Comments by "kokofan50" (@kokofan50) on "The Damage Report" channel.

  1. Yea, more shills for Shillary.
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  2. People care about males in general much less than females.
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  3. To me they are the physical manifestation of every human trait I hate, and every thing holding back the US from being the truly great country it should be.
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  4. At one time wearing a dress that shows the ankle made a women a whore.
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  5. A billion year half-life means it's barely radioactive. The fewer the decays that happen over given time the less radiation that's give off. "Nuclear accidents are ongoing events that will kill people thousands of years after the initial incident." That's just BS. 
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  6. Feminists are the one that blocked the equal rights amendment, which selective service for women would have been part of, so in fact they've fought this for decades.
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  7. Stephanie Gause You're right. Women have been more equal then men for a long time.
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  8. Solar: mostly falling off roofs. Wind: I'm going to say falling and getting hit by large pieces of equipment.
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  9. If you'd watched the video all the way, you'd have heard John talk about reactors that can burn current waste. 
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  10. No John, Sanders has a nuanced position on guns. He understands that hunting riffle doesn't present the same kind of danger to the public that an assault riffle with a 100 round drum does, and that the law should take that into account.
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  11. John it's fu-ku-shi-ma, not fu-ku-shay-ma. It's said she not shay.
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  12. Dorian Stretton Feminism has never nor shall ever be about equality. Women got the right to vote and only now after the 100 years are they looking at taking up the responsibility that goes with it.
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  13. Do y’all have nothing better to do with your lives?
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  14. Steven Pinker literally wrote a whole book, "The Better Angels of our Nature: Why Violence has Declined," talking about how we are less likely to be kill by another person now than in times past. The book shows how we are living in one of, if not, the most peaceful time in human history. If you need some evidence, about 15% human remains from prehistory showed wounds from other humans. Last century the total was 3%.
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  15. ***** You're right we will still have some waste, but it will be a tiny fraction of the waste we have now and will be gone in tiny a fraction of the time. The new reactors could be start being built in a few years, without having to completely rebuilding the grid at cost of $15 trillion (that's the yearly GDP of the US), which would take who knows how long. That's just one of the many problems of grid level solar and wind. 
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  16. We have a great way to get rid of the current waste: burn it. Molten salt reactors can burn the current, and 96% unburnt, waste with  much less waste that's dangerous for a much shorter amount of time.
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  17. Dorian Stretton Insults and tell me to go off and die quality argument there.
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  18. jeff derice "What about the people who haven't died and have generational defects from the incident." Coal is still many times worse. Coal pollution causes millions of cases respiratory illness. The radiation, which is mostly limited to the exclusion zones, isn't nearly as dangerous as people think. 
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  19. Cody Davies, even if it was selective enforcement, how do you show racism or excuse the unsportsmanlike behavior?
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  20. But progressives don’t care about context, ever. Also, most of these don’t have a context that would make them less racist.
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  21. Baba Au Rhum, do you understand what a debate is? It’s not some circle jerk where everyone tells everyone else how great their ideas are. It’s where two opposing sides make arguments against the other sides positions. Knowing this, Shperio and Cortez having different positions on issues like citizens untite and gender is exactly why they should debate that is unless one side feels they can’t defend their positions.
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  22. +JayLethal I think we have already found one of the paid trolls.
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  23. Keatrith Amakiir http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterdetwiler/2014/09/22/molten-salt-nuclear-reactors-part-of-americas-long-termenergy-future/ From my light look over that article seems to be a good starting point.
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  24. Calvin George You obviously didn't understand the words I used, I was I no way talking about the energy levels of the particles being emitted.  So, something with billion year half-life has very few decays happening at anyone time, which means very little radiation is being emitted.
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  25. That's total BS. Coal kills 7 million people a year, and the worst nuclear disaster ever has killed 40 or so people if you include cancer deaths. Deaths cause by coal are equal to 1750 Chernobyls every year.
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  26. That’s tot nothing to do with what I wrote.
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  27. Victoria P Well, I was talking about our culture, but that's true.
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  28. There might be a world war three if China keeps acting like they are.
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  29. Fuel rods only burn 4% of the uranium, leaving 96% unburnt. Newer reactors can bur that other 96% and destroy the dangerous trans-uranics. 
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  30. I think all of this is stupid. If you don't happen to like the way the women look find different art.
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  31. Wally Iverson Looks like you need to learn to spell.
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  32. Solar: people falling off roofs.Wind: basically the same thing.
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  33. +Ilkhan28 I really hate people that try to make stories about things they clearly aren't. Calling your comment contrived would be kind.
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  34. When you add up all the deaths related to nuclear power in all of history, it doesn't even equal all the deaths from coal in one year! Coal leaves huge wastelands as matter of course. If you'd really done you research you'd have seen nuclear is the safest cleanest power we've got and is only getting more so.
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  35. valor0dragoon Are you stupid? The total HISTORY of NUCLEAR has killed FEWER people than ONE fucking YEAR of COAL. No matter how you look at it nuclear is safer. If you compared the death count coal during the time nuclear has been around, you'll see a death count in the tens of millions, nuclear a few thousand. In many ways wildlife in the Chernobyl exclusion zone is doing better than the wildlife out side the exclusion zone. That's not to say Chernobyl was good something good.  The spent fuel from current reactors is cleaner the coal and other fossil fuels because it can be contained, unlike Co2 other byproducts from burning fossil fuels. Also, new reactors can run off of current spent fuel making it safer and more containable.
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  36. Everyone, a truce just means they aren't going to be fighting each other, not that they are now working together. On the part of the rebels this is strategically smart move because you can't fight a three way war against better armed enemies and win. Our best bet is to help the FSA, but under strict conditions with strong enforcement.
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  37. I don't have a problem with changing gender or race per se, but how people try doing it seldom works. Thor getting change into woman was never explained, or why the woman is using the name Thor. 
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  38. Us as in guys with bad comb overs? if that's the case I might not blame them.
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  39. What drugs where yopu taking before writing that?
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  40. What did you and Jon have drink at the pub?
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  41. Ody Davies, can you not think of other reasons for selective enforcement? Maybe he doesn’t like Serena. Perhaps he was paid off. I can come up with a thousand other reasons if I want. However, you just jump to racism.
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  42. Well I have to things to say to that: 1) if we stop wasting the huge amounts of electricity by being less wasteful and more efficient, we can get by on what we have, and 2) if one isn't good enough, new technologies might be working by that time.
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  43. Petitio, you should try out for the Olympic in mental gymnastics.
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  44. Golden Warrior, I avoid the Twitter cesspool, but the tweets of her’s I’ve seen are more vitriolic than sarcastic.
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  45. I just have to address the nonsense in the description: you either are or aren’t a Muslim. It’s not something you can identify as.
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  46. Lavia, the only one looking foolish eith their lack of comprehension is you. The very idea of identifying as member of a group which requires inanition into is just nonsense.
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  47. Lavia, thanks for the completely substance-less reply. I I want to go on a mental diet, I’ll come see you.
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  48. Armie of None, the usage of word identify in this case is clearly the second. However, there’s a problem with using that one which I have already pointed out: one can not assign oneself the identity of Muslim.
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  49. Javier Fernandez, calling me repeatedly with no substance doesn’t count as her wrecking me. Even Internet Bloodsports has higher standards.
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  50. Javier, I’m putting you on the twit list too. I obviously made a typo, but you’re dumb ass doesn’t seem to understand the concept.
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