Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Actual Justice Warrior" channel.

  1. The reason Chick-fal-a is so popular comes from their Christian values being put into their business practices. They treat their employees and customers extremely well. Way better than any company in that market. It's proof people are willing to pay more for a better experience. It's why they can even afford to be closed on Sunday and still be the fastest growing company. I thought they had been refused a license in NYC already and were told they'd never be allowed in.
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  2. Basically she's saying we shouldn't have let them keep Mexico when we defeated them. She's probably one of those people that believes we shorted Mexican when we purchased all the land. What they fail to understand is we didn't have to pay anyway since we defeated them. They should be grateful we did.
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  3. The whole "disproportionately huwite" is hilarious when you look at the numbers. It is compared to Baton Rouge, but not the make up of the entire population. I wonder if they say the same thing about a lot of places in say Alaska because black people don't live there.
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  4. So many rules and stuff are different in women's sports simply due to the safety aspect. Hockey has a lot of different rules for men and women.
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  5. You'll see this a lot with leftists. Just like the minimum wage thing. They want you to focus on the federal minimum wage rather than the state because the state minimum wage can be changed much more easily. You get a petition, collect signatures, get it on the ballot, and people vote. They don't want to fix what they see as a problem, they just want to complain about it and you pay them to do it.
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  6. I'm shocked that now that they've encountered someone that's not going to secretly work with them, they've jumped to regulations and more government. Absolutely shocked.
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  7. As soon as I heard that line in the trailer I was thinking, they've not been around the other races. How do they know if their feet are big? Wouldn't it just be normal to them? Plus Tolkien never said they had big feet, just hairy ones.
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  8. I'm really sick of southern food being labeled as belonging to a race. It's class based.
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  9. Exactly. This is a husband, wife, and child. That’s not what’s flooding across the border.
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  10. This so easily could be one of my sons. I taught them the same thing. To defend and stand up for those too weak to do it for themselves and they've both done it on numerous occasions. My heart aches for that father, but he should be proud of his son and his actions.
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  11. One of my sons best friends mom was like that. He's black and had cousins in gangs and stuff. She wouldn't let him do anything that even remotely mimicked them. She was all about the grades and being a good student. He's now a biomedical engineer.
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  12. The last time my son's friend Juan came to visit I made street tacos. It's just what I had planned for that day. I buy my groceries for the week all in one go and we didn't know he was coming until the day before he showed up. He loves them and wasn't offended at all.
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  13.  @treborkroy5280  I'm so surprised by how many people don't seem to remember Obama making it a priority to drastically increase government housing in the suburbs and other areas and created huge incentives for developers to do so. I remember because it struck me as not a good idea. Not because of not wanting them there but just basic facts like those areas don't usually have public transportation for that they'll need. If they can't afford rent they aren't going to own a car either. So it would be even more difficult for them to have access to goods and services like groceries.
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  14. I don’t doubt that. I’ve worked for a few. I didn’t insert myself into their private life and divorce. Collude with their ex’s lawyer in an attempt to extort them never crossed my mind.
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  15. ​ @jakesorrentino7230  Death penalty cases have required appeals. That's why it takes so long. There's zero proven instances that it's been wrong in fairly recent history. Don't confuse people taking plea deals with wrongfully convicted death sentence cases.
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  16. The ceiling bird calls.
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  17. I'm going to keep saying it because everyday it just becomes more true, welcome to the 80s and early 90s. Vigilantes were fairly common. Groups like the Guardian Angels became a worldwide group for a reason. They were vigilantes. When the police can't or won't do their job protecting the public, other people will step up to do it.
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  18. I guess pomegranates are too spicy for children. It's so unbelievably innuendo heavy no kid is going to understand it. I know. I was a kid that read it. It's not really much different than lots of poems and old stuff kids are exposed to in literature. It's a way to dodge to keep from admitting they're technically breaking the law by exposing children to pr0n. CP in some cases. At least drawn CP.
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  19. It was so much worse because Andrew thought they were friends.
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  20. That's because California made it illegal to remove squatters. It's the same laws that are allowing homeless to camp everywhere.
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  21.  @anondabomb  Wrong Roosevelt. That was Franklin aka FDR not Theodore aka Teddy.
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  22. Oprah would say you're more privileged than her.
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  23. I've seen them try the "but I have a vagina" to try to force straight men to date them. I tell them, many men don't like women that just have breast implants or that have had lots of surgeries to destroy their attempts.
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  24.  @E_Ten  Yes and no. That was his 3rd time being in that home so all the past things do is prove he had intent all 3 times. They didn't have to know about his past to suspect intent.
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  25. It's all good! I followed Huffington Post at one time. Then I realized they are nuts when they had an article that if you regret doing it the day after it's r*pe. That was around gamergate time period.
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  26.  @CrAAAstastic  Yes the American Dream that me and the husband achieved. From food stamps to top 10%. 6% this year, but it was a turnaround year so a lot more money from overtime. Own a lovely home with an inground pool that would be over a million in BC, Canada where my husband is from. Two sons in their 20s both with good jobs and one got married this year. The vast majority of the poor will reach middle class during their lifetime. That's the dream and it is indeed achieved by the overwhelming majority.
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  27. Yes several times.
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  28. What's funny about Kamala is she's far more Indian than black. Was even raised as Indian so all her posturing as a black person is hilarious.
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  29. Yes. That irritates me so much. Free black people weren't 3/5th. The Constitution never mentions race. Over 3,000 free black citizens owned slaves. Meaning they were wealthy because that wasn't cheap. Many American Indians/Natives owned slaves too and many had been slaves as well. I hope one day the full history gets taught. Edit: The King eventually outlawed enslaving the native population. To get around that, at least in Virginia, the governor removed that option from the census. So it was only black or white and Natives were put under black allowing them to continue to be enslaved. I know the history of Virginia during that time because that's where my tribe is from. The very idea that only black people could be slaves came from the King, not the colonists.
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  30. Bring back the roof Koreans
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  31.  @robertnoble7554  I'd explain how ignorant your comment is but everybody beat me to it. No need to dog pile. Hopefully you learned something.
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  32. Yes. You can't be authoritarian and a libertarian. They don't understand it and are just trying to use it to make them seem to not have dangerous ideas.
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  33.  @fvallo  They do and voted overwhelmingly for a conservative government who promised to stop it. It's one of the main reasons they voted to leave the EU. Unfortunately the politicans lied, and in the UK there is a true uniparty. There's pretty much no difference between Labour and the Tories. I'm not in the UK, but that was an ignorant comment.
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  34.  @HopelessDjinn This. They were about anyone that felt left out. The misfits and outcasts. That could be anything from race, sexuality, to intelligence. Anyone that’s just different.
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  35.  @Punkertoon  I encountered some of these people. Claiming people like me, a stay at home mom, had no value. I asked if they think the daycare worker that takes of their kid doesn't either. They don't even realize that's what they're saying when normally they praise them. Then I told them while they are at work, I'm at school helping their child take their reading tests and keeping them safe on field trips. It's ME that comforts them when they stumble and it's ME that's holding their hand making sure they don't get lost. That shuts them up pretty quickly. Edit: In real life I was never talked about like that. Parents thanked me regularly for being there for their kids and I was regularly recognized by the school as the model for parent involvement.
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  36.  @yittmashups  They do that because they don't want responsibility of bills, taking care of a home, etc. That can be caused by mental problems, but that doesn't change that they enjoy it. Otherwise they'd do something about it. It falls under the can't help someone who doesn't want it. They wouldn't be found insane and not responsible for a crime so trying to blame their life choices on that stuff is cope. Edit: Sorry if that comes off as harsh, but they've been given opportunities to improve their situations and reject them. Most of them have received treatment for any mental problems and refuse to fix it. There comes a point where the public has to hold people accountable for their choices instead of giving excuses for them
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  37.  @hellishhybrid1839  lol
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  38.  @therealemperorpalpatine You do realize they’re complaining that she’s been changed. Bumpy enough means she doesn’t have enough fat rolls for the activists that shame these characters. The “where her organs!” crowd. As someone that IS shaped similar to the original Rogue, we do indeed exist and I’m sick of being told MY body is harmful to others. Edit: You did not try “it hasn’t even come out yet”. That’s as stupid as “you have to watch all of it before you can say it’s bad” crap. I don’t need to wait for it to come out to see how they’ve significantly changed the characters. Particularly the female characters. It’s literally in the trailer shown in this video.
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  39. If you want to understand if it's bad I suggest Reikita's video on it (a lawyer) or Shadveristy on the Knightwatch 3 hour video breaking it down. It's a horrible offer. It's music business predatory kind of bad. I will say, given that Jeremy has experience in LA and Hollywood, it probably is a standard type of contract there. That's not a good thing. If you want to set yourself apart from a business you claim is bad and you're fighting against, using their practices to do so isn't a good look.
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  40. They were afraid there would be another RBG incident so they pushed him to retire while they held the majority to get a new justice on the court.
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  41. It usually does take a personal experience for people to realize the truth. It's easy to believe it's a lie when everything you read and everyone you talk to go along with the lie. It's much more difficult when the truth slaps you in the face.
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  42. ​ @LabTech41 ​ She'd rationalize it because she's so ideologically captured. Anna was already coming out of it before her assault during the Rittenhouse trial. She admitted halfway through that it was self-defense because of the videos. She said she hadn't seen them, which made her realize she was in an information bubble and started looking outside it after that. Emma would never do any of those things. Anna at least always had some integrity. Emma never has.
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  43. There have been several uncovered as well that the main reason was poverty and the doctors knew it. If they have something else medically going on, they use that to justify it while still noting the real reason. It's disgusting.
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  44. Yep. She wants to know who is spreading "misinformation" that needs to be censored.
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  45. In college I hung out with the theater kids even though my major was psychology. One day they asked me why. I told them because eventually everyone of them would need to come see me. Job security.
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  46.  @L-Thatcher  Except monarchies weren't created by England. They existed in a lot of places. It wasn't an experiment. The US is still referred to as the great experiment. That was the point the poster was trying to make.
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  47. They attempted a recall which is the legal step to remove her and a court struck it down. The citizens are doing the only things allowed them within the laws to get rid of her.
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  48. ​ @johannespilvikukka6003  Technically if you take pansexual to it's farthest, it doesn't need a pulse or to be human.
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  49. Except according to the testimony of the nanny she’s not raising the kids. She spent all her time online and watching TV in her room and Stephen took care of them when he was there.
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  50. They did that in Minneapolis. The first one they sent out got shot. That ended that and they voted to refund the police shortly afterwards.
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  51. So he's really a capitalist. Otherwise he'd do it all for free or at the lowest fee a speaker makes in the US. His books would also only be priced at the point there is zero profit.
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  52.  @twistedinnocence8617  They aren't coming from those areas. Those areas aren't seeing the population decline cities are. This entire video is about people fleeing these cities.
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  53. They're intentionally framing it backwards. Private property rights is one of the foundations of western countries and the right to defend it. Everyone should be well aware that a person has the right to defend their property. It's the person trying to take your property that's decided it's worth the risk to their life. They should be fully aware that the property owner can end them.
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  54. In the comics his origin story is now he was somehow created by 2 women. So yeah they’re just destroying it where they can.
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  55. So all the big gas stations near the interstate can stay open, but all the little ones will have to close. I've seen this before.
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  56.  @spearfisherman308  There are lots of different dates people assign the party "switch" to. However, there is zero evidence of any major party switch. You'll have one or two, but no massive switch. Trying to put significance to a couple switching out of thousands in office is creating a mountain out of a molehill in an attempt to try to score some type of political points. It's like saying Ronald Reagan switching shows a party switch.
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  57. They shouldn't give you a contract like you know nothing about them. Edit because it changed nothing to North for some reason.
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  58. The claim that Crowder didn't send a counter offer was from Jeremy's video. He said Steven said that he couldn't accept any of it and to send a new. Jeremy said they never did. Crowder never said he didn't send a counter offer. He said it's not about the money and got offered more from another place to make his point. Crowder never said anything about how many offers were sent, how long he'd talked with DW or anything. His first video was general and didn't get into specifics except the terms and penalties. Said he'd received several offers like the one he showed in his first 30 minute video. Jeremy's hour long video is where Crowder made no counter came from and that DW didn't send another offer. Crowder's second video was short and didn't say anything about how many offers. So if Crowder did send a counter offer, Jeremy's lying too.
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  59.  @justinortiz9350  Not true. What do you think most domestic calls are? There are also calls when someone is acting erratically as is the case with this. They do indeed respond to those calls. They have to make sure the subject isn't a danger so they can be taken in to receive the help they need. The police should respond if you are in imminent danger regardless if the threats were only verbal. 911 isn't going to listen to your recording of being threatened. That's only if the person threatening isn't currently near you for you to take to the police to show a pattern. That's not for when you're in danger of imminent harm as was clearly the case here. What you're describing is a slow escalation of a threat, what she's describing is imminent danger. Completely different things.
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  60. Yeah. You don't replace an entire fence because one board broke. The learning, though, is a completely different issue. That means it does need to be replaced. It's likely rotted below the surface. The house we bought 5 years ago had the original fence from when it was built in the 90s. We're slowly replacing it because it's rotting.
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  61. They did do good documentaries at one time. Really gritty investigative stuff. Then they went nuts.
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  62. He'll get a copyright strike for that. You can only show a few seconds and then commentary to avoid it.
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  63.  @gmarounf7472  So you don't like guns and gay marriage? Nobody is threatening gay marriage. If you don't like other people being able to own guns the only fix is changing the Constitution and good luck with that. As for abortion, the majority of the country believes it should be legal but severely restricted and limited. Only 2 states have out right banned it. All the others just put in what the majority believe would be those reasonable restrictions.
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  64. This is what's been happening in European countries. Especially the UK. These are voters and politicians that will say they want the US to be more like Europe so making these benefits available to illegal migrants isn't surprising at all. Just like there, you won't be attracting the people that just want a chance at a better life. You'll attract the young men looking for adventure who don't want to work. They're not going to get a job once their allowed to because there's no incentive to do so. The opposite. They're being incentivized not to work. The politicans who wrote these bills believe that because they're minorities the US is to blame for the circumstances in their home country and that the US taxpayers (mostly yt people) owe them for oppressing them and their country. You need to understand the mindset that is underpinning all this. It's why the border is open, that and Democrats playing the long game trying to create a future large voter base. It's seriously messed up but it's why they've done and continue to do what's going on and why they're putting these people above citizens.
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  65. ​ @echobase6372  Then they can't afford to bring in a bunch of Visa holders either. Which they're begging to be able to do.
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  66. Always to an extent, but it got markedly much worse under Obama. Then I started seeing a lot more pushing of editorials as fact or "the news" and fewer and fewer real news articles in publications. It went completely off the rails with Trump. When news outlets stopped covering his addresses to the nation during the lockdowns was when any hope they'd eventually turn around was lost.
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  67. He wasn't lying. Asians tend to run small businesses. Rent is cheap in that area because crime is high. The high crime rate is why prices are higher. It's to make up the cost of lost inventory from thefts. The people living in those areas don't understand how to run a business, but are fully aware of the crimes. They are mad because the prices are higher and attribute it to what they grew up being told, everything is due to their skin color.
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  68. @@itzryder8409It was never only 6 months. In my state it’s 10 years. Given that much of my state is still very rural it still makes sense. Lots of abandoned properties in secluded areas. Edit: It’s also misleading because a lot of these aren’t squatters rights but instead using renters rights.
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  69.  @ripley4601  Sorry, Hector isn't wrong. You're the one that set the bar of burning churches is alt right if it's done to protect culture. You're the one that said protecting culture at any cost like that is alt right. You can't create that definition and then withdraw it when the same action is coming from a minority. If them burning churches in Norway because Christianity was replacing paganism and their culture is alt right ( per you're own example) , that would hold true regardless of where or when the same or similar actions occurred. The reason you just got so defensive is because you're trying to put something in the alt right column that doesn't really belong there and got called out on it. You need to learn the difference between a strawman and a supposition based on the current set of criteria that YOU set forth.
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  70.  @Dorkeydaze  So to recap. In another post, you admit he acted in self defense. That's not illegal. Yet here you are under another comment claiming he should go to prison. You're a troll plain and simple. You're now on ignore because nothing you type is worth wasting my time on.
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  71.  @AnthonySopran0 No they don’t. My son worked at a place that was open to hiring ex-cons. Most didn’t last long because they got arrested again.
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  72. That's not why. They'll just stand there and film someone drowning too. It's because we created a culture of people only caring about going viral online and one that doesn't prioritize victims over criminals.
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  73.  @AppleseedVending  Why are saying if the officers lied before they can do it again, but dismissing the lie told by the documentary? The same thing applies to them. They hide his conviction of trying to kill his cousin because it made him look bad. It shows he was willing to commit serious acts of violence. So he didn't commit r@pe, but he DID try to kill someone. So it's not a stretch for him to be capable of doing it again.
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  74.  @BimmerBros  It's not. Especially if there's a detailed description of the character's appearance and it's from a specific culture. It might not be such a big deal if it was fine to do the other way, but it isn't. If we're going to create the standard that only Asians can play an Asian character, Latino play Latino, gay play gay, etc it should apply across the board. It doesn't though and only one is allowed to be changed. That's called discrimination and if you're fine with that okay, but others aren't.
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  75. I've had the exact same accusations when I dare to say I'm a housewife. It was supposed to be about choice and now them trying to remove that choice is misogynist on their part.
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  76. Oh dang! Good point!
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  77. The problem with showing evidence to viewers is that the evidence being presented hasn't gone through rigorous review by the other side and it hasn't been argued in court as to whether it meets the legal criteria to be considered evidence for the trial. I can call anything evidence but that doesn't mean it really is.
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  78. That train thing is basic sociology/psychology. The less a behavior is challenged by society the more often it will occur and the more likely it is that it will progress further. This is why when people try to claim it used to be acceptable to hit your wife I know that's not true. It was never acceptable within society to do that. Legal or not isn't as relevant as what society allows. If it was, you would have seen a lot more wives being killed than you did. That's more likely to occur now with an abusive spouse than it was then because even though it may not have gotten you jail time, it got you beaten up by her male relatives and/or other men in society. Now it's actually punished less than it was then because a night in jail isn't near the deterrent getting beaten to a pulp by a bunch of men is. That's what I call "social justice". To me laws are for actions above what society can correct. Then it's a crime against the state rather than just a violation of society.
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  79. The judge called her out several times and was getting snippy with her on occasion too. I guess none of you watched the Rittenhouse trial and the crap the prosecution got away with.
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  80. I've tried to explain this to so many people crying about the homeless and wanting to fix it. Most of them want to live like that and refuse to even use shelters except in bad weather conditions because they don't want to have to follow rules. That the people that end up homeless due to a bad economic situation rarely remain in that situation for very long. This group of people have always existed on the fringes of society just what we call them has changed. They used to be called hobos that road the railway (some still do that). Even the nordic countries all these types point to as the best and what the US should be, have homeless. Even if they are drug addicts, they have to want to change or no amount of intervention or help is going to do anything.
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  81.  @TheVideoLounge  Also most likely he wasn't holding the bike. They were most likely a couple of steps away waiting to see if it reset or who had reserved it. Once they saw her, they most likely thought they could just intimidate her long enough to lose her reservation and then grab it real quick. I think her putting up resistance never occurred to them. The filming was more likely to send to their group to brag about intimating this huwhite woman. That's judging by the family response.
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  82.  @matthewthompson9902  It's also the school policies. I've had the misfortune of being a worker in an elementary school that didn't believe in punishment and the kids ran things. I got knocked in the head by one of them intentionally and nothing happened. I watched kids that had serious potential to be good kids being pushed to the brink by other students while the teachers did nothing to try to protect any of them. I quit after 3 months. Edit: The school was closed 2 school years later and the children distributed throughout the other elementary schools. Most of them had huge changes in their behavior after that and only about half a dozen ended up needing to be removed completely and expelled in the following years. It's the environment and policies of a particular area that causes it.
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  83. It skirts the political donation regulations.
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  84. This started when she defended Contrapoints. Since then a small group has been being mean to her. That's why there was the part about defending people In her farewell letter. Based on her letter I believe she just doesn't want to make content anymore and this is a way for her to blame others for it and play victim. That way she can get people to still pay her through Patreon without having to make anything because they'll feel like they are supporting her from the mob. The fact she has employees she hadn't told and still blamed cis, white men in her letter just shows she has no integrity and doesn't deserve the attention this has brought her.
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  85.  @lukesalazar9283  It's hard to gauge. China sets their poverty level at $1.90 US per day. However that is the base amount used for lower GDP countries that are low in development. The minimum for China should be set at around $5.50 per day. By that metric, it would be around the 50% area or more. They have announced they have eliminated poverty, but it cost them $880 billion and isn't sustainable. That doesn't matter to the CCP though. Only being able to say it matters even if it's only reality for a month. If you didn't grow up understanding how communist propaganda works, it's nearly impossible to explain the depths of it. The only thing you can almost 100% count on is what they are saying is false because they do things like lower what is "poverty" to look good.
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  86. Those are donated by hairstylists in the area. They LOVE posting about it.
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  87.  @thomasbuchovecky171  He's not advocating for Civil war. He's pointing out how the violence he's seeing is very similar to what's occurred in other countries. He's not telling right wing people to stockpile weapons and ammo either. The majority of his audience isn't even right wing. It's libertarian. People using their rights isn't illegal either. I have the right to purchase as many firearms legally as I choose and as much ammo as I choose. You go through a lot of ammo at a normal day of firearms training at the range. I imagine you're idea of "stockpiling" ammo is 100 rounds which you can purchase a single box of depending on the round. What constitutes stockpiling firearms? 5? 10? I own more than that because we hunt and different game requires different guns and calibers and all 4 of us hunt meaning we each have a gun. So am I "stockpiling"? You're making assumptions about why someone owns a certain number of weapons with no idea who they are, how they live, or why they'd have them none of which is even required because it's a right protected by the Constitution. You want to set limits on that, fine. Then we'll also be allowed to require a test before you can vote.
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  88.  @anjolatope-babalola2338  That doesn’t make sense because a lot of lawyers would have done it pro bono or taken a cut of the settlement. Especially one politically motivated.
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  89. You can get carpet made in tiles now to do that with. Create a pattern. They just stick on the floor.
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  90. I love the rewriting of what it was. "All lives matter" was seen as racist when it was plainly stating what she now claims BLM means. If it meant too, there'd have been a too on it. They had people believing thousands were being ended by police when it was 9.
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  91.  @TheGloryXros  No one that I'm aware of, but he get accused of a lot of the things that aren't true. CNN and many journalists have doxxed several individuals though by printing their address or showing up outside their house. I was shocked the first time I saw them go after an individual like that.
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  92.  @richardunderwood9683  No they really didn't. Stalin courted Hitler. He even fired Jews in his cabinet to try to draw his attention. It worked because they reached an agreement to invade Poland after 3 days of having just met. Don't try to push Putin's revisionist history and not expect pushback. Had Stalin not been infatuated with Hitler and his power, WWII could have never been. It was that treaty that allowed Germany to focus on Europe because he didn't have to worry about Russia. Stalin took Germany's invasion on a personal level because he thought they were friends. It was the last time he trusted anyone.
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  93. The thing is, this is supported and baked into the National Teacher's Unions. They can't strike because it's their Unions insisting and pushing it.
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  94. How did the DA get the job? Oh that’s right! They VOTED him in. It’s the voters fault either way.
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  95. That letter also addressed to only look at the financial side of a possible show. They had too many people greenlighting shows, not based on if it would bring in viewers, but based on a message. So they've ended up with really expensive shows nobody wants to watch. Look at what up coming shows they've cancelled and you'll see it. When they decided to not make a season 2 of Dark Crystals, it was clear they had clueless people in positions they shouldn't be. It was a very popular show. Some people got offended by the depiction of some characters that were in the original movie and that's why they did it. So it's not just that they had people inside the company complaining. It's that they listened to them. I'm pretty sure Chapelle was the first time they didn't get their way and that's why there was a massive meltdown and they felt it was perfectly acceptable to barge into meetings and do a walkout. The only reason they didn't get their way then was because they were going to pay for the content anyway and some higher ups already knew they were starting to get in trouble financially. Edit: It absolutely is a case of go woke, go broke. They were producing good original content that could have kept them afloat. They catered to sensitive employees and pulled successful shows and greenlit crap because they focused on diverse voices. They allowed their writers and stars to argue with and insult fans. They allowed that culture to grow and thrive within their company.
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  96. Saying what countries and how many people are crossing the border illegally is saying "nothing"?
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  97. I’m upset about Storm. Her and Gambit were my favorites. She was always so composed, regal, and feminine despite how kickass she was. They gave her the side shave. I just know they’re going to change Gambit’s personality too. Can’t have a flirty strong masculine character.
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  98.  @commonsenseisntcommon1776  This entire video is about a politician. A single comment about the officers doing her bidding instead of following the law and you act like this and several other videos about this politician magically disappeared.
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  99.  @sallysue8176  Did you watch the video? If you did, you'd know that's BS. If you'd been paying attention during the virus you'd know that's not true. Teachers told the CDC what guidelines to implement for them allowing them to continue to teach remotely even though they knew it was harming the kids. An organization with enough power to do that isn't "lowest in the ladder".
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  100. It's so annoying calling it a ban. Next time somebody needs to bring up all the books they've " banned". Like To Kill a Mockingbird, Huckleberry Finn, etc. It's insane to me that they're complaining about books being removed that are listed as 18+ on Amazon because it's illegal to expose minors to pr0n.
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  101. That's what the guy that created Papa John's had happen several years ago. He was listing off what's not allowed, said it, and the board used it as an excuse to get rid if him. This isn't new.
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  102. I just want to say, a lot of the times is it out of malice. Men in those roles have been put down, made fun of, used as an example of what not to end up being, etc. When they've been framed by the "educated" and entertainment to be undesirables, people don't get to act shocked when they are treated that way and react to it. They are prime examples of what's considered " toxic" masculinity because it takes a certain amount of grit to do those jobs.
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  103.  @gwentarinokripperinolkjdsf683  How can he prevent her from buying a car? I’m really tired of people pretending she’s somehow incapable of doing it herself. A wife doesn’t need permission or the husband’s signature to purchase anything. The nanny also testified she did have a car so no clue why she was insisting on taking his. Edit: I also hate to tell you but I’ve told my husband not to go somewhere and he’s told me the same when we could afford one car. That’s not freaking abuse. It’s called being helpful to each other and sacrificing a tiny bit for the other.
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  104.  @cordlefhrichter1520  This is direct evidence that Twitter is no different under Musk. That nothing has really changed. That alone is absolutely worth him talking about. He made a name for himself calling out Dorsey on Rogan so this should be right up his alley.
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  105. You mean like what happened to the Natives here? To be clear, Jews have ALWAYS lived in that area. Even during the Ottoman Empire. They've always migrated there from all over the world. So that's not exactly what happened. They had their first type meeting to determine governance in the late 1800s after the fall of the Ottoman Empire. I'd suggest looking at the populations of each religious group in those areas after the fall of the Ottoman Empire to now. A pattern will emerge of Muslims increasing and the Jewish and Christian populations going to zero rapidly. They didn't flee to other areas because that's the pattern all over. Edit: The Ottomans didn't draw lines. The conflict was each group creating their own areas like occurs after any collapse of an Empire. The same thing happened after Rome fell.
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  106.  @johnnotrealname8168  I'm not sure what you're trying to say. The parents were forced against their will to send their children there in the 1800s. It was law. Forcibly removing a child from their parents is kidnapping. It happened in the US as well. These were reeducation schools to forcibly integrate Natives into Western culture. To erase their own culture, including their language making it impossible for children to even speak to their parents anymore.
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  107. You go after the narrative that is the root cause. When you're told from a very young age that you're bad because your race did bad things, it causes that to happen. Then other people use that to prey upon that emotion. It's a pretty fundamental psychological response. The idea is to stop the first part or try to reduce it's impact. If you don't understand the basics of what's been happening, I'd refrain from making recommendations to people about it. It's called racism.
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  108.  @Magnum062  Then the owner didn't do it right. You need to be armed, have your deed on hand, and change the locks. As soon as they force it open they're legally breaking and entering at which time you have the legal right to defend your property and person. Welcome to the south.
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  109. I'm definitely getting "this has happened before" vibes. I thought we tried the whole ebonics thing back then and it was a massive failure. Why do people keep trying failed things over and over?
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  110. The whole "there's a bigger support system in rich neighborhoods than poor ones" tells me he's never lived in a poor one. There's way more support for each other and helping each other than a rich one. I've lived in both and seen it.
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  111. A member of the faculty is suing the college over racial discrimination because of forced CRT training. She would be told in meetings how horrible she was because she's white and was denied a promotion because of her race too. That training is a direct result of this incident.
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  112.  @ybyby3rdday  I have never seen one that wasn't a scam on some level even the "good" ones like Avon.
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  113.  @SpaceStokesly  Dead men don't talk.
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  114. Seriously if people saw me and my husband fight in the earlier part of our marriage I guess they would have called the cops if they thought this was abuse. It’s the halo affect society has on women. It’s why they get lighter sentences, the least suspected of being abusers, and stuff like that. People think it’s just not in them. Unfortunately according to stats lesbian couples have the most domestic abuse.
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  115.  Don Shepard  First off, he wasn't a "kid". 20 is an adult. Secondly, he wasn't murdered. An accident isn't murder. Lastly, why aren't you upset or care about the 500 white people that were killed by police last year with zero charges against the officers? Why do you ONLY care if they are black? Seems to me you have issues with empathy that you should address before trying to accuse others of the same thing. Edit: There is a reply function so people know who you're talking to. Otherwise it looks like everything is addressed to the original comment.
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  116. They are squatting, but they’re not using those laws. They’re using renter protection laws. Laws put in to protect renters from being kicked out even though they haven’t violated the contract. Am I the only one watching the video?
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  117.  @HiddenOcelot  SFO has been doing a lot to improve his accuracy. He's listed books he read during his absence and books he's currently reading. They are good choices. It's like me with Critical theory. I torture myself listening to all the trash they teach and my eyes bleed from the poison I'm reading, but I've got to have a very good understanding of it to defeat it.
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  118. Sorry no. That's no different than saying their old enough to consent. Their brains aren't developed enough to understand longterm consequences. Yes they can be taught right from wrong. I look at young kids like dogs (not to dehumanize but in how they think). You train them and they react based on that training. You don't punish a dog because the owner couldn't be bothered to train it unless they're violent. The owner gets the fine and if it's bad enough the dog is removed and recieves proper training so it's suitable for a new home. Kids this young act that way because they're allowed to by their parents. They weren't properly trained on how to behave. It's not their fault. Yes they should be punished in some way, but not like an adult because they're not adults, because that helps them learn proper behavior. It should be in conjunction with them being removed from the situation that's caused the problem because as long as that's still an influence it won't help.
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  119.  @ADifferentLens2345 You do know if the original creator decides to do something with their creation that’s not the problem right? It’s people taking things created by others and changing them. Martin changes characters all the time and it’s okay because they’re his to do with as he sees fit with his creation.
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  120. I like how she's trying to campaign as a new way forward like they aren't currently in power. This is insane! The current VP trying to portray themselves as the underdog was not on my BINGO card. I never expected them to try to sell they're not currently in power. Normally it would be continuing the current policies, but watching them try to distance from them is amazing.
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  121. So they claimed. You've obviously watch the Daily Wire show because nobody in the scenes presented in this video said they didn't talk to them. They said they removed stuff their testimony and even moved it around. An example of that would be they moved an answer to one question and put it under another question to create the narrative they sought.
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  122. The mountain men show, some of them lived right outside a town.
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  123. Anyone that was alive back then knows this has been an issue for a very long time. They were mad about police and attacked the Asian community. Interviews with black people while it was happening was primarily them saying they don't like how they are looked at when they'd frequent the stores.
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  124. Nope. Natural citizenship is given 2 ways in the US. Being born in the country and being born to a citizen. Both are recognized in the Constitution as citizenship at birth. So being born outside the country to a citizen doesn't disqualify you. That's still a natural born citizen. Becoming a citizen through immigration and applying for it is a naturalized citizen and they can not be President.
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  125. This is correct. Not necessarily just threatened, but jealous too. As a stay at home wife and mother, I've been attacked so much by other women. It shows that feminism isn't about what they claim, equality and having choices. They'll always default to that claim when confronted. It's about a hivemind where all women are supposed to be the same. They are also the minority of women so aren't representing us as they claim. Over 51% of women don't want careers, but want to be married and stay at home mothers. You'd never know that by reading news articles or women's magazines. So knowing that, they are jealous of those of us that found ways by prioritizing certain things and achieved what they really want. The instinct then is to teardown anyone that's accomplished something you didn't. It's the same female trait of attacking women we perceive as better looking than us.
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  126. It’s feeling like Dev talking about US law. Sean’s speciality is criminal stuff not contract law. Personally I excelled at tort law in law classes. That doesn’t make me an expert on contract or criminal law.
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  127.  @peterang6912  He was yelling it was his while it was undocked and unlocked by her. Him and his friend FORCED it with her on it back into the docking station with his hand intentionally covering the scan area on the bike. He then quickly, while preventing her from being able to move to get her phone back out, scanned his phone and recovered the scanning area. He then docked it AGAIN after she left and didn't use it for another 30 minutes. If you force someone to relinquish something that's currently in their possession, that's theft.
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  128. I don't think people fully understand that even the color on the walls and bathroom tiles will affect it. It's because if it's some weird color it's going to be something 99.9% of the population would want changed. Same for the exterior. There are so many factors that play into it unless all the properties appraised were completely identical down to materials used to build them, that's an impossible claim to prove.
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  129. It's not an "issue" because it's not illegal. Shocking I know but even in public I can call you anything I want to and not be reported or arrested. Only if I physically harm you does it become an issue that needs to be reported. That's how it should be on social media too. In real life I can choose to ignore you and walk away. Online I can mute you or block you. They achieve the same results. God forbid we expect people to control themselves and look after themselves online instead of crying to an authority figure to protect us.
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  130. Not often. Mainly because we still had investigative journalism which is lacking today. Most things eventually came out. It also would have been handled by the CIA because it involves international things. It's really odd that this came from the FBI. FBI is for things coming from inside the country and anything with Russia would be from outside.
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  131.  @jaehparrk  It's not anyone's place to forgive them. It's God's to give if they ask for it. Forgive them for what exactly?
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  132. You conveniently leave out why it didn't get all built. He was blocked by Congress on funding. Then when he used military spending, they fought him in court slowing it. The courts said it was his discretion so they started building. Illegal immigration did not increase. A lot deported themselves into Canada when he was elected.
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  133. I loved when BLM was chanting "stolen land" and then telling huwhite people to give their home to a black person. You stole this land from the Natives, but give it to us now.
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  134. Song of the South was done so carefully by Walt. He called in experts and leaders to make sure it wasn't what they now say it is. Then again I remember when they pulled Fantasia out of theaters because overweight people were offended by the hippos.
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  135.  @GCheckCentral  Who are saying lost? Israel got it during the 6 days war in the 70s and were forced to give it back by the UN in 2005. In 2006 they elected Hamas.
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  136. We did the same. The fact they want to just laugh and sweep it all under the rug is disgusting.
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  137.  @michaelgleason4791 Nope. They’ve tried to make sure that’s not the case and there were still the same issues. It has to do with lighting and how darker skin doesn’t reflect it like lighter skin does. It makes it more difficult to determine facial features which is what’s needed to identify someone from someone else.?
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  138. He apparently has apologized for what he's done in the past. If this event truly opened his eyes, I'll support him. He's got to prove it though. I'm not just taking his word for it. His Twitter handle is the King of the snitches because he's proud that he flags things he thinks is "harmful".
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  139.  @jonboy9734  That's an excuse, not a justification. They enjoy 230 protection so they can't be held responsible for what someone else posts on their platform. They can curate their content like a cable company and be a publisher or they can remain a platform and not act like a publisher by deciding what is or isn't allowed. Edit: Microsoft enjoyed a lot of advertisers on their search engine and didn't remove websites. So advertisers really don't care as long as their ad is seen.
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  140.  @davuvnik  That post he made on Twitter was low. He got ratioed and deleted it. Meanwhile he'll tell you he doesn't care about his Twitter account and he just trolls on it.
