Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Kim Iversen" channel.

  1. Well you were free to day trade from your laptop from home.
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  2. I downloaded it on the tablet I use. Is it a counterfeit?
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  3. Kosovo/a was much more unfair to Serbia, but most people recognize that at this point, all or most of Kosovo/a can't be returned to Serbia. So how do they imagine that the Donbass, much less Crimea, can ever be part of Ukraine again? The very idea is obscene.
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  4. People are psychologically unwell -- says Hunter's father. Give me Hunter's monthly income as my three-year salary, and I'll be just fine. I'm not needy, I'm resourceful.
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  5.  @buddygrimfield7954  Well, I give her credit for curing me of watching this stuff, just in time for glorious summer!
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  6. He is a US citizen and the US is propping up Ukraine with billions.
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  7. ​@jgalt308 In every possible way. He has lost MANY cases. He cites Supreme Court authority on the 16th Amendment that precedes the ratification of the 16th Amendment by over a decade.
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  8.  @jgalt308  You think the Supreme Court grants cert to frivolous tax protester cases?
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  9. @Liberty-fi7mg  This is all nonsense, but if I provide links, they will be removed. It is EASY to find all of these cases and read them yourself. And yes, this clown was citing some case that did precede 16A by about a decade. Unbelievable!
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  10.  @jgalt308  Please do it. I don't rue your demise. "The Supreme Court" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪
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  11. @Liberty-fi7mg  NOTHING in the Constitution has to be repealed to be amended. Find out how Senators were elected in the early days of the Republic.
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  12. @Liberty-fi7mg  "Originally, under Article I, Section 3, Clauses 1 and 2 of the Constitution, each state legislature selected its state's senators by vote for a six-year term."
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  13. @Liberty-fi7mg  No, you haven't read it or shepardized it, or know what that is. Do you even know the difference between apportionment and uniformity? Every US citizen who owes $X in income taxes in 2023 owes exactly $X, regardless of where he lives. It is not the case that the residents of each state owe $Y collectively, and then divide Y among themselves based on the population of their state to determine their individual tax liability. That's what Brushaber says, and that's what the 16th Amendment means. So, it says exactly the opposite of what you claim. See, you need some middle school math here. Not everyone can follow. 😏
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  14.  @Liberty-fi7mg  Reported and blocked
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  15. Has their been a civil war in Texas for ten years, with reports that areas bordering Mexico that have declared independence from Texas are being shelled from inside Texas, and refugees from those regions are flooding Mexico? Um . . . Gee. Rather not.
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  16.  @jaemate21  What do you mean by "come down?" Is that an amerloque druggie reference or something of that nature? Your analogy was inapt. That's not my problem.
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  17.  @jaemate21  "I am not sure I understand what you are trying to say right," and "The dispute is still internal to Ukraine regardless of close to Russia," are not grammatical, BTW.
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  18.  @rjb7569  Jean Moulin saved lives by refusing to speak -- he maintained silence while being tortured by the Nazi occupiers.
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  19. Everyone had to homeschool to some extent during the pandemic. Some of the inevitable challenges of homeschooling then came to light --- as did some of the grave problems with the classroom curriculum. You can't fix something you won't face.
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  20. Please keep it up. Show everyone how absurd the case for this proxy war really is.
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  21. I love Kim more every day.
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  22. ​ @quintessenceSL LOL
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  23. @jimosborne2  When this sort of thing happens, I'm reminded of the British rockers of the '60s. No one batted an eye, and most people lacked the sobriety to feel sorry for the girls. Seems like a lot of people have wanted to relive the era --- and the law lets them. It is simply true that the mores we have now were formed in that time. The war had changed people to a degree few can imagine. You have to have been an avid reader and really close to grandma to get an idea. I can appreciate that 16 is a common age of consent, but then make it illegal for someone more than 5 years older to sleep with them before they attain full majority at 18. In any case, I think the law as it stands is flawed. My personal opinion --- and those who enthusiastically disagree are not thereby criminials or reprobates. (As for the Committee of Wise Elders, aren't some of them counseling "gender affirming care" at 16? 15? Something has got to give.)
