Comments by "David Ford" (@davidford3115) on "Timcast" channel.

  1. And either Trump or Vance should quote President Lincoln when invoking the Insurrection Act.
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  2. Japan was not permitted to own nor operate newspapers in the US between the World Wars. This is the same concept.
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  3. They want their cake and eat it too. They just don't want to pay the costs for their poor choices.
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  4. They also don't want to talk about how many of those gun deaths are self-inflicted.
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  5. If you think Japan or Germany operating Radio Stations in the US during WW2 would have been a good idea, then you don't understand why this ban was upheld.
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  6. Bring back the WASPs, WAVEs, and WAACs of WW2!
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  7. Indeed. He is responsible for the safety of the flight and reserves the right to remove.
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  8. Because it doesn't fit the narrative.
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  9.  @NPC-HonoraryRooftopKorean  Some of the Protestant denominations have gone insane. Episcopal, Methodists, and Presbyterian (PCUSA) in particular have abandoned scripture to pursue false idols.
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  10. @H N The biggest problem I see with abortion is that it is racist. When according to the CDC, 36.4% of abortions are performed on black women (blacks are 11% of the US population) and 24.6% are on hispanic women, we have serious issues. There is a word for such over-representation in Abortions: closet genocide, which is exactly what Margaret Sanger wanted with her positions in support of Eugenics. And then among the whites getting abortions, Jews are greatly over-represented.
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  11. Don't forget, Tiktok is the equivalent of a radio station or newspaper during WW2. Does anyone think allowing Japan or Germany to own one on US soil during that time was a good idea?
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  12. Yup. But, I will take it because as Thomas Sowell said, "create the conditions where bad men chose to do the right thing".
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  13. @ It's Latin genius. Also, the motto of the State of Virginia.
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  14. Never trust a scorpion.
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  15.  @alfredlear4141  First use of nukes has NOTHING to do with actually star6ting WW3. That is a red herring argument (logical fallacy) on your part. Do keep in mind, the US was dragged into both WW1 and WW2. We didn't participate because we wanted it, but rather because we were forced into it by one of the beligerants.
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  16. Don't forget two other factors: first, the Des Moine Register is a Democrat Shill paper and always has been one. Second, the poll had a 16% democrat favoring bias in the sample.
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  17. And if SS doesn't do anything, expect Trump supporters to break INTO Rikers to free their president.
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  18. Except, that is still not in compliance with the Presidential immunity. There is only ONE resolution for this situation, and if it takes the SCOTUS to vacate it, so be it.
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  19. He is a misotheist.
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  20.  @JTLAMF  Do you really think Trump supporters would just stand by as he is sent to Riker's to get Epstined?
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  21. Yeah, that backstory? Not realistic. NOBODY with Two moms and was a sorority girl at a California college is going to join the military.
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  22.  @TheFrankvHoof  You are trying to play semantics games. Another country can declare war on the US WITHOUT the US Congress declaring war. In that situation, Treason still applies because the OTHER nation has declared war and opened hostilities.
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  23. Spoken by the globalist shill. "Free trade" is a myth pushed by the multinationals who care NOTHING about the little guy nor the common man.
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  24. Or a neck stretching.
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  25. Someone who grew up in Emma's environment would have been bombarded with the message that the military is full of r-pists, baby killers, and war criminals.
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  26.  @presidentmerkinmuffley6769  More power? How is this any different that banning Germany and Japan from owning and operating newspapers in the US before and during WW2?
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  27. @ Why are you defending a country that has clearly declare US their mortal enemy? Why would you choose to give a free hand to a clear belligerent simply because there has not yet been a formal declaration by Congress?
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  28. @ Embassies and Consulates are NOT on American soil. Whereas American Embassies and Consulates in other countries ARE American soil. The fact that you don't understand that makes the rest of your argument irrelevant. Consistency has NOTHING to do with it.
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  29. Was Japan or Germany allowed to operate newspapers in the US during WW2?
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  30. Well, and Tiktok is like a newspaper or radio station in the US owned by the Japanese or Germans during WW2.
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  31. INdeed. The media doesn't like to report on the studies that show they often have server social adjustment issues.
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  32. Not really. Generals were boasting about how they could no longer safely walk the streets of Kabul because the Taliban were everywhere. They were PROUD of loosing!
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  33. Considering the poll was 16% oversampling of Democrats, that should tell you something. Also, the Des Moine Register is a Democrat Shill Paper and always has been.
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  34. The more unrealistic part is that a California college student is going to be taught that the military is full of war criminals and baby killers. THAT is why the story is unrealistic.
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  35. State crimes are not covered by the presidential pardon. Of course, if that bubblehead Hocle was smart, she would pardon him.
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  36.  @mario7501  Not as high as you think. Many of the "cheap foreign goods" are as Timmy points out; slave labor. Or because the foreign government subsidizes the company to give it an unfair advantage over American producers.
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  37. @ The problem is that China sells their widgets for LESS than cost of production. If a US company did that, they would be hit by anti-competitive lawsuits under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Tariffs are the ONLY way to stop foreign nations from subsidizing their businesses against American competition. PS Google/Youtube keeps deleting my posts pointing this out.
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  38. Probably because people actually looked at the cross-tabs and realize the poll had a 16% bias in favor of the Democrats making it completely worthless.
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  39. Yea, a completely unrealistic backstory. Someone who grew up in that environment of activism HATES the military. Often thinks they are all baby killers.
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  40. Yeah, I just don't see that play to be realistic. I am glad it made you think though. And that is the point of speculative fiction.
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  41. The Poll had a 16% Democrat sampling bias. That explains the numbers. And the Des Moine Register is a Democrat Shill Paper.
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  42.  @deltazeta9712  Not to mention the abuse of patients. "One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" greatly resembles what state mental hospitals were like. Nurse Ratchet (Louise Fletcher) was extremely common.
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  43.  @therealajnelson  Hospice was a life saver for my family once my grandmother started losing her marbles to Alzheimer's dementia. Mental health hospitals should be run similar to elderly hospice, but with more oversight.
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  44. Naw, most western men are looking to Asian women because Western women are certifiable.
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  45. I think men are looking to foreign brides, particularly from Asia instead of Western women who have lost their minds.
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  46. Arguably, he submitted to the crucifixion. He could have used his power over creation to stop his death but instead chose to accept it all onto himself for the sake of others. That is humility.
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  47. The backstory doesn't add up. Someone who grew up in that environment would have been constantly bombarded with the message that the military is full of baby killers and war criminals.
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  48. So you think that Japan and Germany should have been allowed to operate newspapers and radio stations in the US during WW2?
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  49. @ Yeah, google/youtube has been nuking my responses as well. I don't disagree with your argument, nor your proposal. But at the same time foreign governments, particularly hostile ones should not be allowed to operate with impunity on US soil.
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  50. Flag officers never really leave active duty when they retire; they get full pay as if they were still on duty.
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