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

  1. Nobody has a problem with female heroes. Nobody likes being preached at by bad writers.
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  2. Nazi propaganda looked ridiculous and juvenile to people outside Germany looking in. But for the German people who were trapped in the echo chamber, it resonated strongly. This propaganda is also aimed at denizens of the MSM echo chamber. I don't know why they bother. "Their" people already got the jab. Everybody outside the echo chamber thinks they look ridiculous.
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  3.  Simple Caps  "He shouldn't have been there during a riot." No. There shouldn't've been a riot. The people who live there, who have a stake in what's been built there, have a right to protect what's theirs from looters and arsonists. If there'd been another 50 like Rittenhouse in Kenosha that night, I bet it would've been an uneventful evening. That's what happened in Eastern Washington and Eastern Oregon, when Antifa decided to branch out from Portland and Seattle. Citizens up and down the modest downtown, armed with long guns, standing peacefully. Strategically and stealthily placed piles of bricks went unmolested the night of the march. Peaceful marchers had no problems. Out-of-towners in black-block turned tail and ran.
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  4. ASU is a campus with a "Burn the witch!" ethos. These two getting in any kind of trouble with the university for their intolerance is a huge surprise coming from ASU.
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  5. @Jesse Pinkman If they knew their history, they'd know that the front-line propagandists for the Progressive Project are the first to go, when the commies take over.
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  6. Big Tech got LOTS of government help to get off the ground and continue operating. No surprise they act as an extension of the government.
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  7. The end result of the Progressive Project is serfdom. They want to un-do 3 centuries of human progress and put ALL of us at the mercy of ruling-class elites. That's the actual goal of socialism, which you see in every socialist "leader," if not the useful idiots who are well-intentioned but have no notion of the engines of destruction they happily build in the name of fairness and equity.
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  8.  @Ka_Gg  They're pissed because it's the best job they can get with their gender studies degrees. They're embarrassed to be there, and damn you for even looking at them in their shame.
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  9.  @misfitdanzig8152  : That's why I avoid engaging in conversation with serpents. It's gotten so I hardly go out in the back yard.
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  10.  @OoToxiToxioO  When my uncle served in Germany, he said that the women would get pregnant because they got more housing and other privileges than everybody else. But yeah. Lowering the standards on all the physical testing without changing anything else, so all the tough jobs are done by men, as always, and the women get all the less demanding jobs. It's the same in the private sector. Have to get equal pay, but it's all men busting their humps in the warehouse and all women in air-conditioned offices doing paperwork.
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  11. They don't care until somebody bitches. Then they over-react.
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  12. Exactly. They'll debate all day about this versus that fast-food chain that they never use, or REEEEEEEE! all day about a superhero movie's racial representation, but will never even go to a superhero movie, because reasons.
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  13.  @doublep1980  No one more stingy with tips than a trust-fund hippie.
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  14. "If I can touch 'em, they're real." - some guy
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  15.  @countfloydschillerhorrorth2090  Another thing no one talks about is how the Republican Party has been taking in more money in $1 - $100 donations since before Ronald Reagan; whereas, the Democrats get most of their money from the super-rich donor class. The last 10 years or more, Democrats stopped even PRETENDING they represented the working class. Democrats are for the rich, the white-collar workers, and as many welfare recipients as they can create. Everybody else? Fugeddaboutit. If you're labor or the trades, the Democrats hate you, because you're not "educated," which is to say "Your head's not full of their indoctrination."
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  16.  @richarddimeck4578  : It's a religion. When you understand that, you understand what you're up against. Their faith is unshakable. Their ideology defines their reality, rather than reality informing their ideology.
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  17. Politicians stick their noses into everything, except doing their basic job, like defend the Constitution and the border, which necessitates paying far more attention to them than we ever should have to. But when libtards ASK it to stick its nose into everything, and create this huge dragon that sits on the American people like we're Smaug's hoard, people HAVE to pay attention to politics 24/7. We elect politicians so we don't have to mess with that stuff. Then, because we're not messing with that stuff, the politicians do as they please behind our backs.
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  18.  @raeishimura  It's psychological and economic warfare, and they've been waging it for decades against us, while subverting our ruling-class elites with bribes and the siren call of power, which they wield with less restraint than ever before. USA could bring China to its knees by just refusing to do business with it.
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  19.  @zenvariety9383  Yes. Step 1: Destroy God. Step 2: Create nontheistic religion centered on the state and "fearless leader."
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  20.  @acommonman8304  That's not what he's saying, at all.
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  21.  @avae5343  More often than not, men will "hash it out" one way or another. Either over fists or over drinks. Either way, they typically become pals.
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  22. Yes. There would be much 'boing' involved.
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  23. These companies teach "How to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory."
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  24.  @randomperson1943  Weird thing about today is that neither the boys nor the girls seem to know how to cook! People think I'm a sexist for making cooking a requirement in a female, but I think it's a requirement for an ADULT. If you can't cook, you're not my equal partner. I can cook and I'll do my share, but I'm not gonna be anybody's mommy, although Daddy's fine fixing breakfast, lunch, dinner for the young-uns. That's like the first undeniable proof of your love for them. But a woman who can't cook is still just a little girl. A man who can't cook is still just a little boy.
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  25.  @wilmagregg3131  Just for old time's sake: WIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLMAAAAAAAAAA! and CHARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGE IT!
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  26. Christmas time will be my time to truly explore alternatives to YouTube. it's as malign as all the others, especially if you aren't well-educated enough to seek alternatives to the corporate and Demokkkrat messaging it pushes, the DISINFORMATION and MISINFORMATION it pushes. It's trying to become just like corporate cable t.v. and make sure anybody who's asking good questions is de-platformed and/or removed and/or shadow-banned. There may always be a place for YouTube, if you're looking for DIY stuff. But just about anything political, historical, or in the slightest bit controversial (i.e., that threatens woke narratives) is swept under the rug or banned, outright. You can't view ANYthing COVID-related without YouTube trying to push you to something Fauci likes. You know. The guy who's been wrong on just about everything COVID-related...
