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

  1. Sandman needs a good legal team to track down every single one of these celeb perps; they'll settle, if they're pragmatic, otherwise, we need to look for them in court. Styx makes it seems like this impossible task; it's not, at all. It's just time/labor intensive. Best outcome: the judge gets creative on MSM's ass!
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  2. Nothing rhymes with "orange"..........
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  3. Styx obviously has a lot of very dedicated fans! Good on ya!
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  4. I've heard that pancreatic cancer is the most aggressive variety of cancer. "The median survival for untreated advanced pancreatic cancer is about 3 1/2 months; with good treatment this increases to about eight months, though many will live much longer."--search result.
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  5. Trump changed the political game--and dems don't know HOW to play anymore! They're lost in "politics as usual", when the usual is not usual anymore. Dems look like they've got no "style"...The great advantage of "straight talk" is it makes deception more difficult. The difference between straight talk and political-speak is glaring--it makes the dems look like con jobs! I'm ALREADY missing Trump in 2025...
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  6. Afghanistan is rare-mineral-rich! Make sense now? Politics starts with GEOGRAPHY!
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  7. Cannabis, and tobacco, are psychedelics, yielding stimulation. Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, yielding numbness. Ya picks yer poison..."Tastes shitty..."...matter of opinion, now, isn't it! I despise the taste of beer--almost as much as I despise the SMELL of it! But I will, on occasion, indulge in it...as if for the first time...WGAF! Shit, the bulk penny candy stores are packed with shitty tasting stuff that's, somehow, fun to eat! Styx's psychic tenor is shifting European, that is to say, like, stuck-up, self-assuming, condescending pricks! A lot of entertainment personalities destroy their own brand simply by growing personally/spiritually. One of Nature's ticklish ironies...
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  8. Best case, we end up with a restructured intelligence community; something with embedded congressional liasons. Anything less will feel like a whitewash...
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  9. Maybe freedom will be better appreciated as we move from "I can say whatever I want" to "I'd like to hear what YOU have to say".
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  10. The dems, together with the CIA, have hatched a plan to change the votes inside the machines after they've been collected. Supposedly, the method is undetectable. Just sayin'...
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  11. When I moved from Michigan to Colorado, the difference in road signage freaked me out! In Michigan there are signs before your turn, and signs AT the turn; Colorado, no. Driving is more of a philosophical exercise in Colorado...
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  12. You know what a lousy education gets ya? A lot of people who can't be reasoned with! So whatcha gonna do when an unreasonable person tells you to do something unreasonable?! If you obey you begin to lose your ability to discern what is "reasonable"; eventually, you'll lose your own ability to reason. We're THERE!
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  13. Cortez should be banned for satirizing herself! As a civilization we still haven't resolved the speech vs action dilemma: "I wanna say what I want" meets "you get to say what you want, too". It's not yet an immediate reaction to extend to others the privileges one assumes to oneself. The PURPOSE of information is to RADICALIZE, to prompt to action and understanding, and this is always dangerous to entrenched powers. The covert censorship is suppression of speech through socialization: you learn the "right and wrong" things to say--a pattern of normalcy is imposed. When the lines are so clearly drawn, the boundaries are obvious, so, transgression is assumed to be deliberate/purposeful/subversive. But this can only function peacefully in monocultural societies. It's nobody's FAULT, it's just naturally correct.
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  14. Nature says: "If it IS, it's BECAUSE it SHOULD be!" Save your superego for your personal guilt generation; projecting it into the world is the only way you've found to avoid it--grow a pair! Own it! Leave the world alone..."Catch the witness--catch the SPIT!"--Rush
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  15. The great virtue of capitalism is that it harnesses human greed to the building of civilization. Socialism leaves greed undirected. The effect is an institutionalized corruption, random in nature, and individual in purpose. In order to succeed, socialism would require refinements in human character that are still on the horizon.
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  16. "Refinements in human character" meant no one can or will exempt themselves, or seek to enrich themselves at others' expense. These "refinements" are all about "doing what's right" WITHOUT EXCEPTION, every time, because you wouldn't think to imagine otherwise. That's "character". Sorry for the confusion.
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  17. Plausible.
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  18. So, everybody is probing the vulnerabilities of everybody else. Big deal! What do you expect?! It's a survival trait! The more the snowflakes shout, "Be like me!", the more everybody else wonders..."do I want to be like THEM?!" That works, eventually...
