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

  1. I love the prank-to-prison pipeline.
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  2. That's where they prove they KNOW the harm they're doing.
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  3.  @The_oneand_Only1  Yes. More regulations, please. We can't have people pursuing their dangerous dreams. Free market polices manufacturers much better than government regulators. The big car makers are like CBS, NBC, ABC, etc. A handful of big companies who slammed the door behind them and started working with and for the U.S. Government, which worked with and for the big car makers. We get an over-regulated market with superficial differences, but essentially the exact same government-approved product. Same with Big Food. The FDA, USDA, etc., work for them, and they in turn work for the government. "What are we pushing this week, Sam?" "Everybody's flying BLM flags, boss. No, wait. It's a rainbow - no, it's a Ukraine flag."
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  4. ... especially vaccines that work!
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  5. "DEI" is the root for "deity," which means God. "DIE" is a much more fitting acronym. They're "DIE!" officers.
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  6.  @barryhoward7284  The trick is not to vote for leaders, but for people who won't get in your way by trying to fix everything by force.
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  7. "We thought they were wolves, but they were only rats, it turned out."
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  8. They've got plenty of money. I don't think it'd take long at all for it to rise from the ashes. It's not that hard, once you get the crazy out of it.
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  9. If he charged less, they would worry he wasn't making it safe enough. $250,000 is the right price to entice more mice.
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  10. One of the few cases where "community leaders" actually pay a price for their bad decisions.
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  11. It's because most good people aren't interested in politics that the greedy people and the stupid people got together and made politics the most important thing. What the federal government does should be mostly irrelevant to our lives. But that'd assume that it stayed in its lane and respected the spirit and the letter of the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence, both of which inimical forces in and out of government have been trying to dilute and circumvent before the ink was dry on the Constitution. We have a great country, if we can keep it. That's always been the big "if" for America.
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  12. I'd take the money, make the video, and my next video would be a retraction.
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  13.  @TopShelfMontana  Time slows down. "So this is how I d-"
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  14.  @marcusjohanson1064  What passes as "liberal" nowadays is very illiberal.
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  15.  @mauriziodemarchis8705  Corporations pay his salary.
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  16.  @th3br0wncray0n2  "And then the suspect ran away with his cuffs..." sporting a bullet hole.
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  17.  @tweez59  Florida's got some pretty strict gun laws.
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  18.  @smokingcrab2290  It wouldn't take a very large percentage of people strapped to reduce the crime rate significantly. In big cities, if they're not a thug, they're 99% likely to be unarmed. You get 30% of the people going around strapped, and the risks become too high for most thugs.
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  19.  @Spetsnazty  That's the common wisdom, and it's based on miles traveled. But you're not gonna tell me that flying from Seattle to Denver is safer than hopping in my truck to go to the store. Then there're all the drivers who aren't good drivers. I think driving my car cross-country, if I'm careful, is safer than landing at DIA with 40 mph crosswind gusts. Yeah, they usually stick the landing, but everybody knows at that moment that they are hovering on the brink of disaster. I don't let all those "safe miles" in the air distract me from the dangers of takeoffs and landings, especially with airlines trying to keep schedules. If I'm truck camping cross-country, I can just pull over and hunker down.
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  20.  @conanmcclanahan1069  He raised his hand before the crowd reacted. They cheered. That's when Pence finally figured it out and raised his hand (one of the last). I just wish Vivek would say "free-market" in front of the "capitalism," because all economic systems are capitalist. What distinguishes them is who controls the capital.
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  21.  @mrmines2000  Self-defense numbers are way underreported because a lot of situations get handled like this. They don't make the police report. A would-be thug just changed his mind. Notice the guy with the shotgun didn't buy anything?
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  22. Go ahead and care about others, everywhere. If you want to help, send them YOUR money. But don't mess with me because you feel bad about something with which I have nothing to do. I voted against the mfers who send government money all over the world for war and killing.
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  23. Coffee made exactly the way I like it costs me maybe 20 cents a cup to make for myself. I make a great big one to take with me in a stainless steel cup. I can't imagine paying more than that for a 2nd-rate cup of coffee in a disposable cup, like all the Democrat voters I see doing every morning, before lecturing me about electric vehicles taking over.
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  24. Criminals in government aid and abet criminals out of government.
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  25.  @tovsteh  More like they're politicians because they check which way the wind's blowing before they open their mouths. Vivek's firm in his positions, but that doesn't necessarily mean he'll be a good president.
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  26.  @user-kcrpine  How can Ron be so firm and swim against the tide as governor and be such a RINO war pig as a presidential candidate?
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  27. They will double down to the bitter end. They will never change. But they can be voted out of office.
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  28. How to make a polluted desert of your home, in one easy lesson.
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  29. Always has been. You're just more aware of the phenomenon.
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  30. "Monstrosity" is correct. The Mind Virus has these people in its grip. So, participation trophies for everyone!
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  31. Unlawful detention, kidnaping, ... There are statutes on the books. When authorities flout the law, they lose their authority.
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  32. HOME DEPOT DADS DO NOT PLAY.
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  33.  @jackingwads7513  Spoken like a smooth-brain criminal. Not your fault you're ign'ant.
