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

  1. I live in a small town in Idaho. We don't tolerate any of this nonsense, and as a result, we have none of this nonsense. We help each other, voluntarily.
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  2. I held MY nose, for SURE! I'd rather have someone with bedrock principles of liberty and limited government. Trump's pragmatic and just wants to fix the worst of what's wrong, without any real ideological preference, either way. I would support a Ben Carson or a Ron Paul (if he weren't too old, already) before I'd support Trump, but Trump's WAY better than any RINO or Democrat.
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  3. They went straight from equal rights to authoritarianism and bigotry.
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  4. $250,000 is pocket change compared to the harm done, and the money ends up in the government's hands. What a racket.
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  5.  @ronblack7870  Yes. Uni-Party. Just like Boris in UK. Got elected to carry out BREXIT, but was on the anti side the whole time, like other turncoats in his party.
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  6.  @robertmusil1107  It made the news because the reason he got turned down was he was too expensive. He wanted something ridiculous, like $30 million or something, and it was just too much.
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  7. It's the bitterness that shines through, and that's what they appeal to in the sort of people who have nothing better to do that tune in to The View in the morning. But who am I to talk? I get served up The View by conservative commentators, which in a weird, twisted way, serves The View. I'd much rather see The View die of indifference. When was the last time any of them said anything that in any way illuminated or uplifted your day? Conservative content creators get us to hate-watch The View, when there are a multitude of other things better to talk about than just dunking on their irrelevant and misinformed hot takes.
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  8. Did you know that Yosemite Sam had to give up his guns because of woke?
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  9. She loaded-up the question to push people away from "Pay what you owe!" selection. It didn't work.
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  10. Oh, they let Republicans talk, as long as they're promoting the next war or the next weapons shipment.
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  11. Their reach is shrinking every day. That's their punishment.
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  12. He's always been a crumb bum. His dementia saved him from being indicted on far worse document-handling crimes. They have a slam dunk case against him, but prosecutors basically said he's unfit to be tried, because of his diminished capacity. But he's fine as president. Dementia is no obstacle to being president. It's all about the team and his handlers.
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  13. Cooper had an off night.
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  14. Defamation is an area of the law that doesn't seem fair. I usually want to cancel the advantages politicians enjoy, but in the area of defamation, politicians are treated much worse than the average citizen. Much easier for Sandman to get a fat settlement than for Trump to get a fat settlement. If there's two things I'd change, it would be to beef up the tort system (expand it), and make it relatively easy to sue for, say, $10,000. Eliminate the regulatory agencies, but make it easy for private citizens to sue for harm done. The fact that companies like NIKE and Apple basically support slave labor in China should be on full blast on all channels and nobody should buy their stuff, until they change their ways, and some of us they lost, forever, already.
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  15.  @juliegoldsmith8000  They do, but counselors push them to go to college.
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  16.  @JSFGuy  Cliches, memes, tropes and stereotypes are rooted in reality. They're really irritating when they don't conform with your bias. If they DO conform with your bias, you can't get enough of them and take some joy in seeing others who get it.
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  17. The only Democrat Hispanics I met in Colorado worked for schools.
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  18.  @k9thundra  In that line of work, yes. My hands had calluses when I was a teenager and when I was working my way through college as a laborer and grease monkey. Now my hands are pretty soft, because of the work I do and because I'm pretty crippled-up. But I'm not applying for jobs in construction, either!
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  19.  Rip Cord  The only people watching Joyless are her critics.
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  20. No. That's giving government a bonus for its sins.
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  21. Elected representatives are supposed to vote their conscience, not just pander to the mob. Every representative advocating for his district, rather than defending the constitution is the problem in our country. They all make bad votes, if there's something in the bill that brings some pork to their district. Immensely popular moves that are bad for the whole country. Think about how your home district is HURT when you go for the pork. If every OTHER representative is doing the same thing, then your district is paying extra for all the pork everywhere else. Everybody loses. The principled thing to do in Congress is to oppose ALL the pork, including pork for your district. The majority gets things wrong all the time! The job of a representative is to LEAD. That means to persuade the constituency that there's a higher principle in operation. If they don't like it, they can vote you out. If you're a good leader, you will win them over. More likely, you'll just pander and get re-elected that way. The problem with this country is every representative testing the political winds, instead of acting out of PRINCIPLE. There's a tension between majority rule and principle that must be maintained. For decades, we were too populist. Now, we're too authoritarian. That doesn't mean that populism is end-all, be-all. Populism is bread and circuses. Principle is "That's not the role of the federal government, even though it seems like everybody's getting something for free."
