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

  1. 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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  2.  @alpanago2603  Not yet. That's for sure.
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  3. 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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  4. Not only that, it's ILLEGAL. Blatantly preferential treatment based on gender and skin color. Democrats fought the Civil Rights movement tooth and nail and then pretended there was some kind of great realignment. Then 50 years later, they're segregating us and discriminating against people based on immutable characteristics and calling it "equity." They haven't changed one bit. The Republicans are still much closer to being true "liberals" than Democrats.
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  5. Fascist features of the current system: State interventions in health care, education, and, as we're finding out, the so-called "free press." State interventions in every aspect of the economy, from agriculture to auto manufacturing. None of the anti-fascists care about any of that. They want more of that. They just don't like the current people in charge or any of the competition they might have in the future. America thinks the government protects them from corporations, when it's only with government interventions that the worst actors prosper. In an unregulated economy, transparency and best practices become a selling point, and customers dig deeper into what they're buying. There's no law that says a car has to be made in a particular way. There's strict liability if the car you sell is so flimsy it's a death trap. The government won't come after you. All of your dissatisfied customers will come after you and all other potential customers will never buy your product, either. It's a different kind of quality control. A better kind.
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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. 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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  9. I feel the same way about software, in general. Instead of selling you something, they basically make you rent it and want to trick you into buying services you don't want for software that doesn't work as well as it did 3 or 4 versions previously. Adobe, Microsoft, ... I think there should be and hopefully will be a massive migration to open-source software, like Linux. The only reason software ages out is because the software companies want it to age out. It's not about hackers and security. It's about squeezing more money out of the customer by any and every means possible, and hopefully it will bring down some of the currently dominant companies.
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  10. There ain't gonna be another "Summer of Love." The worm has turned on the permissive attitude towards mostly warlike protests.
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  11. "We're following the rules." No. You're not.
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  12.  TheShadow-Knows  The white "liberals" who conceived the new plantation. Free stuff from the government was never a liberal concept. Freedom FROM the government was what liberalism was all about.
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  13.  @allegorx58  Yes. I empathize and sympathize with people who come here, illegally, to build a better life, but I empathize and sympathize more with regular people who were born here. The sheer number of illegals destroys the great life that drew them here.
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  14.  @phantomarcher9590  Not sure. Maybe you can explain it to the rest of us.
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  15. @ STEM will fund itself. The federal government needs to butt out.
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  16. So many hidden costs built into those cheap imports, too. They break or wear out, quickly, and instead of fixing them, it's cheaper to just buy brand new junk. It's way cheaper to buy a car that you can fix for 20 or 30 years, but they want us buying new cars every year. What's good for us isn't good for the automakers (as currently conceived) or the super-rich or the government/ruling class. They don't want us fixing things. They want us buying new things. How is that good for the people or the planet? If there were an automaker that operated the way I'm suggesting they should, the brand loyalty would be through the roof, and, as long as they didn't get ridiculously greedy, they'd be the most successful automaker in the world. But the government and the existing automakers would never allow that company to get off the ground.
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  17. 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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  18. "Cash poor winning" meant as "cash-poor winning," as in "They had less money but they won."
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  19. FOX lost a lot of support when it pledged its allegiance to Big Pharma and forever war.
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  20. 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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  21. 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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  22. Iran wasn't a democracy before 1979. It was a puppet monarchy installed by foreign powers (Britain and Russia if you can believe it!) in 1941. That regime got the boot and so we (I think the USA) re-installed the Pahlavi dynasty in 1953, and it was the Shah who liberalized things to please his masters. But don't listen to me. I'm no expert. These are just things I picked up over the years, without any real serious study.
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  23. 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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  24. 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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  25. It's malignant.
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  26. 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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  27.  @pulser08  Perfect quote. We defeated fascism only to succumb to it, ourselves. Sadly, the most vocal opponents against fascism are fervent supporters of its twin brother, socialism.
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  28.  @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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  29. Notice MSDNC had zero young men in this piece? A woman and an old Democrat man talking about young men like they're an alien species, with a middle-aged woman running the conversation.
