Comments by "EarthSurferUSA" (@EarthSurferUSA) on "Govern me harder, daddy!" video.

  1. "One thing I learned over the last several years is just how stupid a staggering percentage of people are." My first cognitive experience seeing that must have been at least 15 years ago now, when I sat on Jury Duty. 8 out of 12 of the Jurors, I sure would not want on a Jury if I were in the hot seat. It is even sad to say, the defending lawyer was not very bright either, as I made some of his case from the Jurors box with a question they were not smart enough to ask. In court,---you are better off defending yourself today, and hope you have a Judge with a good brain.
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  2. "As an adult" 3 years ago in school. LOL You would be surprised how many "adult children" we live with, and you do have a long way to go. But you are thinking as you should be, (figuring out reality). Good job. Keep up the "good" work. :) Some Thomas Sowell and Ayn Rand reads, I think you would like to fill in the "troughs of our lack of understanding" between the peaks of our knowledge. I did not become an adult until I was in my mid 40's (my business took off, and i was on my own,---and making money for a change with 3 college degrees that did not do much for me economically.). Many people retire as children. They have had a state baby sitter all their lives. But with a brain in our head, and free enterprise in our hands, we can do much better than the poverty the baby sitter promises us. That is what freedom is. It is not freedom from animals and plants. Freedom from the overbearing people who work for state. Not adults,---needed a baby sitter too.
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  3.  @JesusFriedChrist  A teacher in Palo Alto CA. back in the 70's I believe, natzified his students in 2 weeks as an experiment spurred by a student asking "Why did the German people not do anything?". It is a true story put on film, and was a PBS special back then. It is on YT (believe it or not), and it is called "The Wave". Those kids, will never forget that lesson. It was starting to get ugly, and the teacher had to figure out a way to end the experiment with education. The teacher in real life got fired.
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  4. This is actually an intellectual battle, and you FBI guys on a fishing trip don't get it.
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  5. They have been taught to accept communism in their schools, and a class action law suit is needed for talking them out of their liberty. "We will get exactly what we deserve, and it all depends on how we think." (Ayn Rand) Today, education better start after graduation, or these kids will not live one day of their own life. They will be living their lives for the state, and that is communism. It is still their choice, if they can "think" about it.
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  6. Nobody has ever experienced freedom in school. We used to have the freedom to study what we wanted for "free enterprise", but today, my old JH school (built in 1977), now has the official sign stating "Enter to learn (what ever the state approves), Forward to SERVE." Serve the state, of course. Go ahead, call the Scottville Michigan (Mason County Central) JH school, and ask them why their sign supports communism?
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  7. 18-24 Those are the graduating years usually. They don't know how to make money and survive unless they get a job from the state. They are actually begging for their survival, and see poverty as their only option. That is what happens when communism destroys free enterprise. The kids have no where else to go.
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