Youtube comments of Nashton (@nashton9964).

  1. Great coverage on a unique aspect of Japan, truly a marvelous structure, I wonder if people 100s of years from now will still be using it.
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  2. I think France would be a good ally for India because it is historically neutral and Russia is a bit shaky right now. France would be a good partner on the inside of The West's dealings.
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  3. Nature chooses Bernie Sanders #FeelTheBern
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  4. City or rural? College educated or no? Answer those two questions and I can tell you how your baffled.
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  5. Yeah, once I considered this in the context of epigenetics, it made the argument about comfort seem short sighted. Also the legal battles and cost propositions around a 9 month stay in an incubator by a private enterprise may make it's own little dystopia for parents. When can you see your fetus? What if the birth fails, what happens next? Can anyone individual/entity start a fertilized egg in an artificial womb and be granted custody, or only married couples?
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  6. Oof... 😑 Why do I have a feeling the US helped justify it... I cant wait till that relationship ends.
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  7. Gender, sexuality, and race. Those are to distract from talking about class.
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  8. Yeah, I think the average American thinking China only produces mediocre products is becoming increasingly laughable
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  9. She knows what she is doing bringing up Shane Gillis 😂
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  10. It's a monopoly mentality, also, boomers have lived their whole lives with the US having the largest economy and the anxiety about that no longer being the case is what is causing this hostility.
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  11. Kyle, you've stood the test of time in my subscriptions I care about for around a decade, keep staying honest and I'll keep listening 👍
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  12. Your steadfastness in your principles inspires me to do the same in these turbulent times
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  13. I didnt vote for it, very narrow victory for him and only 2/3 of people vote, so about 30% wanted this and half of them are not well informed. With that said, us young people have expected this BS for a while, western capitalism is F'd.
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  14. I actually think that's where some of the RC comes from, then it gets reintroduce later when tech makes it more capable.
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  15. The balls to call this a clip is what sets Lex's podcast apart from the others.
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  16. US and Saudi wrapped up in a nutshell
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  17.  @higreentj  theoretically it's more controlled, I would imagine any mechanical, electrical, or human faults from medical staff during the incubation process would lead to some serious legal problems. It's not like medical staff are inherently more careful than pregnant mom's are. I mean, hospitals and the medical industry in general in the US are no strangers to lawyers and blunders, and expecting mothers are notoriously astute if they were planning to have that baby in the first place. Here's something I thought of, if the artificial wombs become as good as natural mothers or better, could it be construed as child abuse to give birth naturally given the potential complications? And should people who are not in a marriage or even in a relationship (single people) be allowed to start a new life through this method?
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  18. Another racist trolling in the comments, nothing new here. Moving on.
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  19. Bill, a chunk of your investments are in vaccine creation, I'm sure you knew about a coming pandemic because of the creation of novel viruses you can patent vaccines for. It's almost like you have inside information and stand to gain from regulating governments to keep purchasing products and services from experts you helped establish.
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  20. Another pet peeve: "people only use 10% of their brains." Yes, at any one given time, if you used 100% at any one time you would be having a horrific seizure.
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  21. i hope not, joints are are way cooler and not as harmful.
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  22. "War crimes", empty categorization, nobody powerful enough ever gets charged with them or they die before trial.
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  23. France has its own wars going on, I'm sure she wants to focus on those rather than have resources dragged to a separate conflict due to their NATO partnership.
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  24.  @marctemura2017  We sent weapons to Pakistan and Russia sent weapons to India during the Kashmir conflict during the Cold War. That makes India siding with us more complicated because Russia has been more of a historic ally while we helped their greatest enemy. Then you ask for them to tip the scales against Russia because of a conflict they have no part in? Get off your high horse and reground yourself.
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  25. Nobody has an "easy" time giving birth... just saying that shouldn't be the expectation. If having kids is like saving up for a new car, what does that do to the significance of an individual or the sanctity of life? Would it be easier to execute "bad" people because we could easily start over with a new life? 🤔
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  26. And I bet if men were more like muscular, sexy accented, romantic types, married women would find sex more satisfying but shit's real.
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  27. Yeah, well if "begging" for money is what is going to save the sovereignty of your country, then maybe it's best not to be so proud and egotistical. Besides, Russia is the largest country, what else would you want him to do? Just lay down in the fetal position and cry?
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  28. Very well said, talking about things that bring us together is very important right now.
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  29. Right? It's like people complaining about immigrants labor and then thinking they are above working those jobs. Like wtf, I thought you wanted a job?
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  30. There should be a pronatalism channel for the native Americans so they can increase their population and preserve their culture. Maybe with enough people they could take back some land.
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  31. oh gee, she won the southern states,the same states that be voting GOP in the general election. Meanwhile Bernie won 3/4 of the swing States and his home state of Vermont.
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  32. The song is great, video is weird in a good way, fantastic :) sending to friends in America!
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  33.  @Соколов-п6с  I think that could go well, then Russia could help India in a fight against China if need be 👍
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  34.  @higreentj  doesn't that mean that it is a fitness for the fetuses immune system as well (there is transfer of immunity through the placenta)? I mean, the problem with increasing allergies comes to mind but perhaps I'm off track here.
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  35. Screw the corporate greed of Kroger, things going up by a dollar all over, these are increases of over 20-30% on some products, Kroger is a greedy price gouger!
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  36.  @higreentj  I find it fascinating how swept up in futurism you are. It takes one good solar flare to wipe out most of the electronic infrastructure we have, and it could happen every 150-250 years which would be a continuous long term disaster for the electronic systems that would be responsible for say, keeping an artificial womb stable. I like this idea of us doing an egg type of birth (for space travel), I think Mark Zuckerberg was born that way, but I think it might be worth considering why mammals are dominating so much (it's certainly multifaceted) and I think one of those reasons is that the children of mammals get a lot of genetic triggering and information through the umbilical cord from a creature (the mother) currently living in the environment. Im not sure being multiplanetary necessitates the use of artificial wombs, we can get to all places within our solar system within a decade and every other place is more inhospitable than Antarctica. Maybe in a couple 100 million years as the sun gets hotter it will make more sense, but other than that I think realistically it's resource extraction, space cowboys. Again, the technology is exciting, but I think like plastic surgery, I dont want to be the first baby (patient) born from an artificial womb who has some severe form of autism or something. Also, about your point with who would want to be a single dad... creeps who want a child for bad reasons, a widowed father who wants to create a child with an egg from his passed wife, or maybe a dictator daddy who want to increase soldier population. Besides, whats the point of having a wife who can take half your money if you can produce an heir, who can be raised by an elite trained nanny for cheaper than what it would cost to lose half your fortune. There may be a lot of ugly things we learn about ourselves when we don't need to comply with nature anymore, like what birth control did for women (feminist breakthroughs) and how that changes the social dynamics in society.
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  37. +Richard Rovira right wingers get triggered every time TYT releases a video
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  38. The viewers of fox news are so old it won't have enough viewers to sustain itself soon enough anyways.
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  39. I got so inspired by this video that I went out, bought two textbooks on this stuff, and have now started 3D printing tons of things using this design philosophy. This is why I'm subscribed to you, for showing me these amazing concepts that revolutionize my thinking, thank you!
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  40. I think women are realizing that raising a family is more meaningful than making sure the next customer gets their food within 5 minutes of ordering. Edit: some women
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  41. +Robin Sparkles not every adult you subhuman garbage.
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  42. BERNIE SANDERS! THE ONLY REASONABLE CANDIDATE!
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  43. ​ @lynnbo-11  I think its the high pitch that really makes it rough, like babies crying.
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  44. These are clips from Friday spread over the weekend, they don't do live coverage over the weekend. Calm down.
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  45. I did
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  46.  @krushnaji4940  based on stats, likely moderate and leaning towards Kamala, especially if you didn't study business or STEM fields. The Trump appeal largely hits rural people who feel left behind or mocked by social elitists, if you feel like your life is working out right now, you are becoming elite even if you don't feel like it and will be astounded that people don't want to pick the stable choice.
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  47. well, if you get over $1000 taken from your paychecks then that makes sense. Most people have less taken out so the +$1000 a month is a better deal.
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  48. Yeah, and if asked im sure he'd say with the current administration we've never been closer to losing democracy. Dorks.
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  49. Cotton industry, mining, chocolate, coffee, construction. Sounds good as long as it's not in your country.
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  50. I honestly think boycotting or voting with your dollar is effective. Whats difficult is the lack of choice for a lot of people because they live in a rural area where convenice and proximity is king, and often the competition was destoyed by a Walmart for general things, a Kroger brand for grocery, and then your generic sit-down and fast food chains push out local restaurants. You can go online but then you fall into a similar trap with Amazon or the online version of those big box stores like Best Buy and Target, etc.
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  51. Congress did and you elected some of them, or maybe you don't vote, idk.
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  52. I suspect the CBC will look at the like/dislike ratio and attribute it to overzealous fans of Peterson when really it's just fair-minded people upset with the sensationalist and misleading use of "Dangerous" in the title. It would be like if CNN wrote an article with the title "Is the CBC a Dangerous News Organization?"
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  53. Yeah, just wait till Trump and Bannon reveal that this whole thing was just an elaborate troll prank on the whole world and he will give the presidency over to Bernie Sanders.
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  54. RLprod blame the people, but also blame the company trying to make their food addicting.
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  55. Probably just won't talk about it
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  56. Interesting how its no longer about sexual assult, but now about his drinking habits. Seems like Ford's allegations didn't really hold up. The drinking allegations might have more merit, but to anybody who's been in their 20s, it's not really the era of your life you want to define you as you grow into a more responsible adult.
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  57. ​ @Bubba-z4s  If all you saw of the us were poor deep south states and how they lived you wouldn't imagine the US could do anything either.
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  58. Who's got time to learn history when you are busy playing politics and trying to monopolize.
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  59. I'm for a recession to avoid hyperinflation from the banker/investor class who trying to squeeze blood from a stone with all these stupid market regulation games. Super overvalued assets right now, ridiculous.
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  60. I think this can be true, especially if they aren't very political and law abiding.
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  61. They chose to join for a reason... maybe their neighbor is getting a bit too rowdy for comfort?
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  62. Police kill more citizens than citizens kill police. In fact, police death is at an all time low. The only reason the police are under fire is because the general system has become more corrupt and criticizing that shouldn't be an issue.
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  63. What law did he break?
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  64. It is (epigenetics), and I'm surprised none of this was mentioned in the video, only that it would be more convenient for a certain kind of woman.
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  65. Lol, this headline is a meme.
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  66. It takes work to update what's already there and it's not sexy. Building something new feels good, maintaining something good seems like a chore, but absolutely necessary! This is a problem all countries face...
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  67. In the US we have ~330 million people, 1 million people die, that's 0.3% mortality rate and most of those people were old or have comorbidities (then there is the . I'm done being a prisoner to fearmongering and the destruction it's doing to our economy and it's normalizing more authoritarian moves by our government.
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  68. The problem is that a lot of our people are lazy and unskilled and don't care to learn because they are too entitled
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  69. I knew this conversation would be interesting just because I've known these people for a while and I know the preconceptions they would have going into the conversation. Loved the way you guys came together with things, Carl is a trip, thanks for legitimizing drug conversation Lex!
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  70. It's not impossible to have a conversation about race, both parties have to come into it with a bit of humility though or it spirals. I'm a white guy and my wife is black, we have a lot in common in terms of our personalities and how we want to spend our time, of course race comes up but we use humor and analogies keep those roads of communication clear. I think a lot of people give up before they try and are living in more fear than they need to, showing that you know something about the culture helps a lot too because it shows you care enough to educate yourself and people will be more lenient.
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  71. People who love Disney are very childish
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  72. Rovid Bouski he's not even worth that, I doubt he's even over 1 billion. The fact that he refuses to release his tax returns says something. I think he lies about being a billionaire as a marketing scheme to get investments.
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  73. assulted? you mean when Alex Jones harassed TYT on their own set? seems to me like he was asking for it, i really don't think he is a victim, more of an instigator.
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  74. What do you think will happen? You think Russia will invade them next?
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  75. I tried twice and it's a problem with the DNC not wanting him to be ve the face of the party even if it would have been good for the country.
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  76. Those people you mentioned are also Americans, like it or not. People should double down on voting 3rd party instead of always conforming to a "lesser of two evils" type of thinking.
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  77.  @SimplyMayaB1994  I am stepping ahead, you're right, and it's likely that much of this won't be affordable to most people since it's a 9 month hospital visit, but maybe it could come down in price significantly and not require hospital staff where middle income people could afford it in private institutions. To me, this makes sense for the woman who is tied to her work, but it makes me wonder if a woman that tied to her career should even have a child, or if it will always be in the background as a sort of status symbol being raised by a nanny. For the mother who is at risk for dying from childbirth complications this makes sense I suppose (and premature birth), and if this technology could be used for organ/tissue development (still need stem cells). At a certain point wouldn't a surrogate mother be just as comparable? I mean, there is the whole aspect of epigenetics in the womb and the transfer of nutrient and immune information through the placenta which shape how the fetuses Gene's are expressed. Then there is the legal problems around what happens if an artificial womb doesnt bring a baby to full development, or who owns the baby or has the right to terminate if the parents die in an accident or something. Also, if you did have a baby in an artificial womb, would you go see it before it was born? Would you play music for it outside the tank or are the caretakers expected to do that? I suppose they would probably integrate a monitoring system that has an app that could be downloaded to your phone, maybe record voice messages to your baby? I just think of so many possibilities outside of the supposed convenience of it all.
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  78. Unfortunately the art that is bought for the most money is often not relevant to the skill or ability of the artist to capture something true about the human condition, but reflect the whims and taste of the ultra rich and wealthy, however good or bad that may be.
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  79. Yeah, except we buy way more from them so we lose
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  80. Can you be a bit more specific?
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  81. Like most countries, young people don't vote, sometimes it's because they are too cynical to know better. Wealthy people and old people always vote, it's why they get things they want more.
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  82.  @xyz-ml9ff  Finland literally beat Russia off of them multiple times in the last century, learn some history.
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  83. I just fear what this will mean when it's adopted on a mass scale, will it diminish the importance of an individual life since the risk of creation is so low?
