Comments by "Maxwell Benz" (@Tential1) on "Cenk's Nephew CRIES Over Crime Coverage" video.

  1. 10:44 I can confirm this being in California. People here in one breath talk about defund the police, criminalizing homeless, etc. But are the first to call the police when they see homeless people around, or threaten to call them. There's a reason so many people take pills in California. Holding all those different thoughts together while believing you're a perpetual victim, even when you live in a million dollar home, is hard. And LOTS of people here are like this. They all will mask off to you too at some point, say they don't actually care about ABC anyway because they aren't having kids, but, they return back to their programming. If it benefits them, then, f it, I won't be around for consequences. Like, they will scream about electric vehicles, then, purchase a gas car and just say "I'm not having kids, won't matter to me when the planet dies. We should have done something sooner.". Truly things I had to see to believe.
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  2. 12:50 they do it because a lot of people, actually don't physically experience violence and as long as you personally aren't a victim, you can believe it's a fox News over exaggeration. Its not until people on the left are victims that they change their mind. They can actually just deny it and it will work on a lot of people. 1984 makes a lot more sense now
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  3. Somehow, he saw the footage, from not fox News, of a literal riot, and said this... But I get it. I used to get fooled by people like him. I never understood the mostly peaceful protest meme. They do this because by the third time it gets repackaged, all context is removed. And it just becomes "fox News exacerbates crime". I never saw original clips when I believed liberal media. It was always a triple repackaging, so they know their grift well.
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  4. 10:00 insurance, well, certain kinds anywhere, are completely f'd right now. Whole states aren't profitable. It's gonna be weird, either rates go up, or the companies leave and the state offers subsidized insurance. Now that I really understand insurance as an investor, we really screwed ourselves trying to be nice to people by trying to insure everyone. We have created a massive issue now due to trying to over regulate. It's way less effective than it should be due to perverse incentives. And they're only going to screw it up more regulating it more.
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