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  24. @jimosborne2  Not at all. I'm laying out why this happens. You know, why the lid is off. How it comes that different people REALLY DO see the world differently. I'm also saying that does not make them immoral. MY judgment tells me this is not how stuff should go down --- either now, or at any time. But that is not the gospel truth. That is one view. I hold to it. I wish to persuade more people to agree, and even change the law, but apparently, I'm not extremist enough to do that in the Internet age. Thanks for your comment. LOL
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  25. @jimosborne2  No one can do "whatever they want" with anyone, including their spouse. Weird non sequitur. You sound like you're in the smear business and just tried to smear me. Ask yourself why you did that. Should make for an interesting afternoon.
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  26. @jimosborne2  Of course. Now, if she says she said no, and she says it to a news channel but not in a police report, to an attorney (who is an officer of the court), in an affidavit, or in a court under oath, what do you think we should do with THAT? Maybe wait and see what she does next before we judge a particular person culpable of a very serious crime? Is that okay with you? Yes? No?
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  27. It already can be.
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  28.  @charliemedina6362  😂😂😂 You never have to watch or to read anything to make that broad claim. You can cut and paste it everywhere.
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  29. What in the world are you talking about??
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  30. Yes, let's mind our own business and stop sending money to Ukraine, funding biolabs in Ukraine through the DoD, sitting on energy boards . . . Detach entirely.
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  31. ​ @SERGEGRANDBLR And Zelensky was elected in the hope of ending it.
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  32. All false. Look up the cases HE lost. His wife has been adjudicated tax delinquent right there with him.
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  33. If China is committing genocide or extreme civil rights violations against any ethno-religious group, why were we allowing any sensitive research to be funded with OUR money at Wuhan? Couldn't it be diverted to genocide?
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  34. Safe trip, dear Kim. Love you.
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  35. Do this many people not know how to see through a scam? Look up the cases he lost. It takes under a minute. Look up the Sixteenth Amendment. Look up all the people who lost challenging it. That may take 5 minutes.
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  36. Ukraine has also made various left opposition parties illegal.
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  37. If they don't find it, they'll make it.
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  38. The claim is that had he contracted COVID, then his risk of myocarditis would have been greater than from the vaccine. A lot of people who took this are now in denial about the error they made. That's normal.
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  39.  @FrogOf4Chan  And they don't realize that what they said to you is a sign of mental illness.
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  40. Misinformation is when you air raw footage WITHOUT CLEARLY IDENTIFYING who it came from. The real source needs to be accurately identified. Then we have been told WHAT was SAID by WHOM. That is called INFORMATION.
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  41. It's easy to find online. The journal is called Circulation, the article is from Aug 22, I believe. I found it pretty quickly, though not on the first line in my search engine.
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  42.  @jeremiahmud  Don't be scared. You are healthier than you think.
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  43.  @jenni0278  History and geography is for sissies. Memes, twerking, and day trading is where it's at.
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  44. The comparison is NOT with "base rate," but with rates of myocarditis in patients who had had proven cases of the earlier, more virulent strains of COVID. Base rate of myocarditis is vastly lower than in either of these cells.
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  45.  @aroundandround  Gotten "it?" I think we know by now that different variants of the virus produce markedly different degrees of illness.
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  46. Pairs well with his wife's Vogue spread.
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  47. Try putting his full name in a search engine, and see some of the tax cases he lost come right up.
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  48. You don't know how bad the blowback will be. But I can't disagree. The US HAS broken every rule, and when its role is that of reliable middle man, why do they think they are entitled to get rich without performing as promised?? Bizarre.
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  49. @klauskinski5969  They've propagandized you into enforcing blame-the-victim ideology too, huh? Hmm . . . And suppose it is our job to address what is happening in the US. Doesn't that start with frank discussion? Why did you label it "complaining?" They've really got you, lol.
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  50. ​ @melchior2678 Not in normal countries.
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