Comments by "TheBlackSpark" (@theblackspark2644) on "Candace Owens" channel.

  1. ? Why does she need support? She left on her own terms.
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  2. The "give em hell" tweet is clearly referring to Hamas. I imagine he posted it shortly after the October 7th attack.
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  3. Yeah, as someone who's a big fan of both parties, this drama is very confusing and disappointing, and both groups seemed to handle it quite poorly.
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  4. ​ @Jonna-vm2wd  cope
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  5. This feels like poorly researched drama peddling. You're losing my respect, Candace.
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  6. The best lies contain part fact, part fiction.
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  7. ​ @MarkBritton-s8u You mad she's getting called out for her questionable behavior?
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  8. Free speech baby
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  9. OK that's a little weird
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  10. ​ @l.h842 Our "allies" during WW2 btw.
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  11. ​ @Ian-qe3ox  Nothing but insults? You're not winning any favors here.
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  12. You guys are just going to overlook the whole "those whose sins you forgive are forgiven, and whose sins you retain are retained" quote?
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  13. I highly recommend that book. Also, Day of Deceit written by Robert B. Stinnett.
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  14. Why exactly is this relevent news? Are you just farming drama or something?
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  15. I'm not convinced. Jordan Peterson is on DW+.
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  16. Yeah, that one was great. I just listened to it today. It's really shocking learning what things are like in the UK.
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  17. Yep, we definitely need education reform in this country
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  18. So far, she's spot on with everything she's covered here in this episode. There may be a few details here and there that are wrong, but everything else here is correct.
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  19. ​@basetsana1618 Then this has to be one of the worst jobs of reporting I've ever seen.
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  20. Desolving public education would be a plus. We need a new system anyway, the old one is massively outdated, little more than government propaganda and indoctrination at this point.
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  21. So you're just farming drama views now?
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  22. +1
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  23. ​ @TheMary0831  I disagree. I try not to let little things like that bother me.
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  24. There are a absolute ton of things about both world wars which are false and are still widely accepted. For example, "Hitler was going to take over the world if the US hadn't gotten involved" compete rubbish.
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  25. ​ @Kelly-pp1et The only one? Doubt it.
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  26. Wait hold on, things starting to get interesting here. There's definitely a ton of false information surrounding both world wars which needs to be dismissed. Richard J. Maybury wrote two excellent books on the subject, definitely worth the read. I wonder how much Candace will cover because this is a very deep rabbit hole.
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  27. Catholics are Christians, but not all Christians are Catholics. The Gospels are the same.
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  28. Us Catholics disagree.
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  29.  @gounch.1186  10/10 response.
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  30. Two books I would recommend by Richard J. Maybury are World War 1&2: The rest of the story they don't tell you today. Both quite short reads and very eye opening.
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  31. We will see..
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  32. Oh, don't even start. Nobody has control over comment sections. That is the stupidest argument I've ever heard. Naturally this drama is going to attract the attention of actually antisemitic individuals.
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  33.  @jdbm1978  Based.
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  34.  @michaeijackson1353  And your source for that is? "I read it on the internet so it must be true" isn't going to fly here.
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  35. I know what you mean. I felt it, too.
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  36. There's a lot more information there that needs to be uncovered. For example, there's a lot of suspicious behavior that suggests the president at the time intentionally provoked Japan into attacking Pearl Harbor.
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  37. Are you ok? You seem to be hallucinating.
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  38. Show evidence or shut up.
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  39. Crackhead detected
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  40. This drama is weird. It feels petty, from both sides.
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  41. ​ @Isaacindelicato123  I don't like your attitude. Seems nasty.
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  42. ​ @ddfelder2  Yikes
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  43. Baseless accusation. You've no evidence to back it up, so stop blabbering. You just sound stupid.
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  44. ​ @paolorossi8470  Nobody agrees with you. The comment ratio is 9-1 in support of JP. You're wasting your time here.
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  45.  @baylorsailor  Right, at the start of WW2 they had a deal with Hitler to not fight each other and the Soviet Union would get part of Poland, then Hitler tried to invade the Soviet Union and instantly ended any risk to the west. I think this was before the US got involved.
