Comments by "DynamicWorlds" (@dynamicworlds1) on "The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder" channel.

  1. Trying to educate the willfully ignorant is a waste of time.
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  2. Dave Rubin's idea of the plot is just following the path to the easiest money. I haven't really watched TYT in years, but Anna really spelled out all anyone ever needs to know about him after he started his grift show.
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  3. My understanding is Nestle is the worst offender, though that may have changed.
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  4. If the DNC's role is to deny the will of democratic voters, they shouldn't exist. I don't really give a fuck what they want to "allow" because it's not their place to deny the will of the people.
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  5. No, the establishment "Democrats" should go run for the GOP because that's what they are.
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  6. Religiosity increases in-group/out-group mentality and persecution complexes. They're absolutely religious.
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  7. Yup, malignant narcissism combigned with arguably the most powerful military ever created is a bad combination that we've had far too much of.
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  8. "4. No syncretistic faith can withstand analytical criticism. The critical spirit makes distinctions, and to distinguish is a sign of modernism. In modern culture the scientific community praises disagreement as a way to improve knowledge. For Ur-Fascism, disagreement is treason." -Umberto Eco
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  9.  @lescobrandon9539  proving my point, fascist
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  10. Yup 2. The rejection of modernism. “The Enlightenment, the Age of Reason, is seen as the beginning of modern depravity. In this sense Ur-Fascism can be defined as irrationalism.” 3. The cult of action for action’s sake. “Action being beautiful in itself, it must be taken before, or without, any previous reflection. Thinking is a form of emasculation.” See also: obsession with a plot, cult of heroism and death, viewing life as lived for struggle, contempt for the weak, and preoccupation with feelings of frustration and humiliation.
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  11.  thesparitan  Musk does hate public transit and you're a fool if you buy his PR team's post hoc spin, and yes, at least within dense cities, switching entirely to public transit is viable. Cities have already done so in their city centers and seen great results. Let's also not pretend that the shift to EVs was because of Musk more than just becaude of market forces interacting with tech developed by others. Also, btw, sharing rides is good for a society and helps counteract the hyperindividualism bordering on narcissism that will be the death of us.
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  12. They didn't get where they are by not having an unquenchable lust for power.
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  13.  @rynegreen7902  I mean, it's not genetic, so he might be able to slip by as long as he was able to prove useful to the party, but with fascism constantly narrowing what's considered the "in group" no-one is really safe. It's just sorting society into the order of the line headed into the gas chambers, but everyone is the line, ultimately, being pushed ahead by the people behind them and no-one is really safe. The only way it doesn't end up killing everyone is if it collapses under it's own inability to run a country before it can. As long as there are 2 people left, it's going to be trying to kill one of them because it's a suicide/death cult. There is no actual endgame. If it runs out of enemies to kill, it just creates new divisions because it needs enemies to fight. Get rid of all non-white people, and they'll move onto hair and eye color and any other difference they can find. There isn't actually any endgame beyond violence for as long as there are targets.
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  14. Crypto currencies are pyramid schemes that hurt the environment.
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  15. Mostly east to PA, get dumped by the rain, and then probably mostly flow into the Ohio river watershed, so then right back to a different part of Ohio.
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  16. Nah, just paid off by many of the same people.
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  17. Squatting is not theft. Ownership is defined by the law. Get over it.
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  18. "Gatekeeper" is a term for people who decide what information does and does not get presented to the people. It's mainly been used, historically, to describe people like Tucker himself and his bosses in what today is (when people are being polite) called "legacy media" which often entirely decided what picture of the world people got to see. So yeah, it's yet again, raw projection because the only thing approaching"gatekeeping" twitter does is to remove people who violate their very lax TOS. What things does Tucker want to say on twitter that he's not allowed to? Tell us Tucker.
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  19.  @rishabhanand4973  yeah, just accept that there is no bottom to the barrel.
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  20.  @StoveToTheFace  pink is a troll and immune to facts
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  21. Unfortunately, the McResistance went with the charge they were never going to get to stick because they're too committed to the RussiaGate narrative they used to distract from the DNC leaks and because they'd also be implicated with the more substantial charges. The problems you face when you don't actually have any major parties that aren't right wing authoritarians.
