Comments by "Tasty Pymp" (@tastypymp1287) on "TIKhistory" channel.

  1. 'If you ever observe anyone being critical of Jews or claim a Jewish Conspiracy they're never anyone of any worth. They don't want to work hard nor see any value in productivity.' Let me introduce you to Henry Ford.
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  2.  @ronmaximilian6953  Not the point here.
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  3. It was Britain that declared war on Germany. It was under no obligation to honour the guarantee after Germany invaded Poland.
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  4. ​ @wtfroflffs  So you believe your singular anecdotal experience (unverified) makes a credible rebuttal?
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  5. I think you're parroting misleading narratives.
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  6. I think we must observe the implied paradigm. National Socialism is far right.... of Socialism. Communism is far left of Socialism. But it's all viewed within the socialist paradigm. Anything else such as monarchy or libertarianism is simply 'othered.' Socialism was, and maybe still is, regarded as the defacto post-revolution ideology.
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  7. ​ @TD05SSLegacy  False argument.
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  8. @bolivar2153  No, your point is moot. Codified or not Britain, as a sovereign nation, could renage on any obligation it saw fit to do so.
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  9. @888Longball  You need to believe that. Not me.
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  10. @bigenglishmonkey  that sounds even more stupid than the question.
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  11. 'Judaea' declared war on Germany in 1933.
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  12. @emmanuelndakah2864  Do you?
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  13. The Jews can't build nations. American Zionism built modern Israel and Israel is still entirely dependent upon the US.
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  14. It's almost like history tells us that multiculturalism doesn't really work out.
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  15. Judaea declared war on Germany in, yep, 1933....
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  16. ​ @nairpic7360  No.
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  17. The attitude behind the demise of every culture. Your Jewish heritage shows.
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  18. Others suggest that free markets exaggerate the power of capitalists, the more liberal it is resulting in the more cynical the power of capitalists upon the state and the culture. The irony being that it itself becomes a tryanny of liberalism.
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  19. @bolivar2153  And?
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  20. @bolivar2153  False. You cannot rely with steel on the obligation being met. I however have the opportunity for default inherently in my favour. That's not to say that default would not come with consequences. But none the less the option remains.
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  21. @bolivar2153  A moot point. I've not disputed the existence of the obligation.
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  22. @bolivar2153  Yes. I did.
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  23. @emmanuelndakah2864  Nah, I'm having you lead me into your cul-de-sac and brow beat me. I don't care about you nor your opinion.
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  24. @NJIT22  sure jan
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  25. @michaelmoran2125  Who you speaking to son?
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  26. Not particularly, it can be summarised.
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  27.  @Kaspar502  So?
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  28. Who declared war on who?
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  29. I think your interpretation of 'work' isn't fair. They expected those to work who could work. I doubt this extended to pensioners and children for example. These were not classified as workers. In addition, the expectations of fair pay for those that are ill for example are typical socialist policies.
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  30. Best for Jews to get ahead of it and control it then.
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  31. ​ @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  No. We don't need to be grateful. We need to enjoying what those ancestors promised.
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  32. ​ @BalthasarGelt-x2d  No. Vote for parties that will reduce foreign immigration demand.
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  33. @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  I've plenty thanks. But I don't punch down and have empathy with the hideous conditions people face today even trying to get into the rat race and on the ladder.
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