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  22. They work harder, they save, they start small businesses. Of course they're leaving the Democrat Party.
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  23. Harry Sisson has 12.4 K subscribers. He's a pimple on the butt on the problem.
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  24. Yes. The lawfare. The hoaxes. 3 years of RussiaGate Hoax. 3 years of Jan 6 hoax. The weaponization of federal and state agencies against political opponents. The dying media. If you stop at nothing to win today for many today's, eventually your victories dry up, and all your tomorrow's are defeat.
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  25. @Ken North OMG that is so true. There're always 2nd-raters at work who LIVE for those meetings. The best people HATE those meetings, because they're always run by clueless people who think they're geniuses.
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  26. It hangs in tatters, though. The courts really let us down, or the federal government would be less than half its current size and scope.
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  27.  @anilin6353  That was their big problem. It was also a big problem for them for years after that. Tariffs and excise taxes are all the federal government should have for revenue.
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  28.  @l337pwnage  It was pretty much a package deal. There were states that wouldn't ratify without the promise of the first 10 amendments. And yes, government is a protection/extortion racket. But without one, you get eaten by nations with one.
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  29.  @grizzlygrizzle  If they won't get out of the streets, Democrats will be just speed bumps.
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  30. I'm sure NYC will appeal. Or try to appeal that decision.
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  31. They're irate that people actually voted against unlimited government growth and spending.
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  32. He's kind of emblematic of what a "reasonable liberal" is supposed to be. It's not nothing when he calls out the Democrats. But for anyone on the liberty and limited-government side, he mostly does damage.
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  33. The RNC, led by McDaniel, is the reason why Dems still own the senate and why the House and senate Republicans are mostly RINO.
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  34. This is the woman from Seinfeld's "Man Hands" episode.
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  35. The fact that they elected him Vice Chair of the DNC tells you there's nobody in charge at the DNC.
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  36. Sometimes I wonder if this oversharing on TikTok is a reflection of the water in which these people swim in real life, or if it's an artifact of living entirely through TikTok. Maybe it's a little of both. Maybe he gets much love from his friends from expressing his feelings in such a way.
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  37. I think the war helped a lot of American oligarchs cover their tracks and their connections to Ukrainian oligarchs. I think those same oligarchs (Democrat, Republican, or otherwise) profited immensely from the war, which adds insult to injury. The very corruption they impeached Trump for was what they were doing the whole time. Nothing but quid-pro-quo everywhere you look. Everywhere except in Trump's direction. So that's what he got accused of by Deep State liars. Look at all the family members of politicians who sat on boards of directors, like Hunter Biden. Hunter is just the only one they talk about, but there're Romneys, Pelosis and other big names up to their eyeballs in Ukrainian corruption. I feel so bad for the common people of Ukraine.
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  38. That wasn't an apology for lying. It was an apology for being unclear.
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  39. Men want the wife to cook and clean AND earn money. It goes both ways. A lot of men I know won't hold up THEIR end.
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  40. The illegal use of force on full display. Is that "violent?" I bet the people in the vehicles felt vio-lated. There's civil disobedience and un-civil disobedience. They're both crimes, but the latter is violence. This man is violent.
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  41. Democrat voters won't see any channels that contradict the Democrat Party's lies. That's the only reason they're Democrat voters.
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  42. I stopped supporting the RNC because of her and that they keep electing her chair of the RNC.
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  43. Step 2 makes Step 1 redundant.
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  44. Populism is how we got the welfare state. It's how being against ANY expansion of that welfare state became a death sentence for politicians who spoke truth. We voted for the politicians who promised to do MORE and expand the federal apparatus. Now, it's populism pushing back against the inroads those politicians' policies have made on liberty and prosperity. Populism is Bread and Circuses. Once the people learn they can vote themselves a living, that's just what they'll do. That's why the U.S. Constitution enshrined principles on which 2/3 of the people and states could agree on and forswore the federal government from expanding its role and scope beyond that, without a 2/3 majority. Of course, after 250 years, mere majority votes have ushered in many encroachments that are fully antithetical to the literal word and the spirit of the original constitution. So many laws that should've been struck down by the Supreme Court but were not. The Constitution lies in tatters, and that, in my estimation, is the biggest single problem. It's rarely expedient, in the short term, to abide by the shackles placed on the federal government by the U.S. Constitution. But it's always essential. Find another way. But populism demands that the state intervene, when it shouldn't. Now it's demanding that the government intervene less, but nobody really knows how to accomplish that. Too many sacred cows in too many quarters to ever dismantle the monster we built, telling us it would save us, when there's no saving any of us. We all die. In the meantime, to lead our best lives, as adults, we must stop begging the government to be our parent. It's not its role, although it's always happy to try.
