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

  1. Legacy education and media institutions have been living in denial for a long time. Their ideology DEMANDS it. They're like the most regressive fundamentalist Christian of 50-100 years ago.
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  2. Taxpayer-funded schools are not viable parts of the economy. They're organs of government, and, by definition, that makes them a net taker, and not a net producer.
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  3. I think most jobs can be re-tooled pretty easily for social distance. I can see all kinds of new jobs opening up, like professional shopping, where one person does multiple orders at once, cutting the contagion by factors of 2, 3 or 4. And I think it's actually more efficient, because it's one person in an efficient vehicle making one slightly extended trip, while everybody else's car stays home. Also niches in education are going to open up, left and right, and teachers across the country are getting crash courses in distance learning. People are going to start WANTING the online experience for education, and there will be teaching jobs left and right. And education will get a TON CHEAPER. The teachers used to BE the school, and NOW it's the ADMINISTRATORS. You can make a teacher pretty rich by hiring them, directly. They don't have to charge much to out-compete what legacy institutions are doing.
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  4. 56,000 cremations in Wuhan in 4th quarter of 2019 seems like a huge number, until you figure out that the previous year - a normal year - there were over 54,000 cremations in the same quarter. This is a bump of about 1500 cremations, but not as significant as people are making it. But, really, who knows/believes any of the numbers coming out of Communist China?
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  5.  @killcat1971  : Neo-Luddism r'ars its ugly head in yet ANOTHER generation! Automation doesn't eliminate good jobs. It opens up NEW jobs. Every time automation saves a little bit of money for someone, the whole society gets a little richer. More people can afford to hire an artist for that basement mural they always wanted. I think that as the complexities of this world mount, there will be niches opening up for full-time jobs where all you do is handle the grocery shopping and organize the bills. Someone who knows how to play the credit-card game can save a household thousands of dollars, by shifting debt to the new credit card, using it's 1st-year-no-interest for one year, and open up another card in a year or two. There're all kinds of services like that. And who knows what's to come? Maybe they come up with anti-grav back packs and everybody wants a nice landing pad built out in their back yard. Landing-pad builders would then be a thing, employing the same people who used to do wood-frame house construction, before IT went kaput! Thing is, the steady march of progress continues despite all our efforts to mess things up and meddle in 10-variable questions with 1-variable understanding. We don't need to artificially ACCELERATE automation by artificially propping up minimum wage. Minimum wage - like ALL libtard feel-good policies - is an ATTACK on people trying to work their way out of poverty. Libtards always hurt the ones they love, buying their devotion with crumbs. For votes. Libtards see one person in trouble and it's nothing to them to punish all those who are on the ragged edge of being in trouble in order to help that one person who randomly came to their attention and became their focus and sole purpose in life, entitling them to the hard-earned money in your pocket. Your business is BARELY profitable? Well, here are a bunch of extra costs some libtard decided you would have to pay, so the libtard could point to the person he helped. Too bad if your business goes under. We helped the guy we set out to help, and DAMN THE TORPEDOS! FULL SPEED AHEAD! Because we're righter than rightie. The guy who's BARELY paying her (SWIDT?) bills gets destroyed by a 20% increase in energy prices. Everything costs more, especially heating and cooling her home. That "green legislation" that everybody cheered just pushed another 20 million, barely-gettin'-by working poor below the poverty line. Didn't think about THAT added cost. And from the progressive's point of view, if they never hear about or see that person they hurt, then life goes on and they can still feel proud of themselves, because they can go straight to the government for proof that they're doing something for the people they say they care about. The consequences of progressivism are diffuse and the benefits obvious. You can put that guy's face on t.v. that you helped. But nobody's talking about the accumulating weight of small hardships visited on everyone by helping just the one with everybody's money. Most of the time, the average citizen just tightens their belt and soldiers on. Especially the BEST people who are just on hard times. Those are the people that libtards despise and seek to destroy at every opportunity, usually in the name of helping them, but it can also be to "save the planet" or "kill evil Iraqis," and "it's a cost we will gladly pay!" when they've got all THEIR bills on auto-pay and their checking account just grows every month until they have enough to buy another expensive toy. They'll sacrifice the delivery date on their Ferrari, but they don't think about the guy who's postponing new shoes for her kid, who's outgrown the pair he's wearing, now.
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  6. ​ @WoWisdeadtome  : UBI would foster a communal lifestyle, because 4 or 5 people could get together and rent - even BUY - a house together, if there's any starting capital. It would allow coming-of-age 18-year-olds to remain adolescents out from under Mommy and Daddy's roof. What could go wrong?
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  7.  @wolfgangandrewx2416  : Yup. Sell a little weed on the side and you can buy some toys, too! Wait tables for a month to buy new skis. A lot of young boys would be happy as clams like that for YEARS! It's just not a good look when the hair starts falling out and your pals start calling you "Old Man." LOL!
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  8.  @killcat1971  : I'm a low taxes guy. But luxury tax on a yacht makes perfect sense to me. Of course, if I were RICH, I'd treat it like just another boat in my fishing fleet, because it's cheaper to buy 2 boats and claim them as working boats, than it is to pay taxes on the luxury yacht. I just re-purpose one of my "fleet" for mostly recreation. The nets are just part of the décor. Up-shot? The luxury tax means the rich man bought 2 boats, instead of just one boat. And one of the boats actually makes him money, sometimes.