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  84. @bigfishh in the same way we dont value free handouts (straws, bags, cups), or how we appreciate things more if we have to work hard for it. I think there is a tight bond created when a mother goes through the trauma of having a baby, which is why that relationship is stronger than the father-child bond. It's also why soldiers who fought together and saved each others lives become some of the tightest knit groups in society, it's why gang initiation is so tough. I think a child born from a chamber will be loved by a family, but I can also see that certain governments may want to use this technology in tandem with genetic enhancement trends to create more "worthwhile" classes of people. I also wonder if the people having a child this way, not because they cant conceive, but because its convenient, should even be having kids in the first place. If, say, a job is so important that you wouldn't want pregnancy to hinder it, how is having a child change anything? I just see neglected children being more attached to nannies than parents in that situation (gotta produce an heir I guess?).
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  85. Yeah, another great depression is on its way, we are gambling on stocks and crypto like what was happening before the bubble burst in 1929. It's going to be tough but this is my home and I can only hope we can fight off the corruption that has brought us back to this point as a country.
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  86. I think it should be something you are screened and qualified for, like adoption. I see eugenics-like philosophies sprouting up from mass adoption of this technology which spooks me.
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  87. @Veronica Rainone Ummm, I dont really see how one country leaving NATO will do much. Not to mention France has wars going on in west Africa, what's her plan on those? Is she leaving NATO to put more focus on those?
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  88. I don't know if there is a change in the suicidal tendencies of the gender dysphoric, I'm pretty sure they have always had a hard time internally, and now the spotlight is on them and it seems like they have become a political tool. I think it will always be tough no matter what administration is in charge.
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  89. Damn, all because of some politicians I didn't elect, this is why this sucks.
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  90. I'd like to hear more about Saudi Arabia from our politicians
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  91. +Sgt Kickass that's "pay inequality". "Income inequality" has nothing to do with jobs, it's mostly about what % of a given population own what % of total wealth regardless if they work, or inherited it. if the 20 top earners have the same % as the bottom 150,000,000, there's a problem.
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  92.  @Matt-vq8fg  no, the point being made in the quote is that the status quo is women being bosses, so calling them girl bosses is undermining them.
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  93.  @Matt-vq8fg  all I was pointing out from the beginning is that girl bosses only becomes a phrase because of the historic exceptional status of female bosses, I agree with your point but I still think your interpretation is off. Anyways, I don't think this is going to go anywhere that isn't petty.
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  94. ​ @SamuraiCop  are the cartels coming from Canada, too? Is it because drug prices are cheaper up there and we need to make sure Americans stay trapped here?
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  95.  @Orinatl  To some degree you are right, respecting individual life certainly does that especially after we are born, like you are saying. I never said I wouldn't allow people to use an artificial womb, it's a choice, like getting plastic surgery (but the mistakes happen with babies). There are genes that are latent in our DNA that get triggered by our environment, this is epigenetics and the most crucial time for genetic development in the womb where fetuses are exposed to the regulated cycles of the mother, immune information, and metabolism as regulated by the placenta. Hopefully it's easier than I think, but I think in this area we may see similar abnormalities that we get with premature babies. I imagine the process will also be going hand in hand with genetic enhancements/experiments and thus I think the area may develop in ways similar to the eugenics movement (lots of pregnancies were terminated because of percieved "lack of fitness" that would only slow down societies. I think it will become easier to make cases of early termination (cor various reasons and it would be easier), or start planning what sort of genetic diversity a society wants in the future through imposed regulations. I just have some genuine questions for you if you wouldn't mind... Does the sanctity of the currently living extend to senior citizens like it does for the youth, or do you think there is a divining return there? If you could have a baby through this process, would you go see it during the development? Would you bring music for it, touch your hand to its chamber? Or would you swing by the day it was supposed to pop and take it home then? Why do you think soldiers who have saved eachother lives in combat, or gangs that have tough initiations become some of the tightest knit groups of people? Do you think shared trauma brings people together in a meaningful way, do you think that shared trauma increases the "sanctity" of those individuals to eachother? Also yeah, childbirth is an ordeal, and if you watch enough nature documentaries you can see its not easy for most organisms. I dont think childbearing needs to difficult to be meaningful, this is essentially a technological egg, but I also think we appreciate things more if we had to make sacrifices to get it. Easy come, easy go. For the future it may mostly be an economic sacrifice, but that's a step removed from corporeal sacrifice. Also, I wonder if a family so tied to their careers would make good parents in the first place? I hear some of the richest kids have better relationships with their nannies than tr heir actual parents.
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  96.  @wpyoga  look up epigenetics for fetuses and you'll see you this problem is more complex than warmth. There is a placenta which regulates chemical and cellular interactions between the mother and baby, and this shared link can express or repress certain genetic expressions for the future baby so it is more adapted to it's environment.
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  97. The newer, better Trump. He will always be remembered but JD will go further with his intellect.
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  98. 500% turnout? Hope that's exaggeration because only 2/3 people actually voted, which is a massive turnout considering its usually less than half.
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  99. Thank you for pointing this out, I think this really the heart of the problem. I will say there are always people who find their worth through their profession and take their lives because of failure, and then there are those who find success and still take their life for the thing you are talking about: finding success didn't end up satisfying them in the grand meaningful way they thought it would. I suppose that why religious and metaphysical thinking will remain persistent for a very long time to come.
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  100. No, rich people don't pay enough in taxes
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  101. Yeah, it's actually better to just keep using an older gas car because of the large CO2 footprint just to produce a new EV.
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  102. What we call "military aid" is just a polite way of saying we are opening up a military debt tab. If you cant pay back with money, maybe you let our oil companies extract oil in your borders and we'll call it even.
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  103. Seems pretty obvious to me, when they found him he was simply drunk, not enough to get a conviction but the officers heard the call for SA, and they are going to make sure this guy faces some sort of justice for that. So what do you do? Rough him up a bit, not like he belongs here in the first place and these immigrants are just making things bad, right? But oh no, looks like they beat him a little too much and there would be consequences for that, and then they wouldnt be heroes anymore! Thats where they just burn the evidence of their "justice" and shut off the fire alarm and take their time to make sure everything is nice and crispy. And then just toss a lighter around him and claim he was lighting himself on fire for attention, you know how it is. If there were holes in him they'd throw a gon on him and act like he hid it up his butt just to shoot himself. At the end of the day, even if it was proven that they did it, you still wouldn't care about the guy who lost his life, you would be worried about the families of those poor officers if they had to be held accountable. Trivalism and confirmation bias at their finest.
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  104. It's a yellow light on the tow truck, just blurred from condensation on the lens
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  105. You should just look at conversations between conservative intellectuals. News is kind of a gut reaction endeavor.
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  106. I'm pretty sure the grade comes from the fights between Hindus and Muslims.
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  107. I wonder why the kids don't revolt? They should start a labor union organizing through TikTok.
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  108. If I remember right, religious conflict in India led to the creation of Pakistan and Bangladesh and there are still struggles around the border? It's very difficult to govern arbitrary borders handed down from a colonizer, and new appropriate states will be born from civil war which usually happens in the collapse of empires, so it's not a fair situation.
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  109. The oligarchs want that for the whole country, we are all gonna get squeezed into serfdom while arguing about abortion and the color of our skin.
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  110.  @higreentj  I agree that when we truly can confirm that there is another distant Earth to land on, that artificial wombs will have to come into play, becoming more cybernetic or adjusting our genetics will also come into play. Though, I'm not sure any of those solutions have anything to do with the coming population collapse within the next 20 years. That has more to do with the fact that people have less and less kids in increasingly industrialized and wealthy nations which means we will likely need to pursue automation and restructure incentives for family creation first (as these are things that can currently be implemented). I also think we are heading towards an economic collapse having to do with inflated markets, predatory capitalism (rising inequality), and dwindling job opportunities in increasingly efficient industries. The disruption caused by that will probably disrupt the "tech disruption" industries for a while, so I'm not sure how soon these futures will come. I think we may see the craziest consequences come from AI in tandem with gene therapy, where people start living way longer, and how we are going to have to deal with that.
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  111. Well, we are the richest nation, it's the least we could do to help. Maybe it'll be the reason we come back someday?
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  112. I saw a headline about this on new years day or something, I just remenber thinking: "Thanks for trying man, you tried to drain one swamp."
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  113.  @MommyMilkk  And when the tariffs stop the companies will keep the same prices we got used to and squeeze even more money out of us!
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  114. You guys should try cranial shock therapy, it might give you super powers since there is nothing wrong with your brains.
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  115. The economy isn't broken, it's been designed to transfer and consolidate wealth from the bottom to the top and we let it happen because our media bubbles told us we should hate each other so we didn't pay attention while it was happening.
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  116. Beware the thugs with badges who point guns in your face and get off on that authority.
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  117. true words, luckily they wern't barbaric enough to wear their "RAPE" shirts.
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  118. "Last Stand"... corporate media, you are so predictable trying to couch bernie as a fringe candidate.
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  119. RLprod I'm saying its not as cut and dry as you make it seem. I'm saying that companies in the food industry choose to put things that release lots of dopamine in the food such as sugar and more fat because they want return customers. I'm not saying this as a blanket statement, its more a criticism of large companies who are consciously engineering addiction for profit. I'm not saying anything needs to be done about it because these are just capitalistic products that taste good, and they have every right to make something good. Just think of what happened with trans fat, something pleasurable can be dangerous and there will always be uneducated or undisciplined people who will fall prey to such products, and companies like McDonald's know that. But really McDonalds will just follow the money.
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  120. For myself, 50-70k depending on the cost of living, with a partner I would say 30-40k if we were splitting costs (could be even less if we owned property). I'm pretty utilitarian, so if it works its good enough, dont really care to show off unless its something i made. I care about quality food, quality time to do what I want, and a good partner to share life with. Having love in my life I don't fear losing makes the amount of money i feel I need less and just makes me wish I had more time.
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  121. Everything is an exception until it becomes the status quo
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  122. It's about who influences the algorithm and owns the data, Chinese TikTok and TikTok in the US have a stark contrast in what content is pushed on the user. Of course TikTok will be copied on a surface level, that's like Vimeo and YouTube or Burger King and McDonalds, it's what's in the background that matters and if there is an agenda.
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  123.  @SimplyMayaB1994  Also, what do you think about the idea of a single man who wants a daughter and has the fertilized egg to do so, should he be allowed to bring that child into the world alone? (I think it should just be married couples) But what if the man was a widowed husband and it's his deceased wife's egg and he has the ability to have the child they both wanted before she died of a tragic accident or something?
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  124.  @rabeechowdhury  epigenetics is different than just genetic modification, but almost works the same way. It's if certain Gene's are turned on or off due to the environment, a lot of which is old DNA that we wouldn't dare mess with yet because we aren't that sophisticated about how the human genome unpacks itself into a new living form. We can add some stuff, but playing with DNA that encodes for our neurological and immune system is not there and those are most effected by our environment in how Gene's get expressed to deal with our environment. So yeah, moms will be important for a while until we can simulate the full exchange of a placenta and the various exchanges between mother and child. Doesn't mean we can't experiment though, there are lots of problems we can solve with genetic modification, even while the person is out of the womb.
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  125.  @Nikhil-ty3rk  Nothing is Indian enough if Westerners can see it right? All the good Indian perspectives are stuck in India.
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  126. Yeah, and with tariffs I'm sure prices will fall to rock bottom! Hopefully I don't have to wait 4 years.
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  127. I trust Big Ballz to treat your momma right.
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  128. I disagree, if the debates were held on PBS then you may have more of a point, but CNN is a business and doesn't get public funding to put the debates on, so it's an entirely private matter, even though some of the debators are public servants.
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  129. Yes, because only conservatives lie.... lol you sound so delluded
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  130. Like when things go on sale? That's always happened.
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  131. Exactly what I expect from this channel, close minded thinkers who are afraid of value systems that are not their own.
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  132.  @aeroripper  I dont know of any young people in general who tune in to FOX news or even TV in general. Outside of clips online where liberals are get caught up looking dumb, I'd say you have to look at the conservative versions of David Pakman like Ben Shapiro for young people. Maybe Tucker Carlson has the greatest appeal, but even then I'm sure the ads that play during his show are for AARP, life insurance, and buying gold (old people stuff)
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  133.  @bwenluck9812  which is run by American bureaucrats.
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  134. I've already started, gave up all my social media in 2016 at the age of 22 because of the toxicity of the election and the problem of social media bubbles I started to notice. I feel like I live a happier and more grounded to reality life than many of my peers.
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  135. I'm up in the Seattle area, never a shortage here, we are the armpit of the NW.
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  136. ​ @VirtualTexan  If you ask me that happens with every profession where you are hiring people with specialized knowledge and have been doing it for decades. Construction, food, and transportation aren't cutting edge fields but technology and science are fields where maybe a handful of people know how to understand the new stuff and you still need to keep around people who know how to integrate that into old infrastructure. Maybe bosses shouldn't be so lazy and come up with better incentives to get what they want instead of complaining into the void when that time could be better spent educating yourself on how to motivate people since it's your job.
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  137. I like the open source aspect and the cleaner architechture of the processing, even as an American I see this as a win.
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  138. Ummm..... smug arrogance. All you know is what your personal pundit lineup tells you, we're all relying on experts and the latest data. I imagine you are a C+ student trying super hard to seem smarter than everyone else because you dont wanna be made fun of. Enjoy that characterization.
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  139. Never felt scared, I don't think anyone did. The media just needs something to talk about that isn't the economy or a corporate disaster.
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  140. Nah, I enjoy my stability
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  141. Awesome comment, great satire, would love to see it acted out
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  142. I literally know a small business owner who gets parts of his circuit boards made in China and the tariffs essentially made his business impossible. Many of these components and fabs do not exist in the US and it will take until the end of Trump's presidency for those things to come back here.
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  143. @bigfishh   Maybe an object was a bad analogy. Adopting a pet is a better one since generally people are looking for a certain breed or some quality that they love, plus pets are unique like kids, but they can't talk back (which has its ups and downs). I think you are right that if people want a child then they will try to do what's right for it, but intentions and actions are two different worlds and often we fail to live up to our intentions or realize a thing we believed we wanted wasn't what we thought it would be (insert tragedy). Another aspect of this is the legal and payment around this. Now I'm not sure how surrogate moms work, as they are the closest analogy to this, but if a baby doeant come to term there it's a tragedy of biology, if it happens in an incubator then is a failure of technology and the institution that runs the program and machines. Would somebody pay up front? Pay as you go? A lump sum at the end? Perhaps a little of each and the you can sue depending on where the accident happened? What happens to an incubated fetus if the family dies in a crash and there is nobody around to take it? Is it terminated to make room for the next paying customer or is the extended family supposed to pay off the debt and take ownership of the child? I just think we will see some interesting conundrums around this whole practice outside the convenience of it all.
