Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Krystal Ball: Was ECONOMIC ANXIETY A Factor In Capitol Riots? New Study Says Yes." video.

@belkyhernandez8281 Told? In what language? I don't have a television. I'm not on Twitter, Facebook, . . . Do you know who doesn't take responsibility for their actions? Corporate principals and agents. That's what "limited liability" means. You know who else doesn't? Very rich people. They have fluffers and fall guys. They can buy the reputation they want. Look up HSBC. Find out what happened when they laundered drug money and money for terrorist cells. (Hint: too big to jail; Osborne said so. DOJ had to agree.)
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@belkyhernandez8281 Do you take responsibility for your lack of knowledge and your rudeness toward those who do have knowledge? I'm waiting . . .
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@belkyhernandez8281 Advertisers are overnight billionaires for some reason. Care to explain?
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@belkyhernandez8281 How funny, given that you speak as though you discovered this "adulthood" thing you brag about very, very recently. Well, you'll never have trouble fitting in . . .
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@belkyhernandez8281 You use a slogan like "triggered," and you think you have an independent mind?
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@belkyhernandez8281 Your first comment to me started out with, "Because people like you . . . " Then, you got real mad about my "assumptions." Not sure which assumptions. You were vague, LOL. All I had said was that advertisers are phenomenally rich for some reason, the implication being that advertising must be at least somewhat effective. (It got you to say "personal responsibility," and "triggered." It did a good job here.)
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@belkyhernandez8281 Look at the excellent news from Texas! All of those rugged individuals now have the opportunity to rise to the challenge by taking personal responsibility. For example, having no heat and no water is a huge opportunity to test the limits of your ingenuity and individual initiative, not to mention your health and your physical conditioning -- for which all adults are, of course, ultimately responsible. I'm only half joking. I wouldn't lift a finger for anyone who spoke this way before a tragedy happened to them. They need to live by their principles. It will do them good. I mean, supposing they survive. And if not . . . oh well. Stuff happens.
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@belkyhernandez8281 Sorry, that would be YOU who blames people for tragedies that befall them. That would be YOU who is infantile. That would also be you who doesn't appreciate the nature and power of irony and other literary tropes. Go get some real books and read. No one else can read for you. It's up to you to do it.
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@belkyhernandez8281 Your fake outrage and grammar school-level insults are absurd. If you were here I'd laugh in your face.
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@belkyhernandez8281 No, my agency tells me a lot of things -- in fact, it tells me to emigrate to a non-English-speaking country, which is exactly my plan over the next two years. You're the hopeless crowd. These sorts of conversations literally never take place except in English. It would be heartbreaking if it weren't simply annoying. You have more to learn than anyone could teach you. First you have to be persuaded that you need to learn, and that can't happen.
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@belkyhernandez8281 I'm not communicating further with obvious illiterates who say things like "stick up your ***" and "triggered," and imagine someone else is immature and lacking in autonomy and self-mastery. "Did Jonathan Swift really advocate eating babies??? Why wasn't he prosecuted???!!"
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@belkyhernandez8281 Actually, in this society mutual aid is not a moral imperative, as it should be, but purely a "contract." Sometimes assistance is just left to chance, like charity. Hence I am under no obligation to help anyone who would withhold the same help from me. It's therefore solely up to me to say yes or no. You can be disgusted all you want. That's your problem. You are responsible for your own disgust, no puppetmaster is making you feel disgusted. See how that works? Nonsense from beginning to end. Impressed you, though . . . for some reason. (Ayn Rand instead of Kant? LOL)
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@belkyhernandez8281 I changed adult diapers for five years. And I would do it again in a heartbeat. I also defended a person framed for a crime they didn't commit, and put in thousands of my own money to do it. And I would do it again tomorrow, with pride. You have problems. They're your problems, not my problems.
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@belkyhernandez8281 No one said that. Literally no one, including the first post. But how would a hysterical illiterate be able to tell? Newsflash: Your discourse is the reason we have the vicious society we do. You and others like you who repeat that pure nonsense are a major reason. You don't even know it's an empty talking point. Off on Block you go . . .
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