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  9.  @jayeisenhardt1337  : So she fucks one ugly guy, and HE pays for ALL! Because he's got money! You could flip the question and argue that she's got a better chance at least one of the fathers can be mugged for big money than if she pinned her hopes on just one man! LOL!
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  10.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  : That's one of the arguments for cost control of the UBI. You get your $1,000 and that's it. Nothing extra for your life choices. Just $1,000.
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  11. Facts mean nothing to these people. It's been like this for a long time. What amazes me is how many people refuse to red pill. It's epic obstinance. Or just epic stupidity, as the people who are clinging to the Demokkkrat party and its leadership obviously can't remember from one week to the next, let alone judge what's happening against an historical backdrop. No sense of history. Not even enough memory to handle current events!
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  12. The so-called "left" hasn't been "left" since it decided socialism was a good idea. Socialism is government paternalism. Government paternalism is inevitably authoritarian. Authoritarianism is reactionary. Reactionaryism is regressive right. The so-called left took a hard turn to the right when it equated its principles of tolerance and compassion with government paternalism. The answer to robber barons isn't government force. It's public awareness, boycotts, and, believe it or not, cancel culture. You want the big corporations to play nice, don't put the government over them. That's how they get on top of government and why government becomes increasingly authoritarian in favor of the fat cats. If you strip the government of that manufactured authority, free flow of information on a free Internet would do all the policing we'd ever want or need.
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  13. Jimmy Kimmel's Man Show is FULL of un-PC exploitation and misogyny. If they're gonna go back 30 years on Republicans, it's only a matter of time before the outrage machine turns on liberals. "Women on trampolines." "What's in my pocket?"
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  14. Internet's not making things more tribal. It just lets each tribe make more noise.
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  15. @MacTehKnife : I paid off most of MY debt, making only $30,000/yr. It sucked not being able to afford to start a family or buy a home, but I chose to take a job in the mountains for low pay and great fishing out my back door and great skiing a half-hour drive away. My choice. My debt. My responsibility. People whining about their student debt don't DESERVE college degrees.
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  16. Biden was the only guy on the debate stage who couldn't talk. That's why he's the frontrunner.
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  17.  Christopher Stanis  : It gets old, thankfully.
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  18.  001 002  : Yup. Hate is a dead end.
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  19. That's why we're currently winning. The authoritarian left is balkanizing, while the MAGA umbrella only broadens. The divide-and-conquer strategy has left the Democrats divided and defeated. It's like Europeans' economic sanctions against Russia: The more they sanction, the worse their economies get.
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  20. If he doesn't explain it, it will take on an "inside joke" they're not in on to his new viewers.
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  21. To anyone with a memory, the weekly or even daily "pivot" from one lie to the next has been obvious for years. There are just a lot of obstinate people out there.
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  22. Crushing local uprisings has been a way of life for the CCP for decades. They're very good at it. But eventually, the Cossacks that prop you up are your undoing.
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  23. Occam's razor would leave "God's judgement" claims un-touched, because such have nothing to do with science.
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  24. This is why I'm a small-government libertarian. Our local communities are the key and our federal government has systematically destroyed local-community support systems, because it's just so much easier to give everybody what they want and run up the federal debt, rather than be RESPONSIBLE and stay without your means, the way states and local governments must do.
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  25. I must control-alt-delete you.
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  26. Closing down the gun stores is only depriving LIBERALS of firearms. All the conservatives already HAVE guns!
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  27. Delaware is the Bahamas of incorporation. State of money-laundering. Why do you think Joe's from there? Or rather, it's no surprise it's a money-laundering state, given Joe's influence.
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  28. Uh. 10 bucks an hour is 400 a week times 4.333333333..... weeks per month is about $1730 per month, which is closer to $2,000 than $1,000. Other than piss-poor arithmetic, you make some decent points. $1000 a month for everybody means 3 or 4 people can share a house and play all day. Or just sell arts and crafts or something else that's not sustainable without an infusion of cash from taxpayers. Most people want more than that, but many of those people will find it difficult to get off their asses and do much about it, because vague discontent doesn't generally rise to the threshold of the kind of desperation it takes to work your way out of your situation. Not all people are like that, but my brother is. He's generally bummed at what he can't have, but it never rose to the level of his having to bite the bullet and CHANGE his situation. Full belly, lots of sci-fi to read and watch on DVD, warm place, warm bed, roof over his head. He's pretty content, most of the time. I had more strikes against me, and he's probably smarter than I am, but in my stupidity, I worked a LOT of 60-80-hour weeks, supporting myself and earning math and geology degrees.
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  29. The establishment is mounting a propaganda blitz in favor of sugar seed oils vaccines with no quality controls vaccines we don't need
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  30. It never ends with this guy. Can California recall him, please?
