Comments by "" (@jmitterii2) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

Not only that, but it's simply ridiculous with all the observations: 1) Rotation of constellations in 24 hour period. 2) Setting and rising of the sun and moon; apparent size remains the same. And doesn't just drift off to some vanishing point remaining at altitude. 3) horizon line of sight changes on height for those ships in particular since is as level as one can get on lakes or oceans. But can be done in mountainous areas. 4) The planets motions. 5) Seasonality of the constellations. 6) Using maps from sectional charts for general aviation to just general map using them; converting true heading (The N/S rotation axi) to magnetic heading and back and forth as needed for navigation using the magnetic drift on a the map. 7) Time zones and immediate communication streaming video and audio bewteen them. 8) Weather and climate. 9) Gravity. I'm done... there are probably other things included that make a flat earth absurd. I don't think the (I still hope are very "few) realize they're opening their mouths revealing they don't know a lot more than on the general shape of the planet earth. But that they don't know almost anything. That they're very ignorant. Or perhaps dillusional. And they never heard of the saying that it's better to remain silent than open their mouth and remove all doubt.
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Born and raised in Idaho... lucky for myself, half our extended family were Mormon the other half other largely Catholic, but a quarter other like Baptist. My mom was inactive Mormon and my dad inactive Baptist. And part of extended family on my dad's side was largely catholic. We would have weddings and funerals at various churches... and I often attended all of them at some point... I knew a little Latin and Catholic custom, which is also essentially the same in the Lutheran or Anglican churches... and went to Mormon church Sunday school on occasion and was baptized in it, but fell away from it shortly after... was only 10 years old. Most of our extend family and my own family; everyone didn't care what others in the family believed. I loved the coffee pot in all the other churches, always smelled good. Mormon church always felt kind of like a school (the big gym that's in generally all Mormon churches), or on Sundays a dental clinic or something. Never got involved deeply in any of them though. Just would attend for various functions. I've heard horror stories for deeply catholic or Mormon or any of the various ones; deeply in that their entire family and friends are all part of that church. To each their own. I was fortunate to have family of mixed Christian churches and we all got along. And got to learn about all of them. And found them all... mean well... but I don't believe any of it anymore than I believe the IIiad and the Odyssey. My problem is being sensitive to friends who are still devout Catholic or Mormon. I try not to make bad comments about the cracker for the Catholics, or the weird obsessive hot beverage is bad (really it's caffeine) but many conflate it to all hot beverages... which is weird. I need my coffee and tea and other teas... don't drink that often, but a very occasional alcoholic drink can be nice. Where I completely went agnostic/atheist was in the military where I had no choice on somedays but to attend religious service and/or read religious text only for recreation. So I read the bible completely thru for the first time as an adult... and found it stark raving mad.
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While I do eat bread... I generally eat more soft tortillas more... don't ruin it form dude. LOL! I love making the quick quesadilla. Faster than grilled cheese sandwich. Just pop some cheese between two tortillas. Maybe some baby spinach. Talking about a quick thing. We unfortunately don't pop to the grocery store everyday. Because of the oligarchy. Our stores require a car to drive and pick stuff up. And we work 12 hour days 3 days on and 3 days off 4 days on and 4 days off type... or some baked in overtime schedule... and if we're only working 40 hour full time, we're going to school or some other activity. We need big changes to live like Europeans do today. I'm game for starting with a universal healthcare system. Modeled of the NHS is the best... Germany's is okay. But NHS is better, cuts the costs down significantly and ensures all healthcare workers from the surgeon on down to the licensed nurses, not the registered nurse, but even the licensed nures, the ones who have to lift patients and wipe them... the gritty work. Even they get a sizeable pay. While the prices still are affordable, because only reason prices in the states are so insane... no regulations that cap margins at say 6%... instead they have ulimited margins. And inelastistic demand curve you find in monopolies you find in healthcare... no matter the quantity supplied the price can remain and does remain high... so the thought of allowing prices run-a-muck will bring in more supply that will lower prices... well that ain't happening now ain't it LOL! Fact of the matter, inelastic demand curve items like police protection, fire protection, education, healthcare, water, sewer, etc. many of them being natural monopolies... even a regional hospital can only function as a monopoly because most of the time you're not having tons of people needing hospital services; hospitals are there for emergencies or planned surgeries. So first, let's start with universal healthcare. Then we can move to universal education; just expand K-12 to vocational and higher education. Like was the case until about the 1980's. So tuition (at least in state universities and colleges) really isn't a thing. Like in Germany. Then let's go big on mass transit nation wide; both city and town and regional as well as continental. Much cheaper per customer than flying. And maybe those who would rather not keep buying an expensive car all the time can either sit on the car they have longer, or even have times where they're not wasting money on the money pit from hell, a car... with insurance... and registration... and cleaning it... etc. etc. etc. And that last one can develop a better European like cultural system where people could quickly drop at a store to buy a few things everyday riding the lite rail system... thus homemade baked bread would beat the garbage at the super duper market or wally world.
