Comments by "The Esseboy" (@TheEsseboy) on "CaspianReport" channel.

  1. Remember that Master works are a VERY risky investment, and has NOT yet shown a reliable history of increased value.
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  2. Yes, importing it from the US in the form of dismantling social supports for poor, low income and the middle class
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  3. Would you work a job that would not let you live in your own appartment or house? That is why it is not appealing...raise minimum wage! And police it harshly! Any employer breaking it should be jailed for a minimum of 6 months...including ALL parties involved on the employer side, subcontractor to customer company all the way to investing companies or individuals owning more than 33-50% of the company, snaking its way to the top.
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  4. Hence why Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania has a draft.
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  5.  @PJ-om2wq  Except people doing that is the reason why houses are so damn expensive. That and that there is a lack of regulation on speculation on properties.
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  6. No, NATO is only a defence alliance, members can leave when they want to, and it has no jurisdiction on internal country affairs. It's just a commitment to defending eachother.
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  7. @RockoBam1  Ehm... Finland has 900,000 in the reserve...hardly inconsequential as Finland sits on the border of Russia...not to mention they have the second most bunkers in the world, 1 year of oil storage (peace time consumption rate, probably several in war time restricted use) etc.
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  8. It now tilted the division into the favor of the minority of the economic elites....their plan was always to reduce pollution regulation, work safety regulation and in the end....wages, rights and security of the workers.
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  9. Well, a windows computer is approx 900,000% more expensive. Having a software kill switch would be lika a gift for the enemy.
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  10. I thought it was: Blaming immigrants for every bad thing, horrible internal politics and horrible weather.
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  11. No, it is when corporate greed takes president over national development.
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  12. Or the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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  13. @CaptFlinders Super cruise, high payload and amazing acceleration. Honestly underrated.
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  14. Ehm, EU healthcare costs 2-3 times less in raw costs too... the healthcare in the US is incredibly overpriced for its quality and effectiveness. The EU has run a tight budget for decades...we have much less debt than the US, and you'll feel the squeeze when your debt becomes harder to finance as the rest of the world pulls out of your economy completly.
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  15. @ Youtube is weird like that, sometimes they update sproadically and roll back and forward...feels random.
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  16.  @RockoBam1  Your mad if you believe that EU countries would lie more than Russia...or the US for that matter.
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  17. You mean WW2? Yea, we learned that if you let the agressor build their power alone...they will swallow all countries in its path...
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  18. No, cause Russia cannot even maintain their trucks and tanks, how would they maintain expensive nukes that need to be checked yearly so the explosives will implode the cores correctly? Nukes are not maintenance free devices. And if Russia tried that, UK have nukes, France have nukes, there are nukes in Germany, The US have submarines with Nukes patroling close to Russia 24/7 etc. Russia is out gunned, Russia needs to behave...
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  19.  @omarrp14  Finland has taken part in global efforts, we have Only 3 big transport planes though. But yea, as we are close to the enemy, we don't need much transport, we are 780 km from Moscow.
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  20. And Gripen, and Typhoon.
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  21. @ It isn't, we are forced to as the US is becoming a isolated country...
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  22. @ They did, almost no drones came through out of the hundreds and hundreds sent at once.
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  23. And unlike last time Europe is more democratic, more advanced in tech and production and more united than ever before.
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  24. That is not how it works, they will impose tarrifs against the us, it won't end well for US trade
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  25. Algorithm
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  26. Just a reminder, DO NOT INVEST IN MASTERWORKS, it is highly risky and most probably a scam...
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  27. No, it is pro human...you are just obsessed with white hetero people...
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  28. Europeans WANT to fight and die to be free, there is NO elite wanting war with Russia...they want to prepare to stop a Russian invasion...Russia CLEARLY wants to invade more countries, they have constantly tested our defences at the borders with planes flying close to our air space, sending imigrants to test fences and border guards etc...Russia invaded Europe already, they invaded a peaceful democratic country...
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  29. @joonas731  Especially since we see how much difference having enough soldiers can do. The more that fight the less casualties there will be.
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  30.  @nataliamundell6266  No, there is a differing level of risk...there are low risk investments like bank bonds, state obligations etc, there are very stable stocks in companies that are not behaving risky, there are investments portfolios that are safety geared etc. Masterworks is way to young 🌱, promising too much and has yet to deliver...their numbers are for a select few cases that is far from their average. Masterworks is most probably not a safe investment, I would NOT encourage anyone putting more than 5-10% of their savings in there! And even less if you have above 100K in savings.