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  144. Not if it's a crypto scam
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  145. ​ @thecomplexitiesoftheobvious  I think the updated translation is fine because more common people understand what being a millionaire is vs. a capitalist
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  146. Interesting that in the video she had to talk about Asians (a race not a religion), foreign funded lobbyist groups (like from Pakistan), and anecdotes (the two Sikhs); but if I'm not mistaken the reason Pakistan and Bangladesh separated from India is because of religious conflict (primarily) and there is still heat along those borders. I'm guessing that's what has played a role in the grading. Now, I don't think it's completely fair because governing arbitrary colonial borders is very difficult and often revolutions and civil wars are common until better borders come about. People come to the US to escape religious persecution and it's in our foundational documents to have religious freedom, but that shouldn't be a reason we dont grade ourselves, seems pretty self righteous but also a conflict of interest even if we did.
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  147. I'm sure everything will be great again once nuclear war starts!
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  148. Go away bot
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  149. Just like when the French helped fight the British during the war for American independence
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  150. We judge because we judge, everybody has a little scorecard about the others based on perceptions. If I remember right, religious conflict in India led to the creation of Pakistan and Bangladesh and there are still struggles around the border? It's very difficult to govern arbitrary borders handed down from a colonizer, and new appropriate states will be born from civil war which usually happens in the collapse of empires, so it's not a fair situation. I can see why China is on there though, they seem to be expanding and assimilating at a faster rate.
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  151. That's gay
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  152. The guy on the street with the cardboard doomsday sign has a youtube account, nice
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  153.  @veenak5857  it's not so different from what Christian's believe, the belief is that all is created by God and so we should show gratitude for all that we have, including other people.
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  154. I am working on perfumes right now and have been asking questions about good blenders for certain ingredients, ratios of ingredients, and what synthetics and natural products are out there for creating a specific smell. It's okay, it doesn't want to give too many specifics, and having the experience I have, I see how rudimentary the responses are, but boy do I wish I had this when I was first learning. Would have saved so much time and materials and with much better directed paths with the given tidbits in the responses.
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  155. I think before all these gangsters were put in prison, the general public felt like they were in a prison ruled by gangs. The sympathy for these guys comes from people who have never had to feel that way about their society, in a way its a privileged perspective.
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  156. ​ @JuanGonzalez-wq9hy  looks like you made some friends 😅
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  157. Who cares what people buy with their food assistance, as long as they are not dying of hunger. It's just easier to limit added sugar than regulate individual behavior.
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  158. Go away bot, they already got let out
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  159. I'm going to say yes, obviously, they just want to control the levels in the atmosphere.
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  160. I wish you could manage to properly inform an audience, cash is the preferred medium exchange for drug dealers, enough people got busted in dark web stores because the crypto transactions were traced to them. These cyber criminals are following the curve.
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  161. Your quick math is overlooking the fact that not everyone is 18 (about a quarter of the population) and that some people wouldn't get it because they are already getting other government assistance.
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  162. He also said he considered going into politics before he landed on psychology, definitely a mixed bag. I have a feeling this is part of helping the new college that is being built in Austin, TX.
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  163. You don't know what you don't know and unless you have a reason to check. Can't blame a guy in Ghana for not knowing the teachings of Buddha just because he has internet and can find out if he is curious, he's got other concerns.
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  164. Like you are a bot that is hallucinating.
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  165. ummm.. i don't think you understand who the people on this channel are. almost all are progressive, that's their bias, deal with it or move on. i personally would hate to see donald trump getting getting positive coverage, quite frankly he would be horrible for our country and a majority of people think so.
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  166. They don't make videos during the weekend, this is a clip from Friday. Wait till tomorrow to cast judgment. Calm down.
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  167. here's the real reason why I think Bernie is missing the black vote in southern states: it's the rates of television watching. roughly 3/4 of blacks regularly watch television, compared to whites at around 3/5. Television is essentially a corporate media screen with sponsored entertainment, depending on your cable package. television is Hillary's bully pulpit, and it's no wonder why she gets the black vote.
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  168. I think the idea of race baiting is interesting. It seems like a way of saying that race issues are being overstated or made up. I think it's because white people feel targeted whenever race is talked about and since most white people don't feel racist they may also feel like they are unjustly being attacked. Listen, get over it. Unless you think that you are a little racist then don't get worked up about it. Criticizing the police when they kill anyone is important for all of our safety. Especially when the socially weak are targeted as it only gets worse as the line gets drawn closer and closer to everyone who is under authority.
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  169. you have that first part in reverse, for the last one, lets just leave it at hillary generates coffins.
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  170. I suppose infinity in that regard would be the max possible number of differentiable mouth sounds in an infinite series of combinations. though, I suppose at some point the biological tissue required to compress the symbolic abstractions that language provides into the real substance of reality.
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  171. ever wonder why there needed to be a minimum wage in the first place? maybe because of almost cruelly low wages that stagnated markets because there was hardly enough money to cover the essentials let alone go out to a restaurant etc.
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  172. +DeadheadDude they do in a different video, go watch it. thanks.
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  173. Dikinya Butt​ well, you forgot the rest of Cenk's quote but I'll forgive you because it weakens your point. The interesting thing is how black and white people see this incident between TYT and AJ. It's not like TYT set out to find AJ and get aggressive, it seemed like they got angry just like AJ wanted and retaliated just like he wanted, maybe not in the way he was expecting, but either way he was provoking them. Neither camp is in the right.
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  174. I think she did it intentionally. Perhaps out of personal feelings of rebellion and protest. She must have known it was a controversial thing to put on twitter, a statement of feminism in a society that oppresses females for her largely female fanbase. I think you understand this as a juvenile and simply disrespectful act but there was more intention than that.
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  175. Seems like he wrote a book on how we use sell synonymously with promotion and then deemed that promoting oneself is akin to being a salesman. Good wordplay, boring book premise.
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  176. which ones?
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  177. I think she did it intentionally. Perhaps out of personal feelings of rebellion and protest. She must have known it was a controversial thing to put on twitter, a statement of feminism in a society that oppresses females for her largely female fanbase. I think many will understand this as a juvenile and simply disrespectful act but there was more intention than that.
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  178. Charlie Sheen meltdown comming soon! WINNING!
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  179. Just give them four years and then you can blame the next administration. For what you mentioned yeah, with the tariffs, that's gonna be more expensive.
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  180. I never take part in AWM79V, it's just not right, sickening really
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  181. What a distraction this all was, a red herring. If anything it's a test to see how competent our control of our airspace is. People trying to make this political are just wasting their time.
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  182. Marx and those he inspired are economists who seem to be popular with this audience. Most of you found out about him through your interest in the "toxic" economics classes taught in Western societies. I mean, you can say the way economics are taught is bad, but really it's the people who were able to maintain political stability/control that are keeping it held down as an alternative approach for fear of what happened in the countries that advertised themselves as communist. When it comes to economics, it might be practical to think about what makes your country competitive on the world stage instead of embracing a system you want to use as a tool to settle the your personal envy of those who have more than you. Corruption of those who won't pass the torch down to the next generation is a different problem the just "rich people are bad". (Don't think this is the right video to post this on, but it's the most recent video and I want to poke around a bit)
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  183. As they are interviewed by legacy media, what a joke. Theres just so much cope right now, how about inflation? Lets talk about that.
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  184. I think people weren't interested, you need views or donors and they didn't give people a product they cared enough about to contribute to with time or money.
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  185. Stupid bot comment
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  186.  Iiii Iiii  we're all going to be doing it soon, the world is becoming increasingly turbulent and this is just the start. Nobody expected Ukraine to last this long, seems like they are better at cashing checks than anyone thought, the will of a Ukrainian fighter with US military technology is quite a force to be reckoned with.
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  187. I think it's great, I'm tired of this audience and their fear of ideas they disagree with. If all you do is watch clips of the guy, your just into confirming your own bias about what you want to see, truth is he's got the greatest counterarguments to some of the things on progressive agendas.
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  188.  @Orinatl  I'm talking about interest for the child, you are talking about the self interest of the parents or yourself as a woman or for a feminist agenda. As a male, I would have kids personally but the parts I have means I would need to have it cut out of me and no man could give healthy birth since the baby has to be forced through such a narrow passage. Sorry your body has to be the one that goes through it, somebody has to do it. Society is different now, but men had to go through as much garbage to get a child on this earth by just having to compete with other men and protect their families in war (I'm sure your view of history is just one of pure exploitation, but that's just innaccurate). I know with technology the idea of men and women will probably become irrelevant as we get our genetics harvested and then we just have two dads (or two moms) around the house, maybe parents will just be specialized nannies (or robots) who know more than parents and it would actually be worse if we just let parents raise kids willy-nilly. I mean, the idea of just fertilizing a pile of eggs and then have those eggs hatched to be raised by super intelligent AI robots sounds pretty convenient, wouldn'teven have to be a good father or mother like reptiles. At that point, why even get married? I would rather choose to most intelligent, caring, and attractive woman at the egg bank and have my child to be raised by an expert than some lady who could potentially take half my money if things dont go right. The thing about getting married to the woman I'm with now is that she's taking a risk on her life and I'm willing to risk losing future earnings for the good of that child and the irreversible damage that childbirth can do to her body, so on a moral level risk/compensation pans out. I'm not saying this tech won't be a more morally sound process once all the kinks are figured out, it may eventually be illegal to biologically have kids because of the risks involved would just be too abusive to all people involved given how superior the technology would be. It's like self driving cars, once they drive better than us, it's really just an unnecessary risk to allow us to drive and insurance companies will make sure its cost prohibitive since their best customer is a driver (the car) who never gets distracted and is always following regulations. Also, there are surrogate mothers out there who will do this for people already (and they make more than double what I make in year based on the resulting adds I see on google) and it's not any more risky than catching crab up in Alaska or being a lumberjack (something men do to have a successful family).
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  189. Elon is Saruman the White.
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  190.  @GahMehGrrrr  well, I think it's because the lie is about alcohol, if it was about his favorite super hero and he said Captain America because he thought it was better optics, even though his old classmates said he was a huge Green Lantern fan, nobody would REALLY care. I think the fact that its under oath makes it more egregious though.
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  191.  @naz040  because it makes him look bad... Lol. The fact he's getting called out now is even more damaging maybe, but I think he thought he could get away with it.
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  192.  @thaitraveller9756  we'll be fine, some people might be sad for a while, but it's just a waste of time anyways. No serious people care that much.
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  193.  @Forcoy  Ah, I see now 👍
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  194. That would be a long trip, wouldn't be very strategic if they had to sail that thing back to fight.
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  195. Making a discovery that goes against intuition or mainstream paradigm and claiming that as the new truth makes most people look crazy unless they can prove it out of pocket.
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  196.  @champdynasty8992  damn, it's almost like he saw how you didn't care about obvious corruption and figured he was better off without you.
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  197.  @gabeswitala2292  he was, but times change and you see how people really are when rubber meets the road
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  198.  @jannettsnow2856  it's their smallest demographic, according to a 2015 poll their average prime time viewer was 68, with 69% of their audience being above the age of 50. Cant imagine more young people want to watch this antiquated stuff 7 years in the future.
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  199. Think of the beast mode children who make it out of those septic tanks, I wouldn't want to mess around with them. Probably a lot of good "back in my day" stories about to come from your state. At least it's not forced labor.
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  200. What a great time to be a tech billionaire, I'm so proud of their accomplishments, you know, for us.
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  201. Boomers are retiring from manual labor jobs that AI can't do, that's where kids come in.
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  202. YouTube is becoming what TV used to be, you'll see oldschool media companies had tons of lawyers, expect big creators to need the same.
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  203. More STEM! Please no more humanities, seems like modern humanities is making conversation harder imo.
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  204. What about the epigenetic effects and signals that a baby gets while in their mother's womb? None of that was talked about, or any talk about the value of a human life may change as it gets easier to make them.
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  205. What if we made these cuts, actually paid off the debt and then tax the rich and close loopholes so we could pay off the debt even harder.
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  206.  @JohnDoeTheTroll  that's basically a master's degree in common sense, which is something I lost when I went to college 😔
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  207.  @JohnDoeTheTroll  Thank you, sir! I will repeat this song to those I meet in remembrance of your teachings! 🙏
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  208.  @jamesheron2282  thank you for this.
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  209. True, but also the people becoming elderly are made and are making choices that aren't benefiting future generations, the used the ladder and pulled it up with them.
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  210.  @boblozaintherealworld3577  I'm aware these "reserves" we have are stuck in the ground still, had a guy tell me there was a texas sized field up in Alaska that was left untapped (I'm sure it's big but sounds like embelishment). I also watched some government hearings where companies were "strongly urged" to start fracking and drilling zones for the good of prices in America, even though these companies stand to profit by letting the price hike up a bit (supply and demand). With Saudi Arabia and that whole region, my comment was more about OPEC and propping up the dollar by requiring it to be traded for oil in that region which allows us to be off the gold standard and become a reserve currency. Though, I'm sure we still get a bit of oil from that region depending on how refined it is. Didnt know the government had to lease those, though, good info.
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  211. How'd they get the truck?
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  212.  @Bubba-z4s    places like Mississippi have pretty poor outcomes for the people who live there, I've been through there and seen it. What great technology, products, or research come from that state? Nothing comes off the top of my head.
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  213. @Bubba-z4s  their median wage is ~$28,000, and given they pay American prices they are just as impoverished like people use outhouses because they don't have waste plumbing.
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  214. It's all relative to your surroundings, everyone takes their environment for granted in a way. From poor to rich or rich to poor, even while in a good nation seems dramatic to any individual who doesn't know how their situation stacks against the world.
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  215. There will be always be new empires
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  216. This video makes me mad in the same way people will take a look at the top 40 music chart and compare it to the whole history of recorded music and say "what happened, music used to be good". Revolutionary thinkers are few and far between and only history will elucidate their importance, there are smart people all over the place, but they are made human by their social media account instead of being romanticized in college essays for the past 100 years. Look at the gaps in between these individuals if you want a real sense of this.
