Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. Kudos to all the tow companies that have refused to remove them. It's not just truckers. Don't forget the farmers and now ranchers that have joined the cause! I don't have any information, but apparently it got ugly in Calgary yesterday. They are getting around the gas thing by carrying around jerry cans that are empty and some that have water in them to make it unenforceable. Edit: Provences are dropping mandates all over, so it's working.
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  2. I loved everyone trying to say Hilary was the most qualified candidate in history. I'm thinking a 1 term Senator in a state she never lived and a failed Secretary of State? If that's the most qualified, we're screwed. I don't think they even understood they were dissing Obama when they said that.
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  3. I loved the interview with one of the "migrants". The journalist asked if the border is open and he said yes. The journalist kept tripping over his words as he asked the same question several different ways trying to get a yes to the border is closed. Finally the immigrant said it's completely open. I just walked in! So the guy asks legally? The migrant goes Illegally. I just walked in. It's easy.
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  4. The reason gas prices are coming down is due to court rulings. They've ruled in favor of states and oil companies about drilling on federal lands. Apparently breaking a contract with the flick of pen is frowned upon.
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  5. Basically this is Desantis's first real test to see if he'll stand against the establishment. So far he's failed miserably. He appears to be saying he won't prevent extradition of a political prosecution by another state of a citizen of Florida. Add in the delayed response and it's almost like he was waiting to be told what he should do by certain groups that filled his war chest at the expense of seats in Congress.
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  6. The best advice I can give is to find someone close that raises cattle. There are a lot of small businesses that do that. If you don't go for organic, they can run in the price range of $3.99-$5.99 per pound. Go in with a friend and you each purchase half a cow. It costs a couple hundred to process it. It will give you enough meat, depending on size of cow and family, to last about 1 year or 1.5 years. Just remember the cost is all up front, but when everyone else is paying $7 or more a lb for the fattest ground beef, your filet cost less than that. Edit: They are usually still grass feed until about the last couple of months when they get put on grain to get good marbling. My family has done this for generations and it's well worth it. It's cheaper and far superior meat then you get at the store.
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  7. That's pretty insane. I guess if we completely switch the system to guilty until proven innocent maybe. Fortunately that's not how it works.
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  8.  @pat36a  "Media spun it". So now quoting him is spin? How about he's not right in the head and this is more evidence? That's not spin, it's fact. Bringing on psychologists to diagnose someone they've never spent a second with is spin. It's also unethical, but nobody gave a shit about calling that out. Edit: What you are doing is trying to "spin" it by acting like it's perfectly normal for a President to get so confused that he refers to himself that way.
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  9. The fact the administration is trying to claim the economy is fine because middle class still has savings is insane. So because I'm cutting back rather than stripping my 401k further somehow means the economy is really doing great? That just tells me the goal is to bankrupt the middle class. Since most people at some point in their lives will reach the middle class, the ones that are able to stay in it do so by understanding how to budget and manage their money. So the goal is to push them to the point they have no choice but to destroy their retirement to pay their bills. Then once they've done that and had to sell or lose their homes will this administration admit the economy is bad.
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  10. Everytime my husband goes to the grocery store with me to do the weekly shopping he freaks at how much it costs. I've even reverted back to buying like I did when we weren't making anywhere near as much and it's still over double what I was spending when I'd buy good stuff like lobster tails and steaks. It's insane. God forbid I need cleaning supplies too.
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  11. To anyone confused about export and imports of oil in the US, I'll explain. Most of what we import is really dirty, nasty cheap oil. New refineries can't process it because it will gunk up and break their equipment. The US I one of the only countries that still has old refineries in working condition. My grandfather and husband worked at the longest continuous running refinery in the US. We import their dirty oil and process it into perfectly useable gas that sells at the same price that clean oil produces. We make a TON of money from it. In exchange, the US puts some of it's clean oil on the global market and that's our exports. If we stopped doing that, that yucky oil is now unusable which would drastically reduce the future global supply and would drive prices astronomically high. A lot of people think all oil is equal, but it is not.
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  12. Having grown up in the aftermath of very similar Democrat policies, though for different reasons in some cases, anyone with half a brain knew where all this was going to take us. Last time we had an energy crisis it was because we thought we were going to run out of oil instead of oil bad, but the results are the same. This is by far not the first time the US has coddled criminals. It happens like clockwork. It always results in massive crime spikes. They did the same lockdowns during the Spanish flu to the same results. The only difference was we weren't as reliant on foreign trade. It's like we're replaying every bad policy and social experiments all at once and knowing the impact these had in the past, think it'll be different this time.