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The conflict of interest of Congress to be as a household (meaning married couples) but this should extend to family members that are in their custody like under aged children; none should be allowed to actively trade markets, rather a blind trust should be put together or just a simple supplement pension program... they already get a big ass pension without their requiring an additional gambling speculative potential pension like a 401k. Either way, laws are on the books, that the SEC and DOJ are simply not doing their job. The corruption is in Congress, but also in other branches that aren't doing their job in the executive. Potentially even among the judicial branches. So all 3 branches are actively corrupt. Ain't that cute. You just figured that out! LOL! Particularly the last 40 years, has been oligarchs go burrrrr! Revenge from the FDR traitor to his class policies. Corporate States of America! We really do need to change those 50 stars for corporate logos of the top Dow 40 and 10 of the mid or small cap companies. And just change those out as does the DOW when their market caps dip too low and another takes it's place. And our USD motto needs to accord to what it really trusts: In grift, con jobbing, and otherwise screwing the general public do we trust. :)
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It's just dumb on dumb. The stupider the more they'll believe it. Not stupid... it's gotta be wrong.
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His name is Paralax. The irony.
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That entire GW administration should have been tried for war crimes and outright fraud into war. But this also requires us to realize two wars Vietnam and now Iraq then several other ones in between means we need to regain our country from the oligarchs profiteering on war. Or we'll go down in flames as a nation. Supposedly the remaining super power but we have poverty in areas that look near the worst impoverished nation... a middle class that's essentially poorer than most of the poor nations; and basic needs of healthcare completely neglected. We're not a 3rd world nation. But we're not a 1st world. We're a 2nd rate oligarchy that terrifies the world... no better than China or Russia or many other countries with expansionary ideas to compensate for their tiny tool.
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The irony is their special place in the world is not flattering... pun in tended. Sort of.
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@jonhall2274 I mean GW didn't actually win democratically... he won via the electoral college... same with Trump. Our will of the democracy of people is phony in the USA as written. Two ass holes so far this century never one democratic vote of the people. And one tried to insight some beer belly putsch/coupe. And of the largely democratically elected party... they're nearly identically economically to that of the the supposed opposition party. And then media is bought up buy oligarchs... and the propaganda, is so overt... it's similar to old USSR state media that nobody in those former soviet countries, would laugh about nobody believed save maybe the weather reports.
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That's still insider trading, it's the failure of the SEC on the civil side to bring civil law suit as well as criminal DOJ charges. The law on insider trading applies to EVERYONE who has non-public information and trades on that information.
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We the people really need to come together and announce our own constitutional convention. Because our constitution in general needs some serious updates that the powers that be will never put forward themselves. And they're zombifying our nation economically and socially. A disaster that has millions of children without homes, adults unable to afford housing either renting or mortgage therefor KOA campsites are so full they're not accepting reservations. And various public areas have a camper or car with someone living in it... other places have tents and people just sleeping somewhere on bench or where ever. Walmart (Wally World) initially did it to play to the masses love of camping, allowed RVs to park in the far extended parts of their parking lots. Knowing they would be avid customers of their stuff while transiting thru. But because the past 10 years, Walmart realized... wait, many of these people aren't on vacation anymore... that in fact their car, RV, tent, etc. is actually the residence... parking in their parking lot. Even having mail delivered to them at that address. And suddenly most Walmart locations prohibit the parking of RV's over a 24 period, and will call tow trucks to vacate the person if they do so. Of course, this comes as Walmart store locations can't even get the poorest of the poor to routinely shop enough at their stores to keep them open as the past 10 years they've closed numerous stores in areas such as West Virginia and many other states and their counties where people are so poor, that shopping at Walmart is now a luxury.
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I don't know who eats Wonder Bread... it's known to be unhealthy and tasty funky... and generally costs more than alternatives. And you can get deli bread. You're going to delis or bakeries. We have those in the states. You should compare apples to apples. And oranges to oranges. More interesting would be to go to a supermarket in France or Germany... comparing US supermarket breads. And then compare their bakery US stuff with bakeries and delis in France or Germany. I'm confident France and Germany would win still though. LOL! They have some good bread.
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I worked at Sizzler 1999 to 2001... our soft serve machine, similar looking to this thing, was almost always operative. It was only down a few times and for maybe a week the entire time I worked there. So this is weird.... McDonald's needs to find some other machine maker.
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