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  141.  @jackdudley3755  I can't think of a single wellness checkup test used in the US that is harmful. The only ones that could possibly be considered that are the scopes. Even then, the dangers are wholly dependent on how they are done. For example if they are done under anesthesia or not and are not done unless a new stool test shows it's needed. All other screenings are noninvasive and usually a blood test. Those tests would be confirmed before any treatment is done. I worked for years in a medical lab and I'm very familiar with everything that happens and the process. The fact you say the UK doesn't perform some testing that is common in the US strictly due to cost, shows the downside of a government run system. Those that are poor here are on government healthcare/insurance and those tests are still performed. They are also covered 100% or for a co-pay of $20-$40 for everyone with private insurance. Very few citizens aren't able to afford the testing. For those it's symptom based like in the UK. Edit: The fact that the testing we do creates a better overall outcome because early detection is key in the survivability of cancer. Adjusting because your government doesn't want to pay the cost of that testing is disingenuous. It's ignoring that our early detection creates the result of survival due to the nature of cancer.
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  142.  @lastking3185  That's actually hilarious because Trump IS center. His policies were all center and considered sane 10-15 years ago. He's not hugely religious, he's the first President that ran as pro gay marriage, he's center on abortion (states should have that power but wouldn't support a national ban), wants work for American workers instead of bringing in cheaper labor from overseas who get stuck in crap jobs with bad pay because they'll be deported because their employer got them a work VISA, etc.
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  143.  @HesderOleh  The Constitution is VERY clear on requirements for President. The "law" isn't contradicting itself. The case he's talking about has to do with due process and legal obligations of the government for citizens abroad, ie Embassies. The 5th amendment is about government prosecution and protections for citizens. It has nothing to do with the requirements for President. The other thing he sites isn't a case at all. It's an opinion from a law professor that's been debunked multiple times by other Constitutional law professors.
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  144. Putin kills and imprisons political opponents like the left does. He imprisons protesters, there's no free speech, etc. So because Putin doesn't support some things you don't like you, personally, can ignore his many human rights violations, invasions and taking parts of other countries (this isn't the first time by any means), etc. That's a you thing and shouldn't factor into supporting the invasion and attempt to take complete control of another country because it won't do what he wants and only trade with his country. That's what pissed him off and why all this started. Ukraine wanted to be able to trade with Russia AND the EU and Putin didn't want that because he can't compete with the EU financially in trade.
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  145. ​​ @TVdeaddeylan  Not really. Male children develop twitch response muscles superior to females in the womb. Boys go through technically two puberties. A smaller one at a young age which is when you start to see more pronounced physical differences. This is why little boys are more aggressive than little girls and have more energy. That's why girls are able to sit in class for long periods of time but little boys become restless. Edit: All of which is moot because "men's" sports isn't segregated and is open to all. Meaning they are already able to compete if that's what it was really about.
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  146. That was when roof Koreans were born. One of the store owners had a pawn shop. He opened it and started handing out every weapon he had as the riots approached. This is the one where the white truck driver was dragged out if his truck and almost beaten to death on live TV. Fortunately a young black man was watching at home in the area and went out in the craziness to save him.
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  147. Are you trying to pretend Russia wasn't doing the same thing and aren't today? Plus, how does that justify in anyway the invasion of a sovereign country you have a written agreement with to protect its borders? Edit: An invasion that's been on going since 2014 and has cost a lot of civilian lives I might add. Russia threatening nuclear war, threatening at least 3-4 other sovereign countries with invasion, and you're all "nothing to see here! It's just the fault of the US.
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  148.  Don Shepard  Except it is okay to kill people resisting arrest depending on the circumstances. If an officer says stop, you're under arrest and you shot at them, that's resisting arrest too. Don't come back with "that's not what happened" either because that's not what your comment says. It says "You can't kill people for resisting arrest". Depending on the laws of that state, deadly force is allowed when attempting to flee in a vehicle because it is considered a deadly weapon.
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  149. I guess she doesn't love her mama because she didn't get any chicken and didn't get violent
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  150. You need to look at different news outlets and not just people online. Pretty much every article has been pro Amber. I even saw one saying yeah she lied and was wrong, but we should still support and believe her anyway.
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  151. There's already heavy discounts if your poor which since he's clearly never been poor he wouldn't know that.
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  152. They do have the legal right to detain you and conduct an investigation if you don't show it because doing so gives them probable cause. There are also laws in many places that allow it.
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  153.  @CoolPapaJMagik  "You can't control a moral person" is an oxymoron. You're already controlled by your moral standard. Those standards were created by someone else that you decided to follow. It's not that you don't want people controlled. You just want them controlled by your standards rather than someone else's that you don't like. I'm not dissing morals before you claim that. I'm pointing out the ridiculousness of your statement. The truth is you want to set the standards and force everyone else to live by them making you the person you're claiming to be saving people from.
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  154.  @christianvalarus5950  Because Al-Qaeda isn't in charge of other terrorist groups. Going after Bin Laden was the whole reason we were there according to what Congress approved. Once that was done the objective was complete and we should have left.
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  155. I only use it if I'm sick and can't get out. Otherwise I cook or haul my butt out to pick it up myself. I will sometimes do the grocery pickup where the store workers get my groceries and put them in my car, but I've never done the home delivery of them. I never do that if I need fresh produce though because I don't trust someone else to pick what's good. I just know I'll end up with small, wilted crap.
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  156. Without and not even be tested.
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  157. They aren’t doing this using squatter’s rights. It’s renter rights. They are squatting but that’s NOT the laws they’re using.
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  158. If he gets that a lot, doesn't that mean he's in the store a lot? If people see him in there all the time, him working there is a natural conclusion. Stupid autocorrect
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  159.  @Poppipower  So if it was a drag Queen being chased by a guy that had an issue with them being one and they got in an argument at a bar that this was done, you'd be fine with the charges and him being released on low bail? Just making sure everyone fully understands where you line up on crimes based on ideological issues.
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  160. A lot of other Natives worked with Cortez against the Aztec. They were brutal and used smaller tribes for blood sacrifices.
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  161. I know a landlord and yes it’s terrible. They’ll destroy so much that she then has to pay to fix before it can be rented again with zero compensation. Then people complain because the rent is high. Yeah they’ve got to recoup those losses somewhere.
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  162. The one time I called for jury duty I wanted it so bad. It was a murder case with a child witness. Drama for days! Unfortunately the state prosecutor was my cousin so I was recused.
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  163. This is another reason cameras in the classroom is a good idea. Then parents that think their kid can do no wrong can watch what they are really like. I was an assistant at an elementary school like this. I quit when I got hit in the head during bus duty and the administration did nothing. This problem isn't just due to the parents. The administration won't have their teacher's back and allow these kids to get away with acting like this. A lot of times if you send them to the office, they just send them right back to class.
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  164. How is it different? A child was abused to obtain the images or movies. How is how they are distributed effect that? It's no different than someone printing the image multiple times. The only difference is in possibly using the federal mail to send it. In fact, the internet has drastically increased the amount of this material that's available meaning more children are being harmed now then were before. If you want to argue they are international now, they always were to an extent. I really want to understand why how they are obtaining them effects the sentencing guidelines. Edit: As an abuse victim, the internet existing didn't change what happened so why would it change the sentence for the same crime?
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  165. This formerly "inseminated person" hoping to be a future grandmother soon will be right beside you, hon. If I go to a doctor's appointment with my daughter-in-law while she's pregnant and hear any of these terms, I'm going off. If someone wants that used during their appointment, they can inform the staff. It's not everyone else's problem.
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  166. "Palestine" was created by Britain to begin with. Jordan didn't exist until 1946. The Emirate of Transjordan was created in 1921 by Britain and became Jordan in 1946 when Britain released it. It was part of what Britain had named Palestine before that. It should also be noted that Palestinians have attempted to assassinate the ruler of Jordan and take over the country twice. The people in what is currently called "Palestine" are people removed from the surrounding countries because they kept attempting to overthrow them and caused several civil wars. It's important to understand what comprises the current population.
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  167.  @talesofgore9424  Minus the koolaid and watermelon water, that sounded like a meal I'd cook in the summer. That's just BBQ. That has no race connected to it, just areas depending on how the sauce is made or if it's dry rub. Why are people in the north connecting southern food to black people? That's the racist element in all this. I've got some chicken I'm going to fry Saturday with white gravy, buttermilk biscuits, and mashed potatoes. I guess I'm racist even though it's recipes that have been passed down for generations. Cornbread goes with butter beans or collard/turnip greens (I prefer turnip greens). I guess when I cook that I'm a racist too.
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  168. They don't have the authority to let them work. That's per federal labor laws. They shouldn't get jobs anyway over US citizens and legal immigrants.
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  169. Politics ruins everything.
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  170. Welcome to how it's been in border states and their surrounding states for decades. The federal government allows them in and then puts it onto the state to do something about them.
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  171. Yep. Most people simply can't understand why someone would want to live like that. They know they'd hate it, and people view everyone through their own perspective. If you'd hate it, you simply assume that's true for everyone else.
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  172.  @williammoore5081  Very first sentence of the second paragraph "I'm absolutely not saying that people don't get wrongly convicted." You: Are you saying wrongful convictions don't happen? Reading comprehension is your friend. Edit: The number of innocent people that have been convicted is about 1% or so. If that's all you're looking for it will seem like a lot, but in the grand total it's tiny.
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  173. I've seen so many leftists make that claim it makes my brain hurt. As one, no we're still freaking here. It makes me very curious what the hell they were taught in school. I live in the 2nd largest population of them in the US. I wonder how many of them are aware they don't exist. Yes, most of us fought. We lost and just like whenever a group is defeated the conquerors took over. What happened to a select few tribes was bad and wrong, but that was not the majority of us. Don't even get me started on trying to lump us all together and the 2 spirit bs they've latched onto. Edit: The nobel savage myth crap needs to die. We killed each other and went to war with each other. My tribe subjugated 40 other tribes and was responsible for destroying nobody knows how many. We'd defeat them and tell them join or die. Then these people say I'm supposed to be upset because it was done back to us by someone else. Sheer stupidity.
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  174.  @CaptRR He wasn’t originally. Do you have any idea how difficult it is for a father to get custody? If he has grounds to file for it, she’s a horrible mother.
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  175. ​ @TjJd-f8m  The Catholic Church? That's who funds a lot the non profits helping them.
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  176. Real estate firms do that a lot. I just purchased a home and a lot of the ones we were shown were owned by them or a couple of individual agents that went in together. You're also competing against flippers, which are also usually real estate firms. Big real estate firms are also real estate investors. Again, not new. Every home that didn't need work were going into bidding wars. So instead we looked for one that needed some work. We bought slightly below appraisal and it will cost less than $10,000 to finish the renovation and increase the value by $40,000. It's perfectly livable until then because it's just finishing up the master bath, update flooring in the bedrooms, and yard work. Unfortunately most new home buyers want move in ready so that's why you're seeing so many bidding wars and houses going above asking. Add in the massive amounts of people moving out of larger cities and thus this situation is created.
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  177. Him saying Stephen wouldn’t let him advertise his shows when he did every single day too.
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  178.  @Chopstewie  When you agree to something, in writing no less, yes you are obligated. By your reasoning you can agree to a house payment, never make it, and they can't take the house. That's not how the real world works. Edit: Before you try to say something about theft or whatever. Seder was trying to steal Crowder's time and labor.
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  179. Seeing the children turned my stomach. Knowing most of them were probably kidnapped along the route.
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  180. I just mentioned her suit in another thread.
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  181.  @babyamyxo-o6c I guess you don’t know many bikers. They might be criminals but much like the mob they have a code of honor.
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  182. Agree. What they're making from the show will be enough to replace the carpet. Everything else, except the fence, is very minor cost wise. I guarantee their furniture is in storage somewhere. Those kids are acting way too happy with strangers around seeing their house.
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  183.  @StarWarsomania  Except I may not be involved in the problem at all. I have a mask exemption and I don't own a storefront, or there is no punishable mask mandate where I live. So how am I complacent and contributing to the problem?
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  184. They are asked about that during their confirmation hearings by both sides. The right tries to find Constitutionalists and the left goes for ideology. That's how we ended up with Roe in the first place instead of letting it be settled naturally within the system. It's because it was legislated from the bench that caused the massive division. That's why gay marriage is no longer a big issue to either side because the court waited until it was widely accepted. The abortion decision changed the law in every state overnight.
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  185. Sounds about right.
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  186.  @immikeurnot  It was just a couple. He's been sued by people not even really connected to any child. It's been crazy how many jumped on it, but not really given how sue happy people are.
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  187.  @TallisKeeton  You've got to take into account when something is written and the what words meant at the time. Taking "darker skin" out of context could mean black. We know though that in that particular section of the book, he's discussing all the different types of Hobbits, so "darker" is simply a descriptor compared to the others which were described as fair skin. You can compare that with when he briefly discusses the southern lands Sauron has corrupted and the people there are dark. We also know that each section represents a real area in the world.
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  188. They wanted the marketability of Hobbits in an age they don't exist yet and yes they picked Harfoots for that reason. None of them exist in the 2nd age, and don't come into being until over 1,000 years into the 3rd Age.
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  189. It's not entitlement. That's a misunderstanding. They're making excuses as to why they don't want it when they tell you why, almost at the beginning. Less freedom. More responsibility. We used to make a distinction between people who had fallen on hard times and people like this couple. This couple would be what was called hobos.
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  190. They were disqualified. I said there's no reason to raise your arm that high. Even pumping, you don't go all the way to the head. Chest at most and never to the side. She knew she was coming and scooted over in the lane to get close enough to clock her. Most likely, that girl had a reputation for being a strong runner. Teams face each other often during the season.
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  191. So you took the time to read her "monster" of an appeal but you can't take the time to hear the other side? Yeah totally unbiased and fair guy. As I had to explain earlier, evidence in an appeal hasn't gone through the process of being investigated by the opposition and then argued in front of the court as to whether it meets the evidentiary threshold. It's not "evidence" until it does. It's just possible evidence. A lot of evidence gets rejected and not allowed before a trial and only what meets the criteria is presented to the jury. None of that happens in an appeal which is why supposed "new evidence", unless it's extraordinary, is allowed for a reason for an appeal. Edit: "New evidence" is presented to the public in order to create an emotional response to get their client out. If she's such an amazing lawyer she's well aware nothing she presented was grounds for an appeal, but it was good fodder for people who watched that series and now believe he's innocent.
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  192. I thought that was well known. Even Law and Order did an episode based on it.
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  193.  @jonusjonus9271  Because it's topical at the beginning. He stated his position and explained it. Do you need him to constantly reaffirm it? I'd expect a video if he changed his position, but since there hasn't been one his position remains the same. Edit: I don't understand this need for people to keep repeating themselves. That's just virtue signaling.
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  194. No one dies of starvation in the US except from abuse. I've seen people trying to make claims about, but it's literally zero. That's why it's so hilarious when they try to talk about bread lines. They think food insecurity means starvation when it just means someone doesn't eat the recommended number of meals daily or skips eating at least one day a week.
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  195. It's horrible writing. What is it with people trying to stan this show? Galadriel isn't flawed. She's annoying and OP. The real Galadriel is flawed and only realizes her dreams of ruling a kingdom were wrong when she rejects the One Ring. She was also so powerful, after the defeat of Sauron, she "cleanses" an area by completely destroying it to where no trace remains after her husband Celeborn kills the remaining forces. This is because the real Galadriel loved every living creature so much, it was extremely difficult for her to kill and that's why she didn't take part in the Kinslaying. You'd know that if you had any idea what you're talking about. If you want to experience good writing, read the book or watch Jackson's LOTR films.
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  196. Food deserts are a myth. Places have opened in those areas that offer fresh produce. They fail because people there don't buy it. You can't force them to buy something they obviously don't want. According to the left, you can't teach proper nutrition either because that's "fatphobic" and racist against minorities. So this trend will continue.
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  197.  @TheVideoLounge  "So you pay for the hire via the app, the app then directs you a specific one of the docked bikes, you scan the QR code, and it releases the bike". Correct. That's why he was trying to block the QR code. It's also most likely that she reserved that specific bike because it's motorized. She could have been waiting for a motorized one to show up to reserve because it's almost 30 minutes to her house on one and that would be tough to peddle. Technically you don't pay for it until you unlock it. It will reset and be available again after a certain amount of time to prevent someone reserving for for an hour before they need it. It's a small window, 5 or 10 minutes. The teens were either trying to block her for the allotted time until the reservation expired or trying to take it after she scanned it. The bike will also display that it's reserved and not available so they would have seen that.
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  198.  @surenot1174  They make millions in trading. That's how that $174,000 suddenly becomes 3+ million a year. The only member of Congress that doesn't dabble in the stock market is Thomas Massey. She could easily pay back her student loans.
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  199. When we bought this house, they'd been renovating it. The master bath was gutted, the roof over the patio was rotting, the yard was a mess, the inground pool was nasty, etc. They were asking $220,000. We knew better and offered $180,000. We settled at $185,000. That's what the assessment came back at. It's now worth $240,000 bases only on the improve we've made that cost maybe $15,000. Edit: My husband is an actual handyman, so we were able to buy higher end finishes since there was no contract labor costs.
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  200. His license was removed for non compliance of an unconstitutional mandate. That SHOULD mean any punishment as a result wasn't valid. Meaning his license should have still been honored. I don't have a right to drive, but if my license gets suspended because they thought I was driving intoxicated but it's proven that I wasn't later, my license should still be good and I wouldn't later be arrested for driving while it was illegally suspended.
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  201. No it was "You broke the UN declaration". He played it multiple times so you could catch it.
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  202.  @mahguvnah7403  It's Asians. They are accepted at prestigious universities at an even lower rate than whites. Medical school, for example, is 50% acceptance rate for whites and 51% for Asians. It's 90% for black.
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  203.  @StrategicWealthLLC  Your explanation is ignoring that black Americans have more access to a better education than the groups you mentioned. So saying it's education based, isn't the root cause either. It's not only looking at new immigrants, but how a person self identifies. So even Japanese Americans that have been here since they were in internment camps are counted as Japanese. The same is true for every group you mentioned. Chinese that helped construct the railroads would still racially and ethnically identity as Chinese. Cultural based I think is much more the root, because the groups that outperform are ones with strong family ties, strong sense of family honor, and work ethic. When that was the case in black culture, they were much closer than they are today with the average even though they faced far more discrimination and legal hurdles. That's why trying to make the claims CRT does isn't supported by any actual studies. Edit: Plus the claim CRT makes that black Americans are at the bottom is completely false. Natives have been far below them for decades as have disabled. The entire theory is based on a false premise to start with.
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  204.  @AndreVeaseyJr  They can't unless they can change the Constitution. Requirements for those positions is very clear in it. NYC already lost an attempt to allow them to vote in city and state elections.
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  205. I was pretty sure with the very first question, she was reading notes. She kept looking down, then looking back up, then she'd say a couple of sentences, look back down, repeat.
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  206. I’m from a rural area in south Arkansas. About 20 minutes to the Texas border. When I was growing up they’d come through for seasonal work from farming and leave. Then one year they stopped leaving. Now every new restaurant is a Mexican one where no one speaks English. It’s insane.
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  207.  @rahn45  I know Jeremy said the first offer was returned because Crowder said it was terrible and to come back with something better. Jeremy said they made no other offer. I'm not understanding this "gotcha". They both said the same thing. Steven's agent sent a number, DW sent the term sheet, Crowder said no these terms aren't acceptable, Jeremy said they waited 3 months and said that's the only offer. People have been watching so many different videos of other people they don't remember what was said by who I guess. I've only watched DW and Steven's video, part of Shad's, Lauren's, and Crowder on Timcast.
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  208. @fredtheflash4805 You can't post links to videos in YouTube comments. Lawrence told you it was in the video with Tim Pool so they said where. How long have you been here to not know YouTube doesn't allow video links in the comment section? It's been like that for about 3 years.
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  209. Yep. It was just people that were outcasts. No matter the reason behind not fitting in.
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  210.  @ryanhubbard1885  "it's horrible hypocritical of the southern states to want people that had no representation and paid no taxes to be counted towards representation in the government". It's what's currently being done when it comes to illegals. They can't vote so they have no representation and the majority don't pay taxes yet they're counted on the census to decide how much representation each state gets.
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  211. Now now. I like to color too. I like shading and blending colors. I paint and am a fabric artist so that has way more to do with it. I'm a traditionalist woman, but don't think every woman has to be.
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  212. Yep.
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  213.  @t700e  I can't stand when people make this attempt at an argument. It doesn't make you look intelligent like you believe it does. A representative republic (which we aren't either. We're a Constitutional Republic) is a form of democracy. You are conflating direct democracy with just democracy. Right populism is simply a rejection of the elites in terms of US politics. So by saying you don't like populism, you're saying you prefer to have the elites rule which is against the Founders because they envisioned regular people serving the people within government roles. Edit: A good example is Obama's first term platform. It was extremely populist. His policies weren't so he wasn't one, he just used it to get elected.
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  214.  @StarWarsomania  WWI was one of the stupidest things ever. All because of treaties every country in the world went to war. It's why the US stayed out of WWII so long and went isolationist.
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  215. Having grown up in the south eating fresh greens, nobody does that. They are very sandy because they grow best in sandy soil. Making them difficult to clean, but you soak them in the sink. If you have a huge family, it would be a wash tub. Not a bathtub.
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  216. They did this crap in Arkansas when we were executing all those due on death row. 3 of them were serial killers and these people wanted to save them so they could go free one day. One of them was serving a life sentence for killing a cheerleader. He escaped and killed 2 more people. I have no use for people that think someone like that should be on the streets.
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  217. This is Twitter activism. Sit on your bum, add pronouns and BLM. Congratulations you've now saved the world.
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  218.  daronkato-mukuamu--postalp9926  Waaa as soon as that bike was docked, he gave up possession. For someone that claims to know the rules so well, he doesn't know the first one. There's zero evidence of them being polite at all. They're calling her derogatory names and wishing horrible things upon her unborn child. Going to use a bike 40 minutes later, when he actually used it not just took it from her, isn't "using it soon". You didn't watch the video, you didn't look at the receipts. They're clearly lying because their own evidence doesn't support their claims. Take your race baiting, sympathetizing with bad people a$$ somewhere else.
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  219. I always try to tip in cash. I'm no dummy. Don't give the government more than you have to. I also can't stand the tip sharing some places do. If I know that's going in, I'll put a small tip on the check and as discreet as possible give a cash tip to my server.
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  220. Yep. Nothing was out. It was just pictures of items. The warehouse worker, usually a teenager, would dash back to grab the item for you. Some shoe stores are still like that.
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  221. @Don Not going to respond to ralph? You must be scared then. That's the only possible reason. Tell him how he's wrong. Show him proof that he didn't lie about Tim and that he's not blacklisted by every other political podcaster. That it's only Crowder who won't give him the time of day.
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  222.  YouTube Account  They need to meet my father-in-law then. He hasn't had an uninterrupted vacation in years. He's in upper management for the company that runs the Sandmann hotels in Canada and a whole lot of other stuff.
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  223.  @donovan4222  Good. Ya'll are going to over use another word to the point it has no meaning anymore. Works for me.
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  224.  @GY-hd4br  Not really because Biden isn't the one calling the shots. The deadline was moved hoping that they'd attack our troops. The MSM is gleefully boasting how people's opinion on leaving is changing as they flood you with images that honestly have been occurring there regularly before now because it's been incredibly dangerous for the civilians because we weren't enforcing law and order and neither was the Afghan government. The police force had young, male, sex slaves for Christ's sake as did some of their military. The mothers begged them to stop, but they wouldn't. The idea that it's been "stable" is strictly from our troops not being attacked. It wasn't stable for the civilians, it was a nightmare.
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  225.  @kevinallister8373  Which is an idiotic claim. Words have lost all meaning. War is peace, lie is truth, etc.
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  226. He has called her out. At least the first day. I didn’t watch after that. The thing is the lawyer questioning you wants you, most of the time, to ramble like that. It’s up to her attorney to stop her. That’s how people end up saying things they shouldn’t and it opens the door for lines of questioning that might have been blocked by a previous ruling.
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  227. That’s why my brother is now living in my house even though he has his own cabin. We moved and that house is at more risk of being noticed it’s empty.
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  228. They were begging it for help and being from an area that's been dealing with smaller numbers of them for decades I just laughed. They've never lifted a finger even though it's the result of their policies.
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  229.  @evanthompson4186 He signed it. It was for 2 years. He’s had companies since then and was on with Garret 3 weeks ago talking about how great it’s going for him. Either he lied then or is lying now. Either way, he’s a liar.
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  230.  @BlyGuy  It's because he qualifies as a small business. A lot of people scammed the system with the PPP loans. The Democrats kept pumping money into them even though there was still tons still from the first one. They had to start giving it out like candy to stop getting criticized when they kept putting their hands back out for more money.
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  231.  @amyh9512  Calling Jimmy Dore "right wing" proves you don't know what you're talking about. He's left and always has been. He's further left on most things than TYT. Especially economically. You're confusing Populism with a political side when it encompasses both sides it just promotes different solutions.
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  232. It's not my place to decide what another adult has done to their body. It's plastic surgery. People have it done every single day. I don't want laws made by the government determining what I'm allowed to do with my property, which includes my body. It sets a precedent that would make the mandates people fought against perfectly legal. That has always been the problem. It's not that you disagree with the idea of the government making those decisions, you just didn't like THAT decision. You just want ones from the side you agree with. It's the exact same thing they are pushing for. How about both of you stop trying to force adults to do what you want.
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  233. The best the Fellowship (it's what the fandom is called) can figure out, it's Finrod. Angered and Aegnor died fighting Morgoth. Finrod is the only one associated with Sauron and Middle Earth. His kingdom was in the mountains, instead of the Woodlands like most Elves. He was close to the Easterling where Sauron was creating his armies. Because he was in the mountains, they were near Dwarves. The Dwarves saved his life do he owed them a life debt. Him and some companions magically disguised themselves as orcs and infiltrated Sauron's forces. Sauron showed up and could see through the disguises. Finrod almost defeated Sauron right then, but got injured by a werewolf. He defeated the werewolf, but succumbed to his injuries. Thus he had fulfilled his life debt because he died protecting the Dwarves. So there was no "mission" for her to complete. It also looks like that's not at all how he's going to die, which is a lot of people's favorite story. The snow scene is the Elves that were banished to Middle Earth for taking part in the Kinslaying. She certainly didn't lead the crossing as all families involved were removed so it would be hundreds if not thousands. Certainly not that small number shown. Given that that was what remained of her family members crossing or members that followed her family during the Kinslaying, it makes her demanding anyone be left behind particularly disgusting on her part. The Eminem character, is supposed to be a group of fanatic Elves, which given the nature of Elves is ridiculous. None of that is getting into her having a relationship with Sauron even though in the books he avoided her, Elrod, and Gil-Galad because they had strong foresight and could see through his disguises. Which makes her line about whatever you've done leave it because she would know what they had done, what they were thinking, and likely what they were going to do in the future. You just have to watch the movies to understand that part. That's why she gave them the gifts she did. She knew they'd need them later. So they didn't just not read the books, they didn't even watch the movies.
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  234.  @baconation2637  Then his "side" is lying. It's probably even on his wikipedia page. He calls himself a naturalized citizen which means citizenship through immigration. Natural born means born in the country or to a citizen.
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  235.  @joachimvonribbentrop1956  Thank you. Jesus how anyone can look around them and believe everything is fine and there's no real problem is beyond me. The only thing that looks good on paper is the unemployment rate in most places. That is until you realize we haven't added any new jobs in 2 years and haven't even recovered the ones lost. That means a significant portion of the workforce is not looking for employment and that's where the drop in GDP smacks you in the face. The government needs to realize they aren't going to be getting the tax money they are accustomed to so all this insane spending has to stop and major cuts are needed.
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  236. The easiest way to get people to understand why these things can't be rights is to explain that a right can't require the labor of another person. Because then your "right" is violating the rights of another. That's why we have the right to own/bare a weapon, but not to be given or supplied one.
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  237.  @sydtopia hen you reserve it, a QR code is sent via the app and it includes the bike number. You scan the bike with the QR code to unlock it and begin your ride. I hope that’s clearer. That bike won’t be available for anyone not using that QR code until a certain amount of time has passed. If it hasn’t been scanned within the allotted time frame, the bike will be released as available again. Edit: Most likely he docked the bike and she reserved it because it’s an e bike. He tried to get it again but it was locked so him and his friends were hanging around waiting for the time period to expire. They saw her get on the bike and rush to prevent her taking it before her reservation expired (that’s why he’s blocking the QR reader). She still managed to get it scanned so they force the bike back into the dock to reset it or they were hoping to take it while on her account and the redocking was an accident.
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  238.  @Bradley_Lute  That was from the LA riots after Rodney King. That was long before BLM.
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  239. It's 13% and 61%. That's a weird makeup to require when it's not the national average at all. Edit: The least diverse place is Lardo, TX with 95% Hispanic population.
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  240. There's another video of her singing she wants to have power and be important.
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  241.  @reecesx  DNR isn't eugenics. Most people with a DNR are elderly that have grown children and grandchildren. Eugenics would be removing them from the gene pool, but they've already reproduced so it's not eugenics. Plus it requires them to die first and not be resuscitated. DNRs can have all types of added stipulations. We added feeding tube as an exception to my father's in the medical assistance to live part. Edit: He had a rare aggressive form of stomach cancer that it was about 3-4 months from diagnosis to death. I put one on my mother after her 8th heart attack, 3rd time getting sepsis, and she'd refuses to go to the hospital when her hernia twisted killing part of her intestines requiring emergency surgery. She'd already suffered brain damage from the last time she went septic and she passed away about 4 hours after I signed it from septic shock.
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  242. I'm surprised how many people don't seem to understand private property includes your body.
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  243.  @OnTheThirdDay  Cenk isn't a naturalized citizen. He was born in Turkey to Turkish parents. A naturalized citizen is a citizen who's a citizen through a parent no matter where they're born. That and birth right citizenship are the only ones codified within the Constitution. Citizenship through immigration is dictated by the Executive branch and the legislature. Dr. Shiva can sue all he likes but the requirements are also codified within the Constitution and neither is eligible unless there's an Amendment. Which there never will be because it's insane to allow a foreign national to run another country. Just security wise alone it's crazy. Edit: My son was born in Canada. Since I'm a citizen his citizenship was guaranteed by the Constitution. Even if we never did the paperwork, citizenship was his birthright that he could claim at anytime.
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  244. Them begging for federal money is hilarious because the border states never have. These are the same people that were mad at border states for saying they're a drain on the system and saying that was racist. Now that just a tiny portion of what's coming across is making them cry for aid. They shouldn't get any just since according to them they're not a drain on the system and are net benefit. If Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and all the states surrounding them have been forced to fund them for years, these rich cities who like to look down on "fly over country" because they're poor can suck it up and pay just like the rest of us.
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  245. When he said that I was eating Popeye's. They got my order wrong AGAIN. Ordered dark meat and got a freaking breast. Better than the wing they gave me one time.
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  246.  @angelmartin7310  I'm going to bet they weren't young women. Older black women are the bomb for the most part. Younger ones are the ones with an attitude.
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  247. The thing is most of these laws were put in place to protect renters from being taken advantage of. Most places require a security deposit plus 2-3 months rent in advance. Then they’d kick out the renter in a couple of weeks and they had no recourse and no savings to rent another place because of the upfront cost. I understand the purpose of the laws. There’s just going to need adjustments made to them.
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  248. Weird how funding for the wall was cut so only a small portion was finished. Funny too how under Obama both parties voted for spending on a border fence and the wall is just to secure it because the fence wasn't sturdy enough and was recommended by Homeland Security and other officials.
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  249. He was an insane machine. It was crazy how much he was speaking every single day. Literally flying halfway across the country to make speeches the same day. Meanwhile Kamala kept taking breaks. There's no doubt you could see Trump starting to get tired near the end, but anybody would be.
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  250. I take an issue with your "driven to violence" bit. The only time some is "driven to violence" is in self defense as in your life is in immediate danger. Not liking a policy of a government, store, person, etc doesn't "drive" someone to violence. It's a choice to commit violence.
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  251.  @JoJoZaka He did not ask for that in the video. WTF? He was talking about joint responsibilities based on gender roles. He was recovering from heart surgery. What you’re implying was off the table for both of them.
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  252. I swear to God, if Republicans take control of Congress and do nothing I'm going to scream. There needs to be investigations, people removed from offices, and charges filed on a lot of these people. This BS of politicans and government officials not being held to account has to stop.
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  253. Barrett had no record so she wasn't chosen based on it. These people are all on a preapproved list that's put out by an agency.
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  254. School boards also have a say. None of them are even deciding what anyone can read. They're deciding what books take up valuable space in small school libraries. The way they act, every book ever printed should be available in the small room designated as the library in the school.
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  255. It's not even that you know she's in the other books, she's never in danger anyway because she's clearly too powerful to be. She killed a Troll by herself. Something the best fighters in LOTR couldn't do. I don't know why they even bothered fighting the wars when the clearly could have just sent her and it would be all be over in seconds.
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  256. It takes two. It’s my understanding she filed for divorce.
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  257. She worked with him so yes that was most likely relief
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  258.  @ontheright2482 Yes they were and justifying it until Anna got mugged. Then she changed her tune. They still employ people that do the same.
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  259. ROFL the Hispanics say no.
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  260. I'm sorry, how? There would be no state funded schools and each community would set their own standards for each educational pod. Those that want unisex bathrooms would create what they want and those that don't would create what they want making it to where no one is forcing anyone else to do something they don't want. I intentionally used the word force because that's really the standard rather than harm. Edit: Of all the arguments against libertarianism, that's got to be the weakest I've seen.
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  261.  @PrimericanIdol  If they're trained enough, in some circumstances they are. It becomes an automatic reaction. It's called following your training. It's the same in the military. You're body is supposed to respond before you even think. Edit: Self defense training is the same. You're supposed to train until you automatically respond to just a touch or movement before your brain can register fear and you freeze.
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  262. Having had a drink drugged before I concur. It's usually already been dissolved in a liquid they can real easy put in a drink with a dropper. I applaud the attempt at a PSA, but it needs to realistic so they know what to lookout for. Nobody does that.
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  263.  @dickgrayson4325  That was also the point of the original comment that went over your head. If you blame people today for the sins of the past, especially when the majority didn't partake of that sin, then you can also thank them for the progress in civilization that the same group is responsible for.
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  264. Oh no! There's this thing called hyperpigmentation. It causes you to get dark spots. Nothing wrong with wanting to look better. If "love the skin you're in" really meant what you're trying to claim then you'd have a problem with them making just lotions because those change your current skin too. It means here's products to help you love the skin you're in. Edit: Having grown up in a majority black town, dark spots are quite common. There's nothing wrong with products that help correct that. If someone is using it all over, that's not the responsibility of the product.
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  265. Just like people that take other grievances to the UN, they don't seem to understand the UN doesn't have jurisdiction over the US. I seriously wonder what they think the UN is going to do, send in peacekeepers that just stand around observing?
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  266. Exactly. When he was governor of California people were pushing hard for an amendment to allow him to run.
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  267. Sorry, but she's not a victim. Thinking of herself that way is the problem to begin with. You don't correct the problem by continuing the thought process that caused it. She's living in a victimhood mindset and affirming that is the wrong move.
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  268. There is a wider problem. Violent crime is up everywhere, especially big cities. Calling attention to a place that has already surpassed the peak numbers from the most violent times in US history isn't "cherry picking". It's pointing a serious problem and the reason for it. There's historical precedent for this. There are periods that people care more about criminals than victims and large spikes in violent crime is always the result. It happened in the 20s and the 70s.
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  269. You don’t know she bought it or paid that much for it. When a dog becomes trendy it gets over bred which means lots end up in shelters. That amount is going to be for a pure breed with papers. Pits can go for a lot, but I see them in the shelter everyday because they don’t have papers. Just because someone else bred the dog doesn’t mean every single person that has one that looks like it bought it or that it’s even pure. You’re making a lot of assumptions about this person and dog you don’t know. I’m a perfect example. All 3 dogs I currently have are pure breeds. I didn’t buy any of them. They were all rescued. 1 was given to us by a shelter because she was never going to find a home due to being a former bait dog, 1 we found at the dump, and 1 was abandoned at a house. Edit: The former bait dog was very timid. She was afraid of toys. It took a year to get her to stop being afraid of people except us. It took 3 years to get her to play with toys. It took 4 years, including 1&1/2 of being around the other 2, to learn to act like a dog and play with other dogs. She’s 10 now.
