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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