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

  1. Chuck Norris put his career on hold to care for HIS wife, too. It's definitely a bad-ass kind of thing to do.
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  2. I'd say the same thing for the hippie generation. They BECAME the establishment and will brook no dissent and they LOVE big authoritarian government, now that THEY are the establishment, and now that they're beyond fighting age, they're all OK with sending our boys off to die (and kill) on foreign soil for the benefit of a very few, which is ANATHEMA to the American Ideal and the ideals THEY preached when they were dodging the draft in the '60s and '70s and campaigning for free speech. They're WAY more regressive than the "right-wingers" they replaced in the power structure. Champagne socialists, the lot of them.
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  3. LA, where all the liberal NPCs congregate is the DEFINITION of unsustainable. It's why it's illegal in inland West to harvest rainwater off your own roof. That's CALIFORNIA's water!
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  4.  @stallonesylvester3901  Yup. There's too much $$$$ in drug smuggling. The War on Drugs in the USA just props up the cartels and the most corrupt members of government on BOTH sides of the border. To native Mexicans, the cartels are a force of Nature that is greater than any vested authority in the country. It doesn't matter that the vast majority are good, God-fearing, hard-working people. The crooks are just too strong and too rich. Even if the common people crushed the cartels, the money coming in from the USA would quickly create new cartels, much like the old cartels. There's no getting away from the cartels until the USA finally wakes up and realizes that Prohibition didn't work against alcohol and it won't work against other drugs, either. All those laws do is create an endless income stream for the worst kind of people.
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  5. Where I grew up, Bass season started June 15th, which is after they're done spawning, there. As far "snagging" bass lying on their eggs, that's not necessary. When they're protecting their eggs, bass will strike at ANYthing that comes near.
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  6. It's been a cop tradition to "tune up" runners since cops were invented, along with other traditions like beating a confession out of suspects. Resisting arrest has also always been a cause for a serious beating. Everybody knows this. It had never been captured on video, before Rodney King. Public antipathy for police hadn't been as great since Prohibition days. What people don't realize is we're in a NEW age of Prohibition with the war on drugs, and it's associated with organized crime and corrupt authorities, just like in the '20s and '30s.
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  7. After this video, I'm dyin' for a drink!
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  8. I always ask myself what it would feel like to be on the receiving end of this. Never would do it. Never would stand by and watch others do it. It's monetized cruelty.
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  9. You left out one important detail: The class system was so ingrained that the rank and file often didn't respect an up-jumped officer from their own ranks. They WANTED officers who looked, talked, and acted upper class and had classical educations. During that time, there was also no conscription, so the ranks consisted largely of men dodging the hangman's noose or years of imprisonment, unlike, say, the French, who had a "citizen army" consisting of men from all walks of life, and not just a bunch of criminals choosing military service over prison.
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  10.  @livingdeadgirl5691  Law enforcement exists to reduce vigilantism. Law enforcement failing causes a rise in vigilantism.
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  11. Liberals who scoffed at guys like Jack Thompson picked up where he left off and LOVE censorship, NOW. These kinds of people are found right, left and center, and when they're found, you know they're ripe for dictatorship.
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  12. I've never been able to find the movie, again, but there's one where he bumps into somebody, knocks them down, they start chasing him, he bumps into somebody else trying to escape, and so on, until the entire town is chasing him. He runs into a blind alley and swarms up a drain pipe to the roof like a monkey or SpiderMan. Rushes to the other side, makes his death-defying descent, and soon there's another chain reaction mob chasing him, so there's one on his heels and another one looking for him, with all the confusion and mayhem you might expect. As I recall, two of the mobs (I think there were more than just two) run into each other and start brawling, until somebody spots him and they join forces. Non-stop laughs. You honestly can't stop. Good thing they were silents, because by 1 minute in, the crowds must've been SCREAMiNG with laughter. I just can't remember the title. Years later, I think the snobs all agreed that "The General" was, in fact, a masterpiece. So many of his shorts were lost or destroyed in fire or by other causes. Nobody - I mean nobody - could do a chase scene like Buster Keaton. He was an unbelievable athlete. I'm not sure how I feel about his first wife. I think he fooled around a LOT, even before she gave him permission. The ladies LOVED him. I imagine there are 10s or 100s of long-faced descendants with some other last name running around to this day. In his wife's defense, there's probably no telling what STDs he might have brought home. I don't blame her for refusing to sleep with him, after a certain point. The one thing I have no respect for is how his first two wives spent his money and walked off with most of it. Patriarchy, indeed! I used to feel sad, learning his life story, but I think he had a good old time - better than most - for much of it.