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  19. "Tom154276" isn't all that easy to remember. How to choose a name...hmm...sit down with a pencil, paper, and a fifth of Jack? Well, yeah, you could, or did, but there are a few features to pursue: memorable, unique, and reasonably compact. "Styx666" would have worked great...I suppose "hexenhammer" served to inject an all-important Norse flavor, but it also introduced a certain dissonance to the rhythm of the name that interferes with its recognition recollection.
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  20. The racial discrimination Lightfoot is instigating is ILLEGAL, IMMORAL, and, THEN, hypocritical...and, I'm not inclined to prosecute that third charge, the primary two being sufficient.
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  21. Uh-oh, Styx is getting "froggy"...10,000 IU D3 daily for the next week might stop it in its tracks.
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  22. Ah, jeez...ya gotta be fawning over that animal?! I'm only disgusted because I'm anti-pet for occult reasons. "You lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas." Proximity to lower life forms is something one should manage deliberately, for psychic health reasons. 'Nough said...
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  23. Yeah, the FBI buried it! Wray has got to go! But, first, you gotta trace the laptop through the FBI...find out where it went, and why.
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  24. Words matter, but context matters MORE! You don't even need words to communicate; gesture, in context, can do the trick all by itself! Context is King! That's what they want you to FORGET! Without that forgetfulness, much of their propaganda yields to easy discrimination: when you remember the context, most of their words become nonsensical--lacking real-world referents! This is a way out of the leftist fog that afflicts so many--even non-leftists...CONTEXT...what's the "big(ger) picture"?! Then, "how do these words fit with the greater context?!"...Now, taste the freedom..."Breath the clean air again..."...
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  25. Throwing pee is...peesful...hehehe...I want whirled peas!...yeah, "mostly virginal"...
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  26. The FBI just admitted they've had Seth Rich's laptop while denying it for the past four years! Yep...yep...jeez...
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  27. I'm on board, Styx, if it means you can SUE CNN, for it's malicious bullshit!
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  28. Yeah, the fly thing was pretty weird: the "fly" came out of nowhere, didn't make any circling for a landing type movements. hahaha...Then, once it landed, it didn't move! It didn't walk, like it was stuck! Pence slicked his hair down with something, that was clear. I didn't SEE the fly LEAVE, so...idk..."Big money, draw the flies"--Rush, "Big Money"
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  29. Virtual experience tends to distort a child's exploration of reality, a critical function of that stage of maturation. It is a major problem of proper development that has come on over the past hundred years. Beginning with the first photograph and voice recording, virtual reality tantalized. Movies and radio increased the saturation of the populace in reality simulation, seeding a bifurcation of awareness--"is it real, or simulated?". You can watch and listen to people who are not physically present with you--something unheard of in all of man's evolution. It's a good development in that it tempts people to, first, discipline, and, then, control, their imaginations. In the meantime, though, there's a lot of confusion and disconnection to navigate. It's a legitimate evolutionary challenge, and, therefore, also a human developmental problem. It's no "myth" that virtualization technologies introduce contradictory experience! The unprepared, immature mind obviously suffers most from the resultant confusion. Suffering experience to no effect is not an option! Everything remains, no experience is ever "lost". Experience is the material with which we construct ourselves, even from moment to moment. Everything STICKS! 😆...no pun intended...
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  30. Actually, there is an upside: ideally, the market will slap 'em up side the head, and EVERYBODY NEEDS TO SEE THAT HAPPEN! Sometimes, a useful process comprises unsavory elements, but that fact doesn't diminish the value of the process...you don't want to confuse the baby with the bath water...Let it play out...
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  31. Seems pretty close to the current US legal definition of "terrorist".
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  32. What I don't understand is the monetization thing, specifically advertiser issues. A content creator gets a piece of the revenue from the ads that are run during the video, right? Recently the advertisers complained that they didn't like the content being associated with their ads. YouTube's solution was to impose arbitrary "standards" to make content conform to advertisers' desires. Bad solution! The content creator should have just as much authority to determine the advertisers they'll allow to be associated with THEIR content. Then there's no issue at all.
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  33. It is necessary for one to participate in one's milleau--but, token participation is sufficient to maintain the visceral connection. "Everything...in moderation"...else you suffer the ravages of fanaticism.
