Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Real Reporter" channel.

@jasperreichardt Oh he seems smart enough to realize Europe is riddled with Regimes. You know how you know when you have a regime and not a government? When that government has no trouble with policy most of the population is against. Which we see over and over and over again.
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@jasperreichardt Then you don't know what the word regime means. Violence doesnt' have to be involved. When you have a government that simply doesn't care what their people think or what they want. That is a regime. It also describes most governments in western Europe.
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@jasperreichardt Just because I'm from country X doesn't mean I'm wrong does it? Shooting the messenger because you can't tackle the message kind of proves my point doesn't it? The fact you think your regime in Paris cares what you think shows who is ignorant.
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@jasperreichardt How does that change the fact the government literally doesn't care what policies it's people are for or against. Regimes can be violent or non violent. They tend to be non violent unless their existence is threatened. One day your regime in Paris will feel threatened and you'll be shocked how they react.
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@jasperreichardt The fact you're suffering from cognitive dissonance is quite interesting.
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@SAarumDoK You should try to get the poor African nations whom you keep in poverty to wave at you first.
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@jimfairgray4607 These days in America to get someone to even think about doing labor will cost you 50 bucks before they even start working lol
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@Donna Krauss, Yes we've become too soft. We have emotional meltdowns if the smallest bit of comfort we have is taken away for 2 days. I remember watching some 45 year old guy completely freak out for not having cable TV for two days because a storm knocked out electricity. The guy was literally acting like his entire family was killed off. lol I'll never forget that dude.
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@darenzy This is a really interesting question to grapple with. Should a population face any sort of punishment for the crimes of their governments. At face value and in most instances I would say hell no, it's an insane thing to even even consider. But if you really think about it there are circumstances under which it might make sense to do so. If you have a population which has zero interest in what their government is doing overseas, having them feel the ramifications of those actions for a little bit might force them to put some pressure on their government to stop such actions in the future. Think about how hard a foreign war would be to fund for the America government if the people were extremely against it. In most cases it's easy to pull off if the people simply don't care as it rarely has any impact on their lives. A situation like this can also lead to some very dangerous governments.
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@Xzkt, A lot of the answers you'd get here in America will really depend on where in the country you're asking people. Certain demographics which consume a lot of mainstream media will have one take. Other demographics which don't will have a different view.
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Super interesting video. Thanks for putting this out there. 👍
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I wouldnt' say they've thrived but they have certainly survived. Also a village in Siberia is a pretty good case study for some of the sanctions. If this little town thousands of miles away from anywhere can get certain products. It means there is literally zero shortage of them in the country.
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@Lekir, hard times create hard men. Resourceful men too
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@Piet Keizer, Great post. With everything going my main feeling after this video was "I hope those brothers get a new tractor soon" lol
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@Andy-P And no one ever wonders why right? Guy just woke up one day and decide to kill a bunch of people because he felt like it? lol
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@lornewazny7152 Assuming "freedom of press" actually exists in the EU. Russia is terrible yes, not somewhere I'd want to live. But the way you're explaining Europe is not the reality of what Europe is. It's a pipedream. The EU is slowly turning into the Soviet Union 2.0 where the will of the people means absolutely nothing. Brussels decides and you obey.
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@darenzy Military and economic might gave them the world police badge. That is how the world works. Speaking of the Balkans, when the Ottomans had the military and economic might in that region they were holding the police badge there. That is how the world works. I'm not saying it's right but it does answer your question.
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@darenzy You're right the fake morality over the Ukraine issue is ridiculous. Not sure how that changes the gist of my comment though. Also as far as merciless with the Ottomans don't be' that ridiculous. They were a lot more lenient than any other empire of that era on people they conquered. You're lucky it wasn't the Russians, British or French who occupied you around that time. If that was the case, you'd have no national identity or language right now.
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@darenzy Really depends on how you "punish" them. If all goes perfectly fine there is zero incentive for any public in a democracy to put any sort of pressure on their government to change their actions. In an autocracy punishing the public will lead to zero results like you said.
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@jasperreichardt So essentially what you're saying is that you're having an emotional meltdown hurling 12 year old insults because you lack the ability to actually debate the subject matter. That's essentially all you're saying right now.
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@jasperreichardt So that is your entire argument. Read wikipedia? lol Are you unable to articulate yourself what is there? I'm also glad you're admitting to having an emotional meltdown. It means you're an unstable person screaming at someone on the internet like a child. Raised by a single mother perhaps?
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@MegaSockenschuss Imagine how fukin horrible you have to be for people to welcome people like Wagner in your place. Wagner for god's sake lol
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Sanctions have a way of boomeranging. Your government doesn't care though, they'll do as they're told. Regardless of how you guys feel about it.
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It feels like these sanctions hit Europe harder than it hit Russia. Super interesting how these things tend to work out and how wrong so-called experts on T.V. are. I was fed a steady diet of how Russia would implode in 2 weeks after the hard round of sanctions
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@sammiller6631 Sam to be fair there has been more than enough "not honoring agreements" going on from all angles. To a point it would be kind of ridiculous to point to just one no?
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@TesterAnimal1 This comment legit made me laugh out loud. Anyone who's done business with Indians will react the same way lol
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@avyam7509 I think the guy was taking a pot shot at you guys being world famous for being scammers.
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@princeo15 For the companies making the vaccine I'd imagine it's going very well.
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Probably because he doesnt' live in a place where globalist media control the agenda. I noticed this as well when I traveled through Turkey where some random bus driver would blow me away with his incites about how the world works with his broken English lol
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