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  45. White supremacy exists among the virtue-signaling liars in the Democrat Party. "You people of color need us white liberals to save you, because we're saviors and you're helpless."
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  46. No, it's NOT a scientific FACT that gender-affirming care saves lives. There is no decrease in suicide among those who think they're the wrong gender. They have the same mental problems they had before, with a lot of long-term medical problems from the hormones and especially the surgery. Let's call this what it is: gender-denying care. And let's remember, there isn't an infinite amount of medical care to go around. All of these experimental treatments sap medical resources for the treatment of REAL medical problems, like heart disease and cancer. We can't afford to make up stuff or cater to people's mental illness. After the way public health officials handled COVID, does anyone really believe they're in it for our health?
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  47. Few train to go into HR as a career path. Most of the training comes later. And the training is at least 50% political. And they pass on the political stuff in "mandatory Title IX trainings," most of which involve introducing all employees to political correctness, which REQUIRES annual updates, because the ideology changes every year. Basically "political fashion trainings."
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  48. IDGAF about atmospherics. His words were bad.
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  49. Legacy media are the original "access media." Trump could freeze out the big networks and invite Joe Rogan to the White House. Imagine Critical Drinker or Nerdrotic with press credentials... The possibilities are endless for a new democratization of media, where the difficult questions are always asked, and not everybody thinks it's a good idea to go to war.
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  50. Fear of lawsuits is a major driver of wokeness in big institutions. They'll bend over backwards to assuage the most militant, aggressive complainers. When conservatives and libertarians start suing, it flips the institutional calculus. Nothing management fears more than being sued.
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  51. They've done everything possible to stay in power, stooping to anything, stopping at nothing, and people are catching on.
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  52. Squirm all you want. The videotapes PROVE who did the cherry-picking, and it wasn't Tucker Carlson.
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  53. "I insist your son be as ignorant and misguided as we are at this school!"
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  54. Joe's diminished capacity has nothing to do with how his handlers govern. His handlers have been governing the entire time. Joe's just along for the ice cream.
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  55. I once hit the head of a nail from 500 yards. I'll show you the nail, if you doubt my word.
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  56. BLM served its purpose for election and intimidation purposes.
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  57. Liberal orthodoxy can not withstand criticism.
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  58. DOJ is hopelessly politicized. Garland is a huge liar.
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  59. Yes. They knew it was all uncorroborated all the way back in 2016. Comey and anybody else who signed off on the FISA warrant application committed perjury and acts of sedition against the U.S. Government.
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  60. Bud Light was in decline. They needed a new product that's more like what the young people are drinking, but they decided to do the lazy thing and just re-brand a very big seller that's in some decline. All they could think about was bringing in new customers to a strong but declining brand, rather than come up with an actual new product that might start small. All these big corporations lack imagination, especially at the top levels.
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  61. C'mon, Gaffigan. Trump DID ask for beefed-up security and Pelosi refused.
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  62. Bill's not arguing against big government. He's trying to place all the blame on woke, when woke is just a consequence of the big-government sacred cow Bill will never let go of. He wants the free health care AND he wants it to be efficient, but that's not how things work outside of a free market, run by moral, responsible individuals. In a free-market system, virtue is rewarded and incompetence is punished. In a government-run system, it's always somebody else's money, so the decision-makers don't care if they're getting good prices or higher quality. Free market addresses both, simultaneously.
