Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Asmongold TV " channel.

  1. We're hearing from everyone except the mother who poisoned her children against their father out of spite.
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  2. But it's exactly what you'd expect from a diehard racist.
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  3.  @MakerInMotion  Most rich people, food is a tiny percentage of their income. Prices could quadruple and it wouldn't put a dent in their budgets. In Joe Scarborough's case, he's doubly insulated, because he clearly does none of the shopping.
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  4. You are exactly right. And the more tears and screaming they do, the more they need an audit (or a DNA test).
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  5. He said "none of your business," but I feel like he probably voted 'D' like all the rest.
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  6.  @rainbowprism6242  If they're so educated and so skilled, surely they can apply all that learning and skill to finding a job in the real world. Or are you saying they're utterly unsuited for any job other than government bureaucrat?
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  7. Rick sounds a lot better with a Mark Dice over-dub.
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  8.  @Helikaeon  CEOs taking big bonuses when the company is tanking are pretty unethical.
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  9.  @acuilnos  I think Japanese and Chinese are delighted when a foreigner has taken the trouble to learn their language and learn some of their customs.
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  10. We all have gaps. Most of us try to either hide or close ours. Maybe this is his way of learning things that he never learned while he was totally absorbed as a developer. Same with Hollywood. Same with famous musicians. Mega hours getting good at one thing. Doesn't leave room for much else. You kind of have to live a very boring life to know a lot about everything.
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  11. It's the Pelosi eyebrows.
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  12.  @corneliusthecrowtamer1937  They were forced to open up, at gunpoint.
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  13. No. Ricky Gervais called out the BS. They're peddling BS.
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  14. Yes. Recording someone without their consent is a rat move. Calling the guy who embarrassed you a rat doesn't change what was recorded and transmitted. I know my mother would be appalled if she heard the way I cuss in private. Someone could record me and embarrass me pretty bad. Rat move, yes. But I still have to face Mom.
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  15. She's not losing it. She's speaking directly to her followers, who have lost it.
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  16. If they let anyone else speak, it makes them look stupid, so of course they don't like other people with an opinion that's different.
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  17. What does progressivism want? Nanny government to care for all the people's needs. We used to have a word for that: FEUDALISM. "Own nothing and be happy" is what you tell serfs and slaves. Progressivism is actually regressivism. The whole point of the USA is the people asserting their right to run their own lives and not be clients of the King whom they must obey, absolutely.
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  18. The new girl has nothing original to add. She's just reading what she's told to read, and repeats things. Not one single original thought that I've seen, not that I've watched any more than the excerpts.
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  19. What she's doing is just wrong. Everyone knows it.
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  20.  @revilokid  I think most of us understood what you were saying. @R-Righteous just likes to dunk on people, apparently.
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  21.  @qc6713  As an outsider, the main problem Japan has is natural resources. It HAS to trade. If I were "running" Japan, I'd want to make it the most advanced in atomic power generation in the world, and eliminate imported oil for energy generation.
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  22. Making himself Woman of the Year.
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  23. The money men told them ESG was going to save them. All it meant was they could borrow money to waste on bad projects.
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  24. The divide on Israel cleaves BOTH parties. A lot of libertarians and conservatives - the good ones, in my opinion - question our endless wars in the Middle East that seem to serve no one's interests except for a small pocket of socialist Zionists in apartheid Israel. Creation of the State of Israel was the last gasp of the British Empire, saddling the USA with its defense in perpetuity. We tell ourselves "Israel is an important ally (proxy) in the region." Why do we need proxies in the Middle East? Is it so they can pull nasties that help us so we don't have to and we can pull nasties and they can pretend it wasn't them. But this isn't fooling anybody except maybe the American people. I don't think forever war is good for Israel or USA or anybody living in the Middle East.
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  25. Not a big fan of RINO Mike Johnson, but he's right on this issue. Not a big fan of FOX, but they get this story right. This is just more of the same crap they've been doing for many years. Act upset. Disrupt everything that doesn't agree with you 100%. From Antifa raids on prayer meetings to trying a pseudo-takeover of Congress along Bolshevik lines. It's all from the same playbook, but it wears thin very quickly.
