Comments by "Peter deWolf" (@StoneShards) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. The great weakness of "democracy" is that stupid people vote. That's why "democracy" is considered a degenerate transition state between relatively more stable political forms. People DON'T exercise responsible control of their imaginations; so when they hear something salacious they can't help but form a powerful image which will serve them bull shit for a good while to come. Guess what's required to exercise control of imagination. Yep, intelligence. This is the link between IQ and politics. And stupid people are the preferred voter demographic, because they're malleable, strongly suggestible, and easy to motivate, because they discriminate poorly. The LAST thing a career politician wants is an intelligent, informed constituency--no matter what they tell you...because such a constituency would require its politician(s) to be a proper servant.
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  2. The latest Biden's working on: confiscating bank accounts of people who leave anti- remarks online! They've only got six months left in which to LOOT AND PILLAGE!
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  3. The big secret is that Trump's a nice guy--and sociopaths (most of congress) don't understand what that means. By "dirt" you mean "indications of wrong-doing". Nice guys don't go around doing wrong shit; that's not what being a nice guy is all about. But sociopaths live light-years away from "nice"...it's a human value they can only hope to imitate successfully. They are simply unable to "get" Trump.
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  4. "George III is well known in children's history books for being the 'mad king who lost America'". Does history move in waves...?
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  5. Styx must be the MOST OPTIMISTIC SATANIST in existence! I'm waiting for him to suggest we all play the glad game! 2020 was proof-of-principle--a wild success for election "fortification", and, yes, done by computer. The only elections that will possibly be legitimate are the local ones--the more local the better. But the clock's running out on that, too. The computer technology is trickling down to the more local levels. People have to gain control of their local governments before it's too late.
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  6. I thought that US drug prices were as low as they could possibly be...hehehe...that's what you're supposed to believe...that they are primarily concerned with your health and wellness. Patients expect to actually be CARED for; they expect their health to be a serious concern of the medical industry. They don't realize that it's impossible for a corporation to "care"...it's just not something a corporation is capable of doing...it cannot possess the necessary equipment. How this realization can escape the awareness of...anyone, I don't understand...I've got some ideas... ;-)
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  7. I think Pelosi's degeneration stems from the election of Trump after she'd publicly stated that we could take her assurance that Trump would NOT be president to the bank. She suffers the same psychic break as so many other dems too heavily invested in Clinton. She's lost the ability to think clearly as a result.
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  8. Well, I'm sure the inauguration venue will be TERRIFYINGLY SECURE! hahaha...the shock troops probably have special tactical uniforms to debut...
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  9. The bodies of transgenders have to be "prepared" and "maintained" in a biologically foreign state. Doesn't sound trouble-free to me...the body will struggle continuously to re-acquire equilibrium, eliciting all manner of problematic reactions.
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  10. This is what they're worried about: https://www.distributednews.com/473589.html https://headlineusa.com/scientist-algorithm-steal-michigan/ https://noqreport.com/2020/11/11/data-deep-dive-on-dominion-voting-systems-offers-incontrovertible-proof-of-election-hack/
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  11. Stupid dems deserve to lose. Give 'em all a trophy, so they can feel like winners, however undeservedly.
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  12. Styx is looking unusually...pink lately. I think he's being overstimulated...by his environment. I mean, rural Vermont's a far cry from downtown Amsterdam, eh? I can only handle about four days of the "concentrated people" thing before I'm ready to SCREAM!
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  13. Occultism is how you make the mystery understandable; religion is how you make the mystery TOLERABLE! hahaha...Atheism is how you deny/ignore/avoid the mystery (that way, you get to think you're really SMART, before you disappear from existence...hahaha...I mean, how can smart people not accept Blaise Pascal's argument!)
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  14. Recuse?! Hahaha...so...if a defendant insults the judge, the judge must recuse himself?! Too stupid to live!
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  15. "Hey, kid, in life, people are gonna fuck with ya; and it starts a little like this..."...hehehe...idk, it seems, if you treat kids like kids, they're gonna act like kids...
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  16. I supposed it's good to be "well-read". Pan-theism sounds like non-theism. If god is everywhere, god is nowhere. History is a crossword puzzle...bits and pieces, fragments on display, completely out of context. Word games, all! It is extremely unusual to see a "philosophy" that works with reality as experienced by human beings! Seriously.