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  270. I smoked one of those once without knowing it had cocaine in it. I thought I was going to die! My heart was pounding.
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  271.  @martasorangeberry  The agents crazy high number was the one Jeremy referred to. In Jeremy's own video he said Crowder said the offer was too bad and to rework it and send a new one. Jeremy said they didn't. If Crowder had asked a second time (Jeremy said the first amount the agent sent was $30 a year) for more Jeremy would have definitely said so because for him it is all about the money. That's all he focused on. He knew it wasn't enough, but OMG it's so much and really fair, but it's not what he's worth and we were prepared to pay a lot more, but it was a fair offer and really good. Crowder said on Timcast his agent sent in a high number and that would be the one Jeremy referred to in his video which was before the term sheet sent. So I guess they are both lying then for some strange reason.
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  272. Ooo Good reference
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  273. That's how it is where my hubby works. There's a huwite guy and a Native on his crew and they're constantly doing that. They're best buddies.
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  274. That was an in style on expensive designer dresses a couple years ago. I remember seeing it and thinking it was tacky as hell.
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  275. They don't need refrigeration. It just makes them last longer. Refrigeration doubles the shelf life of any egg. Fresh or store bought. Refrigeration is so it coincides with the expiration date on the carton. Edit: There are a lot of recipes that require room temperature eggs. Such as meringue. You're not going to get food poisoning from it because they weren't cold.
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  276. No it's not. I am a LOTR fan, and this isn't Tolkien in the slightest. So what "fix" am I supposed to get from something that doesn't look like Middle Earth, they don't speak like it's Middle Earth, and they don't act like the characters Tolkien wrote? The Elves especially are horribly depicted. They've made them extremely human which they aren't. They are immortals that glow, are very tall, and agile. They would never be mistaken for a human in appearance much less attitude.
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  277.  @tonkajahari3010  So you're claiming Tim wouldn't say antisemitic things because he didn't want to lose money and because he's really against free speech? He didn't stop Kanye from saying anything. He simply didn't agree with him.
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  278. Then I suggest a different channel. Complaining about someone's content because they aren't doing what you want is pretty presumptuous. It's their channel. Feel free to make your own to cover what you want.
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  279.  @jvanleeuwenCdn  I can see what he is from the first clip and just knowing he's a Marxist. He's saying that the owner of said company/product shouldn't benefit from said product. That the employees should get all or most of the profits. It ignores that the creator is taking all the financial risk and is also a laborer within said company or business. It also ignores all the financial loss it took for the boss to reach the point they generate enough profit or demand to need to hire employees. Sometimes the employee takes more of the profits because demand is down, but they still must be paid the agreed upon per hour amount. I know lots of smaller businesses that the owner makes less than the employees fairly often. The hope is that later that loss can be made up with future profits. Take that commie simp. Edit: It's also ignoring that it's the profits that allows them to employee anyone to begin with. So the employee is directly benefiting from the profits by being employed. As to personal property, that depends on how you define it. The product is the owner's private property. Socialism believes it belongs to the employees. That's destruction of private property rights. There's intellectual property as well.
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  280. ​ @Justadonkey ​ To discourage students from acting out against punishments. If they hadn't cracked down, they'd have that same thing happen every time they suspended a student even if it was for fighting. The kid's friends would get together and protest dragging in more kids just wanting to skip class. The manifesto part could be due to what was in it. Kids don't tend to see the bigger picture in things or be able to think ahead to the possible results of their actions. Adults are supposed to do that for them and protect them from it as much as possible.
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  281.  @kh8655  There are a few studies saying production is down and it's pretty easy to explain why that happens when working remotely vs in the office. If you're in the office and you finish what you're working on, you can immediately be assigned to something new. That's not an option remotely. That work exists in both situations it just gets started earlier in one than the other. Also when you're in the office with everyone else, it's much easier if you need something from someone else. Instead of having to schedule, play phone tag, or hope they read your email soon. That's the entire reason big offices were done in the first place. This has changed a bit with Millennials, because there was a serious breakdown in face to face communication and they've always tended to rely on texts or email rather than just walk a few feet. So there was already a decrease in efficiency and productivity, but Gen Z is going back to more traditional interactions within the workplace. Plus, you aren't the only person in the workplace and what's best for you personally might not suit everyone where you work, which also has to be taken into consideration by employers. Many people have too much going on inside the home to be able to dedicate time or find an area to be able to do that. That's why it's important to understand that only 25% or so want to remain working remotely. That 25% is demanding everyone else accommodate them. I'm fine with them looking for a new job that better suits what they now want, but also agree with JJ. Until you do, do your job how you agreed to.
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  282. You'll most likely need to state your case. A mass unbanning would include those that were removed for illegal activity like CP and that's not going to happen. He's clearly made that one of the top priorities.
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  283. The armor is printed stretch material. Like spandex. That's why it looks like that. There's a high definition picture of the Queen on horseback and it's clear that's what they've done. The price tag is including the purchase of the rights, the cost of the actors, and they built a detailed city. It doesn't look like there was much left for costumes. Edit: They have scene where one of the new characters lifts Galadriel's hair to look at her ears to see if she's an Elf. Which means even Amazon knows their Elves don't look like Elves.
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  284.  @ZomegJ  You're making assumptions about his uncle he didn't claim. I know an illegal that's entered and been removed 3 times with years between his removals. Everytime they'd kick him out, he'd come right back. I think it's hilarious watching you defend the hypothetical strawman you created like it's a real person.
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  285.  @dylandylantoriyama5370  Wow! So he gives you the FBI stats and you still try to claim white people are the REAL problem. So 27% of attacks from over 60% of the population vs 24% of attacks from 13% of the population. That means you're more likely to get attacked by one group than the other when you come into contact with them. To also be clear, nobody "owes" anybody else's "community" anything. Next you'll be saying I better kiss their ring because I'm Native. The fact that you are making excuses and even dismissing murders of your "community" because they didn't bow down enough in thanks to another group is beyond disgusting. Those 10,000 huwhite supremacist got you terrified, yet you ignore the black supremacist groups like Nation of Islam which far outnumber the huwhite ones. Again, 13% of the population accounts for a much higher number of membership in supremacist organizations, but it's the largest population with the fewest members of them that you're up in arms about. Insane. Edit: They still hate you. Even if you defend them, they'll still happily kill you all the same. Also for someone that's only lived in English speaking countries (according to you), your English is horrible. How much is the CCP paying these days to push the race seperation these days?
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  286. There's currently rules in place that state profit must be the main factor and then ESG can be considered by mutual funds. That's because they are playing with people's retirement funds. They are investing 401Ks and IRAs. That was put in by the previous administration. There was an attempt in the works to remove it, but I haven't seen that it's been done yet.
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  287. It's very anti science for the "trust the science" crowd. Absence of evidence means it doesn't exist according to how science is supposed to work.
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  288. I think it was more about the fact Asians are typically targeted by this type of person, particularly in cities, that she wasn't backing down from. There are 3 men associated with that property so it was very brave of her to keep pushing with the woman visibly irate.
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  289.  @JordanKane97  100%. Feminist have taken things that were always signs of respect and care for women and twisted them to convince stupid women they were the opposite. They just want power and will destroy everything to get it.
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  290. TUG is awesome
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  291. I have. Yes the Vikings did, but they didn't settle it, come back, or tell anyone else about it. There was another small group that attempted to settle it and they didn't spread and didn't last. That's the difference. Before Columbus, only Natives had managed to spread across the land and settle it. Had there been no settlements and expansion or Columbus didn't tell anyone and no one else ever came, he would be just as irrelevant as the Vikings.
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  292. The letters from Marx to his parents asking for money will never not be hilarious.
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  293. Yes Baltimore has been a problem for awhile. I think they're the one who's valedictorian graduated with a 1.4 GPA.
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  294. I'm just glad you woke up. It gives us all hope that many more will too.
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  295.  @pickeljarsforhillary102  And she told other people when it happened and asked for a transfer to get away from him.
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  296. @@byebyejohnny6878 The data brought up in the debate you clearly didn't watch but claim Emma was great and right about everything in it. The comment even said the data on the crime and poverty link she claimed and transition and suicide ideation. The transition one that it reduces it were just recently completely put to bed by a recent large study out of Sweden that shows no drop in the rate.
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  297. I know ASL and it was extremely difficult to follow her with those nails. The second one with long, but not excessively long, nails was much better. So she's not really "normalizing" ASL with long nails because women have had longer nails for a long time. She wants to normalize insanely long nails that basically make you unable to use your hands thus creating a man made disability.
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  298.  @Montross4440 You think it’s a modern thing? Natives valued their dogs. They were their hunting partners and performed valuable services. They’ve served mankind for thousands of years. Throughout civilization you’ll find animals buried with ceremonial reverence. Especially dogs. It requires a bond between a human and animal for them to work together like that.
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  299.  cindybin2001  There are guys that don't care if a woman is bigger. The bigger women can have them, but nobody gets to demand someone's affection or love. This "will never be thin" is false unless they have a medical condition. It also depends on what you define as thin. Nobody's asking them to be anorexic, just fit and give a crap about their health. My grandmother and mother were overweight, I am not. I had times when I was due to medications and health issues, but as soon as those got dealt with I lost the weight quickly. Obviously it's not because of my genetics. It's because I don't sit on my a$$ all day stuffing my face.
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  300. LotR deals with racism to a degree too, but like GoT, it's not based on skin color. Dwarves and Elves have a deep seeded mistrust of each other bordering on hate at times. Claiming racism is only about skin color shows you look at everything from a US perspective like the writers of this show. I'll remind you the biggest and most horrific act of racism occurred to people of the same skin color as the perpetrators. Because Tolkien doesn't contain US type of racism, because he was English/European, them adding it in looks stupid. Especially so blatantly. Maybe write a fantasy based on US culture instead of using one based on European culture if you want that in it.
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  301. This is completely incorrect. Just because you lived in some weird place that somehow escaped the gangs fighting for territory doesn't mean it didn't happen. No we as children were not safer. We were just as likely to get kidnapped back then. It just rarely made national news because news was limited to a couple hours a day instead of 24/ 7. Statistics bare that out. I lived in a smallish southern rural town of just over 20,000 in a good neighborhood and even I experienced a couple of drive by shootings. Fortunately no one was injured, but it still happened. We were 40 times more likely to be killed at school than kids a couple of years ago. You only believed you were safer. I fortunately always lived in reality and knew how dangerous it was. That doesn't mean I let it control me or stop me, but it meant I was always very aware of my surroundings.
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  302. If you don't respond and make it "transformative", it'll get copyright struck because it won't fall under fair use. A video made by someone else can only play for so many seconds before the algorithm will automatically flag it.
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  303. The chaperone thing is because there would have been another adult there that could have removed them from the situation, called the police immediately, or would be able to testify against the guy.
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  304. I hate that the journalist made the claim of trafficking. This is catfishing. No real women are involved to traffic. Awesome elderly woman though. Get 'em grandma!
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  305.  @VaporeonEnjoyer1  The stamp in your passport you get when you enter is your visa. It's a tourist Visa. What you mean is you do not need to get prior authorization to enter the country, which some countries you absolutely do need to get prior to travel.
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  306. If they don't know that it's because they're willfully ignorant. A quick search about some if the countries they're coming from would show there's no war or persecution going on in them. The only thing they are is poorer countries.
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  307. To be fair the right wing was dominated by evangelicals for awhile so they earned the stigma they had. There's been a clear shift happening since the tea party for it to be what it's claimed to be. For small government, state rights, and preserving the Constitution.
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  308.  @AntiKira20  You said article at first. I'm not in Colorado so it means nothing to me. She's free to speak for her constituents however she pleases. She's just a representative so a single voice out of 435. This freaking out over something an individual says without taking into consideration anything outside that is seriously getting old. How about what they DO? Like Swalwell still being in office even though he was involved with a Chinese spy? Pelsoi even though her and her husband blatantly do insider trading? That seems far more dangerous than a rep making a speech at a church to their constituents. Edit: Her speech being relevant would also require the Supreme Court to strike down multiple rulings over a couple of centuries starting with when Jefferson attempted to make Christianity the official religion of Virginia.
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  309. I'm surprised how many people seem to don't know that there are robots performing all kinds of jobs now, including police. I remember seeing some patrolling areas with a speaker during COVID saying to remain in your homes. Nobody attacked those, but the ones delivering food seems to piss people off.
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  310.  @asuperstraightpureblood  It's like it's too big for her mouth. Now I can't unsee it. Thanks!
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  311. You’ll need to look at protection laws for renters. I’m from Arkansas and we don’t have them so it’s not an issue there. When it comes to squatter’s rights it requires years of residency.
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  312.  @Lumbeelegend  The replacement theory isn't necessarily race as is being implied. It's political leanings. Otherwise why would they allow certain groups, but block Cubans? Cubans voted right overwhelmingly this last election, whereas other groups of Latinos and immigrant groups voted more left. It's displacing the current population in favor of a population that will support your political agenda. I'm Native too and everything isn't race based like this person is trying to paint it. Also claiming everyone on a political side is exactly like a handful on that side is beyond dishonest. In that case, everyone on the left are Communists trying to cause a communist revolution like Antifa are.
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  313. ​ @DabNaggit  That's a single witness out of 3. The other 2 was his girlfriend and the guy he sold the laptop to that he admitted he sold to him. Even if the one lied, that has no bearing on the other 2. You're arguing everyone but him is lying. That's never a good strategy.
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  314. ​​ @trashpanda3837  OMG! They couldn't replicate DNA at the time. Small samples couldn't be tested. If a hair didn't have an intact folical, they couldn't test it. You're either intentionality ignoring the different in technology or completely ignorant. He wore gloves anyway so unless he cut himself there would be no DNA on the knife anyway. Edit: If there was hair, it would have been preserved and used in court to prove it's similar. So why didn't the defense test it? Maybe because there was no hair.
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  315.  Don Shepard  A car is considered a deadly weapon. Attempting to flee in the car is, depending on the laws of that state, the same as reaching for a gun. AJW went over that in the video you obviously didn't watch. Because she made a mistake in which weapon she grabbed, doesn't mean it was against the law for her to use the one she did. It just wasn't her intent.
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  316. They both embraced those laws and the Chicago mayor is chastising his own constituents because they're complaining.
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  317. I'm not Indian either because I'm not from India. I am, however, Native to the Americas because we've been in here for tens of thousands of years. The oldest discovered Native settlement found in South America dates back to over 20,000 years. Native means indigenous. Both are scientific terms used to describe species with specific DNA found only in that area. Natives were separated from other humans long enough to develop a distinct DNA. That takes over 7000 years to develop naturally. Until you have been separated from other members of your species for that amount time to develop a unique DNA, you are not native. Edit: I happen to be from the group that crossed the land bridge called the Algonquin. We settled what is now Alaska, Canada, northern US, and the Eastern seaboard. A recent archeological discovery in Alaska found 2 buried children dating back 7000 years that have the distinct DNA markers of today's Algonquin. Helping to pinpoint more accurately how long we have actually been here. South America is estimated at around 30,000 years ago which isn't much different than when modern humans spread into other parts of the world.
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  318. This can't in anyway connect to the movies so if you're looking for that, it's not going to happen. If they did they'd be sued by WB so fast it would make your head spin. That's why all the characters are wrong and don't follow Tolkien's work at all, because Jackson made such a faithful adaptation that it hamstrings anyone that doesn't use the same rights.
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  319. Correct. The duty is to the public at large, not the individual. Someone shooting is a threat to many because bullets travel through things. Someone beating you up, they'll get there eventually maybe. If they don't, your family has no legal recourse, but they'll arrest who it was and maybe prosecute them. Edit: Also if they see you being beaten they have no duty to intervene unless there's a greater risk to the public. You can't sue them if they don't and they know it. You could sue the police department, but good luck with that.
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  320.  @AbcDino843  He did. Jeremy said he did. I don't know why I keep seeing this claim. Saying that's not good, scrape it and comeback with something else, is negotiating. Most likely DW saw he didn't sign the NDA attached to the offer (and it was an offer. It had signature areas for it to be signed as a complete deal) and expected a problem. Jeremy speaking about the phone call and going into specifics by saying things like Crowder attacked him in it and Jeremy was floundering because of it, says he knew it was going to come out. The thing a lot are missing is DW are all about business. That means EVERYTHING they put out as a company is done with calculating business minded. The nitty gritty is if someone signed a contract like that without negotiating, would Jeremy laugh all the way to the bank, or would he say he can't let them sign it because it's not fair to them? Neither answer gives a good light here. If the answer is yes, he puts money over morals. If the answer is no, he knows it's bad and he should never offer it to start with. That's the bottom line. Edit: In Jeremy's video he says they called Crowder after 3 months and said they can't reach a deal. That's the final offer take it or leave. They cut off any potential negotiations, not Crowder by Jeremy's own words.
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  321. I expect a season 2 simply because they are moving the location to England, maybe a 3rd to give it the good college try, but that's it. It's planned for 8. That's extremely pretentious of any studio to assume.
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  322.  @charlescannon2469  Vietnam did it and they are the only one that did. However, "you give everyone what they need to survive and they produce more" didn't happen either time. They were so positive it would work, they did it twice. Both times production dropped to the point they had to import rice to be able to feed the population. Normally that wouldn't be a big deal. Unfortunately it also causes massive inflation. It rose to up to 900% meaning their money was worthless and they couldn't afford to import rice. After the second attempt they went to a capitalist economy. People that lived through both much prefer it now. I'm going to nitpick here. They weren't fighting against oppression from capitalism. Capitalism is just an economic system and has nothing to do with the social system. Don't confuse the two like you did. The reason it's not separated in Communist countries is because the government controls everything. The government, society, and the economy. EVERYTHING. He even noted in the video that a dictatorship that had a capitalist economy would grow exponentially just like China did when it adopted a more capitalist one. There would still be oppression because the government is separate from the economy. Edit: For someone that's "not a commie", you're blaming a capitalist economy for things governments do like one.
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  323.  @memov5867  That isn't correct either. If you think the officer is being abusive or something, you should still submit to arrest and take it to court. Especially since everything is pretty much filmed now, there will be evidence that you can present. All of these scenarios are better than risking your life over a stolen car, traffic ticket, drugs, whatever.
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  324. I know a lot of men that have been speaking about Mulvaney on here for months. Most of them aren't "conservatives" though so I guess that's why you're not aware of them. ItsaGundam was one of the first. Josh Slocum has talked about it a few times. If you only listen to conservatives then it's no wonder you didn't know. Hardly anyone I watch is conservative. Politically I tend to watch libertarians. Little l, not big L. Everything else is culture. Conservatives aren't going to win the culture war because they're doing what they've always done and coming at it from political leanings. Politics is downstream of culture and the Christian right can never control it because they've always tried to strangle it.
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  325. @okay8136 The definition of racism (that's existed since the word came into use until very recently) means believing someone is lesser than based on the color of their skin or ethnicity. Since it has nothing to do with pattern recognition and it's seen in Europe against other Europeans, Asians against other groups of Asians, etc. You're the one buying into the left's definitions by acting like it started in the US and black people. It didn't and it's always existed in some form. It's based on fear of the different no matter what that difference is. It's a primal response that should be overcome with our ability to reason because where you're from doesn't determine your worth. What you, as an individual, does determines your value to society.
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  326.  @dananderson6697  Yes, but you have to pass the national exam at the end too. How you do on that would give you an indication if you've earned that grade. Teachers don't give those exams. They're taken on a computer and the results are calculated outside the district. Edit: Passing that test is what determines if they'll count towards college credit. They're supposed to be college level courses. Both my sons were in AP and my oldest had enough credits to skip 2 semesters of college. The youngest skipped 1.
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  327. They had him be VP because it was a death sentence for a political career. VPs didn't run at that time. It was funny how that backfired.
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  328. Not in Chicago. This is just Chicago politics. Has been for over 100 years.
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  329. My husband was shocked that the Teamsters released internal polling. He said that's why the president didn't endorse Kamala. He wouldn't be president next election if he did with that many saying they want Trump endorsed.
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  330.  @chris18830  Considering most of human history occurred before civilization existed, slavery wasn't a thing because it was created to produce free labor. Were they sending their slaves out to hunt for them? Since the topic IS slavery, then human history before civilization is irrelevant so you trying to make it important to the topic is the strawman. Now for your "country" bit. In order for civilization to be created humans had to start cultivating and animal husbandry. That means we started recognizing the basic concept of owning property. That's the start of "country". Just because it was worded or called different things, doesn't mean the concept was different. People try to make a similar argument about Natives, that we didn't believe in ownership of the land. This is false because we all recognized boundaries to the lands we claimed for hunting and growing. In my tribe, as an example, each family was given a certain amount of land to grow crops to provide for their family. It wasn't some community garden crap like apologists try to make out. We weren't nomads. We had set areas we rotated to grow our crops, ending back at the starting spot 4 years later. Instead of naming it like a country, it was named for what tribe controlled it. It's the same concept though because anyone that came onto what was our was attacked and driven off the same as a country's border. Edit: The first known civilization in Sumeria would certainly meet the definition of country today.
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  331.  @Ahabite  Having had guns and knives pointed at me multiple times, my reflex was never to grab it. Wrestling for a weapon never ends well. My reflex was to hold up my hands in a defensive manner and talk them down.
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  332. If they are, then that's already illegal so there's no need for this. Since "severe" isn't defined and we know what you mention is already illegal, then it's less severe. That means normal crap and welcome to the internet.
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  333. I think it should have been done according to the original plan. Civilians, equipment, equipment and couldn't bring destroyed, our bases destroyed, military out. I don't support just basically running away in the middle of the night, not telling our European allies what was going on.
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  334. That’s searches and seizures from the government. Not another citizen. The Constitution is a restriction on the government.
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  335. Never meet your heros
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  336.  @Xbalanque84  He's considered part of the press. That set a precedent against them all.
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  337. Fortunately this is only in a couple of cities and one state. If they want to bankrupt themselves over this issue, they're free to do so. I don't live in them so it's not my tax money paying for it.
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  338. okay. That's...hilarious! Good job thinking all that up. Freaking amazing.
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  339.  @Holden_McGroyn  Yes apparently I'm not real.
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  340. I don't know what I'd think of my city governments doing that. My state constitution doesn't allow for deficit spending. The only exception is a natural disaster, and that's if it exceeds the "rainy day" fund set aside to cover them. I've lived in 2 states, and neither has allowed it. Edit: If a bill like this was passed to allocate funds to a project, it wouldn't be funded until the following budget and the budget has to be balanced. Meaning that money would have to come from other areas. We have done it, but there's a timed millage tacked on the pay for it that we vote on.
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  341. This fits none of those requirements. No state I've lived in has that. It's many years before they can claim ownership and it requires no taxes being paid for many years for it to be considered abandoned.
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  342. ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠ @ADifferentLens2345  Being able to be hurt by wood makes sense since he’s magnetic and isn’t indestructible. It’s no different than using plastic guns which they do in the movies. Just because Claremont was a good writer doesn’t make them his. That’s like saying if I enjoyed someone else’s interpretation of Taming of the Shrew it no longer belongs to Shakespeare.
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  343. The police came and had to escort some off the property. I doubt they just told them to leave without checking ID and getting statements.
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  344. No because there's no redemption. You're just openly admitting to being a racist and there's no cure.
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  345. No they can’t be. I don’t know who told you that. Plus Jared has already violated the NDA so he’s going to face the consequences of it which is what he’s upset about.
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  346. Oh excellent point! Is he not busy enough? Doesn't he have massive damages from fires he needs to be seeing to?
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  347. My brother had a teacher that would put students in the metal closet all day. It took years to finally get her fired.
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  348. Whoever is paying the insurance premiums.
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  349.  @evanthompson4186 Most of the people that “work for Crowder” are interns. They’re there for a certain amount of time to get experience, usually on technical things, to finish their degree and get a job on the behind the scenes technical side of communications. Garret was originally one and then later got hired. He also still has a very good career.
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  350. ​ @justhecuke  Except when there's a real issue like water pipes busted, city not repairing pot holes, etc.
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  351. Do you even have a clue why it's an "issue" in the deaf community? It's an issue because she's trying to talk to them and they can't understand her because her nails are hiding the small finger movements required to understand each other. This isn't an "issue" or a problem. It's like being upset because someone speaking a different language can't understand your stilted attempts at speaking to them. She's being offensive to the rest of the deaf community. Offense can go both ways. No, not everything is an "issue" that needs to be addressed. People are different and utopia isn't a thing because people are different. You can accept those differences or you can choose to be upset about them. The choice is yours alone to make and it shouldn't involve anyone else. Edit: The idea that anything you don't like is some major issue that requires advocacy and dragging other people into it is narcissistic and has nothing to do with making society better, but just making things better for yourself.
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  352.  @michaelhenton159  "saying you feel no remorse" why should I feel remorseful for something I didn't do? Remorse means regret/guilt. Saying I feel no remorse isn't in anyway celebrating something. It's simply stating you don't feel guilty which you shouldn't because individualists don't believe in collective guilt. Saying you don't have sympathy isn't celebrating it either. Sympathy would be for those he left behind, not him because he's dead already. Since those he left behind seem to be just using his death, they don't seem to deserve sympathy which I am absolutely allowed to decide if their actions are deserving.
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  353. Sorry to tell you, but yes it will have to get much worse. Yes, it will feel similar to living in a warzone. That's my experience from the 80s which we seem to be heading back into for some reason. I lived in a good neighborhood, not fancy, in a small rural town and even we had drivebys happen twice. I was 40 times more likely to be shot at school than it is today. At least I grew up being taught how to defend myself unlike the current couple of generations. Every reason people started to move into cities is being removed so that's why the population in them is dropping. Watch some movies filmed in NYC during the 80s and that's what you have to look forward to. It's gritty, dirty, smelly, graffiti everywhere, all public transportation is extremely dangerous, and people don't go out on the streets late at night unless they are doing bad things.
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  354.  @thepracticalinvestor2386  Don't forget the one piece of coal a day to keep you warm
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  355. I don't think Trump paid for a single one except maybe to fly them there. Democrats didn't used to have to either. I was honestly shocked at how few there were at the DNC. It's usually a rock concert from all the musicians performing.
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  356. I'm shocked that there's yet another uncovered instance of Obama weaponizing the government against it's own citizens and his opponents. Seriously. Biden may go down as the worst, but Obama has done much more lasting damage. I blame myself because I voted for him and it never crossed my mind he'd bring the corruption of Chicago and Illinois politics into the federal government.
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  357. Unfortunately innocent people are always included in the victim count. I guess you missed the part of the video where people trying to testify against them are being murdered.
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  358.  @1MDA  Jesus you're clueless. That's a reference to the movie line "If it bleeds we can kill it" You said they don't bleed so they're asking if that means they can't be killed.
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  359. There have been a few instances of driverless cars attacking humans. There was a Taxi one that ran over a pedestrian. The computer couldn't "see" them.
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  360. It does. I made a comment on another similar post that the Rittenhouse team is adding being called a white supremacist and stuff into their provable claims of calling him a murderer in an attempt to do just that. I imagine those claims will get tossed out though.
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  361.  @giovalladares1022  It isn't "the most studied" because it wasn't required to produce the same studies that are required for every other vaccine. It didn't undergo the one to make sure it wouldn't cause ADE, which is an immune response that causes a virus to spread more rapidly and mutate more rapidly. It's happened with several in the past, like measles, so it's always tested for. There is still no longterm data, but there is data showing that the boosters are causing problems and possibly are building up in the system. Europe banned one of ours for men so you claiming independent studies say they are great is objectively false.
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  362. No. Afghanistan the country/government, did nothing against us rather than say they weren't going to devote resources to going after Al-Qaeda who had training facilities in their country. So we attacked them to get Bin Laden who was hiding in their country. We threatened Pakistan with the same thing but they agreed to cooperate. They didn't really because they knew when he came to their country, but we pretended like they did.
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  363. I love when reboots ignore a show is based on real life people. The guy that was the real Prince of Bel Air, and the show was based off of, did several interviews when the show became popular. It's based on the life of Benny Medina who was an executive producer. He was from East LA instead of Philadelphia. He moved to live with a wealthy friend to Beverly Hills. He helped create and pitch what ended up becoming The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
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  364. There’s a reason this is more of an issue in large cities than small towns. Even where I moved to 3 years ago, every neighbor knows who we are and our vehicles. I always saw gated communities as a safety thing. Status wise would be if you could afford your own.
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  365. This I can agree with. I've worked in offices that if someone hit a hardship that required them to need to be at home more often, the company would work with them because shit happens. That's why I could never work for a huge corporation because it's very impersonal rather than have a family feel that smaller companies have. I worked in one place that the owner would go out drinking at lunch every Friday with his buddies. Friday's were great because he'd just sit around shooting the shit all afternoon.
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  366. ​​ @sergeantsapient  Considering I've been a trad wife for 26 years, it's not at all like Communists and leftists using the no true Scotsman fallacy. Your analogy would only be true if every traditional marriage failed throughout history. That's simply not the case. That you don't even understand how your analogy is seriously flawed and double and even triple down on it, just shows your own intellectual shortcomings. The name calling is also examples of your top tier intelligence. Edit: You're marriage statistics are also wrong. That's across all generations. Boomers drove the percentage way up. Zoomers and millennial marriage success rates are near 1950s level.
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  367.  @slamdangles  I can honestly say that’s what would happen in rural areas. We know where to hide bodies and do you really think people that act like this have people that are going to care if they just disappear? If you think I’m being hyperbolic I seriously know areas you don’t even drive into a driveway without being shot at.
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  368. The citizens tried. They tried to recall her and the judge struck it down. Outside sending letters and complaints to state officials, there's little else they CAN do.
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  369.  @gonzos-twin That’s for the court to decide because it’s a contract dispute at that point. Becoming a notary is pretty simple and there are a lot that will notarize anything for a price.
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  370.  @HesderOleh  Same. My oldest was born in Canada when you just needed a driver's license to cross the border. No proof of legal entry (no stamp) when you did that so getting his citizenship straightened out was a nightmare. We had to get our federal Representative involved.
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  371. ​ @nickvoelker7180  I'm a woman and our hand-eye coordination is NOT superior to men. That's why female gamers can't compete against male teams. Our hand-eye coordination is far slower. Wow!
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  372. Meaning escalating the crime from a robbery to a murder. If you don't have a gun obviously you're less likely to kill. The scenario is if you are in possession of a gun and decide to commit a crime while in possession, you're much more likely to use it elevating the level of the crime. That's why there's an additional charge if you're in possession of a weapon while committing a crime versus using the weapon to commit the crime.
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  373.  @danamcwhite  There are exceptions to what is allowed to go to Cuba. One of them is food. So trying to blame the trade embargo for food shortages is either a deliberate lie or ignorance of the embargo. You get to choose which one you think they are doing here.
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  374. Some states you can. I have a cane sword and it's not illegal to possess in most states. You just need to check your laws.
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  375. The 15 days was to lessen the spread long enough to allocate resources. That's all it was ever to do and was even addressed as that in the beginning. It was much later that even the attempt at COVID zero started getting into the discussion. That's excluding the first few cases before we realized it had been here already for at least 2 months. There was never going to be a zero starting 2-3 months behind a virus. Edit: It also shouldn't have been in the conversation once it was known to transmit to and between animals.
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  376. What's funny about him using that is it's similar to the healthcare thing. We're lower than most countries they want us to become.
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  377. I figured out what the showrunners don’t understand or whoever is responsible for this. Tolkien is high fantasy. That means power means magic power and brute strength is seen as less than and even barbaric. Instead they’ve made it low fantasy which is magic very sporadic and regulated to only a select few. GoT is low fantasy because magic is rarely used and it’s mostly about what would be considered normal people in a slightly fantasy setting. Tolkien’s world is full of magic and we’ve yet to experience it in this show and the setting is mostly a normal things.
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  378.  @LunaticKD1991  The mask no, but the rest it would depend on the weather. Yes many are armed depending on the state and local laws. Zimmerman was Neighborhood Watch and was armed.
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  379. No because he there's no "genocide" as Piers pointed out. Nor is it "murder". He said that repeatedly and clearly didn't win.
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  380. That's because that's a man. That's a transwoman so to even have them speaking about women issues is an insult. I can attest to the attacks on women who make those choices. I'm a stay at home wife and I get it regularly.
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  381. I used to color my hair purple every May for Lupus Awareness because I have it and that's the ribbon color. I don't do it anymore. It's something visible someone could look into, but now it would just ge ignored.
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  382.  @robertkim3331  In China a little over $8,000 a year is considered living in poverty, in the US it's around $25,000. The US poverty income is higher than the average income in China. So to try to compare the two on just numbers is beyond misleading. Especially when China's economy is so close to the US economy. The reason is because there is no international standard to rate poverty. There is one for extreme poverty however. It's $2 US dollars a day. Even the homeless here can easily get that from strangers so it's pretty much nonexistent in the US. That's not true for China because they have slave labor. Plus, it cost China's government an unsustainable amount to just give people to "lift" them out of poverty. They only did it to say look good internationally and to set a record. They will not and can not sustain it because just giving someone money doesn't "lift" them out of anything.
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  383. Miracles do happen. Doctors talk about patients that miraculously heal with no explanation. People who should die who live. It doesn't require a person, though, and a miracle doesn't require a religion attached to it. A miracle just means something happened that shouldn't have with zero reason known why it happened.
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  384. Yes it is. They cited the reason for the change was because it's now a global market. It was changed to get China to allow the upcoming Superman movie to be allowed in China. It's an attempt to remove anything from our Superheroes that represents the good of America.
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  385. The city should be reimbursing the garage or the people because that's who forced the closure. The owner isn't responsible for city infrastructure.
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  386.  johnanthony9923  Garret doesn’t, Radio Wave doesn’t, several don’t. So how’s that “everyone” working out?
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  387. I'm in Oklahoma. They're a little over $6 a dozen at Walmart. I can get them for a couple of bucks from a guy my husband works with that has chickens. They're not more than they were a couple years ago when we had an outbreak of bird flu. It depends on how hard the surrounding area has been hit. Just remember anything in the grocery store had to cross state lines.
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  388. It happens fairly often. I'm not sure why MSM has decided to make it national news this one time.
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  389. Nobody is saying withdrawal wasn't the right call. It's how it was done that's the problem.
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  390. Which case? The one against her has a lot of merit.
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  391.  @1685Violin  I suggest you read Thomas Sowell Black Rednecks and White Liberals. You'll find out it is culture and not even theirs.
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  392.  @venomkiler1  I've noticed this too. The far left is extremely antisemitic and very open about it. Just one more reason to despise them.
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  393. No. It's a clip from Jimmy Fallon's show.
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  394.  @Dorkeydaze  Why did you just tell Elder to harm themselves? Traffic as in commenting creates traffic for the video on YouTube. Wow! You're no Christian at all.
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  395. Most of the cities that went sanctuary went beyond just not cooperating with ICE. They included benefits for them too. Since 99.9% of them aren't from Mexico I have no idea why you're bringing them up. If you mean that they remain in Mexico instead of going to Chicago, Mexico wouldn't allow them to stay, but the US does. Edit: Mexico is not safe outside tourist areas. If you only visit them you have zero understanding of Mexico. Cartels protect those areas because they own most of the things there. Outside of those areas if you're not clearly Latino you're subject to kidnappings because they believe any gringo that can afford to come have a lot of money.
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  396. I know! I know! The toe of a certain group
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  397. ​ @gus29361  It's different because the topic is people getting 10+ years. 2 months in federal prison for committing a crime by public mail is pretty light. So since you're focused on non violent does that mean fraud shouldn't be prosecuted? That's handled differently if it's committed by mail too. It's illegal to send any controlled substance through the mail. No matter if the substance is legal or not. If my son mailed a prescription to me, that's in my name, he'd face similar charges. It's only legal for pharmacies to do so. So your friend would face charges even if weed was legal.
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  398. Yes the backhanded stuff is hilarious. Almost as much as the guilt trip trope.
