Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "To Be Frank" channel.

  1. People in USA who could've been cured quickly and relatively easily, with off-the-shelf treatments were told "Go home. Don't come back to the hospital until your lips are blue (and the virus has progressed enough to do permanent damage)." What's happened is SHAMEFUL and a crime (multiple crimes) against humanity. But nobody is being held accountable.
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  2. I don't mind TOO much that there was a big push for emergency use, but extending that "emergency" to anyone under 80 years old or anyone who had co-morbidities was - and is - criminal. For all who've been paying attention to the ludicrous COVID response by government agencies and institutions: This is just one more reason to oppose government-run health care.
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  3. And to add atrocity to atrocity, they did everything possible to coerce people into taking it.
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  4.  @stultuses  ... without taking an experimental drug whose long-term effects on humans is unknowable.
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  5. @Toppa Yes. A blatant disregard for medical ethics and civil rights.
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  6. Diversity is our strength, unless it's diversity of thought.
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  7. It turns out that using force to win is a losing strategy.
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  8. They're pissin' down our backs and tellin' us it's rainin'.
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  9. Congress NEEDS lobbyists, because it intervenes in EVERY INDUSTRY. They NEED those lobbyists to explain to them how these industries work, in order to draft micro-managing legislation. The problem isn't the lobbyists. The PROBLEM is that Congress MEDDLES IN EVERYTHING. It wouldn't know HOW without those industry "expertsm" i.e., lobbyists. What we need is for Congress to QUIT MEDDLING IN EVERYTHING, and let this country run itself! That's how it's supposed to work. This nation was founded on the principle that the federal government is responsible for a small number of things and has authority over only that small number of things. The REST should be left up to the states and the people. Congress meddles in matters FAR beyond its constitutional remit and REFUSES to do the basics spelled out in the constitution, like securing our borders and regulating/taxing foreign trade. Dept of Education - Abolish it. Dept of Agriculture - Abolish it. Dept of Justice - Pull its teeth. Dept of Defense - Put it on a diet. Dept of Health and Human Services - Abolish it. Food and Drug Administration - Abolish it. NIH - Abolish it. EPA - Abolish it. (It only fights the pollution the donor class wants it to)
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  10. The CDC itself, is the problem. Finding a saint to run agencies with too much power is not a sustainable solution. No agency should have the power of the CDC.
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  11. In an honest world, his bosses would've been incarcerated before he got hired.
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  12. God knows the USA has bent the knee! Go India! WHO: "We got everything wrong. But you be quiet, because we're always right about everything." Media: "Be silent. WHO has spoken!"
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  13. Didn't FaceBook use Daszak to police "disinformation" about the lab-leak hypothesis?
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  14. Centers for Disease Control in USA is also broken.
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  15.  @finallythere100  This is how geeks talk when they're trying to sound smart. The use of "thee" instead of "the" is a dead giveaway. Now you've made his speech even more annoying by mentioning it. He sounds like a computer that puts the accent on the wrong syllable all the time.
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  16. They're beside themselves at the specter of a president who says "Government spends too much."
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  17.  @LjLaValle  The fact that you can't say 1v3rm3ct1n without being censored tells you this is about politics and power.
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  18.  @johnrflinn  I worry about their passengers.
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  19. It's gotta be a new drug, because old drugs don't make Pfizer $30 billion, even if they work. But doctors will be canceled for developing treatment regimens that are effective, with PROVEN safe drugs we've been using for years. In the case of HCQ, CENTURIES. HCQ is just the modern form of Jesuits' Bark, brought to us by Peruvian medicine men to missionaries over 400 years ago. No money there.
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  20.  @lisaevansthefam2425  Kids who are more likely to die by lightning strike on a sunny day than to die of COVID. It's reprehensible what's being done, and I both pity and despise parents who are desperate to get back to some kind of normal routine and believing that jabbing their kids is the only way.
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  21. Imagine a DOJ that enforces the law!
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  22.  @jamesm.4426  Hopefully it won't come to defiance of the court. He just needs to slug it out. A hearing on the temporary restraining order is coming in a week. If Trump wins, that's good for the country. If he loses, it's a precedent restraining future presidents, which is good for the country.
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  23.  @cathyzimmerman9467  My science background was enough to not believe "the big push." Didn't take long to see there was something very fishy going on, especially when they pushed an experimental therapy with ZERO long-term studies.
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  24.  @donnazukadley7300  You NEED boosters because the "vaccine" really sucks. So more of what sucks and you'll be right as rain. Flawless reasoning. It sucks and is ineffective, so you MUST take MORE of it!
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  25. There was never an emergency. Just incompetence and alarmism.
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  26.  @Documentts  ... and omicron is not a threat to healthy un-jabbed.
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  27.  @johnrflinn  That's because you're contrary and think for yourself. Most of society just follows what the t.v. networks tell them.
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  28. AFAIK, Republicans have out-donated with small donations since Reagan. Dems have been totally dependent on big donors since Clinton cut a deal with them. That's when Democrats abandoned the working class. They still pretend like they're anti-establishment and compassionate, but they're 100% donor-class, champagne socialists and have been for 3 decades. It just took the common people a long time to figure out, because common people are LOYAL.
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  29. Our public institutions are malignant and are metastasizing.
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  30. The German government is everything it purports to oppose.
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  31. This sort of thing is becoming the norm for the ruling-class elites.
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  32. "Protection against severe illness," when most people only experienced mild symptoms from Omicron. Please learn how to speak like a normal person. The more you talk, the more I feel my brain is being put through a meat grinder.
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  33. The people inciting hatred are the rapists.
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  34. Control systems protecting federal agents and agencies give bad actors way too much power. You're always going to end up with bad actors. You need to deny them the god-like powers we give to bureaucrats like Fauci,
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  35.  MsSilentlightning  Risk management. People with co-morbidities should be free to decide if they want The Jab, because the danger of COVID to THEM outweighs the risk of side-effects of The Jab. Anyone under 80, who's reasonably healthy, should probably NOT be given The Jab. It's like chemotherapy for cancer. Nobody who's healthy should be put on chemo. But it's worth the side-effects to someone dying of cancer.
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