Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Journeyman Pictures" channel.

  1. Meh. Sick of patriarchy and matriarchy. Want to see more matrimony and harmony.
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  2.  @lindatyler1784  It's not as if people close to hospitals live forever. Life is trade-offs.
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  3. Insightful take, Pink Puffin. It's like they have created mind-slaves so they can control them, but like the thugs in Batman comics, they really don't think for themselves, so they're unequipped to actually impose the will of their leadership on real people, who think for themselves.
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  4. Yes. The nanny-gov't Left never truly grasps human nature and the nature of consequences. They get in their echo chamber and lose touch with LIFE.
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  5. Yes. Even though we like to think their revolution was sister to our own, it wasn't, really. Of course, the excesses of the monarchy were much worse. We weren't under the heel of an out-of-touch monarchy. We were just pissed off at taxes! The Brits were stretched pretty thin, and they spent a lot on the French and Indian War, and were trying to recoup some of that. The French were spurred by famine and conspicuous consumption by the royals. Their revolution was much more visceral and violent.
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  6. Agree, ALOSHY REJI, but one side is not permitted to speak, while they see their neighborhoods and way of life crumbling around them. It's easy to be open-handed with immigrants, when you go home at night to your gated community in the suburbs. It's not so easy when you live in a neighborhood the government decides to populate with foreigners, who bring their foreign ways, and seek to impose them on everybody around them.
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  7. Left wing is ALSO the ESTABLISHMENT in those countries, and regular folks are stuck in the middle. If gov't doesn't come to its senses, the people will do their own messy job of rectifying the situation. I hope they pull it together.
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  8. The left need to wake up and realize they're the ones driving this. It's like King Laius, bringing about what he fears the most, by his own actions.
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  9. Big difference is the Hitler Youth were government-trained. I think public-school indoctrination is closer to Hitler Youth, although public schools try to dress up their bigotry and disrespect for human rights in warm and fuzzy clothing.
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  10. Heinz Arsch: Absolutely. We're all the same species. This is a culture war.
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  11. When you live on the North Pole, all directions are South.
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  12. Antifa are leftists who adopt fascist tactics. Also, fascists are lefties, also, when you look at the government > people arrangement.
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  13. Obama administration made a mess of foreign policy. Everything his secretary of state touched turned to shit. But that's not the funny part! The FUNNY part is the Democratic party thought that Obama's secretary of state would make a great presidential candidate! LOL!
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  14. Yes. The vast majority of Americans, by nature, would like to see an END to foreign meddling, destabilization and regime change. Those countries didn't agree to be ruled by us!
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  15. There are ways to get Internet just about anywhere. And if you had all that fresh air and things to do outside, how much Internet would you really want or need? There are probably a million Americans who would love to homestead and set up a permaculture way of life in such a rich environment. They're getting the science down to where you can live well, off the grid, in the middle of a desert! The main drawback is raising girls in rural areas. Girls yearn for the social, for community. Boys can grow up playing and working, outdoors and feel like it's heaven compared to anywhere else. Most girls need more of a community to thrive, emotionally. My nephews who grew up on the farm are well-adjusted and happy. Their sister has had a hard time adjusting. Boys can measure themselves against the projects they undertake. Girls define themselves more in terms of what others think of them than in terms of what they achieve on their own. Generally. It's more a 60-40 thing than a 100-0 thing, but it's significant. Girls AND boys still want/need playmates from OUTside the family. But I think girls need it, more, generally speaking, and parents going for the rural lifestyle need to go out of their way to provide some socialization beyond the 4 walls of the home. But not too far out of their way. This is the function that festivals and fairs used to serve, or just having a healthy village to visit, nearby. It takes an American "frontiersman" attitude to get those villages back up and running, though, which would be hard on the kids, and even if done perfectly, the kids will still yearn for all the wonderful things that books, movies and Internet tell them are going on in the more populated areas. The older I get, the more I despise the cities and the deluded world view that is allowed to persist over many generations, because they are divorced from nature and the actual necessities of life.
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