Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Due Dissidence" channel.

Chauvin pled guilty to TWO separate charges in TWO distinct cases for which he was charged in the federal indictment. And Shapiro graduated from Harvard Law! 😂
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@Mike_Cosentino So bald proclamations of opinion and standard jeering are all here, but my information about what Chauvin actually pled guilty to went poof! Behind the curtain, in the shadow. The Shadow knows. 🤣🤣🤣
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It has no longer has much to do with merit, unless you think merit was on display on the part of Elise Stefanik or Liz Magill et al. On the contrary, standards have come close to collapse.
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@denverlove Well, when I was in the French system, all admissions testing was achievement-based, and aptitude/IQ testing for admission to any program was against the law. Each diploma gave you a right of access to the next level. Their production of world-class writers, philosophers, Fields medalists, filmmakers, etc., relative to their population is either the highest in the world or close. The Ministry of Education set the standards. It's uncanny how many of our great writers lived there, too. They have that certain something. I don't know how they're doing now, since "modernizing." In other words, they started copying us. So far, the results in general are meager, but some good stuff is emerging. I think. I don't know how Oxford/Cambridge run admissions, but I think their tutorial system is the best education in the world. I also think that any system that throws you into practicums that make you apply what you've just learned is better in principle than studying, writing papers, and taking tests. That's why lab sciences should be part of every degree. I think our system for teaching lab sciences is the best -- or was? That was our thing. And it can't happen online or with AI simulations. Also, do any of us really know what Russia, China, and India are doing? We hear a soundbite now and then.
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@denverlove Maybe a sort by Newest might let you see. 😂
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 I replied. Guess what? The Shadow knows.
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@denverlove Sort by Newest
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@denverlove The new scents err sheep . . . It's not gone, it's in the shadows.
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@denverlove Right. YT hides it.
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@denverlove You know what's going on here, right? Or, no?
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@denverlove Most of these were in the shade, too. Do you know how to sea it? :) You know now, right?
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Did Norman Finkelstein basically become a conservative? Most of this "woke" garbage is a psy-op.
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@lachlanbell8390 No. Just the ones with tons of credible ___xual allegations against them, who have a sudden volte-face. It could still be sincere, stranger things are true, but watching with a skeptical eye seems reasonable to me. And hanging on to your wallet? Definitely.
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 @jamesgarvey8402 Well like anything else, it will depend on what they say, and their general track record.
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Sure they are. We'll see whether arms to the ME stop. (You caught that?)
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@DMAN590 The technical reason Social Security is not a Ponzi scheme is that the new dollars coming in are taxes from salaries that generally keep pace with the overall economy (and when they don't, people still in the labor force do have options), whereas the payouts do not keep pace. Social Security benefits are never raised to account for the full impact of inflation. Hence, the benefits depend on the salary you earned pre-inflation, for the rest of your life, and the only sure way to rectify that is to return to work. That's not a Ponzi scheme. What it is dependent on is adequate revenues -- just like police, fire, public education, DOD, DHS, and well-maintained highways. You're welcome. Please clap.
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@robisverybad75 Well, considering he said all fraud should be wrung out of the system, sounds like that means . . . You complete the thought. YT gets mad when I do.
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He has cat issues. So does Vance. 😂😂😂😂
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Steve Bannon flipping, and having his audience claim Bannon was always pro-Musk, is the oddest thing by far. Makes you wonder about drug use.
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 @SteeleHand Didn't Biden-Harris offload all the risk of a new vaccine on us? Didn't the investors prosper? (See how that works?)
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@RenjiXIII just how dumb are you still? How does MUSK have time for this?
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Microdosing . . . . 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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No one in France is "still defending" Epstein.
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 @timn5008 I guess UHC didn't send a message? Or?
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A civil rights lawsuit can be brought against anyone who deprives a person of their rights while acting "under color of any statute, regulation, custom, or usage" of any state or subdivision of a state. They figured out that it wasn't just "laws" a long time ago.
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They have.
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Delusional? About what story will bring cha-ching? She knows how to get paid. What else does she need to know? This is Maddow we are talking about.
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She misses that day . . .
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You could look up the U. of Michigan Law School innocence project story. That would work. For a better idea of what real leftists look like, Clémence Guetté is good. Too bad links aren't allowed.
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I would only argue in part with point 10.
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@jamesgarvey8402 "Lustful on hating . . . " -- the same rhetoric that was used against the Bill Gates sceptics, and none of us, no matter how leery of Gates, could have predicted what was coming. This one has openly cozied up to every strongman who could threaten his billions, from Israel to China, and clearly enjoys creating chaos.
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