Comments by "" (@freesk8) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. Government schooling is a failed social experiment. Get your kids out. Private school and homeschooling are both much better.
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  2. This is going to lead to another great depression. Prepare. Plant veggies. Get a chicken coop. Get emergency food. Move to the country, and away from the cities. Move to a state less likely to seize your money. Buy gold, silver, Bitcoin and lead. Form a supportive community of like-minded people. Bad stuff is coming. Bad inflation, unemployment, and food supply chain failures. A collapse is coming. Prepare.
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  3. I love this!
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  4. The recruiting crisis partially comes from the fact that increasingly, the US military is not defending Americans on US soil. Instead, it is defending foreigners in the interests of US corporations. Saudi Arabia, S. Korea, Ukraine, Central America... even Germany. We have become the police force of the world, instead of the defender of the United States. Patriotism is about defending ones own nation, not others.
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  5. When the government violates the Bill of Rights.... the 4th Amendment, it has breeched the social contract. We are no longer bound to pay taxes. The government has lost legitimacy. This has to be corrected. Now.
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  6. Man, I like having the choice of paying the illegal immigrants half for the remodel job. Taxation is theft.
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  7. The mom has a "type." It is quite common.
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  8. Government schooling is a failed social experiment. I know. I've got a Masters in Teaching degree. They indoctrinate your children in to Marxist, left-wing progressive ideology, and they FAIL to teach the most important skills of reading, writing and math. Get your kids out. Private schools are better, but homeschooling is best. It requires patience and time, but not much money. You don't have to be a teacher yourself, because there are great materials and programs and workbooks out there. You just have to shop for them. And their is a great homeschool community out there for "socialization." Just get your kids out of the government schools!
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  9. Greenwald is a hero of the Bill of Rights.
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  10. Gabbard is wonderful! Thanks! :)
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  11. Get your kids out of the government schools. Private schools and homeschooling are better. Tuition assistance is available for private schools.
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  12. The test score chart at the beginning of the video shows that test scores peaked in 2013. Covid made things worse, but there has been an erosion of government school outcomes for a decade. Woke ideology is probably to blame. Get your kids out of the government schools. Put them in private schools or homeschool them.
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  13.  @brucebolton7184  The problem with McVeigh is that he killed innocent kids.
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  14.  @onbored9627  Yep. But it does not create a logical problem because I am talking about the right to liberty of OTHER people. I don't think it is controversial to say that your right to liberty does not give you a right to enslave other people. :)
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  15.  @onbored9627  OK, what's your definition of Liberty?
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  16.  @onbored9627  Can you reformulate it so that it does not use the term Liberty? "Liberty is the individual right of any adult to do anything they like, except that in so doing, they may not violate the rights to life, liberty or property of any other individual."
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  17.  @onbored9627  Well, as I have said above, I don't think it is a problem to use liberty in the definition because we are not talking about our own liberty in that clause, just the liberty of others. But using "rights" instead, just conceals the fact, because you then want to ask, "well, what ARE those rights" and Liberty is one of them. So you haven't really solved your circularity problem, just hidden it. But anyway, as I have said, I don't really think this is a problem. Instead of being circular, I think of the definition of Liberty as being recursive. Our rights must be compatible with each other's rights. The only way to address this is to refer to the rights of others in our definition.
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  18.  @MR-zf2di  Interesting, and well-considered. I'd like to quibble with a few points. 1) "having a positive effect on society" opens the door for liberals to define what is good for society, and then to impose that on the individual. If they see gun ownership as a social health problem, then they can violate your individual rights. The term opens a loophole you could drive a T-38 through. 2) The social contract has problems. A valid contract has to be voluntarily agreed to, and must be possible to read and understand. It has to be signed by someone who can reasonably be assumed to understand it. There can be no coercion to sign it. The current situation in the US fails on all these points. Now, if the social contract were just this: "I agree not to violate your rights to life, liberty and property if you agree not to violate mine" then I would make that agreement with nearly everyone who offered it. But that is not what we have. We can not possibly read all the laws that might apply to us. Few even understand the Constitution. We are forced to agree to it, as a condition of remaining in the place of our own birth. We do not actually sign it. There is no practical way to opt-out of it. Furthermore, the US government is in material breach of most of the Bill of Rights, including especially the 1st, 2nd, 4th and 10th Amendments. So, I don't think your argument about the social contract can help guide us, here.
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  19.  @onbored9627  If I said "my liberty is my liberty," that would be circular. But if I say that my right to liberty does not include violating YOUR right to liberty, then it is not circular.
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  20.  @MR-zf2di  Not sure I am understanding what you are saying above? I oppose mandatory seatbelt laws. I also oppose all of the restriction on firearms you mention above. I agree they are infringements. The limits to freedom are these: the rights to life, liberty and property of another person. I support laws against such infringements. Furthermore, good taste, morality, and politeness are the source of some non-legislated limits on our freedom. Just because it must remain legal to call someone a bad name, does not mean we should accept such behavior. Indeed, we have many private mechanisms for discouraging bad behavior like these. Not all immoral acts should be illegal, and not all legal acts should be tolerated by polite society.