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  46. He also never said they were consecutive.
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  47. ​@iwlnillaShe's definitely a political commentator, not sure what you're talking about.
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  48. Twitter brings out the worst in everyone.
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  49. That would be the most incomplete history ever taught haha. Everything candace says in this episode is true, maybe with minor incorrect details here and there, however, there's a metric ton of information not widely known that she didn't touch on.
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  50. Exactly.
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  51. That's the story I've heard.
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  52. Literal brainrot comment.
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  53. The Axis could never have won WW2. Their economies, resources, and manufacturing were simply too small.
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  54. Pearl Harbor was a provoked attack by FDR to get the US involved in WW2.
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  55. What?? This sounds like something a crazy person would say.
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  56. I don't think so. There are a lot of more pressing issues.
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  57. Welcome to reality
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  58. Signing bombs is weird.
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  59. No she's spot on when it comes to the question of WW2. Richard J. Maybury wrote two books on the subject that go way deeper than Candace does in this episode. World War 1&2, the Rest of the Story. Google/wiki the author and/or books if you care at all. He's not a conspiracy theorist either.
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  60. I thought her WW2 video was good. Though it was really shallow compared to how deep it needed to be.
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  61. The current country of Israel is not the same as Israel from the Bible. That said, they certainly have the right to defend themselves.
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  62. ​ @SarayEcheverri-w9w  Yep. Other questions like: Why did the US ally with the likes of Stalin? Who killed more innocent people than even Hitler.
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  63. He's not untouchable. If you say stuff like that, it just encourages his detractors. That said, these are pretty insignificant criticisms from Candace. Talk about making a mountain out of a mole hill.
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  64. ​ @Mars9982  That tweet was made in response to the October 7th attack.
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  65. +1
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  66. No, you haven't matured.
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  67. ​ @Piotr9944 "public cheering for genocide" This is why I don't believe this narrative. You people are straight up lying constantly.
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  68. Uhh, not sure if she ever thought that.
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  69. I doubt that.
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  70. Also, read World War 1&2, the Rest of the Story by Richard J. Maybury. You will not regret it.
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  71. Defending Stalin... That's a new level of insanity.
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  72. ​ @neviasista You deny that Hamas is a terror organization?
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  73. I'd watch that. Provided it doesn't turn into an emotional yelling match.
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  74. The US government has never been involved in a "just" war with the Civil war perhaps being an exception however that is debatable. There's a lot of suspicious behavior surrounding FDE, Churchill, Japan, and Pear Harbor. There was also a lot of going over the heads of congress to involve the US in WW2 by provoking Pear Harbor. I'm not going to say anything else on the subject except recommend two short books that bring up a lot of questions on both world wars from a non-intervention viewpoint. The books are World War 1&2, the Rest of the Story by Richard J. Maybury. Just google them if you're not sure if you'd be interested in reading them. Naturally, it's very hard to get people to read any recommended books but you will not regret reading these if you're truly interested in the subject. You could also wiki the author if you would like to know what other topics he covers, I think he's such an underrated author.
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  75. Cope. The evidence is against you.
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  76. Is that death toll you mention the same one released by Hamas? I can not take you seriously if you're going to be using reports from Hamas as the basis of your accusations against Israel.
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  77. Twitter encourages impulsive behavior.
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  78. ?? Brainrot, no new wars, remember?
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  79. Oh, I turned that setting off years ago, so annoying.
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  80. Nobody is going to respect you when you act like that.
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  81. 32:25 Torching the public school system we have in America is one of my favorite pet peeves. It's an incredibly outdated system from back in the industrial revolution designed to make soldiers and factory line workers based on a Prussian model. This is why they don't teach critical thinking skills, it's little more than government indoctrinating at this point.
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  82. Definitely not, far too petty.
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  83. ​@jellyfishi_ Yes, they do.
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  84. And how exactly do you know he lied?
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  85. Holy smokes! No thanks.
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  86. Deranged take hoooly
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  87. I think Candace is losing her way.
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  88. I guess this kind of drama is what happens when you conduct your communication via Twitter?