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  34. That guy has amazing gall. He confesses to voting Democrat and is unironically self-righteous at the same time, rather than admitting to us or himself what an idiot he is.
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  35. I'm not sure, but I think one of the shootings you mention, the felony charges weren't for the shooting but for gun possession charges. No CC permit or an unregistered firearm or something. I think more and more of otherwise law-abiding people would rather risk being charged by the police than be victimized by random knuckleheads.
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  36. Actually, a seat belt DOES protect other people... from financial loss, because health care is run by taxpayer money.
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  37. I know numerous people whose world view remains whatever CNN/ABC/CBS/MSNBC/NBC says. And these people fly off the handle or shout you down any time you contradict their comfortable confirmation bias that is kept well fed by legacy media.
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  38. "Does it bother you to lie for a living, or are you just a sociopath?"
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  39.  @crileymane  Every game anything doesn't go his way. And the refs always reward his whining. I've never seen anything like it. Brady's a good QB, but I remember playing with guys like him growing up. Every call has to go their way or they make life miserable for everybody. I don't care how good they are if they're bad sports. Some guys just want to win, by fair means or foul. He learned from his coach, Bill Belicheat.
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  40. This is why the Latino vote should be cast against the Democrats. I'm not at all sure how much better the Republicans would be, but they would be better. What we need is a truly libertarian, populist movement, which has never happened since 1776. As soon as our government was set up, officials within it have yearned to be kings and queens, and repeat all the same mistakes of existing monarchies we were specifically founded to NOT be.
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  41. They're always the least generous when it comes out of their own pockets. All the government programs they support are paid for by others. That's how Democrats and all politicians virtue-signal: with other people's money and livelihoods.
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  42. I don't see any of 'em I agree with on everything, but Trump and Ramaswamy are the two most likely to end war. But I honestly can't say I trust any of them to reform and reduce our military footprint. We want to be strong and be able to hang with the big kids, but that has nothing to do with spending what we spend on over 1,000 bases around the world, with troops who are more like occupiers than soldiers. Bring our boys home. Defend our borders. Create a lean, mean, fighting machine that no one will want to fool with. Mind our own business. Our military is all about punching down and bribing foreigners to let us have bases in their countries. We need to stop trying to preserve the postwar (WW II) status quo from 1950, like it's an endangered species. The New World Order is multi-polar, not a globalist's wet dream. We certainly want safe trade routes at sea and on land, but that's why we want trading partners rather than foes. The Russians and Chinese WANT to trade. As soon as we're trading partners, safe passage is what everybody wants, so those who would threaten trade are vastly outnumbered! Something I'd do as president is insist on no entangling alliances. If a country wants to petition to become one of our United States, it may petition to do so, and we should probably make it easier for states to leave if they can't abide our federal government. Lincoln ended slavery. That was good. But it should be easier for states to secede from the Union if the feds are off their heads. Anyway, if you're a state, the USA will defend you to the hilt, and you will organize your institutions along American lines, but most of all, abide by the U.S. Constitution. But we're a long way from the USA abiding by the U.S. Constitution. Miles away from my crackpot ideas.
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  43. He's crying because he knows the crook will be back on the street with vengeance in his heart before sundown. He's afraid of retribution.
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  44. I cancelled mine over Cuties and the clichéd political correctness on all their original content. $till, I can see the value in setting one month aside for Netflix binges and watch a couple good series. But you can binge a season in a few days or weeks, and then cancel your subscription until it's built up a couple good seasons' worth or gotten rights to the occasional good series off one of the networks. But every network now wants to stream all its content, so the "Better Call $aul" and other great series are relatively few and you can sign up for one month every 2 or 3 years and catch everything you really want.
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  45. Their "treatment" is basically a lifetime of medical problems and no orgasms or children of their own. "Gender affirming care" = a barren existence. It's a twisted form of torture in the name of caring. It's like an abusive parent insisting they HAD to beat their child every day "because I love him. It's for his own good."
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  46. As an old man with years of head start on Tim & Company, it's been both fun and annoying watching the growth process. Both of them are at fault for screaming at Lydia. Adam is at fault for going Soap Opera about Lydia. Geometry's an indicator, not proof. Even WITH proof, there's nothing gained by exposure. I was at a friend's house when he was away, and it was just his wife and I in the living room. She liked to sit cross-legged on the floor. One day she wore a very loose, low-cut top, and her boobs were fully visible. I made the mistake of suggesting she cover up or shift how she was sitting. Next time I was there, the husband accused me of coming on to his wife. To me, it was an unfair accusation, but even though what I said to her and to him was 100% truth, and my motives were pure, I pissed both of them off, and there was nothing I could say to fix it. Adam needed to mind his own business.
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  47.  @davidhowell1415  I'm pretty slow. Howzabout you come with me on my next trip to bear country. You commune with God while I hobble away, OK? No? You'll leave me behind in a cloud of dust, because you don't want to die.
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  48. The betting line is "suspended sentence." Few take the over (jail time).
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  49. 100 years ago: "Get off my property or I'm fillin' you fullah buckshot."
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  50. FINALLY facing consequences for their decisions. Until lately, open borders was a virtue signal that only border states paid for.
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