Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Triggernometry" channel.

@R14-m4z First....that's something that would fit in with the book "Mein Kampf". Second, there's a lot of people of Jewish last names who are strong against those rulers. Dave Rubin and Ben Shapiro, to name a couple. What you're doing is looking for the Jewish names and when you find one, that appears to fit, you sit smugly back and feel vindicated. I can do the same thing. Klaus Schwab is German. Now I'll look for German sounding names and I will prove that it's part of a Fascist ideology that has allied itself with the Jews. I'll find those German names, too. I've given myself parametres that will guarantee that I will be correct.
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@itsmorphed6416 I wanted to understand the mindset of Adolf Hitler and his German followers. So I read all kinds of material about the man, the times and what he said in his speeches and his book "Mien Kampf". Unknowingly, I was following that old adage that advises us to "Know your enemy" an idea originating from Sun Tzu. Just because he studied Trotsky, that doesn't mean that he admired him, if that's your point.
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@MildlyAmuzing I wonder if the water was bottled by Fanta.
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@novinceinhosic3531 The N-word was an innocuous word which was part of the dialect or accent of those living in the south and Appalachia. It was derived from the word Negro which the Spanish word for black. There were different types of slaves at the time and using the word "Negro" meant black slaves from Africa, using the Spanish word for black. Southern Americans pronounced it as the N-word, just like "yellow" was pronounced as "yeller".....like it was in the movie "Old Yeller", yeller referring to the colour of the dog in the movie which was yellow. In the book "Huckleberry Finn" the Widow Douglas was referred to as the "Widder Douglas". "Fellow" was pronounced as "feller". The "O" sound at the end of those words were changed to the "er" sound. They didn't mean it as a racial slur at the time. It was a descriptive referring to those blacks who came from Africa. We turned it into the swear word that it is now. Same as the term "coloured people". That's bad but "people of colour' is good even though it means and used the same words to describe the same thing. You're using emotion in an attempt to validate forced language, like forcing people to use the new pronouns. Even a picture of Uncle Ben became a part of this weird political correctness. Had Uncle Ben been white, his picture would still grace packages of rice. You may think that you're fighting the good fight but you're making things a lot worse.
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@stevekook-xw3is Strange how West Germany did so well and East Germany was a human hell hole. One Capitalist and one not, both starting at the same time, one flourishing and the other languishing in poverty and tyranny. There may be more than just Communism at fault for the hard times in Bulgaria but it sure didn't help either. Stalin had millions imprisoned and killed. So did Mao and Pol Pot. Cuba ended up as a terrible place for Cubans and we can't ignore the difference between North and South Korea. Why is one so prosperous and the other might well be the worst place to live on the planet? You sound rather angry. Try not to be so emotional when assessing history and ideologies.
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@itsmorphed6416 Now, you're putting up a good argument. In fact, you're probably correct on your assessment. Blair did oversee the politicisation of education. How much Freire directly influenced his thinking is uncertain but Freire's work is essential in how our schools have changed and not for the good. I didn't care for the way that you formed your comment and I think I made a good point on why. People can't come to a rational conclusion by that comment and it could lead to erroneous conclusions which I demonstrated. I appreciate that you came back with a response that showed that you knew what you're talking about. Too many, would have ignored me mainly because they're were pulling stuff out of their backside and they know it.
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Most were Russians. There were Russian Jews in the leadership but as Stalin became entrenched as the Soviet leader, the Russian Bolsheviks turned on the Jews. It's why so many Russian Jews went to Israel, if they could. Life wasn't all that good for them in the Soviet Union.
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@m4inline Why wouldn't he have a "chip" on his shoulders? He has family members who suffered greatly from the "socialist" regime in the Soviet Union. It's a part of his family legacy. It was Marx who said that socialism is a transitional stage to communism. Socialism may not BE communism but it is indicative of how communists feel towards all dissenters. You either go with the transition or become a victim of it. Neither a very pleasant proposition.
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@sallyb8013 The church was just a stepping stone in our human quest for the truth. It's a part of learning, not the end or the journey.
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@anonymous666951 Another Cambodia apologist was Noam Chomsky. First, he said that there were no killings in Cambodia, that it was all American propaganda. Then, when it was revealed that the killing fields were actually happening and he could no longer deny them, he claimed that it was the Americans who were behind it. He just couldn't admit that Pol Pot and crew were avowed socialist and Marxist revolutionaries and that part of that revolution was to kill all those of the ruling class. He did the same with Hugo Chavez. I'm sure that you'd have lots of stories about media personalities who look the other way from socialist atrocities because they actually approve of them. I know that I do.