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  27.  @nkw1985  The only reason they exist is because of government meddling.
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  28. Companies have always virtue signaled. Remember March of Dimes displays on McDonald's counters? They did that for decades. Everybody thought it was fine. But they didn't make it the centerpiece of their marketing. The main problem with the woke stuff is they're on the wrong side of history, pushing a very thinly-veiled Marxist agenda of the sort that only lasts until the Marxists take over, when it will be ruthlessly suppressed.
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  29. Me: "I'm sure you will. But you'll do it without any of my money."
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  30. Underrated comment.
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  31. "Omniuous." Heh. "Omnius" was the machine intelligence that threatened humanity with extinction in the prequel to DUNE. (Butlerian Jihad). Omnius was finally dealt with (absorbed) by the last Duncan Idaho ghola in the final book.
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  32.  @andrewd3005  Motive has always been considered during the penalty phase of any criminal proceeding. Hate/greed/jealousy/fear... All go into the sentencing mill. But we NEVER needed an entire separate category of crime for "hate." That's ridiculous. It's how they're ushering in the notion of "thought crime," without calling it that, because it's a term that already has a lot of baggage attached. But it's EXACTLY the same thing.
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  33. In the old days, the children were the retirement plan for the parents, and that was a big reason why they had as big of families as possible. Free labor when they're big enough to work and a nice pension plan when you get old.
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  34.  @Gr3nadgr3gory  In the West, you can retire fairly young and financially secure, without children. In fact, children kind of hold you back from setting aside enough to retire on.
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  35.  @Elennar29  Most people don't judge that way. And being a home-maker isn't the same as just finding a sugar daddy. Let me put it this way: If you cook, clean, and do laundry, you're not a gold-digger. And the stay-at-home mom or dad provide upwards of $50,000/year in services to the household, if they're doing it right. I think we're well into the generations of men who'd be very happy staying at home, if they could find a woman willing to bring home the bread. In another 10 years or so, traditional female roles will be en vogue, as women start to realize that "being the man" is no bed of roses. You put up with a lot of BS from bosses and customers to bring that bread home. Way more fun to plant carrots or can the fruit off your trees, and you're the boss!
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  36.  @Gentleman_Orange  Judaism united tribes who would've been destroyed without unifying. Islamism took that and turned it into an expansionist ideology. Nothing super-wrong with either religion until they become organized and weaponized as do ALL major institutions.
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  37. Not a gamer. Dumped Netflix, last month, though.
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  38.  @jvon3885  It's weird. I waste a lot of time on the Interwebz because I've been laid up for a long time. It's hard to wean myself off it, even as I get stronger and can do more. But if I hadn't been laid up, I think the whole gaming culture and Interwebz culture would've been nothing to me. Too much real stuff to be done. But who knows what my personality would be if I'd had video games growing up? I grew up in the '70s, when you went outside and did something, because being inside was boring, except for maybe 5 hours a week when there was must-see t.v. on, or it was raining and you and 3 other kids were playing board games.
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  39. Yup. But I don't know that platform's funding formula. Do they have advertising? Is the content free? Do the content creators on that platform use it to tease their premium content, but don't get paid, otherwise? I don't know.
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  40.  @Fuzzycat16  Exactly. When everything activists claim they stand for is what the corporations and establishment politicians want, then they're not activists.
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  41.  Caitlin Dent  : One weekend on Epstein Island and they all kinda loosen-up their morals.
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  42.  a HERO that doesn’t know what protect means  The problem with gender "science" is they refuse to follow the science.
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  43. Because their funding formula is basic, old-fashioned corporate advertising model that's been in use on broadcast and cable radio and t.v. since their inception. Until people start PAYING for content, directly, they'll ALWAYS see only what the big corporate advertisers want them to see. Social media platforms are not only very left-wing, themselves, but they're also very CORPORATE, because it's the big advertisers they're trying to get $$$ from. if you aren't paying for your social media platform, you get what they give you, and should either leave or stop complaining. Now, let ME complain about social media, I un-self-consciously continue...
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  44.  @malcomyoung2240  It's why their men are so soft.
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  45. I'd check with Tony Heller on NewTube before concluding that this storm was unusual or unprecedented. Please stop clapping at people.
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  46. Dear Brie: STFU and strike a pose. Watching her is like having a beer with Liz Warren.
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  47. Nothing wrong with "would've" and "could've." The problem is "would of" and "could of" which they sound like, but aren't really English phrases.
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  48. Checkbox entertainment sucks.
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  49. Most teachers don't like electronic devices in the classroom, for various reasons. I tell my students I don't care, as long as they're not bothering anybody and get their work done. But then I've posted all my lectures on public domain and I use class time for questions and student work. They know the schedule. They have on-demand access to all the content, 24/7. My recorded talks are edited so my errors and waste of time are minimized, for more efficient learning. Faster kids can finish early. Slower kids aren't blown away by live lecture. One sneaky bit about the video content is I can run overtime if I need to, to fully explain something. Traditional lecture, you get 50 minutes, with no pauses, regardless. I break things up into 5-15-minute talks, and all the videos on the topic typically go OVER 50 minutes, when you add up all the times. Pretty mean. But I don't have to leave anything out, and most of the time they actually spend with me in person is either doing work or asking questions, and I can spend the entire time answering questions in which students are 100% engaged, because it's where they're stuck, and their minds are like sponges.
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  50.  @scythelord  Obviously you don't work in education.
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