Comments by "June VanDerMark" (@junevandermark952) on "People Are Waking Up to How Depraved Those in Power Really Are" video.

@gherzome Would like me to get into your bubble, where you believe that your perception is the only one that should be allowed?
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@gherzome Then tell us, what IS your opinion on what you perceive is" other people's depravity?
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@chadkline4268 I don't expect to understand currency, nor do I expect others to understand how it all works. I'm just thankful to receive my senior's check every month, because in some countries seniors have to live with their adult offspring, and I want to be independent. I'm thankful that I live in Canada, and I would also be thankful to live in the United States.
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@SuperDZONI96 That word EVIL stems from religion, which insinuates that a devil exists that is leading "only" spiritually weak humans to commit evil deeds. I suggest the terminology should be changed to "emotionally disturbed," and that term (without exception) would include all humans ... which would not only be fair ... but would also be honest.
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Ever since the men of ancient times coined the word "evil," people have been pointing at each other as BEING evil ... killing each other as being heretics, infidels, blasphemers, sinners against a creator. Such ignorance is not bliss. It's only natural that humans would want to believe that only others are responsible for all the problems on planet earth, but it's time we grow up and realize that we are all responsible for the mess.
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@WSmith_1984 Canadian Quotations, edited by John Robert Colombo … Published 2006 Violence A man is more than the worst thing he has ever done. Sentence from the seven-page, handwritten suicide note left by Ralph Hadley, the postal worker who stalked and then murdered his estranged wife and himself, sparing their 11-month-old son, 20 June 2000, Pickering Ont., in Renee Huang, “Fatal Attractions” The Globe and Mail, 23 June 2000.
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I suggest that we are all depraved, and that way, we can just look in the mirror to see in ourselves what we see in others.
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Those of you who wanted Donald Trump to overthrow the government, wanted to be the ones to also overthrow the government, so that you could dictate to others the new set of rules. Don't deny it ... because that is what you were, and are, thinking. You liked his style, simply because that would be your style, if only you had the power.
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@DanielTorie For people whose sights are set on a losing party, there isn't any such thing as a fair and transparent election. You will always be certain that you were cheated. It was, and is, rather see-through however, that Donald Trump and his followers, didn't think any cheating occurred in the States where he won the majority of the votes.
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Being that money talks, does that mean that everyone who is extremely wealthy is depraved?
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Those of you who wanted Donald Trump to overthrow the government, wanted to be the ones to also overthrow the government, so that you could dictate to others the new set of rules. Don't deny it ... because that is what you were, and are, thinking. You liked his style, simply because that would be your style, if only you had the power.
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@gherzome We all assume things, and we are all morons. Doesn't being part of the world's people make you feel loved?
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@gherzome And of course you think that I am depraved for not perceiving others as being depraved, as do you. Am I right about that?
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@gherzome I don't know about you, but I relate to these following short comments. ... The reason for Almost All Mental Illnesses - Prof. Jordan Peterson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW_zpi2hmI4
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@anathema2me4EVR "Who" spent 200 years together?
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@pearlfeather9326 200 years together, doing what? What is your point?
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@pearlfeather9326 Read "what book?"
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@pearlfeather9326 I suggest that we are all depraved, and that way, we can just look in the mirror to see in ourselves what we see in others.
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@pearlfeather9326 Absolutely not "what?" Can you please write a full sentence, or paragraph, explaining what you mean?
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@peggyfranzen6159 What are the highlights of the book, from your perspective.
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@chadkline4268 What about Frederic Basiat: The Law? Did he have answers about how to make human nature change, including his own human nature of selfishness?
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@chadkline4268 Those who think they have answers to make a better society, are the ones that don't recognize that we are all as greedy and manipulative as the next person, and given half a chance, would be the ones in power, taking more than our share of the wealth. We can all tell good stories ... in a book.
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@chadkline4268 I don't have any interest in people's words that express if they were in positions of power, how they would behave. From my perspective, those in power are as self-centered as those who don't have any power. We are all cut from the same cloth, and I don't mean that to be associated with the nonsensical idea that we were created.
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@chadkline4268 Any person that thinks that he or she can run a government that would please unruly, constantly complaining citizens, to the satisfaction of the citizens, is fooling his or her self. Citizens most often focus on what they don't have, rather than what they do have, and that is because self-centered human nature always wants more.
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@chadkline4268 And I suggest that you keep in mind that if someone gave us each a million dollars, and said, "You can have it, under the condition that you don't ask where the money came from," that neither one of us would care to ask. I am fond of dirty money, because I don't believe that there is such a thing as clean money. Even in the printing of the money, there is a human will to manipulate, and once the money touches human hands, it is downhill from there. As citizens we're just not nice animals, so I suggest that we own that fact, and stop pointing at others as being the problem.
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Those of you who wanted Donald Trump to overthrow the government, wanted to be the ones to also overthrow the government, so that you could dictate to others the new set of rules. Don't deny it ... because that is what you were, and are, thinking. You liked his style, simply because that would be your style, if only you had the power.
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@SuperDZONI96 A messy government is where there is more than one party allowed. The politicians police each other, and bicker back and forth to try to win elections. What a wonderful system. In a dictatorship, there is one man that rules, and you follow his "advise," or meet a swift end to your lives. Do not KNOCK the government in the United States. It is good, BECAUSE it is messy. Of course it's not perfect. The politicians have to try to appease a whole lot of spoiled people, who all want only their own personal laws to dictate the lives of others. I live in Canada, and no matter which party is in power, I am thankful every day for the treatment I receive, and by the way ... I live in a trailer, in a trailer park. When you want too much, you might end up with someone in power such as Donald Trump, who, with his slick tongue will promise you anything ... just to get your votes ... and then WATCH OUT.
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@SuperDZONI96 Your problem is, you are spoiled rotten and don't realize that that is the case. In some countries if you talked about the government the way you do in this post, you would be dead before nightfall. And if you were able to be a dictator of a government, I suggest that most people would be shot dead by orders from you ... because you are just that full of hate towards people in general.
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@SuperDZONI96 The fact is, you are not at the border, desperately trying to enter the United States, because the government you left behind was trying to kill you. That is how I know you are spoiled rotten.
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@SuperDZONI96 And people that are starving to death, are not on social media, because they can't afford food, much less a computer, and a roof over their heads.
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One man that escaped dire poverty in Hungary, was not amused, when his wife started to complain over some trivial matter. She shut right up, when he said, "What??? Are you starving?
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@SuperDZONI96 I don't know about others, but I relate to the following short comments. ... The reason for Almost All Mental Illnesses - Prof. Jordan Peterson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW_zpi2hmI4
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@WSmith_1984 Canadian Quotations, edited by John Robert Colombo … Published 2006 Violence A man is more than the worst thing he has ever done. Sentence from the seven-page, handwritten suicide note left by Ralph Hadley, the postal worker who stalked and then murdered his estranged wife and himself, sparing their 11-month-old son, 20 June 2000, Pickering Ont., in Renee Huang, “Fatal Attractions” The Globe and Mail, 23 June 2000.
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@anarchorepublican5954 Canadian Quotations, edited by John Robert Colombo … Published 2006 Violence A man is more than the worst thing he has ever done. Sentence from the seven-page, handwritten suicide note left by Ralph Hadley, the postal worker who stalked and then murdered his estranged wife and himself, sparing their 11-month-old son, 20 June 2000, Pickering Ont., in Renee Huang, “Fatal Attractions” The Globe and Mail, 23 June 2000.
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