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

  1. 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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  2. I frequently agree with AZ, but I don't like the rantings. Same reason I can't sit through an Alex Jones show. Same reason I don't listen to sports talk, any more. Same reason I don't listen to Mark Levin. Just spit facts. Spare me the theater.
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  3.  @shaneWARs1  I comment all the time on politics, outdoors, etc. I never post about my daily activities on the Internet, unless I'm e-mailing people I know in real life.
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  4. 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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  5. Haters are low-IQ losers. It makes them feel better about themselves to have someone to dunk on. You pegged it.
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  6. 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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  7. Actually, we do see this behavior every day. In Walmart.
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  8. Yup. Do you think YouTube realizes that the banners are constant reminders of all the lies it's pushed over the last 10 years?
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  9. I took a "teaching online" course with a bunch of other teachers who prattle all day long about how important group work is. Well, we got our group-work assignment and I kept e-mailing everybody all week to meet and get some work done. I did my part of the assignment, and, when I didn't hear from anybody by Thursday, I just finished the entire thing. It was due on Monday. I got a flurry of e-mails and phone calls Sunday night from these clowns, and told them "Go ahead. I'm done." The project got done. Nobody pitched in. And they still talk about the importance of group work, especially the "holding each other accountable," but I know they're all frauds, and I know the group work they collect is fraudulent.
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  10.  @SonOfRussia-v8x  Pretty much. I think that's finally breaking down, though. Maybe the one good thing to come of out modern-day progressivism: exposing the hypocrisy of our "special relationship with Israel."
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  11.  @alanmacdonald1457  More like Europe is interested in their oil. USA doesn't need Middle East oil.
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  12. Devil's in the details. Define "Acting in your best interest." What a country should exist to do is to keep its people free of government overreach. Small government means peace and prosperity for the people. Always has. Always will. That's why there's always a small group of people who profit enormously from war and poverty, and those people infest the government. It's the one place they can give orders to people who actually produce things.
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  13. Pockets of nationalism arising is only a positive thing because it stands in the way of top-down globalism. But throughout history, nationalism is how governments trick the people into fighting each other. If we ran our governments with more restraint, soon it wouldn't matter which side of the border you're on. You could travel freely to and from other nations, because people's rights are respected on both sides of the border and neither country is plotting to conquer its neighbor. It's perfectly happy in its own liberty. That's the way to get rid of both nationalism and globalism. And we're a long way from it, because people who love power always climb to the top of governments, and those people love war.
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  14. Ever notice that the people who want to control everyone else have no self-control, themselves? Ever notice that the biggest, most conspicuous virtue-signalers always have the biggest skeletons in their closets?
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  15. Our military is actually quite bloated, and is not built for modern warfare. You don't win with a small number of very expensive weapons. Only the weapons manufacturers win.
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  16. Fascism isn't far right. It never was. It's just one of the variations of socialism, which is far left.
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  17. People like me do all we can to avoid buying from the mega-corporations (and that includes Amazon), and support local businesses. It's not easy to be a "locally-owned-and-operated" purist, though, because of what you say. They systematically put the squeeze on all small businesses, especially during COVID, where the small grocery down the street that you went to for years was declared "nonessential," and put on government lockdown, without a single law being passed. Just some lying/misinformed politician/bureaucrat making RADICAL declarations with the power of law, without any debate or public hearings on the matter.
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  18. 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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  19. Yes. It's no longer business as usual. The leakers are making it easier to pinpoint whom to fire/prosecute.
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  20. 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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  21.  @seanhack628  Maybe I wouldn't lump all lefties into one basket if I heard ONE of them condemn the terrorism from their side for the last umpteen years.
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  22. By which you mean, they're really loud and have zero charisma.
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  23.  @IDEN7I7YCRISIS  There's nothing a dishwasher that works needs updated.
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  24. It doesn't matter if it's an entirely good idea. It exists. Humans must master it or perish, just like every other new thing that comes down the pike.
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  25.  @NEETinRecovery  We gave our kids toys without thinking about the consequences.
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  26. The only thing Trump did in his 1st term that all the networks liked was when he launched missile strikes on Syria. MSM is our enemy.
