Comments by "snuffeldjuret" (@snuffeldjuret) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

@gretchenjohnson696 do you disagree with what I wrote?
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@BriansFunHouse well, you can also just stop buying what they are selling :)
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didn't he say that he has been there?
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and you just blamed him?
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how many is "a lot of"?
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@poeticider and how does that correct what they said in the video?
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@poeticider fair enough :D.
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I don't see much of that in my country tbh.
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15:32 modern day person doesn't have a pistol, they have a phone :D. (looks like it anyway)
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awesome video. I have spent a lot of online time at the eastern border (due to spacex activity) so it was really nice to get a different perspective of the border from here :).
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@stinkletoes8285 there are some smart people, yes.
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@nataliasantenello that'll be dope :).
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27:38 as a European, I laugh at this. Different culture? Dude, let me introduce you to immigration here in Sweden :D.
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0:08 that'll be on four sixes, not O6 :)
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China has a lot of control over the movies though.
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@sernik_z_rodzynkami it sounds like you caved as soon as someone asked you to be a bit more specific about your claim mate. "... enjoy your french wine, dutch cheese and swiss chockolade, when listening to swedish music with lyrics inspired by a book written by a german philosopher who was in love with italian paintings." Not sure what point you are trying to make here, but it sounds like you agree with me, so I am a bit confused by your apparent hostility towards me.
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@antiwarantipoverty7908 that does not address my point, so the only thing you do is use whataboutism when there isn't even a point to it :P.
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@sernik_z_rodzynkami I've read it four times, and I still think my question is valid. So if you can't explain your point further or even answer my question, I can only conclude you don't really know what you are talking about. I usually don't like to point out language skills as a thing, but I see your English is far from perfect, so do you think language can be an issue here? "This time try to understand what the intentions of other people are, not what you want them to be." Have you done the same for me? Have you read my comment four times and tried really, really hard to understand what I am saying? Don't ask of others what you don't do yourself. Regarding your first comment, you wrote: "Imagine talking about "European culture"" Well, if you google that term, you get about 10 million hits (while "European cultures" only get about one million), so it is nothing you have to imagine, people do talk about "European culture". That quick look points towards your claim that "Everyone knows that it's actually English culture, German culture, French culture, etc." is not correct. Of course you will always find differences between areas, but if you want to be that distinct there is also no German culture, but different cultures within Germany, like Bavarian culture, so your claim still seems to be incorrect.
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@antiwarantipoverty7908 ??? are you replying to another comment?
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@christsciple "If you meant to reference the cowboy in the video, then you should have." I was referencing you, your argument, your logic. You were referring to what he said, that is why I talk about what he said. Simple things bud. You are embarrassing.
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@christsciple "Here we go again. I had asked you to explain the basis of your statement and why felt mine was illogical." I did. Did you miss that post? Seriously, did you miss it? Really, look through the conversation again, my response is literally there. Bud. Here it is again bud: The terrible logic was saying that the claim that people rely too much on the government "is nothing but uneducated BS" because "Modern societies need government.". When he says they rely too much on it, he actually states that it is OK to rely on it to some degree, hence the "Modern societies need government." does not even contest the claim. Read it this time, bud.
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@discojelly you can use that argument for any totalitarian fascistic ideology...
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