Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Busting the Bill Gates myth" video.

  1. Anyone who knows about how Gates IMMEDIATELY connived to push Paul Allen out of Microsoft when Allen developed a highly treatable form of cancer and still thinks Gates is a philanthropist should learn more about human character.
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  2. There is a major problem with vaccine-derived polio. It was known to be an Inferior product. I'm not sure if that was the only thing that happened, or exactly how many children were crippled in that fiasco. He can buy his reputation.
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  3. After what Gates did to Paul Allen, his relationship to Epstein, his recklessness in pushing vaccines with poor safety records, and his drive to accumulate agricultural land, why does anyone believe Gates could not be trying to kill Africans? I suspect he is.
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  4. ​ @willpaint  Gates is a "philanthropist" who, the minute he found out his business partner Paul Allen had cancer, tried to push Allen out of Microsoft. Why doesn't this matter? Why isn't it known? He is the same man who gave up his marriage to hang out with Epstein, and expected Epstein to leverage a Nobel Peace Prize for him. I'm actually surprised it didn't work. Perhaps under a different US president, it would have.
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  5. A philanthropist who, the minute he found out his business partner Paul Allen had cancer, tried to push Allen out of Microsoft. Why doesn't this matter? Why isn't it known? He is the same man who gave up his marriage to hang out with Epstein, and expected Epstein to leverage a Nobel Peace Prize for him. I'm actually surprised it didn't work.
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  6. Gates is a "philanthropist" who, the minute he found out his business partner Paul Allen had cancer, tried to push Allen out of Microsoft. Why doesn't this matter? Why isn't it known? He is the same man who gave up his marriage to hang out with Epstein, and expected Epstein to leverage a Nobel Peace Prize for him. I'm actually surprised it didn't work.
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  7. What you are describing is the free market. We don't have that. Concentrations of rentier wealth always try to escape free market discipline and extract wealth from the entrepreneurs who create and produce the wealth, as Adam Smith knew a century before Marx. Then Marx showed how the process itself inevitably devolves into monopoly capitalism, which destroys any possibility free market. But nevermind that. Adam Smith would be bliss compared to this. When you hear economists talking about "techno-feudalism," they are referring to Smith's analysis of how a free market, despite being so attractive and naturally robust, can be undermined.
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  8. No he's not. The French Communists denounced forcing vaccinations during the pandemic. The left in France made it illegal to ask a minor their vaccine status. This broadcast just called him an "arch capitalist." A megalomaniac with totalitarian tendencies is a better description. He's not a supporter of FREE markets, that's for sure.
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