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

  1. Biden's approach to "peace" seems to be to make sure nothing happens! Can that WORK?! ...No.
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  2. The dysfunctional media ensures the people in California don't KNOW Nancy's nuts! So how the hell do you expect them to vote her out! By golly, she's FAMOUS! That's good enough for voters who don't inform themselves beyond the MSM.
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  3. Still, I find it incredible that even one-third of her constituents would vote for her!
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  4. Exuberant engineers eschew "guardrails". Thrills come from throwing caution to the wind...Putting guardrails on genetic engineering hasn't gone well, either. "Laws" are the guardrails we try to use to limit criminal activity, also not working very well. How do you put guardrails on enthusiasm and excitement! There are those who, for a variety of reasons, want to participate in an ordered society; others want to participate in a disordered society. These groups of people are inherently incompatible.
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  5. I think you're wrong, Styx: if Biden/Harris get installed, ALL voting will be done on Dominion machines, afterwards. The rig will be cast in iron! There will never be another "fair" US election. The correctional backlash you anticipate will be "repaired" before you ever SEE it! Seriously?! I thought you were paying attention...
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  6. Pelosi's little "claptrap" was just snarky! What a bitch! Oh, those were "suffragette" uniforms? I thought they just forgot their hoods! But it was cool to see Trump playing the leftist mob mentality: they ended up chanting, "USA..USA" with the repubs! Genius!...where did he learn to do that?...Then, Pelosi always trying to distract from Trump, with her big papers, needing constant reference; and remaining standing well after Trump has begun to speak again, like, "aren't you DONE yet?!"--like trying to get rid of a guest who's overstayed his welcome. What a boor!
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  7. "What's in a name?" The story here is the complicity of local government in this illegal activity, whether you call it chaz or chop or chit, it's clearly and demonstrably ILLEGAL. The lawmakers's support of law-breaking is absurd on its face! There's no rational basis for the breakdown of law and order in this case, except willing complicity! The mayor is a communist! Logically...
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  8. Some people DO get their kicks from destroying things and hurting other people! But these are not fully functional human beings. Salon is not fun...hipsters aren't funny...
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  9. So...the youtube of the future will be a place to post advertisements for OTHER SITES! Hmm...
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  10. The world's been waging explosion-less war for a long time: everything about war except the violence. It's this deep state perception that drove the DOJ effort to depose Trump; these intelligence types behave as if they are at war, justifying all manner of extreme positions. They make decisions that further this worldview through their actions. It's IN THEIR HEADS! Peace is the most efficient way to prepare for war. They can't entertain a vision of world peace--it doesn't make SENSE to them. They literally cannot imagine how such a radically economically altered world could function. Come to think of it, neither can I! hehehe
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  11. Agreed.
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  12. Voting to abolish the police department signals, to me, their city charter is void...the city's credit rating is instantly in the toilet...it's a suicidal move, evidence of incompetence to govern, bordering on clinical insanity. The price of modern western civilization is obedience to a set of behavioral norms. If you don't pay up, western civilization will reject your participation, and marginalize you. That doesn't mean western civilization is evil; it's just a condition of its continued existence.
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  13. "Die, die...death, death!" Get over it! It's gonna happen guaranteed! AND, it doesn't MATTER--unless you believe the death of your body is not the death of YOU, but, then, you're just a nut case. The nut cases, to me, are the ones who think they die with their bodies AND their lives matter! That's a FAT illogic pill to swallow!
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  14. Maybe the stupid concept of "free society" is antithetical to reason. Maybe it's not so much a stupid concept as a utilitarian myth, this "free society". The larger a cage is, the less it is like a cage. The "freedom" we think we have in society is simply the belonging/lattitude felt in being part of an homogeneous group. This acceptance evaporates as one deviates from the group norm, in any regard. Public shaming is the corrective action of a social group. It seems like in the US we are trying to implement a model of public shaming, but are failing for disregard of an important principle element: the personal sovereignty line-in-the-sand. This principle alone can rescue the public shaming model, as, without it, violence quickly ensues. Unfortunately, the only way to really get a handle on this principle is by getting your ass roundly kicked by a sovereign upon whom you've...trespassed.
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  15. You and I can agree Strzok was...dishonorable, but he launched a pretty successful GoFundMe, so there are people with money who we can't agree with. Those are the people we need to understand and watch out for. I must disagree with your mild appraisal of Mueller: he's been in this from the get-go, and before; he's the deep state's fixer. He presided over the 911 investigation and made damn sure nobody would ever be able to figure it out for sure. The Mueller probe is NOT dead since it's report will be an important adjunct to the corruption conversation/prosecution. But, given Mueller's bias, there could be...a problem.