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  63. The fact is that whether it's the government or a private investor, EVERY job in existence requires someone to put up the money. That money is invested based on risk:return ratio. If you tax 90% of the profits at 90%, you're reducing the return on investment by 90%, and that makes the risk:return ratio tilts towards being more risky relative to the expected return. The "social democracies" of Europe have LOWER capital gains taxes (by far) than the USA. They get it. (for once). The rich are always going to scheme to stay rich. When you raise capital gains taxes, they put their money into SAFE investments. They're less willing to invest in a venture that entails any kind of risk. So the innovation machine slows to a crawl. And not just innovation. "Normal" businesses will also have a tougher time getting start-up money. The beauty of the leftist narrative is you can't point to businesses that don't exist and jobs that don't exist but WOULD exist under a less regressive (they call it "progressive") tax structure. But the leftist can always point to a few winners who benefited from the money they stole from others through taxes. "Look at all these people/businesses we helped!" People arguing against such charlatans never have a similar list of people who were HURT because of the tax policy, even though there are many times as many such people, who just didn't get a break because business and entrepreneurship were strangled. No. The leftist would argue "We could have MORE successful businesses if we taxed more and used the money to help businesses." It's a very powerful, yet blatantly disingenuous argument that's made more effective by the fact that so many educated people BELIEVE it. The best thing government could do is get out of the way of small business. Instead of taxing 90% of a tiny pie. Take 5% of 20 million pies! Charge $50/month for your exclusive YouTube content and get 50 subscribers or charge $1/month and get 200,000 subscribers. It's that sort of thing. More people will want to - and be able to pay/play - if the cost is low, relative to the return. Like I said, the rich will find a way to stay rich, regardless of the rule set. High capital gains taxes favor the already-rich over the just-want-to-improve-my-situation-without-having-to-cheat people (You know. The largest number of people this leftist pretends to care about.
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  64. He's been re-elected many, many times. His voters like him.
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  65.  @g3attack  They used to hold the family responsible for the damages caused by family members, in the "old days."
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  66.  @mikewallis2987  The people in charge can't afford transparency.
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  67.  @mickeydoolittle2057  And donations.
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  68. Fascists ARE socialists.
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  69. Yes. Hayes is a liar. Moving on.
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  70. Gulf of Tonkin, WMDs in Iraq, catastrophic global warming, RussiaGate, Covington Kids, Judge Cavanaugh, Lab Leak, Lockdowns, Jab Mandates, Ukraine, ...
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  71. Democrats and RINOs love Dominion. It preserves their dominion over us.
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  72. 12% black support destroys the demographics of democrats.
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  73. If it's a usurpation of democracy to overturn Roe, then it was a usurpation of democracy to follow Roe. What bothers me are attacks on people and orgs who try to offer more humane alternatives. i care less about the law than I do a society that aborts 3 million babies every year.
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  74.  @shastacastor  It ruined many more white families. There just happened to be a higher percentage of poor blacks at the time Great Society was enacted. Before Great Society, blacks were gaining on whites in every field of activity, except maybe ice hockey. Black people were rising above it all, in SPITE of Jim Crow. The only way to stop them, as a group, was to guarantee unwed mothers a free house, free food, free medical care, and cash.
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  75. Hyberbolic title. Didn't deliver.
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  76. I suppose we do need better politicians, but the main thing we need is to reduce the power and scope of the federal government. You're never going to populate the Congress and White House or /Supreme Court with saints at every spot. That's why you must limit the harm they can do. The only way to do THAT is to deprive them of the near-godlike powers they exercise. We'd be better off with half the number of Departments. Departments of Education, Agriculture and HHS are bad. FDA, NIH, CDC are toxic. You go right down the list, and all the agencies that supposedly regulate x, y and z are in bed with x, y and z corporations. Big corporations actually provide much of the funding for FDA and NIH. No wonder their "science" always benefits the big companies' bottom line. What happened with COVID was atrocious.
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  77. He's full of it. They're trying to undermine everything Trump ran on before he takes office. Not gonna stand for another "last-minute" omnibus bill where everybody gets a big fat slice of my pie.
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  78. Not a huge fan of Trump, but at least he does some good, i.e., wants people to be free and prosperous, and LET liberty work, rather than destroying liberty to try to MAKE things better. Politicians (and idiots) all think that if only THEY had the power, they could give better orders than the next guy, when the whole point is that the best results for everyone flow from LETTING people do as they will, restrained only by the rights of others. Thinking you're smart enough to fix everything from on high is the stupidest, most self-serving, and arrogant thing anyone could think.
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  79. "When the plea deal fell through, that changed everything." "That clip of you saying he wouldn't pardon Hunter was the day after the plea deal fell through." "..........."
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  80. If you're a news junkie like I am, it sure looked like there was PLENTY of reason to question the 2020 election, PLENTY of things that needed to be reviewed in Arizona, Georgia, and Michigan, just to name 3 states. There were obvious, glaring discrepancies, violations of election laws, lack of integrity in chain of custody and signature verification, shenanigans in the counting rooms, .... This was much more than just "hanging chads in Florida," when Al Gore was all butt-hurt about losing. But when it happened to a Democrat, the election wasn't certified until the questions were answered, and re-counts were done, very carefully, and in the full light of day. No such was afforded the Trump campaign. That's why he's back. They made him a living martyr, and the people love him for it.