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  17.  Xiuh  <--Huh? I can't tell what you're referring to in my statement. Exactly what that I said doesn't make sense to you? "If god is everywhere, god is nowhere"? Is that what doesn't make sense to you? If god is everywhere, then you can't point to where god is, because, as soon as you do, god is somewhere else. The real point of the omnis: omnipresent, omnipotent, omniscient, is to use these features in a conceptualization...you can do useful work with compound concepts...
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  18. Hmm...sounds like "financial terrorism"! hahaha...heading into strange, dark waters..."there be dragons there!"...
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  19. Trump has turned up the heat on the boiling frog. Now it's time to JUMP! We've been boiling imperceptibly slowly in an increasingly leftist soup for decades! Now, we can see the left for what is has become: communist. Makes ME wanna JUMP! hehehe
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  20. Lin Wood has said he's personally, or politically, motivated to continue doing what he does. The money's probably ok, too...hahaha
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  21. Pelosi: "Immigrants DREAM of picking my arugula!"
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  22. "The weapons classification scheme we use doesn't make sense." Look up the federal definition of, "firearm". Anything NOT a long gun is NOT a "firearm". The "classification scheme WE use" phrase alludes to a confusion of terminology, and is uselessly vague. The definitional games being played are politically expedient, but judicially neutering in effect. Definitional strictness strengthens the justice system, but embarrasses the political class. It's all just normal societal woof and waft...hehehe
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  23. The corporate media is dying because consumers have found better choices, elsewhere. Duh. It's the marketers who are pissed they've lost control of consumer decision-making processes--which was the ONLY thing they had going for them.
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  24. I'm glad Zuck's doubling down: it keeps the issue alive in the popular perception, where opposition has more time to mature. The Zuckman is toast. The whole idea that platforms/providers can/should exercise a DECISIVE and DAMAGING political influence against its customers is one that has to be seriously hashed-out, like, now. Because this is how oppression makes itself FELT; when your credit card declines your grocery charge because you're trying to buy a high-fat food that your doctor has decided acts in a way contrary to the best interests of your health, and the interests govt has in reducing healthcare costs...yea, how do you FEEL then? Do you feel properly chastised? Or do you feel properly powerless?
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  25. They want to trash meat to get men to stop eating it, and, thereby, suffer iron deficiency. And, of course, the woke bunch don't need men with muscle, anyway! THE BRAIN DEAD WOULD SAY!
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  26. A thing must be named to be known. In that act of naming, the namer is the reference, thereby coloring the unknown with familiar characteristics, effectively extending his own ignorance into the unknown/future. Only concrete experience can provide true knowledge.
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  27. Non-discriminatory services should arise to replace these current discriminatory services. Otherwise, suspect monkey business. The discrimination being exercised is political--it's a flash-in-the-pan experiment in influence manufacture. It cannot stand in opposition to US constitutional protections against unfair treatment...eventually.
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  28. It must be just a little uncomfortable to find yourself liking Pompeo. For me, his intelligence entrenchment obviates the possibility of liking him. Anybody can trash-talk idiots; but you have to have a good imagination to succeed in international politics...and I think HIS has been captured.
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  29. The debates must occupy a live venue! A cyber-debate would be untrustworthy; there's too much opportunity for mischief in the digital realm. We need WITNESSES, TO KEEP THEM HONEST!
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  30. Maybe, China's idea is to completely destroy their own land in the process of taking over the world, at which point they all MOVE! Wherever they want! Reminds me of "Blade Runner"...
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  31. Yeah, you can't afford to forget the ongoing word game: does the word you're using so loosely mean the same to you as it does to me?! Do you think you have a right to assume so? Do you think you have a right to exchange your definition for mine?!...DO YOU THINK?!
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  32. I like it! I like people not being able to believe their eyes, and ears! No more sleep-walking through life! Identity will become multi-faceted, and inherently uncertain. No more fake truth in the service of (lazy) absolutism! "May you live in interesting times" is only a curse for dullards--seems just as much a blessing...I mean, what the hell else you got to do?! There's nothing to be done but the stretching of your awareness...
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  33. A couple months ago we knew it would be illegal for UK to extradite to US, because of the details of the case. The only question was, would UK obey its own laws. And its a damn good question, these days...You know what probably happened, right? Assange/Wikileaks was targeted by CIA, etc., because that's what they do. So, they arranged a couple accusers/accusations to give the IC insiders/judges an excuse to persecute Assange, with special prosecution...Man, I really hope this doesn't come as a surprise to anyone...
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  34. Do you think she pre-planned that stunt?!