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  399.  @christianvalarus5950  Most don't understand that the reason Japan and Germany were so successful was because that's what was done to get them to surrender. Most also don't know we lost almost as many troops after the war rooting out insurgents.
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  400.  @mikevismyelement  Agree. It always meant rebal as in go against the grain. It was a major youth symbol in the 80s. That's why Clinton used it in campaign buttons and flyers. Southern rock became big again and it was used there as a symbol of our culture. I'm not responsible for what other people do with a flag that never meant what they use it for. It's used now as a bludgeon that I shouldn't be proud of my culture and should beg forgiveness for it while ignoring the same history in the rest of the country. I thought the punishment was over in the 80s as the culture gained wide acceptance, but unfortunately that couldn't be allowed by the powers that be. Edit: I really wish people would stop paying attention to the ADL and SPLC. That they've now labeled the rosary as a hate symbol should clue people in that they're full of crap.
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  401. They bragged about bringing all original voice actors back that are still alive. Then they said due to lack of diversity they cast this person to voice this character because the character looks Asian so must be voiced by one. That’s the first known bait and switch.
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  402. Most people aren't charged based on a grand jury. Grand juries are used when the prosecution isn't sure they have enough evidence or when it's going to be a jury trial. Most crimes don't go before a jury, but are decided by a judge. If everything was a jury trial, it would take even longer to prosecute serious crimes like murder and grape. Most waive their right to a jury trial and a speedy trial.
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  403. First you're going to need show 20 people that can afford a 10 year court battle. This isn't 20 people either. You have no idea what they had to prove to the courts but that doesn't stop you from coming up with something to try to call this bad. Secondly there are tiny towns all over this country with 300 or less people that figure it out.
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  404.  @TheCatsWhiskers76  She's not having a panic attack. She's having an autistic breakdown. It's completely different. They already suffer from sensory issues and social disconnect. By the way as someone who has PTSD and had MANY panic attacks yours sound extremely mild. I'd be in a ball crying no over and over. Yes disabled people live in housing. They're also THE lowest on economic scores. Far below black people you seem to think have it worse. They don't according to every metric we measure. Natives are also well below black people. I know you've been told how bad black people have it, but other groups have it worse. They just aren't a voting block so nobody cares. As for the police crap your spewing, more disabled are killed yearly especially mentally disabled. Since everything's broken down by race and disabilities don't care what race you are, it's not a big discussion. That's why some defund the police want social workers to go on calls because a lot of them are mentally disabled but you're too concerned with spewing ignorant crap.
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  405. So much so. If she had an accent it wouldn't be near as cringe worthy.
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  406. I loved WoT. Read them as they came out. I was excited when it was announced. I missed the first episode, heard the reviews and noped right out. I noped out of this one as soon the first teaser dropped.
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  407. It was you. It was pretty clear.
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  408.  @mattmurphy7030  They don't commit crimes because they're raised to respect other people. The post said nothing about them being poor being the problem, yet that's what you took from it. The environment means their home life and the people they're allowed to hang around. I know a lot of rich kids that committed crimes but had a bad environment. Money isn't the issue.
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  409. Even when they are given adequate mental care, a lot don't utilize it. They take their meds, feel better, think they're good now, and stop taking them. It's either that or they stop taking them due to side effects. This is true for mental health patients in general and isn't limited to homeless ones either. So this utopia where everyone has unlimited access to mental healthcare and all problems are solved will never exist.
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  410.  @bottleofwatero1  This is what a lot of people don't understand. When the Republican party is said to be right wing, in Europe that means something completely different than in the US. There is no "right wing" party in the US because it's very foundation is liberalism.
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  411. He clearly had watched Gone in 60 Seconds.
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  412. I Googled food desert myth and got tons of articles linked to studies about it being false. There's also one that I found saying it's really a food swamp in low income areas. Why do you want someone else to do the work for you?
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  413.  @cjthompson420  Money isn't the deciding factor in how good a place is to live. Look at Baltimore schools and tell me how being rich is doing anything other than something to brag about. Meanwhile my kids went to a school in one of the poorer towns in a poor state and 90%+ graduation rate and over 80% attend college. If that's not due to the polices, Baltimore has been Democrat for decades, then what is to blame? Look at all the huge economic cities in California and you see massive taxes, increasing crime, record homelessness, and literal crap all over. Again run by Democrats for decades. So again if it's not due to their policies, then what? You can trace the decline to a starting point.
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  414. Literally everyone because it's taught in history class when they go over WWII. Those were citizens to be clear. Not deportation camps. They were not being deported. Many Germans also were but that isn't talked about.
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  415. I know! It's insane. They are playing off weak people to try to censor political speech which h is the entire point of the first amendment. It's so I can call politicans whatever I want to and mock them.
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  416. The lore is destroyed by this show so I don't know what hope anyone has. Just the "Harfoots" being involved destroys LotR. It was the outside world's lack of knowledge about them that kept the ring away from Sauron since Bilbo got it. Sauron could see everytime Frodo put it on, he just didn't know anything about Hobbits. That they even existed. As soon as he found out he destroyed the Shire. So now that he's going to know about them in the 2nd Age, thousands of years before LotR, he would have destroyed the Shire and taken the ring, winning and taking control of Middle Earth.
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  417. Asian culture is very family centric. There's a reason Chinatowns are located in port cities. They got off the boat there with people that spoke the same language and shared the same culture. They built a community for themselves within these port cities and created a place newcomers could go and feel comfortable. Their culture includes multigenerational homes and the young caring for the old. So the younger generation is working and that income takes care of up to 4 generations of their family. Each generation builds onto the foundations of the one before it. It's easy to say "just move" when you're not responsible for the welfare of 3-4 generations.
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  418. Yes. It's not like if high profile people on the internet can get banned for not doing anything wrong, regular people aren't going to have it happen. They'll be perfectly fine if they say something someone doesn't like. If high profile people aren't allowed free speech, that doesn't trickle down to normal people at all.
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  419. This is why many parents have taken control of school boards instead of electing the so called professionals. I graduated in 90 so I was still taught how to think and it was in every subject. My senior English teacher was great at it. When we'd read something she'd ask what we thought it meant and that there are no wrong answers. We had to explain why we got what we did from it. Then she'd tell us what the author intended but made it clear that what we got from it was just as important because art is about the experience.
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  420. Having grown up in a poor rural southern town with a slight black majority I'm well aware ya'll exist. They were far more conservative than most of the huwhit population which was for the most part too. Everything centered around the churches. When almost everyone is poor and just trying to get by, there's no wasted energy on this mess. Everyone works and pulls together to help everyone else. Edit: We had a 14 year old black kid mowing his grandmother's lawn get killed by a stray bullet from an altercation 2 blocks away. Everyone joined together to help that family and try to prevent it again. It didn't matter what part of town it happened in, everyone grieved over it. That's what a community does which doesn't really exist in big cities anymore.
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  421. You have to break in when they aren’t home and change the locks.
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  422.  @CharChar827  It's sad too. I always loved those kind. The 4 star restaurant in my old town has a black lady (respectfully) chef. She's been with the restuarant through various owners. My son washed dishes there as his first job. She treated him like her own but she doesn't put up with anyone's crap.
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  423.  @DarthQueefious  No you don't. People that have fielded these offers say that is not a normal contract in the conservative space. Lawyers have said you don't come in lowballing like that on a contract if you're serious because it risks pissing the other party off and ending any chance right off the bat. It was a form letter type offer where the names and amounts are filled in and it's sent out. The merch part of the contract does not stipulate that it ends with the contract. That means they own his name and brand for merchandising purposes forever. Which also means they can claim the money from anything he sells using that name or brand in the future. If a contract doesn't stipulate when something ends, it doesn't. Ever. Musicians learned this the hard way. This isn't new and it's been called out in other industries. Now it getting called out in this one.
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  424. I think it's funny that they are pretending the right hasn't been calling out the FBI since Ruby Ridge and Waco. Nope. It's totally new.
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  425. I thought Dave Smith already reluctantly endorsed Trump after RFK joined the administration. I mean, the Libertarian candidate is a joke. McCafee, when he ran, would have been less of one.
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  426.  @daltonbarrett6404 I think they mean it’s pathetic to protect a dog and not your “girl” which could be a spouse or your child. I agree that that’s pathetic.
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  427. Colleges aren't banks. They aren't set up as a lending institution which is subject to different rules and regulations. The government program was there when I attended college. The difference is, I didn't qualify for anything because it was for low income. Size of family wasn't even a consideration strictly your parents income. My parents weren't paying for my college so their income had nothing to do with my ability to afford it. There were serious issues that needed to be addressed with it. The government in an attempt to get more people in college, because studies showed college graduates did much better economically and an educated society should produce better policy decisions, they went too far the other way. When I attended college, the requirements to get in were high. If you didn't graduate in the top 10-20%, you weren't going to get accepted except maybe a community college. Now because of the government incentives to educate everyone, you can get in if you barely graduated. Colleges had limited classes and degrees. As the number of students grew, the choices expanded to accommodate the growing number and the price increased to pay for it and the infrastructure needed to supputhe growing numbers.
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  428. The defense didn't claim the gay defense. The prosecution brought it up. This person had a long history of doing this too. The first encounter was in a dark alley. Afterwards he told the college student to invite some friends next time. The second encounter the person wanted anal sex. The only reason the player found out was because he shined his flashlight from his phone to the front of the man after the act had begun and revealed a penis. You left a lot out of this and I'm honestly disappointed. I don't care what your opinion on it is, but leaving out key details is pretty dishonest and was obviously done to strengthen your viewpoint. Even the prosecution said 2nd degree was too high because they had to prove intent and they probably should have gone with manslaughter. Had they not charged so high, he likely would have been convicted. Even they thought they didn't prove he had real intent.
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  429.  @OldSchooled  Do you know you can purchase one from someone other than Ring? You can purchase one that connects to your own system not monitored by anyone else.
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  430. ​ @unluckygamer_2.o151  That's because the state didn't become authoritarian like some did and remove the ability for cities and the citizens in them to decide for themselves. Your city decided to enforce regulations which is who it should be up to. The governments with the most power over you are supposed to be ranked as local, followed by state, and then federal which should have the least. The founders set it up that way because local government officials have to face the people they govern everyday.
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  431. I was in Arkansas in a smaller rural town. The only thing enforced there was the restaurant restrictions and that's because the restaurants didn't want to lose their business licenses. Even then it was only 3 weeks before the very few businesses that were closed reopened. The city didn't have any masking stuff because the police informed the mayor they weren't the mask police and had way more important things to do. Edit: Unlike many places we elect our chief of police. He's not appointed by the mayor so answers to the people instead of them.
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  432.  @johnnoreau3570  Sean is right and wrong on this. Not showing it creates probable cause for detainment and an investigation which is allowed. So yes, you legally don't have to show it, if they decided to they could make it much worse for you for not doing so. It's really up to you if you think not showing the receipt is worth getting detained and searched over, which at that point would be 100% legal for them to do. Personally the few seconds it takes to just show is way less time consuming than being held in a room for who knows how long while they decide when they're going to conduct the search. Edit: It's honestly hilarious you think just saying how much you spent and walking out with it in the open means you obviously didn't steal it. That's exactly what someone that did steal it would say and how many videos are there now of people just walking out with buggies full of stuff without paying?
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  433. Since they've been searching for the boyfriend, a black serial killer was sentenced. Nothing from the media.
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  434. The scene where They/Them Eminem is looking down on the children playing will show Galadriel being bullied by the boys as a child. You were so close! They are a group of Elven fanatics because that totally fits with Tolkien's works.
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  435. Most of the deaths would have occurred in just a few weeks to less than a year. In the UK it was less than 20,000 that met that criteria.
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  436. Maybe watch the video and find out fan boi.
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  437. I was cleaning the pool and laughing my ass off at the montage.
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  438. ​ @bobhiggens1106  Trad is not rushing to get married. He wasn't traditional and doesn't seem to have ever claimed to have that expectation. She expected him to want something he didn't. He complained almost immediately that she was no longer working. Did she even talk to him before just doing that? Trad or not, she made fatal errors for any relationship. She failed to communicate her wants and expectations prior to marriage and he did the same. I'm talking about her instead of him because she's the subject. She's now telling other women not to consider Trad based on her own experience which she's partially to blame for. I don't know the situations of the other influencers she's talking about either. What I do know after 26 years of marriage is that sometimes, especially in the early years, it's not always very pretty and the relationship can be bad, not abusive, for periods while you work out your differences and learn each other inside and out. You learn boundaries you weren't really aware of until a situation presents itself. The ones that survive that are the ones that push through it and instead of building resentment, learn and move forward. It takes a serious commitment and dedication. We had some serious fights early and when faced with outside stressors. Now we never fight and work like a well oiled machine. It's one of those marriages everyone watches and is amazed by. That's because before we got married we both agreed divorce wasn't an option. We both only wanted one marriage. You have want the same things and be able to communicate those things before you get married. I also made it very clear I wanted to be home with our future children. He agreed and said he'd work two jobs if he had to make it happen and at some points he did.
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  439. ​​ @MamaMOB  Most cities, which DC is, vote on things like that. Especially since it's something out of their tax dollars to maintain. Local governments aren't as much as representative government as the federal one is.
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  440. I've noticed that too. I chuckle everytime.
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  441. How good is the awareness when it's not addressing the real problem? It's pretty much useless. I've watch Asians that are public figures apologize for being who they are to the group attacking them. That's not addressing anything real.
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  442.  @YouTube_stole_my_handle  The banks are doing what the government is telling them to. These are government backed loans. Remove government from that equation and the rates will drop. Then they'll be personal loans instead which require collateral greatly limiting the funds a person can get.
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  443.  @CaptRR The only reason it’s in the court of public opinion is because one party violated the contract. I like law order. That includes contract law.
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  444. How kind of you to be fine with US citizens having to pay more taxes for the benefit of your country. How about we tax your country for recieving it. That sounds much better to me.
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  445. Stop trying to scam people!
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  446. Most homeless move to warmer areas and areas that offer more free stuff.
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  447. No. Women are too. We have daughters. We use bathrooms.
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  448. How do they think Queen Latifah is influential today? She was in a single horrible show trying to be the Equalizer in the last 20 years.
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  449. ​​ @wes4736  No. He called Charlie a man of faith and that he respects that.
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  450.  @bobl703 Yeah that’s what’s so weird. Most states have squatters rights but they don’t kick in for years. If you have hundreds of acres you may have some pastures you only use every few years but you still have to check them at least once every couple of years in case someone has set up camp on it. Imagine having to do that constantly. Crazy
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  451. ​ @Nqd-r6r  Which has zero authority to do anything. Her being a candidate has more weight than being VP does.
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  452. She literally says "I was trafficked on Twitter as well". Not I was abused. She wasn't the victim, the men were the victims in that catfishing scheme. It's evidence of what she believes trafficking is. Edit: It also destroys the timeline she created in other podcasts. If that was right after she escaped that was 2019. In previous accounts she escaped in 2014. She was a video vixen in 2016 and had an Instagram then. So 2019 wasn't the first she was on those platforms.
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  453. He's so against the stifling of speech that he brags about flagging videos he thinks is "harmful" and @ YouTube because Nerdrotic had Alex Jones on. His Twitter handle is King of the snitches for a reason. You can like what he did in this instance, but don't lie about him.
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  454. It's because most new funding goes to administration positions rather than into the schools. They just hand out a new administration position they created for their buddy. The funding over student doesn't increase or does so very little.
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  455. There was one showing why people are hesitant and the number one reason is wanting possible long term side effects data. Not something unreasonable given the history and current issues with many medications. Lack of data is the reason for most of it. Some are waiting for full FDA approval first (I think that was number 2). Only a very small percentage was due to what they are trying to claim it all is based from. Edit: Plus the percentage of unvaccinated also includes children which aren't currently approved to receive it and with current data don't appear to be at particular risk from the virus. I'm not sure with the new variant, but it was rare for them to even be able to spread the first one. Every state has 75% or more of their at risk population vaccinated.
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  456. That doesn't explain Asian success everywhere they settle. Since colonialism is only associated with white people, it can't be applied to Asian success worldwide. The problem with these philosophies, is that they only work when viewed from the US as the root cause of everything. Since the US has nothing to do with Asian success in other countries, that doesn't work. It's also the problem with post modernism. Other cultures have similar customs when it comes to family and work that they had before they were in contact with Western culture. So assigning things like hard work equals success to Western culture and whiteness fails if you know anything about other cultures and their history.
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  457. Columbus landed in 1492. Not long after that Spaniards began coming and the battles began. The last battle was 1890. So yes hundreds of years. Over 300 hundred, pushing 400, to be more exact.
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  458. It was for the police.
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  459. You can't claim teachers have no power after it came out they set the CDC guidelines.
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  460.  @zachspool  No they really aren't. How do you know they renegotiate? Because one person said so who's content has to preapproved? Lawyers are saying those clauses are there because the investors want them there. Jeremy doesn't own DW. He's at the mercy of the same kind of billionaires he criticized Crowder for. They try to hide that fact, but they absolutely are. Lawyers are also saying that term sheet was written up to be insulting because that's the only reason those terms would have been sent to someone like Crowder with his well known history of being demonitized, banned permanently off FB, and already has a warning and 2 strikes. So either they knew nothing about their good "friend" or it was intentional to claim they made an offer and give some excuse why he didn't join. That's the only logical explanation for that offer to someone you spend an hour long video claiming they're you're friend.
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  461. Color fluctuates due to camera and lighting so that's easy enough to explain. Other than that, they absolutely are identical. Them being layered over a different top or dress is maybe what's confusing you. Most of the pieces are accessories to be worn on top of something else and are fairly sheer. Also most designers create their own fabrics. They aren't mass produced fabrics you can just purchase anywhere. They're hand designed and specialty printed or hand dyed.
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  462. That's extremely unlikely. This court case doesn't appear to have had the effect they hoped. Abortions aren't free. If you can't afford to put food on the table, you can't afford to have one. The House will flip. The only question is if the Senate will, but that too is highly likely.
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  463. I'm shocked you'd make such a comment given your other comments. Everything you do isn't an attempt to control things. If it is, you should probably see someone about that. Plus, making fun of and shining a light on an issue does do something. Getting in a car accident is out of my control, but that doesn't mean understanding how they happen isn't useful.
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  464.  @johntheherbalistg8756  You don't want isolationism but said you did in your reply to me. I don't know why you seem to not understand we, the USA not South Korea, are still at war with North Korea. Basically you're saying we should break pretty much every treaty we have with ever other country and then if we get in trouble hope they don't remember and refuse to help us. You're delusional if you think we are in any condition to take on China and Russia at once alone. Plus it would be more than that because they have pacts with other countries to help them if they declare war. Japan isn't allowed to have anything but a defensive force and a standing military was shutdown recently by us because that was a condition of thei surrender. They are prevented by us and the UN from having anything but a Navy and a tiny force. Learn more before you comment again. You're just proving how completely uninformed about international matters you are.
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  465. That depends on the crime and the law broken. Even in some of her cases it was acknowledged that she had to go with the sentencing guidelines. The others were because of a Supreme Court decision that added judge's discretion.
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  466. It's the fall of Numenor which occurs because Sauron convinces them they should be immortal like the Elves so they turn away from their god and worship Melkor. That's the story they are telling according to the showrunners. There is an Elven kingdom along the shores in the Southland that gets invaded and destroyed so that could be what they are setting up, but it doesn't really affect what happens in the West. It has nothing to do with Numenor because it's destroyed by their god by a wave and Valinor is closed off allowing only those with permission to enter.
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  467. Do you mean FDR? God Lord no. We don't need another him.
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  468. That doesn't change the crimes per 100,000 or whatever the ratio is based on. It still means I'm more likely to be the victim of a crime there than somewhere else.
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  469. Been married 26 years and there were some good ones right around the 3 year and 5 year mark. I can’t even remember the last time we had one because eventually that ends and you know each other so well you don’t have to.
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  470. I don't know. Once he realized the gun was fake, he was at risk of charges. I'd rather catch that charge than in my adrenaline and shocked state say something stupid to incriminate myself and catch a murder charge. Contacting a lawyer to make any statements for you, is the right move. I wouldn't be surprised if that's what his buddy was telling him.
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  471.  @emberfist8347  Why is she wrong for following the rules for pulling over in an unsafe place? He wasn’t following them and given that he’s the one supposed to be enforcing the laws, he should know them. Ignorance of the law isn’t justification for breaking it. She broke the law, but so did he. He should absolutely be held to higher standard then her because he’s a physical representation of the law. Edit: My father was military and domestic police. I’m well aware of who has what responsibility in these situations.
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  472. How could anyone so emotional ever think they should run for President? Imagine Chunk during a terrorist attack by ISIS in that roll. Yelling at all our allies calling them bigots and racists.
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  473. At least he went on without a lawyer as armor like Jack did.
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  474. If you have just basic recent historical knowledge and all you have to do is look at the years to deduce what caused it to flatten out and productivity to rise. Productivity starts going up when women enter the workforce. Then family income flattens out in the 80s. That's when it became the norm for both parents to work outside the home and the divorce rate jumped to it's highest levels. We weren't called latchkey kids for nothing.
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  475. It's for a vacation now I believe.
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  476. ​@SeveNStarSeveN "Not only is it irrelevant to the discussion." YOU are commenting about completely irrelevant things to "the discussion." The discussion is the comment. Is this your first time in a comment section? You make a comment. It can have nothing to do with the video, and people respond TO that comment. Thus, a discussion is created around that topic. This particular topic is a joke someone made. So the discussion would be if it's funny or not. I find it honestly really weird that you think it's an audience's job to defend arguments made by a creator. It's a very parasocial position. He's not my friend to defend nor does he require me to defend him. He either made his argument or he didn't to the audience. I especially love how you brought in legal requirements like a comment section is a court of law while crying about people saying something irrelevant to what you've determined the discussion should be.
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  477. @Eric Nunya "Breast implant patients aren't mentally ill". Some of them are. They have body dysmorphia. Many people that get plastic surgery have it. Most ethical plastic surgeons will refuse more surgery after 3 on a healthy person and have them seek counseling before they'll okay them for more. Unfortunately those are few and far between. Edit: There are plenty of plastic surgeons that run transition clinics that will perform these surgeries without a mental health referral. That's why there is a huge issue right now with young people wanting to detransition. They have them sign a form that they consent to the surgeries and it's of their own free will so they can't be sued. Many of them employ psychologists that will push the patient into surgery convincing them they'll end themselves without it. This idea of ethics hasn't existed in awhile in many practices. Especially when you've got doctor associations saying to let huwhite patients die and treat every POC first in emergency care.
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  478. ​ @AstroZombi36  Just ignore we're currently in power and have been for the majority of the decade I'm saying we need to move past.
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  479. I know! I was like pretty privilege? That chicks a 4 at best.
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  480. It was electric which is why she reserved it. It was the only one at that docking station. The others were pedal bikes. That’s all the can be seen in the video.
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  481. My mother was in one for a few months for rehab after she had to have her leg removed. We put her in one that I knew a couple of the nurses personally for years, and my niece was training at. So she had plenty of people there making sure nobody messed with her.
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  482. ​ @JackJill-lv2xm There are always red flags. Generally speaking if you date for at least 2 years they'll show up.
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  483. BLM was always about that. They march in the streets saying they protect criminals, their mission statement was disrupting the nuclear family, all about lesbians, no men allowed in their "village", and segregation.
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  484. He landed on what's considered the North American continent so yes he did. He's playing semantics by using "America" as in the country. Columbus is not only celebrated in the US.
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  485.  @MichaelMiller-xj1ti  Our religion was illegal until 1990 off the reservations. Many tribes don't own their reservations and can be relocated at anytime. Obama tried to do that to access minerals on Native land so the government could keep the money from the company instead of giving it to them. The only thing the government provides is education and some medical just like it does every citizen. We are the poorest race with the highest suicide rate. You are trying to compare the majority to the minority. To have a casino, we must live close to a larger city and very few do. I'd seriously suggest educating yourself on us. We are independent of states in matters of sovereignty, but not the federal government. We aren't little countries, we're tiny states within other states kind of.
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  486. Seriously! I was going to give him a Native pass card but he's already Native. Kinda saw that coming though.
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  487.  @pierredelecto7069  Which both were caused by governments locking down and oil is government policies pushing green energy. That's why Cyberpunk said caused by natural disasters or wars not caused by your government. None of that applies to the current situation we find ourselves in.
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  488. Someone said she makes Tiktok videos being racist against huwhit people.
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  489. @WokeEmperor You broke that down to be something very specific to rioting over a person. That's also not true. They've rioted nearly everytime a black person has been killed by police since then and now it's spreading to just killed by someone huwhite regardless of the reason. Hell, they don't even have to be killed. Look at what happened in Kenosha over a guy shot who gr@ped a woman and was stealing her car and kidnapping her children. He got called a hero by our VP. How many riots have huwhite people done over the police killing a huwhite person even though you're more likely to be shot by them if you're huwhite? Oh wait, it's zero.
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  490. They’ve been threatening to.
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  491.  @DarkHorseSki  You don't have the right to resist arrest. You're right to self defense against an officer is regulated to specific instances like no knock warrants. Once you're aware it's an officer, you see them or they announce, the rights go to the officer and you no longer have self defense. You clearly have no actual idea what the laws are and are just trolling. If you aren't a troll, then you're just an ignorant person who, if people listen to, you'll get them killed. Maybe that's your end game. Getting more people killed. I don't know and don't care. Self defense was, is, and always will be with an officer of the court (police) once the person is aware they are. I think maybe you don't understand that they aren't regular citizens but are officers of the court and as such have different rules and laws applied to them.
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  492.  @amyh9512  You're link to the video has nothing to do with the fact they did openly call for violence and which directly inspired the guy to kill 4 cops which is the claim of this video. Cenk saying AFTER allowing guests to make violent threats isn't the saint move you're trying to make it out to be. The correct way to do it is interrupting the guest saying "that's not allowed" and telling them if they don't they won't be allowed back on. Saying no, not trying to legally cover your a$$ after you allowed them to say it. Plus that's only one of several clips calling for it, but you only point to one.
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  493. It's no different then using Robin DiAngelo's book where she admits she's a racist and clutches her purse when around black men.
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  494. It can also just be an inflamed lymph node. I've had those on my head, and they hurt like hell.
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  495. I live in an area in the US in which that is very much still the norm.
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  496. Elon can privately purchase shares from other shareholders which requires him to go to each one and ask if he can purchase it. He can do that until he slowly reaches 51% ownership. At that point he'll have majority control and can do whatever he wants. That's how a typical hostile takeover works.
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  497. Sorry it's not an issue to you because of long lines at concerts and games. It is to women because we have restrooms in other places. Like schools., gyms, etc.
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  498. Yep. They turned it into a migrant center in 2023.
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  499. My oldest did this in gifted and talented about 12 years ago. Each of them had to pick a foreign country, they could be from it or not, dress in someway related to it and make a food from it. They also had to research the exports it produced, it's economy, the wildlife found there, and all types of other things. They all really enjoyed it.
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  500. I'm confused why 2 different people answered for what the original commenter said. Do you two know them personally to interpret what they meant? A lot of countries have made that speech illegal. It's also already illegal to discriminate in hiring and other practices. You have to have proof though and not just "feel" that way. The issue for huwhite people, men specifically, is that the DoJ isn't going to do anything and good luck finding a sympathetic judge.
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  501. Someone explained it pretty good I think. The writers are all Americans so when they hear the lines spoken with an English accent, they sound better than they are to them. That they are relying on the accents to make the dialogue more profound than it is and sound more poetic.
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  502. Yep. All places have increased losses because of them. It's because of people like me and I don't care. If it's something cheap that won't scan, it's just my pay for performing their job for them.
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  503. ​ @robertcherman  Anything in the grocery store crosses state lines. Your local egg production has no impact on prices. Production in the surrounding states does.
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  504. Nooooo. Sam Elliot didn't do one for Kamala. Please.
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  505.  @Mike_Daddy  That case involved, Tennessee v Garner, was a suspecting being shot because he was fleeing and was known to be unarmed. You can't cite a case and ignore what's in it or the facts of the decision. You read that little snippet on wikipedia and didn't bother reading any further. That would not apply here. He was not shot because he was fleeing. He was shot because he armed himself. Tennessee v Garner doesn't apply. Nice try though. Just read the actual details of the case and ruling next time. No court has ever ruled that an officer can't pursue a fleeing suspect because something might, possibly, happen. Edit: An officer is also not required to de-escalate once physical contact has been made. The opposite is true. An officer is allowed to use the next level of force being used against them. Edit 2: In case you comeback with some other nonsense you're attempting to attach to that case that isn't there I'll add a couple of more details. He was climbing a fence, clearly unarmed when shot. Officers had not even gotten close enough to make any physical contact. He technically hadn't even resisted arrest at that point and was only fleeing officers. The decision even partially agreed with the Appeals court which had overturned the original ruling that the officers acted incorrectly.
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  506.  @Mike_Daddy  Also see Graham v Connor which reduced the impact of Tennessee v Garner. It established that reasonable use of force, whether against a fleeing suspect or otherwise, is to be determined from the perspective of the officer under the circumstances apparent to them at the time. It basically removed the impact from the case you're trying to make carry a lot of water. Irrelevant really since Tennessee v Garner wouldn't even apply, but Graham v Connor appears to.
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  507.  @DJdeliverance  You can't just leave a dog home alone while you travel. They don't crap in a box like a cat. Yes this is airplane travel, though some airlines are cracking down on emotional support animals being allowed because it's been abused.
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  508. Yes every person in jail is really innocent and a misunderstood good person. Ignore statistics that say 96% are guilty. Ignore that the defense attorney tells them to plead guilty. Obviously those defense attorneys didn't go to law school and pass the tests required. Ignore that a judge can toss out a plea deal. It's all the DAs fault. The obvious solution is to let criminals caught in the act on video or in person go free.
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  509.  @Gurfi28  A special relationship would be if they put you in that situation. An informant that's wired is an example. Other than that, if the police standby and watch you get beaten, they can't be held liable. Meaning there's nothing to enforce their protection of you. So it is indeed saying the police have no duty to protect an individual, but only when the public at large is at risk is there a duty to protect.
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  510. Escape from LA the sequel.
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  511. When they say the government shouldn't be involved, ask about immunizations for non life threatening illnesses and see how much that changes. Let's taken chicken pox as an example. Something around 3 children died from it annually. All with underlying conditions. It's fine it's available for them, but there's no legitimate reason for it to be required. The main argument is they'll miss less school. So it's not about protecting children. It's about keeping them in their control areas or interfering in the adults working as much as possible and disruption of GDP go up. Sorry, but Ive seen recent adds for immunization starting in the womb and it's just gone way too far.
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  512. I don't blame the "greedy" corporations for government policies. It was the locking down of all stores except those by the government that caused that.
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  513.  @markzuckergecko621  Imagine if people acted during the depression like they do today. People walked hundreds of miles with everything they needed in a cart they pulled along to go where the jobs were. Now they won't even buy a bus ticket and instead choose to just complain and accept what's going on. It's complete risk aversion so they too deserve to live with the consequences of their choices.
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  514.  @StandStrong614  Sorry but choosing comfort over safety isn't a win. Choosing to stay because you're being taken care of by the state means you're never going to improve your situation in life. Don't pretend they don't have a choice because they do, the choice they made is to stay and that choice is also determining their children's future to the same. They'll see their parent chose slight comfort over taking a chance for a better life. Refusing to struggle somewhere else for a couple of years knowing you'll make more in the long run is a choice. It's a choice me and my husband made for better opportunities not just for us, but for our children. Twice. It's seen us go from welfare to upper middle class so I don't have sympathy for those that choose to remain in their situation because it's easier than taking a risk. A lot of people in the dying little town we left are making that same choice even though we've offered to help them get better opportunities where we moved to. I understand it, but I'm not going to waste sympathy on their choices.
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  515. Most of us will at least watch the first episode. That doesn’t mean we’re blind to the changes and the blatant lies from the showrunner on what it was going to be.
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  516. ​​ @capoman1  I've tried to explain this to people. That a lot simply don't want any responsibility. They don't want to be part of society. That's been a thing throughout history so I don't understand why suddenly it's not and we're supposed to pretend like they've been abandoned by society instead of the other way around. Like hobos that would just ride on train cars didn't exist. Edit: I do enjoy watching the massive investments they make in things like tiny houses for them, only for them to be stripped and in shambles in a couple of weeks by who they were built for. You'd think they'd figure it out after having that happen a couple of times, but no. They keep doing it.
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  517. Yeah I thought the investigation had shown that already.
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  518. Morgan Freeman touches on this in a couple of interviews. He makes it clear that poor whites weren't treated any differently than blacks during Jim Crowe. People just don't want to hear it.
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  519. The most troops we ever had in Afghanistan was around 100,000. That was during Obama's push campaign. 3 million people in the military doesn't mean 3 million active troops that are battle ready. Many, many of them are administration positions, medical, lawyers, data analysis, etc.
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  520.  @sylamy7457  YouTube has a policy about interacting with channels smaller than you. The only reason for Seder to push that is in an attempt to get Crowder banned. Therefore Crowder should avoid him like the plague.
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  521. ​ @CarbonatedGravy  How is talking about price controls, taxing unrealized capital gains, and the government yanking the patent of an item and doing it themselves if the company doesn't offer it correctly not leftist economic policies? As for social medicine, you can't have that and unfettered immigration. It's a straight path to insolvency and most people are soured on it after the Affordable Care Act destroyed their insurance coverage and made deductibles and out of pocket way higher.
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  522.  @PeacepiperF20  It didn't help that she said on there what if my story isn't true. You don't say that if it is.
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  523. Considering orcs are Elves that Morgoth twisted as soon as they woke up, it's even more insightful! I do wonder if orcs that were born get to go to Valinor when they die since they are technically Elves and didn't choose to worship Melkor. A question for the ages, but I'd imagine they are denied resurrection.
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  524. That would be the taxpayers. “The court” doesn’t have money.
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  525. Because most CEOs of billion dollar companies are now Indian. They're the largest demographic in CEO and high management positions.
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  526.  @petyrbaelish1216  They can't push if it's not legal. That's a ridiculous statement. So I should just die because I have complex health issues even though I'll live a near normal lifespan, got diagnosed while my children were relatively young, and it's mostly treatable? What would be the incentive for advancing medicine beyond it's current state? Nothing. So we'd stop advancing as a society. Since the US does the majority of health research the world would stop advancing.
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  527. She may have had a 4.0. It's just her 4.0 was based on bs standards. They tried to get my oldest to apply. He had a 4.2 and accelerated classes. Those you have to pass a national test on which is probably why a lot of schools in "progressive" areas are getting rid of them because they're "racist".
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  528. Sean, I’d do the same for any of my puppers and I’ve got kids. So it’s nothing to do with substituting for a child or being a “wine mom”. My husband would too. I don’t really have to worry about one of them because while he’s friendly, he wouldn’t hesitate to defend himself or me. My older girl wouldn’t. She’d never hurt a human. People steal dogs all the time to use as bait dogs. My oldest was one. Luckily she survived but she’s got the physical and emotional scars to prove it. They trust me completely. I wouldn’t betray that trust with letting someone take them and use them for God knows what.
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  529. I ran track in jr high. That's intentional. You don't swing your arms like that. As a senior athlete, she'd absolutely know that. You're taught how to run to reduce drag and everything else. Swinging your arms like that would be a huge no-no because you're wasting energy with zero benefit. She didn't stumble either. She was sure footed in every step. It's not swimming. There's no reason to bring your arm up to head length.
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  530. Agree. If Israel absorbs it then it'll be easier for them to do that. People seem to forget that 30% of the population is Arab. They just can't have citizenship. I think longterm that's the way to go to weed out the extremists without obliterating the entire population. As long as "Palestinians" reject a state, 3 times now, it's the only thing on the table. I will note that this wasn't as much an issue before they were forced to give back the Gaza Strip in 2005. There wasn't near the conflict you've seen since then. So absorbing that area at least would be more stabilizing and they just gave them the opportunity. They need to get seriously beaten hard to stop it.
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  531. No it wasn’t. It was just about anybody that didn’t fit into society. Those themes weren’t added until much later and just because one story line has to do with something that can fit that doesn’t make the overarching thing about it.