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  81.  @mrbubblebuns3994  Maybe you're just old, like me. People get excited about "the new thing" and I just see lipstick and eye shadow on the old thing.
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  82. Daily Wire is neocon and pro-Israel to a fault. I wouldn't fit in that mold, myself. I don't think Britt had a gripe with that. I think she just wanted more control or a bigger slice of the pie than they were willing to give them. But Candace Owens had the temerity to think for herself and not just jump on the uni-party bandwagon with Ben and the rest. I don't always agree with her, but I respect her. I feel like Shapiro is smart enough to know better, which is why he's such a disappointment in this regard. They couldn't have Candace criticizing Israel on their platform. I get it. They feel strongly. But I also feel strongly, which is why I ended my subscription not long after I began it (when Peterson joined). Since I was subscribed, I started reading more of their articles and watching more of their content, and it was slanted neocon.
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  83. The Dow and NASDAQ are way overrepresented in big, woke corporations. Their fall may not be as bad for the economy as you think. You might just be seeing the growth of small business in the parallel economy. "Big corporate" is burdening itself with all manner of nonsense that has zero to do with providing better products and services at a lower price to its customers. Businesses have virtue-signaled for customers for centuries. "See? We give the poor a tithe of our profits." "See? We don't agree with this 'inquisition' thing." "See? We care about freedom!" It's not all necessarily bad. It can be good. But when the establishment is pushing nonsense, big corporations are going to be on board. When it appears the culture is headed in a given direction, corporations are going to try to keep up or stay ahead of that curve. I think they're slowly figuring out that the establishment isn't anybody's friend, right now, and the ACTUAL culture isn't represented by cloistered, college-educated nitwits.
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  84. People get government jobs to be secure for life. It's a very rude awakening for a lot of people who took a safe path to a nice pension. Have some sympathy.
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  85. You can't ruin your good reputation if you never had one.
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  86. They still control almost all of our government institutions, including education institutions. Just because Republicans won the 2024 elections doesn't mean that all the teachers and administrators got fired.
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  87. I don't think Sisson was necessarily told what to say. He's just bright enough to know how to regurgitate talking points of the DNC and then, seeing the money pour in, bright enough to KEEP regurgitating DNC talking points without ever being told. If he ever stepped off the reservation with an opinion critical of the DNC, his funding sources would dry up. Of course, he's a good enough talker that he could probably make it as a conservative podcaster, if he wanted to be a truly independent voice supported by subscribers. He might be big enough to make it as a DNC shill or a progressive just off his subscribers... Yeah. He's at about 100K subscribers. Most of his videos are low 5 figures in views, with a small percentage cracking 100 K views. But generally speaking, his entire "movement" is 1/10 of the views and subscribers that this channel enjoys.
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  88. 8:00 No wonder they're going after him. This is what happens to anybody who comes close to exposing wrongdoing by the O'Biden administration.
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  89. I don't believe the polls, good or bad.
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  90. Smug and disparaging of anyone who's not part of their ever-changing, yet uniformly rigid orthodoxy, as soon as the word comes down from on high what the new orthodoxy is. "I'm for the latest thing" is a meme for a reason.
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  91. If we returned (reduced) the federal government to its legal, constitutional role, federal elections wouldn't matter nearly as much as they do.
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  92. I caught Fetterman's critique of the War on Drugs and his recommendation that we decriminalize narcotics. That's a pretty solid, libertarian/constitutional stance for a federal office-holder to have. I wish more held to that view, although I don't like the "It's bad for POCs" angle. Setting police against the community is bad for everybody, and whether the state has ANY say over what you put into your bloodstream. Drug cartels are human-trafficking cartels, and you only make them stronger and more brutal with the so-called War on Drugs. Republicans should lead the way on the abolition of the War on Drugs. Police are to enforce laws protecting persons and property. I don't care if you shoot up or smoke meth or whatever you do on your own time. But if you hurt someone, or nod off on the sidewalk, or steal to support your habit, then THAT is what the police are for. You shouldn't have to confess to a crime in order to get help kicking your drug habit. And yes, if the police got out of the business of the Drug War, there would be more resources for other things. There would also be tax revenues from the legal purchase of narcotics to pay for drug rehab, counseling, etc. Fetterman scoffs at "The Wire," but I think that show lays it all out pretty well. You can't fight the drug cartels the way we do without a lot of collateral damage to the community. Most of the gun violence in the cities is related to turf battles between drug gangs. The end of Prohibition was a MAJOR blow to organized crime. But they left the War on Drugs to keep those criminal organizations plush with cash, weapons and manpower.