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  26. There is a fascist taint to getting into EVs when the government was doling out money for them, virtually guaranteeing him a profit if he did a decent job of it, which he did. There's a fascist taint to Space-X, where his main customer is the U.S. Government. He's just the capitalist who positioned himself for those kinds of earnings. The definition of fascism is basically public-private partnership. Anything to do with the military or space is a bit fascist. Government can't have just anybody going into space, willy-nilly, or risk giving up the high ground to independent 3rd parties. If you own space, you can literally throw rocks at any nation.
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  27. Typical college graduate, throwing around some of the words they vaguely remember, without any idea of their true meaning. This, people, is the best CBS could find to run Face the Nation. CBS is dead.
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  28. I wonder if it's greed or if they're just not getting to breakeven without the extra charges, so they resort to underhanded practices.
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  29. "We're following the rules." No. You're not.
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  30. I want to thank the entertainment industry and specifically the gaming industry, for giving so many good jobs to so many grievance-studies graduates for so long. I really appreciate your sacrifice on their behalf. We don't do enough in this country for the mentally ill, and you mainstreamed so many of them!
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  31. FOX lost a lot of support when it pledged its allegiance to Big Pharma and forever war.
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  32. Saying who you are is sort of a tradition whenever it's your turn in the public square. You're not just some random person with unknown motives or track record. You're not a bot.
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  33. Consider that up to 90% of the current civil service is dyed-in-the-wool Democrat, and draw your own conclusions about resistance within the government to the radical course corrections that are underway. They have to be smart about how they implement their reforms. They also have to out-work the opposition. It's great that this is going out on Rogan. It spreads geometrically across the Interwebz and is embedded in the world consciousness. MSM will never lay out how billionaires hack the system, leveraging millions into more billions. Soros, Gates, and Musk are the three most obvious ones. Musk is sort of the wild card, sort of "It takes a thief to catch a thief" factor in the equation.
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  34. You know everything you need to know about the Wheel of Power in its name and in the big word "POWER" in the middle of the graphic. This isn't about inclusion and equity, it's about power for the people who think this stuff up and get paid to talk about it.
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  35. I'm a red hat who knows what "a priori" means, only I learned the proper Latin pronunciation from my wise old math professors. One of the reasons Bill Maher misses with me so much is his bland, bored presumption of his intellectual superiority, when, as a trained scientist, mathematician, and historian, I find him to be pretty shallow and woefully untrained in any kind of serious qualitative or quantitative analysis, which is no impediment to a career in punditry. Obviously.
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  36. It's malignant.
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  37. Some of us look at FOX and MSNBC as Uni-Party propaganda. FOX just says the same things with different emphasis. None of them saw a new drug they didn't love. None of them saw a war they didn't love. None of them ever said a word about how our food is poisoning us. None of them came right out and said RussiaGate was a hoax when it might have made a difference.
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  38.  @robdurfee6861  There were lots of stupid things people did in the past, like opening a vein with a dirty razor to "drain the ill humors." Nobody's saying "I want reparations from all doctors for the harm done to my ancestors!"
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  39. If it were 30 years ago, and it was a story about Johnny Carson being a mean drunk, we would never have heard of it.
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  40. Hasan is 100% disingenuous. He knows exactly what he's doing.
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  41. Violence for political ends is war.
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  42. Yes. People in the middle are getting screwed, but what's the solution? Put everybody under the gentle ministrations of a government infested with rats? What we need is to go back to the days when every town did the best it could, and the community hospital was supported by the local community, to the best of its ability, and not with promises they'd have to borrow from our children's futures to keep. We helped a lot more people for a lot less when doctors were hired by the local community and did their best to turn no one away. No bureaucracy. Just "All he can afford is a pig and 4 bushels of corn, so that's what I'm charging." Instead of virtue-signaling on the national stage, local do-gooders would virtue-signal in the local community by raising money for the local hospital. Make it something your community is proud of. When the feds are paying for it, you lose all of that. That's a major problem, but probably the biggest problem is the corruption that sets in when it's all centralized, and one guy screwing up or simply with mal intent, can wreck health care for everybody. (See "Anthony Fauci."). But until it starts rotting too much from within, a lot of people think they're getting something really great that they can't afford.