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  35. AOC doesn't want to talk about her supposed molestations because, as is statistically probably, it was perpetrated by a family member--and that fact would impugn the reputation (stellar, in her mind, no doubt) of the latin community. You don't sport a rack like hers without some risk...hahaha
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  36. Hmm...interesting interface to transparency.tube...reminiscent of muckity. But, it's just a youtube aggregator/indexer--which happens to be useful because youtube "search" acts like a propaganda tool.
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  37. The "real problem" is you're buying their narrative--again! They're trying to get you to accept what they've been doing secretly for a long time...mission creep. The "database" system ALREADY EXISTS! All that's needed is the properly constructed database query string. Works similarly with tech, right? They show you the marvelous "new" technology that they've secretly been working with for years--and you can bet the currently actually new technology, that you won't know about for years to come, is miles ahead of this "new" tech they deign to show you. hahaha..."As soon as you think you got it figured out, you're wrong!"
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  38. Did you hear where the worlds air is holding a considerable amount of particulate plastic! You're breathing it. Is it enough to be a problem? No. Not yet, anyway. If the amounts are small enough, and increase only very gradually, we might even acclimate to it...life adapts...
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  39. Hehehe...It's hard to image Ted Nugent unarmed!
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  40. Why does Biden want the IRS snooping on you? To catch all the double-dippers: the ones that collect unemployment AND work at the same time!
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  41. Don't forget to tip the Dore-man! hehehe...Dore has almost half a brain, but I can't tolerate the style of his speech--some really annoying tonalities on a regular basis...
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  42. The idea that parents should leave education to the teachers misses the point: the school system's purpose is to relieve parents of the duty to personally educate their kids! The elementary and secondary schools should be teaching what parents want taught. The time spent in school is too important to the students' development to leave to the devisive agenda of marxist activist infiltrators.
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  43. If Trump is somehow forced to bail them out, he'll be much more willing to avoid such a layout in the future by sending in troops at the first sign the federal govt might get gigged! hahaha...unintended consequences are Nature's spanking! hahaha...suck it up, big boy!
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  44. I think Trump is genuinely sad at the demise of the dem party; he grew up with the business dems, right? He's most comfortable sitting just left of center. He wants to bring the schism to a head, so that all parties can see clearly the madness at the root of the division, and be appropriately motivated to unify, whatever that might mean. A damaged, inoperative dem party doesn't do Trump a lot of good...
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  45. I don't think you can decouple "money" and "politics"--they are baked into the culture together.
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  46. The one million dollar figure was max for a family, since it was 450k EACH without the family cap. Hey, they're looking out for the taxpayer dime! hahaha...you don't want a family of 10 getting 4.5 million bucks! Just another way to knock down the value of children...ain't no kid worth 450k, anyway...hehehe
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  47. When it comes to "useless number twos", you want one that won't fuck you over. Pence is a great choice. Being religious to an extreme he should honest to a fault, though, having succeeded in politics, one might rightly assume he's NOT so honest; but the rational is basic. Trump doesn't want to have to "watch his back", in the closest quarters. Pence hasn't been embarrassing or obnoxious...what more could Trump have wanted?!
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  48. It's not "globalism" that wants worldwide serfdom, rich people do. All words are encapsulations of ideas and relationships between/among ideas. "Globalism" is the latest in a long line of terms used to indicate the relationship between the rich and powerful, the "elite", on the one side and everybody else on the other. One man's "slavery" might be another's "security"...the matter of DEGREE is crucial to the terminological choice. "Globalism" is fundamentally the idea that technology has enabled the dissolution of the "border" mentality and its hold on a people's economic viability. "Dissolve the borders and free people to be more productive" is the sentiment. "Dissolve the borders" is the rub, and this is where "globalism" receives its "taint", for, doing so is necessarily coercive. There's too much nationalist water gone over the dam to allow such coercion. People won't sit still for it. Witness, BREXIT. The direction of evolution is toward globalism, but forcing the schedule is counterproductive to that end, and produces an aberration of conception of the meaning of "globalism", imbuing the term with the emotional charge that is the hallmark of the "buzzword".
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  49. The direct election of US senators is a big mistake. The senate was supposed to be a check against the house of reps, the representation of state influence checking the "will of the people" which is notoriously short-sited and facile. Today, senators are more like super-mega-representatives, which reduces the dynamics of the system considerably.
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  50. All your news is third-hand: three news producers, one of which is Reuter's, create ALL the news you hear/see. FOX packages it one way, CNN another, etc. These three operate practically anonymously, their ownership, associations, and procedures obscure. Knowing, as we do, the proclivities of the various intelligence agencies to "embed" themselves, I suspect lots of influence from that element operating through these three news founts.
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