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  217. Good on you guys for bringing this to my attention, this is why I subscribe!
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  218. Invading a sovereign country is very naughty, blaming the leader of the invaded country for the deaths caused by the foreign invading troops is gross. Your mind is the one that is confused.
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  219.  @sophiemendez5567  yup, soon to be own by giant mega-conglomerate food corporations, we won't own the land, we just get to work it so we can afford rent.
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  220. Not all farmers farm the same thing and are all affected by tariffs differently
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  221. It's not, I imagine what you assume is cartoonish compared to the the actual nuance behind the beliefs, but as long as you feel good.
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  222. Lol, you wish 😄
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  223. All people's history in America is "American History". This country wouldn't be what it is today without talented and intelligent black folks creating our culture as we know it along the way. Black people are as much the "face of America" as anybody else, and you can try deleting this comment again but that is the truth as I see it.
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  224. Because of northern Florida, also many Florida Man tales.
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  225. The art of the deal in action, Zelensky looked more composed, but he's had to deal with so much im sure hes unfazed by everything at this point
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  226. Most people lose when war is afoot, including those not directly involved
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  227. I'm glad to see John take a pretty unbiased approach here, clearly did his research about how Steven does interviews and apologetics.
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  228. Yup, nobody else has those qualities...
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  229. I stopped watching this channel because tyt lives and breathes on outrage and smugness from the audience, it's not a good place to evolve political opinions.
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  230. Just wait for the short to come out
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  231. Too scared of their voters? Like a democracy? We are sliding into totalitarianism as the this administration tries to circumvent the courts with executive orders.
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  232. The guy may be the smartest man, but other character traits got in the way of him having finding success. For all we know the smartest living human could also be dealing with schizophrenic breaks and all the processing goes to dealing with personal reality.
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  233.  @FlyOverZone  no, I'm not a bot. it's just that the post was so cheesy I thought for sure part of the bot brigade spreading division. The Republican party represents Thucydides' quote: "The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must".
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  234. @malignousOne  go away bot
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  235. Seems pretty obvious to me, when they found him he was simply drunk, not enough to get a conviction but the officers heard the call for SA, and they are going to make sure this guy faces some sort of justice for that. So what do you do? Rough him up a bit, not like he belongs here in the first place and these immigrants are just making things bad, right? But oh no, looks like they beat him a little too much and there would be consequences for that, and then they wouldnt be heroes anymore! Thats where they just burn the evidence of their "justice" and shut off the fire alarm and take their time to make sure everything is nice and crispy. And then just toss a lighter around him and claim he was lighting himself on fire for attention, you know how it is. If there were holes in him they'd throw a gon on him and act like he hid it up his butt just to shoot himself. At the end of the day, even if it was proven that they did it, you still wouldn't care about the guy who lost his life, you would be worried about the families of those poor officers if they had to be held accountable. Tribalism and confirmation bias at their finest.
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  236. It was intercepted, why spend money on rockets when it was perceived to be a weather balloon? Gather intel, then make a decision. Also. America doesn't have to claim they have the strongest military, we just do and with military alliances it's even greater.
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  237. Define close a little more, I'm not so worried
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  238.  @TRUTHbomb2.0  I'm sure we'll figure something out, love that giant ego though
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  239.  @GK-nq3co  We should all be listening to the great wisdom of North Korea instead. US is like torture for the world, maybe China will do better.
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  240.  @vaishnavipathak916  Well, colonizers don't really get let in (well, maybe they do at first), they sort of force it or tend to communicate with the elites in the place of colonization to set up trade networks and corrupt certain members at the expense of the rest. It's like how dictators in unstable countries get rich off letting other countries exploit their resources and people for their own personal benefit. Like, nobody votes on moving industrial jobs from the USA to say, China; it happens because powerful people have the power to offshore productivity to other places where there is cheaper labor and it only benefits themselves and then they will lobby the government to also get invested in that exploitation, like the Dutch East India Company were given access to British military troops for protection because it was the largest economic force in the empire.
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  241. Divide and conquer, all us plebs getting jacked up over some news drama meanwhile the greatest wealth transfer in history is about to happen and nobody notices. Thanks Asmongold.
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  242. Yeah, those things suck, but so does US healthcare and infrastructure
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  243.  @derekdorsette7782  no, you just broadcast data back which and remain uncaptured since it just blows with the wind
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  244. Its videos like this that makes it real, thanks for posting. Wondering how people got such good angles with the footage 🤔
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  245. He's on the debate stage now. :)
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  246. I just think creatures like to feel like they own something, whether thats territory, mates, food, or attention. Love the idea, i just think without social control this goes against biology. Maybe a place like Japan could experiment with this?
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  247. Wind speed changes, ever think of that?
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  248.  @SebSenseGreen  just like how Jan 6 was about emotions? The hypocrisy is palpable, nobody gets to lay claim to being the rational side when I can watch videos of both parties having meltdowns over stuff they don't like.
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  249. Move to Qatar?
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  250. India shouldn't be criticized for getting oil on sale, its just economic prudence.
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  251.  @Bolensgoldrush  I live in Washington state, my local government is already on your side. I'm sure with enough consumer outrage the red states will change their tune.
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  252.  @sciencecompliance235  so long as it confirms their preconceived notions and makes them feel smart for watching.
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  253. Do a video on why the US keeps the south poor, what do they do to keep Mississippi so poor?
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  254. Honestly no, you could have said she has a more liberal position on gun regulations. But the one thing you do that many other popular news outlets refuse to do is give Bernie Sanders a fair showing in during this election cycle.
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  255. GOTTA GET THAT VINTAGE SELTZER!
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  256. Stan Smith hmm, that might be how it is framed. But I guess If the police disproportionately arrest and kill black people then they should assume that somebody might get mad enough to retaliate.
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  257. wow, what a lie. also, terrorism is not that scary, it's overproduced fear propaganda here in America to justify military spending. cars kill more people.
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  258. Can't believe "Donald Trump" and "person of the year" are being used in the line of text.
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  259. to say somebody's choices aided in the creation is different then saying they are the FOUNDER of ISIS. get real.
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  261. Love this guy, talking about the future in a realistic way. idk if his timelines will happen, we'll see what happens in the now.. considering trump. BUT! we do need to start getting out in front of these technologies (especially AI) or we may be sorry.
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  262. Beck is using what are called placebo treatments.
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  263. +Mike Steen Everyone thinks their opinions are facts, including Crowder.
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  264. lololololololololololololololol, if fox news isn't right wing enough then you are talking Fascism buddy
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  265. Hillary didn't really do that well. She won most of her delegates from States that will vote GOP in the general election. Bernie won the swing States and the progressive States.
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  266. Yeah, if he decided to sell he would have that money, for now it's frozen in that asset.
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  267. ***** I actually did know that it just has his name on it for marketing reasons as if his name actually is associated with wealth, but you have to work with these Trump people little by little in terms they can understand.
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  268. Racism is like a zit. Its ugly, its inflamed, and nobody likes it. If we could find medicine it would go away over time but we would need to be mindful enough to apply it. Or we could pop it, violently expelling grotesque fluids everywhere only to keep it inflamed a while after. As with popping though, you leave a scar, a cavity for dirt to seep in and start the process all over again. We're going to pop this shit, because nobody is talking medicine.
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  269. This is what happens when you cut educational funding.
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  270. what about body cameras though? some people may think it's minor, but it is something.
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  271. +wiz9496 lol, yeah, sure.
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  272. +wiz9496 yeah, nobody is alive anymore
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  273. If I had my way I would have the clips posted early so Kyle can get his revenue, but then later post the full show so there's not as much clicking between videos. I would even settle for multiple commercials long form if I don't have to find every video.
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  274. +Dikinya Butt it's projection if you assume all things Cenk says is bullshit, which I don't. I'm not going to tell you that things don't get hyperbolic and that i don't disagree with his angles on some subjects, but unlike AJ and RS this guy is also leading WOLF-PAC to get money out of politics which is admirable. I say that to bring up the point that Cenk isn't just a talking head but a guy who fights for a principled democracy.
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  275. +Ben Warren wasn't just words, if you watch the video AJ is all up in Cenk's space. Now imagine that was Donald Trump or something, you think security would be chilled about that? if AJ wanted a fight of words he could have called for a debate or something. instead he provoked them during a live taping just to make a scene. by analogy, if a man pokes a sleeping bear with a stick and the bear wakes up and and starts growling but then he keeping poking it as the bear gets more angry and finally lashes out, you blame the bear? who was otherwise minding it's own business?
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  276. Ben Warren really? humans are not bears? since when do analogies have to be literal? also i disagree that humans are that far off from bears when it comes to restraint. Ever been to a prison? Ever go into a blind rage? ever eat more than you should have? ever wanted to bomb a country? ever read a nasty youtube comment? ever shot an unarmed black man? ever watched a fight and liked it? ever watch a movie where the hero has a gun and KILLS every "badguy"(might have families) to get his girl or whatever? Just because humans have technology doesn't mean we are evolutionarily that different from bears in fundamental ways. restraint in humans vs. animals: we just have a different playing field. also this "should'a, could'd, would'a" type shit about how to act when somebody is up in your business is bogus. have you ever been flustered? have you ever been made angry beyond your control? not so easy to keep a level head. sure it's easy to point fingers from behind a screen but real life is messy and things happen in an instant. Jimmy came in with spit, which i don't agree with, that was pretty cheap.
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  277. Ben Warren​​​ first I will ask where this supposed "violence" was during the encounter? nobody is being charged with anything and it was all caught on film. funny, it does't seem to be that big of a deal to security or law enforcement, just to people online looking to demonize the opposition. About the bear stuff, obviously bears are different creatures. To say they don't know restraint is poorly thought out, ever seen a trained bear? Perhaps you think there is a restraint center in the human brain, well there isn't, it has to do with conditioning during childhood or the fear of punishment. Bears have mammalian body types like us, have similar brain structures, hypothalamus and amygdala included as well as many of same hormone driven drives. Still needs to eat and sleep and will exploit the niches in their environment to do so. Our main benefit is we can pass down knowledge through cultural transmission. But without that we are the pretty much the same. Look up neglected children that never grew up in a society or parents, totally instinctual creatures with some capacity for symbolism, but that could just be pavlovian learning. I think your outlook is based in this notion that humans are special compared to all other animals, and I'm sorry to tell you, but that's just egotistical. It's based ideology that we created ourselves. Don't get me wrong, humans are clever and have done much to effect the world, to the detriment of other living creatures many times as we expand. 
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  278. play this!
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  279. i'm offended
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  280. well, I'm glad he said he didn't want to hurt the protesters, that's a change.
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  281. currently laugh at #Bernie2016 until April rolls around and it seems like Bernie 2016 vs. Trump 2016. (then Bernie wins)
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  282. Just in time for the "tough on crime" administration.
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  283. what she said about the rise of Hitler in comparison to Trump, totally on the money. I see this as well and to be honest it's quote frightening.
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  284. labor for the win!
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  285. Its hard not to eat ice cream when it sits in front of your face. It's hard to ignore something if it follows you around. I don't think there needs to be a movement to use dumbphones, but I see where they are coming from.
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  286. +musti mon Yemen.
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  287. Shock good points
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  288. The DEA has gotta keep making that weed money.
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  289.  NotSaint  we're all getting a bit of cloud, or maybe it's all posturing and nobody will make clouds.
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  290.  NotSaint  I think it may be a new cold war, or perhaps now is the final chapter in the previous cold war since Putin remembers the glories of the USSR and wants to cement a legacy of not bending the knee to the US and its allies before he dies, basically flipping the table the game is being played on. (he's old and apparently has cancer)
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  291. Some of these police are terrorists.
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  292. I guess I'm okay with this, seems like hosting major sports events is a financial burden for those who have to host it, so if you have unlimited money, why not . Lots of vacant infrastructure in the future, feels like a dodged bullet really.
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  293. If democracy doesn't exist here, then how come new people come and go? I understand these people may be corrupted all in the same way so it's just the illusion of a democracy, but still.
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  294. Have them watch foreign news so they can live outside all our narratives for a bit and then they can see the system for what it is more fully.
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  295. And then giving all that money to Elon in a government contract, or wait, maybe it will go to making camps for all the illegal immigrants he is deporting. How nice.
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  296. Well, didnt have to watch the video for this one, the comments say it all! 😅
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  297. This is just tit for tat gang violence through government adminitstrations, we need more economic justice and decrease poverty in the US
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  298. Ramping up violence isn't good for society, if you think you won't get retaliation you are wrong and if anrifa attacks forcefully enough then they will gain public sympathy
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  299. Have them watch WION, RT, and Al Jezeera
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  300. Asmon has such a unique grifting style, an appreciation for the depraved, the archetypal alpha incel.
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  301. @gabrisgamer450  he is his own product, he's selling himself like a prostitute to a gamergate conservative audience. Maybe that's who he just is, but I've watched him long enough to know he plays into the entertainment/drama aspect of all this for views, he's said it verbatim.
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  302. And then as China you have plausible deniability stating its a weather baloon.
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  303. Lol, if a building explodes.
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  304. Still less than the casualties those NATO allies did to eachother over WWI and WWII. Guess savages can be tamed over time.
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  305. Yeah, I'm sure they could work in other sectors too, but that got left out for pure shock value. It's likely because the population in Iowa is declining and they need more workers.
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  306.  @eminentbishop1325  lol, if you lived in the Midwest you would know that a lot of kids work on farms and other areas like a paper route. There is a special drivers liscense you can get at 14 in some states so you operate equipment. Kids just know how to do more things in rural areas, just admit that you want to infantilize people. Also, it's demographics driven. You likely live in a metro area.
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  307.  @eminentbishop1325  also, I don't support it at a certain age, we don't need to go back to the 1800s. You should be at least a high schooler, and I don't think all areas should adopt this. Do you think 16 year Olds should be allowed to work?
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  308.  @patchwurk6652  Life is dangerous, you probably went to college to to extend your adolescence and stay out of danger. People like you is the reason we dont have shop classes in school anymore or can go rock climbing or do anything fun. Saying something like "you support child labor" is so vague and a total slander since it makes it seem like I would support a 6 year old working in a coal mine which is not at all my position. For you, what is the youngest age you would accept somebody working? What if they were a homeless youth or needed to take care of sick family members? You seem very narrow minded in your approach and just want to call somebody out so you can give yourself a cheap pat on the back.