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  532. ​ @WilfChadwick  By creating them. Children want to please their parents more than anything. Which means it's very easy to steer them certain directions.
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  533. His head was being slammed into concrete. That was reason enough. Chunk called him a murderer when he was acquitted which is slander. I really wish everyone they do that to would sue them.
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  534.  @davidmajor1508  Rich depends on your perspective. My son's girlfriend moved in with us and thought we were rich because I'd buy her clothes at Jcpenney on sale. One day my son asked about her parents income. Come to find out, they made about the same as us they just didn't know how to budget. "Rich" isn't always about actual income. Also trying to claim people in the US are poor is pretty insulting. 99.9% of the population is in the world's top 1%. We're all 1%ers in the US. It's more accurate to say struggling. So yes spending $10 a meal everyday would indeed be "rich" to some people. It still would to me and we make over $150,000 a year now. That's wasteful and because I grew up extremely struggling, the stretching a dollar as far as it will go mindset will never fully go away. I flinch spending that much on my meal at an upscale restaurant.
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  535.  @The_Real_Frisbee  Do you have any idea how many meals I could make out of 1 bag of chicken breasts? It better be a lot in that bag too because I can buy 7 fresh breasts for less than $12. I can make meals that will feed 6-8 people with 1 breast. Throw in some fresh veggies and it's healthy and filling. I figured it up one day how much what I normally cook costs per person. &1.20. That's not buying expensive ingredients, but not a depression era meal either (which are the recipes that 1 breast feeds a large family). Just a normal healthy dinner.
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  536.  @The_Real_Frisbee  Ahh I'm going to assume you're in a if you don't grow it or kill it, you don't eat it situation. I grew up that way. We'd trade any excess produce that we didn't can ourselves for things our neighbors grew that we didn't. It was healthy, but a lot of work.
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  537. How could you come to that conclusion? I'm genuinely asking. I don't understand how you can see a pregnant woman surrounded by men yelling for help and think "entitled" unless you already hate women or huwhite people or both.
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  538.  @foolish.intellectual9967  There's this thing called the Darwin award. It doesn't have a political side. It's been around pretty much since the internet began. Maybe don't ascribe reactions to politics because most people aren't political 100% of the time and attempting to force them to be is wrong. Just because someone is on a political "side" doesn't mean everything they do is political. That's the leftist mantra of "everything is political" when most things aren't. Trying to tell people to self censor because it might look bad means the left already won for you because you can't seperate individuals from politics.
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  539. Most likely. The customer received the item so that makes it a successful transaction.
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  540. What reasonable voter laws? It's already illegal for them to vote. I'm never going to be in favor of the federal government taking more power away from the states like states setting their own voting laws. That's how you end up with mail in only voting or something else just as stupid.
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  541. I think you mean Nation of Islam which is the largest group of black Muslims. I don't know if he is, but he has been pictured with Al Farrakhan.
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  542.  @violarulez  It really isn't. Plus if someone is trying to convince people that others should be forced to live in their delusion, they should receive pushback. If you don't want your ideas criticized, I suggest not putting them out to the literal world and keeping them to yourself and your group.
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  543. Republicans will never have Chicago. It's been politically corrupt for decades.
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  544.  @zym6687  Depends. In many lawsuits the lawyer takes a percentage of the payout as their fee. You still have to pay for certain things like expert witnesses and stuff, but there are no attorney fees.
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  545. As someone said affirmative action. If you're black you're pretty much guaranteed a spot in law school as long as you have a Bachelor's degree. The degree can be in anything for law school. Many go for free because the BAR association wants more black lawyers. Nat the lawyer talked about how he would scout in his old neighborhood for potential students on behalf of his school. He said they were offering free school including books. Nobody took the offer. The couple that did over the years enrolled, got the books, sold the books for cash, and never came back.
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  546. The state wasn’t going to bring charges. She ran on prosecuting him.
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  547.  @crowbar_the_skull  That depends on what you consider the red pill to be. Finally seeing the truth through the lies you've been lead to believe, then she's already there by realizing the MSM intentionally manipulates information to construct a narrative. If you mean going right wing then I don't see it happening.
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  548. Nobody did until she started somehow getting everyone banned that even mentions her.
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  549.  @wickedlee664  The PMRC was trying to ban those bands and records. The sticker was the compromise because they didn't win brownie points from the public with their Senate hearings, but companies didn't want to keep having the threat loom over them. The PMRC wanted to form a board within the federal government to decide what was and wasn't allowed. Those hearings were to determine if it should be implemented through legislation in Congress. You either don't know or don't understand what all that was really about. I will never support the state taking the role of the parent, which is what you're advocating for. If parents don't want their 9 year old listening to stuff, they need to pay attention and screen what their child has access to. Not create laws or regulations to stifle and censor. No, those stickers didn't make it more difficult for bands either. A record with that sticker would be purchased because it had the sticker.
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  550. They aren't Gen X. They are Millennials. Gen X was born from 1965- 1980. Ethan was born in 1985. That Senate hearing took place the year he was born. I don't think someone a few months old would have been invested in it. I find it particularly egregious when a Gen X is in favor of censorship when our whole thing was being as offensive as possible to pushback against obscenity laws which restricted speech. That's why saying the f word became such a habit. It was the main one, if spoken in public, that could result in a fine. Edit: We may not have been much into organized protests (the only one was the Battle in Seattle against globalism and China) because we're extreme individualists, but we still managed to get stuff changed. I want to point out that the one organized protest we did, we've been proven 100% correct in what we understood would come of allowing China into the World Trade Organization.
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  551. If those were mercenaries, they were worst that's ever been. They couldn't even do jumping jacks and most were on drugs. Plus it's well documented they weren't being paid much and sometimes not at all.
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  552. It depends. Do you have a specialized skill in a niche area. Is there some new machine that you know how to work that very few people do? If not. No. I'll also say openly I have a problem importing people from the country with the largest slave population in the world. One that every system is based on discrimination and racism.
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  553. Yes because a squatter stealing someone’s home wouldn’t lie. I mean they said they were renting and had a lease but that’s the only one lie.
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  554. That's always been the case and is one of the main reasons Planned Parenthood exists. It was created to stop that and minorities from producing as many children. That's why they're concentrated in low income and minority areas. You don't see them in rich areas. They try to claim it's because that's who is getting them the most now, but don't acknowledge they fostered the thinking that made them think they need to.
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  555. Because calling someone a racist or white supremacist isn't considered slander/defamation. You have to say something you know is false and it's impossible to prove that so the court doesn't recognize it. Rittenhouse is suing for saying he's a murderer, because he can't over the other claims. I do believe they are going to attempt to get that ruled on to try to change that in the courts though, but they are tossing it in with ones they'll have no problem proving are a lie.
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  556. That's not why they were shutdown. They were shutdown because they were rampant with abuse and mistreatment. You're complaining about nursing homes which you aren't and can't be forcibly put into unless you physically can't care for yourself. So you'd rather grandma be sitting in her own pee and poop because that's what would happen. If a family isn't going to care for their elderly, where they're physically located doesn't matter. Everything is already done on an individual level. They're discussing policies not individual cases.
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  557. Because it’s contracts. That’s civil law not criminal. The police aren’t qualified to know if a contract is in order or even correct. Not all lawyers would know that. That’s a particular branch of legal services.
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  558. I love that one of the clips is from when Chris was "isolating" in the basement. That was such a farce and should have been a violation of ethics and a firing then, but CNN needed those views.
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  559. Look at Haiti. Same thing. Drove out the evil huwites and completely ununstable. I'm not supposed to notice patterns though. 😊
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  560. Not all Libertarians are anarchists and believe the state doesn't have a place. I don't know any that aren't that support abolishing the police.
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  561. Combine the losses with them no longer reinvesting into exploration because the government has told them they're eliminating them. To them, at this point, it's getting as much as they can until the government shuts them down.
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  562.  @oshitomaha  So since he's self taught in Marxism, how is he an expert? There's no way to gage his understanding because he never took a test or anything else to prove his knowledge. He markets himself as a Marxist Economist, which you say doesn't exist. So this expert doesn't even understand that what he's calling himself isn't a thing and he's supposed to be held up as genius? There's flawed reasoning everywhere and you choose to ignore it because it sounds good and justifies your preconceived notions. Basically what he's saying in that first clip is that the person that took all the economic risk, lost money on their product for a long time, labored to create and perfect said product, shouldn't get reimbursed by profits from said product. That they should get nothing for all for their labor, that continues after said product is successful. It ignores the fact that the owner is a laborer as well. Either he doesn't understand what profit is or he's a grifter that preys on the ignorant. Edit to add: I produce a product. Once this pandemic ends and I'm able to more efficiently get said product to customers, I'll most likely need to hire a person to help me meet demand. According to him, that person should get everything and I shouldn't be reimbursed for my labor and supplies.
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  563.  @oshitomaha  First off I'm not a "bro" and how dare you assume my gender. I just looked him up. First sentence "an American Marxian economist". That's his publicity information so yes, he calls himself that. Socialism is the economic side to Communism. It's based on workers owning the means of production. The only way that is possible is to do away with personal property rights. The reason is the owners name is on the lease for the building, they buy the equipment needed to make product, etc. Thus the workers can not own the means of production as long as that is recognized as the property of the person that purchased it. Unless the workers invest equal amount into creating the business, they should not be treated as equal because they aren't equally at risk. If the business fails, it's not the workers that the banks will come after or suppliers. It's also my name and reputation associated with the product which is another level of risk that's added that a worker doesn't face. I guarantee you can't find thousands willing to take on the risks the creator does in order to have a decision in what's done with the profits. Democracy isn't something that's just handed out like candy. It's something that's always required sacrifice. To push that workers should have that decision making ability without taking any of the risk isn't remotely reasonable. We have Unions that negotiate contracts with employees. If employees really wanted some say, they would form one, yet Unions are down across the board. You can try to blame right to work states, but Unions are still alive and well in them. I know because I live in one and my family have all been Union members. That says the majority don't really want a say. I don't know why you threw in healthcare when that's totally off topic as we're discussing Marxism and how the economy works and why his vision of the economy wouldn't. I love how you throw out "you capitalist" like it's some type of insult only to admit you are one and don't agree with him. Capitalism has existed since civilization was created. Even bartering is a form of capitalism. It's worked for thousands of years and socialism has failed everytime it's been tried. I also am aware of something you and him appear not to be. We don't have a capitalist economy, it's a mixed economy. So all his bashing of capitalism isn't even applicable. Edit to add: A living wage is a very subjective term. What's a liveable wage where I am, is not a liveable wage in NYC. That's why it shouldn't be determined by the federal government. It's too large of a range. My son makes $14 an hour which is almost as much as a dual income family averages with his overtime and our cost of living reflects that. Businesses here should not be forced to pay what a living wage in New York or California would be. Currently our minimum wage is $11. We voted that in a few years ago. If we want it to be higher, we'll make a petition and have it added to the ballot. If people in other states want theirs to be higher, I suggest you do the work and do the same instead of waiting on someone to do it for you.
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  564. Getting up at 4 am to cook for your children and husband is working. It's a service you would pay for, so therefore it is work. That's the equivalent of saying if your farming is to feed your family it's not working.
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  565. Oh I’m sorry. I know some landlords and was well aware of the nightmare it can be. It’s why I didn’t rent my parents house out after they died. I’m not dealing with that for $700 or so a month. What pisses me off is everyone blames them. Taxes go up so they have to increase rent to cover it. They’re called greedy. If you don’t give it away you’re just greedy. It’s disgusting.
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  566. It's on backwards. There aren't tags on custom made clothing and things like that, the neckline is identical front and back. It's the print that defines it. I've worn them backwards accidentally sometimes and I made it.
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  567. ​​ @GS2k4  Then why I vote for someone that slept her way to the top and kept people incarcerated to use as free labor? She's worth around $8 million having only been in lower political offices until recently. That's not including her husband's net worth to be clear. Where did it come from if she was middle class and struggling. Much like Biden's networth being large when he's only ever been a politician. Congress makes a bit over $100,000 a year. It's speaking engagements, which is for lobbiests. They get paid massive amounts to speak for an hour for some company or organization in exchange for favors, but Trump is the one that's corrupt.
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  568. Timmy is starting to back off the Universal healthcare since the fed has become so authoritarian. I think he understands why people like me don't want it because it's just another avenue the government will have to control us. I don't think if someone is honest with themselves they can't see how they would be weaponizing it right now if they did.
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  569.  @HostileTakeover555  Do you know why the evidence was rejected? Once a jury has found someone guilty the appeal process starts. An appeal typically has to be about procedures that were done incorrectly. That procedure itself was flawed. The reason "new evidence", unless it's extraordinary, is denied as a reason is because it takes years for these cases to take place. The defense has all that time to collect evidence to help they're client. They have just as much time as the prosecution. If the prosecution were able to keep collecting evidence years after the trial had been concluded they'd also probably find even more damaging evidence, but they don't. So allowing evidence that's collected years later because a team is still working looking for stuff is denied because the other side wasn't given the same advantage. Edit: Evidence has to go through a serious review by both sides, it's relevance or authenticity has to be argued before the court before it's allowed in, etc. None of that takes place with evidence presented at an appeal. I've seen cases where the defense claims to have DNA evidence that proves their client is innocent, but it's later discovered the test didn't meet the evidentiary standards. It didn't include enough information to be exclusionary.
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  570. It always seems like he's struggling to speak. He's breathless and clearly uncomfortable. It's funny.
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  571. They aren't armed and it's against policy for them to enter a scene where violence has or is occurring before it's been cleared by police. That's because they aren't trained to deal with violent people. That's why hospitals have security.
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  572. ​ @michaelbrinks8089  You had 2 houses and "lost" them? As far as smoking and drinking goes, those are not illegal. Someone smoking or having the occasional drink has nothing to do with anything so I have no idea why you made that an issue and don't care. There are programs available other than disability if you're actually homeless. Maybe go apply for them rather than sitting around watching YouTube which I don't know how you afford because the device and data would be beyond your price range if what you're claiming is true. I'll never understand why people think it's perfectly fine to rail against people online and cry to a bunch of strangers about their personal problems.
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  573. ​ @baileydavenport744  They can go to jail where they're forced to get clean. This idea you seem to have that they're not there by choice simply isn't true. They've all been through programs to help them. The mentally ill stop taking their medication by choice because they're fine with being how they are. They'll make excuses, but no matter what medication they're given, once they're free of the institution they'd been placed in, they go right back. That's true for the drug addicts too. You think because you wouldn't want to live like that, they don't either, but you're wrong. I know because my great niece is like that. She's been put in programs that would have taken care of her and her children for 10-15 years and then find her a job and a place to live. She lasted 3 months. She's now forced by the nation, because she's part indigenous as are her kids, to live there. She's not allowed to go anywhere without supervision and that's how the rest of her life will be. They do that to protect the children. If she wasn't supervised, she'd be back on the streets immediately because she wants to be there and live like that. She's not an anomaly. She's the norm for people that are long-term homeless.
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  574.  @emberfist8347  It's not done by foriegn agencies and then shared. It's called the Patriot Act and it allows them to have all that information (including wiretapping) from every immigrant and expand that out to the 3rd person contact. An example is my husband is an immigrant. So they can spy on me, every person I make contact with (no matter how small like a sales person) and every person they have contact with. If they think they found something, they go to a secret court that and get a rubber stamp to do pretty much anything they like. Searches, follow me, etc with me having zero recourse. The threshold is extremely low as we found out when was exposed they'd used those courts against political opponents. We have 23 intelligence agencies. The FBI in particular was created as a temporary agency to deal with people in the mob. Now they've been caught numerous times entrapping citizens to justify their budget. If there's so little real threats that they have to create them, they aren't that needed. Edit: According to whistleblowers, the FBI is also purging people based on political leanings. So yes, even the pencil pushers because they're only still there because they've proven their political loyalty.
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  575. That's great! If you only need a few for a recipe or have a craving for one for breakfast, it's a way to make it more economical.
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  576.  @BrothaMan831  Which if he really was, he wouldn't have to shout it so much. Masculinity is a quiet strength. You don't need to run around telling everyone you're "alpha" because it's visible. If someone is doing that, they aren't an "alpha". They are mimicking it. Almost all of the people in that business, and it is a business, are con artists and eventually get busted. Edit: Honestly he appears to be trying to mimic PittBull. Someone clearly very masculine, but doesn't run telling everyone he is because it's clear he is. Sean Connery, clearly gave off very masculine energy, Liam Neeson, Jack Nicholson (ugly but his masculinity made him very attractive to women), etc.
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  577. I didn't think they automatically were guilty or knew looking at the indictment. It's why I was very confused. It talks about all the shell companies it went through before it went to Tenent. You'd need a forensic account to find where it was coming from. That wouldn't be necessary if Lauren and her husband were aware. Just a couple would be enough to throw most people off looking for it. Especially dealing with money coming from any foreign country. Different laws about disclosure of financial records and such. If I read the indictment correctly itbwent through 10 or more shell companies.
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  578. You do understand they’re a management company right? Landowners pay them to manage their property so they don’t have to deal with it. Usually because they live in another state. They don’t own the properties. If you see an investment firm buying up properties it’s usually because they’re going to turn it into something. I know everyone was freaking out over BlackRock buying up properties but it wasn’t that many and it was in specific areas which were development properties.
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  579. I understand that a lot have not read the Silmarillion which this supposed to be from. It's tedious and it just chronicles what occurred during the 2nd Age. It's how all the races came to be, the Gods, the lands, the wars, the lineage of everyone, etc. How everything happened that created the events that lead to the Hobbit and the rings. It's not as detailed or exciting as the other books. That doesn't mean we don't know where these characters are supposed to be or what they were doing. Elrod was on the frontlines and Gladareil was using her superior skills in magic to fight. That doesn't diminish her as a strong woman just because she wasn't wielding a sword. That's where the fault in their thinking is. That a woman has to be physically strong to be considered a "strong woman".
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  580. He didn't say that. The people in the caravan are. Are you daft?
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  581. Have you read the Constitution? Pretty much yes they did. Outside of the responsibilities attached to each right, like intentionally lying about someone or other illegal things, freedom of speech means say whatever you want. They even outlined the things not covered by writing about it and relying heavily on English common law. Societal pressures are what's always been intended to decide what is and isn't acceptable, not the government. That's because they understood society would change so locking things in based on their standards of the day would eventually destroy the country. I suggest you read what they read which inspired the Constitution as well as their writings before claiming to know their mind at the time.
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  582. Hardly. They built the wall because too many people were leaving East Berlin for West Berlin. The people in East Berlin didn't want to be there either. Both sides were pretty much rubble. Neither side had a choice in it. How is that at all like this?
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  583. ​​ @bandgeekforlife406  You're the exception they were talking about. That's why men/boy's sports aren't segregated and allow the opposite sex to compete in them if they are able. Only women's sports is segregated. Men's sports allows for the exception. Edit: I too was an exception and played co-ed softball as an adult. I was one if the very few women in the league that could catch a ball thrown or hit by a man due to the strength behind them. That along with my extreme speed at a short sprint is why I was shortstop.
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  584. That didn't used to be a right wing only position. Bernie talked about how immigration needs to be firmly controlled because it takes jobs away from low income. Under Obama both sides voted in favor of better border security and a fence. Open borders only ever came out of the extreme parts of the Libertarian party.
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  585. He doesn't generally cover other countries.
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  586. Even where those laws aren't on the books, not showing it gives them probable cause to detain you legally. It's not so simple.
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  587.  @mbrown7325 Except TYT still employ other people that deny the facts. Which means as a “news” organization they haven’t changed at all. Cenk owns it and they both run it so what exactly am I supposed to welcome them for?
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  588. These guys are JJ Abrams acolytes. They've already inserted several mystery boxes that will be empty. Hollywood will be better when all the Bad Robot (I prefer Bad Reboot) people get fired and never heard from again.
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  589. He's done several videos involving them. I'm not going to claim everything they do is bad. The problem is they've been caught incentivizing testimony and statements, making false public statements about evidence they have to sway public opinion (so they can use public pressure to help get someone released), and various other things that should get them disbarred. They'll really pull out all the stops for any death penalty case even though there's zero doubt they're guilty. So it's not really about justice or righting wrongs because it doesn't matter to them if the person is 100% guilty. Edit: To make clear it's not about innocence at all so they shouldn't call themselves that.
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  590. If I hear these idiots scream about polio one more time I'm going to have a psychotic break. The polio vaccine isn't given anymore, it's not even licensed or available in the US at all. Just stop!
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  591. The caravans like this are usually a tactic used by the cartels. They send everyone to one location making border patrol focus there allowing them to sneak across in another area undetected.
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  592.  @skiprockjr.6881  When you purchase a property, it can be surveyed and they'll put stakes where your property lines are. That won't include sidewalks because that property had been seized by the government to install them. An easement is still you're property and it's to allow access to powerlines and things. You can even put a fence on it, but the company can destroy it to gain access without punishment or permission. Unless that homeless person is employed by one of those companies and is there to service their lines, they are legally trespassing. Edit: I really have no idea how you think the easement doesn't still belong to the property owner and it's open for squatters. That's what homeless people trying to live on your property are, squatters according to the law.
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  593. So many of you missed the point. She pronounced it correctly between speaking perfect US English before and after it. When people do that, it's a virtue signaling and generally insulting to people who speak that as a native language.
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  594. I have a friend that stole a Porsche. He took it to a chop shop, got the numbers changed, and sent off for a lost title. Yes someone can indeed fake it to own your car.
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  595.  @InternetTAB Yes but rental agreements are private contracts. There is no legal record of them.
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  596. I thought that was common knowledge. It's either that or they get put into an administrative position to where they don't interact with children. It's only the ones that go really public that usually end up getting fired.
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  597. Her attorney? No because that's confidential. What the attorney recommends yes because that's not private information she's giving him. You're allowed to give her advice you just can't listen to her talking to her attorney.
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  598. When it comes to 80s hair bands, why mess with perfection? Sorry, I'm an 80s kid and loved every minute of it
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  599. These shows aren't debates. That's the main problem with your assertion. Tim has said over and over he doesn't debate and isn't good at it. It's just a conversation. So expecting something he explicitly states he doesn't do is a failure on your part. I don't like Tim either, but there's lots of things to dislike that doesn't involve you being upset he doesn't do what he tells you he's never going to do.
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  600.  @nobodynever7884 You’re confusing a non compete with an NDA. They are not the same thing. An NDA can last forever. Whenever a court settlement is reached an NDA is involved. If the person ever reveals the contents of the agreement they forfeit what they got. Edit: I really want all these sudden legal experts in the comments to go try to pass the BAR. Stop embarrassing yourselves.
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  601. Very correct! Good on you! He was indeed used as a tool to distract Russia and undermine them.
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  602. They wouldn't spend it on that though.
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  603. Melting pot was coined in 1908. Yes, it did. Chinese immigrated here in the 1850s. When they were heavily restricted in the 1870s Japanese, Korean, and Indian migrates replaced them for cheap labor.
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  604. According to analytics 70% of the US population uses YouTube. That and FB are the most used. Twitter gets around 10%.
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  605. We had a new underlying employed that was a code enforcer. All the sudden people were getting papers on their vehicles about being parked too long. This is in a residential area not business. Nobody had ever even heard of this rule much less been ticketed for it and that's in the 40 years I'd lived there. Needless to say he didn't last long after a few complaints. When they'd answer the phone and you'd start explaining what happened there was a sigh on the other end followed by a "yeah. It's a new guy. He's a little overzealous. He's being talked to". That's how these things should work in a city government that works hand in hand with the population.
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  606. You do understand when renters or these squatters destroy the property that money has to come from somewhere right? It means rent increases. Everything isn’t just greed. Why would all the landlords increase their rent all at the same time? Not just companies but all individuals. Someone would be smart enough not to, to then attract far more renters and be able to pick the best, most responsible ones. They’d never have to worry about having bad tenants. Maybe, just maybe, it’s the city increasing property taxes and regulations that causes the rents to increase.
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  607. They have to to have a school. Schools are mostly funded with city tax dollars. Which a school was the entire point.
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  608. Having been alive and a teenager during the highest crime rates in history, I remember the people in those neighborhoods begging police to stop the dealing because it was ruining their neighborhood. Dealers in your neighborhood bring druggies into your neighborhood and if they don't have enough to get what they're looking for are they going to go all the way across town to hit the wealthy neighborhood or are they going to break into homes or mug people close by? It's the second one. It destroys once good neighborhoods very quickly.
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  609. That's why we say " It's on the internet so it must be true" and laugh and laugh.
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  610. She smiled when Sydney went into what causes the wage gap too. I don't believe she's on board with a lot of the other women either.
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  611. It took longer than that. It took Ford being able to mass produce them to make them affordable for most people. The car was invented in the late 1800s and it wasn't affordable until 1920s. It still took awhile after that for them to have the ownership close to what we see today. And that was for a major improvement in mobility, convenience, and function compared to the horse. That's not the case here. Electric cars are a step down in those areas. They can't haul very much, have a much more limited range, and take a lot longer to recharge than it does to refuel causing a decrease in convenience. The electric vehicle isn't a step forward in anything that matters when looking at huge inventions like the car that change all of society. Edit: If they were on the level as the car, there would be no force coming from government. People would flock to purchase them. Instead they currently account for about 1% of the total car market. Nobody wants them. Also going all electric will require a completely new power grid and new power stations.
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  612. English common law is the basis of the US justice system and laws. In Supreme Court decisions they'll site laws all the way back to England to show why it's a law.
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  613. $300,000 million yearly was theirs. I doubt a few thousand used almost half the taxes.
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  614. I tend to agree. Faith healers are charlatans and give all of us a bad name. They prey on the desperate, just like snake oil salesman did.
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  615. They are very self centered and can't understand how others aren't the same. It's why they always talk about me time and saying a woman should prioritize herself over her family. My love language (how I express my love to others) is service so I show my affection by doing things to make others happy and feel appreciated. Theirs is different and they can't understand mine.
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  616. Nobody is staving in the US. The only time someone does it's from abuse or self inflicted.
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  617. The StarWars and Star Trek fandom are so proud of the Tolkien fandom because we're not backing down no matter what they call us. They aren't dealing with just a movie or TV franchise. They don't understand Tolkien isn't a franchise at all. It's one of the most important literary works to have ever been written. It has inspired the entire fantasy genre. It's to fantasy what Shelley is to horror. You don't mess with that.
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  618. Russia wasn't in WWI very much. They had their hands full with Lenin. He was strategically used to disrupt and distract Russia during the war.
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  619.  @FlayBlay How did they not sign off on it? If the lockdowns taught us one thing it’s that the President has the power to seal the borders. So by refusing to take any action they absolutely are signing off on it. Many Democrats for years now have said they want open borders or just flat believe borders shouldn’t exist.
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  620.  @jamesb6857  Kelly and you are the same person. Rob isn't a Youtuber so he didn't choose the path you claim. He lost his job because he said the wrong thing. Something you're claiming every "legitimate" Youtuber should do. Thankfully you're not the arbiter of what's true or legitimate. Nobody's going to come to your channel on whatever alt tech it's on. Barnes is still on YouTube and he speaks plenty of truth. Just not on YouTube. Like many, they start their channel on YouTube, build up an audience, then put the stuff unapproved for YouTube on alt tech. Styxx does the same thing. Makes 2 videos on YouTube and then 2 that get into subjects not approved on YouTube on alt tech. Since Sean mostly covers crime and law, it's not really a forbidden topic so there's zero reason for him to be concerned.
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  621. That's ridiculous. Not everyone in this country speaks English as a first language. How are they supposed to learn that's not acceptable if they're never told the word? I'll remind you, many languages have very similar sounding words. So of course teachers will have to use it and explain it. That's why context matters, which you fail to grasp. Edit: Before you try to say the kids he was talking to were clearly not immigrants, you don't know the makeup of that class. There very likely were Hispanics in the class who heard them saying it casually to each other, so it's always best to explain in detail what's acceptable so there's no confusion.
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  622.  @bl4ckkn1g8t5  That wasn't your goalpost. "Teacher's should not use racist slurs in classrooms". I'm showing context matters and that yes, they can be. You are aware, by the interviews with the students, the black students are allowed to use that word, right? They would not have gotten in trouble. The teacher would for sending them out. The teacher was expressing his disdain for the word being used at all and not wanting it in his classroom. Which it's his classroom and he sets the rules. I explained how, in context, it absolutely can and should be used to make absolutely sure everyone that heard it being used understands what he's talking about. It's not a "slur" unless targeted at someone. Otherwise it's just a word that's perfectly legal to say. He did not direct it at anyone and was only saying it's not allowed in his classroom by anyone. Imagine barely speaking English and being told you can't say the "n word" while hearing it in the classroom, in popular music, etc. You would never think a word used that often was the "n word". Edit: Yes I had teachers say a swear word isn't allowed if it was used by a student and repeat the word. Then again it was extremely common to have students that were attending SLE in the morning. So not everyone spoke good English. Maybe you need to be around a more diverse area.
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  623.  @spearfisherman308  I'm not posting for them. I'm posting for people who maybe questioning why it's okay that are on the fence. A debate is never to convince the other side. It's to educate those witnessing it.
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  624. I dunno. Him sending them to Kamala's house and DC has also been pretty entertaining.
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  625. Biden passed a multi billion dollar infrastructure bill that we also couldn't afford or did you forget that?
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  626.  @Raxapheon  Well it started at the Frankfurt school and got some post modernism from France mixed in and race and is now going back to Europe. Enjoy.
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  627. I believe his mother said that as well, not just a MSM person.
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  628. That's exactly what it is. No. We did it once with the guarentee from Democrats that they'd support a strict border policy going forward. That didn't last so no. We did it their way already now it's time to do it tye other way.
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  629. Jesus says to respect the laws of the country. So He says the opposite.
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  630. Um my people did not. Powhatan (as they are called by the English) allowed them to stay and believed they would go away after they learned how to care for themselves. There was a language barrier and the colonists took our hospitality as an invitation to stay. They overstayed their welcome and we attacked them. We never thought they were gods. Edit: Plus the first English settlement, Roanoke, was destroyed by Natives. They wouldn't do that to gods.
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  631. I'm well trained, but if someone is threatening my life I'm pulling the trigger until I hear it click empty. Of course it will be rapid fire. I'm not taking a chance they can keep going. Then again I also only hold 10 rounds. That's also police training. Edit: You're also assuming all 8 rounds connected with the target, which they don't pretty much ever because the target is moving.
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  632. To all those coming to comment that cancer survivor rates aren't better because of our healthcare, stop citing treatment outcomes. Prescreening for cancer is a huge part of our healthcare system. It's covered by private and all forms of government plans for the poor. That's because early detection is key in surviving cancer and directly creates the discrepancy. That's why the argument is healthcare and not treatment. Stop trying to change the goalpost.
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  633. Yes how dare he take the exact same clip others are and do the exact same thing! The horror!
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  634. ​​ @kev3d  "US citizens have the same opportunities." False. This shows how little you know about businesses and federal government loan incentives. Loans are given to immigrants at lower interest rates and fewer strings. Similar to government backed student loans, but not quite as bad. It's why my town of 18,000 had 20 new Mexican restaurants where 1 person could speak English. They'd stay open barely a year, close, and reopen under a different name with one of the former employees as the owner. If it fails within a given amount of time, they don't have to pay back the loan. They are barred from another one for a few years so they just cycle through the group. That's not an opportunity available to Americans. POC have a similar one, but it's only partially forgiven. Edit: The person taking out the loan also doesn't have to have legal status. They just have to do a bit of paperwork.
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  635. Movies too! See Ariel as an example.
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  636. Shockingly enough you can care about multiple things at once. I've seen these comments on every single video that's not about those countries. What exactly does that have to do with the US and it's national conversations? We're not in those countries. Our government has sent aid and people. There's nothing more that can be done by people thousands of miles away. We can't go dig through the rubble. Explain how something that occurred thousands of miles away that there's nothing anyone here can do about take precedent over what's occurring here? When there's an earthquake in the US do those countries pause everything to focus only on the US? Of course not. So why do you, a nobody, demand US citizens do so?
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  637. Flints water problem has been paid to be fixed multiple times. If it's still not it's because they keep electing corrupt officials. Edit: It's my understanding that they're fixing it and replacing all the pipes. That takes along time because you can't just rip up all the streets at the same time to do that because then nobody is getting any water, nobody can travel throughout the city, and there's not enough manpower to work all areas simultaneously.
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  638. It ignores that there was a real issue of elderly people being punched for no reason not long ago.
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  639.  @justtryme2020 Stop talking with what’s clearly someone fed posting. Basically it’s a trap. They’re trying to get you to do something they aren’t doing or willing to do themselves most likely to entrap you into action so they then can arrest and prosecute you as one of those evil right wingers.
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  640. It's a long game strategy by the Democratic party. Allow them in, they feel good towards the party, their children or them will vote for them once they're able. It's why they've tried to mainly focus them into red areas and the administration attempted a remain in Texas rule. That's a lot of future electoral votes for President and House and Senate seats.
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  641. ⁠ @boneytony5041  There is taxes. I don’t know who told you that but they lied. The rest I can find in this country. Even if there were zero taxes everything’s so expensive due to inflation you can’t afford anything anyway.
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  642.  @nobodynever7884 No. That’s non competes not NDAs. Stop it. NDAs are forever.
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  643.  @Prof_Bort_Yammy  That's when it involves the entire state or city because not everyone did. I guarantee if you looked at who this area voted for they did indeed vote for it.
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  644.  @scorchedearth4248 No he didn’t. He said we should have not allied with Russia and taken them out too. He did not believe we should have joined Germany. Just like in Korea McArthur wanted to go ahead and take out China. Edit: Russia was allied with Germany and helped takeover Eastern Europe. They only allied with Europe once Germany betrayed them. He did not like that that was being brushed under the rug and Russia was being treated like the countries that had been fighting since the beginning.
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  645. I had friends that did that. They'd steal new cars from the dealerships, take them to clearings in the woods, and do a demolition derby. They never got caught. That's when the keys would be in a locked box hanging on the driver's side window. They wouldn't ever do it on the roads though and endanger other people.
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  646. ​​ @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  They're all different economic systems beyond just authoritarian. Socialism is basically communism light. It must be implemented first to reach communism. It's a sofentening up period. It's the state taking over various businesses to redistribute the resources and wealth more evenly. Communism is the state taking over businesses and the elimination of private property. It's so every person is given the exact same amount of everything from the state reaching equity. Fascim is when the state and corporations work together. The state uses the corporations, and the corporations use the state. Private property, however, does still exist. For example, the state will have corporations report on and spy on their workers or are even directly paid by state but still retain autonomy. It's not a particular rhetoric or certain words being used that defines any of these systems as much Dems and the MSM try to claim. It's policies. All of them restrict freedom of the citizens in favor of unification under the state is the only thing they even remotely have in common. Edit: While in the modern day they like to portray the painter as the poster child of fascim, he wasn't. He was his own thing. A combination of Stalin, Mussolini (father of fascim), and several other leaders throughout history. He was a mishmash of different authoritarian regimes blended into one. Basically anything he thought could help achieve the goals he did.
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  647. See he's talking about making these companies agents of the state using regulations to force it. It'll fly with the courts like every other thing Biden has tried.
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  648. No. They proudly yell "Who do we protect?" "Criminals!" as they march around cities.
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  649. Why can't I say I don't want a population who is fine with slavery, discrimination, and racism? The US used to limit interactions with countries that had those types of laws. Especially slavery. Now we're so chummy we're bringing in about half a million a year. Anyone who says not wanting a culture that's antithetical to American beliefs is racist needs to go try to live there and find out what that really looks like. I'm "racist" for not wanting to import racists. Make it make sense. Edit: Every aspect of Indian life is built around the caste system. A system built on racial superiority. I don't want that here and I'm not sorry for saying so.
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  650. ​ @D-Rekko  Generally speaking "old" means it's bad. It's past it's safe to eat date. If it's old but still fine it'll come off the bottom of the glass, but not to the top.
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  651. ​​ @jeanninefourtwenty  You can not refrigerate them, but it's going to drastically reduce the expiration date. It'll go from being safe for months to being safe for weeks. Same with butter. It doesn't have to be refrigerated, but it drastically reduces how long it's good for.