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  43. You don't want to look at them, but would you look away? Not knowing the crazy person, there's no way I'm turning my back on them, for my own safety.
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  44. Sorry. The debt is real.
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  45. You can't rely on Google to give you what you're looking for, if there's anything - I mean anything - Google would RATHER show you, first.
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  46. I notice one side uses persuasion and the other side uses coercion. Coercive tactics to woke-ify entertainment in the first place, and threatening lawsuits against anyone who's critical of the results. These are top-down, authoritarian thinkers, obsessed with personal power.
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  47. It's going to get worse for overweight people over time, as the government faces insolvency in the very near future from all the unfunded liabilities just around the corner. Being overweight could become the new "unpatriotic." There's a huge bubble of Boomers hitting retirement, now, and the rest of us will be paying for all of their chronic ailments, the vast majority of which will be blamed on obesity.
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  48. This reminds me of a suburban wife getting mad at her husband because her "job" selling Tupperware was just too expensive for the husband to support any longer. "But you're talking about my JOB! Why do you hate food containers that keep leftovers fresh?"
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  49. Japanese learned how to live sustainably and maintain peace and harmony in enormous, clean, well-managed metropolises, when Europeans were living in filth. There's a lot to be said for that. But I think the culture gave up a lot of their individuality and privacy for the greater good, and in some ways, that's sad. I'd probably be a pretty poor representative of the USA if I visited Japan. I'm too outspoken, and I probably smell bad to most Japanese, because I like nothing better than my meat and potatoes. Even if you keep yourself clean - which I do - I think the difference in diet would be pretty noticeable to a Japanese native, the same way I can smell people from some parts of China.
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  50. By which you mean, they're really loud and have zero charisma.
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  51. They don't care about the environment. They care about power and control of others.
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  52.  @RocSandy  But if there are people who believe there is value in the trading cards, there is value in the trading cards, and an entrepreneurial person would consider it investing. Investing, itself, is a form of gambling. I heard of Mr Beast some time ago, and when I checked out of the channel, I checked out after about 5 minutes. Seemed like it was aimed at kids or immature adults. But maybe I didn't give it a chance.
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  53. We've got left and right confused. The so-called left, with its big-government entitlements, regulations, and sprawling bureaucracies is actually just a return to feudal forms, where the state/king/queen/Lords-and-Ladies provide for the peasants and the peasants, in turn, must obey them in everything. Where we're all in violation of some rule, and it's just a question of who we pissed off whether we go to jail or not. The entire socialism project is like that. Just somebody trying to figure out a way to get free stuff without actually doing any work, and all the dummies who believe you can just wave a wand, take from Joe over there (at gunpoint) and give to Pete over there, just so long as Pete remains obedient.
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  54. "Welcome to how it's always been." People have been gaslighting other people since the beginning of people.
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  55. They all wanted to corner the streaming market at the same time, and they all failed.
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  56. We've had a culture of lawlessness created and fostered by the Obama Administration, for Obama's political interests in particular and for the benefit of Democrat hegemony, in general. People are sick and tired of the 2-tiered justice system and the protection of criminals and takers over the law-abiding and the makers.
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  57. It's not U.S. aid. It's USAID. No "aid" in the name. It's "agency for international development," which is Swamp lingo for "regime-change front organization." A few million bucks can create a lot of chaos and strife in a small country. Perfect for cheap regime change. Buy up or just buy off most or all of the small country's media, and you have plenty left over for Rent-A-Riot activities. See "Maidan Coup" and "Virginia Nuland."
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  58. Clips of Hillary, AOC, Tim Walz, and others have recently circulated, with the exact same "salute."
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  59. The vast majority of people don't say racist things. You get an exaggerated sense of how racist people are, because the most rabid people (of any stripe) are always the most outspoken. You're wrong about American push-back against authoritarianism. 80% of us (at least) went along with the garbage COVID policies and mandates. It's only 4 years later when it is very clear that the "experts" got everything wrong that you're seeing the rejection of legacy media, federal agencies, and the "health" care industry. I say this as a contrary libertarian kind of guy, who IS knee-jerk against governmental power moves. It is my instinct to ask why and refuse to go along until I'm convinced it's the right way to go. MOST people just want to fit in and will go along with whatever seems to be what most people are doing. If this were not the case, then the first 2-week lock-downs would've been resisted to a far greater degree by far more people.