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  22.  @why-even-try-brotendo  according to Ana (who I'm inclined to believe on this) not only is he only in it for the money, but he wants to get it with the least effort possible.
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  23.  @Truth_In_Victory  tell you what, type in "jordan peterson doesn't understand" in the search bar up there, start watching what turns up, and get back to us with how credible you still think he is.
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  24. Do we though? We're assuming baldness, but it could be hiding a head injury that would explain a lot.
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  25. Biden telling the Latino community to fall in line is not at all strange. That is is altitude towards all of us peasants who might dissent.
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  26. It's not. It's a pyramid scheme.
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  27.  @MayanScientist  more than the thugs, actually.
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  28. It won't in our lifetime. Too much of a mess made in the last 50ish years for that to happen. Moves towards sanity would be nice, though.
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  29. ​ @josephversleys because teaching children sex ed helps protect them from rape.
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  30. It's generally frowned upon for adults to punch children.
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  31. ​ @cmbells7736 it's ALWAYS true of right-wingers.
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  32. No billionaire is self-made. Full stop.
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  33.  @presentedbyconormctappersp4565  possible also, that at least a bit of the Christian supremacism is genuine and he knows that if they don't back off the bigotry, they're just going to be creating more athiests and leading people from worshiping god to worshiping that gold statue of Trump. ...or just that he's going to loose viewers if he doesn't back off hating on people who may be his audience's grandchildren or great grandchildren.
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  34. We already know this for a fact. To pluck just one example of many from history, the Irish used to not be considered "white". As long as you can tell 2 people appart in any way, they will try to put one beneath another's heel, because the point IS the brutal heirarchy.
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  35. That's a huge stretch. She's making standard establishment Dem mistakes, yes, but Hillary was WAY worse than this. I think you've forgotten how bad the 2016 campaign was.
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  36. Corporatist Bloomberg trying to prop up state capitalist China isn't really that strange outside of him being more honest than expected about how close the ideologies are. Just look at what he said about moving the coal plants away from the cities. A-doesn't effect carbon emissions B-doesn't have anything to do with public oppinion, only practical necessity and worker productivity Also, trying to make a totalitarian state that would shock George Orwell with the amount of control they wield over their people is pretty out there.
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  37. Wars of aggression are crimes against peace. Defensive wars are legal. Likewise warcrimes consist largely of actions so appalling that they make difficult to impossible that terms could be come to for a future peace. Instead, things that are warcrimes almost guarantee that the war will devolve into an endless cycle of vengeance. You should look more into what, specifically, warcrimes are and why each of those things are warcrimes.
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  38. Nah, they can always take more...funny though, they keep trying to take away everything but the guns...I can't see any wisdom in that. Constantly making more enemies while making sure as many are armed as possible just sounds like a really elaborate method of suicide to me.
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  39. If course she's useless against the right. She is center right.
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  40. @JS 09 like an open nuclear reactor spreading its poison over a continent.
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  41. Renewables are the cheapest form of power per kwh. You're just lying.
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  42. The hyperloop which was a century old idea discarded for being impractical, or the reinvention of "subways, but worse" so he can avoid the fact that the real solution to traffic is normal public transit (because he's disgusted at sharing a ride with poor people)? Which idiotic stolen idea are we talking about?
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  43.  @WillowTDog  yup, pink, specifically, hasn't learned a single thing from being corrected for 9 years straight
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  44. ​ @EnlightenedMindset it is going away because the younger voters are moving left and the older ones are going to "age out" of voting.
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  45.  @NewNormalWorldOrder  the "alt-right" are typically zionists because "alt-right" is a rebranding of neo-nazi and they want to racially segregate nations, and because the Jews are easier to exterminate if they're all in one place. The leaders all understand this, so they're typically Zionists. Welcome to Nazism aka "the alt-right"
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  46. Might be nice if he survives untill 2024 actually. I'm thinking specifically October.
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  47. We need to call a spade a spade here. It is just ageism.
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  48.  @commandershepard9920  the center of the country and political spectrum (though not the US Overton window) is about where Bernie's platform is, and those people don't call themselves "centrists" usually.
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  49. (tm)
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  50. Exactly
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