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

  1.  @arts3n  I bought Acrobat Pro because it worked so well. Then I had to upgrade and the upgrade was WORSE than the original, but there's no going back, according to them. I hope you young people figure this out. They're ruined cars and computing.
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  2. RIP. Condolences to the family.
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  3. How about this? How about abandoning Marxist ideology? How about reversing course and becoming the party of free-market capitalism, which creates ALL the wealth you're so sure you should re-distribute by force? How about becoming the party of balanced budgets and less government spending? They've about reached the limit of the people they can buy off with Free Stuff, and now we're $37 trillion in debt, with plenty of jobs for useless paper-pushers and no jobs for actual workers?
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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. Yes. It's been a rough year, and it's because of people like the 2 on the stage.
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  8. I think it's 4D chess. They're chasing more big-government liberals into the Republican Party, so that neither party will represent the limited-government crowd.
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  9. What issues did she run on, Asmon? Other than "I'm not Trump."
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  10. Tell us it was lawfare to help the presidential campaign without telling us it was lawfare, Jack.
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  11. There've always been low-IQ and/or anti-social people. They just didn't post videos.
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  12. It's taking time to inoculate the masses against these kinds of people. These kinds of people have always been with us. They just never had instant huge platforms. Just remember that the victims of these snake-oil peddlers ALSO have huge platforms. Internet Tech is very new. Barely one generation was born to it. Time has a way of achieving proper balance. People start wising-up.
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  13. 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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  14. Not sure how keen I am on prison for burning the American flag. I think it's disrespectful, especially to those who gave their lives for what it's supposed to represent. Be mad at politicians for besmirching the flag, but don't yourself take a dump on what it symbolizes, just because a bunch of commies hate the idea of you keeping the money in your pocket that they want for the state.
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  15. The really ironic part is they won't show any Antifa actions in Seattle or Portland in this report.
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  16. 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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  17. DOGE is moving too fast for the political class to defend all sacred cows at once.
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  18.  @kaiz1845  Inflation is NOT necessary for people with debt, although it increases the cost of lending, and lessens the hit of paying interest, ASSUMING you have enough income to service the loan. Inflation is never good for the people.
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  19. "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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  20. 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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  21. I think they got the wrong address for "Who's the craziest?" contest.
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  22.  @sznikers  Yup. When you're in the middle of a big job on a deadline, you don't have TIME to re-learn everything. You don't have TIME to find where they hid everything. Microsoft and Adobe are at the top of my shit list for this kind of thing.
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  23. 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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  24. I'm not sure it's criminal, but I do know that it's doing the one thing that I never thought would ever happen: The public school system being rejected by the general public, and parents finding private alternatives. By the way, private alternatives, with intelligent use of technology, is way cheaper than it was 20 or 100 years ago.
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  25. The reason we give government as little scope and power as we do in our constitution is because we know that every single office-holder has a lust for power. All the people who do NOT lust for power are OUTside government. That's why we need to flip the game on them. Eliminate the incumbent advantage. "But I have to be in office for a long time to get anything done!" Exactly. "It is urgent that this legislation be passed immediately!" Why? If you did your job in the last session, there wouldn't be anything urgent to deal with in this session.
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  26. 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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  27. The "American-replacement" strategy has its pitfalls. Many who come just want to work hard and make a life for themselves. Not all. But many. Those people rapidly turn into conservatives, because they want to keep what they earn, and they don't like the moral bankruptcy of the Democrat coalition.
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  28. 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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  29. "It's not true democracy unless our side wins."
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  30. Just remember that it was the dregs of society that Lenin sent out to the countryside to "nationalize" everything. Ask the Kulaks of Ukraine how that worked out for them! Oh Wait! They were wiped out by all the "sharing" that was done. If they weren't murdered by thugs, they were executed for going out to their fields after the harvest to try to glean enough spillage/wastage to keep from starving. People who can not function in society harbor deep resentment towards society, and it's EASY to talk them into turning to violence to obtain retribution for how badly they were treated by society. It's also easy to convince them that they are somehow owed something by people who DO prosper. This is where charity comes in. When government takes over the charity function as it has throughout the West, it stops being a humanist thing and becomes a bureaucratic thing, and the bureaucracy has its own drives, its own interests, and is more interested in perpetuating itself, than it is interested in actually helping people. If the bureaucracy actually solves the problems it was created to eliminate, it will, itself, be eliminated. And let's not forget how much money there is in just being the middle man between the taxpayers and the needy. There isn't any 100% cure for this condition. No matter how you structure society, there will be people with mental/emotional/spiritual or physical disabilities that cause them to fail. You can't let them die, but you can't just prop them up in their state of dysfunction, or they'll "raise" a next generation that's just as messed-up as they are. I'm veering dangerously close to eugenics, here, but that's what happens when you make human compassion a function of the government. Budgets eventually have to be balanced. This means bureaucrats end up rationing the good will of all the taxpayers.