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  60. Your typical SJW is highly intelligent, but they've squandered their intelligence on memorizing a dialectic, rather than applying their intelligence to understanding how things (and people) work. They consider me to be ignorant, because I haven't been force-fed the dialectic, with all its complicated terminology and tortured logic. As a trained mathematician, I always go back to *reductio ad absurdum*: When the result of your logic leads to the absurd, you're reasoning from a faulty premise. This goes back to the old Biblical saying: "By their fruits shall ye know them." When you see with your own eyes what's happening, and it's bad - or worse, absurd - then you know they're operating on wrong assumptions.
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  61.  @zuephillips3450  Yes. I think it's important that drug addicts receive help before anyone else. Comparison is the thief of joy. When I focus on my situation and making my situation better, that's the only way things have ever gotten better for me. Every time I saw someone else getting something for free that I didn't get, and I dwelt on it, I became resentful, and my situation worsened.
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  62. Search for something bad about Hillary Clinton, and there'll be 100 links to how horrible Donald Trump is and what a saint Hillary is.
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  63. Don't be mean to Lebron. He's just been busy sounding out the words on the cover of the last book he bought.
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  64. Yes. It doesn't take many complainers to de-platform free speech on You Tube.
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  65. People who are insanely jealous about you talking to someone just tells you what it means when they talk to someone.
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  66. Rachel is exactly right, and that's why the majority voted against the party and the establishment she's always shilling for. We know where the authoritarian threat truly lies. And yes. Patriot Act and Citizens United decision are both major threats to liberty and the republic.
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  67.  @NerdOnTheStreet  No. It's easy. Just set up a filter for your children's feed that allows ONLY the channels that you have personally vetted. Then ration the amount of time they're allowed to play on the Internet. You can easily set up a timer on a computer to shut it down after x hours. I'm not sure, though, that the Internet is the problem. It might very well be the/a cure. The kids are getting their minds f***-up by the flesh-and-blood teachers at school. I'd be more worried about sending my kids to the public school than I would about their activities on the Internet. In fact, I think one of the big reasons everybody's up in arms about kids on the Internet is that an increasing number are learning a lot of things that the schools don't want them to know.
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  68. There was no internet until I was out of high school. As soon as it came out, I was using it. For ME, it was perfect, because I no sooner had Calculus II and Differential Equations under my belt than here was this computer algebra system that could perform all the calculations. Every generation after mine had this sort of capability from birth. I took a break in graduate school (math) to work on bringing the Internet to rural northern Idaho. System programmer, help desk, and general go-fer on a federal grant that brought dial-up Internet to places it had never been. In those days, capabilities were far more limited than today, but hopes and expectations for the future were through the roof, but little did we know at that time what the level of connectivity would one day become or the bandwidth, which is 3 orders of magnitude (1000 times) greater than the crap dial-up that we were so proud of. I sort of feel like I came along at the perfect time, but as a math professor, I'm seeing more and more 15- and 16-year-olds who are WAY more advanced than I was at that age. At that age, I was discovering girls and looking for the next kegger. If not for a physical handicap that said "Go to college or be a drain on society," I'd've been perfectly content just getting through high school and blue-collar work. For every kid who gets led astray on the Internet, there are 10 who figure out that what they learned in k-12 was mostly garbage, and the good stuff they learned in high school was delivered in a garbage way. Traditional schools put a lid on your learning. Technology makes the learning as fast as you can take it in. I can't tell you how many high-school drop-outs I see on the Internet who know the difference between the Frankfurt (socialist) and Austrian (free-market) schools of economics. You want kids to think more critically? Give them more word problems in their math classes! LOL! Or have them write opinion papers on historical figures. Have them write pro- and con- pieces on each. One thing I learned in school that they don't teach, today, because "the other side is evil and toxic," is "If you don't understand the arguments of "the other side," then you don't understand your own side. What I see from the so-called "left" are people who can quote Marx, but never heard of Adam Smith, and our entire education system, with few exceptions, consists of indoctrinated socialists who don't understand economics. They just see the fruits of free-market, voluntary transactions as wealth that they should redistribute by force to "those in need." I help people in need. AND I pay taxes. I could help more people if I paid less in taxes, and there'd be a lot more assistance tailored to the needs of the people I help, on a case by case basis, than all the bureaucrats and all the red tape could ever do, without the 80% overhead that government typically requires. Poverty programs aren't for the poor. They're for the bureaucrats who administer them.