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  309.  @patchwurk6652  Also, "putting children in dangerous jobs"? I missed the part of this where there is forced labor, please point out where that children are being forced to work in Iowa, I'm very dumb.
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  310.  @patchwurk6652  I'm not a republican, I would just appear like one because of my loose stance on this issue, based on my background growing up with people who had circumstantial problems in their life that had nothing to do with people above them exploiting them, and yeah, maybe we shouldn't tax child labor, how about that for starting the solution train. I started working at Dairy Queen when I was 14 turning 15 soon and because of that I could get my life started economically before my peers, the only other way was drug dealing or if your family bought you stuff and gave you allowance. If society utterly fails you, then stops you from doing anything that could help out your situation, then your just handcuffed to more bullshit. Again, this isn't slave labor, nobody is forcing a 15 year old to work in a mine and if they are there is CPS for that, or make a public post and I'm sure a lawyer would take interest "for the sake of our children". I think the fact that you served in the military for so long gives you this idea that all of society is about being exploited by a superior who is lazy (which when we are older is how young people will probably view us). There are great hardworking people in the private sector up and down the ladder and there are also very lazy people who want to do the bare minimum or less if they can get away with it. Kyle is self employed, so I take that narrative into account, he says "guillotine shears!" like it's the most unsafe thing in the world, Google it it's just metal cutting shears (don't put your fingers in the cutting part and you'll be fine). Garbage compactors can't even be run by people under 18 for OSHA regulation. Also, let's say you have a kid working in a mine, which is mostly using industrial equipment (nobody uses pickaxes anymore), they will likely have a job that is safer than the other jobs because the last thing you want is for some high schooler dying in your mine and having that get out to the public, which would definitely happen in this day and age, mind you, this isn't the 1800s where there are no legal protections around youths. In the same way that there are polically active young people who would love to vote, there are young people with agency and their own desire to start making money with a job for whatever reason. Let "kids" or young adults work if they want, make those jobs safe entry level jobs or apprenticeships, compensate them with at least 80% minimum wage but tax free and have limited work time, say 24 hours maximum per week. If you really dig into whats happening, they are just opening up sectors people under the age of 18 couldn't work in to younger people, that's it, again, nobody is forcing anyone to do anything unsafe here.
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  311.  @patchwurk6652  So basically for you, if Republicans want to do something it must be bad because you know all about how they think and they are just the worst, okay. These people care about children, they just arent concerned with the same things you are in regards to children, they have different values. You come across as very protectionist (perhaps of yourself too since maybe the job you do could be done by a teenager, i know mine could they just arent allowed) while "they" come across as changing rules so a cheaper labor source can come in, its very much the same with immigration or letting women work since it floods the market with more labor thus depressing wages that a single worker household would have. I see your point about cheaper labor, but it is such a narrow slice and there is a larger story you are missing here: the boomers, our largest generational cohort on earth is retiring creating tons of jobs that they had occupied and we still need to fill. Combine that with deglobalozation with a lot of reindustrialization coming back to the US and taking Iowa's demographics in particular, this is why lowering the working age for certain industries makes sense in Iowa's case. I live in the Seattle area and there are so many jobs and unfilled positions it's crazy coming from somebody who graduated around the last recession in 2008. And a lot of kids (over 18 but kids in my eyes) don't care to work because their parents will let them hang out at home not gaining any skills outside of being chronically online. Trade skill jobs are coming back, office jobs (and their unpaid interns) are on the way out since they will be replaced with AI. Look at the industries talked about in the video, lines up doesn't it?
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  312.  @patchwurk6652  Yeah, I'm all on board for the social issues stuff, but this is more about economics. I seem to recall Republicans causing a big stink about what's being taught to their kids in schools, the crime rate, drugs, pedophilia and sex trafficking, and living up to classical moral standards. You can argue the specifics of how they want to change or enforce details around any those things being good or bad, but you can't say they don't care, that's just lazy thinking. Also, how are Republicans specifically benefiting from this "child" labor (i have a hard time thinking of a 17 year old as a child)? Are you implying that all these sectors are owned by Republicans and profits go right back to the people passing the legislation? Do you think the kids working these jobs might also be republican in nature and prefer they could start working early and they accept the risk? I mean, one could say 18 year olds signing up for the military are not fully aware of what could happen to them but they want to get out of their small stagnating town even though they know there is a risk involved. Taking out a huge college loan that you can't default on is also a huge risk since it's not guaranteed you'll get a job in your field of study and everyone around says "it's the best thing to do, work smart not hard". Also, I think I'm done with this conversation since you don't really have much to say about my substantive arguments and just want to expand on the petty remarks I make towards you, which is honestly just low hanging fruit that I put out to gage where my "opponent" is at in their thinking. Good luck out there, engage with things you disagree with as to avoid the tribalism that's pulling us all apart. Kyle is cool, but he is also a bubble as with Ben Shapiro and others, know the best arguments against you or you will be easily dismissed. Peace out ✌️
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  313.  @patchwurk6652  I've heard all those arguments before, you also seem to only care about people with a liberal bias so hypocrisy, and yeah, you were bad faith from the beginning until you started realizing I had liberal values. I will keep being me, later.
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  314. Communism came from Europe.
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  315. There's not too much conspiracy, global reports are saying China is locking down entire cities, it looks ugly because it is when you just interrupt people's lives and and forcibly relocate them. I think it's because their vaccine is not very effective so this is their alternative.
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  316. I think these are sculptures, I dont know if I'm the spiritual successor to this man but I make dodecahedrons out of ceramics, plastic, and metal. I've veen obsessed with the shape my whole life. I think what's cool about dodecahedrons is they are what the cube is to the square and is the most complex foundational plutonic solid. Geometrically I think its one of the most strategic shapes and its a very good approximate for a sphere meaning its fairly resilient form to take for cellular forms like pollen and plankton. I can make a dodecahedron freehand the way most people can do a cube, there's a feeling of transcendence going one step more with the pentagon and I can't help but think this was a similar feeling back then. And maybe like a meme these things spread and it was kind of a cultural moment. They are certainly enigmatic, and if you dont know what to do with something and you just like to display it for its beauty, then it's functionally a sculpture anyways.
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  317. It's what would happen if you started watching both sides of the news instead of letting progressive pundits rule your mind. Watching one side or the other is the problem.
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  318. It's about Hindus vs. Muslims I'm guessing.
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  319. Doesn't the US have a similar problem with baby boomers right now?
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  320. The world's becoming totalitarian, just look at all the unelected people everywhere. Even the richest man is now leading the US government.
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  321.  @cheydinal5401  nah, if you have 9 political parties it's way harder for any one person or group to corrupt all those parties in the same way that you can with 2 options. Then you roll out ranked choice voting, make it so people with an government ID are automatically able to vote for any party in that state, then create an agency that can challenge unfair redistricting.
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  322. I think the value of human life will diminish because the risk involved will be so little. The whole idea of life being sacred is linked to the ordeal it takes to generate new life, take that away and I think we can start making justifications around human life and breeding programs that seem dystopian. Maybe I'm wrong, there is love in child adoption and people who marry dolls, so maybe our plastic brains will be able to manage this nuance in life creation just fine.
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  323. @Ed what a fantasy, make sure to reprogram the general human brain or it will only be a cycle.
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  324.  @edmurks236  The money is going to our military contractors fool. You think we are giving them cash? We are giving them aid in the form of military weapons, american taxpayer funded weapons, ready to go and get tested on the battlefield, we'll worry about the debt later when we can negotiate conditions if they can't pay back with cash.
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  325.  @nickb3005  the money has already been spent by the the American government purchasing arms for its stockpile through tax collection. The aid we are giving is not cash, its military assets from our own stockpile. We will eventually come back to collect on this debt and if they cant pay back with cash then maybe we negotiate something comparable to cash in hand, like an oil deed or special contract.
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  326.  @edmurks236  Yeah, we make the best weapons, so of course they will come to us, especially fighting Russia who also makes good weapons. We share a common interest, Ukraine wants to defend themselves from the bully next door and the US doesnt like Putin. Also, from the looks of it there are a lot more busted up Russian military assets then any other, looks like US smart missiles and drones combined with our intelligence is really making Russia look weaker than anyone thought.
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  327. I think this is in large part to the election is over, the drop is more surprising because of who was in office this time.
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  328. Plants cant move and have to be fertilized by other animals frequently, be like a flower and you'll attract something
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  329. Not really, we would still all be subsistence farmers if that were the case. Ego and social pressure (from corruptors) causes smart people to act in ways that are not in their (or their country's) best interest.
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  330. Nationalism is the fad again, hopefully these egos don't get too tripped up on each other.
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  331. Just put artificial wombs in waifu pillows for the future of wives?
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  332. So essentially, we are gonna need another Paul Voelker because poor and corrupted market management and lobbying from the greedy stooges who thought the line could go up for them forever...
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  333. So they don't have to talk about what's happening in our current recession.
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  334. I see why India somewhat likes France, they hate the British and Muslims like they do (generalization).
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  335. The planet will be fine, our permanent structures not so much. Also, people will have to migrate. A squirrel doesnt care about climate change, it cares about deforestation (squirrel structures).
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  336. @Sandy-o4p  dude, have you seen the crazy stuff that Gaping Snatch has found? Turns out you can't trust anyone.
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  337. That bit about Africa wanting WWIII was surprising but also logical in this way: America rose to power because war tore up Europe (and Japan) and destroyed their economies while we did not suffer any boots on the ground attack here. I'm guessing that guy Adamu Garba is thinking about that history and believes Africa will rise from the ashes as the great powers destroy. Funny thing is that he may not be wrong, Africa is growing.
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  338. We need tax breaks for billionaires, very important!
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  339. Mike Rowe, get him on to talk about all the blue collar jobs opening up!
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  340. Accelerationism, no more kids, AI and tobots are the future. Why do you think we are defunding schools? The kids are cooked and we dont need to waste the money.
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  341. I feel like a lot of these people are also single and living in expensive cities in the US. When i got a partner things got more manageable financially, but i still think of healthcare, utility costs, and public funding of infrastructure could be a lot vetter here. One thing i dont see mentioned is just the crippling bureaucracy that makes progress in America so slow.
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  342. The appraisal stuff is likely true to an extent, but the way Roland uses it in an emotionally charged message to sow derision and victimhood mentality is also true.
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  343.  @larvitardratini5965  I don't feel bad for misspelling deluded, also, yeah, I agree.
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  344.  @larvitardratini5965  fair enough
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  345. China has satellites, we know yo u have been spying for a long time, nobody I knew in real life was scared, just a media frenzy to spend more money on weapons since that's who funds them with other large interests. I was surprised it was even a story, says more about the American agenda.
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  346. Yeah, I hear them say that all the time, they love it when children die for corporations, totally. I hear they want to make workers camps and sell their and your children to the highest corporate bidder... 🙄
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  347. Thanks to this video, I finally learned Kamala Harris's racial/ethnic background.
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  348. Southern hemisphere should be fine, the rise of Africa and South America (if they can figure out their corruptions)
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  349. So nice that a felon and the richest man in the world are in control, definitely no conflicts of interest there, don't think about it!
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  350. It's kinda sad that this audience ive been apart of the last decade will likely never have the patience to really delve into some of the conversations he having with non media figures. The academic conversations are quite compelling, the conversations with political pundits are less so. Also, Jordan Peterson's definition of God is just whatever your highest ideal is. To most other people though, it's mostly an omnipotent entity. He tries to connect evolution, psychology, religion, and political order in interesting ways.
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  351. I think it's a good move. I think having institutions for people who aren't quacks but are being pushed out over the politics of our time can be insightful going forward. And its college, nobody is forced to go.
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  352.  @Forcoy  I actually think this is a bad analogy. Pink Floyd albums can be purchased and enjoyed by the masses, and over time they made that money through merit, clearly something people love. Then you have Mark Rothko, an aristocrat selling art in expensive galleries to cultural elitists spending millions to keep a one of a kind product for themselves to use as an investment vehicle, they may not even care what it looks like.
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  353.  @calebsmith1548  how could there be good or bad ideologies? Why dont we want to make love to piles of vomit and feces? Some art seeks a greater truth which transcends into something deeper within ourselves, other things are fads that take paragraphs to explain so you can understand why they are "good".
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  354. Unfortunately our government feels like an authoritarian regime to liberals now that Trump is president, and so they feel like they have to pick sides out of fear.
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  355. Interesting that you have to talk about Asians (a race not a religion), foreign funded lobbyist groups (like from Pakistan), and anecdotes (the two Sikhs); but if I'm not mistaken the reason Pakistan and Bangladesh separated from India is because of religious conflict (primarily) and there is still heat along those borders. I'm guessing that's what has played a role in the grading. Now, I don't think it's completely fair because governing arbitrary colonial borders is very difficult and often revolutions and civil wars are common until better borders come about. People come to the US to escape religious persecution and it's in our foundational documents to have religious freedom, but that shouldn't be a reason we dont grade ourselves, seems pretty self righteous but also a conflict of interest even if we did. I'm not sure how Hindus and Buddhists get along in India though, so if anyone has info.
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  356. Lets audit the pentagon and all these corporate handouts, cant see why the biggest companies need all this welfare.
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  357.  @brandonhatfield  yeah, cuz the government is always selling your data and selling you spyware, oh wait that's tech companies that have infiltrated the government.
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  358.  @TLBJRA1981  and who owns the media and why would they want normal people to squabble amongst themselves?
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  359.  @dnbjedi  the billionaires who own these media companies made you guys hate each other so they could keep corrupting the government unnoticed.
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  360.  @neondystopian  yeah, it's good that we fight each other rather than the people in charge, gotta keep the peasants distracted.
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  361.  @ibelieve96  they were, but the billionaire owned media empires sole purpose is to divide and conquer so we can't rely on each other and fight back against real corruption.
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  362.  @SuperGrAAs  lol, the poor man may not care about money and power and is satisfied by life and wanting to help people. You don't get to be the richest man in the world by being a chill guy, he's very greedy and power hungry, that's why he's in the white house dummy.
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  363. @brandonhatfield  Elon is the federal government now, think about that.
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  364. @hi-if7lj  so is not paying attention to the powers that be and what they are up to, don't fall asleep, they don't know or care who you are.