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  652. 24:32 I like how she just catches herself here. Somewhere in the back of her little bird brain she remembered the late 80s and 90s were the most violent time in US history. Her mouth going "70s". Then her brain goes "What about the 80s and 90s?" So her mouth tosses those out. As someone that was a teenager and young adult during that time period, I don't look at day to day crime and go "Well, it's better than it was back then so it's fine!" Instead I'm looking around going "Oh no! It's getting worse again! I hope we get it back under control before we end up like it was then." It's extremely insulting for those that lived through it to use that as the metric crime is measured today. In the 80s and 90s we didn't use the prohibition period and go "We're not as bad as then!" We just looked around thinking I don't want to die or hoping we could make it home without getting robbed. Nobody was trying to gaslight us to convince us not to believe our eyes. They were just reporting what was happening.
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  653. How could it be 5 years ago when that debate was last year? No I'm not subscribing and giving someone I can't stand money, but nice try.
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  654. ​ @PartyhatRS ​ He rebuilt the skating rink in Central Park just to own the mayor. He went to parties and stuff because he needed to for his business but never really cared about most of them or fit in. It's because even though his father was wealthy, he's considered new money, and that crowd despises new money. He was never really in the club so he made his own. There's a great interview with his mother, who was a poor immigrant when she met and married his father. There's a reason rappers and everybody wanted to be Trump. He was always seen as an outsider doing his own thing without caring what others thought of him. To claim he did stuff for brownie points just isn't how he operated.
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  655. The condo thing is because leftists think the government will just pay for everything. She even said the government should compensate her in some way.
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  656. Those are the fees, not tuition. My state locked the price of tuition so the colleges just increased the fees.
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  657. Except she's not talking about Hawaii. She's talking about California. Hawaii isn't the topic of either video. You created a lovely strawman sorry I set it on fire.
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  658.  daronkato-mukuamu--postalp9926  Does that mean double the number of black people can be removed for every huwhite person they remove? Just checking since you think murder is a justification for twice as much.
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  659. ​​ @selectidiot ​ Salmonella in eggs from conventional to cage free, the rate in 2023 in the US was 0.005%. In the EU it was 0.37% How is the US higher than the EU exactly? That's from the NIH. That's from store bought eggs. If you're including farm fresh eggs sold by random farmers in the US numbers, it better be included in the EU numbers. If that's not available in the EU, then you need remove it from the US average or it's not an equivalent comparison. Edit: If your numbers do include farm fresh eggs, they have no bearing on the pasteurization process because they haven't been.
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  660. Funding has already been shown not to be the real problem. Boston spends the most per student with the worst results. Private schools spend much less per child with better results. I can't begin to imagine voting every year for a mileage increase to fund schools my area will get no benefit from.
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  661. I've seen them do that repeatedly to people like Tim Pool. They'll come on his show, get destroyed, then declare themselves the winner the next day on theirs. They know their audiences won't watch an evil right-winger so they can spin it however they want.
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  662. ​ @kylelloyd4437 ​ It doesn't produce enough energy to offset the energy used to create them. Both them and solar farms destroy the environment they're placed in. They leak oil and kill migrating birds and insects necessary for proper plant growth. Then there's the disposal issues. You don't "save the environment" by destroying it.
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  663.  @NoahBodze  Really? So Egyptians could build the Pyramids, but couldn't construct a building? I guess the Library at Alexandria that held all the world's knowledge was a fluke too. Seriously, stop saying Africa. It's a massive continent, not a country. You're only making yourself look stupid. Edit: Because you probably don't know Egypt is in northern Africa. The civilizations and societies you're referring to are in sub Sahara Africa in the southern part. It's the equivalent of saying all of Europe is like Russia because part of it is on the European continent. Just like people think all of the Asian continent consists of people like Japanese or Chinese because they don't know Israel, Russia, and Iran are on the Asian continent.
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  664. You are trying to claim he was trying to prove the world was round? How old are you? He was looking for a trade route to what is modern day China for spices. Vikings didn't stay and didn't tell anyone else about it. That's as valid as those claiming Natives discovered it because we were here first. We came not just by the land bridge either. There were 3 separate migrations. That one and 2 more by boat into South America. Vespucci arrived 5 years after Columbus and discovered South America. Columbus landed on the North American continent. They both discovered new continents. Naming both continents after him is praise enough. If we lived in South America, you'd have a better argument.
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  665. They did. Since there was no harm yet, there were no grounds. Several groups within the Republican party in those states attempted them. Pennsylvania in particular they attempted to get that law removed because it was unconstitutional. It has since been found to be but nobody would rule on it before the election. Edit: The courts said since Republicans voted for it they had no grounds to contest it later.
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  666. Like the economy. The left and MSM screaming it's great, but now suddenly admitting it's bad because they're favorites aren't in office anymore. The article comes out explaining the disconnect and that the real unemployment is close to 24% when you factor in under employed. How it was looked into changed most notably under Obama during the recovery of 2008. They started counting someone that worked intermittently as employed and stopped differentiating between full and part-time. Which meant if I made something and sold it for enough that I had to report it on my taxes, I would be counted as employed even though I'm unemployed and disabled. They also stopped factoring in participation which are those that gave up looking. Edit: So close to 24% unemployment rate, but we need millions of illegals to fill jobs. Now that they're admitting the economy is bad but still saying we need every illegal that's here and they never bother to square that circle.
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  667. Because it's simply wrong and illegal. This idea that's being pushed that free speech only applies to the government is false and there are court cases to prove it. Otherwise companies could ban workers talking about creating a Union and they legally can't. According to the "it's a private company it can do what it wants" argument they should be able to, but I guarantee almost all of them would be against it and would scream and yell about freedom of speech. It's also interesting how free speech used to be a key platform issue for Democrats, but now it's suddenly a "right wing reactionary" position.
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  668.  @jw.posey71  I live in this state, for now as we’re in the process of moving. Sounds like a campaign needs to be done to protect the community from him.
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  669. He's said the opposite. That's she's not being red pilled and people saying that don't know what they're talking about.
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  670. Oh I wish! Cracker, Mayo monkey, white devils, slavers, etc. The list goes on and on. I hear ones I've never heard before at least once a month. Edit: It's particularly funny to me because I'm mixed. Let them stew in their racist simple minds. As long as they don't physically come at me it's just them being stupid. Most of them haven't experienced really bad racism. Try being a Gypsy in Europe. They're regularly spit on.
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  671. @@CrystalSmith-jx5yx You're numbers will be near zero by then. You've lost almost 2% since the last census. Planned Parenthood doing its job. Edit: So now it's 2040? It was supposed to be 2017 and it's still way up there.
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  672.  @JustinQuinn623  As I pointed out, the labels aren't even ethnic or nationalities. They're continents. They absolutely make zero sense.
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  673. The Klan was intentional. To make sure that everyone knows they were historically Democrats, and because the left is constantly telling black people huwhite supremacist are hunting them down.
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  674. I see a lot of people that have never lived or even been to some of the very rural areas of the US. I not only grew up in a smaller rural town (population 10,000), but I worked summers one my great aunt and uncle's ranch which was in a town of less than 100. One paved road to get you into the area and dirt roads everywhere else. They had 1 general store that carried staple goods and seeds. No city water so it was all well water and septic tanks. No police, no fire department, no public services. It was all ranchers and farmers in the Ozark mountains. Trains would not be feasible because they are surrounded by state parks to preserve the wildlife and nature. They can't afford neccessary services much less some type of public transportation. Places like that aren't rare in the US. They are everywhere. That's why he said a rail system like they are talking about will never work.
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  675. Every person that canvases and ballot harvests for them gets paid. Obviously, that's not all of it, but it's a big chunk of it.
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  676. Yes I'm sure the 15,000 Americans trapped in Afghanistan and their families are thrilled with Biden's pullout game. We held it for 11 days knowing they were coming and didn't lift a finger to get our citizens out. That's a spectacular job. Bestest evah!!!! Not to mention they will openly tell you, there is no plan to help get them to the airport meaning they are on their own to hopefully not be beaten, kidnapped, or killed on their way. Awesome job Joe! You should definitely continue to vote for these wonderfulness well informed, caring people.
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  677. The fact that your feelings being hurt is now justification for violence isn't a good thing. What happened to you can't control other people, but you can control you're reaction? This whole idea that I can't say or do something because someone somewhere might take it the wrong way US insane. Just more regressive crap.
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  678. ​​ @CoolPapaJMagik  Yes Libertarians have so much power they are able to make policy changes in California. You're just looking for something to lash out other than those actually responsible. You're doing the exact same thing as the far left. If you don't agree with me on everything, you're a problem that needs to be eliminated and you're to blame for everything that I think is bad. It's why I'll never be a Republican or a Democrat because it's just two sides of the same authoritarian coin. Edit: Meanwhile wtf has your side done to really prevent what's happening? Absolutely nothing. You sit on your hands afraid of being called names and just tell the far left to slowdown.
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  679. When BLM marches they say loudly "Who do we protect?" "Criminals!" Innocence has nothing to do with it.
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  680. Now there are male s3x bots? Begone bot!
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  681. I don't know about $1 million outside politicans that invest and use what they know to make choices, but the school situation is absolutely correct. Whenever school funding gets increased most of it goes to administration, not the children. That's been the case for awhile now. Edit: Though my old school district did good. They managed to get all school meals free (breakfast and lunch) regardless of income through middle school and all school supplies provided for elementary.
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  682. ​ @thekittenthatwantschicken8018  He was too confident and made a mistake.
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  683. The height of violent crime in the US was the 80s and 90s.
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  684.  @donovan4222  I see comments like this often and it's clearly based on ignorance. States don't have the authority to deport them. The federal government does nothing to help border cities and states deal with the massive influx their policies create so it's left to be a financial burden on those areas. Meanwhile Democrat run places far north of southern border inact sanctuary policies because they're so far away they believed it wouldn't really impact them and they could virtue signal their moral superiority. Yes, send them to them since by their own policies they welcome them. Why should the burden only fall onto states that vote against these policies? Edit: As doing this has made clear, the population of those areas are upset by only a tiny fraction that the other states have to deal with. If you get enough Democrat voters upset over it, maybe policies will be changed. It's easy to support something when it doesn't impact you.
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  685. He's part Latino so of course he has brown skin. Did you think he's white?
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  686. Did BLM run out of money? I thought everybody already knew they were a scam and aren't allowed to raise money in several states now.
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  687. He did not say that. He said the would be robbers were armed illegally because they had previous felony convictions. He noted they were felons earlier in the video.
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  688. It's Twitch's fault because they didn't enforce copyright for years. Not until a bunch of streamers kept putting up copyrighted music and the music industry came after them. So a lot of streamers got very comfortable just showing licensed stuff without consequences to their audience. Now that it's enforced they know to avoid music because that's what Twitch went after the hardest, but they have no clue about other stuff because Twitch is still pretty lax in that area. They really only get any kind of pushback when they upload their stream to YouTube because it enforces it sometimes to the extreme. That's why I think there's such a disconnect between Twitch streamers and Youtubers on this issue.
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  689. Yes. The Danish pretty much kicked it all out since it almost caused economic collapse. They have a more free economy than the US now.
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  690. How is it being abused? Very few lawyers in a traffic accident sue the individual. That's only done if the person doesn't have insurance. You sue the insurance company and go for the deep pockets. If you sue the individual who makes next to nothing, you get paid next to nothing. It's the first thing you're taught in tort law.
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  691. It’s not squatter’s rights laws they’re using. It’s renter rights. They are squatters but the laws enabling it is renter rights.
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  692. These people are just disgusting. They bring up well known stories from the Bible, but clearly didn't read it and only heard about. Then they use that tiny amount to make it fit a narrative it doesn't apply to. The money changers story isn't about Jesus not liking money changers. It was because it was corrupt. The rabbi wouldn't allow sacrifices unless they were purchased from certain places and you had to use the money changers setup near the temple who were charging more then was normal (above market value). So Jesus was angry the temple was corrupt and taking advantage of people that are required to do these sacrifices by God. He flipped the tables and called all of them out. Not just the money changers.
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  693. Well to be fair, Cenk tried to get Piers to remove the Rabbi from the show which he stated before he did that. So Cenk absolutely attacked personally first long before the show even started.
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  694.  @psychonautpupildiallater7734  It's not even court because there's no judge, no jail, no standard of evidence, absolutely no protections involving the 4th or 5th amendment, no lawyers (except the politicans), etc. It's just a Congressional hearing that has no power outside those walls.
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  695.  @Boe_Jidens_Hair_Sniffing  It's not a new law. It's a Supreme court of Canada decision. The poster's sentence was the judge's decision. The decision specifically said that something being truthful isn't a defense. Edit: My husband is Canadian so all this can directly affect us or family so we keep up with it.
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  696.  @djm5687  See my comment to Boe Jiden.
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  697. @h2s142 No there isn't. I've transferred money often and had it transferred into my account from other countries. I just recently traveled to Mexico with $3,000 cash on me. It's not taxed until it's $10,000 or more.
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  698. You're really old. I had nice things, still do, and grew up in the 70s and 80s. Maybe you should work on yourself so you can have nice things again.
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  699. So according to Binger, if I shoot someone trying to r@pe me, some bystander can then shoot me. That's insane. The wild west used better reasoning then this guy.
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  700. Canada is doing the same thing. It's ridiculous. They've been a terrorist organization for decades.
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  701. To me, the entire men in women's sports are intentionally being made more complicated. I think instead of going men and women's sports, we should properly identify them as women's sports and just sports. Woman sports is the only one segregated. Then, when this question comes up, just say they can compete in sports division instead of women's sports. It destroys any argument they have because it is usually that they should be allowed to compete. We should have shut it down from the start with this. They should like it because then they can celebrate all these women breaking into the division dominated by men.
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  702. Prisons don't do forced labor anymore. It's also a violation of child labor laws. You don't end a child's life forever because they stole a car. We don't even do that to adults. That punishment has really stopped kids from joining gangs and killing rival gang members.
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  703. ​ @tin2001  For viewership numbers. It's great for getting money from companies for commercial spots.
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  704. The fact after that I still see people proclaiming how great it is is mind boggling. That was a pretty good test run on it and we still can't get some people back into work.
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  705. I would hope he thinks so since it made him rich.
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  706.  @markzuckergecko621  When I saw the poll that most Democrats thought it was a 50% death rate, I was honestly shocked. For a group constantly bragging about how they are more educated than the opposition, they sure aren't very intelligent.
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  707. Lawyers have said it will be interpreted in the best light possible for the company by the company and they will take you to court. The wording is the wording for a reason. I highly doubt DW has a staff of crap lawyers that don't know how to write correctly. This is a lot of the problem. People are trying to interpret things as it really meant this or I'm sure they meant that. If it doesn't say that, they didn't mean that because that's how term sheets work (and would have been contract immediately had Crowder said ok). When the greatest grifter of all Rekieta Law says he wouldn't have taken it even though it was that much money, it's really bad. Edit: Steven has seen these contracts since he was a child. He left Hollywood in 2007. Contracts aren't something he's never seen before. They also said since those terms weren't removable by DW, it was most likely from the investors. Not just for Crowder, but all.
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  708.  @stinkfinga4918  No they can't and it's very doubtful the new law in Texas will hold up against a challenge. The border is under federal control and so is immigration. Both fall under Presidential powers. Only Congress can act against the President in these matters and even then, it's limited. I'm really tired of people like you making comments like "they could deport them, they just don't" because you clearly lack basic Civics education. It's better to be thought a fool than opening your mouth and proving it. Edit: I'm going to start assuming these type of comments are just leftists trying to turn people against Abbot because I find it hard to believe that people with access to the internet and the ability to find this information in 2 seconds are acting in good faith.
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  709. The new law won't hold up against a challenge and I'm 100% sure it will be. The very first time Abbott attempts to act on it, he'll be before a judge so fast it'll make his head spin. Though I do appreciate the attempt.
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  710.  @IAmTheRealBill  I don't think this is the case for it, but Roberts has being chewing at the bit to get rulings to quash a lot of the interstate commerce clause overreach. It really is insane how much power the federal government has managed to grab from the state using it for regulatory power. As a constitutionalist myself, I've definitely been enjoying this new court. Hopefully they can set somethings right before it changes again. Obviously I don't agree with every opinion, but that's how it should be.
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  711. No. The midterms are coming and their polling numbers are in the toilet. They are trying to act like it wasn't their fault hoping people will just forget by the election. That's why Biden practically turned into Trump during his State of the Union speech.
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  712.  @MrGgabber  Are you saying Bush didn't know how to consolidate power around himself? DeSantis's wife is the one tuned into cultural issues and tells him about them. He wasn't tuned into them until recently in his political career. McConnell giving him a huge war chest is a massive red flag.
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  713. I believe UCLA has them and a couple other.
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  714. Oh that's sad. I visited DC several years ago and found the transit extremely convenient. It would be crazy to drive there with all the one way streets and parking prices are insane. I will say I missed my stop and the conductor told me straight up to NOT get off at the next one so it was probably already bad in the outlying areas.
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  715. I think it's hilarious because black people are the ones that decided to call southern food "soul food" as a gimmick to sell to guilty white people from the north. Then they get pissed when it's connected to them.
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  716. We already are one of the easiest countries to migrate to. It takes about 10 years to qualify for citizenship and you have to pass a test to prove you understand our history and how our system works. Why have a country at all if you're going to have open borders and give out citizenship to anyone? It would create massive conflict as groups from different countries, tribes, religions that have a long history of conflict would come flooding in. They wouldn't know or understand the laws or regulations. It would be an economic disaster because there isn't enough jobs or resources to for the number of people. It would become no better, and possibly worse, than what they are fleeing from. Edit: Either you are very young, or very uneducated to think that's a good idea.
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  717. ​ @clarkbowler157 ​ If you dress in a way that you know will draw attention, you want that attention. It's simple psychology. Someone who doesn't want to be noticed will dress in ways not to draw attention to themselves. They'll go out of their way to blend in. This is usually an unconscious decision. Saying something doesn't mean that even unconsciously, the opposite isn't true. Especially when your actions scream the opposite. That's not even psychology 101. It's high school level stuff. There's a reason there's the saying actions speak louder than words. People lie. They usually get caught in that lie by their actions.
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  718. 7:52 They've openly said they don't track left-wing violence and groups. That came out during the Summer of Love when people noticed the riots weren't on their map. That should have ended their nonprofit status.
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  719. How much is a Brazilian?
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  720. Literally explaining why they're called luxury beliefs.
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  721. They claim to want a white awakening to where white people realize race is everything and they create a collective. They think they will feel guilty and vote for black above their own and lift them to positions of power in government and business. It never occurs to them that they'll vote for their own self intrest, which is most likely the outcome.
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  722. So, when my kids have a kid, am I now a grand inseminated person? Since I'm obviously no longer pregnant, how am I still an inseminated person? This is why it's a horrible choice of wording. I'm not pregnant forever. I'm not only a mother while pregnant. I'm a mother forever, but I'm not an inseminated person forever. That's not even getting into reducing women to their biological functions.
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  723. That's not stolen valor. Stolen valor is claiming to have served when you didn't and it's illegal. People use it to get free stuff. They even go so far as to purchase uniforms and medals.
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  724. I'm a Christian, too, but the laying of hands is bs. It's their own ego at work. As someone who went into spontaneous remission when my organs were trying to shut down, I absolutely believe in miracles. It didn't require anyone to touch me.
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  725. What does that have to do with anything Sean said? He didn't claim the opposite of anything you said. I don't know that I'd say it was more brutal than say Roman slavery. Their slaves were killed for entertainment and forced to work in underground mines that the air and runoff killed them within 6 months to a year. Pretty sure that's part of the western world. Also slavery in the Caribbean was identical to in the US and it was a British colony as well. I'm noticing a trend that you seem to have missed.
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  726. The Olympics still tests for steroids which includes testosterone. That's why Russia was barred from competing. There's a documentary on what was going on with the state trained Olympic athletes in Russia and how they got around testing for years. It reminded me of the Russian female swimmers that all had mustaches and were butch.
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  727. Then feel free to move to Afghanistan anytime you like. Right now they have no idea who belongs and who doesn't. Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and many other Middle Eastern countries that you can choose from too.
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  728.  @thethrashyone  My comment pertains to yours as well.
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  729. He went over several houses that were for sale that it happened and ones who had a family member die and squatters moved in.
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  730. ​ @P.H691 ​ It's not always a tragedy that causes it. It's always been the case that some people simply can not function within society. They just don't want to. It's what used to be called hermits. Even if it is a tragedy, society can't prevent it, and it's still ultimately their choice.
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  731. ​ @Apophis1010  That's because he's talking about it connected to working. They don't want to be tied down to a job. A schedule means responsibility and they don't want any.
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  732. I understand the point, but as someone who knows some executives, they work 24/ 7. Even on vacation they are working dealing with phone calls. It's because of their work and ideas that the company is now profitable. Then you have the ones that started the business to begin with that sunk all their own money that they earned outside of that business plus hustled to get people excited enough to invest in their idea for years before it even started to pay off. To me their bonuses are payback for all the years they put that grind in to get it there. I'm not saying you should shaft your employees to do that either. I like businesses, and there aren't many, that do a bottom up approach to bonuses. Pappa John's used to do that and Chick-fil-A still does.
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  733. Yep.
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  734. Pretty sure possessing a firearm while selling crack is a violation of federal gun laws. To purchase a weapon you have to say you don't use illegal substances or commit crimes. If you get caught committing a crime while in possession of weapon...yeah you see the problem. That's not including state or local gun restrictions. Let's take drunk driving. You're driving drunk and in possession of a weapon. It's illegal to possess a weapon outside of your home while drinking. That's even the law in my Constitutional Carry state. So how is that an unjust charge? Instead of charging you with 2 or 3 separate crimes, they can instead charge you with the enhancement. I bet you 90% of the time that's the case. Edit: I'd have to look into it, but it's most likely only an option when committing a felony. That's already a serious charge. If it's a violent crime, then the weapon was likely used as the act of violence thus already increasing the charge. If you limit it to that, increasing sentencing would be the exact same thing.
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  735. Oh thank God! A grammar and speech n@zi is here to correct all our errors. We're saved!
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  736. That was evident when he cheered on the DA that's only going to prosecute murder cases. Everything else will go unpunished. I think maybe they added gun crimes but that's it. So dropping mandates for the things that attract people isn't going to bring them back when they're facing massive amounts of crime.
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  737.  @djm5687  No he wouldn't and she didn't do anything wrong or say anything wrong. Misconduct would be in allowing evidence that shouldn't be, giving prejudicial instructions to the jury, or something else procedural. When it's time for the Judge to speak during sentencing, they can say pretty much anything they want. I've seen them call defendants evil, devils, lecture them, etc. Her comments were nothing any other judge would have made. In fact given his history and appearing before her earlier, it was extremely mild.
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  738.  @XavierAway  No it can't. Mistrial is only if there's a serious procedural issue and it's prejudiced the jury. In non jury cases the conviction would simply be overturned but again only if it's procedural issues. A judge can say anything they want during sentencing as long as it's not racist or something. He has an issue with women not doing what he wants or did you even watch this video and hear his numerous domestic abuse charges? His charm didn't work so he went with what he always does when it comes to that and attacked. Stop victim blaming. Edit: If how a judge talked to the defendant they've convicted determines if they got released a lot of serial killers would be free. The guy that messed with all the gymnasts would be walking the streets. You know nothing while trying to act like an authority.
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  739.  @Boredasfuck29  She couldn't "hang" if you ignore he admitted he was wrong and apologized. That he got fires because none of the women at Blaze wanted to be near him after how he treated her and exposed his next cohost's breasts when drunk.
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  740. NYC doesn't really get tsunamis or have a monsoon season making it neccessary to prevent rivers from flooding the city. What exactly does that have to do with the proper maintenance of 100 or so year old infrastructure?
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  741. Business wise it's used to divide to prevent workers from organizing. If you don't trust each other and blame each other, you can't talk amongst yourselves about pay or conditions. HR departments then used it to infiltrate companies and hire like minded people to organize with them and take over control.
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  742.  @jessejive117  It's because Ethan is Jewish by birth. That's why they brought them up. He'll put on the mantle of minority when he's being attacked and discard it and call himself huwhite to attack huwhite people.
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  743.  @TheLastSoundNL  Getting rid of slavery would be a good first step. The British didn't create the caste system that keeps large numbers of India's population in perpetual poverty. According to another Indian commentor, India is moving into a more free economic model by allowing state controlled industries to become private.
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  744.  @pdpgb  Lots of other jobs get tipped. Door man, the guy that carries your luggage, hair dressers, the kid that bags and carries your groceries, etc. The SERVICE industry. I'm not surprised you don't know that because you're a cheapskate. You pay tips, preferably cash, because they're lower paid jobs and they can skirt declaring cash on taxes. Even in restaurants that pay minimum or above, you tip. It's to say thanks for the excellent SERVICE. The better the service/nicer they are, the bigger the tip. Edit: I hope your spit in food and/or drinks are delicious because it gets around pretty quickly who doesn't tip. No tip guarantees subpar service.
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  745. ​ @user-cu6ii3gv1x  As someone who grew up in the 70s listening to women on TV claiming they're just thought of as their biological functions to see women actually being reduced to that is mind blowing. What women were complaining about 50 years ago, men are trying to make reality today. Then, when you say something about them being in sports, they resort to it being such a small portion of the population it's insignificant. But we've got to change all language to keep this insignificant portion of the population comfortable? The mental gymnastics is exhausting.
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  746.  @jordane5150  Do you think we aren't still alive and being forced off our lands? Obama tried to force one tribe off the reservation they've been on since the treaty to another location because a company wanted to mine on it. If it belonged to the tribe, they get paid by the company. If it's on federal land the government gets paid for it. There are often bills put forth in Congress to remove the status of certain tribes so they'll have to forfeit their land and no there are over 200 tribes not recognized by the government which means their land can be seized at any time. I guess you also missed the Supreme Court ruling that gave Oklahoma back to the 5 tribes it was originally designated for but the government had steadily removed from them. Edit: You clearly didn't watch this video either where Sean showed the original offer to the Arabs in that region, now calling themselves Palestinians, that had them in control of almost the entire area that they rejected. I'm assuming you also don't know Israel controlled that area after they were attacked and gained it during the war in the 70s but was forced to give it back by the UN in 2005. It would be the equivalent of the US being forced by the UN to give up all our territory we gained during the Mexican war, but sure keep being a hypocrite and defending your hypocrisy.
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  747. That's what created the problems that lead up to the 80s and 90s spikes. That's why there were all these tough on crime bills and stuff. It was to correct the mistake of soft on crime that had been happening. Unfortunately once it gets up there, nefarious people seize on it, create opportunities (drug trade), and then because of how profitable it is and easy people fight for control of it. That's what happened in a nutshell. Edit: Once the people willing to do violence far outweigh the people keeping order, it gets ugly fast.
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  748. It's completely irrational. Just like admitting he liked most of Trump's policies but still see him as this big bogey man that's going to be a dictator. The only way that can occur is if every institution and every branch is controlled by a single party. To think Republicans are anywhere near that level of control means you're no longer living in reality.
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  749.  @Br3ttM  They will not and that is going to bite us back so hard.
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  750. Yes explaining the context, what has happened as far as the case against her, the history of that person making those types of threats, etc totally irrelevant. Oh wait, it wasn't because it's an example of a public outcry about racism that wasn't racism.
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  751. Egypt disagrees. Nothing in ancient Egypt was based on race. It was all class based, yet it had many different races. Because of it's geographical location it had Europeans, Middle Eastern, sub saharan Africans. Due to it's extensive trading it had everything else in and out of the country. It was a force and economic powerhouse for centuries. Even when wars raged and it was under weak leaders, it still thrived as a civilization. Race being an issue is a relatively new thing. Even then, it can be more accurately attributed to culture than really race. That was more the reason for Egypt's success. All of those areas had very similar cultures and religions at the time.
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  752. Is that sarcasm? If it's not, his previous attorney had proof it was false.
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  753. I'd say multigenerational home environments are the best to raise a family because there's a built in network of a support system. It's also easier to grow generational wealth so the future children can move up in class. It's also an easier environment to have a stay at home parent because there's multiple income streams instead of just one so it's easier to weather a financial downturn. That was the norm until recently.
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  754. I don't know. It used to just be the policy.
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  755. This is a crime channel. If you don't care, why are you even here?
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  756. He landed around Cuba which is considered part of the North American continent.
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  757. I have no idea what country you're in, but most South American countries don't require prior approval. I'm not sure which if any countries that's required of at all. So that means you did something that bars you from entry which is usually criminal history. Sorry, but complaining about consequences for your actions isn't any better.
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  758. He was such an egomaniac, he believed he was a better tactician than his generals so he insisted on leading it. They did much better once he finally conceded control.
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  759. The decision was from the Supreme Court, not the state Supreme Court. This ruling applies to every state. No more may issue. Every state must now be shall/will issue.
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  760. The thing is, the votes are paid for, and you've just seen how. This isn't new in Chicago. It is THE most corrupt government in the country. Just look up how many politicians from there end up with fines or even jail time.
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  761. That X "employee" is a known troll account. It's their whole thing.
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  762. If right wingers just wanted to kill someone, there'd be a whole lot more dead people.
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  763. Ask Biden. The President controls the border.
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  764. Sorry no. She's gone. They're just trying to figure out how to tell her to limit the amount of damage she does on the way out. The call came from the top at Comcast.
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  765.  @BillRoyMcBill  Except in this thread you see people attacking this person because they practice a religion. They aren't attacking the institution, they are attacking the individual because they are involved in the institution. In other words, this thread debunks your opinion.
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  766. @Buck Naked We have this horrible thing called freedom of religion which means they are free to believe anything they want. Like it or not, Catholic hospitals alone have saved millions of lives around the world. They also have done more than any other organization to feed and care for the poor. I don't agree with the cover ups and you'll be hard pressed to find anyone that does. To act like this only happens with this group is not reality. It's a much larger problem in Jehovah's Witnesses not to mention child brides is Mormonism (historically) and Islam. It's very disingenuous to target only one organization. The Catholic Church has been criticized for this since it came to light while other religious organizations are allowed to continue in the shadows with zero accountability even though it's been well documented. I want to see people like you attack Islam, but you don't because the Catholic Church is an acceptable target and Islam is somehow protected.
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  767. I'll only agree to a public option if we also adopt their rules for immigration and citizenship. Point system and being born here doesn't guarantee citizenship.
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  768. My grandmother called the cops and had 2 kids arrested. They would walk home after school along a trail behind my house and the police did tre same thing to them. They'd stop and try to hit my dog by throwing rocks at her. She'd stopped them a couple of times before and tried to scare them enough to stop, but it didn't work. They never did it again. Just so these women know, both kids were huwhite.
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  769. It's because they are limiting their context to just since 2014 or when the USSR fell instead of digging into the underlying history or understanding the culture. I have no issue with trying to understand Russia's viewpoint. The problem is the viewpoint they are explaining is based only on things Putin claims were said. They understand the MSM lie, but can't seem to understand Putin does just as much and are giving him the benefit of the doubt. They ignore his invasions of Chechnya and Georgia, they don't understand that a Russian ruler's success is based on their expansion, they don't even understand Putin has been preparing for this invasion for 3-4 years so blame Zelenskyy when he wasn't even in power at that point. I've been most disappointed in libertarians because they've just thrown the principles it's based on right out the window which is self determination and self defense. Edit: The same people that have been dogging leftists for US bad have quickly jumped on that same bandwagon and I find it disgusting.
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  770. People wanting Columbus Day to become Native Day and a lot of these comments makes me see just how terrible our education system has become. We already have a National Day for Natives. It's the day after Thanksgiving and we've had it since 2008. November is Native American history month. So these idiots want to give us 2 national holidays? So now does every other minority get 2 national holidays too?
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  771. ​​​ @spark300c  Most lawyers don't make a lot. They're pretty broke. It's because the field is over saturated. Very few lawyers work at large, prestigious law firms that bring in the big bucks. Most are ambulance chasers and family law attorneys. Making wills and filing divorces doesn't pay a lot. You watch too much TV. If you're manufacturing cars or working in some type of plant, you're making more than the vast majority of lawyers. Edit: Both me and my oldest toyed with becoming lawyers. Me almost 30 years before him obviously. Contract/corporate law is good money, but the burnout rate is huge. Most only last a year or two because of the stress and how mentally taxing it. Pouring over 100+ page contracts looking for any possible loop holes or negotiating them against lawyers with far more experience. Plus the case law you have to research is massive. My brother's baby mama worked for a chemicals waste plant. It was big bucks. She was able to buy land and pay to have her dream home built. Trash collectors that work cities also make good money. I don't know where you're getting your information from, but it sucks.
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  772. ​​​​​​ @jojobizadTRASH  It's not in China due to laziness. That's a completely uninformed statement. It's there because the government creates massive amounts of regulations that make it almost impossible to make here. Once China was allowed into world trade organizations, it was the end for most manufacturing in the US. You can't compete against a country with a massive population suppressing wages on their working population. When China was allowed in, there was a huge worldwide protest of every group, every age, and people that voted for every party. In the US it was called the Battle in Seattle because the conference was being held there. In other Western nations it was at the Chinese or US embassies. It's because everyone was aware of the future consequences of that decision and it played out exactly as expected. Oil and gas is produced and refined in the US. We don't need to import it. What is imported is what's called dirty oil because we still have a couple of very old refineries still functioning that can handle refining it without it destroying the equipment. That's why the pipeline from Canada was so important. It would ship down from the tar sands in Canada (extremely dirty oil) to one of those refineries. My grandfather, husband, and now son have all worked in oil refining. The dirtier the oil, the cheaper it is. Edit: Pay and benefits are great. $50 an hour at most plants plus a real retirement plan instead of just a 401k. With overtime my husband makes close to $200,000 a year with only a high school education.
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  773. 2:52 This is hilarious because the windmills freezing up is what caused the power outages. But somehow, more will prevent it from happening again? I lived in Arkansas, and our rivers froze, causing us to lose our hydro power. Fortunately, we were able to crank up our natural gas power so we didn't have anywhere near the problems Texas did.
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  774. Too bad it has nothing to do with anything Tolkien actually wrote outside of names of people and places. Everything else is against it completely. Elves didn't seek revenge because they never die. They are immortal. When they die in Middle Earth, they get to decide if they want to be reincarnated back in the Undying Lands. So her brother was back in his homeland chilling with his father, brothers, and girlfriend. His death ended his banishment to Middle Earth for the Kinslaying. Since that's the basis they are framing everything around it's crap. If they wanted to do that, they could have removed LotR from the title, changed those names, and carried on as an original inspired by Tolkien (like every fantasy that's existed).
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  775. Oh everyone knows that's what they're saying. That's also called racism. Just because they don't think it is, doesn't make it magically not racist.
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  776. He's not on "our" side. He still loves big government.
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  777.  @JustinQuinn623  The thing is, the US is a country of immigrants. From the start there were different races, ethnicities, and cultures. It's been fairly successful so far because by the 2nd generation there was assimilation. The first generations would stay in groups of each other and that's why we have Little Italy's, Chinatowns, etc. Then their children would be educated in US schools where they learned to interact with their peers and adopt the current culture. Our culture is built on taking many cultures an incorporating the best aspects of each one.
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  778. That’s actual squatter’s rights but you have to live for many years.
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  779. There was as much evidence as there was against Clarence Thomas that Biden used the n word 16 times during his confirmation hearings. None.
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  780. Sorry. I'm not a crazy Christian that supports Israel because of prophecy. I'm a Christian that supports Israel because Christians are facing genocide in every other Middle Eastern country. They'd cheer my death just as much as they're cheering the ones that occurred on the 7th. "Palestinians" are Arab Muslims which there are hundreds of millions of in the Middle East. They are the majority so by definition aren't facing genocide. They are NOT a religious or ethnic minority. Edit: Even if you want to argue "Palestinian" is a group, the majority of the population in Jordan and Lebanon call themselves Palestinian so it's still not genocide. Then the question becomes why do other Palestinians not want these Palestinians. Also because those 2 countries are majority Palestinian, they already have two countries.
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  781. No it can't. AI in its current state doesn't "learn". It simply looks for stuff where it's supposed to according to its programming and gives replies from those designated areas.
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  782. There currently is a trans competing in women's college basketball. They are old too so it's hilarious.