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  69.  @Endaxess  The early Internet was math and porn. The porn had no filters. To encourage me to explore LYNX (the original, text-based Internet browser), my professor who was teaching UNIX (LINUX precursor) said "Type in 'big tits' or 'raw flesh,' and, painfully slowly, a high-def JPEG of a naked lady with big boobs would appear in the search result. From Germany. "Holy Moley!"
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  70. No way Harris was ever going to give a long-format interview, let alone one in which the interviewer might ask the wrong questions.
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  71. Getting more equitable tariff structures between Europe and the USA dismantles a big part of how we induce those countries to follow our lead on war and economic sanctions, abroad. "We give you this really favorable trade situation, and you back our play in Iraq." It was the same with our carrying NATO for 80 years. We picked up the tab for their national defense, and they just followed our orders. Trump is dismantling one underhanded control system after another. The first president since Calvin Coolidge to say "I want less power. The federal government should do less." Old Silent Cal. Probably our best president, but history ignores him because he didn't actively seek to increase the scope and role of the federal government. Lincoln and FDR are supposedly our greatest presidents, but they centralized and expanded federal powers, which the elites love, but were not good for the common person.
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  72. I never got a $75,000 pay check for ANYthing when I was that young. I'd've thought "Cool! I can buy a nice car and put a down payment on a house!"
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  73. Trump's right about free speech. I don't think it's YouTube's place or right to regulate what goes on its platform, if it is to be a platform. If someone uses the YouTube platform to break the law, that's what law enforcement is for. If it's just speech you don't like, then tough luck! I keep praying for some real competition for YouTube subscribers. Nobody's matched the audience, look, or feel of YouTube, as yet. I think a true free-speech platform for grown-ups would have a lot of draw. Any long-time user of YouTube knows what's up. We know what can and can't be said. We know what will or will not be removed from the public square, especially the proven-to-be-true things that have been memory-holed by Big Tech.
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  74. Yes. As soon as the pendulum swings, there will be people who have the opposite agenda (usually the either not-bright ones or the power-seeking ones) will want to pile on and rub people's noses in it. I don't want to rub anyone's nose in anything. That's not how you house-train a dog. It's not how you bring people a little close to your world view. I just want tomorrow to be a little better for everybody than today was.
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  75. It's one thing to be biased. It's another thing to just flat get things wrong. Not only did they get things wrong, but they demonized those who got things right. Repeatedly.
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  76.  @Erik-i2f4d  That's because the "left" grafted big government to itself, which is the opposite of liberal. It's re-branded feudalism, and hence, all the socialism and its variants are actually regressive-right. They messed with the left-right dichotomy to make it useless, painted lipstick on the feudalist pig, and presented it as "new" and "forward-thinking" and "progressive." Liberty and limited government are the original "liberal" concepts. The modern so-called left is "We want our liberty AND we want a bunch of Free Stuff from the government." Idiocy being passed down from generation to generation, and people always "surprised" at loss of liberty and economic malaise.
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  77. It's what "our democracy" means, by which he doesn't mean your or my democracy.
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  78. RIP. Condolences to the family.
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  79. The people who scream the loudest about Nazis are the ones who want something identical to Nazism but under a "socialist" or "communist" label, which makes it OK in their smooth brains.
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  80. Every single government paycheck is money that was taken from people by force. Every other job is something that people paid to have done, voluntarily, for the value provided to a company or a customer. Every other job would exist, with or without the government. None of those government jobs would exist without all of the private citizens actually providing value to others. All we, the people need from the government is civil order, and it's not as if those 30,000 government employees in Kansas City were out patrolling the streets.
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  81. Yeah. Pretty much. Both major parties in the USA try to broaden their tents as much as possible in order to get that extra 1 or 2 percentage points they need to beat the other major party. But it's definitely worse in the Democrat party, where they'll pander to all kinds of extremes. Another factor is that it's the true believers on or near the fringe who have the most energy for activism (and are least likely to have a serious day job).