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  16.  @crayon6711  <--She was born in American Samoa...what's your point? That she's not a foreigner? Even if she did manage to grow up in an environment of American values, her immediate, home, environment was filled with foreign values, through her parents. My point is that, having been raised with foreign values, she can't really understand or accept American values. She will invariably seek to recreate her personal conception of "rightness"--a necessarily non-American value--in ALL of American society. The source of her motivation does not stem from American values.
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  17. The political atmosphere is generated predominantly by the MSM; we "stew" in it. Those who can, or must, resist, do, and, in the process "pollute" the MSM's carefully crafted atmosphere, engendering a backlash from the MSM, who is mesmerized by the vision of its impending demise, and, so, is motivated to the most vicious response, despite that response's seeming irrationality. "Curiouser and curiouser..."...
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  18. Beard on; beard off; beard on; beard off...I'm feeling disoriented...I...thought it was...hockey season...
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  19. "Don't want the unvaxed to be able to eat"? That is the same as wanting them dead, of course! Because...English. Let's see...what's the natural response to someone acting against the continuation of one's life?! Hmm...since you're fighting for your life, the natural response would be, how shall I say...UNGOVERNED self-defense! Iow, "You come against ME, you DIE!" Just talkin' basic logic, here! A large collection of nominally trivial prohibitions amount to a death sentence! Wouldn't it be better for everyone if such people were destroyed? And do you recognize that kind of thinking?!
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  20. Styx is wrong about Crowder: he's not PRIMARILY a comedian. He uses comedy as a vehicle of expression of political commentary. His primary purpose is not to get laughs; it's to convey political commentary.
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  21. The reformation of old established order is effective to the degree that it is violent--any price less than blood would be insultingly cheap. People don't respect what they get free--make 'em WORK for it and watch how they respect it! Without some sort of upheaval to accompany the "reformation"...it lacks, literally/technically, "eventuality".
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  22. Censorship is about as efficient as a lid on a boiling pot! Most of the effects of censorship are UNINTENTIONAL! In an enlightened age, it's just a bad idea...born of stupidity? Or, malice...
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  23. The idea is to capture fringe demographics in order to deliver them to the ultimate candidate. Beto captures a fringe group, many of whom wouldn't consider voting for any of the other choices, gets them enthusiastic (enough to actually vote?), then delivers them as a bloc to whoever ends up being the candidate. It's an attractive notion, but does it actually work that way? I don't buy it.
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  24. "What do we need a "platform" for? You know what we stand for! We don't need no stinkin' platform!"
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  25. NOT ratifying was a dem "black eye", a millstone going into elections. So Pelosi removed the millstone. The "black eye" of having taken so long will fade...
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  26. I think modern Satanism may be a blind, a cover for traditional Satanism (theistic).
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  27. I think BT corn is genetically engineered to produce an insecticide. The effect on the human gastro-intestinal system is devastating, as the insecticide is produced after ingestion of the corn! Stupid people and money are a bad combination, one that is fortunately self-suppressing, as it is abnormally problematic for low IQ people to procure money. But when the person you're talking about is a multi-billion dollar corporation, there's no self-suppression to consider; and low IQ isn't applicable--but I'd seriously suggest every corporation by design has been rendered stupid by greed, which is legally the only purpose any corporation is allowed to serve.
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  28. I like Alex, but you know he simply cannot STFU! If he could limit himself to one insightful question and a brief follow-up it could be hugely great all around. If you sit him next to Acosta, you're just asking for trouble, though. hehehe
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  29. Take the long view, Styx: let the left dig its own grave! The dumber they look, the less likely they'll electorally prosper. We're only half way there!
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  30. "Restraint" doesn't SELL! What! You expect insensible corporations to decimate their bottom lines?! There exists in the corporation no mechanism or structural pathway by which it may suicide; there's no corporate anatomy which would allow that to happen. As well, the corporate animal is LEGALLY constrained to attend exclusively to its bottom line. Absurd expectations can ONLY be disappointed! Corporate behavior can NEVER change by REQUEST!
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  31. Identity loses its uniqueness when submerged in ideology. The ideologue is a robot...If you can't think for yourself, you can't think at all!
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  32. Correction: This IS a joke! It's just that nobody "gets it"! The joke is ON YOU! YOU continue to be their "captured audience"!...hahaha...laughing AT you...