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  21.  @MR-zf2di  There should be no law against driving without a seatbelt. I wear one. Most people don't need a law forcing them to. There should be no law requiring car mfr's to include seatbelts. They will do it anyway to reduce liability and because customers demand them. Yep, open carry 24-7 should be legal. Sure, property owners may require you leave your firearms outside. That is their right. You are a trespasser if you violate their rules on their property. All roads should be privatized. The owners of the roads should get to set the rules. Most interstate roads would be toll roads. Housing subdivisions should maintain roads in their boundaries, paid for by HOA dues. Chamber of Commerce and other such business orgs should maintain the roads in their commercial areas. Most roads would adopt a standard set of road rules.
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  22. We are now at war with Russia. This is the most stupid thing that we could possibly do.
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  23. This is great! Thanks again, SCOTUS!
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  24. No one is above the law.
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  25. Ms. Gabbard is a heroine for defending our rights from encroachments by politicians and bureaucrats!
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  26. If I lived in California, I'd vote for her.
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  27. Government schools are a failed social experiment. All government schools should be privatized, and a full ride scholarship should be given to the bottom half. Over time, even this scholarship system should be privatized, and based on voluntary contributions. Government schools are used for propaganda for the left and for State politicians. Homeschool and private school are better.
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  28. Private schools and homeschooling. Get your kids out before this term starts.
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  29. Opportunist. He's got his finger to the wind and he sees the groundswell about to happen in favor of the R's. All he wants is to stay in power. All he cares about is his own power.
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  30. I'm vaxxed. But NO ONE should be forced to be vaccinated.
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  31. I've been voting Libertarian for president for 30 years. Don't regret a single one of those votes.
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  32. The politicians have chosen this time, right now, to release these videos because they need a distraction. They need us to be distracted from the bad stuff they are doing. Keep vigilant. They are up to something.
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  33.  Dick Turpin  Constitution applies to government, but not to private corporations. My point is that private corporations that accept subsidies or government contracts should ALSO be bound by the limits of the Constitution.
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  34.  Dick Turpin  The Constitution exists for two reasons: 1) To grant limited powers to the three branches of government 2) To prohibit certain powers to the government. The Constitution does not limit individuals or organizations. Laws do that. No need to yell, my good man. I can hear you just fine.
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  35. NASA should be totally privatized. And this Dr Z is so arrogant. Merely adapting existing remote controlled drone technology to the lower air pressure and lower gravity of Mars is nothing like the innovation of the Wright Brothers. It is not even as amazing as Blariot's first powered flight across the English Channel, or Lindbergh's flight across the Atlantic. It even pales in comparison to Mcready's Gossamer Albatross and Condor human powered flights from Crete or across the Channel. Even the Montgolfier's baloon flights were more revolutionary. Putting semi-autonomous robots on Mars is amazing, but this drone achievement is nothing compared to these other pioneers of flight. Dr. Z is quite arrogant. Privatize NASA.
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  36. Wait, he wants MORE regulation of private companies? How is this conservative?
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  37. Space aliens in UFO's is a distraction. The question is, from what? What don't they want us to be noticing?
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  38. Blessed are the peacemakers. Ron Paul was right.
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  39. Thank goodness for whistle blowers! Assange and Snowden are heroes, and they are inspiring others! This is about defending our freedom against a government that has gotten WAY too powerful.
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  40. You can't force people to pay for political campaigns. That just ain't right.
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  41. Crypto is the way to preserve freedom. Buy Bitcoin now while the price is low.
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  42. VDH is a smart guy. Maybe almost as smart as Jordan Peterson.
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  43. Tulsi Gabbard for Libertarian Party nomination for President. I'd vote for her.
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  44. Glenn Greenwald is a hero of Liberty, and an inspiration to all true and good journalists.
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  45. Musk is right. Freedom of speech is fundamental and crucial. We must defend the First Amendment. And the 2nd Amendment is there to defend the first, and the rest of us. The entire Bill of Rights is critically important. And the Democrats and the left oppose it. They must not win.
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  46. The USA PATRIOT Act violates the 4th Amendment. It should have been repealed decades ago. It should never have been adopted.
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  47. 8.3% is a lie. The real rate is more like 15%. CPI numbers have been manipulated since the '80's. Inflation is caused by Federal Reserve excess money printing and interest rate manipulation. This is a government-caused problem.
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  48. Is the First Amendment a liberal policy? I'd say that works. But the Democrats don't support the First Amendment anymore...
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  49. Of the three, China is the biggest threat. But the bigger threat to the US come from within. Efforts to move the US closer to socialism, efforts to expand the size and scope and surveillance power of the US government. The CBDC alone represents the greatest threat to human freedom in generations.
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  50. I'm vaxxed. But NO ONE should be forced to get vaccinated. That is not what civilized people do.
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