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  82. Yes. It's been a rough year, and it's because of people like the 2 on the stage.
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  83. What issues did she run on, Asmon? Other than "I'm not Trump."
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  84. Tell us it was lawfare to help the presidential campaign without telling us it was lawfare, Jack.
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  85. I can see a family being desperate and that be all they have (although the exact vehicle seems improbable). If they can cash in on a few videos, and buy a school bus or something, ...
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  86. That guy losing his fiancee because of all the publicity from her stunt is just one of the harms she causes.
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  87. DOGE is moving too fast for the political class to defend all sacred cows at once.
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  88. "I learned that things happened here that never should have happened." That's not taking responsibility. She makes it sound like somebody else was doing mean things.
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  89. I wouldn't mind de-funding the police, if they gave that money back to the taxpayers and communities chipped in to hire private security. I'm sure the standards would be higher, the pay would be better, and crime would plummet to near zero. Then the local police would be answerable to the people of your neighborhood, and not just the (corrupt) local government and a handful of really rich people.
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  90. I think they got the wrong address for "Who's the craziest?" contest.
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  91. The only way to police this stuff is for parents to only allow channels and content they've already vetted. This is easy to program: Deny All. Allow specific channels. Restricting channels after you find them to be bad is a game of wack-a-mole. It also opens the door to arbitrary censorship by power-mad hall monitor types. You don't want either one.
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  92. Humanity is adjusting to social media. We're figuring out that the loudest people are just the tail trying to wag the dog. I'm one of those loud people in the comments, but I recognize that I'm swimming against the tide, and I don't pretend that my liberty and limited-government stance is very much in the minority. Most people I know are fine with nanny government. They just want it to operate the right way. I don't think the government has a business running anything but the bare minimum necessary to secure the borders, and defend the constitution. The rest is up to us.
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  93. Study some history. The electoral college is to protect small, rural states from getting steamrolled by the cities, where there are more people and a whole lot less common sense.
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  94. "It's not true democracy unless our side wins."
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  95. Democrats: "Trump is a threat to democracy and the rule of law." Everyone else: "Let me get this straight. You want to overturn the election and you're mad at Trump admin for enforcing the laws on the books." Democrats: "Yes, you bigot."
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  96. Ron as Hellboy was good. Ron as a person, not so much.
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  97.  @SetiKt  Nobody talks about it, but when different races collide throughout human history, people see the other tribe as monkeys. There is a strong, built-in identification with members of family, clan, and tribe. Knowing them allows you to see the human side. Asians thought Euros looked like big, hairy apes, and Euros thought Asians looked like little monkeys, when the Portuguese first arrived in the Far East. Both sides thought the other was barbaric. The Asian side was usually cleaner and smelled better. The Euro side thought its Christianity was the only civilized religion.
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  98. We'll see how Homan does. He appears to know his business, but he's pretty aggressive in his rhetoric, which feeds the fires of fear amongst the opposition. This needs to be handled firmly, yet gently. I don't want the Trumper crowd to get as full of themselves as the Obama crowd.
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  99. In the '90s, Republicans started really liking big government and Democrats started really liking the war machine, leaving a lot of politically homeless ex-Republicans and ex-Democrats in the middle. But don't listen to me. As a true lefty, I view nanny government - a sacred cow on the so-called left - as a very regressive thing that looks like feudalism with a thin veneer of modernity to make it seem like what we're doing now is something new. I see it as the age-old "You need me, so now you must obey me" ploy.
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  100.  @kuroganeyuu5928  Yes, it sounds like he's using the built-in webcam mic.
