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

  1. Brett Kavanaugh hearings was a watershed moment. It was blatant and 90% of media uncritically hopped on the bandwagon.
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  2. Never worry about offending people whose main purpose is to offend you.
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  3. "They only burned a few books." "They only blinded a few federal officers." "She only stole a few thousand dollars." "He only murdered a handful of people."
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  4. Meanwhile, former president Barack Obama insists that HIS golf outings at his country club are "essential activities." Observing social distancing isn't for the elite. It's only for us muck.
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  5. China needs to be treated like the Marxist dictatorship it is. Never should've let them into the WTO. Major mistake, thinking that feeding the dragon would reform the dragon.
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  6. Conservatives are harassed more and whine about it less.
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  7. The Bolshevik takeover of Russia was in large part due to the fact that they were given the benefit of the doubt, and people tried to find what they wanted and to compromise with them. There was no compromising with them. They were not negotiating in good faith. Communists never negotiate in good faith.
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  8. "A paucity of evidence against Trump." Better gear up for the full-on investigation. "A wealth of evidence against Clinton." Better sweep this "matter" under the rug.
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  9. The censorship is ratcheting up.
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  10. Chris Matthews: Feeds the dragon 24/7. Chris Matthews: Warns us about the looming "dragon crisis."
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  11. The big contradiction about you lefties is that you believe that you can be anti-authoritarian and pro-big-gov't at the same time. You're always surprised and shocked at just how corrupt it all is, but have no sense of responsibility for making it all possible. Government attracts pathological personalities.
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  12. No Tim. There's never a good reason to pander to a minority of any kind. Show them the same respect and protection under the law as everybody else. Anything different is tyranny, plain and simple.
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  13. I really hope NIKE goes broke. Bending the knee to the Chi-Coms for a short-term profit, regardless of the harm done to freedom and prosperity everywhere else.
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  14. Intersectionalist: "Hate speech" is anything my religion disagrees with.
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  15. I've decided to become a coincidence theorist.
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  16. "Give me the right to bear arms?" No Tim. The right exists. Nobody can GIVE it to you. And nobody should be able to TAKE it FROM you. RIGHTs exist independent of government. Rights supersede FEDERAL governmental authority. That said, we have a long tradition of frontier towns passing local ordinances against open carry. EVERYbody open-carried when the towns were first established and the only women in town were prostitutes. But when WIVES started arriving, schools and churches started being built, drovers hitting town after a long trail, armed with pistols (a necessity in those times), the womenfolk wouldn't have it. The basic rule of thumb is: the more chaotic the situation, the more people can and should bear arms, legally. In the communities where gun violence is WORST, I would END the local gun-control ordinances against the law-abiding carrying (concealed or openly), until the thugs simmer down. Then maybe get civilized, again, and pass ordinances against guns. It's all about the number of thugs per square foot. Nothing like an expectation that the citizen you're fixin' to rob or beat has a gun on 'em to change the calculation and persuade you that an honest job is more profitable and less risky.
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  17. Trump campaign offices opening by the thousands across America! LOL! Love it!
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  18. Antifa = schoolyard bullies. Only a danger when they roam in mobs.
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  19. "If they stay away, will this end?" Tim asks. No, Tim. The only way this ends is if law enforcement takes off the kid gloves and says "ENOUGH!" You don't cure a child's temper tantrums by giving them their way.
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  20. Won't follow a legal order? You're fired for cause. dusts hands Very simple.
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  21. The ones calling themselves "anti-fascists" all want authoritarian rule, which is what socialism IS.
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  22. "How is Cuomo getting re-elected?" "How is he still in office?" is the real question.
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  23. I think the "It's BOTS!" arguments are loudest from the side that uses them the most. They assume that any opinion that gets traction is the product of manipulation, because that's what THEY do. Pure projection, in other words. It's how the establishment operates these days.
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  24. Observe their strict adherence to social distancing as they trample each other to get out the door.
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  25. This was a very concerning phenomenon, when Patreon and PayPal were cutting off all funding sources to conservative content-creators. This could be a HUGE victory for those whom Patreon and PayPal basically abused.
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  26. "Woke, authoritarian progressives" is redundant.
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  27. "If the sun comes up, tomorrow, the radical left will riot." Nothing to see, here.
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  28. Critical race theory and intersectionality will divide us, more and more, until we are each a minority of 1. At that point, they will discover individual rights and catch up to what the rest of us have been saying and working towards for 3 centuries. It just blows me away that the stupidest and most malevolent of us are portrayed as our best, brightest and noblest.
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  29. "They thought he was a Trump supporter." "Why'd they think that?" "I don't know." More to the point is why they think it's OK to just punch someone because they support the president.
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  30. No Tim. It's not because people aren't voting. It's because Democrats dominate the cities and Republicans are dominating everywhere else. The cities still have a lot of people, but that's why the electoral college is there, so that the city folks - with zero connection to the land - can't ram their bullshit down the less-populated states' throats. Probably 90% of the land mass is Republican. But Democrats breed like rats in cities.
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  31. 90% of us know that the "office of diversity and equity" is actually the "office of division and iniquity." 10% of us don't, and another 40% are afraid to rock the boat out of fear of what lunatic leftists might do to us.