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  13. This isn't about winning the presidency. This is about down ticket.
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  14. Their loyalty is to the military complex. They lied to him to keep troops and funding flowing, and that's why he fired them.
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  15. I've been stocking up, but it's about time to order my yearly half a cow. My grandparents taught me well. We've bought from the same family for generations. It's pricey up front, but saves tons in the long run. Nothing better than a $3.50 lbs for every cut of beef. We moved earlier this year from Arkansas to Oklahoma and we have a generator hardwired into the house in Arkansas, but I need to get it done here. I've had the pleasure too many times of being without power for a week or more during the winter. To explain how I'm always prepared anyway, during snowpocalypse this past winter trucks couldn't get in or out of where I was for over a week. Grocery stores were bare. I still had another week of food by the time the roads opened back up.
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  16. I was watching Congressional proceedings when they were discussing reparations. The amount of blaming other races going on in it was shocking and saddening. One man was very upset there were two college scholarships specifically for huwhite people. He exclaimed that proved racism still existed in the system. I asked him about the nearly 100 I could search for people of his race and why he thought it was fine there be that many available for him, but 2 was too much. I asked if he thought there should be none. He never replied. Another was saying there needed to be more representation on TV and movies. I asked if he thought 12% of the population should make up 50% of it. Again no reply. That was while I was explaining how Natives had not received reparations as all of them believed because "they know some that get checks from the government". I pointed them to the Congressional committee that discussed it under Obama and came to the conclusion it was too difficult. I also explained that the checks were from lawsuits filed against the government for broken treaties and stealing tribal money the government keeps because Natives are too stupid to handle their own money. I also asked why Natives getting checks equals reparations to them, but them getting government checks doesn't. Again no reply. One woman said they didn't want money, but certain privileges and listed several like affirmative action, incentives to start businesses with better interest rates, easier to get housing loans, etc. I pointed out they'd had almost all those since Civil Rights passed. She did reply and admitted she did not know that. Many don't know that reparations were already given in those government programs. It was even acknowledged as such at the time. The sheer hatred I saw in some of the comments directed at all other races was honestly sickening. So no, I'm not surprised by this poll in the slightest.
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  17. Basically we're going back to before the IRS was gutted under Reagan or Bush Sr. I'll never forget the speech a Congressman gave before they voted on it. It was about how the IRS was something even elected officials feared and no government agency should have that much power. He talked about how he'd gotten a letter in the mail and as soon as it saw it was the IRS, he was filled with dread and fear. He reasoned if it caused him to have that reaction it's even worse for the people. He concluded with the people shouldn't fear the government. I wish we had politicans like that today.
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  18.  @Tyler_W  According to Rekieta, who's good buddy Ty does contract deals far larger than this, that was an insulting lowball first offer and even Jeremy said he knew he'd reject it. So why send your "friend" an offer you know is no where near what it will be negotiated to? Why not send them one that's closer to what you know the terms will be and go from there instead of insult your friend you know is demonitized already and going to lose 20% of the contract off the top? Honestly, that was one of the biggest insults in it. You're removing almost 1 full year of pay, putting paying for everything on him, while taking every extra cent he could possibly get to try to cover paying for everything. That was literally asking him and his entire staff to work for free and start millions in the hole.
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  19. I see it everyday. People realizing the huge mistake they made. People for the first time are understanding that their vote does have consequences. Everyone was so accustomed to the uniparty, where no matter who got elected it didn't make any difference, that they thought Biden would carry on with most of the policies. It's obvious to them now that Trump did a lot more than they understood at the time. Edit: He needs to come back and finish breaking stuff. There needs to be accountability for what's been done and he can do it in his last term and fade away.
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  20. Not Republican and been what's now considered MAGA since Ross Perot.
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  21. Yep. They aren't going to secure anything. They're going to speed up paperwork. It's embarrassing.
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  22. The Republicans need a new Senate leader. Rand Paul or even Cruz would be better than the turtle. He's too chummy with his opponents. We need someone like Gingrich was. Not necessarily his beliefs, but with balls that push the President around. Republicans when I was growing up were loud and aggressive in politics. Now they're a bunch of cry babies. It's been interesting watching them lose their balls over the years.
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  23. That was hilarious.