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@LowlyEidolon Could it be that your body produces testosterone and estrogen at different levels or stages than what in normal for the general population? That something within isn't working the way it should and it causes problems in how your body handles emotions? Maybe that's why the estrogen therapy works for you. Therefore, the same treatment may not work on others and to give children these drugs without a comprehensive medical and psychological evaluation can be extremely harmful. I'm no expert but it does seem like common sense. You're absolutely correct. Drugs ARE weird and mood altering drugs shouldn't be the default solution to how they're used. Our bodies are way to complex an entity to be treated as if they can be treated with a "one size fits all" type of treatment.
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@MrKotBonifacy So the Soviets weren't able to train or motivate East Germans for the expected confrontation with NATO. East Germans had to suffer and West Germans lived the good life for a confrontation that NEVER HAPPENED. I may not be the sharpest pencil in the box but I'm certain of one thing. If given the choice, almost everyone would choose to have lived in West Germany over East Germany, international politics be damned. I'll even say that you'd have made that choice as well. There's a reason that they built the Berlin Wall and it wasn't to prevent 2 way traffic.
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@adamgrimsley2900 It's a mob when 50 of them show up at your home. It's a relative descriptive. When the minuscule is all you can hear for their excessive noise, it becomes a mob. They're using the "squeaky wheel gets the grease" adage as an ideological tactic.
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@adamgrimsley2900 It didn't happen to me so everything is fine....right??? That's quite the attitude.
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@nickbarber2080 Yeah, they used laser surgery, a very new method at the time. Had they done it the more conventional way, it wouldn't have happened. John Money used it as he saw it as a perfect opportunity to test out his ideas on gender. When things weren't going the way that he wanted, he tried to force it by abusing the boy and his twin brother. He didn't call it abuse of course but I'm sure Mengele thought that he was doing good, too.
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Lewis did. So did Ben Johnson. They were vilified and called cheats. The big joke was when Johnson won at the Olympics, he was the great Canadian hero. When they found out that he doped, he became that Jamaican cheater. We Canadians loved him when we thought he was legit but hated him when it was revealed that he cheated. Integrity was still important in those days.
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@homewall744 It's as if you've never heard of the recent opioid scandal, brought to us by the drug companies and dispensed by the very doctors that you laud as being the ones to listen to. Untold lives were destroyed and lost but it's all good. They were doctors and they know best. Same as the lobotomy scandal, something that happened in my lifetime. That was a giant success (extreme sarcasm). Then the Thalidomide issues. I know people that were directly and physically affected by that great medical leap forward. Doctors are humans and because of that they're just as prone to greed, ideological and social pressures and corruption. Also, it's been known for years, that gender dysphoria was largely a male phenomena. Yet, it's dominated now by teenage girls and that referrals, in Britain, have spiked by nearly 4000% in 10 years. Strangely, that hasn't been the case in 3rd world countries. One has to wonder why. In my 15 years of school, I knew of only ONE person that I would call gender dysphoric and not ONE kid in my school committed suicide that I'd ever heard of. Yet, if we are to believe the supporters of trans medical procedures, there should have been all kinds of suicides due to their inability to get medical treatments. It just didn't happen. In other words, most of transgender claims are bogus and are used by a specific ideology to distort reality and that is another discussion.
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@ShaunHensley No one is claiming perfection here, but this is a new and unique issue and problem that has infected society the last few years. Unless this behaviour is something that you're engaging in, this should concern you. YOU could be a target in the future and suddenly everything you care about could disappear over a misplaced phrase or a burning desire that someone has to destroy a person's, ANY person's life, as an act of self gratification. I'm at a loss to understand the mindset where one deals with a problem by pointing out that there are problems somewhere else. It's childish and it is a guarantee to allow that problem to fester out of control.
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@LowlyEidolon What you said seems to support what I was thinking. it's not just the levels, it might be how the hormones interact with one another and maybe even the times they are produced or even outside factors may dampen or enhance the effects of one hormone and not another. I'm expressing it rather simplistically, as I'm not a medical man, but my point is that there can be more than just the levels of hormones involved with your problems. I realise that I don't know a lot about it, except the superficial, but I can't help but wonder if even the experts know fully what's going on. I'm sure it becomes even more complicated during puberty and menopause both male and female. I just gender affirming treatment as the ultimate and ONLY solution for gender issues, especially teenagers. I wish you the best with your health issues. It's good to hear from someone with real life perspectives on it. I wish you the best with your health issues.