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  89. I disagree. This segment was poorly researched and felt off.
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  90. Nothing she said here was false.
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  91. ​ @erinues7._-  She better have proof. Just because some conspiracy theories are true does not mean this one is true. Any moon landing deniers or flat earthers out there?
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  92. +1
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  93. Here's how I look at it. Japan is an island nation with minimal natural resources and a manufacturing base far outstripped by those of the Allied forces. A blockade would have ended the threat I think. Without imported resources they wouldn't be able to rebuild their navy. Their oil had already been sanctioned by FDR (This was before Pear Harbor btw, which is the reason that happened in the first place. Japan knew from the start they didn't have a chance against the US in a war due to economic factors so they oppted for a desperate attempt at forcing a rapid surrender using shock tactics as their only option, otherwise their military would grind to a halt in a matter of months I think). I'm probably wrong, but I don't see any reason for a ground invasion or forced surrender once they stop being an active threat.
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  94. Ok hold up a moment. Are you talking about military conquest or ideological conquest? Not sure if it even matters because Germany lacked the natural resources and large-scale manufacturing capabilities to win such conflict, basically, they were really good at making a few things with really high quality. A close look at the economics of the war will expose the truth. Also, conquest makes you weaker not stronger since you have to spread out all your forces and that last bit about conquering the US would definitely not have happened. Not sure about the Japan bit, I have my own theory on how a land invasion could have been avoided but I wouldn't credit it with much likelihood of working.
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  95. It's early yet, I'm withholding judgment until I see more content.
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  96. ​ @FRND23 Yikes
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  97. ​@dankamekicpopovic1771 We who? Clearly, you're wrong. Everyone here is disagreeing with you.
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  98. You are not aware of the highly questionable behaviors of FDR and Churchill involving the provocation of Japan by sanctioning their oil and sending The Flying Tigers, some "volunteer" air power to China, cornered and without oil their military would grind to a halt in a matter of months, thereby forcing them to undertake an unthinkable war against the US, a superpower with gargantuan manufacturing potential compared to their tiny island nation with minimal natural resources. In such a situation, their only hope was an attempt at shocking the US into a quick surrender.
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  99. Not American the country and founding principles. The American government.
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  100. ​@ufz777 If you call everyone who disagrees with you stupid, you're not going to make any friends.
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  101.  @sfteevee8303  Rubbish. Who gave you the right to tell people what they can talk about?
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  102. Stop trying to justify it when you yourself are ignorant of said facts.
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  103. ​ @Nasballim They absolutely do. Don't lie.
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  104. Why would it not be? After all the money the DW invested into her show, why would they turn around and kick her out? It's pretty obvious to me that she left on her own terms.
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  105. ​ @InMyBunker  Freak
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  106. Didn't ask bro
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  107. How delusions do you have to be to think that?
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  108. Catholics are Christians bro, not sure what you're talking about.
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  109. It's a lower case g. It's also very clearly a joke. Anyone who isn't harboring some weird bias would see that.
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  110. Thought you guys were against censorship?
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  111. What are you waffling about? They absolutely are.
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  112. Any "economic or humanitarian" aid counts as war funding as it allows Hamas to use their own resources to buy weapons. Money is fungible.
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  113. More light needs to be shed on the actions leading up to Pearl Harbor. The idea that Japan would attack the US unprovoked doesn't compute.
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  114. In short, I think both world wars can be summed up as one group of empires suppressing another group of rising powers, nothing really different from what the British empire did before other than the technological differences. There was really no justification for the US to get involved.
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  115. When it comes to the question of both world wars the primary mistake made by America was to get involved in the first place, we basically arbitrarily sided with one group of war mongering empires to suppress a second group of rising powers while labling it "good guys vs bad guys."
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  116.  @RCGWho  Yep. Not much else you can do in that situation. The only real "winners" here are the Swiss who stayed neutral through both wars.
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  117. ​@paolorossi8470 You and I both know you're lying. Go back to forechan.
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  118. Sarcasm? The ratio is 9-1 in favor of JP.
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  119. Correct, Hitler had already effectively lost before the US got involved.
