Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. "WE will never mandate vaccination." --- Biden, Harris, Pelosi . . .
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  2. This was Bill Gates' plan all along. Remember how you used to buy a CD-ROM with the MS Office Suite on it, and now it's a yearly subscription? I remember articles in the financial press 20 years ago saying he was trying to find a way to charge a toll for Internet use -- and these were his friends writing about it.
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  3. Do you actually know the math, Robby? A billion dollars at age 32 is like accumulating over $85,000 a day since birth. WHO can "earn" this? No one can. No one's "work" is worth that much. That cannot be what is going on.
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  4. Considering that two impeachments failed to remove him from office, having these indictments do so seems legally dubious to me. U of Chicago Law School is de facto better than Harvard or Yale, so I'll want to read this article.
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  5. A carjacking is a crime against a person, and puts a person at grave risk of injury. Hence you have a right to use lethal force. It is not a property crime.
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  6. The fact that those with proof of full vaccination had to wear a mask was a clue right there.
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  7. I feel like saying, thank you for your service. It seems like a war, huh? No, seriously, THANK YOU. BTW, you might be interested in George Annas, American Bioethics. Just the first chapter is quite an eye-opener: it includes a discussion of the SARS epidemic, which in this hemisphere mainly affected Canada, and the anthrax terrorist attacks. It states that we must not compromise our constitutional principles out of fear -- it is unethical, and it does not work. Hmmm . . .
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  8.  @stephaniezena9863  I think there is literally no way a child can know, professionals have an incentive to push it (imagine if free services were mandated, ha) and every adult human being has a human right to try to become a birth parent of a healthy baby. Transitioning can deprive a person of that right.
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  9. 💰💰💰💰💰 talks
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  10. I had thought that Nikki Haley opened the question by saying that current leaders are past their prime. That context is relevant, but the way Lemon countered it sounded like he was clueless. Still, I don't see what this much outrage is about.
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  11.  @kimbrooks2868  Because it's scary. If we lose dollar dominance, serious stagflation is assured. Or worse. Our national debt is roughly 130% of our GDP. Russia's is under 20%, China's around 60%, probably less.
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  12. Biden is being "underestimated?" How is that possible?
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  13. She's talking about criminalization, where she has a point, but that was not what Charlamagne was talking about. Freedom of speech, free discussion, and freedom of thought comes first. He's right.
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  14. ​​​ @hrs2044  Does being trans give you special rights to say how minors who have gender dysphoria should be treated? So that a bisexual person who opposes pulling kids into what that person perceives as an overly ideological movement should be prevented from expressing their view, or shamed if they do? You prove their point. Wonderful.
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  15.  @not_yourbusiness1820  My account is private. A troll would create a pseudo presence. Blocking you, BTW.
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  16. That is being generous.
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  17. Russell Brand never said his conduct was not gross. He said it was.
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  18. He's not that smart.
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  19. 1. First time I've heard Gabbard genuinely sound upset and flustered. 2. Who is going to join the military at this point? For what? What were they thinking??
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  20. She didn't say ADL was credible. She said Musk himself has alienated advertisers, and if he really supports free speech, he may have to eat the financial loss that comes with it.
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  21. Do people appreciate just how much harm the CLINTONS did? It's hard to keep track.
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  22. I have just one question: how did all these creeps suddenly become politically SO influential? What made their voices more important than anyone else's?
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  23. This is what I could never understand: our lack of universal health care is headwinds for starting YOUR OWN BUSINESS. We are LESS autonomous than people in other countries. A free market needs a "commons." Adam Smith said so. This idea is SO not radical.
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  24. Speechless. Literally shaking my head.
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  25. Whatever it is, a new surge of money upwards is certain.
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  26. Every candidate. There are more children of alumni donors who were never scrutinized.
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  27. ​ @joeterzio7175  A society that has the history of eugenics that this one has decided to risk the future reproductive choices of any child who deviates from Barbie and Ken. Shocked, I tell you, shocked! SHOCKED!
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  28. 💯 😂😂😂
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  29.  @HamishDuh2nd  A decent job after completing school is the least a person should expect. Universities were supposed to provide much more than that. Now they drive people into debt and fail to provide either a job or an education.
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  30. I don't agree. I want to see European data. I had no interest in mRNA, or in J & J because it appeared to have some grave side effects for a small number of women. Found that sinister. I've been enthusiastically in favor of vaccination, BEFORE ALL THIS. Now I know how little to trust our government agencies. (Not at all.)
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  31. He was vaccine injured, and was worried that his career was over.
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  32. ​ @under-en6lo  Yes. And more do not.
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  33. Everyone knew the hysteria surrounding vaccination requirements for a JOB would subside. The earliest victims who were fired had it the worst. That's always how it is with various manias and mobs. Don't get picked off in the beginning. If you can last, you'll be left alone.
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  34. Most people survived and made full recoveries. There is currently a study of people in their 90s and older who contracted COVID prior to vaccines and had mild illness. They don't know why, and want to figure it out. In a lot of places, the average age of death from COVID was slightly higher than life expectancy at birth. That was reported by the Financial Times back in 2020, and basically held up.
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  35. Well, if it was in fact a plandemic, a reward to the chief planner is to be expected, no?
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  36. The usual. Father has more money, father has new wife, father still mad at old wife, child having a difficult puberty lashing out at mother. The rest is details.
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  37.  @LD-tn6ff  "Statistically proven?" Perhaps you can tell us why these clinics are being closed down in other countries. The person who made the comment is not "actively fighting" anything except for the right to share their views without being silenced or condemned.
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  38. THANK YOU
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  39.  @Water-7814  Clinton is the single person most responsible for where we are today. Even more than Reagan.
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  40. ​ @erdelegy WHAT insurance?? So why are the Blackrock vultures already on the scene? And what do people do until they get their paltry payouts, if they ever do?
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  41.  @serialcarpens290  I'm so glad you said that. I often get the feeling we are being tested, to see what they can make us accept, and in what ways.
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  42. I, too, am shocked shocked.
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  43. People who aren't prejudiced against the cognitively impaired?
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  44. The issue isn't the content of the editorial. Let's assume it did contain inaccuracies (as we all know, Senators never make mistakes). Does that mean it should not have been run? I think it means it should have gotten a counterpoint the following day.
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  45. EVERY trivial claim of feeling unsafe is respected --- except this one. Which happens to be real.
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  46. "Allowing?" The government is supposed to meet "bad speech" with MORE speech, not censorship. That is the law. As for Facebook, it has Section 230 protection. By the way, did you catch the fact that true statements and mere opinions, parodies, jokes and such, were all targeted for censorship??
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  47.  @hrs2044  How large of a risk should a minor be FORCED to take for six to nine months of immunity to something that will rarely be serious for someone this young? More to the point, should we be permitted to discuss this, or do the oligarchs and their political lackeys decide, and we better shut up?
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  48. I never heard her music until she won this award. She struck me as a lukewarm Madonna knock-off. If she has struck out on her own, to benefit from her work rather than let all the middlemen grab an unearned chunk -- BRAVO. I hope more artists can follow her lead.
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  49. Well come on. Jeffrey and Ghislaine ran with the best crowd.
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  50. Bloomberg IS what the current Democratic party stands for.
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