Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. FOX lost the trust of many last November, and they're never getting it back. Now, they're going to fight over the same dwindling pool of smooth-brain Democrats who still watch TV news.
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  2. To say "i believe in science" is to say "I don't know what science is." Science is not a religion, and paid political hacks should not dominate the scientific debate. But it's worse than that. They're CENSORING the other side. You know what kind of people do that? People you shouldn't trust.
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  3. Nazi expansionism: Liebensraum! The American West: Manifest Destiny! It's more subtle, in the 21st Century, with guys like Jimmy Dore saying "Soak the corporations!" while he does their bidding.
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  4. I stopped buying anything on Amazon. I still watch free stuff and content I've already purchased. But I'm not spending any more money on Amazon. Use amazon to find products. Once you find the product, find a way to buy it without going through Amazon.
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  5. Heh. Bruce Gender was ridiculed and called "not a hero" by Republicans, until (s)he decided to run for governor in California as a Republican. Now the Democrats HATE her and Republicans love her.
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  6.  @sadface7457  "The media is so distrusted people would rather believe outlandish conspiracy theories then the mainstream narrative," WHICH IS ALSO FULL OF OUTLANDISH CONSPIRACY THEORIES.
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  7.  @princeobah7995  When the USA was originally constituted, and for over a century AFTER ratification of the U.S. Constitution, EVERYBODY KNEW that "The Press" meant people with a political (or theological) axe to grind. The point of the 1st Amendment wasn't to ensure helpless consumers of news got the truth, but to respect EVERYone 's right to speak their mind. There was no "Ministry of Truth." The point was that everybody's got a bias, and the everyday person should be able to pick and choose what seems the most truthful to THEM. The so-called "Fairness Doctrine" was a huge bait-and-switch, where people were FOOLED into believing that the BIG NETWORKS and BIG PAPERS were printing objective truth, without fail. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Now, rather than being pissed off at how far off the rails the legacy networks are, I REJOICE at the fact that the hidden bias is now out in the open and the people are finally aware of it. There are some decent rags out there who get most things right, like Just The News. The Hill's got a more obvious axe to grind, but they're mostly truthful about the things they choose to report. The REAL censorship/bias is in the choice of what to report at all, and it's refreshing to see some conservative bias to balance the statist bias that prevails on all the legacy networks whose news ratings are in the tank. I think the independents are going to piggyback on the legacy news until the legacy news runs out of steam, and demand for hard facts and real news creates a whole new ecosystem of reporters and news agencies. Until the legacy networks dry up and lose their monopoly on 90% of the reporting, things won't really change much from what we have now. But they're running out of steam as we speak. Ratings are causing more and more layoffs. Eventually, there'll be a market for a whole new class of independent reporters or freelancers, contracting with different channels or forming co-ops. Like to see the co-op thing take root.
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  8. Big government always favors big business, at first. But it eventually gets around to crushing everybody equally.
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  9. Public safety is only for the rich and the politically connected. Walls are only bad if they defend the people. They're good if they protect the politicians.
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  10.  @AletheAce  Yup. I'd be livin' in a cabin by the lake, fat 'n' happy, for the rest of my days, with an $800,000 stake.
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  11.  @souljahroch2519  Progressives always think they're fighting robber barons, but they always push policies and regulations that make robber barons stronger. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing and that describes progressives to a 'T.' They THINK they're bringing down the big corporations with high taxes, lots of regulations and big government, but those are the robber barons' most reliable tools.
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  12. All the stuff we're seeing in government and media is just a distraction from the fact that the population is building immunity to the false dichotomies in which legacy media seek to indoctrinate them. The most important things going on in the 13th Century weren't the battles won by Genghis Khan. The most important things going on were average people learning better ways to live. We rightly pay attention to the brutality and atrocities that amounted to genocide, where all the big battles were fought. But maybe the lesson to be learned is that living in big cities is stupid.
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  13. They encourage disorder to justify the Surveillance State and a suspension of the U.S. Constitution.
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  14.  @timtrainage  Yes, he meant "suppressing." And the quotation mark goes after the question mark.
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  15. Insider trading is fine, if you're in Congress, thanks to the special rules Congress passes governing Congress. You can lie, cheat or steal, within the rules. The only thing you CAN'T do in Congress is call out another Congressional member! Those are the rules!
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  16. James Comey left government, made $6 million/year at Lockheed-Martin, and then returned to the FBI. Trump was public enemy #1 to Comey.
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  17. What's sad is that people actually watch Kimmel at all.
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  18. Yup. The shadow government ran things behind Trump's back. There's really not much a president can do about it, if his administration is infested by ruling-class traitors, who will not abide by the wishes of the people. This is very common in big bureaucracies, nowadays. They grow beyond the ability of anyone to oversee, properly. In private business, that doesn't happen, because the businesses fail shortly after they lose touch (unless they're in bed with the government, which the biggest and most toxic corporations ARE). Government institutions just never go away, no matter HOW bad the leadership is, and they attract and promote all the worst people.
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  19. @jaysonborn Or, DON'T get vaccinated if you want to START a family.
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  20.  @modernationblue7625  There's a reason trust in legacy media is under 20% and trust in government is under 15%. What sources did you use for your research? Have you heard of Astrid Stuckelberger?
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  21. Pretty much what anybody who was paying attention expected. Joe's just a figurehead for the Democrat establishment, and everybody knows it.
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  22. You're missing the FACT that similar goings-on took place all summer long all over the country, while media and government told us it was "mostly peaceful," and made excuses for Antifa and BLM, who, it turns out, infiltrated the MAGA protests. They weren't solely responsible for the violence, because there are also idiots on the far right. But the VAST majority of protesters in D.C. on 1/6/21 were pretty moderate people, who just wanted to picket and give some speeches, sick of blatant misfeasance and malfeasance at the highest levels of local, state and federal government.
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  23.  @tinasmith1391  Whose statistics? I remember insisting on expanding our military forces because I did the research on Soviet military capabilities. It turned out that all the statistics were cooked, in order to justify more weapons programs. I mean, they over-estimated Soviet capabilities by a factor of 10. Of course, no one would admit it at the time, and the people who got it wrong in the 1980s never faced ANY consequences for their lies/incompetence. There's not a SINGLE thing that's been done in the response to COVID-19 that was bad for big corporations, big pharma, or government employees. Biggest transfer of wealth from small businesses to big corporations in American history, since the financial meltdown and subsequent bailouts of the crooks who caused it. Thalidomide! Miracle drug for expectant mothers! OOPSIE!
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