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  27. Boomer Democrats have dominated the political landscape for 50 years, now, and what's the result? $36 trillion in debt. We are DEFinitely the "ME" generation: F all who came before or came after. From Wiki: "The "Me" generation is a term referring to baby boomers in the United States and the self-involved qualities associated with this generation. The 1970s was dubbed the "Me decade" by writer Tom Wolfe in The "Me" Decade and the Third Great Awakening; Christopher Lasch wrote about the rise of a culture of narcissism among younger baby boomers. The phrase became popular at a time when "self-realization" and "self-fulfillment" were becoming cultural aspirations to which young people supposedly ascribed higher importance than social responsibility." We want our free stuff and we don't want to be told what to do. I say "we," but I always voted for smaller government and less war. But I'm always out-voted by my so-called "liberal" contemporaries.
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  28. Our response to ending the would-be ethno state of Nazi Germany was to create an ethno state in the Middle East. Make it make sense.
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  29. They're trying to re-run the 2020 game plan. People won't stand for it. Mass media is running the same "mostly peaceful" game plan. People aren't standing for it.
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  30. They don't care about the environment. They care about power and control of others.
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  31.  @Awful.Productions Yes. At root, they despise democracy. They only love democracy when their guy wins.
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  32.  @marcinzysko1653  Are they?
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  33. This will shatter the MAGA coalition. I'm gettin' off the train, as we speak.
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  34. Pirating is definitely wrong. The solution, which no one wants, apparently, is to do without the product until and unless it's reasonably-priced, with no hidden fees (or ads) built into it.
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  35.  @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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  36. The irascible chef is a time-honored trope.
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  37. State driver's license should cover it, if they require a birth certificate be shown at least once. That said, this method is a bit fraught. If your license expires or your state ID expires or is lost, producing all the needed documents can be very difficult for elderly citizens who don't know where their birth certificate is. I have a somewhat unusual name, with two middle names. I had one social security number, but there was an issue with one being issued to me with one middle name, and a later one being issued to me with both middle names. I eventually tracked down a birth certificate with the FULL name and had to get my SS card issued under that FULL name, which was a bit of a bother, and I've heard, anecdotally, about the elderly being unable to secure driver's license or state ID, because of something messed-up with their birth certificate. Definitely something that bears looking into. State ID shouldn't expire and expired driver's license should suffice, if it was all legit up to that time. Maybe there does need to be a closing of whatever cracks there are. But no one who is not a citizen should be allowed to vote. Any who do are disenfranchising legal citizens.
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  38. Timeline to debunking has shrunk from years to months and now is often as little as a day or two.
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  39. You're way too socialist for me, man. It's not government's place to incentivize more or fewer children. It's government's job to stay the heck out of people's way and people's wallets. If you want to give to unwed mothers, then give to unwed mothers. If somebody doesn't because they think it's destructive, then they shouldn't have to. Run your social experiments on your own dime, Asmon.
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  40. 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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  41. "Welcome to how it's always been." People have been gaslighting other people since the beginning of people.
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  42. Read up on 7 nations in 5 years plan. Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Sudan, Somalia, and Iran These 7 were targeted in 2000 (before 9/11). Iran is 7th on the list. 9/11 didn't start this talk. More likely, 9/11 was to bring this talk into reality. The first 6 have been regime-changed into the Stone Age.
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  43. They all wanted to corner the streaming market at the same time, and they all failed.
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  44. Oligarchs and technocrats around the world want to do this. We'll see which nations resist the siren song of authoritarianism. America is starting to show signs of pulling out of it, but we're the only country with a 1st Amendment. Even in the USA, censorship has been blatant. In the USA, this led to defeat of the ruling party. Around the rest of the world, I see no signs of this.
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  45. 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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  46. 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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  47. Ben Franklin was a womanizer and a terrible role model in many respects. He was still a great man for his wisdom and contributions to science, not to mention the founding of a nation. I think his sons would have been a lot happier with him if he spent more time being a father than being a big mover and shaker in world events. I think his wife would've been a lot happier if he'd been a faithful husband, which he wasn't. Asmon doesn't hide his flaws. I think that's why people like him so much. Being a superb channel operator probably means a lot of empty food cartons and empty beverage containers. What he needs is a good housekeeper/cook. He could probably afford one. Most men traditionally have a wife to support them on the house-is-a-home area, but if the household can afford it, a good housekeeper makes life better for the wife, too!
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  48. Clips of Hillary, AOC, Tim Walz, and others have recently circulated, with the exact same "salute."
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  49. 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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  50. How can eyes be so crazy and so dead at the same time?
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