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  365. @trumpist absolutely murbering out here
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  366. Yeah, he should pull back on conservatism having science on their side, easy to punch holes in
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  367. probably not, that's pretty simplistic thinking.
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  368. Yup, DOGE is a serious name, so is Big Ballz and bringing your child to work, peak serious professionalism. Lol
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  369. The benefits of having built most of your infrastructure today rather than in the 1800s-1900s.
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  370. @Incomeking No duh, never said that. Only that he's had a foundation that's worked with governments to spread medical technology and institutions, which is good. But through those years I'm sure he got a good handle on how to profit from lobbying governments to buy medical technologies that he's invested in, which isn't evil but is a conflict of interest when you consider how effective the patented tech will be, or that he's funding his private investments through taxpayer fears. (You realize how he made his wealth right? Patents and government lobbying to adopt it? US Gov. runs on Microsoft) It makes me wonder if his wife left him because his switch from business to philanthropy took a u-turn back into business as a technocrat but with biotech.
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  371.  @derriegel5705  I saw the talk when it happened and knew we would do nothing then, I was reading about the breakthroughs in gene therapies and knew MRNA was coming in 2012. (We dont have labs here but support the funding in China, sounds transparent... didnt see any major headlines about creating novel viruses in the news back in 2015 either...) This looks like he wants to set up a tax assured insurance plan that uses the relationships and infrastructure he used for his philanthropic activities in Africa (US pharma can't make profits from opium since we left Afghanistan? Let's have mandated medical tech to fill in the gap as "insurance"...). I'm not saying he's evil, but he talked about Australia as a prime example of his vision (with some enhancements), and to me the lockdowns there and in other places could be argued to have done more harm to the younger generation and increased wealth inequality around the world. I think his plans sound nice if you are old and all your eggs are in a basket, but I think this locks out the possibility of having some of the old and weak die so that the young and strong can come in and take their place amongst the corruption. The black plague in Europe was terrible, but what it did for the structure of society long term was not.
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  372. @Incomeking Agreed, I just have some concerns in terms of how mandates can have unconsidered negative effects on societies that are worse than doing nothing. Like an allergic reaction where your own immune response puts you at risk of death over some pollen or peanut dust. It's not just about the money, it's about integrating new systems into policy that will be hard to uproot once it's set up, it could be like the DEA and drug war in the US where trying to solve one problem creates or exacerbates a multitude of other problems that is overall worse for society.
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  373. Just say no. Did that work?
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  374. @Karl Ness music nowdays doesnt suck, all the good stuff moved off the radio. As a young person I can listen to all the best from all the decades including the deep cuts, not to mention how many genres of music and sound that are out there, its huge. Likely, the fad you were into just moved underground and it's up to you to find it.
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  375.  @rythnuhh  there's a shift in consciousness now, too, psychedelics is back in a big way, people are turning more to non-mainstream outlets for info and entertainment, there is also a downside where a lot of young people feel hopeless and fade from reality through drug use (trap music culture is a good showcase). Also, oddly enough it's becoming kinda cool to be a bit conservative now that the pendulum of wokeness has swung so far, a bit of a backlash to maintain free speech rights.
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  376. Can't cancel all debt, doesnt fundamentally change the predatory loan system or outrageous cost of college. Maybe a percentage cut is better. The point about 2 years of college being like a high school diploma is true in some of the higher populated places in this country, but not everywhere. People should look more to trades and certification programs for now until this college inflation works itself out.
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  377.  @gwills9337  We dont need more psychologists and history majors, we need more skilled laborers/technicians. Look at where the labor shortages are in the economy instead of what's being pushed by education propagandists. Colleges in the US have a big problem, and the people who graduate aren't getting hired, so really your just buying a garbage product unless it's for engineering, doctor, lawyer, etc. (Hard stuff). All the liberal arts could be learned on, say The Great Courses Plus, youtube lectures and audiobooks for little money and it would be just as enriching. Yeah, educated societies do better in general and if we expected an extra 2 years of learning this is a different discussion, but there is too much administrative bloat in colleges and not enough viable economic skills being taught. Also, there's nothing wrong with trade or technical schools, those people often make as much or more and are just as aware of the world's problems. I dont want to pay for a PhD philosophy major who sits at home writing obscure stuff on reddit while claiming there's nothing they can do about their debt burden.
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  378. Unprofitable business, delightful (unless you have a state run economy, then look out!)
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  379. I know, but what am I supposed to do about about America's military industrial complex as a singular working class guy? I didn't start the fire, the people who are corrupting the government did and they make it so we can't elect good people like Bernie Sanders who would have focused away from war and focused more on public projects like infrastructure and healthcare.
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  380. "...overshaming has a springboard effect."
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  381. He will, it will happen to the Republicans too as they realize that most of the welfare is used by rural people in red states, will be interesting for sure
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  382.  @FrankDijkstra  yeah, but only an associates degree, so you know, things like "your" and "you're" are still confusing to me at this point. It wasn't a small spelling mistake I made in a rush and didn't proof read, but truly because after 14 years of education, I genuinely don't know the difference. I'm guessing you have a master's or a PhD, but maybe getting a BA is enough to understand the difference, I just don't know for I am still so ignorant.
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  383.  @mydogniko  yeah, elections and what defines the candidates don't matter, I say suspend elections until people learn better manners. Carter is still alive right? Maybe he can step in for a while until we all learn how to behave ourselves.
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  384.  @JohnDoeTheTroll  how do I spell diarea?
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  385.  @lostnfoundhistory  have you always lived in the city or did you move there later to find a job related to your field of study? Also, are you even baffled?
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  386.  @g_rr_tt  Probably because from their perspective his ethical standards don't match theirs, and probably many of these people wouldn't be good at business, but they do vote and Trump as popular as he may be is equally as polarizing because to those people he across as a fraudster and you could even say they just don't like his manners. Basically, most people make emotional decisions based on some key issues, and if tax breaks, immigration, and abortion aren't big problems to them then the negative aspects of his personality just shine through like opening up the blinds of a curtain. It's the same for Kamala or the leaders from the alternative parties like Jill Stein and Cornell West but with their own unique chaos.
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  387. This bot has gone wild 😁
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  388. I mean, if the only clips you see are from lefties trying to snipe him for clout, then yeah, you'd be surprised
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  389. Thanks for making a video about this using all the evidence I know about, I was starting to lose faith in peoples critical thinking...
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  390. A new age of Indian colonialism as your neighbors fall, wouldn't that be ironic
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  391. That oh so thats why these federal emplyess who work for the government are getting fired, bucause congress sucks. Oh wait, but nothing is happening to congress?
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  392. South America could essentially have the same stance of rising from the ashes. The US is only where it is today because we were an ocean away from all the wars and don't have powerful neighbors that could capitalize like we did.
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  393. @North Korea Is Best Korea Yet the military contractors are making money, and then we get to see how effective our tech is, like product testing in real world scenarios without having to put our troops at risk. Nothing is "free", the cost may just not be obvious up front. Also, if the tech we are removing to them is mostly AI driven or drone technologies, then it's kinda like sending artificial soldiers.
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  394. Is it just me or is the video presenter moving very fast?
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  395. We always talk about power but when do we talk about the fact our hierarchies come from survival
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  396. God damn it Lex, only you could... Mr. So-Called Robot
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  397. I swear if this doesn't get severely adressed by the next election I think there will have to be consequences for the people at the top, beyond the law if the law can't touch them.
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  398. The universe was denser when it was younger leading to more probable situations where gold could be produced, im assuming most of the heavier elements in the universe were created closer to the beginning of the big bang.
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  399.  @sasha69Xurgelash  exactly, if you think it doesn't matter then you wont do it, perfect example of a overly cynical young person who will always be frustrated while refusing to participate in the only process that gets you closer to what you want. You think it's all rigged? Frustrated by things like redistricting and superdelegates? Still have to vote in a new party that can dismantle all of that, and if there is no vote to overturn it in a revolution, then it's just tyranny of whoever took charge by force, enjoy that.
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  400.  @AfricanOracle7  Look what happens to a countries sovereignty when it doesnt join a larger alliance, the bully next door comes and picks on them. Will Putin invade a NATO allied territory? No, unless he has a deathwish.
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  401.  @AfricanOracle7   There's a lot of Eastern European countries that are tired of the old Soviet influence and want to become more Western because of a host of reasons. Your right, the US would not accept this threat on its borders but that's also why they have been making allies and moves to make sure that doesn't happen. Perhaps if Russia had played its cards right in the last century then maybe it would be the leader of a global super alliance, but I guess Russia didn't do a good enough job securing good will towards itself. Russia was just in Georgia not too long ago, I'm sure that was just to "secure" it from NATO. Your lacking a historical perspective here too, Russia has invaded most of Europe throughout its history, it tried to invade Japan and Korea, had skirmishes all across Eurasia, and do you think the USSR all formed willingly? (Places were invaded and annexed to create an "Iron Curtain") The US does not have clean hands, but Russia's are not any cleaner. Also you think I'd do worse? Based on what, your feelings? Grow up.
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  402. Honestly the only time I can watch these political shows is when they have people outside of their political bubble on to have a conversation.
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  403. Good on Zelinsky for jist creating this dialogue for all of us to see, bravo 👏
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  404.  @lucasstanding6510  oh I know what my ending comment did, it was a mirror statement to reflect the same dismissive attitude towards people you dont know that he seemed to have. Also, you are talking about vaccines like that's the only thing the truckers are fighting for, which is couching the the discussion unfairly. People of any educational status want more economic freedoms and to take safety into their hands the way they see fit. What you dont seem to acknowledge is the sentiment among a lot of people who are tired is, "long enough with these limiting policies, I'm tired and I dont think I'm being kept that much safer compared to being free considering there's been ample time to get vaccinated and there are problems to being locked down that bother me more than this virus" like depression and increases in domestic violence.
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  405.  @lucasstanding6510    oh my bad, sorry I didnt acknowledge your grand inference on how people who hold blue collar jobs have less educational accolades than people with liberal arts degrees, absolutely groundbreaking, dont think that's even a stereotype yet. You can use whatever data set you want to characterise your opposition. Really your just doubling down on the OPs outlook with a larger vocabulary this time, but the content is still not as nuanced as you think. All your saying is that people with less formal educations dont trust formalized systems and concepts they dont understand. Think of it this way, if we went back a hundred years then you'd be pushing eugenics as the socially responsible thing to do for the future of humanity, after all, it was leading science of it's time and you would be shitting on those who are hesitant by calling them uneducated and backwards thinking (likely). Its an ugly comparison but it's worth considering since scientific concensus can lead us astray, and then when one political party sees itself as the "party of science" then things just start to be dogmatic and negative externalities are ignored. Food for thought, also nice job keeping it about specifically vaccines again so you dont have to acknowledge good points about your opposition.
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  406.  @lucasstanding6510  No hard feelings for sure :)... we probably would be friends in real life since I enjoy debate and your scholar level response indicates you do, too. I'll look further into the author's you mentioned, I've heard their ideas discussed before but havent read the source material so I'll use some audible credits for that. I was being inflammatory with my sarcasm 100%, been looking to drum up a serious challenger and you got my respect. Anyways, I'm commenting from my phone so I wont ever be able to hit the depths you will and there are some tidbits I want to dissect from your response but will refrain. To a certain extent we are arguing a bit past eachother, but all in all you got me to do more research and I have to give props for you taking the time. Stay thoughtful and engaged!
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  407. Controlling government funding when your businesses are subsided by government spending ahould ve illegal
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  408. this kind of cookware is very simiar to enamel cookware if you've ever used it except there is a proprietary coating that makes it non-stick. The warping happens because the metal being used is likely an aluminum alloy to keep it light which, and aluminum warps at lower temperatures than iron based alloys.
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  409. Amazing trip!
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  410.  @moussa8512  US is always to blame no matter what groups dont like eachother, they are always the puppet masters.
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  411. Yeah, did you hear the part where they are being forced into these jobs and barred from going to school until they put in at least 4 hours of labor in? Because I didn't.
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  412.  @danielcrafter9349  nope, only if you choose not to look for those people because it might tear down the comfort of your preconceptions. Force yourself to watch Jordan Peterson talk with John McWhorter about race recently or maybe read some Thomas Sowell if you can handle it. I used to watch all left wing and now I'm more balanced and know how to talk to conservatives in a productive way now that I'm constantly being dismissive.
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  413.  @charlesljones2454  listen, just watch that interview (without just looking for clips) and then come back and pretend it's all opinions. You think Harvard hired him because all he knows is opinions? How about Toronto University? The guy has a PhD in psychology and authored many peer reviewed psychological studies and other respected professors and intellectuals from all backgrounds go on his podcast. And who are you? Some kid with an opinion?
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  414.  @therealivydawg  yeah, if you go outside this bubble you might learn something new. Look at my previous comments for recommendations, maybe once you educate yourself on these types of characters you might have ideas based more in reality and be less frustratingly dismissive of those you dont really understand. Check out Whatifalthist too for some history lessons, good stuff, I learned a lot from that channel recently.
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  415.  @mikesodal148  huh? Do some googling you lazy piece... he got a PhD in clinical psychology from McGill University in 1991. I think you are co fusing speaking extemporaneously with BS-ing, what's your best example? Also, smart people in general are good at BS-ing if they want, it's not a psychologist thing.
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  416.  @eviliswhereevilthinks9617  Yeah, I'm aware it mostly has to do with his political opinions, not on his understanding of the material he was teaching. He also gave up his medical practice because all the heat with the media was not allowing him to be in the right frame of mind for his patients. I know what I'm talking about.
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  417. We dont want the 1% to pay their fair share of taxes either, they nust ve protected!
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  418. Who is world leader in your opinion?
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  419. That's a dumb quote, our true allies seem to be doing well ( whatever people call "the west"), the allies that are the "enemy of our enemy" are always kept at arms length and become enemies sometimes.
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  420. Drainage*
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  421. Colleges feel predatory at this point, advertising classes and programs that dont lead to real career results and there is just so much more administrative bloat right now. I'm going into trade school now because at least I know there are jobs out there and I can actually get paid to learn on the job. I think colleges need to fail a bit so they are forced to reroute from being expensive daycare facilities for young people figuring out what they want to do in life, and become more rigorous in a way that makes people entering university have more of a plan (this is also a loan problem). Crash Course and other educational channels scratch my itch for learning without breaking my bank, it just doesnt offer a diploma which is fine for philosophy, history, and the arts since those diplomas aren't that practical anyways.
