Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Leftists Try, Fail, to Invert the Term "Cancel Culture" (HILARIOUS!)" video.

@TheHigherVoltage The no taxes things on Churches is pretty lame because EVERY nonprofit has those benefits. Churches ARE nonprofit and spend the bulk of donations on charity inside the communities they're in. They save the government money by taking away some of the burden and that's why nonprofits (religious or non religious) aren't taxed. Churches have accounts at grocery stores for those in need to Oh buy the groceries they need to live, they have accounts with every utility company to help pay for families in need, they run shelters, food banks, and kitchens. Define poverty? My red state was considered "poor" but we lived better than people in New York making 3 times as much because the cost of living is much lower. When you look at a rate based on national averages rather than areas, the much higher areas (due to the wealth gap) push the average much higher. I owned a 4 bedroom 3 bath 2300 sq home on 3/4 of an acre for $120,000 because the cost of living was so low. Even when were below the "poverty" line and on food stamps I was able to purchase my own home. We had everything including internet that we were able to pay for fine and our own cellphones and cell service we paid for. That was a family of 4 below the poverty line in one of those "impoverished" red states you're talking about. The average income is $45,000 and the average home price is $100,00. Now look at New York. The average income isn't much higher, but the average cost of a home is astronomical. New York is "rich", but who's living easier and has more? Edit: Also most of those states are agricultural heavy. The government sets the price range of most crops to keep prices down. If farmers were allowed to charge whatever, they wouldn't be poor. Don't try to pull "but California" either. California's farming industry is 1% of the state's economy. Most of those states it's the largest portion of their economy. We can always develop the land and the people in the rich cities can starve.
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@settame1 It wasn't a marketing ploy. Streamers were terrified to play the game and anyone see it for fear of being banned or losing their audience. Striking fear in people who freely promote your product isn't a marketing ploy.
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@TheHigherVoltage The focusing only on religion gave you away. It's extremely disingenuous to criticize that while ignoring the thousands of nonprofit organizations that bring in 10times as much as a church and less than 10% is ever used for what it's set up for. The Salvation Army, one of if not the largest religious based nonprofits, makes sure over 80-90% of all donations go back into the communities they serve unlike say most Cancer "research" funding groups that bring in millions and only a tiny fraction goes to any research. Most is spent on parties and retreats for the people that work for the organizations and on the salary of the boards. They also buy real estate and everything else you have a problem with a Church doing but there's never a peep from anyone using your talking points (because that's what they are rather than based on any real look if it's true) about the evils of Churches.
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Agree. This isn't new. Whenever there's a boycott or people speaking out on the right there's someone in the comments going "I thought cancel culture was bad". Then someone happily points out that you can't "cancel" a company. That there's a big difference in deciding not to spend YOUR money somewhere and attacking a company to fire an individual, their landlord to kick them out, and removing their livelihoods because that individual said something YOU didn't like. Especially if it's just some peon that has no power anyway (which 90% of the time it is). They don't go after the big guys because they know they don't have that much power. Instead they target some little guy that said something as simple as they voted for Trump, send a massive number of emails and Twitter complaints, claim they don't "feel safe" with that person working there, an article is written about them, and now their lives are ruined forever.
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