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  30. Gotta love the optics! Or ELSE!
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  31. ... and pairs her with a soy boy.
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  32. 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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  33. What my generation doesn't understand is that the "fascism" against which we rail is the fascism we brought about! We took over the establishment and thought we were CHANGING things, but we are actually the new reactionaries!
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  34. "Nobody's worried about Joe Biden." This is part of their strategy. They're trying to sweep Joe Biden under the carpet, and now they stand on a rug with an obvious corpse rolled up in it.
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  35. Hasan is 100% disingenuous. He knows exactly what he's doing.
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  36. Come here, get free benefits, and vote for the party that promises to keep the free benefits coming. What could go wrong?
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  37. Remember the good old days, when the people in power were doomed when the public despised their policies? Now, the people are doomed and the politicians do whatever they feel like.
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  38. Violence for political ends is war.
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  39. 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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  40. So hard to tell. It might be we're seeing multiple, independently-targetable warheads splitting into individual bombs. Maybe we're seeing missile intercepts. With Russian expertise advising Iran, the act of using these surface-to-air batteries exposes them to future bombardments specifically at the batteries, themselves. Iran doesn't have to actually get a hit with any of their missiles and drones, if they can sustain 5 or more nights of these attacks. It takes 4 to 1 surface-to-air missiles to take out 1 missile in the first layer, and there are 3 layers of air defense. Anything making it past the 1st layer accounts for 8 anti-missile missiles (again at roughly 4-to-1). Anything that penetrates the 2nd layer takes on average 4 missiles in the 3rd layer to bring down, if it is brought down. That defensive missiles are a lot more expensive to engineer and manufacture than the offensive missiles and drones. Iran doesn't even have to waste money on warheads, because Israel has to treat every missile and drone as if it does carry a warhead. It's very easy to overwhelm modern air defenses just by attrition, no matter how good those defenses are. In essence, both Israel and Iran are vulnerable to missile and drone attacks. There really is no defense. Western nations have better weapons, but limited production capacity for said weapons. Eventually, they will be forced to get along with other nations, and quit trying to impose their will, everywhere.
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  41. 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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  42. Young Al Sharpton in the making! Woo-Hoo!
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  43. ... or they were traumatized in the past and this gives them something to belong to. ... or they're just really stupid people who are easy to manipulate.
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  44.  @GoTenjoyer  Obviously, you do, or you wouldn't have gone out of your way to signal indifference. You simply would've been indifferent.
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  45.  @hawgcranker420  Exactly. The big mistake is letting yourself get dragged into it. I say "Best wishes to all, but we're pulling up stakes." As an American, I fail to see why survival of ANY nation in the Middle East is ours to either promote or destroy. We don't have a dog in the hunt.
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  46. Sorry. The debt is real.
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  47.  @joekerr6035  Suggestion: Go into Apps manager and start force-stopping as many apps as possible. Best answer is to just get the cheapest phone you can.
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  48.  @lemonjz  They haven't shitcanned the Galaxy 8, yet, but they will. I loved my Galaxy 3, but when the 2nd battery on it died, NOBODY had a replacement battery. So Samsung turned a perfectly good phone into a brick.
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  49. This is pretty much what the Democrats want to do in the USA, and, thankfully, that's why they're out of power.
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  50. Cruz is telling the truth about what kids were taught in Sunday School for 80 years, at least. The slow decay of organized religion in the West has led to a real disconnect between Boomers-and-older and Boomers-and-younger, with the fissure down the middle of the Boomers. We were ALL taught that same stuff. Half the people my age and even more people older just unquestioningly believe that Israel is the Promised Land of God's Chosen People, and its existence is a precondition for the 2nd Coming of Christ and Armageddon, which we're all taught to believe is a GOOD thing. It's ironic, because Israel is very much a secular society (43% of Jews in Israel are secular Jews). The older folks don't see the irony in supporting a nation that's not very religious at all, in the name of OUR religion, which is an offshoot of Judaism. It's just insane, the blind faith and allegiance to Israel that permeates our nation, particularly our geriatric political leadership.
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