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  32.  @n3r0wolfe  : That's because they're only interested in protecting organized child rape.
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  33. "Why'd they burn YOUR place down?" "I made the mistake of building it where one day, in the future, a black man would be shot by police. I should've been more forward-thinking. I apologize."
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  34. They totally misjudged the silent majority of fans who've been watching, buying tickets, and buying their gear for decades. This is a natural consequence of their misjudgement of reality, in general.
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  35. As I understand, Gardner went after the governor and got him to resign, and he's STILL fighting her. Turns out HE was framed.
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  36. Democrats accessorize to talk to groups of blacks. "Hot sauce? Check."
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  37. This is what "Diversity and Equity" offices do, full-time, at our academic institutions. They justify their existence by finding (or manufacturing) wrong think. Entire layer of bureaucracy that does NOTHING but sow dissent. It's not just in schools. It's in business, as well, just to protect themselves from government and SJWs.
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  38. There's something my sister says about her husband and her sons: "He's not perfect, but he's pretty wonderful."
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  39. Pandering to SJWs ensures your eventual demise.
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  40. Lots of "professional protesters" being trained-up in Portland, Seattle, other big cities, AND colleges and universities across the country. But the blue-city activists have a lot more experience creating chaos. They're taking their show on the road for three reasons: 1. Crackdowns on the places they've already destroyed, 2. It's a lot of fun for these trash to LARP full time. 3. It creates a perception of unrest being more widespread than it actually is. The "unrest" is 1% of 1% of 1%. Everybody else is trying to earn their daily bread by the sweat of their brow. These Antifa/BLM types hold regular, hard-working people in contempt, even though they wold starve to death without us.
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  41. "We're Demokkkrats. We excel at bullying, chanting and heckling."
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  42. This, alone, is reason enough to re-elect Trump: Judicial appointments. Democrat appointees don't follow the U.S. Constitution or statutory law.
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  43. "When you begin using violence to silence others, you're on the wrong side..." - Sam Harris -
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  44. "Regular people" have NEVER been C-SPAN callers, Tim. They're left, right and in-between, but they've always been a very small minority of civic-minded, politically-aware individuals. I recommend a year or three of C-SPAN addiction for everybody. Nothing like sitting through a Congressional committee hearing to learn just how freakin' STUPID and absolutely partisan most of our politicians actually are, or some of the horrific decisions being made thousands of miles away by total assholes, who pretend like THEY'RE being generous, when it's YOU who's footing the bill for their billion-dollar study of the snail-darter or honey bees! They throw money around like it's WATER, and make out like THEY'RE DOING SOMETHING, when really all they're doing is throwing money down a rat-hole, in order to look good to some interest group or political action committee or industrial cartel for their OWN power. C-SPAN also carries major events like MISES Institute, or Council on Foreign Relations or "think tank" of your choice, so you know what they're ACTUALLY pushing for, and their reasoning. I don't think it takes more than a year or so for a person to see how The Swamp works, and become much more conservative/libertarian in their outlook, although quite a few who go in hard-core liberal come out much the same. That's OK. Not everybody gets it. And I certainly don't get everything. I just came away from my early-'80s C-SPAN addiction pissed off at all the decisions being made in Washington that were NONE OF WASHINGTON'S DAMN BUSINESS. But that's just me. I think everybody would benefit from seeing how the sausage gets made. But it's not for everyone. It's very tedious and boring, but you DO get to call in on a national t.v. program and have your voice heard! Those call-in shows are KILLER! Of COURSE government's way too big. There's no penalty for spending more. Just praise. And there's no award for being prudent and thrifty with taxpayers' money. Somebody testifying about a problem? We'll just fix it with ANOTHER multi-million- or multi-billion-dollar program, because NONE of their privileged lives will be affected. Only the working class and middle class will feel the pinch, when the bill comes due. And we KNOW that government is the most wasteful institution in the land. 20 or 30 cents on appropriated funds are all that go to the actual problem. 70 or 80 cents on every dollar just goes into the pockets of the permanent ruling-class bureaucrats and their always-expanding staffs.
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  45. ABC News has never been objective. It's just out in the open, now. Legacy networks have always traded access to the powerful for what the powerful wanted them to cover and how to cover it. This shit started before television, when FDR was giving fireside chats in the 1930s. Most thought they were being patriotic. Then there was WW II and government propaganda was their "DUTY." Then were was the Cold War. Basically, whatever the power elites want is what they get from legacy media. 3 or 4 phone calls to top people at the networks and stories can be either suppressed or amplified, depending on what the rich man or politician want.
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  46. I don't see civil war. I see far-left violence that will last until people get pissed off, enough.
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  47. "Democrat leadership" is an oxymoron. I don't think this is "exactly what Trump wants." I think he'd much rather see good times for everybody.
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  48. Simple as that. Now watch the voters re-elect the bastards, because they're unfit to vote.
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  49. "I'm basically a socialist, but I love freedom." Cognitive dissonance much, Tim?
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  50. Yes. I'm worried about this "bipartisan bill." When Dems and Repubs agree on big spending programs, we all get screwed, every time.
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