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  120. Source: I made it tf up.
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  121. My guy. The Israel of today is not the same Israel from the Bible. Just because they have the same name does not mean that they're the same.
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  122. Pearl Harbor was a setup. Deliberately provoked.
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  123. Sounds about right.
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  124.  @anacc3257  Several things. 1. The bombing of Dresden happened after Germany had effectively lost. It was not needed. 2. Every major nation on all sides of the conflict had a history of conquest. The US's "Splended Little War", British Empire, French Empire, etc. 3. World War 1 started when certain countries wanted to form their own empires just like the French and British who came before them, they were simply late to the party. The only reason the war was anything of note in Europe is due to alliances and advanced weapons. Other than that, it's business as usual for European powers. 4. The US government got involved in WW1 because of terrible trade policy. The first example of this is the Barbary Wars; merchants demanding protection from the government because they wanted to conduct trade in dangerous waters/territories instead of providing it themselves. British propaganda was also involved. 5. World War 2 was caused due to oppression of the German country which was forced to pay of the war, look up the Treaty of Versaillies. They were also banned from using steam ships and were forced to revert to clipper ships lol. It caused a lot of resentment in the country which allowed Hitler of come to power. 6. The US got involved in WW2 because FDR was breaking neutrality by going over the heads of congress and aiding China against Japan and coluding with Churchill to sanction Japanese oil which forced them to try a desperate attack aginst the US in an attempt to shock America into a quick surrender because they knew they had no hope of winning against the US in the first place due to vast the differences in Japan and American natural resources and manufacturing. 7. Every major nation on all sides of the conflict had a history of conquest. The US's "Splended Little War", British Empire, French Empire, etc. I got all this info from World War 1&2, the Rest of the Story by Richard J. Maybury. Just google/wiki the author and books if you're actually interested, he's not the conspiritorial type.
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  125. +1
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  126. Twitter is a mistake.
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  127. There is no genocide happening in Palestine. Stop believing Hamas propaganda.
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  128. +1
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  129.  @artn2950  Every government is evil. Power corrupts. I'm just shocked at how quickly the American government fell despite having such a great foundation.
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  130.  @dansmith8417  There are no good guys and bad guys in war breh. Both sides committed lots of atrocities. The US government should never have gotten involved. The true "good guys" are the Swiss, who stayed neutral throughout the both wars.
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  131. Let's wait until we learn what it's about first, eh?
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  132. ​ @I.M2008 Guess I have to disagree.
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  133. Or the collision between FDR and the British PM Churchill to provoke Japan by sanctioning their oil supply thus forcing them to try a desperate attack against the US which they would never have committed to otherwise given the sheer might of American manufacturing capabilities compared to their own. Looking at the economics is quite enlightening.
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  134. ​ @TheMary0831  I could say the same about Candace. Accusing someone you disagree with or don't like as a grifter is a cop out.
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  135. We need to transition to using Natural Family Planning and develop discipline and move away from brain chemistry-altering pills that will "fix all of our problems with no effort" there's no such thing as a free lunch.
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  136. Or the fact that there was a photographer on a medical boat in the middle of the harbor ready to take photos of the attack.
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  137. Japan is an island nation with virtually no natural resources and very little manufacturing compared to the US. I think blockades and sanctions would have solved it. I doubt they would have surrendered but they would have stopped being a threat at that point.
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  138. He doesn't celebrate genocide. Stop being delusional.
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  139. Ukraine was invaded because they were trying to join NATO even though they promised not to. The US should not be involved and NATO should be disbanded.
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  140. ​ @RoseReadings  I'll imagine she'll get around to it.
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  141. From what I have read, WW2 was pretty much directly caused by the oppression of Germany after WW1 which allowed Hitler to rise to power.
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  142. ​ @fancyhitchpin8675  You can blame that on Hamas.
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  143. Where in the constituion does it give you that right? It's not free speech, that's for sure.
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  144. If you think the US was ever in danger of being conquered, you're delusional.
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  145. I'm still not buying the whole Palestinian genocide narrative. I've seen no evidence other than Hamas propaganda to support it.
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