix caused the fact that immortal beings don't evolve. Just a tiny glitch, where one critter got a shorter life span, but by chance happened to reproduce before perishing. Its great-great-...-great-great grandchildren ate or just out-competed the immortals for limited or changing food sources.
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