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  31. Life is tradeoffs. If she had gotten married straight out of high school or college, she'd probably still be dissatisfied, but for different reasons. "Is this it? Cooking and cleaning, day after day, for kids who just take, take, take, and an unloving husband with a beer belly, who hasn't excited me for 10 years? I feel so trapped!" This video looks pretty performative to me. What's she doing in a very unflattering evening gown, with a very unflattering hairdo, unflattering (Marilyn Manson) makeup, and wearing her mother's jewelry? That particular get-up and styling is for a 1940s movie star, and she ain't no movie star. She's an average-looking woman. She should have no problem finding a man at 33, if she's willing to let her hair down, put on some jeans, and head out to the dirt races, or a baseball game. Maybe volunteer at a local charity or two. Good men show up in those places, too. They're where the best singles of marriageable age would be most likely to go. You want to signal to the other sex that you have your shit together and can meet someone else more than half way? Volunteer at the food drive! Pitch in at habitat for humanity! Don't keep putting yourself in meat-market settings in pick-me mode.
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  32. You mean Talcum X?
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  33. Used to be a bunch of us KC Chiefs fans who hung out at Arrowheadpride. Became a community. Started shootin' the shit and writing political fanposts and debating them, there, because that's where we all hung out. Would've been easy for people to skip those FanPosts that were political. Was a lot of fun, for awhile. None of the articles on the front page and almost none of the FanPosts were political. But people just couldn't stand having to skip the politics, so it ended. And a bunch of crusty bastards went to arrowheadguys. Good point about the political articles turning people off, though. Just because the politics generates clicks doesn't mean you're not losing customers.
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  34. I bought my first gun 2 weeks before Brady Bill was signed into law. Already had heirloom rifles handed down, but bought my first pistol after Reagan got shot, when they used it as an excuse to pass gun control.
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  35. Imagine if the Dem Party splits and there's a new, Progressive Party of significance. If that happens, the left will have the government on lock-down by other means, just as we see in Europe, where conservative parties can't ever join a governing coalition. All the NPCs will stay Democrat. All the ex-Democrats will be in the new progressive party, and while the Republican Party might be the biggest party, it may not mean anything.
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  36. They all launder their campaign chests, one way or another. Usually it's hidden in a non-profit NGO from which family and friends draw fat salaries. The people who contributed to their campaigns will never get a nickel of the campaign war-chest back, once the shut down the campaign.
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  37. CCP's version of "Russiagate." Feeling threatened? Make sure you accuse your accusers of doing what you're doing, to muddy the waters. Works every time, given the short attention span of the American public.
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  38. Blazing Saddles was a satire whose main theme was anti-racism. Libtards would go INSANE if you tried to make that movie, today.
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  39. If it's a Republican, then national security DEMANDS we investigate the candidate. If it's a Democrat, then national security DEMANDS we NOT investigate the candidate. Everybody knows this.
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  40. Talk to me. Stop presenting the news so dramatically. I gotta take a break from the channel, even though you're finding decent articles.
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  41.  @ambrieee866  : Low-IQ workers are an issue. No doubt. Their best shot at earning a living wage is an entry-level job. Maybe not a "living wage" right off the bat. Maybe they'll have to share an apartment. A low-IQ might stay in that entry-level job longer, and maybe instead of using it to springboard their education, like a teenager might, they stay and maybe work their way up to foreman in that lawn care job or whatever it is. Thing about lawn care is they actually pay pretty good. People with those businesses would KILL for reliable workers who will settle for $17/hour!
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  42. I wonder how many "liberals" are re-thinking background checks and waiting periods, now. Probably not many, except as it relates to THEM, because these are not very self-aware or reflective people.
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  43. The stimulus will do more long-term harm than good. Government intervention tends to perpetuate economic crisis. Did you hear of the Great Depression of 1920? No? That's because the government stayed out of it and markets roared back in short order. The Great Depression that was kicked off by the 1929 crash lasted over a decade, largely because of government "stimulus." Sadly, the MYTH that FDR "saved us" persists. He kept himself in power by keeping the big danger going for longer than it needed to.
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  44. MSM is driving this. So are the schools. And nobody's calling them out for it. Or calling out the so-called "leaders" like Mad-Max Waters and others.
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  45. You decry the rise of interest groups but you insist on a system that's set up to favor one group over another. All you've gotta do is bitch loud enough and get your group special treatment at EVERYBODY ELSE'S EXPENSE. And there's no end to the "good things" you idiots can think up for government to use its force and bureaucracy to address. And you're always surprised, just like Charlie Brown, when you see what your exalted elites are up to.
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  46. I agree with progste. This sort of thing has always gone on. There've Always been fruitcakes and wackos. You just never saw them, before. Meanwhile, people of like mind are connecting from all across the planet - at least those countries that don't suppress/censor the Internet.
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  47. Greg Gutfeld: The diminutive giant.
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  48. There are a lot of feeble-minded wishful thinkers out there. They'll remember the sensational headline, and never pay attention to its refutation. Then there are the people who knowingly repeat the lie after it's been debunked, like Obama still going on about Charlottesville "Good people on both sides" remarks by Trump.
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  49. Where's the video from BEFORE the sensational bits?
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  50. When the people realize their own government is a foreign occupier....
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