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  422. Biology is so cruel, gotta keep those genitals looking fresh so we don't lose interest. 🙄
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  423.  @morenitomoreno1282  @Yung Trap Lord No, it's the integration of evolutionary psychology as it relates to our pathological desire to create religious type structures in societies and how the nature of religious structures actually strengthen the social ties making it stronger than say, a warring society of a bunch of nihilists who would get fucked.
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  424.  @loganlowe3731  Your right, he's not the first to recognize it, but he is for better or worse expanding those ideas into realms his predecessors didnt and is integrating new facts about neuroscience and statistics from social observations that are pieces of data that weren't available yet. Also, I think people's main problem is that JP has a Christian tinge and a lot of people on the left have left it behind for different values or just see it as silly fairytales, which just inherently knocks down the credibility for anyone who even entertains the value of Christianity in their eyes. Also, this notion of "staying in your lane" in terms of what you want to learn about and talk about is bullshit, go muzzle yourself.
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  425.  @loganlowe3731  I mean, he's a multidisciplinary dude who's read shit tons of books, and lots of people speak confidently about things they dont truly understand because they dont know what they dont know. I think an audience decides what they agree with and what they dont, so he's really just resonating really hard right now. Anyways, it's worth understanding the arguments because they are strong and go against some of the popular progressive ideas.
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  426.  @morenitomoreno1282  could you figure out how to write non leading questions? (Has it been at least 6 months since you looked at your mom naked?)
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  427. Damn, you sound so miserable, I hope you find help for your brain.
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  428. What about the epigenetic development of a fetus inside the mom, it's a super important part of healthy development? She didnt talk about that at all... just about the convenience aspect.
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  429. Yeah, it's in the pockets of the billionaires getting tax breaks while working people gotta pay high tarrif prices, how fun
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  430. I think it depends on what part of the history is highlighted and how it's done. America would not be what it is today without all the gifted and intelligent descendants of slaves and how they built and molded the culture along the way while also being denied equal status in the society that they were brought to. Black folks are as much the "face of America" as whites or any other group, it's propaganda that suggests otherwise. Every group has their own story in the US, it's all just "US History" to me.
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  431. @KDee404  I'm not sure, maybe it was just the algorithm but it wasn't here when I looked at a new comment from a different user here.
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  432. Yes... the whole country... you know so much... Meanwhile me and every other American I know not caring because it's not actually a threat, just news.
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  433.  @yingguosanbaobei  you are not 8 years old. I can tell you that much by just looking at the channels you subscribed to, your just a lame keyboard warrior.
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  434.  @davidlaw9686  I'm an American and I don't know anybody who celebrated or cared, that's your own propaganda speaking right there.
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  435.  @LHITShappy  which sources? Chinese sources?
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  436.  @shakesbeerzz2367  Poor China wants so desperately to seen as the new #1 country, I can see it so clearly displayed in all the comments.
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  437.  @俞恩理  Just like how China uses North Korea as their dog to send the first nuke to America by funding them. Then when it happens China will be like "my hands are clean, they pulled the trigger" just like a mafia boss.
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  438.  @俞恩理   yeah, except Ukraine doesn't have nukes they are planning to use, and they are being invaded. So a bit different.
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  439.  @俞恩理  Well, it's a bummer China has a hard time making friends, probably historical grievances have to do with that, or the giant egotism. Yeah, I know the time-line and that NATO is essentially anti-russia, but NATO is primarily funded by the US military budget and Europe is picking sides between protection or possible invasion from a declining empire. Japan a I'll join for fear of retaliation for what they did to China in WWII. There are a lot of dirty hands but countries do what's best for their own interest.
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  440.  @LHITShappy  so based on some research, there have been 3 "UFOs" since the first baloon was shot down, making a total of 4 objects, we used 5 sidewinder missles since one failed to detect the balloon over lake Huron and fell into the water. The missles cost $400,000 each which has caused some criticism, but apparently shooting a baloon down with just bullets at that high of altitude and pressure doesn't force the helium to escape so it still floats along like almost normal. Whether or not these UFOs are a real danger is yet to be decided.
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  441. There are really great and really dumb points being made here. I can't just be gay, it's icky to me. I think most of these kids are "non-binary" or in some other nebulous sexual zone and that's what is really trending imo. There's a trend in LGBTQ catching on, but the specifics need to be more fleshed out in conversations like this.
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  442. It's because he kept Florida open which is why joe left LA, that's why he likes him, that's about it.
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  443.  @soreeyez  Finland is weighing it's options, maybe Russia is looking for a rematch? Maybe these countries are committed to ending the Putin era and stabilize their own interests in Russia?
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  444.  @xyz-ml9ff  because the same fights over the same resources, they are neigbors. Why do Mongolians and Chinese not get along? Why does India still resent Americans over Pakistan and like Russia, and how does that reflect support about Ukraine? I think you dont give enough credit to people taking history personally and how those struggles have a cyclical nature to them.
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  445.  @dorotazapolnik3149  Thanks for the easy education my friend, happy to have my cynicism busted. 👍 Imperfect so far though, but happy to see something happens. The Bush administration in Iraq and other countries that had nothing to do with 9/11 comes to mind as injustice, also the Monroe doctrine in South and Central America... maybe there are specifics we have been able to dance around.
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  446. Well, just think of the opportunity these young people have to learn personal responsibility and line their pockets with cash so they can buy a sick ass car and sick ass house, then get a sick ass partner.
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  447.  @bohemianwriter1  why only one paycheck? You think people in these professions die every week? Or is your idea that the managers at the companies have no problem killing crop after crop of young people? I don't think I've met a person like that in real live, and I'm not sure if you have either, sounds very cartoonish. I was being sarcastic in my original post, just curious if you are.
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  448.  @sleepnomore6065  well, riding a dirt bike can be dangerous and so can rock climbing and downhill skiing. In fact, by the numbers driving a car to any of those jobs is more dangerous than the jobs these young people would sign up for, may be the kinds of people who like a bit of danger.
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  449. Now look into pentagon spending...
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  450. I'm pretty sure this did happen, but nobody was paid, governments do this stuff during war events to control a narritive. Biden, Trump, whoever, would all be pressured to do this by administrators.
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  451. Well, if you are miserable to be around then it's not surprising
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  452. Thanks for keeping it real, dude 👌
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  453. Some people call them boars, other people call them "super pigs" for views
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  454. Lol, stop it buddy, matresses have been made out of fire proof materials for a long time because idiots would smoke cigarettes in bed, pass out, and cause big fires that in aprtment buildings just spread, so its in the public interest to have standards about that. If you dont want to believe the autopsy and fire testing from the professionals, then im sorry to say it but your an enabler of corruption and maybe its because your hands are not clean yourself. You hero type guys are so obsessed with your image, anyone who wants to expose harsh truths gets hurt, like burning a body to cover evidence of a beat down.
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  455. I think your really hitting on a major aspect I hadn't considered, thanks for your perspective!
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  456. Smart comment
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  457. I was wondering what happed with these channels, the lack of content suggested to me and then all the sudden looks like anti america contebt out of nowhere, i thought you sold out to the CCP for a second 😅. Until i clicked on one of the vids and saw it was the same content.
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  458. One thing you didn't mention is how countries who build a dam upstream of a river that flows into another country, can effectively reroute all that water for themselves for irrigation and drinking. This is a very real thing that is happening in a number of places right now between political enemies, or even just as an uninteded consequence of doing whats good for you without thinking of others.
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  459. They expected him to do the things he said he would do, too bad he is a notorious liar but many people thought they were Trump whisperers and could tell when he was lying and when he wasn't.
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  460. If you shed light on Boeing corruption or OpenAI corruption in US suddenly you unalived yourself? America has this problem in a different way.
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  461. NDT is preloaded with interrupting mindblows this round
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  462. How is it that china is amazing and terrible from people who go? Is it city vs. rural areas? Is it dependent of the province? Is it vased on the personality of the person? Is it just like Anerica where Mississipi sucks but Minnesota is pretty good? Is it just capitalism is good at one thing and communism is good at another? I feel like i want to trust you because i have watched for years but are you just an American shill?
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  463. I think in the long run, Jordan Peterson will be more culturally powerful than Donald Trump, calling it now. I think JP is working with other Republican think tanks to undermine Trump or refine the conservative message for other candidates to run on.
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  464. The Truth: Gov's want to delegitimize current crypto by associating it with crime to suppress consumer interest while secretly working on their "legit" forms that is much easier to track for them.
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  465. Elon is Saruman the White
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  466.  @aaronrandolph261  I suppose I watched tyt for so long I already knew what the take on any given story was, so I felt I didn't need to sit in the broth of group think and branched out to engage in more conservative media which I was not predisposed to siding with. I'd say I'm much more balanced and disillusioned once I started consuming media from all over the spectrum than I was angry with horse blinders on watching tyt everyday.
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  467.  @aaronrandolph261  yeah, same. My algorithm is fair because I decided I watch big figures on each side, the Ground News app I don't own but looks like a good tool for seeing bias, and also the last good thing I watched was Ben Shapiro vs. Destiny on Lex Fridman's podcast.
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  468. Justice is making the 1% pay their fair share of taxes
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  469. Man just likes to be compartmentalized, if he retires I'm sure he could sell each channel covering a certain topic, a good business decision.
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  470. They are trying to create an underclass of americans who will be as easy to exploit as foreign labor by taxing us to death with tariffs and then alleviating the tax vurden of the wealthy who will just continue rent seeking behavior and usher in neofeudalism.
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  471. We dont need educated people where we are going, all you need to know is how to brown nose and carry out commands without question.
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  472. At least there is a reasoning in what you say, this "just wait and see" talk is getting redundant.
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  473. Foreign made plane that the Trump Library gets to keep afterwards his term? Whatever, seems fair.
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  474. Country with largest gold mine will be on top 👍
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  475. Ummmm... Dragon, Mantis, Hippo, and Weasel 👌
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  476. I think the babies born in artificial wombs will be like products born on an assembly line, what is the point of having parents? If the baby is only genetic material and is born from a chamber, what connection with you does it have? Babies should just be created by companies and bought by people who want to be parents. But then if your work life is crazy then you can give the baby back so it doesn't interfere with your goals.
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  477.  @jordansupplee8481  and of course people who run asylums never abuse their power, right? Guards always treat prisoners appropriately? Police always have their noses clean?
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  478. As long as they are miserable you are winning, right?
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  479.  @LD_92  lol, you are so trapped in the left vs. right paradigm you just assume I'm on the left because I'm calling out your stupidity. They are essentially the same party bud, they only seem different to the lay folk who think the parties represent them when the reality is they represent who made the biggest bribes.
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  480.  @FlyOverZone  meh, are you saying the the Republicans don't want people to assimilate to their point of view or fall in line? That's ridiculous, we see what happens to conservatives who don't like Trump, they get sidelined.
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  481. It's the high IQ capitalists who have the most to gain from this, they are the ones creating this situation with their political bribes
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  482. Or those farmers that got the subsidized to produce that food that is sent overseas
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  483. 1. Shouldn't be impeached for this in particular. 2. US will be fine if war breaks out, NK is severely overpowered even with nukes. 3. This is because the US has anti-missle defense systems. 4. I don't think Trump plans to use nukes, I think he was leveraging the terror of nukes
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  484. Interesting, didnt know Ukraine made weapons for Russia if that is true.
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  485. Sounds pretty communist 🤔
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  486. ​ @OpenCarryUSMC liberals arts degrees are there to subsidize the real learning in engineering, law, medicine, and business.
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  487. Lol, "we". Brother, you're just a tool to win the election, your usefulness is done. Your life is about to get more miserable as you have to cope with these policies that won't actually fix the systemic issue of elites corrupting our government to serve only them.
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  488. Stupid bot
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  489. Russian spy who came from a satellite state, calling it!
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  490. It makes sense, when road tripping i want to know what parts of Oregon to stay out of since I'm in an interracial relationahip. Some towns were fine, other towns people looked like they they were about to pull out a weapon.
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  491. I actually think it's good, it really makes Jon's messaging shine even more because of the contrast
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  492.  @Noriginal01  yeah, I remember the southern slave owners mentioning that all the time in history class lol
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  493. The US military and the media keep quiet about this stuff not just to save face to the rest of the world, but to make sure the US public doesn't do a repeat of Vietnam where there were mass protests and people defecting from the military and voting to keep us out of such wars. You have to realize that many Americans feel held hostage by the Military Industrial Complex here in America, most think it's a waste to be in other countries and would prefer if our politics were more centered around domestic issues.
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  494. I don't, I make my own 👍
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  495.  @lollmaowow2968  Niclear power would have been better, Germany isn't very sunny or windy...
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  496.  @robertmuller3145  your not an American, I bet you live under a bridge, like a troll would.
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  497.  @ricke4735  you voted for him, not me
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  498. Good, now they can get sponsered by pharmaceuticals, weapons manufacturers, insurance companies and fossil fuel companies. Im sure that will make the reporting more neutral. This channel is owned by Nexstar Media Goup.
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  499. I'd like to know the block radius in which these interviews have taken place. Every city has slums, and the people there are always unhappy that there is nothing good happening in their communities no matter who is "in charge" of the city. Booker gives me the creeps, but just a thought.
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  500. Neo Colonialism as immigration from a place of low power? I guess definitions sure are getting stretched these days... or maybe it's because they are muslim?
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  501. Go away vot
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  502. It's better to just learn history and see where in the cycle of a given society and compose yourself accordingly. It may be more important to ask question like "can we organize ourselves in a way to achieve progress over where we were in the past?" VS. "Should we just see the cycles and abide wisely instead of meddling?"
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  503. If you didnt give the army food first, who would they serve?
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  504. Young people seem to be moving from rural areas to the city, like the rest of the develop(ed)(ing) world
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  505. Good work, but also, I hope you keep that same energy about Trump as he's also apathetic to those suffering through natural disasters.
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  506.  @Jehmini  It's an intuition based on his statements about states taking care of disasters themselves without FEMA intervention.
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  507.  @mr5k789  that could be true but it is a federal resource he doesn't want to utilize to help victims of natural disasters so... Maybe shrinking the government just looks like you don't care?