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  783. Protecting your life isn't excessive. That's the first problem with your statement. If you acknowledge he was likely defending his life his response isn't excessive. The law says in fear for your life. If you're in fear for your life you have the RIGHT to defend your life with deadly force. There's no " I understand why" when it comes to a right.
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  784. Then don't watch. You don't get to tell other people what words they're allowed to use. It's his content, his personality, etc. It's extremely presumptuous of you to believe you're the arbiter of what's intelligent or what's acceptable to say.
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  785. That Tim Waltz and Kamala taco thing is beyond stupid. It's racist. Not just against huwite people, either. It's against Mexicans. If you've ever been to Mexico, tacos aren't spicy. The sauce you can add can be, but the meat isn't. Texmex is spicer than most Mexican food. Invented by huwite people. The thing with old huwite guys and tacos isn't the spice. It's that they don't eat them properly. They ignore the tortillas. Like we don't know, associating them with mayo is racist bs.
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  786. Yes it takes awhile to evict someone but not 2 years. These aren’t renters. They’re squatters using renter protection laws. I know landlords too. These people aren’t landlords. They’re individuals who have had their home stolen. Completely different.
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  787. If there's no gas line available to my house, I still can't have a gas stove. It's still a ban on them. It's just a sneaky attempt at a ban. No restaurant is going to cook on an electric stove so no new restaurant buildings either?
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  788. The long nails on nurses is a serious issue. When my son was 2 he needed x-rays. That requires some restraint for one so young. The nurse at the children's hospital had long nails like that and left indentions on his arms from them. I was pissed and made a formal complaint. That's dangerous.
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  789.  @emberfist8347  Assuming that shot connected. If it was intentionally shot in the floor it's a nothing burger.
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  790. Sandmann 2.0. I was one of the only people that watched that first clip and figured out a lot of what had happened. Maybe because I didn't jump to conclusions and watched it repeatedly carefully. I noticed Sandmann never moved and the "victim" was the one that walked directly to him and got in the kid's face.
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  791. That's supposed to be a component of the requirement for one. Unfortunately it's not being enforced. Congress just based a bill in an attempt to stamp out the massive fraud.
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  792. Why do people do that? American Indians are now called Natives because of the big influx of Indian immigrants was causing confusion. If they aren't called Native Americans in an article, they are from the country India.
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  793. I'm getting Micheal Brown case vibes. The witnesses claiming one thing and that being a lie.
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  794. The name thing isn't even really comparable to the Redskins football team. Natives were split pretty much down the middle about if it was even an issue. I doubt you could find more than a couple Armenians that think calling themselves The Young Turks isn't extremely offensive. Then being offensive to a minority is completely against his own ideology. It's just stupid. As for Young Turks being "progressives" pushing back against the establishment, I was always told it just referred to youth pushing against it. Rodd Stewart had a song called that in 1981. Nothing in that song would identify it as progressive. The couple runs away together to pursue their dreams when young, get married, work crappy low paying jobs, and have a baby. That's not very progressive. Edit: And even write home to their parents to tell them they had a baby. Oooo so progressive! Even for the early 80s that was extremely traditional on so many levels.
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  795. ​ @Weaver1812  Act Blue was a fund raising payment processing website used by Democrats. Every donation ACT Blue took a percentage from and sent it to the DNC pocketbook. If any donation page got shutdown or the fundraiser was disbanded, they'd decide where the funds went.
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  796. Chicago is so corrupt it makes Louisiana look pure.
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  797. Bragging about getting money from first time donors, many will be young people, is so funny to me. Now they've pretty much guaranteed they'll never donate again. I can't imagine why they thought talking about the money spent was a good idea. Especially since staffers have a GoFundMe because the DNC couldn't pay them.
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  798. If you'd watched the original, you'd know that first scene where she keeps putting her foot in her mouth and doesn't know when to shut up is typically Miranda when she's nervous. She did that ALL the time in the first one. Normally with men because that's what the first one was focused on. It is called Sex in the City. It looks like this one should be called Race and Orientation in the City.
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  799.  @Bran_Flakesx7  Christianity is all about personal responsibility. You're responsible for your sins, if you don't work you don't eat, etc. Not to mention you're conflating the state with the soul which the Bible clearly separates. Give to Ceasar that which is Caesar's, give to God that which is God. No, I don't think I should be responsible for someone going to an expensive college and getting a useless degree. They could have made the choice to go to one they could afford and gotten a degree in a growing sector. They are responsible for their decisions just like if they sin they are responsible for it, not me. The reason I'm putting all this Christian stuff in here is because you brought religion into it. I have no problem with revamping the government loan stuff. I am against giving out money without actually fixing the problem. Especially since most of that tax money will go to students with wealthy parents. The majority of debt is held by those that went onto Masters and PhDs, not a Bachelor's and the loans are given to people who don't qualify for other forms of help because their parents make too much.
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  800. That's another evolutionary thing. Just like men look at boobs and hips because it signals their brain the woman is likely able to give birth, if a man is emotional it means he likely will breakdown in the face of danger and the family dies.
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  801. Building them in rural or suburban areas makes no sense anyway. The majority can't afford a car so how are they going to get to the store or other places they need without mass transit? Then they'll put in mass transit for the reasons I mentioned, you'll end up near a commercial zone and you're house that cost you $200,000 or more is now worthless costing you not only the taxes to build all that, but a large chunk of your net worth and savings.
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  802. He address that in the video. So you missed it or didn't watch it.
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  803.  Angry Combat Wombat  Really? Show me where the telephone companies can listen to your calls and decide you're not allowed to say something. Communication between individuals or the public is traditionally been held to free speech. Show me where a company can limit my speech that I don't work for or when I'm off the clock (outside of trade secrets). Disney can't prevent me from saying they suck even inside their own parks. That's a violation of my first amendment right because it's a public place. Anywhere the public can gather is a public space. This idea that because it's not face to face the same rules shouldn't apply is complete bs. That "dangerous" legal precedent was set ages ago. It's just not being applied when it comes from these companies for some reason. You're also ignoring 230 which was created by the government to protect these companies from lawsuits based on what someone else says on it, so the government is already involved totally defeating your argument that they shouldn't be.
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  804. I'm high risk and ditched it after a couple of months. If there was a store that insisted, you could tell by people going out, I'd put one on but get in and out quick.
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  805. The party would never support her so she'd never have a chance. The party knows these people are corrupt but doesn't care because they're only interested in power. People don't listen to campaigns, they vote based on the letter by the name.
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  806. A study found that conservatives are more attractive. It's most likely because they take greater care in their appearance than most leftists. Especially the far left. The fat acceptance movement from the left isn't helping that either.
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  807.  @sarahnoda  It is indeed the only e bike that can be seen in the video. All the others were pedal bikes.
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  808. I don't think just because a lot of people agree on why something is bad means they're " being parrots" and using "buzzwords." I'm supposed to come up with a completely new reason for a topic that's been being discussed for 10 years? Somethings are just facts, no matter how often they're repeated and pointed out by different people. That's like saying the Earth is round is being a parrot and using buzzwords.
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  809. ​ @PrometheusMMIV  You have a small yard.
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  810. They can also detain you until they conduct an investigation/search. Sure you didn't show your receipt, but was it worth it?
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  811. The irony of the majority white protesters chanting Black Lives Matter while trying to remove a black man's show is golden. They don't even realize what they are doing.
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  812. We already know. Minneapolis tried it and the first social worker they sent out got killed.
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  813. It's starting to happen. This is the backlash from Gen X getting rid of labels because, most of us, understood how destructive they are. They decided to accept the challenge and prove us right. The backlash to this will be HARD. The further one way the swing, the further it will swing back. You're already seeing it in some polls. 53% of women now want to be housewives and stay at home moms. The majority are wanting to go back to the 50s where the main investment was in families. That's why a lot aren't returning to their previous jobs from the shutdowns. They want to find an occupation that will have them at home more and stop commuting 1-3 hours a day.
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  814.  @DeeperWithDiego  That's regulating businesses, not private citizens. Your business isn't "private" property if you allow public access to it, you shouldn't discriminate based on political differences anymore than you should religion. A nursing home should not intentionally expose the most vulnerable to something deadly to them. They can't leave and it would already fall under other laws. The problem is those laws have to do with lawsuits and since they are old, lawyers won't take those cases due to no big payouts from loss of income. I thought you were going to bring up red flag laws, but you went straight far left BS. Edit: The lawsuit issue is why malpractice mostly occurs on the elderly because their families can't fight it. You're one of those screaming on Twitter a private business can do what it wants when Big Tech bans someone at the request of the government. 🤮 WTF would require proof of vaccination to enter their home?
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  815.  @paigehall4830  Tesla has been shorted for years. The administration opened an investigation after he made the offer to Twitter which doesn't look suspicious at all. It's not like the administration hasn't done politically motivated investigations before. Edit: The fact you think one more guy (who probably is one of the ones that's had it shorted for years) shorting Tesla is going to make a difference when 3 of some of the biggest investors have had it that way for years is hilarious. That list includes the guy that the makes hit lists for companies he thinks shouldn't exist so he tries to drive their stock down to bankrupt them. It was his list that Wallstreet Bets used.
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  816. It's iffy that he did. The due date to file was Sunday so he could have filed and it just wasn't processed until Monday. They'll have to look at exactly when it was sent.
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  817. I haven't watched this one yet, but I saw the theatrical release. Snyder portrays Superman from Batman's perspective in all the movies which makes sense since they are all building to Justice League. That's my take on this portrayal of him and I grew up in the 80s watching those Superman movies. I understand why some Superman fans have been upset about it. That's always been an issue in the fandom between Superman fans and Batman fans.
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  818. I don't agree with that. Since you're just quoting him, zI don't know if you do either. As far the Crusades go, it depends on which one. A couple weren't to Jerusalem, but were to drive them out of Europe. Those I agree with. Very few historians or military experts don't believe the nukes were the wrong call.
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  819. I did when I went to Mexico. It’s easier to haggle prices and most places will give you a discount or freebies if you pay in cash. I also always tip in cash then they don’t have to report it. Edit: It also sets a limit so you don’t overspend.
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  820. Nope. That would require Chicago and Illinois corruption to be cleaned up and that ain’t ever going to happen.
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  821. What does Disney have to do with a video about Victoria Secret? As for your comment, the market isn't down over 20%. Disney is. Perlmutter is buying up shares and demanding a seat. If it was doing well, he wouldn't be doing that. I really don't think you know better than him. Disney WAS rated as a safe company for investments like 401k because their stock value is so stable. They've lost that rating while other companies have maintained theirs. Do you think stocks get downgraded because the entire market takes a dip? That's not how it works. I haven't lost 20% of my portfolio so you trying to convince people it's just normal market fluctuations is you living in denial.
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  822. That's a you problem. Not a me problem.
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  823. ​ @minecraftfox4384  It was this story by this black female "journalist" that won all kinds of awards. At first she claimed she'd researched it and it was the true history, but she finally had to admit she made it up. She just gathered a bunch of other people's essays and writing and declared 1619 the real founding of America, it's the date the first slave ship arrived, and spun a new history that they were the real founders. Just ignore Natives were enslaved until the King put an end to it like 10 years before.
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  824. Except China isn't catching us. They're facing a population collapse.
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  825. Thank you! The costumes are horrible! Some of the armor is printed clothing and a lot of the props have been found on Roman replica sites for sale. Their ears are laughable.
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  826. They are talking about him like he's a freaking toddler! It's insane.
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  827.  @ngrey651  It was a joke. She didn't like it. That's not sexual harassment. He was never accused of assault. That was Kavennaugh which also wasn't proven despite an FBI investigation and the state opening a case. Her own witnesses said it didn't happen. Anita Hill also couldn't provide collaboration even though it was in a room full of other lawyers. An accusation isn't the same as a something being proven. If it is, then I accuse you of being a pedo and now (using your own reasoning) it's true. You also r@ped me. Edit: Meanwhile there is tons of proof Clinton is a predator and he's perfectly fine and safe. There's also proof so is Biden, but again perfectly fine. Don't bring up accusations as being proof unless you want things that have been proven being thrown in from the opposite side.
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  828. ​ @Ajourneyofknowing  What do you think an abortion does? It isn't to save the baby's life. That's a pretty moronic comment.
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  829. ​ @6666Azazel  I just checked the average pay from 2019 to today. It's the same. It hasn't increased. It might have at a couple of companies, but it hasn't in the majority. 5 years and zero increase even though inflation has been high and most are located in California. It's about $130,000, which is crazy. My husband and son make more than that as an operator at oil refineries.
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  830. ​ @HarryF-tz5fo  That's because back then it was fairly new so companies would invest in searching out talent. There were some college programs, but not enough. So they'd search for talent and degrees weren't required. Anybody that showed promise could get some training. They don't do that anymore. Then make stupid comments like Musk did saying if you need school you've already lost when every single one of his businesses requires a degree.
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  831. ​​ @clarkbowler157 ​ Because I'm not mentally unstable. Because I don't need to demand complete strangers "celebrate" me to have self-worth. Also, that word is a slur. Only gay people can reclaim it. Not people with weird fetishes or that want to live the lifestyle of a gay person. That I can function in society makes me better automatically. Edit: As someone who's disabled, the very idea that I'm as good for society as someone who isn't is delusional. By definition, I'm not. Good in what way also? I'm a good person, which makes me better than someone who isn't. I'm a good mother, which makes me better than an abusive one. So yes, some people are indeed better than others, and to claim differently just means you're not or someone you care about isn't, so you require everyone else to pretend there's no such thing.
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  832. It never will be. If it was, the government wouldn't have to push it. People would naturally turn to it. Same with electric cars. I have solar panels on my roof because they drastically lower my energy bill. They were put on by a private company. That's different than blanketing the land in them. There's not enough of the materials on Earth to make them for 100 years at the current rate of use. That alone makes it stupid to invest in. Then you run into even more problems with disposal of both because of the dangerous components in them that leech into the soil and they're long disintegration period.
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  833. I need the Spongebob "Nobody cares" meme.
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  834. To scare voters. Anna explained it pretty well. They can say whatever they want is in it to frighten people. That's all the last 10 years has been from them. A fear campaign.
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  835. And this is why they only overwhelmingly won black women and lost huwite women. We have daughters and granddaughters. We can fly to another state to get them an abortion or even just order the moring after pill (not that I'd do either), but we're not going to let you take away the rights and privileges we fought for for them.
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  836. Basically they're the whipping dog of the President. The President sends them when they don't want to meet with someone but it would be a diplomatic insult to not have a high person go. If it's somebody really important and the President sends the VP to talk with them, it can be an intentional insult (you and your problem aren't worth my time) while still meeting the requirements of decorum. Edit: The people believing the VP is sent as an equal because the President can't be everywhere at once are hilarious.
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  837. I'm curious as to your age, because it was like this and worse in the 80s and 90s. Unless you were in a small rural area with a tiny population. My oldest brother had stomach issues (still does to this day) due to stress, my other brother has migraines because he was beaten up all the time, and I was almost r@ped. That was elementary. You were 40 times more likely to get stabbed, shot, or killed in school compared to now, though that gap in certain areas is certainly closing rapidly. I really want to know when school was safe, because it hasn't been as long as I've been alive. Edit: I grew up in a rural area in the south with a population of around 20,000 just so nobody thinks it was a big city or something. My experience wasn't unique at the time either.
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  838. Yes. Unfortunately my son was born in Canada when you only need any ID to cross. So it's more complicated if you weren't aware you had to register his birth. That's done for you on bases. It's so common though, immigration created an entire department to take care of them. Canada was unusual because most were born in Mexico because it was cheap to just cross the border. Instead of that, his passport is his proof of citizenship.
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  839. How about we talk about the misinformation on the CDC website? On the main page it says it's perfectly safe for people with my conditions. When you go to the FAQ, it says there's no data on it's safety or effectiveness because we weren't included in the studies. Because I stay informed, I know that it's not working for people like me. Only a small percentage have produced an immune response. So the government is telling me it's fine for me to risk my life (because there's a risk with any vaccine that my immune system will go nuts and kill me and that's why they are not recommend for me) to take something that I'll get no benefit from to make their numbers look better. Their actions don't even fit the narrative they are trying to project.
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  840. They can’t. It’s illegal to. These are renter protection laws not squatter’s rights.
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  841.  @Doctorgoodegg  That's not the point. The government still has it in place. They could crackdown on those businesses whenever they want. That's like asking if a country has is communist if it still has private businesses. If the government has the laws still in place and can seize control of it if they don't like what you say, do, or it gets big enough they need it to help fund the government, it's not really a private business.
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  842.  @raaaaaaaaaam496  It was on many news sites or something very similar. They have all been edited at this point. Styx's video was based on those stories since he's on the other side of the globe.
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  843. The lead prosecutor gets paid more. The other 2 had experience with these types of cases. This guy was primarily a family lawyer with zero experience with RICO but was made lead so he’d make more.
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  844.  @dustinlawson5882  There was fighting on Star Trek. That's why they had a security team. Worf was the head of it.
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  845.  @paulmoss8203  You can sin and it not be against someone else. As for asking for forgiveness, you have to mean it deep inside your heart. It can't be just a flippant oops my bad kinda thing. That's what being repentant means. You also need to ask for forgiveness from the person you committed the sin against (sometimes that's God sometimes another person). If it's a crime, you should confess and accept your punishment willingly. There's a difference between understanding you aren't perfect and nobody is and just accepting that and striving to be perfect despite knowing you'll fall short but still trying everyday anyway. This idea that you just have to believe and nothing else matters comes from feel good churches that just want to fill the pews and get donations. Edit: I do not attend any church because too many times they are just popularity contests and cliqueish like high school.
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  846. That we've known how to prevent these fires for hundreds of years and places like California just goes nah, will never not be astounding to me. Like when Trump was there talking to just regular people and the one guy stepped forward, admitted a couple of years ago his neighborhood built a firebreak against regulations, and it saved their neighborhood.
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  847. Looking at that spreadsheet, it's all of them.
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  848. You think the mob was only in Philly and isn't still a thing? Now we've got the Italians, the Russians, the Asians, the Cajun, the Irish, etc. I seriously doubt the Bloods, Crips, MS13, and all the others give a crap about the mafia other than from the movie Scarface. It also does excuse a DA that refuses to do their job.
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  849. Not a rich person and it's not charities, it's government issued phones with data. That was instituted under Obama. Yes I can indeed complain that people who choose not to participate in society, which that is the vast majority of homeless, get luxury goods with my tax dollars. We didn't have those things before Biden either, but too many people didn't care because it was isolated to poorer southern states. Now that it's hit the wealthy cities and states, it's a problem.
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  850. What? Since when does defending your country from an invasion make you the bad guy? Germany used the assasination to try to attack and split the Russia-France alliance and expand. They knew it would cause a major war and did it anyway. How does that make France the bad guy? Plus, he didn't say anything about the morality of the war it's self, but that the way France taught the next generation about defending their country directly led to demoralization that allowed Germany, who invaded again, to defeat them quickly. It's not like this was a peaceful region either. A newly unified Germany felt it was powerful enough to take over France due to their victory in the Franco Prussian War just a few years earlier. Maybe instead of just dismissing it as a war that got out of control started due to an assassination, understand there was a lot more before that that created the issue. The assassination was just an opportunity for Germany to prove itself on the world stage. Edit: The causes of both WWI and WWII were extremely similar. Just financial strain was added onto Germany's reason for starting the next one.
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  851. Considering they are in the US, and the US is a mixing pot of different cultures with the main one being English, explain what cultural "imperialism" is in a country like that. There was no main culture before French, English, and Spanish began settling here. Each Native tribe, especially per region, had their own culture and language. The cultures that settled here mingled amongst each other and then mingled more with other cultures that came over. That's why we have regional cultures still. The south for example is like a different country than the northeast and the northeast is very different from the west coast. The US has no shared culture to bind us together. That's why instead of seeing ourselves as all these different parts and pieces of different cultures it was stressed, until recently, that we are all Americans.
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  852. I think they changed father to just person or spouse or something. I've noticed the language around men hasn't been changed to bodily functions. Only the language surrounding women. That's why women are saying it's a war against us and men have been largely unaffected. Which makes sense since lawmakers are primarily men. They're not going to do that to themselves, but they will their wives and daughters. Edit: I think somewhere deep in the recesses of their subconsciousness, this is them getting back at feminists. Because this is some of the most sexist, misogynistic language I've heard in my life. Especially sus because it's mostly coming from men claiming they want to be women.
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  853.  @jessejive117  Every lawyer, and there are lots of them in Congress, knew eventually Roe would fall. It was legislating from the bench. Just like other cases that came before it that were political decisions got overturned eventually, so would it. They had 2 options. Codify it into law, Republicans at points most likely would have compromised on a 1st trimester limit, or not sue a state for a 15 week limit which was allowed by Casey. They funded the lawsuits that overturned Roe.
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  854.  @MrJpmoneypants  The federal government does help fund roads and infrastructure. It's obviously not the bulk of the money, but they do give state and local governments funding for it. That's how the federal government forced Louisiana to change the drinking age from 18 to 21. They were going to remove their federal funding for roads. The federal government also helped pay for the upkeep on the levees in New Orleans, but the local officials were skimming it and doing minimal repairs which is why they failed during Katrina.
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  855. How so? I've been through it 3 times. My legal immigrant husband, getting my son naturalized because he was born in Canada, and adopting our nephew from Canada. This isn't how it works. This administration has added economic reasons to get asylum. That's not how it's defined in the legislation that's been passed by Congress. You know Congress? The branch that makes the laws? So please explain "how it works" to all the legal immigrants that don't like illegal immigration because it belittles them and mocks their efforts.
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  856. For them to feel so comfortable being so open and blatant means it has to go deeper. This shows that a political oppression acceptable culture was fostered in the government. I'm in Oklahoma. We've long suspected this. We've got so many businesses that have been waiting throughout this administration for federal approval it's ridiculous. One is a huge manufacturing plant that's been waiting 3 years+ for it. So when Biden bragged about bringing it back to red states too, while not a 100% lie, it had an asterisk. All these agencies need to be investigated and everyone involved needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. This can not be tolerated. I'm so embarrassed for my country. We've lost any credibility to call out any other government's behavior. I'd feel exactly the same no matter what side was doing this. We can never be united under a government pushing political oppression.
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  857. You couldn't tell because her nails were so distracting and impairing a lot of the smaller finger movements required. It wouldn't have been easy for another deaf person to understand her.
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  858. This reminds me of either the 80s or 90s when a group in Congress decided to audit the federal budget. They read out how much the government was paying for things. A toilet seat was like $700 and a hammer was a couple hundred. It was insane. It's why only 30% of the budget for social services reaches the people. Edit: This is what Hillary did in Haiti and Biden does with his family. It happens in the open in the federal government so why wouldn't it also happen all the way down to cities and municipalities.
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  859. What's really upsetting is that a lot of the people advocating for these new rules grew up during the time period you mentioned. They saw the unbelievable amount of violence that it brought. Having grownup in the midst of it myself, I can't understand their reasoning. We knew what would happen and yet they still do it. The same people that freakout at school shootings when they lived during a time you were 40 times more likely then today to be shot or stabbed at school. So they thought it would be great to bring that back. Edit: On the plus side it will stop all this victimhood BS narrative and someone's feels being the most important thing in the world. When you grow up knowing you're likely to be seriously injured by an attack or killed, you stop caring about what other people think. You become Gen X.
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  860. It's been hilarious watching them try to clear their anti Asian tweets from the last 10 years.
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  861. The FBI wouldn't. They don't have jurisdiction over a city/county misdemeanor. It has to be a federal crime or you cross state lines during the commission of a crime.
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  862.  @chasefunke1556 Maybe because according to the nanny she doesn’t take care of the kids? She just sits online or in her room watching TV. What kind of mother is that?
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  863.  @rerrer3346  Sarcasm is dead.
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  864. He was looking for an alternate route to India. He instead discovered a new land that created riches far greater than a new trade route ever could. Nobody knew these land masses even existed. They were on no maps. He did something everyone else was too afraid to do. That's like saying yeah Newton discovered gravity, but it was just because an apple hit him on the head so it's no big deal. Ignoring that because of that we now have airplanes and can fly to space. It was the building block of much greater things.
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  865. We are still at war in Korea. It's just a ceasefire. Obama tried to pull our equipment and most personnel out of Europe and then Russia started threatening them and they asked us to move everything back. Then Russia invaded Crimea and started a "civil war" in Ukraine.
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  866. Biden isn't soft pushing for EVs. He's put in regulations that will prevent manufacturing of gas powered cars by 2030 or 2035. That's not a soft push. Not just the workers, but the manufacturers are pushing back. They've had to drastically cut their EV production because nobody's buying them. That this is being forced onto the market rather than consumers deciding shouldn't be legal. It's one thing to create regulations that have to do with safety. It's a whole nother bag of worms when the government forces the population to purchase a particular product.
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  867. Whitmer has about as good of chance as Newsome in getting elected. She wouldn't let her population even buy seeds during the lockdowns. She doesn't have a particularly good record. Tim Walz has already said he's probably going to run which is hilarious. I think Democrats won't choose a woman again for a while.
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  868. ​​ @newjerseylion4804  The legislation says they're not supposed to make less than $60,000 too. Yet, going through the public available information, a lot are making $30,000 or less. It's so bad, even Democrats just passed a bill in Congress to force companies to provide more information on them because there's so much fraud. They couldn't enforce it with the previous legislation.
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  869. The eating might not be true, but they definitely use them in religious ceremonies as sacrifices. A girl who's father is a Haitian immigrant from the 60s explained it. Edit: Like the report of the van with a large number of cats in it, was likely collecting them and selling for sacrifice.
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  870. Muslims in Western countries do tend to be left wing. It's very odd, but they are. Probably because of the gibs all minorities are promised by them.
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  871. There's nothing on Tim's show that would ever go to court so that's a ridiculous claim. No, Tim has said repeatedly he doesn't do debates. Which means he's not going to argue with his guest. The only time he really does, even with this, is when it's personal against him.
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  872. Seriously. There's currently a Supreme Court case about it in fact. Brought by Asian students.
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  873. Until one of the people you have a debate with tattle tells on you and you go to prison. That's the difference. You don't go to prison because the Constitution protects you from the government. It doesn't protect you from regular people. Edit: You probably won't simply because you're a US citizen and it would cause an international incident. Most countries don't mess too much with US citizens not doing any high crime to protect their relationship with the US. I'm always amazed how people don't understand how that passport protects them.
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  874. The real issues are 1: The election and discounting public Trump supporters. 2: The sanctions which this violates. That's really the reason this came out now. Just like Ukraine has finally invaded Russia mainly to hopefully get a better bargaining position when Trump gets elected because he's vowed to end the war.
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  875. Bingo! That's what this change is really about
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  876. Not just economic reasons. Many of those men are criminals who are about to face the judgement their religion calls for. Far too many of them were engaged in child sex rings and I guarantee they're running now because all it takes is 2 people to accuse them and it's execution for them.
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  877. Yes, just ignore that it makes zero sense in the Predator franchise. Canon is just dumb. It's pretty so that's way more important than the plot.
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  878. Because the court has said he can't. Texas has had multiple cases against them by this administration stopping their efforts. The latest one was him trying to declare it an invasion of the state. You're complaining without knowing anything about what you're complaining about. Him sending them out of Texas and making them sanctuary cities problems has brought it to national attention. When for decades it's been ignored because it didn't affect them. Doing what he's done might very well have changed this election.
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  879. I hope you're being sarcastic. If not you're not very bright. The requirements for President are expressly given in the Constitution. They exclude naturalized citizens, those who get citizenship through immigration. That can't be changed without an amendment to the Constitution explicitly addressing the requirements. The Constitution can't contradict itself. Edit: My son can't get high security clearance because he's got dual citizenship. That's not violating the Constitution or any act passed by Congress because it's a security reason. President is the highest security clearance in the country. So of course someone that immigrated here can't hold that office.
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  880. Since the police won't do anything, it's time for the Guardian Angels to step up again in that area. They already went back active in New York to protect the Jewish community. I'm very saddened to see they are needed again.
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  881. ​ @Roger-fs5yo  I'm from Arkansas. Missouri isn't considered the South. Southern part maybe, but not the rest. Missouri did not succeed so not part of the South.
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  882.  @juanmanuel3418  Your 1 and 3 are the same argument just worded differently.
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  883. To an extent, but that still wouldn't stop all crime and police would still be needed. Some people are born messed up and no amount of help is going to fix them. People suffer brain damage that causes them to become violent too. There's lots of things completely out of human control that factors into things and it's incredibly ignorant to believe crime will just magically stop. We know a lot of homeless are that way because they want to be and don't want the responsibility that comes with owning things. So why should they be a problem for the rest of a society they don't want to be apart of? Any other point in human history, not just the US either because this is an issue all over the world, they would have died. Now we feel obligated to care for them even though they don't want it. It's only once a country becomes wealthy that they suddenly become a problem for everyone else.
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  884. The guy who wrote the Patriot Act and another guy that's shady (I can't remember his specific information) are working on it now. Don't worry.
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  885. I watch a lot of right-wing YouTubers that don't care about Israel and don't want our money going to them. They're subscriber numbers haven't suffered from it. Somebody that has almost every video about how bad the choosen people are? Yeah. That deserves it because if that's all you know or care about, you're boring and repeatative. Trump's latest comments about the situation should make ya'll very happy. He pretty much blatantly said Israel isn't getting Gaza no matter what little Benjamin wants. And that nobody should have to live like they have been there.
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  886. I mean, he said at the start it's not about the truth but how it's framed and talked about. Once he admitted the numbers, that's what he reverted back to. I'd say he needs to explain why retailers are leaving, but I know he'd just say they'd not losing money and bring up the businesses total profits rather than store profits. Because he thinks if a store is losing money due to theft, everyone else has to pay them.
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  887.  @lukeknight1936  This is false. This has been an issue for decades. There was a reason that the Korean neighborhood got attacked during the LA riots when the issue was police brutality. In interviews people said it was because they didn't like how Asians were in their neighborhoods and how Asians looked at them like they were beneath them. It ignores that there has been a large uptick in these incidents. In order for there to be an uptick, there had to be a problem to begin with. Edit to add: That said, it is an individual choice to act like this. That doesn't mean there isn't a larger issue within the community that needs to be addressed. Just like all racism, it's learned and teaching it needs to be stopped.
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  888. You're trying to claim every corrupt politician in Illinois has been convicted? Then that would mean most of them. It's the most corrupt state. By convictions is so there's proof of the claim rather than just saying it is. Historically it's the most corrupt state. Just because there's corruption off and on in other states doesn't make it more corrupt than the one that's always been that way. DC isn't a state. It's tiny too. You also need to distinguish between the federal part of DC and the independent district. Edit: You also don't seem to understand they were convicted because the corruption was so open and blatant it had to be delt with. It doesn't mean they've ever actually cleaned it up.
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  889. I've got to give kudos to Amazon for reading the room and changing marketing right before it starts. It's changed from "We love Tolkien and are going to be faithful to his work! We swear!" To inspired by and based on LotR. Everyone knows inspired by and based on means we're using characters but it's going to be completely different. That means they need to change the title. If it's only based on it, it should be Rings of Power based on LotR. LotR should not be at the beginning. To get into what's wrong will involve some rumors/spoilers, but nothing most haven't already heard except possibly one which I'll heavily warn about. Hobbits don't exist in the 2nd age, which this is based on. That's one of the reasons they were able to resist the ring better than other races. They were a fairly young one. Gollum was an early Hobbit most likely Harfoot, so take that as you will when it comes to skin color. Celeborn, Galadriel's husband, is dead for some reason even though he's in LotR. I think it's funny even Amazon realizes their Elves don't look like Elves because they have Halbrand "a new character" lift Galadriel's hair to look at her ears. Elves should be easy to distinguish from humans on site. They are taller, more regal, and have an ethereal glow. Miriel is ruler in this series when she isn't in the books. Her husband is so, yeah. Can't have a weak woman. Spolier!!!! Halbrand is Sauron. I 100% expect him to have a "relationship" with Galadriel. Him disguised as a human mortal makes zero sense and never happened in the book. Why they think Elves and Dwarves would trust a human to form magical rings is beyond me.
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  890.  @hnewc1919  Nobody thinks Hunter's laptop would be a national security issue. A national security issue would be terrorist organization using it to plan an attack or recruit. Even then, it should require a warrant to get access to anyone's information. Releasing top secret documents would be a national security issue. Hunter wasn't in the government so couldn't be one.
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  891. They are all going to melt when China takes over and everyone has to learn Mandarin. They'll be too traumatized to go outside.
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  892. That was addressed by another comment. Not really because if you didn't do what the party wanted, you didn't control a company. Most had to produce quotas for the government. If they failed, they were replaced. That's not how capitalism works. That's how Hitler was able to build his military and science projects so quickly.
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  893. How many high schools fire a cannon when they make touchdown? I know mine did. My freaking school owners one and Biden saying they can't.
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  894. Don't agree on the leaving the scene. It's something he can be charged with, but it's not a big crime. Better to contact a lawyer than say something stupid while you're so agitated with adrenaline pumping. One simple misstatement of using the wrong word could see you facing a lot more. It's just like saying you shouldn't plead the 5th or demand a lawyer when arrested because of optics. Optics be damned when it's your future on the line.
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  895. The people voted on the prop and the DA. It’s voters period.
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  896. OMG! The reason the defense can use that language is because it goes to Kyle's state of mind. That's what they were in HIS mind. Also Rosenbaum wasn't supposed to be near a child under the age of 18. So by going anywhere near Kyle, he violated his probation and was already wanted for violating bond on another charge.
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  897. We generally don't elect faith healers regardless of the political side. There's a big difference in praying for someone and claiming to have possessed the power of God yourself.
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  898. Little Rock had one protest, led by the Mayor of course. One window got broken and that was the end if that. Everybody noped right out and Covid curfews went back into full effect.
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  899. Good to see I'm not the only one that sees these "fat bodies" in the parking lot and thinks "I don't want to hit them. It'll do way too much damage to my car".
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  900.  @GTA2SWcity  That was Boston. He did have the highest GPA.
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  901. That explained a lot to me. I was a substitute teacher and got hired fulltime at one of the elementary schools because I was so good with kindergarteners and dealing with problem kids. If I got them one on one, I could get them to behave and do their work. Actually learn something, rather than disrupting everyone else. I had one girl call me a b*tch. I sent her to the office and they just sent her back. Another boy hit me and nothing was done. That's when I quit. 2 guesses to what demographic they were from. The school ended up being closed and the kids sent to the other 4 schools in town because it ended up being run by the kids instead of the principal. Most of the teachers hated it because they didn't feel like they had any support.
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  902. These comments are WILD! Leftists pissed at a joke. Personally offended for a guy who doesn't know or care they exist except for the money they give him. Serious parasocial issues with Destiny's audience. He's not your friend. He doesn't need ya'll to white knight for him.
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  903. If most citizens blame him then how can you make the claim "everyone forgets"? It's made it much worse for him, not better.
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  904. The police were let in by a 3rd person.
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  905. Oh honey. Corruption in Chicago didn't start 5 years ago. It's always been corrupt and rampant. Just some officials have an ounce of shame and attempt to hide it and some don't. The entire state, for the most part, is corrupt as heck. It only crawled into the shadows briefly because it made national headlines when the governor sold Obama's Senate seat and went to jail for it. They were just waiting for the spotlight to move back off of them.
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  906.  @StarWarsomania The new owners will.
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  907. For bridges they do. They'll celebrate the reopening of one after it's been closed for repairs or a major overhaul. Unfortunately you can't hold a ribbon cutting below ground in the dark.
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  908.  @jerrywhidby.  Hispanics refers to people from countries that speak Spanish. Those entering from central and south America are Latinos. They are a mix of Spaniards and the native population. Most are fairly heavy on the native part rather than the Spaniard part. So no, they are technically not white though some will be lighter than others. That's why on the census it's non Hispanic white. Everywhere I've lived has had a large and increasing population of them for the last 35 or so years because I've always lived close to the Texas state line so I'm very well versed in their lineage. Edit: They're only "white" if you consider American Natives white because they share the same DNA (depending on the area in the US the tribe is from).