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  31.  @dingus6317  Silver is not a great investment either, metal prices fluctuate wildly, but sure, it is safer than MasterWorks!
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  32.  @richardnixon7248  And how would you be able to tell if it is or isn't?
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  33.  @PJ-om2wq  Ofc not, but there are a lot of speculators out there owning stuff for their increase in value, which makes them artificially go up in value
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  34.  @richardnixon7248  Yea, cause I am not a bot...I do not advertise any investments as it all depends on a multitude of factors. But scams like MasterWorks I hate, they promise too much, say there is limited availability and that you might miss out...classic scam lines.
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  35. Note to self, the US is turning fascist.
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  36. Exactly, Russian agressions shows that the need to organize together against it is needed. Russian propaganda tries to spin it as war goals against Russia, cause it's the only way of explaining it away in a good light.
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  37. They should pay reparations to India, Bangladesh, Burma, Iraq, Egypt and the dozens of African nations violated, exploited and terrorized.
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  38. Just like the US, Russia, China and the rest of the world. Giving women rights reduces forced pregnancies...who would have thought.
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  39. @_________________404  Except cost of living (Rent, healthcare, education, insurance, job security savings etc.) are so low it doesn't matter, if you earn half what a person does in the US you still have more money left over each month. Taxes are necessary...we use the infrastructure, education system, healthcare, are protected by their police, fire fighters and military....paying no taxes is free loading of everyone else. If Europe were doing so terribly, why is the people much more hopeful for their own futures? Why are they more content and less worried? The birthrate issue is solvable, give parents more paid maternal leave, better healthcare (access to gynecologists, abortion rights etc.) and put stringent regulation on companies so they can't fire people for being pregnant or wanting to become it... Lowering taxes and making peoples lives miserable is not a good way to boost birthrates... unless you want to throw all women's rights into the bin... which would be disgusting and a crime towards humanity.
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  40.  @RockoBam1  Only when partially applied, when full rights are granted and complete support for parents is implemented (Financial and job security) birthrates go up again. It is proven. It is hard to discuss with someone who seems reluctant to grasp the entire picture.
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  41.  @RockoBam1  They are, but countries with good parental support have much higher birthrates than countries with good rights for women... The alternative is not viable, we can't keep treating women as second class people...they need support...that way we can literally have the cake and eat it in peace too. You are living in a simplified narrow minded reality, let people who actually know the subject do the thinking...you can't just compare birth rates on a whole country level and call it a day.
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  42. @ Europeans are less worries, pay less for their cost of living (When you include education, insurance, healthcare and job insecurity (In europe you get paid more as social security if you loose your job, and you can't be fired on a whim)). European industries are booming, all market indicators are going against your claims...US industries are tanking at the moment, and have for a long time.
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  43. @_________________404  Really feels like this guy just talks at people and not with them. He probably gets all his "facts" from twitter and the far right. Zero fact checking at all. He probably is a brian rotted boomer.
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  44. Not really, that was back when they tought everyone would develop nuclear weapons... without the fight against it there could have been tens of thousands more nukes.
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  45.  @rafalgan-ganowicz  So the big problem is them having a lower crime rate than average US citizen? That they work more, bring in large amounts of tax revenues, enable field like agriculture, construction etc. to function because other US citizen do not want to work such jobs?
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  46.  @yorkshiremgtow1773  Social safetynets, public housing, healthcare, education etc.
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  47.  @samsativa245  Why then are they working more, do less crime and after a couple years become good workers who does work no other brittish citizen wants to do? Society would collapse in the UK if not for immigrants. False, they take out much less from the system than they are putting in, since most of them are in good shape, you need to be to escape the places they flee from.
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  48.  @dioniscaraus6124  They have jobs, that is not the issue, the issue is low pay, expensive housing and a failing healthcare and education system....
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  49.  @yorkshiremgtow1773  Social safetynets, public housing, healthcare, education etc.
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  50.  @yorkshiremgtow1773  Please first prove that right to affordable housing, education, healthcare etc. is working just perfectly in the UK first. If you are going to be that anal about the meaning of words, please, do not answer this and find someone else to irritate.
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