Comments by "Sheila Smith" (@SheilaSmith-z8g) on "Tucker Carlson and Michael Shellenberger Break Down the California Fires" video.

  1. Humans have always loved good stories. A good story has a protagonist and antagonist; a central theme or statement that humans understand; it has a beginning, middle and end.... a resolution to the central problem of the story. Hollywood is doing none of that, but putting together a series of visual/audio events unconnected to any story. A bunch of confusing mini events, with the injection of sex, a homosexual couple, and violence to keep audience attention. A propoganda movie is not good story telling that audiences want.
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  2. How do governments present it self to the governed? They present as powerful enough to protect its people against any external danger. What does government do when realizing a threat they can't defeat? 1. Claim there is no threat 2. Or that it has a secret program, that has the threat handled. Governments will never admit they are unable to defeat a threat.
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  3. What should citizens do about a government killing them and destroying property? When do citizens realize voting, and recalls don't produce change? It took the colonists 15 years of pleading with the British king unsuccessfully to take a last resort action. When will Californians realize they have reached the end of their rope?
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  4. Carl Marx was married with children. His only "job," writing and lecturing. When he inherited money, he did not pay his debts or support his family. He spent the money on himself. Being lazy, he believed the rich were not entitled to their wealth and it should be seized by government and redistributed among the entire population. Want to understand a person's ideology? Examine their personal behavior. Communism is a belief of envy, resentment and entitlement.
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