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  13. Worked for Admiral Nelson.
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  14. Before even watching the video, my first thought was "Why not Ginger Baker?" Might be a good Mad Lad for ya.
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  15. There are always niches that go begging in the economy. Every time one job becomes obsolete, other jobs open up. You just have to be willing to change career gears. The only reason mechanization takes over is because it's cheaper. That means same products produced for less. That means more net wealth for other jobs to be done, and who doesn't have stuff they wish somebody would do for them? For instance, professional shopping is becoming a very big thing. (See "Insta-Cart" service.). We all know about Lyft and Uber. All kinds of niches, and not just driving stuff around for people.
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  16. It's a good movie that I watched before I realized what a turd Robert DeNiro is. Lots of good movies I can't bear watching, any more, like Godfather II, because of that asshole.
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  17.  @uncreativeprocess  "No. I'M the arbiter!" sez I from the peanut gallery.
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  18. Drug money pouring in from the U.S. dwarfs the legitimate government authorities in Mexico. This is just one more of the consequences of a failed and corrupt War on Drugs in the USA.
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  19. Check out TIK's channel for Stalin's purges. The Red Army's vast expansion in the run-up to WW II is by far the biggest reason they were short on good military leaders. And most of the "purged" were right back in service days or weeks later. IOW, Stalin's purges were pretty exaggerated.
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  20. Evil stepmothers SUCK!
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  21. Inhales. Exhales. "In the business, we call this foreshadowing."
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  22. Yeah. Taser's bad news. So's Taser Face.
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  23. Looks like ya gotta booger hangin' down.
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  24. Those original heroes who tilted against whalers in inflatable rafts to save the whales have all left Greenpeace because it was 100% politicized and no longer followed the science. The founder of Greenpeace says their climate-change agenda is harmful and authoritarian. And he's right. If you do everything you're told to do, the environmental damage will be greater (WAY more mining permits and water pollution), and you'll end up having to burn fossil fuels to achieve it. And they ignore the working and living conditions at the off-shored mining operations. As long as it's not on U.S. or Euro soil, they don't care what harm is done or if child slaves are used to get that cobalt and lithium out of the ground. It's just like COVID, where alternative solutions were forbidden, and everybody had to do the same thing: lock down, mask up and take an experimental drug. You were also required to sign a waiver. "We didn't coerce anyone!" Ha. "Take it or lose your job, lose your home, and starve, you science-denier." Lots of good, green ideas people could do, but the EPA stands in the way, ironically.
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  25. Air superiority trumps ground forces. But I've had the suspicion for years that tanks and armored personnel carriers are obsolete.
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  26. I'm from the USA. This shit wouldn't hold up and the prosecutor would be in deep trouble for wasting taxpayer money. This is why thee U.S. Constitution > anything in UK or Europe. But give us time. We're shredding the document as we speak.
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  27.  @AWSum-uf4ri  Not necessarily. With all the adrenalin pumping and the initial shock, the most painful bit is probably from the hot bullets striking your flesh (It burns!). Any bones broken might not hurt much in the first 5 minutes or so. You know something's terribly wrong, but it might not actually hurt that much. I had my foot up next to my knee, once, and set it, myself, just on the idea of "That's not where my foot should be." After 5 or 10 minutes, it started hurting like hell, but the initial snap-crackle-pop was more of a shock than a pain.