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  34. Pocahontas at the Little Big Horn?! Who split the time line?! Mandela Effect?...feeling...dizzy................................................hehehe
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  35. Like a programmable fart box...remember the electronic fart box? Youtube's related videos column has gone to hell in just the last few months. I used to see new vids from the channels I regularly view in the right column on every video page. Now I have to actually type in a search to find ANYTHING by my regulars...I'm starting to feel "herded".
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  36. Let Nature take its course; the dem party will repair and reform as it should, changing or dying as the resolving forces dictate. Both parties are well-corrupted at this point; the two-party system has come to the end of its current life-cycle, being too corrupt to function properly. Maybe a little monarchy would cleanse our political palates for another round of attempted self-government.
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  37. The "Gestapo" lives in the hearts of each and every single human being! Where do you think this shit comes from! But when you LABEL it with historical perspective, you lose the thread to the source within human nature; you've objectified it out of reach of your responsibility. You've turned insight into the human condition into nasty name-calling! Well, BRA-VO...you've glorified stereotypical thought...cudos...dipshit...
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  38. No, I think tried to KICK the dog and slipped, something in his character to do...or he connected with a kick to the dog, and it broke his delicate tootsies.
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  39. Well...Muhammad, as a bloodthirsty warlord, must have found the tenets of the "religion" of Islam very convenient! It's the sort of convenience that would have to be invented if it didn't exist! All that beheading set quite the warlike tone! hehehe
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  40. Trump is a master of the art of motivation; his talent is the automatic possession of the science of motivation.
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  41. Biden's probably a trojan horse for the vice-president! Use Bleedin' Joe Biden's rep to get in office, then give way to the vice-pres because of "health" issues--either that or "mental incompetence" later on down the road. Plausible? Naaaaaa...hehehe
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  42. "The shit hits the fan" "where the rubber meets the road"!
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  43. Everything that's possible is probably to some degree. Why does it seem strange that tendencies and resonances would presage themselves?! Any structured activity can be used to facilitate development. You wanna work with "dreams", you pay attention to them A LOT; you structure the activity purposefully...that's a "ritual"...the "dream" activity responds to the structuring...you cooperate with yourself. I works the same whether dream activity, physical culture, all skills development...anything. The thing is, "you picks your battles"...there's not enough TIME to do everything, so you have to...specialize, focus. This means doing much less than there IS to BE DONE. We don't especially pity the surgeon who comes to wish he'd become a professional baseball player. The baseball player who blows out his elbow in his rookie season and wishes he'd become a surgeon is somehow more pitiable, though. Sometimes, there just ain't no figurin'...
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  44. I'm not having any problem finding "Borderless" on Youtube, as of 26MAY19, morning.
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  45. If they were foresightful, they'd make sure they run Sanders, as a mechanism for ridding the party of the socialist stench, since America would likely embarrass Sanders at the polls, and taint the name of "socialism" into the near future. That's how the dems get their party back! Maybe the only way...
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  46. Yeah, the "infrastructure" bill is packed with bullshit, like nutritional supplements BY PRESCRIPTION ONLY! This style of legislation is so disingenuous: one "bill" containing many "laws". The art of the political deal is degenerate! They call it "negotiation", but it's really bribery, when votes are traded for "pork". It's the style of this ripoff that's becoming universally objectionable...
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  47. Hell, the whole point to BEARING arms is to USE ARMS! The right to self-defense, if lost, would render the "right to bear arms" irrelevant!
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  48. Usually you're pretty insightful. However, it seems WWII-era history is NOT your forte. The propaganda you've internalized must needs limit the accuracy of your perceptions. "Free your mind, and the rest will follow".
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  49. Styx: the voice of reason crying in the wilderness. I make no apologies for mixed metaphors. But I believe if thinking outside the box is even possible in politics Trump is the one likely to do it. Trump's made great inroads in reorienting the global stage. But finishing this work will take some more years. It's a bit of a slog given the considerable political inertia in play. Every stage is critical to the next--going too fast won't work.
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  50. I think they think Assange is a straight up Rushan agent who worked tirelessly to promote Trump's election on Rusha's behalf. So, the mysterious charges are probably some kind of espionage. C'mon, Julian, take front and center on the world stage for, maybe, the last time. A final hurrah for freedom. Millions of people NEED to see...
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