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  909.  @Dipndots4647  Ukrainians fall under the standard definition of a refugee because they are fleeing war. Meaning they are legally entering. Venezuelans also meet that definition because they're fleeing political persecution and some religious persecution. People from countries that are simply poor or their government doesn't provide for enough safety do not fall under that category and thus are illegal and should be sent back. That would free up the immigration services to be able to handle the roughly 1% that are entering that meet the criteria for refugee. People that are real refugees, like Ukrainians, lose their status once the war is over and are returned to their country. I have no problem accepting people that are fleeing Communism like Venezuelans are. They are the best to warn people about it's dangers and the reality of it just like Cubans have been.
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  910. I LOVE being a housewife and former stay-at-home mom (empty nester now). There's nothing I'd have rather done with my life. I knew that's what I really wanted when I was growing up and my mom would be home when she'd get laid off. I loved having someone around when I got out of school and wanted that experience for my kids.
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  911. What does that have to do with a Congressman pulling a fire alarm to intentionally interfere in government proceedings? You know, what this video is about.
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  912. It really isn't. They compliment each other well. Especially when you add the syrup. It's an old southern favorite. Just like shrimp and grits.
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  913. That's a good amount for a scribner count in the 200,000.
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  914. @Ranid The thing about a renaissance is that it's not usually known by the mainstream. The creatives aren't recognized for their greatness at the time and it takes looking back on it to see it. The 80s and 90s were unique because they were commercially successful. That's extremely rare. They are correct in that we should be in one because of the censorship and authoritarian policies. So there should be an underground counterculture and movements. Looking at somethings that have been put out in the last 3 or so years and some recent commercial success of a couple of projects, I'd say it's starting to finally kickoff.
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  915. Chicago laughs in decades of fraud.
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  916.  @Cpruett  Defamation, which is what was done to him, is a civil not criminal matter. That's as it was set forth by the founders. Capital punishment for stating falsehoods about a person is beyond troubling and would be just as effective at diminishing free speech as removing the first amendment would. People would be terrified to say anything about anyone out of fear they are wrong and will be put to death. Edit: I'm assuming you like free speech. You stating what you did is no different (far worse in my opinion) than FB and Twitter deplatforming people. You're having a knee jerk reaction based on emotion which is why people are screaming about harm reduction and causing all these problems.
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  917. No because that's a civil matter as far as the news goes. The FBI should have been reprimanded and sued because they were the ones responsible for the circus that ensued. They searched him repeatedly and told reporters he was the only suspect and they believed him to be guilty. The news was only reporting on what the FBI was telling them. It was a bombing at the Olympics on American soil. Of course the main suspect was going to be headline news. If the FBI had of kept options open instead of telling news organizations he did it so he could get attention as the hero, none of it ever would have happened. I don't think people still understand that motive was given by the FBI, not the news outlets.
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  918.  @WillyOrca  OMG! Shut up! It's what happens when protests that burn things and vandalize the monuments is a normal weekend. When was the last time you personally went to Paris to determine it's condition? Or even be able to see the decline from several visits? My guess is never. So explain how they're responsible for Seattle too since they're the cause of everything. Edit: Iran not obtaining a nuclear weapon is in the best interest of 90% of the Middle East. You not knowing Muslims of different sects cause the most death and wars to other Muslims shows how ignorant you are about that area of the world. They're just as likely to target Saudi Arabia or Qatar after Israel.
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  919. None except NYC that you listed date back to our founding. Boston and Philadelphia are more relevant to our founding. Chicago has always been dirty and corrupt.
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  920.  @salvatoremazzone6912  That's because when the US government expanded water and electricity to rural areas in the 50s, it didn't include Native lands. In order for isolated reservations to get those comforts they have to pay the nearest city, water company, and electric company to run them out to them which is expensive.
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  921. Those were public court records. Jesus people are stupid. Sean should get in trouble then because he’s shown public court documents.
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  922. ​ @RT-qd8yl  Farm fresh eggs tend to have a darker and thicker yolk.
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  923. Yes. They don’t want girls or women to be attractive because they’re attempting to change the beauty standards. They’re trying to reprogram society. They’ve been open about that. It’s only women, for the most part, that these changes are being done to. They’re fine with men being eye candy. It’s been an attack on women for awhile now. Every author that’s written about how Gender theory works pushes for the removal of the age of consent. It’s not a secret in the literature.
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  924.  @mahguvnah7403  We don't use a point based system. Some of them are refugees and others come as spouses of citizens. Plus being in the top 5% of many African countries isn't saying much. They come here penniless and make something of themselves. I'm not impressed with you minimizing them to make others appear more victimized then they are. Also not all are descendants of slaves. You're ignoring earlier immigrants and freedmen. Beyonce discovered her ancestors were slave owners. This push of erasing that blacks and Natives also owned slaves is denying reality for over simplified excuses. Edit to add: My Native and black ancestors experienced slavery, yet we have been successful. Using that as a blanket argument is just as disingenuous as feminist claiming women have always been oppressed. It ignores women that were large historical figures and that female peasants worked and owned businesses. Also prove your claim. You don't get to just pull 5% out of your butt without something to backup the claim.
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  925.  @mahguvnah7403  To keep someone from having to read my other post, I thought I'd make a new one to address your 5% claim because I know you won't prove it. It's 100% false. Immigrants from sub saharan Africa are family members, refugees, and from the lottery. None of those are based on income or education. You're fake news.
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  926. You didn't know that, but felt the need to correct him?
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  927.  @25taylorkw  Even "common sense" regulations were put in by corporations to stifle competition. In the US there's a case right now that's a good example of how this happens. When we put in food inspections, it was to increase the public's trust in grocery stores. Before that, they got it directly from the farmers so they could see for themselves what they were getting. Now the government is using the Commerce clause to come after local farms still selling like that under the guise of public safety. Forcing these local farms to go through and pay for government inspections will bankrupt them or drive the cost up so much that it's no longer as viable for the general population. So for your "safety" you won't be allowed to buy produce or meat from a local source even though you know them and their products, even though if you got ill from them you could have sued them. If it goes through, in a few years you'll believe it was because the government was protecting you, not consolidating its power over your ability to get food. Not to mention the increase to corporate farms and grocery stores. Even meat you hunt and kill will have to be inspected and food you grow yourself. I'm not kidding either. The court made the farmer in question get the food he was serving his children inspected. Edit: This is a unique case because the Amish farmer in question has a huge business and ships all over the country. However, that happened due to word of mouth and the quality of the products he provides. He's setting a model for other farmers to follow and that's dangerous to the industry. Imagine if other farms could mimic his success. That's what they want stopped because it is taking profits from big businesses and that market will grow to take more and more. A lot of people found out they could go to farmers and get products much cheaper during the pandemic when there were shortages and that's dangerous.
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  928. The fact they are calling it a leadership camp is very deceptive. That's what most parents thought they were sending their kids to. Some teachers tried to get me to send my oldest to leadership camps and seminars. Very glad now I didn't if this is what they are.
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  929. ​​ There have been multiple cases where Act Blue is funneling donations that are above the legally allowed amount through individuals, usually elderly, that have made a single, small, one time donation. One elderly man had donated something like $40,000 according to Act Blue when he'd donated $10 once years ago. Nobody knows who exactly it's all coming from.
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  930. It's hard for me to feel too bad. The people being killed are most likely the ones that voted him into office. I felt like that during the pandemic when people in places like NYC were asking why no one would come help them protest their government. I realize not everyone voted for it, but they chose to live there fully aware of the politics there.
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  931. It’s not the final decision and it’s based on precedent. Anybody familiar with cases involving the border knew how this was going to go. The final decision, this was just a stay of a previous ruling, might end up different if the justices pick up a paper but if they do change it, it will be a very narrowly written decision to prevent other states from doing the opposite under a different administration. Say California opening up the border under Trump. Edit: The course of action should be impeachment for failure to do his duty, but given the current political climate that won’t happen. Even if some Democrats are seeing the light.
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  932. ​ @rustyshackleford1062 ​ Chicago politics is extremely corrupt. Has been for over 100 years, so it's completely ingrained into them. Nothing he's done to benefit himself is unique. Someone explained what happened to DC under Obama was Obama instilled Chicago politics into the federal government. Most of those votes are paid for in some way.
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  933. ​ @strong40  I know! An inseminated cow, for example, would only mean you've inseminated them and they need to be checked for pregnancy in a few weeks. My grandmother's family were cattle ranchers. Using it to replace the word mother when you're a mother forever is horrible language.
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  934.  @erikjohnson3859  List them. Him, not his father. One of the favorites is a lawsuit about not renting to black people, but that was his father's property not his. He got awards from groups like the NAACP.
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  935. Well now I'm going to point to an inconvenient policy that was going on at around that time. The federal government was incentivizing, heavily, developers to build multifamily housing instead of single family housing in single housing areas. It was a push to get low income housing in more well off neighborhoods. Think suburbs. So in other words they did what the federal government wanted them, lost their a$$, and as a result what happens when you put that type of housing in happened and property values were destroyed.
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  936. All I was thinking was based 11 year old. The fat acceptance mess is destroying kids health.
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  937. That makes no sense because he's in custody and already charged. Generally information is left out to prevent a false confession or them realizing they are close so they don't flee.
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  938. The piece of Venom being left isn't to move him into the MCU. It's to introduce Spiderman becoming Venom like in the comics. Disney is the MCU. These characters belong to Sony. The deal with Disney is no longer in place. This movie is to separate Spiderman from the rest of the MCU now. None of them know who he is now so he'll no longer be associated with the Avengers. Edit: Because it's just a piece, we'll still have the Venom movies along with Spiderman joining with it.
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  939. ​ @syminite1  ​ I'm not really sure he's in charge. He wanted an open primary when Biden stepped down, and there wasn't one. Apparently, Pete was the 2nd choice if Kamala didn't do it. That would have been hilarious. A reporter has come out that was supposed to document Biden's term said Biden was rarely even in his office. He said a guy is posted outside the door whenever he's in there and the guy was almost never outside the door.
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  940. Her arm and leg were moving faster than the rest of the image. Which caused a blur. She was stepping forward with that foot and swinging that arm. Community leaders have been shown the full footage to keep unrest down. Had you watched the video, you'd know why it hasn't been released yet. It can't be until the defense is shown it/given a copy. So you didn't watch it and just decided to continue the false narrative.
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  941. Keep in mind you're seeing people that orbit the party. They're not high up seeing what's being discussed by the leadership. More importantly, you're seeing mostly the "progressive" wing. I guarantee you the leadership is trying to figure out how to kick them to the curb and distance themselves from them and the far-left by 2028. Exit polling has come out saying the social crap is what really sealed the deal for independents. Nobody can win a national election without us.
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  942.  @ethansullivan6680  Wait, so because men were called bigots they decided to shut up, but it's women's fault entirely? Men are cowards because women called them mean names. Doesn't that just mean most men were always weak if just calling them mean names made them sitdown and shut up? So now women need to be grateful men have finally found a spine? Women were pushing against all this from the start. Most women didn't even want the vote, but men decided we should. Most women are against abortion, most women want to be stay at home wives and mothers. Who's fault is it again? Edit: If you think women calling men those names is horrible, you should hear what we call each other.
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  943. A bit of the "homeless" children in school. If they're living with their grandmother and she doesn't have legal custody, they're considered homeless. It doesn't mean they don't have a home. It just means they aren't living with who has legal custody. Edit: I know this because I took in a friend of my son who was in an abusive situation. Even though they obviously were being cared for, they were considered homeless. You find this a lot for teenagers. They try not to process them and put them into the system beyond a certain age if they've got a place to stay.
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  944. I think it's hilarious watching everybody trying to social engineer people's responses that developed evolutionary over hundreds of thousands if not millions of years. I'm not surprised the left gets this so wrong because they deny that exists. Everything is a social construct to them. They fail to understand that society was structured around those evolutionary traits. Overtime, things that were pure survival based got tacked onto other things that were considered survival based. That's why they worked. They're not tethering any of the current ideas on anything evolutionary or biological so it's going to seriously mess other parts of the delicate balance nature created. It will collapse, as it historically always does and society will revert back to being tied to survival again because it'll be forced to.
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  945. This isn't about IVF. It's about making men who want to be believed to be females being jealous they can't perform these strictly female functions. So they reduce biological women to their base bodily functions as a way to humiliate them. This is dehumanization of biological females. Edit: The whole you're not a mother if your baby came from a test tube thing was settled decades ago.
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  946. ​ @dkxtro2562  What's really bad that nobody seems to bring up is a lot of them are rated 18+ on Amazon because of the contents and regulations about pr0n and minors.
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  947. That wasn’t abuse. As someone that’s been abused that ain’t it. I’ve had worse fights with my husband and it’s not abuse. It’s an argument. Have you ever been married?
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  948. It's the blueprint created in Chicago for corrupt government. Chicago has been that way since the 20s or 30s and it's been perfected. It's not surprising it's spread.
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  949.  @talesofgore9424  I'm not fond of the "Soul food" category that cropped up a few years ago. It's not exclusive to black people and never was. It's just southern food. It's roots are Scottish with a bit of Caribbean thrown in here and there. It's how poor southerners have eaten for generations regardless of race. It would be like claiming Cajun food belongs to a particular race when it's a combination of French and southern cooking. Creole is heavier on the French technique side and lighter on the spices. It's considered fancy Cajun cooking because Cajun is poor people cooking.
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  950. I had to check the live to see what you talking about. Hilarious! He's a real filmmaker though! For reals!
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  951.  @highplainsgrifter600  Better than Lincoln and his successor from your neighborhood Indian who actually knows history. Most tribes have been compensated for the land lost under Teddy that he turned into natural parks for preservation and conservation. Those that haven't is because they turned it down. The number of us that were killed under Lincoln and Johnson can't be compensated.
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  952. Most of them were interpreters. I'm pretty sure that's exclusively who has been given Visas. They helped us talk to the people, read intercepted messages, and negotiations. They helped us find and execute Bin Laden and route out Al-Qaeda operatives saving our soldiers lives. Al-Qaeda isn't their "selling out their countrymen". Their countrymen were also subjected to death by attacks from Al-Qaeda.
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  953. It’s in renter protection laws for that area. Let’s say your renting and in compliance with your agreement 100%. Your landlord decides he wants a friend to now live there. He can’t evict you or just void the contract. So instead he turns the utilities off until you just leave forcing you to violate the contract. It’s to prevent something like that.
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  954. Worse, easy to kill people with little to no trace. They can be hacked and driven remotely pretty easily. You could simply turn off one if the sensors and it would continue to drive in that direction without sensing there's something there. So many scenarios.
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  955. It was also broken. Computer chips were particularly hard to come by because of countries in Asia's lockdowns. Add in that California, one of our busiest ports, had laws go into effect that blocked older trucks from entering to transport goods, was giving more money than just the federal one to people, and had changed the rules about shipping containers only being stacked so high. You did not see similar problems in our other major ports. Unfortunately, shipments from China come in mainly through California.
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  956. OMG! NO! They're removing paint on the street! The horror. I can't image anyone ever thought that was some type of monument. Much less a permanent one. Thats not what monuments look like. It's an embarrassing eyesore. I can't image how much it costs to keep repainting it.
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  957. It doesn't go up by that much. Plus there's a big difference in what the asking price is and what people will actually pay. The asking price for our house was $220,000. We paid $180,000 because it needed work. That ended up being the appraisal value meaning they were asking way too much. Appraisal is based on area (convenience, school district, etc), square footage, and condition. What another house sold for has very little influence over it. That's why you'll see people back out of a purchase or renegotiate after an appraisal is done. Edit: An appraisal is required for financing because that's all that will be lent meaning anything over that, the buyer has to pay upfront. Some loans will allow for a small amount to be added for needed repairs, but those have to be submitted with the inspection.
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  958. PragerU is owned by the DW now. Agree or not, it is true to a degree. You're not fighting for the people on the left to change their minds or the people on the right to applaud you. You're fighting for the normies who don't live online and are busy with their everyday life. That's who's attention you're trying to get. The right is already at a huge disadvantage because they had their chance in power for a couple of decades with little interruption. It resulted in a culture war of it's own as it attempted to do the same thing the left is doing now. Forcing their morals on everyone else and creating laws that ignored the rights laid out in the Constitution. So yes, like it or not if you're rude and identify on the right, you're going to be ignored because been there, done that. It didn't work that time, but I'm sure it will this time. Edit: Coming from someone like Walsh it's even more of a turn off because he pushes the morals of Christianity being ingrained in laws. Which is exactly what was fought against in the 90s. It's authoritarianism coming from both sides simultaneously.
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  959.  @newtoncountry5937  Bud light is struggling and the parent company had to liquidate other brands to keep it afloat. It's not rebounding and the beer "bud light" is disappearing from shelves as places refuse to stock it because it's taking up valuable shelf space and not moving. You can destroy a brand without destroying the parent company. It's pretty much impossible to destroy the parent company if it's an international company with tons of other companies under it. If you think Disney is doing fine I've got a bridge I'd love you to buy and take off my hands. Again their entertainment side has been pretty much destroyed and it's doubtful it will ever recover to the levels it was. Their parks, what funds everything else, is quickly sinking too which is why it's stock has tumbled and it's facing a kind of hostile takeover. The only thing currently profitable is the cruise line. If a company gets to the point it can face a hostile takeover, it's broke. Edit: Huge corporations don't go bankrupt. They get taken over. Currently a large investor is buying up Disney shares. He threatened Iger a few months ago and Iger promised to do better. The company has continued to decline and now instead on a single board seat, he's going to take multiple to control it.
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  960. It's technically face financial trouble, go woke to get sweet ESG investors, alienate your core customers, continue to go broke. Every company that's done this was struggling and seeing decline in sales or profits. In the interview the market chick talked about it. So they're already facing becoming insolvent so require outside investment. BlackRock will gladly toss them some cash if they'll just do these things to raise their ESG score. Disney did it for political reasons because Iger wanted to run for President one day, but the others have been due to already having financial difficulties. Victoria Secret is a perfect example of it. I keep up with business stuff. VS had to close stores because they didn't carry plus sizes and women are getting large. They'd lost a lot of sales to newer online retailers that catered to that size. They were hemorrhaging money and needed investment. This marketing was the result of it because ESG investors take advantage to push their ideals. Now it's lost most of what it did have and is having to try to back to the previous marketing just to stay afloat.
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  961.  @talananiyiyaya8912  How many gaming companies were doing well only to put out a single game that gamers rejected due to stuff they shoved in it and then got absorbed by a larger company? That's probably pretty close to that number alone. Companies that are traded don't go under. They get bought or taken over.
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  962. Most of them are coming from how well it depicts from the comics. It makes major changes and that's the issue a lot have with it. To them it's no different than the changes to HeMan. It's taking characters they love and grew up with and changing almost everything about them. It may make a good movie, but it takes a crap on the source material.
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  963. ​ @kateshiningdeer3334  In this case the average is the amount of money divided by total number of donors. It's going to be skewed because of large and small outliers. The median is the center. 49% donated less and 49% donated more.
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  964.  @kevinwalker6840 Barnes goes into it. He doesn’t know Crowder, never been on his show, never even met him. Figures he probably is an ahole because it takes a certain amount of that to be successful. I know her lawyer is the one that ruined Trevor Bauer knowing the allegations were false.
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  965.  @marcusagrippa8078 Ummm never see Ben involved in something like this? I guess you’ve managed to avoid the whole Candace drama then. He’s being a pretty huge ahole himself. Saying just saying “Christ is king” is antisemitism. It’s absolutely no different than the left saying bringing up statistics is the n word.
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  966. ​ @barbaraibiel  Eggs don't do that. Their health benefits far outweigh any negatives. What you're claiming hasn't been true from health organizations since the 90s.
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  967. Are you high?
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  968. I guarantee he won’t be now.
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  969. ​ @spankynater4242  They've already put two guys on it. One of them wrote the Patriot Act. It's not gone. Just being renamed.
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  970.  @CaptRR Why? He signed it willingly. He broke it willingly. It’s a legally binding contract. NDAs are very common.
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  971. Why are you virtue signaling like a leftist?
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  972. ​ @LUIS-ox1bv  Yes and no. They impact the state and local governments much more than the federal. They don't receive a lot of federal aid to help deal with it. That's why suddenly New York cares about it because they're finally getting a taste of the financial impact.
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  973. That's for elderly, not under aged. Otherwise the drinking age would be age discrimination. Children have greatly reduced rights.
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  974. When Hasan was complaining about gentrification after he bought that house, I was wondering why he didn't buy a bunch of cheap homes in one of those neighborhoods, fix them up, and give them back to the family or just sell it back to them at the same price. He could have fixed up at least half a block if not an entire one if he didn't go expensive on the repairs. You talking about family members doing that for their family member and it's just a reflection of the times. A few years ago that would have been the default of most people. Now sadly many younger people won't even help take care of their elderly parents and toss them in a home and never visit. There's a reason the number of nursing homes is skyrocketing. I was raised the old way. Family is everything because when you're friends are all gone, family will always be there. My grandfather paid $1,500 to get my teeth filled. I ended up having 30 cavities in 2 years at age 22 even though I'd never had them before. He passed away and several years later, when my kids were starting school, I got them fixed again and it was extensive. I had to have surgery. That's when my dentist discovered it was caused by genetics. I took out a loan through a company that that was their entire business. It took 3 years and a high interest rate, but I got my teeth fixed. I was able to help other people because they didn't know that was even an option.
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  975. I think the best thing from this ruling is that if any board like that is attempted again and make no mistake, it will be, the courts will get rid of it.
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  976. Oh wait! Is this the guy that did an interview with a picture of Mao behind him?
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  977. The tax breaks under Trump didn't "just help the wealthy" unless 80% of the country falls under the wealthy category. Bush's tax breaks of Additional Child Tax credit also didn't only help the wealthy. It gave more money back to poor parents. Bush restructured the immigration process with time limits for each process and streamlining it for families. Unfortunately it was after it took almost 2 years to get my husband approved. Now they have to have a very good reason to hold the processing of a family member beyond the 1 year limit currently in place. Trump allowed people to get their medications from other countries to help with their cost, he got us out of the forever wars Bush and Obama got us into, he removed regulations in the EPA that required citizens to get authorization before being able to dig a well or pond on their own property put in by Obama, he stop ESG from being allowed above profit for investment companies that handle people's retirement funds, etc. Unfortunately all of that was undone on day 1 by Biden. Would you like more? Edit: What have Democrats done in 23 years to help everyday Americans? Since you targeted a particular party, the same is now required of you.
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  978.  @Coheenez  Then why did HE challenge Crowder to a debate? Nobody forced him. He chose to reach out and do that. You're entire argument about Ethan not being political falls apart right there.
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  979. @Jonathan Siegel Nobody owes anyone else their time or energy. If that's the case, I can challenge you to a debate, stream, you don't show, so now you're trash. Plus you clearly have no clue how a debate works. You agree to rules and topics. You research anything new and brush up, then you debate on those things only. So just showing up out of the blue, DEMANDING to talk about completely different topics isn't a debate. It's a gotcha interview. They aren't the same thing.
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  980.  @boyce5994  I know a couple of billionaire company owners. Their children are on staff. I don't believe you know "hundreds" of millionaires first off. Secondly, actually having family in that world (my father-in-law is the right hand man for the man that runs one of Canada's largest companies. His boss also owns the Dallas Stars and my father-in-law gets use of the owners box whenever he wants) most large business owners do hire their children. It's because they will take over the company when they retire and they have to learn how instead of being thrown blindly into it. Edit: Okay now I know you're full of crap. You're an accountant in an accounting firm that works for a Cuban Cigar company and somehow also self employed in a rock quarry selling marble? If you're having to work two jobs, because you can't support yourself from your own company then I don't understand why you're bragging. One of the 2 things you said is obviously false and I can guess which one. Again having grown up dining at the President of Murphy Oil, dating the son of the owner of a major railroad company, and my current husband's father being a multimillionaire; you're flat out lying. You're too emotional and too pedestrian to run in the circles you claim.
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  981.  @CyTolliver  That's just a stupid response. Dogs can get upset stomachs and have accidents even the best trained ones. Dogs aren't people so just stop.
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  982.  Shep VanDelay  You're just insane. Dogs are domesticated wolves and wild dogs like Dingoes. It was done so long ago they can't survive on their own. So I guess if you want 90% of dogs to die sure, free them from their "slavery".
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  983. Yes because we don't have the ability to make a choice. There's a difference in knowing what the exact outcome will be and being able to see all possible outcomes. Omnipotent means He can see what will happen depending on the choice you make, not that there is only one choice. It's your choice to fail. It's your choice to keep failing just like in everything else. It's your fault you don't take the risk that had a potential big payoff and it's your fault if you refuse to do anything to improve your situation in life. I know that's hard for people who like to blame everyone else for their own mistakes, but it's how the world works. God very rarely intervenes in the world. If He did it all the time, they wouldn't be miracles they'd just be normal everyday things and we wouldn't have free will. Without free will we'd be no different than the animals that are pretty much pure instinct.
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  984. No women can't do those things without their husband's approval. Even if she's capable of doing both, if he says no then it's off the table. Also they forcibly marry off girls as young as 13. Meaning that a woman has no choice but to marry. If a man and woman commit adultry the woman is stoned to death and nothing is done to the man. Nice attempt at trying to make it look similar to Western ideas when it's far from it. As for justice, it only takes 2 men to say something happened. No proof is required. Here in the West we know that eyewitness accounts are unreliable as proof because the mind tends to twist things and 2 people that see the exact same thing will have completely different accounts. It's nearly unheard of for someone to be convicted simply on the word of others with no proof. You're example of someone testifying against an accomplice is not correct either. That's not allowed unless their account can be backed up with corroborating evidence. It's clear that if you do live in the West, you have no clue what you're talking about.
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  985. It's false anyway. Unless the black population is a lot smaller than we believe.
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  986. ​ @MichaelBrown-fn2mm ​ Whenever they cry about Trump doing stuff with women, Clinton is always in my head. They set the precedent that a president's personal life should be separated from his political career. When he was president and facing lawsuits, they even pointed to and highlighted the French Prime minister making fun of the US for being upset about it. They can have candidates with all kinds of baggage, including felonies but hold their opposition to a much higher standard. That's not how this works.
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  987. So it's Columbus's fault that the English did bad things? Columbus never traveled back to the New World so how did he start the slave trade, which was already going on and had been? He never worked for England. It started in the middle of the 15th century, before 1492, by Portugal. He did learn sailing on Portuguese merchant vessels (as many did because they were considered the best), but that hardly makes him responsible for the slave trade.
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  988. I did not know Jeb said that. That's so dumb. Legal immigrants don't like illegals. They worked hard and waited their turn. Letting people just do whatever is a slap in their face. I've always known that. Maybe because I actually know some. Including my husband.
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  989. There is no longer Snow White's Very Scary Adventure ride in the US. The one at DisneyWorld was removed and the one at Disneyland was changed in 2021(I think that was the year). He claiming to riding it everytime and being a part of her childhood is false because it's not the same ride and she'd know that if that was true.
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  990. WTF is YT? I know what it's supposed to mean, but Y isn't anywhere in those words. It looks like an abbreviation of YouTube. It's derogatory just like CIS.
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  991.  @joshportie  How is banning someone and them going behind a paywall to protect themselves promoting controlled opposition? Promoting controlled opposition would be boosting someone beyond what their channel would normally get not banning them and limiting their reach.
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  992. That's harder than it sounds. Statistics might show an increase, but that's only a correlation. The only way to prove causation is for those committing it to answer honestly and that's difficult for several reasons. Mainly you have to trust they are answering honestly. Statistically it probably is increasing at the same rate as overall crime as well, so that could also show correlation.
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  993.  @1685Violin  Palestine also receives massive funding. Those water pipes they dug up to make rockets out if was a $9 million project by the EU plus Iran and other Muslim countries send them millions a year. The US also gives millions to that area in humanitarian aid. I have a much bigger problem with my tax money going to people that would cheer my death.
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  994. We intend to. The other people are crazy.
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  995. 9 million is not a small fraction. That's the bulk. Now I'm aware all of them are not Venezuelans, but several million of them are. And that's just this year. It's not counting the millions from last year and the year before. It's a new record every year. Edit: Do you think they're staying in those countries? There have been videos of them destroying their documents from countries they'd been living in for a couple years just the other side of the border. Many are from Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, etc.
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  996. ​ @tooitchy  You're pointing out why using that phrase in place of mother makes no sense in the first place. "Inseminated person" would only apply while pregnant, but you're a mother forever.
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  997. I wasn’t aware there’s a real life alien that’s taken over control of a psychic mutant trying to destroy the world. Every show had PSAs attached to them. That didn’t mean GI Joe was really about brushing my teeth and having good hygiene.
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  998. How can someone be brainwashed for centuries? Humans don't live that long. The internet exists so it should be real easy to disprove with verifiable data that capitalism is bad vs Communism.
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  999.  @Webmaster4531  The point is whether someone has children or not isn't relevant to if the court made bad decisions to push this case through. It's easy to look at a single case, similar to like Sam Harris is doing with Trump, and justify bad decisions to get the desired results. Unfortunately when it comes to courts, now they've created a precedent for other people to be treated like that that are not anywhere near the level you and others have put Jones at. It has long lasting ramifications within the judicial system. Believe it or not, people can disagree with Jones and still recognize what legally was allowed was wrong.
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  1000. It is all behind the counter. They just jump it and dare the pharmacist to do anything. The really powerful drugs are usually locked up. Did you think people can just walk in and fill their own prescriptions?
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  1001. That's accurate. Nobody takes a your mama joke more seriously.
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  1002.  @MaskedMadmann  He didn't say ruined, but it is true. Tell that to all the small business owners, the family and friends of the nearly doubled suicide rate, the children who suffered abuse that also doubled, the 2 years in education lost, the young who have to catch up on development because they couldn't read faces and their IQ dropped by 20 points, tell that to the increase in poverty and the millions that starved in 3rd world countries because we locked down and screwed up the supply chain, the people that lost their jobs, etc. Oh yeah and a few more, the cancer patients that will die because they were denied early treatment, same for heart disease, and the massive increase in mental illness we'll be dealing with decades it wasn't that big a deal.
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  1003.  @Money_Fox  How is it "important"? Hollywood? Most films aren't made there. Silicon valley? Most tech companies are moving out due to taxes. You can't just say it's important without showing how it is.
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  1004.  @Money_Fox  If you have children you should be even more motivated to get out. Being poor isn't a reason. Homeless from all over the country can get there, but somehow a poor person cannot leave? The poorer you are the less stuff you have to move. It's easier if you're poor. It's a bus ticket. Apply for jobs in other areas, once you're hired, get a bus ticket. You might have to stay in a really cheap motel for awhile, but if you're already living in a bad area that wouldn't be much different.
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  1005. Sorry Sean but Magneto destroys the gay allegory theory. I don’t think there’s a movement within gay people that wants to destroy all straight people. None of the supposed ones that were created and attached much later work. The only one that does is just general misfits and outcasts. Anyone who just doesn’t fit in. That’s the only allegory that works no matter the character.
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  1006. She's too establishment. You can't deal with the current levels of corruption if you're in the thick of it with them.
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  1007.  @mattmurphy7030  I do have kids and would do the same. The point trying to be made is this response has nothing to do with being a woman without children.
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  1008.  @dispatch-indirect9206  Conservative means conserving traditional societal norms generally. In other Western countries that can include non liberal norms because the countries have past governments they can draw from that weren't. In the US all parties are liberal because that's the foundation of the country. It's why right now the far left are pushing very anti liberal ideas because that's the only way to "progress". It's why a lot of their ideas are contradictory and would be considered a step back in progress. Like pushing segregation and saying a boy that likes something typically thought of for girls means he's really a girl which enforces gender stereotypes.
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  1009. They don't really have anyone. The only one that might have had enough name recognition is Newsome. Even California doesn't really want him. They certainly didn't want to run anyone who didn't, but they hope to get to that point by 2028. If they lost, and they likely would have, their political career would be wasted. Edit: RFK was sitting in the wings hoping for an open primary to throw his hat into it, but they wouldn't have picked him anyway.
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  1010. It's called shoplifting. When a child picks up a candy bar and hides it/steals it, the parents make them return it. We learned this lesson as children.
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  1011. So what I'm getting is this "bipartisan" bill wasn't really about financial campaign reform, but about limiting hit pieces that can come out near an election. That the corporate media would be the only ones allowed to publish it. So if they don't, then nobody knows. That's pretty diabolical honestly. Just another law with a nice title and talking points that doesn't really do what it claims to try to hide what's really in it. When Congress screams about the decision, they should be asked why they don't just tackle finance reform themselves like they are supposed to.
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  1012. As an adult I get to decide what I am and aren’t interested or invested in. It’s like telling Roman citizens “why are you interested in and invested in gladiators? Nobody should be”.
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  1013. There were other interviews that expressed similar ideas. I remember one that was saying the Asians would watch them and discriminated against them in their own neighborhood.
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  1014. It's plastic and not cloth? Oh no. I'd rather a bag of loose I can put in my diffuser. Even cheap tea uses cloth.
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  1015. How is he mismanaging it? I'm assuming you know how to manage a company like that to claim it's being done.
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  1016.  @Sebster85  The Thor movies have always done the worst performing in the franchise. So expectations $ wise was already lower. Yes Marvel movies are getting bad across the board. There's a reason for that. They are based on comic books which were intentionally written to become these movies. Some of the dialog may change, but the story follows the comic and ALL of those comics were woke. The male heros became portrayed as dumb and useless that couldn't defeat a villain without a woman's help no matter how strong they used to be. They created the multiverse, killing off the original versions and introducing new, more diverse ones from it. So now not only are there few old beloved heros, but there are no real stakes. That's because they can't have their new diverse heros lose or look bad. Only left over heros are allowed to be weak, dumb, and lose; and those were only the male huwhite ones. Understand it or not, that's what is coming across on the screen because that's what happened in the comics. Audiences might not fully realize that's what they're reacting to, but they know something is off and the movies don't feel right anymore. It took awhile for comic book fans to fully understand what had happened to their heros, but eventually it gets too in your face to deny it anymore. Sorry for the long post, but it took it to explain that yes it is woke that's causing the movies to do poorly by Marvel movie standards. It's just still subtler than it will be later, but it's still the reason.
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  1017.  @samuraijosh1595  "Progressive conservatives" is like socialist libertarian. Not a real thing. Conservative means to conserve the status quo. You can't do that and be progressive at the same time.
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  1018.  @dozyproductionss  We do own it and have since the end of the Spanish American War in the late 1800s. It was part of the treaty. We own and control that island. If you don't know that simple fact, how am I to take anything else you say seriously? You apparently can do all this amazing research into certain families, but don't know a treaty from a war we won. Not impressed.
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  1019.  @jaw-knee771  So even though Russia has invaded two of it's neighbors, threatens often to turn the gas off to Europe during the winter, and believes that all the countries that became independent after the fall of the USSR should still be part of Russia they aren't a threat anymore so NATO should be done away with? To make it clear, I understand strategically why they invaded Ukraine, that doesn't make them not a threat. It also doesn't mean I believe it was a good thing to invade a sovereign country. The difference between you and me is that I can say Russia invading Georgia and Ukraine was bad and so was the US invading Iraq and Afghanistan even though I fully understand the reasons behind all those things. I'm not a hypocrite and can say both are bad and that neither justifies the other. You on the other hand, are using things the US has done to justify the bad behavior of other countries. You are a hypocrite. If you think the US doing something is bad, then any other country that does similar things is also bad. It's called principles. Edit: The US is also in an agreement with Europe to provide security. We were pulling everything out of Europe and Russia started threatening so European countries asked us to put the stuff back.
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  1020. No. They are trying to ignore it. I guess technically it would be Kamala since she's supposed to be overseeing the border.
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  1021.  @queenpurple8433  No it wasn't and a conservative history professor explained how it happened. Conservatives would mentor and recommend anyone based on their abilities and other professors would do it based on ideology and political leanings. So because conservatives weren't proactive in recruiting other conservatives, they were able to take it over.
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  1022. If you're Hispanics, then you're a protected minority as long as you don't voice your political opinions openly. Then you'll magically be huwhite.
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  1023. Yes because crime is totally a new thing and never occurred before modern times.
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  1024. I wouldn't say Republicans won't do anything for them considering they benefit like everyone else from policies. It's that Republicans won't give them special treatment like reparations.
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