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

@BrandonAbernathy That's ridiculous. The employee is never just a bad worker or surrounded by distractions at home. It's someone else's fault. Tell me why there's so many different products available to move your mouse when you're not in front of your computer if this is the case? You're responsible for what you do and don't do. It's not somebody else's job to read your mind. If you're at home, unless I've got a tracker on you, it's impossible to know where you are at all times because I have no way of knowing. People lie.
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Maybe you shouldn't have made the choices you're living with the consequences of. You chose to take the route you did to achieve your dream. Nobody forced you to take the easy way rather than the hard way. It's not achieving your dream that's you're problem. It's how you went about it. Nobody's to blame but you that you didn't have a "plan". You're also admitting that was all you wanted which again, is on you.
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@eurasiacentertutorials9518 No he doesn't. He drives to the studio from his house in town. Then he sits down with his employees and they plan out the work for the day, the week, and future projects. Then he records his segments. He literally goes to his office.
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@XxLegendxX_YT OMG! Are you 12? Life is about survival. Always has been. Always will be. Define "living?" We're all living every second of everyday. You mean having fun. You'll go crazy pretty quickly because humans aren't made like that. Define rich. Rich as in monetary wealth or rich as in something more important than wealth. If you don't want to be in the top 1%, nobody is forcing you to. You can either have a job to purchase things other people use their labor to create or you can do it all yourself. Nobody owes you the sweat of their brow. Grow your own food, hunt for your meat, build your own house, cut down the lumber and make it into blanks.
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@25taylorkw WTF was that about. The first commentor is claiming you don't need religion to be moral. Raven didn't say anything about if you have a Christian moral foundation that makes you a Christian. It absolutely does not. The point is the culture he grew up on is where you're moral foundation comes from and if you grew up in the West, that's going to be Christian.
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@briancomstock7741 "Morals are genetic" has got to be the dumbest thing I've ever seen. No, they're not. They're based on the culture. You clearly don't have children. If you did, you'd know you have to teach them right from wrong. Kids will bite. You have to teach them that hurting others is wrong. If it was genetic, you wouldn't have to do that. In some cultures that's not taught so they tend to be more violent for that reason. There would never have been human sacrifices, slavery, or witch hunts if what you're claiming was true.
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@25taylorkw That's still coming from a Christian foundation. You don't seem to understand you're not contradicting them. Actually, the Golden Rule doesn't do what you're claiming either. It's opposite the selfishness of human nature, so it doesn't appeal to it. You're basing everything you said on the culture you're in. In many cultures, the ethical foundation is simply group preference regardless of what that group is. For example, in most African cultures, only killing someone from your tribe is considered murder. Someone outside the tribe is considered less than so it's not wrong to harm them. This idea you have of empathy is also determined by your culture because biology as you call it is in group preference. It goes against everything you're claiming goes with biology. The Golden Rule is against in group preference which is an evolutionary survival instinct. It's also funny that you then go on to claim some ethics in Christianity goes against it, so we discard it when you're entire comment is about one such ethic. So we should discard it right? Edit: Pseudo intellectuals are so annoying. You know nothing about anthropology or evolutionary survival instincts while acting like you're an authority on it. You don't even know that's what you're talking about and instead call it biology which is the study of the physical bodies and has nothing to do with ethics or our instincts.
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@patrickmccoleman5835 No. It's ridiculous to believe that the only life that exists in the entire universe is on Earth. That doesn't mean that life is able to travel a massive number of lightyears in space. We know life exists out there because we've found fossils of it in meteors. None of it is intelligent that's been found though.
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Even this report says a lot of it isn't visible to the eye but is being picked up due to the atmospheric disturbances around them. Satellites aren't looking for that. Especially his that are just beaming around signals. The real argument is those disturbances could be something entirely natural we just couldn't detect before. Not this single person not using the same technology on their satellites says they haven't seen anything.
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@27qwljrob2 Working from home has nothing to do with any economic theory so your appeal to authority is rejected. Anyone that says it's how it should be done has zero knowledge of how and why offices were created and why it's been copied on a global scale. What's called office work was first done FROM HOME. Almost like there's a reason it was moved from homes to buildings and putting people in the same location. It couldn't possibly be that there was a mass advantage to having people that did steps in the same process in the same place. Kind of like it's much more efficient to have the parts of the car all at the same factory when you're putting it together. Maybe that's the problem. People don't understand their job is just a small part of the bigger picture.
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@captainnerd6452 It's not archaic. Humans are lazy. There's products to make your mouse move so it looks like you're at the computer at home, but you're trying to pretend there's not and everybody working from home are working just as much as they do in the office. That's reality. People acting insulted are hilarious.
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@gifthorse3675 I'll let my husband know he doesn't work for a huge global company called Velero in rural Oklahoma. I'll tell my father he didn't work for Monsanto in rural Arkansas. They're refineries and plants that also have large offices attached to them.
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