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  93. Blacks and whites need gov't to get out of the way more than we need stuffed shirts' "help."
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  94. This is why American media are the least trusted in the developed world. "Left is right. Up is down. You're a violent radical if you defend yourself from our violent attacks. You're a dangerous liar if you deviate from The Party Orthodoxy."
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  95. As someone with a lot of injuries (and trauma surgeries), I can tell you with confidence that they ALWAYS end up cutting some nerves, and you never get all the feeling back. It breaks my heart to hear that the "best solution" to gender dysphoria is to mutilate people's genitals. By backing the transgender ideology, these medical institutions are confirming what their handling of COVID told us: These people don't care about our health. They care about their money and their ideology.
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  96. Yes. Flying off the handle and engaging in hysterics is how they "win." If you stay calm and stand your ground, you're an unfeeling brute, and your self-control in a stressful situation works against you. Lefties (the statist sort) are masters of the control drama. TRUE lefties are limited-government libertarians who love the U.S. Constitution. Latter-day leftists seek to drag us back into aristocratic forms, with bureaucrats playing the role of the nobility. It's bureaucrats such as the one featured in this video that prove my point. She glories in her power.
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  97. I think wind farms and solar farms are a blight on the land and a waste of valuable resources. The savings in emissions isn't that great to start with. The break-even of when these huge installations start actually paying for themselves in emissions is turning out to be longer than their service lives, and that's not even worrying about the electricity for the Chinese manufacturers is coal-fired.
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  98. The attitude of Democrats after the Trump victory in 2016 is what convinced me that Trump was the correct choice. He made his mistakes, but he helped slow illegal immigration for 4 years, in spite of everything Democrats did to keep 'em coming. When they won in 2020 and the floodgates opened, everybody got a bitter taste of the fruits of Democrat policy.
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  99. Every heard of Vincent Gigante? Mob don who pretended to be crazy to avoid prosecution.
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  100.  Audiobooks & Stuff  No. But I know I don't respond to pollsters.
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  101. It should back-fire, but you didn't really live up to the click-bait title. I'm putting this channel on time-out, for a while.
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  102. They're not going to run Biden, again. Don't celebrate how bad his numbers are. The Dems will nominate a new person and insist they're the 2nd coming of Christ, and they never liked Joe's policies, even though he's the DNC's puppet.
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  103. We feel the same way about Trudeau. Maybe it's because our elections are fraudulent on both sides of the border. I notice NO ONE going back to paper ballots, even though Dominion is an absolute JOKE. But the fix is in. Can't say anything bad about Dominion, unless a Republican wins, but neither Republicans nor Democrats have any interest in going back to regular paper ballots, with witness on all sides observing. No transparency? No trust. That's why I hold Democrat AND Republican parties in scorn.
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  104. Yes. Democrats and their media minions only admit to the facts AFTER elections. They know their base will forget or minimize their crimes and omissions. Their base doesn't remember yesterday, let alone a month or a year or years ago. It's pretty much by design. By this time next year, Dems will act like Biden is an aberration, rather than their willing puppet.
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  105. First of all, fascism is not far right. It's socialism, with nationalism thrown on top. Fascism is already widespread in the West, with governments running schools, health care and controlling the media (directly or indirectly). That's all Hitler needed to get everything else he wanted. That's what Mussolini taught him. The only people throwing around the label "fascist" all the time are leftists/socialists, who are doing everything Mussolini could ask to bring about the sort of totalitarian state he wanted. So technically, YES, it sounds like fascism. Italians are only rejecting the globalist form of socialism. But they still want their nanny government. Nationalism is only good as a bulwark against socialist globalism. What we need is LOCALISM. Local autonomy. Local sovereignty. The central government should be strictly limited, as the USA's was, in the beginning. But we just flit from one "crisis" to the next, expanding government power and scope gradually, year by year. Now people just argue over which socialists they want in power. So this will never get cleaned up unless and until there's another round of people who take the science of government seriously. Anyone who says "We don't want this president running our country" doesn't get it. The president doesn't run the country. WE do. The president is CEO of the government and the government should be devoted to matters of national defense and foreign policy.
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  106. Anti-Racism is a religious tenet of Critical Race Theory. Kamala's merely reciting Church Dogma that everyone who's been "converted" to the New Religion accepts unquestioningly. She's actually giving us the Establishment Take on Racism, because the Establishment BELIEVES this horse puckey.
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  107. What makes you think there'll be a fair election?