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  33. Well, it makes sense that the dem party would try to steal the thunder of the "progressives"; appropriate from them what is positive, and leave them their insanity, violence, which would paint them in a very unattractive light, thereby marginalizing them. In the meantime the whole party shifts slightly more to the left to accommodate the less controversial elements of identity politics.
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  34. They have to demolish the US in order for their marxist solution to be acceptable. Why else are smart people making stupid decisions?!
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  35. Trump is a business man--and a nice guy! And corporate favor has great penetration power...I don't think this is going to hurt him.
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  36. Be careful, before you end up believing their crap: "racism" is just the latest in a long, storied line of weaponized terminology (e.g. "conspiracy theory" originated by CIA to manage the vacuum of information following the JFK assassination). Do you really intend to eliminate an entire feature of reality discernment?! "You poor deluded soul!"--Batman
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  37. Children voting?! Too young. There's already too many shit-faced, baby-brained voters gummin' up the works. Raise the voting age to 25, and watch sanity return...
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  38. Pharma R&D changes the equation: if they can't be guaranteed to recoup their investment, they're not going to do the investment--that's "business". Intellectual property is the opposite of a commodity. Think about it...you gotta bump it up a level: the "competition" takes place at the level of intellectual property, not commodity. You don't "create" a commodity, you "produce" it--nature already created the elements of its construction. By contrast, intellectual property is a unique creation, qualifying for copyright/trademark protection precisely AS a unique product. Likening it to a commodity is like adding a new element to the periodic table of the elements...apples and oranges.
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  39. Twitter lost 5 billion yesterday. Cool.
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  40. No website should be a public utility. The public utility should be the data conveyance infrastructure, including ISPs, domain name registration and resolution. Websites that choose to treat someone unfairly need desperately to be sued, hard, until the practice fades.
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  41. The source of the "problem" is the marginal intelligence of the majority of human beings, endemic and intractable. This is the central, though, unspoken, problem of governance; and it's fundamentally a communication issue: how do you communicate with someone who doesn't understand?! You can make a law, display it, and find, after it's violated, that the violator wasn't duly impressed by it. Self-regulation, self-control, is a function of intelligence. Finding these features lacking, you'll find intelligence lacking, too. What's more, there's nothing that can be done about it! I mean, short of genetic reengineering...
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  42. Military goof-ups are frequently obscured by PROMOTION! hahaha...at least that's the way it works in the corporate world! hohoho
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  43. Looking at Biden in operation, even if you think he's wrecking the country, his dull slowness lulls the unwary into an assumption that Biden's wrecking ball will swing very slowly, as well. There are a lot of people who don't think well on their own. These, are, by definition, persuadable; they are the target of propaganda because they are most susceptible to it; they are the "battleground"...
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  44. Ah, metaphysical distortion 157, eh? Why do you collect these phenomenal aberrations? A "guilty pleasure"? I like your political angling, though.
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  45. Yeah, Coulter always rubbed me the wrong way, too. She's too vain: short skirts, long straight hair, jewelry, and the eye makeup, all saying to me, "I wanna look pretty." But, she's NOT! She's a horse-face. Her social status, I think, is her overriding concern.
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  46. "Save me...from a death...with...meaning..."--Gary Numan Yeah, there's nothing quite as scary as death by planetary malice. Makes a body feel especially vulnerable...not pleasant. But, I try to remember that death is the big scary--the means only provide supplementary fright. Death awaits each of us. Do you think it matters "when", "where", or "with whom"? How? Most people live their lives in panicked avoidance of "death" stuff. Or they adopt the outlook of a religion and deposit all death considerations there, as in, "I don't have to think about it, because I've already decided." Life is the search for the correct death.
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  47. Hahaha, tough spot for Schiff: everybody's looking at you, and you know every one of them thinks you're a total dick, and you know they're right! What the hell do you do/say?! I mean, in the real world, with no cameras, you'd quickly exit the room--and become a hermit for a while. What do you do when you can't leave the room?! Either you confess your perfidy with plausible contrition, or, if you're especially weak and stupid, you double down! hahaha...Trump is just so much fun!
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  48. I don't know how many people are going to buy the "Bernie Sanders, Sex Fiend" narrative...talk about "plausible deniability"! "Don't believe your lyin' eyes."
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  49. Styx's orange scare-cat looks to be working very well! hahaha
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  50. What's up with Amsterdam?! Three straight days of RIOTS?! Dutch got a mean streak? hehehe...even the most easy-going people have their LIMITS!
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