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  31. What I find hilarious is how the Democrats suddenly discovered the word "weaponization," as if it never happened, before, but now is happening all the time, supposedly, because Trump is literally the man-with-the-funny-mustache. They always accuse others of what they do.
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  32. A lot of people in my generation are fighting for a status quo that has kept them fat and happy since the '60s, and run up debt that none of us will be sticking around to pay off. Apparently, if you don't like seeing the federal government owe more money than the entire gross domestic product, you lack compassion. Where's the compassion for our children and grandchildren? We've knocked the bottom rungs off the ladder of success and told the poor "Don't worry. We'll throw you a rope. You don't need those bottom rungs. Those bottom rungs are racist. You don't need to climb. Just wait and protest until we get that gold-plated rope we're going to throw you. Soon. Very soon. Just wait and protest against the ists and phobes when we tell you to." As a member of the boomer generation who's watched us squander all the prosperity and freedom with big-government wars and big-government domestic programs, these people have been annoying since the 1960s. Yes, Vietnam was messed up. Good protest. No, the bureaucrats aren't leading us into utopia. No, we're not trusting "the experts," any more. We trusted them and they got everything wrong.
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  33. 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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  34. Police, like government, are really good at what they shouldn't do and really bad at what they should do. Mean tweets? 6 cops to arrest you in your home. Knife-wielding maniac? 6 cops to arrest you for protesting.
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  35. Ron as Hellboy was good. Ron as a person, not so much.
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  36. ... and the stock market surges 1400 points.
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  37.  @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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  38. He's a typical liberal, with a superficial, mainstream-headline world view. He's clever enough to kind of know what story's being pushed during the 24-hour news cycle, but none of the particulars beyond the headlines really sticks with him. He is pretty clueless. He's witty, not studied.
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  39. One Patriot missile costs around $4 million. It takes multiple Patriots for each incoming missile. Each incoming missile can be manufactured for a few thousand dollars, and maybe less if you just want to flood the skies with decoys. Trying to defend against everything is way more expensive than lobbing drones and missiles at the defenses. My sense is that short of yet another disastrous U.S. intervention, Israel is 1000% cooked.
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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42. "My side right or wrong" is wrong. You are correct. I think most gamers get this, but basically anyone who learned sportsmanship, and the real satisfaction from winning fair and square. Some people just want to win too much, and it gives them bad karma.
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  43. Making people's days more stressful and more work, for no other reason than to make a video, is very low behavior. It's not OK to go around hurting people in petty ways. Act out and you're NOT going to be back on the street, tomorrow, and for a bunch of tomorrows after that. It's not about whether they understand or not. It's just that they won't be on the street after acting out. American cities have forgotten that. They're starting to remember. Small-town America never forgot. You go to Russia or any other country that's not overrun by immigrants, and the public transportation is like a museum. Like a palace. It costs less to maintain than the New York subway, because people take care of it, and respect it. You start acting out in a Moscow train station and you might not return from Siberia for a few years. Heh.
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  44.  @kuroganeyuu5928  Yes, it sounds like he's using the built-in webcam mic.
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  45. Exactly. An app for everything to make your life "simpler" just buries you in apps. They're not offering their app for YOUR convenience. They're offering an app to get their hooks into you.
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  46. Most of those "woke" projects around the world were just labels to put on bribes and gray/black ops. Some of it went to rent-a-riots. A lot just went to buying up or buying off or extorting news media in countries all around the world, including our own. How many teachers do you know who consider themselves "activists?"
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  47. Federal financial aid is what corrupted the education system, from kindergarten on up. Creating a Department of Education was a mistake. It should be left up to the states and local communities, and not necessarily in that order.
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  48.  @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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  49. Trustafarians.
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  50. Most kids, nowadays, don't go to church. Most churches these days have different politics than they used to have. What Asmon doesn't realize is how we were ALL taught in Sunday School about Biblical prophecy and how important it is to back Israel. Church, State, and Manifest Destiny were all working together in the early-late 20th Century. It started petering-out in the '90s, near as I can tell.
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