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  24.  @nicwelch  Tell that to the good parents that raised their children right, then the child goes off to college, and comes back completely different. There are tons of examples of this occurring. Stop blaming parents for decisions adults make. This person was 28 years old, not fresh out of high school. Edit: I was married with 2 kids and purchasing our first home at that age. My parents were terrible parents. They don't get credit for who I became anymore than they should get the blame if I turned out a loser.
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  25. Which is it? Black people are poor and oppressed or they're traveling and staying in MV? They can't make up their mind.
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  26.  @jhoughjr1  Executive orders only directly impacts the federal government. They've tried to circumvent checks and balances before using things like the Department of education and it's been struck down by the courts. Some powers are directly under the Executive Branch, but it's very limited. Even when new regulations are implemented it has to go through a public discussion period. A good example happened recently when the current administration tried to ban weapon braces. They tried to use the ATF classification system to do it. The courts struck it down because it's not a weapon, it's an accessory and the ATF doesn't have the authority to regulate that. It seems the only person that doesn't understand checks and balances is you.
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  27.  @American-Motors-Corporation  2015 was Obama, not Trump so what does that have to do with him? You forgot that Nixon also caused our oil imports to double due to price controls he put in place. The Arab Oil Embargo that you're referring to was because we'd just faced an oil crisis. What happened in 2015? The US became the largest producer of oil. We were no longer at risk of an oil crisis. We export mainly to Canada and Mexico. I'm confused by why you think sending India oil is bad. We are not currently experiencing an oil shortage. The price of oil is based on speculation, not current supply. That speculation is on the global market, not just the US. Let's take the Keystone pipeline as an example. The pipeline would have allowed oil to flow to refineries faster and increased the global supply of oil so prices dropped in speculation of that happening. When it got canceled, the oil production wouldn't increase thus keeping the global supply the same so the price rose because the speculation was incorrect. The current prices rising is because Biden's cuts to drilling will effect the global supply in the future. If we don't increase exploration, we won't be able to replace oil deposits that run out and stop producing. That will decrease the amount available in the future. Whenever there is a decrease in the amount of something (or the likelihood of a decrease) the price of that item goes up. Edit: Maybe have a basic understanding of how the market works before voicing what you believe to be true.
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  28. I'm multiracial and I've wondered that. Does my white part pay my 1/4 black part? Just like when they say white people should go back to Europe and give everything back to Natives. Do I cut off my arm and leave it here? They never consider mixed races because they are racist.
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  29. I'm loving that they are using the same language they've used against southerners for years. Now everybody else gets to see what it's like to be called stupid and ignorant constantly by people that don't even know you. Let's see how that works out.
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  30. ​ @mids5854  No. You're looking only at markup. Markup doesn't equal profit margins. You've got waste, theft losses, leasing, payroll, etc. Grocery stores have the lowest profit margins of any business. They're not like a car dealership where there's little overhead and markup translates almost directly to profit. I'd suggest watching when Elizabeth Warren was claiming price gouging and brought Kroger in front of Congress. She made a fool out of herself and stopped spouting that nonsense.
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  31. I like Keri. I'm thrilled to finally see Gen X really starting to stand up to the plate politically. We appear to be the last sane generation so it's up to us to fix this mess. We tried to stop it when Clinton brought China into the World Trade Organization in 2000. We've always been against globalism and saw politicans happily sending our future overseas. We couldn't stop it then, but maybe now we can fix it. We lost the Battle in Seattle, but the wars not over.
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  32. It was like she was back in a kindergarten teacher roll.
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  33. Maybe that's why I've always been populist. My grandfather was my idol. Born in 1912, was a farmer and later a Union leader at the oil refinery, led a strike at said oil refinery, was absolutely what one would think of as an upstanding Christian. He was quiet and reserved. He'd take the shirt off his back if someone else needed it, and did. He'd walk to work in the ice if the roads were too bad to drive to make sure the guy he was supposed to relieve at work got off on time. He prioritized family above everything. One time during contract negotiations he asked the OWNER to step outside to settle it, which means he was challenging a fist fight. It was so against his nature to do something like that, the owner immediately apologized and backed down. He'd made a comment about the workers that was particularly insulting and my grandfather wasn't having it. You can imagine the impact that had coming from a 6'7 man that nobody had ever even heard raise his voice. He never trusted the government. He taught us survival skills and how to grow pretty much anything because we still farmed. It was all about being self sufficient. Hunting, farming, fishing, he made sure we all had those skills. He even built the only house they ever owned by himself. Including all the electrical, plumbing, cabinets. Things he'd never done, but taught himself how to so he didn't need to rely on anyone else. I think if everyone had someone like him in their lives, we'd be in a much different and better place right now. Oh yeah, and everything bought HAD to be American made. It didn't matter if it's more expensive. You support your fellow citizen's first.