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  101.  @Hon-Taku  I think maybe you're confusing Arwen of Rivendell (elf) with Eowyn of Rohan. There is much "win" in both names. And Eowyn was pretty faithfully portrayed. She was a shield-maiden. Women didn't go out on recon missions like the men did, because their job was to defend their homes. Speaking of which, I know the orcs are supposed to be bad and they should be able to overrun a village rather easily, but I expected the villagers to put up more fight. I have no idea how that would have moved their completion date back, how much it would cost, or if it would even make the final cut in an already-bloated run time for American theaters. They might have cast a bigger woman or more obviously athletic woman. She might've been more believable trying to pass as a man that way, but as I recall, the riders immediately around her knew what was up and they respected her decision. I personally would probably watch an "Adventures of Arwen," especially if Liv Tyler's still got it, which I think she does. I think she was centuries-old by the time she met Aragorn. Google says she was 2700 years old and Aragorn was 20 the first time they met. Imagine how skilled of a fighter she could be by that age! I think Rings of Power tried to build that into Galadriel, but they made her a Mary Sue. It's not she's the only "millennial" who ever picked up a sword.
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  102.  @lenk172  You mean "short term economic gain." When the political class plays games to artificially boost their economy, the foundations of the economy weaken.
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  103. Muscular dystrophy is the absolute worst.
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  104. They view the Tesla vehicles and the people who own them as objects. These are not good people doing these attacks. They're people who go through life running roughshod over anything and anybody they choose.
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  105.  @KolorowyWiater  Nobody said that. The observation is that they don't really care about the environment, and never did. You know what the worst thing for the environment is? WAR.
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  106. Complaining about losing $3 thousand a month and then saying "I don't have a pony in this race" doesn't make sense.
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  107. They did and are doing everything they can to obstruct border security, or the border would've been secured 8 years ago.
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  108. The national debt is so high because of defense spending and entitlements. USAID is just a drop in the bucket. But the harm done by that one drop is enormous: Funding regime change around the world. Rent-a-riots. Buy up or pay off radio/t.v./websites to propagandize here and abroad, interfering in free speech everywhere.
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  109. The people who hate you spent years in college learning a dialectic that denies objective reality and centuries of Man's attempts to understand reality. Science? Subordinated to feelings. Morals? Subordinated to feelings. Language? Subordinated to the goals of those who seek power in a new reality they created in their heads, but which never holds up to any kind of real scrutiny.
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  110.  @vanripem  Were? I know a bunch of aging hippies and they ARE sad (not "were" sad).
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  111. ... while doing everything possible to piss off anybody to the right of Antifa.
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  112. Celebrity ruins the best things in life? I guess my definition of "the best things in life" is quite a bit different.
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  113. It's weird how age restrictions kill a video. Isn't most of this stuff for adult audiences? Isn't most of their audience adults? Shouldn't the default be "for adults?" Then, if you want kids watching your stuff, shouldn't you take pains to be G-rated? Even my math videos are aimed at an adult (college-aged) audience, not that there's anything that would be considered PG, R, or X.
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  114. Yes. In the absence of religious dogma to guide them, many people will turn to political dogma to guide them.
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  115. If Brando had stood on stage as himself, people might realize how much of a nothing he was.
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  116. Rainbow flags flying proudly and loudly in schools across America. The indoctrination is very strong.
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  117. Imagine the mental weakness you would get it you were so pretty that everyone around you agreed with everything you said.
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  118. Guy's been detained over a year. No way of knowing how he might have been brainwashed by his captors. Most here are too young to remember Patty Hearst. Most here have at least heard of "Stockholm Syndrome." You can't go by any released hostage's behavior immediately after release. I wouldn't read anything into what happened on stage. Maybe it would be helpful to read a little about "asymmetric warfare" or "Spanish guerrillas opposing Napoleon Bonaparte." Spanish guerrillas were not nice people. They committed many atrocities. Such are inevitable when one country is under the heel of another country. If I recall correctly, Hamas was a creation of Israel. I don't know if it was to moderate Palestine or to radicalize it as much as possible. In any case, what we see now is a concerted program of demonizing Hamas at every opportunity. We have two sides, each of which is saying "Don't look at what we have done in retaliation. Look at what they did to us, first." I can't sit in judgement on either side of the conflict in the Middle East. All I know is that I don't want to add to it, and we're the instigators of the whole thing, and we've been throwing billions of dollars every year at perpetuating a very bad situation for everyone in the reason.
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  119. I don't consider it moving to the right. I consider it a re-discovery of true liberalism, which got hijacked by a bunch of people who are leading us into feudalism in the name of enlightenment, equity, and inclusion.
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