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  108.  @GIGWISE  My inner dialogue calls them "booger catchers." I need to learn to quit over-sharing my inner dialogue, much as the fine pillar of the community featured in the video. I generally concur with the haters on the septum piercings. I don't see it enhancing how you look or how your nose functions. I think of what misery it would be if I had a cold.
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  109. Democrats are right. White supremacists are the biggest threat to our nation, and 99% of them are white liberal Demokkkrats, certain of their own innate superiority. Every time these people try to "help," things get worse. They see every issue as a one-variable problem. You don't throw money at poverty. You get out of the way and LET people EARN. Demokkkrats make it impossible for regular people to get ahead by the sweat of their brow. Hard work is futile. Nihilism beckons. I used to think this was unintended consequence of poorly-thought-out policies. Now, I think it's intentional, except in the case of the average normie Democrat, who watches MSM.
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  110. Post Millennial can't even spell "Tesla" right in its headline. Misspelling the headline. smh
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  111. "It's all about salesmanship, not about what we're selling."
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  112. We're committed to transparency, except for the things we don't want you to see.
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  113. Regardless of who's elected, things are going to get worse before they get better. What we need is a government that's run by our own version of Javier Milei, at least on the economic front. That libertarian stuff is spot on. Unfortunately, he's a bit regressive when it comes to things like Ukraine and Israel. He's conflating his solid liberty principles with the American Way, and the American Way has been horribly flawed since Woodrow Wilson.
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  114. RFK gave up his shot when he decided he wanted to be a drug addict.
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  115. It's a natural consequence of putting government in charge of education.
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  116. They're either lying or they're stupid and lazy about checking where their money's coming from. You choose. But nobody who follows them has ever heard of Liberal Hivemind.
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  117. Lindsey Graham is either against you or he's on your side and discredits your side by arguing over-the-top BS.
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  118. Jaime Raskin is a snake-oil peddler.
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  119. Bill's not a liar. He's stupid. The way he throws around the term "fascist," while ignoring the many fascist features of the American system as currently conceived, and the over-the-top authoritarianism of his own party, to which he turns a blind eye. He's not evil. He's stupid. He affects this bored attitude, like he knows everything, but he knows nothing.
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  120. At least he's not chair of the permanent select committee on intelligence.
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  121. it's because they "know" they could put it to better use than the people who actually created the wealth.
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  122. On the other hand, criticizing Israel is not anti-semitism. Omar shouldn't be serving in Congress, let alone important committees, but there's no middle ground on Israel.
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  123. Our intelligence community routinely exaggerated Soviet capabilities by a factor of 10 or more, throughout the Cold War. I remember using "facts and statistics" to back my hawkish opinions in the 1980s. Yes. Peace through Strength IS the way to go, but how strong is strong enough and what does that have to do with fighting proxy wars around the globe? What does that have to do with regime-change foreign policy? Libya was no threat to us. Iraq was no threat to us. Afghanistan was no threat to us. Russia is no threat to us, unless we scare the bear enough for them to go nuclear in what they perceive as a true existential threat. Before blaming them for invading Ukraine, we need to talk about our own actions in Ukraine, and political leadership that's up to its eyeballs in corruption there.
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  124. A big part of the witch hunt is to make it harder to prosecute Democrats, down the road, because people will be sick of "witch hunts" and any Republican investigation of Democrat wrongdoing will be characterized as a political vendetta, and dismissed. Meanwhile, the courts and DOJ are Democrat dominated.
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  125. Doesn't matter. The sum of the other networks is far more than FOX. It's the biggest single news network, but it's a midget next to all the others who are exactly like each other. FOX is still corporate flag-waving war-is-good neocons, just like the rest. With friends like FOX, who needs enemies? When asked to have a Republican on, her first choice was RINO Mitt Romney.
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  126. JKP was asked if it were appropriate for Speaker Mike Johnson to be at the trial. You totally mischaracterized her answer. Try to be somewhat objective. I'm rooting for you.
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  127. Confirmation that most who WANT to be in politics should not be given any kind of power.
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  128. They've been doubling down for so long, I'm not sure they know how to admit all the things they got wrong. From wars abroad to immigration to the public health and free speech Just wrong, wrong, wrong.
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  129. Student loan forgiveness will help rich white liberals with gender studies degrees.
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  130. The free market effortlessly weeds out $5,000 hammers and $10,000 garden hoses. In government, that's what it costs, after everybody "overseeing" the production and managing the money gets paid. "They need more oversight." Yes. Your top-down model of reality requires a lot of "overseers." You create an artificial system that is only sustainable by force and authoritarianism. You give everyone an incentive to cheat and then you need to "oversee" everybody to keep them from cheating. You make it harder and harder for people to succeed without cheating in the process.