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  508. @mr5k789  I don't, I think this is a project 2025 plan
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  509.  @mr5k789  sometimes by trying to help you unintentionally hurt, because everything is interconnected and you don't know what you don't know.
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  510. Do a video about wealth inequality in progressive cities
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  511.  @trappedinamerica7740  is that where all the true progressives are?
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  512.  @schrodingerthecat  dont think about the cities, distract with rural areas in specific areas... btw, that's not wealth inequality with what you pointed out, that's just poverty. Guess you dont like poor people, they are backwards aren't they?
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  513.  @AMortalDefiant  if your home town was San Francisco I'm sure you be a conservative you defiant man.
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  514.  @chojin6136  I don't even know how you got to telling me what I already pointed out. I know how wealth inequality and poverty works, you guys keep talking about poor rural parts of the country and admonishing them and sometimes pointing out a millionaire lives there. How about San Fransisco or LA where billionaires live and there are the largest homeless populations in the US? Dont really want to think about that, do you? Because it seems many on this channel just want to keep looking down on people who live in rural areas or the south (or dont have a college degree). It's funny that I was attacked for just bringing up a fair point about these cities and you don't want to acknowledge it but point a finger towards another place in the country to distract from that problem. I'm just going to throw this out there, you dont actually care about poor people, you care about your situation and you dont want to be criticized so you will say what you need to so the pitchforks don't sway your direction. None of you mentioned how these problems could be fixed because you don't care about answers, you care about looking morally superior. Go read (listen to a summary of) San Fran Sicko and figure out why I brought this up in the first place.
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  515.  @chojin6136  Look at the original post you are in the comment section of, you dont think that's relevant? So let's look at the comment I was responding to where you took issue. Schrodingers The Cat commented "I think you need to watch a video of how impoverished the deep red areas are" without any mention of wealth inequality, he just points it out to throw shade, maybe he thinks I'm from an area like that. Then you want to lecture me on the meaning of basic concepts? You're likely a young person just starting to figure things out. Also, you were so full of bluster that you put out a generic "correction" without understanding the dialogue and realizing I didn't need correcting. Also, people can sus out plenty about you from some comments, people who are older can see where you are at in your life trajectory based on what you are saying by remembering a time in their life when they were saying the same stuff. Give me your best policy to help fix poverty then, if you actually care, I'll give you mine back.
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  516.  @chojin6136  there is definitely poverty without wealth inequality, all of history looks like poverty when you look far enough back. Poverty is the natural state of the world and it's only through hard work and planning that we escape it. You don't have to keep dividing the pie if you can make it big enough where everyone feels full from their slice. Most intellectuals thought in the 70s that people would be starving to death from overpopulation and people found a way to generically engineer food for higher outputs and now we have a food surplus every year even while the population still keep getting bigger. Honestly, I did make you a straw man in my comments, you were just a bit clueless and I overreacted because I thought you were just being condescending. I thought you had considered the context of the other arguments I was defending against. Yeah, wealth inequality is part of poverty, but when people just want to focus on the red states, it's because they dont want to hold a mirror to the group they are apart of and I find the hypocrisy frustrating. Either way, best of luck out there, sorry I got you so upset and basically forced you to engage with things you weren't ready for. if you want an idea of how to fight poverty then you should look at encouraging ways for people to save money, buy assets that appreciate in value, make sure people have skills realvent to the economy, end the drug war, stop banks from buying up all the houses, stop allowing companies to ship jobs overseas (that's where the poverty in the red states comes from, the rust belt), prevent monopolies and price gouging from pharma and others, make it easier to vote, have a federal watchdog agency watch over gerrymandering, double down on family creation and stability, encourage trade and apprenticeship programs for people who dont do well with traditional schooling, and increase federal interest rates again to combat rising inflation (we need to buy back our debt).
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  517.  @chojin6136   poverty exists in nature, it's called a desert, and wealth inequality is like a rain forest. Let's take money out of the picture and focus on resources, if one tribe digs irrigation channels so that a nearby river can water more of their land naturally then they have increased the size of the pie for everyone versus a tribe who just keeps bringing buckets back and forth to their fields, inefficiency is part of poverty and solving inefficiencies makes the pie bigger (nothing to do with money). In none of my examples did I say flooding the market with money was a way to fix anything, in fact, I literally said we should increase interest rates and buy back debt to stop inflation (again, you have a hard time comprehending things). Also, in the US money isn't backed by gold its backed by trade agreements where other countries like the UK have to convert their money into dollars to buy what they want like oil from OPEC (we are what is call a reserve fiat currency), if you had to do that with Roblox Credits then Roblox Credits would be the new standard like USD and that is what all the cryptocurrencies are trying to do right now. Learning history might do you some good because you clearly dont know how we got where we are today. I'm sorry, your just too ignorant and you seem to purposefully misunderstand me so I'm done with this back and forth, it's a waste of my time. Read some damn books instead of wasting your time watching somebody with the same beliefs spout off on the daily noise, you aren't learning anything here, your just here to feel good about your preconceptions in a circle jerk with everyone else. Books: "The History of Energy" by Richard Rhodes "Debt: A 5,000 Year History" by Daniel Graeber "Wealth, Poverty, and Politics" by Thomas Sowell "Sapiens" by Yuval Noah Harari
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  518. Moe-Lib-Den-Um => Molybdenum
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  519.  @Indisword  And how do you suppose that is going to happen?
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  520.  @HR-xi4lf  Where? Tell me which one... They all seem like like belligerent trolls to me.
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  521.  white population is threat to our peace  aren't you concerned with things outside your local spot? Or you like ignorance?
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  522.  @gireshgunjan007  Oh I know, Indian nationalists will never let anyone who claims to be American forget. Though, there would be no side for either Soviets or US to take if the events of 1947-48 didnt happen. Also, there may be a repeat of 1962 lurking around the corner soon.
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  523.  @xiaopingzdrang834  I mean, I think you hope that happens, divide and conquer, but I'm not sure it's in Europes best interest to not have the world's strongest military aligned with them. Though, if they want to chip away at their social programs to fund their militaries more, then I think Germany and France will do it the best. Predominantly english speaking countries will likely stay together because our culture/economies are heavily linked. Every country seems to be getting more nationalistic and getting hyped for some precieved skirmish in the future, whether it's from Russia, China, or US meddling with them, or direct fights between us that will impact their economics. I think there will be an economic collapse coming soon either way, and that will certainly get people fighting.
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  524.  @xiaopingzdrang834  your name suggests you come from China, but I suppose that's you or your governments business as to why a Romanian would choose such a name. Are you playing YouTube comments like an RPG game where you take on the role as a chinese foreign agitator?
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  525. Kinda like how Trump donates easy dunks on himself.
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  526. Seems like the kid wanted to be accepted by the conservatives, didnt fit the bill, and the boy who wasnt shown warnth by the village tried to burn it down. Either he is smart enough to not leave a digital trail or he was being helped by external agents.
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  527. Guess he didn't do anything, or the news doesn't know what the report said.
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  528. Cant wait for this video concept to be repackaged in an AI voiceover video where most of the comments on that video are made by bots claiming to miss the old internet 😅
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  529. "The West" all share cultural heritage, people within a culture tend to think as a group. Doesnt need to be more complex than that.
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  530. Hyundai and KIA are cool right now imo
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  531. They see you as a direct competitor and think you should spend the money to set up your own debate.
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  532. Yeah, I think we need welfare to work programs that fill in the jobs that the immigrants were deported from.
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  533. I thinks its nice that me as a working class person gets to bare the brunt of this war of attrition, fantastic.
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  534. Thanks for this Kyle, I'm glad you chose this topic because I think it's what makes people the most scared of nuclear power outside of the N-bomb.
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  535. I see both of these outlets as places for little brain people to go, so I'm not surprised.
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  536. Shut up bot
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  537. Conservatives are writing fan fics about their kids being the next heirs to the throne.
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  538. Trees are not as good as oceanic algae blooms, they suck up carbon then fall to the ocean floor to be locked up indefinitely. Trees get their carbon recycled back into the environment over time, still, I like trees and wouldn't mind having more 👍
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  539. Barefoot restaurant is making me feel gross
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  540. "Iowa's 38 rural counties saw a net population loss since the 2010 census" which is something I found with a quick Google search, the jobs mentioned are likely in rural areas, I think outside of a raise it may also be a problem with not having enough people to do the work since most young people flee to urban areas once they are old enough to move out.
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  541. No need to commit needless violence on civilians, the fights are between governments.
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  542.  @wardaddy6002  Well, real military or militia, in the news it will still look like we just needlessly attacked fishing vessels which won't look noble on our end in the media.
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  543.  @Khalkara  Where do the workers source the beans and branded cups for the store? Do the workers take liability if somebody slips on the stairs leading to the door? Do the workers do the accounting for quarterly taxes? Do the workers have to file for bankruptcy and the repercussions of that if the business fails? Do the workers have to front money and take out loans to have a storefront in the first place? Do the workers have to file the paperwork for hiring and firing people? Did the workers have to purchase all the equipment used to do their job? (All rhetorical) All I'm pointing out is your analogy is a bit shallow and there is a lot more legal and financial risk for owners that your glossing over. Workers get paid a wage, but if the business fails they can just walk away, the bad outcome is that the business does well and they don't see a cut of the reward so they are essentially unfairly exploited. What's your view on independent contractors, like people who do trades and such? Are they owners and workers at the same time?
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  544.  @Khalkara  I was only going as deep as your analogy since I didn't know if you would think of general managers and even CEOs as owners, you just mentioned the drink makers so I kept it at that level for my hypothetical questions. Also yes, you are right about bankruptcy but there was a host of other things I mentioned that you didn't care to comment on but I suppose you would also think of those decisions as part of the worker and not owner end of things. Also, not every company is a corporation, there are many more LLCs but they often don't have big advertising budgets so they are unheard of local businesses some of which people are using their mortgages as collateral for loans and such, which gets real messy. If I'm right the primary gripe is with the venture capitalist class who puts in startup money or owns shares and reap a lot of rewards for how little input they are actually making for day to day operations, which I understand. I've also worked for a couple growing businesses and seen how long the days of the business creators are compared to the workers until there is a tipping point where through good organization, the business can run itself with the acquired talent. It's hard work to make a Starbucks as big as it is and requires good planning from owners, but once it's big enough and new CEOs and shareholders come in, the atmosphere changes.
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  545. I just worry about the philosophical implications if this is ever adopted on mass. The significance of the individual in society, the sacredness of life in general. Like, does a baby in an artificial womb get terminated if the parents can't pay anymore? Who is held responsible for a unsuccessful birth, can the parents sue? Can non-married people create a child, like, could a single guy create a daughter because he just wants one?
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  546.  @trini8  Those are surrogate moms and if I remember right, usually it's because a rich couple can't conceive and dont want to adopt. I've also heard it's because the woman doesn't want to "spoil" her body with childbirth, gotta stay sexy I suppose. But yeah, it seems like an option already exists for an artificial womb in the form of another woman getting paid over a years salary that she's choosing to do as a job, there is risk but there is also risk in catching crab in Alaska. Also, I'm pretty sure there is a screening process for couples and at least the woman getting impregnated can choose. The way you pose it makes it seem more like human trafficking where women are giving little money and then some dude swoops in to take the kid. Also, there is just the horror of getting raped, but in most states a woman can get rid of the fetus before it comes to term.
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  547. We are becoming an authoritarian regime that already spies using our tech lol
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  548. Doesn't exist in search
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  549.  @Whats_Goody  then please be helpful and share, a bunch of peeps asked for it.
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  550. Audience is part of the equation you forgot
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  551. Eh, I dont think so, hes shitted on trump before
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  552.  @andreasesser4641  guess who told the public they would solve egg prices on day one knowing it was avian flu and blaming it on Biden...
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  553.  @frankiek2691  Trumpcoin, Insider trader around tariffs, the plane bribe. You guys love it, don't hide it!
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  554. Just get it out of your system and move on, never hurts to know for sure unless you want to hold on to the fantasy
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  555. What wars has Trump gotten us into?
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  556. It will also be cyber...
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  557. The hero to incels is Ethan Klein
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  558. Wow, just learned a lot as somebody who is only familiar with the American gun debate
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  559.  @marctemura2017    I'm American and the EU nations are buying way more oil than India right now. India isn't a dictatorship either, your so ignorant. When are you going to criticize the EU nations for still buying Russian oil? You wont, you probably didn't even know they were still buying as much oil before because American press isn't covering it like India is. They are frustrated by the hypocrisy like anyone would be, well maybe not you.
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  560. I think it's about the same either way, your just entering different narritive zones, not truth seeking zones.
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  561. I'll start a bread business to undercut that price, sell it for $10
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  562. Umm... no, that's just factually inaccurate. Maybe you could if you want to genocide those people plus India, China, and Brazil.
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  563. he floated negative income tax which is tied to allocating money to people so they meet the poverty line. As you can image, taking the time to evaluate how close people are to a moving poverty line would take a lot of government spending. Yangs plan is simpler, give people $1,000 dollars and don't spend the money on evaluation processes.
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  564.  @keith_dixon  damn, so this is how we will balance the budget after giving tax breaks to corporations and the rich people who own them, the goods will get taxed and then the average American will pay the difference. At least the important people in this country are still winning.
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  565. People who watch news are kind of sheep anyways, the true big brains watch intellectual debates 💪
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  566.  @RuminatingRaptor  I got my safety gloves on, dont worry. Looks like what I said cut into you a bit though... should fortify that armor with intellectual debates 😎
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  567. NSA looked into her data I'm sure, can't hide anything here in the US... You are probably ly not far off though.
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  568. Hey, this was about domestic, not abroad! I can see why China is on there though, they seem to be expanding and assimilating at a faster rate.
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  569. It's bird flu, what they gonna do about it, make eggs in a lab? It's supply and demand.
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  570. Yeah, let's just make it worse, that's kinda the theme we are going for, right?
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  571. Do something on infiniti
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  572. I measured by stabdard the other day and I think I might apply
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  573. Right, it's like with any bombed place, it just leads to selling orphans and family members into slavery. Duh.
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  574. Seems cool, but making plastics from food for other creatures doesn't seem scalable, I like the extra seaweed, but it would be better if we could find a waste product.
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  575. It's Beto O'Rourke but I like this title 😄
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