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  28. I thought you were going to talk about Nordstream 2.
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  29. People sometimes think God is cruel for snatching the lives of young people, when in reality, God spares far more of us than can be accounted for by Nature.
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  30. No dogs and no Campbells. I knew a pure Scot McDonald. Man was a sociopath, but was high functioning, because he abided by a deeply held sense of honor. He wouldn't feel bad about punching you, because he empathized, but he wouldn't shame himself, if that makes sense. Not all Scots are sociopaths, I hope, inasmuch as I've got some in me. One of the things about stealing cattle that I never thought about until amusing myself with some Bernard Cornwell fiction, was the function served by making cattle raids. It was a way to teach the sons how to fight when there was no war. It was many tribes' way of not fighting a war, but keeping the young ones coming up READY to fight, if necessary. Centuries of invasion made it kind of necessary. And tribes would steal back and forth from each other, just short of war. But of course, someone always takes it too far, and there's lots of feuding. But the idea was to band together against threats to the combined tribes. And of course, we know that from Roman times on, inter-tribal warfare was the wedge that conquerors always used against Britons, Scots, East Anglians, etc. But especially the Scots.
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  31. Nazis and fascists in general are socialists of the far left variety, under current usage, not far right, as is the common misunderstanding.
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  32. You meant to say "I cannot OVERstate," not "understate."
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  33. Woman: I've been getting death threats! Man: First time?
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  34. It's wrong to hurt people. Jason is karma for some people who hurt people.
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  35. Just a reflection of a lot of young men with too much time on their hands, extending into middle life, with the piercings on proud, I-got-nothin-better-to-do faces. Look at me. I'm special. I found a different way to stick metal through my skin. Aren't I special?
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  36. What's gay is noticing Dankula's mustache is egregiously lopsided.
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  37.  @harbl99  Underrated comment.
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  38. Buster DID have a really long face. I can see where that "He's a dwarf" thing might've worked. If I had a time machine, rescuing his films would be one of my first missions.
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  39. The way I heard it, the act was to throw him into the orchestra, not the crowd. Dank says he was thrown into the orchestra once, by mistake. That's just not the story I grew up on.
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  40. So what you're saying is the ruling-class elites haven't changed a bit over the centuries.
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  41. Honestly, 1941 is a classic. Vastly underrated. Too bad it wasn't a huge hit. It's damn near the perfect movie.
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  42. 2 thoughts: The Chapter of "Return of the King" entitled "The Scouring of the Shire." and Demokkkrats haven't really changed.
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  43. You can't control what you're attracted to. It's your nature. But if you're attracted to kids and you act on it, you belong in jail. Legally and morally, they're not developed enough to give informed consent. That's why it's called "statutory rape."
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  44. Chronic pain is soul-destroying. Poor man.
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  45. I just hope the contractor got his just desserts.
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  46. America DESPISES Scots. Oh. Wait. I'm part Scot. America loves Scots! America has Scotland-like climate, if you got to New England coast or Washington state on the West coast.
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  47. Feel bad for Malvo, but man...
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  48.  @zydian_  Hitler's Germany had free health care. So did Stalin's Russia.
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  49. I doubt you have much experience fishing for largemouth (or smallmouth) bass in North America. It's easy, with razor-sharp treble hooks on an artificial minnow to "snag" a bass in the gills, even on an honest strike. Occasionally, when they jump or shake their heads, the hook in their mouth comes loose, but in the process another set of treble hooks will lodge somewhere else. Just dragging a lure or a crank bait through the reeds is not a tactic for snagging a bass. That doesn't mean I think they guy's honest. That tank full of bass in his garage is a pretty clear indictment.
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  50. Slap a parachute on his back and drop him behind enemy lines in wartime.
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