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  131. I'm getting to where I don't click on your videos because I don't like the dissonant organ crap and the morbid imagery.
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  132. The so-called "left" loved free speech until they took over the establishment. Now they're more censorious than any Christian fundamentalist. It's just a different religion, with no god, no sense of far play, and an absolute unwillingness to defend itself in open debate.
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  133. Biden's on the way out if CNN's running this kind of story. He's no longer getting the same level of media non-coverage.
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  134. the discordant tone at the beginning of every video is your trademark and it really sucks.
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  135. With friends like Lindsey Graham, who needs enemies?
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  136. All the wrong people strive to be at the top of these non-productive institutions. This is why the founding fathers tried to keep government small, and why the people who are in power try to grow government. Good people have better things to do than be the top drone at the drone factory.
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  137. It doesn't matter who's president, the next four years is going to be bad. We need smaller government and the only solutions proposed involve more.
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  138.  @wiking44  If you're too lazy or ignorant to know your earning potential from a degree program, you shouldn't be in college.
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  139.  @KoshN  Wyoming went from worst to first in one election.
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  140.  @joewood753  Water rights in the West are all messed-up. They cut deals back in the dim, distant past, that really don't make any sense. I remember in Greeley it was illegal to have a rain barrel. Just ridiculous. They built a cities that were unsustainable unless they stole the water from everybody else.
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  141. Keep in mind all these Democrat voters want MORE government spending. They're looking to government to take care of them. They've all lost the plot.
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  142. "I know what mental illness looks like!" So you're saying you own a mirror?
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  143. The brazenness of the crimes and corruption is astounding. That's why they're so FREAKED-OUT by somebody like Trump, who is under no obligation to cover for them. RussiaGate and 24/7 Trump bashing on MSM was meant to distract and deflect from their own corruption, just like Saul Alinsky teaches.
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  144. Remember when televangelists were the worst violators of the commandments they preached about? Well, identity politics and thinly-veiled socialism are the New Religion, and Brian Stelter and other news media personalities are the high priests.
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  145. CNN and MSNBC have been establishment mouthpieces since their creation. Legacy broadcast media have been establishment mouthpieces for over 80 years. They had a good run. It was bad for the country. The erosion of our freedoms and the growth of the federal government now have to be reversed, and I'm pretty sure no on will agree on how that is to be accomplished, and so we won't reverse course until the economy crashes, but when it DOES come, I very much doubt that it will result in more freedom and less government. I think it'll put the government on steroids, "to help guide us out of this crisis."
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  146. So, Joe. Were you lying then or are you lying now?
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  147. Yes. His push for a national abortion law not only ignored the Supreme Court decision, but was calculated to turn off voters across the nation from voting Republican. I say 'calculated' because I know Graham is 100% political animal, and would KNOW the effect of his bill. Anybody who thinks Lindsey Graham is on the side of America hasn't been watching him for the last 20 years. Right down the line, he does whatever is most damaging to the cause of liberty. The WORST damage he does is when he's pretending to be on our side and says outrageous things on our behalf. I wish he would go away.
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  148. Harry's always been a pretty inexpensive propagandist. They can take him or leave him, at pretty low cost.
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  149. For those of us who've been aware the last 10 or 15 years, what's shocking is how long it took, how much momentum the money behind them gave these fake-news propaganda outlets. I can still see things getting worse before they get better, though. It doesn't matter if these networks and newspapers have any reach if the government acts as though they do. As long as they draw breath, the disconnect between reality and what the "intelligentsia" are pushing down our throats will continue growing.
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  150.  @bite-sizedshorts9635  It works both ways.
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  151. Biden's been lying and cheating, exposed for lying and cheating, but he just blusters his way through all of it, with the backing of the U.S. Government and all its agencies.
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  152. No, Joe. It's ALWAYS existed. The Internet just made it harder to enforce The Message, due to leakage of viewers/readers to other sources and platforms than just 3 or 4 tv/radio networks and a few big papers and magazines. To combat this requires more blatant coercion, and we're seeing it. The control of media has always been "soft" and under the radar, but definitely was there, since at least World War II, and always under the excuse of "greater good" and "national security." If Joe were more up on things, he would know more of the stories that got buried or mis-reported over the DECADES. He'd know all the molehills magnified to mountains and all the mountains reduced to molehills by selective reporting or slants that most people don't even know are slants.
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