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  34.  @American-Motors-Corporation  Why would he? His policies had the US producing so much oil, the price of oil went negative. We became a net exporter which means we were exporting more than we imported. I did not see Trump and go ballistic. If you think explaining how the market works is "ballistic" then you should probably refrain from posting or ever speaking to anyone. Why would you place an embargo, which is a punishment, on countries that weren't doing anything? My family has worked in the oil business for 60 years so I'm not uninformed or even looking at it as political. Just stating facts. I know several people that own oil wells and are directly affected by all these policies. Where are your facts to back up your claims? No where. You say look at this, claim it caused the current prices (it didn't because the price is global not domestic), and gave zero proof of your claim. I explain in detail exactly why the prices are as high as they are and that's going "ballistic" according to you. Refute anything I said. Gas prices are higher in Europe, Canada, and several other countries due to the increase in price on the global market. Do you think that a US company is going to sell their oil far below market price domestically? Is that what you're trying to claim? Edit: Nixon's price controls caused us to double our imports. If it didn't, it did, prove it. There are plenty of charts that show how much we use that's imported.
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  35. ​​ @esotericivy  Nobody has said African. They say Jamaican. You're making claims even she's not. Saying someone is Jamaican is like saying someone is American. There are many different races and ethnicities that are Jamaican. Edit: I REALLY want her to talk about slavery given that her family were slave owners in Jamaica.
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  36. That's really reparations, but they don't realize it. I was in the video comments of a video from the Senate (I think) discussing it. Many of the black commenters were saying Natives had gotten them, they didn't, and that they want things like special consideration for loans and priority for certain things. They didn't know they already have those things.
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  37. Exactly what I came to say. Little Jimmy is smart and reducing his chances of dying from something that shouldn’t be dangerous.
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  38. One of the reporters there said when he got there there were crowbars lined up beside the windows. They disappeared once the windows were broken. There's also the footage of one guy breaking a window with a crowbar and people around him yelling stop and fed.
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  39. We can be. If you go down the wrong dirt road, especially in the mountains, odds are good you’ll not be seen again. Hillbillies take private property very seriously.
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  40.  @Klonering  He refused to do it until the section that allows spying on citizens is removed or revised. That's what Obama used to spy on his campaign so his reluctance is understandable.
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  41. @Ralph Reilly Maybe that's why they said "companies". Big tech refers to a large tech based company and no one ever said it was a single entity. Reading comprehension clearly isn't your strong suit.
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  42. I think it's because people here think of things like the Italian mafia when it comes to organized crime. Cartels don't operate like that. They're brutal. There's no code other than death.
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  43. There's someone in the comments saying he rounded up a bunch of innocent people. They've literally branded themselves. Anyone that didn't earn them and just got them done the cartel would have eliminated themselves.
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  44. That's charged when it can't be determined how the now corpse died. They can't prove murder so they go with failing to report it and desecration if it's mutilated. It's considered a biohazard.
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  45. I have seen some people named Tim Pool saying Trump should have funded them himself. Like WTF? He's not responsible for the purse strings of the GoP. You had Rove giving money to opposition. It's disgusting.
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  46. I'd go when I was pregnant because they had crab leg special on Tuesday night. It was one of the few things I could eat. The waitresses treated me amazingly. One night there was a bachelor party. The bachelor was deaf. It was very entertaining and very quiet.
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  47. @Schrödinger's Snuffleupagus If it was the starting deal, then why when Crowder said it wasn't acceptable and come back with something else, did they ghost him for 3 months and then say that's the best we can do? That's according to the end of DWs video. After he spent the entire video claiming he knew Stephen was worth way more, would bring in way more, and it was negotiable? Clearly it wasn't.
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  48.  @lessimcdowell9897  Why? They are an immigrant. That's not an slur. It's a fact. My husband is an immigrant. Do you think he isn't aware he immigrated here?
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  49. That was unbelievably stupid. Like he doesn't own a shredder, and it was a drug bust.
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  50. I forgot about that one! We were going to use up all the water. We had crazy environmentalist ladies come to my school telling us how horrible all the plants are where I live. I asked them where the people were supposed to work if they closed them because my dad and grandfather worked at them. They didn't have an answer. Just like now it was someone they liked to complain about but had no real solution for.
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