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@LowlyEidolon I can't see why anyone could be offended by anything that you wrote. It makes a lot of sense. Now, I'm going to say something that some might be offended at and why they would be offended by your comments. They're ideologically possessed. When you're in the grips of an ideology, one can become quite belligerent to have those beliefs challenged and they'll react in anger and claim that they've been offended and that the other is being insulting or bigoted. it's a way to avoid examining beliefs, especially if they make no sense. Trying to hold opposing views as fact can be quite frustrating and the only way to deal with it is to not deal with it. That would explain the anger they exhibit or how they don't want to talk about it. Don't worry about how long your comment is. You've put together a very coherent case and that's what makes it interesting. Common sense beats a rant any day of the week.
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@LowlyEidolon Thank you for the information. I kinda knew this stuff but it was all rather disjointed in my mind. You brought a lot of clarity to what I did know and added a lot that I didn't know. That's the problem with ideology. It ignores anything that conflicts with it. You can't allow ideology to negate facts. Things will end up in a real mess if you do. It was a pleasure conversing with you.
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@TubaTones Yes and that's because Fascism was a brand new thing. It hadn't existed as a National ideology that ruled a nation before Mussolini founded the Fascist government of Italy. However, the socialist ideals of Fascism, was already solidly entrenched in the American conscious. Not as a known ideology with a name but one that was in practise, to a certain extent. Jim Crow is a variation of Fascism and was embraced by Hitler as a means to racial purity. It was a big part of the Dixiecrat philosophy that resisted the Civil Rights movement of the fifties and sixties. I find it surprising that more people don't realise this.
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@marioarguello6989 The Crimean War ended in 1856, which is 58 years before WW1 started. Times had changed a lot. WW2 started 21 years AFTER WW1 and Hitler broke a lot of the mandates imposed by the Treaty of Versailles, long before the war even started. An 20 year old, in 1918, would be 41 when WW2 broke out. The memories would still be fresh in their minds. A 20 year old in 1856 would 78 years old when WW1 broke out. With an average lifespan of 52 years, in 1914, most Crimean vets were long dead. Also, Russia lined up with Britain AGAINST Germany at the start of WW1. Times change and they had become allies. That's not so unusual.
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@andrewjoyner4133 All she does is re-post tiktok videos that have already been posted. She doesn't condemn them or even talk about them. She just shows the videos and because of the high profile of her site, they go viral so it's seen by more people than just the small following of the persons who created the video. She makes no judgement when she re-posts the video. It's those who sees those videos who become upset and go after the more egregious of those posters. She's never doxxed anyone.
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That won't help the women who transitioned into men. They'll still get their butts kicked and there will be more complaining about that. It'll end up with a trans men category and a trans women category and we'll be right back where we started from.
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I find that a lot of people that I talk to don't realise that they're supporting communist talking points. They claim to be socialists and say that they deplore communism and can't realise that CRT and other new ideologies are based in Marxism. They really believe that they can have socialism, the forerunner to communism, and freedom, as well. They can't understand that Venezuela is the perfect example of a socialist democracy that evolved into totalitarian Marxism and this is the inevitable end to socialism if we don't keep the socialists in check.
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@Conserpov I'd say it's because radical socialists have infiltrated our institutions and especially our education system. They took advantage of our freedoms to distort what our country and Constitution stands for. He's complaining about Communists.
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@martingifford5415 I had circumcision surgery done when I was 6 due to an infection. Not that big a deal. In fact it was a relief for the pain of the infection to stop, in spite that it change the appearance somewhat. However, it didn't look any different that it does when it was fully erect before surgery. Circumcision has been done for thousands of years, all over the world and it seems it was more prevalent in the tropics. Even the Mayas, Incas and Aztecs and other tropical American indigenous nations practiced male circumcision. I'm sure that there have been surgical accidents during the procedure but they'd be quite rare as it's a very minor surgery. Not like amputating full breast, genitalia, and the surgical construction of male and female genitalia. A new vagina includes daily dilation for up to a year because the body is trying to heal, what it sees as a wound. For me, the discomfort lasted about a week, that I remember and then it was forgotten until people, like yourself, started to tell me that I was mutilated. To me, it wasn't even a scar. I just don't get it, at all.
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@scillyautomatic The MSM refuses to accept or even talk about how Marxism is permeating American culture. They even try to tell us that Antifa isn't a thing, that CRT is idea in law, even though the people, who support those beliefs, have written books telling us exactly how it will be put into practice in education, the media or other areas of life. The rules about misinformation is one of their weapons. They get to decide what's true and they'll shut up anyone who strays from their truth. It's being presented that rules, for what they call misinformation, is good for the stability of the country. They make it sound nice but it's as insidious as it gets.
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@GoodAvatar-ut5pq Isn't it strange that you just watched (I'm assuming) a conservative young black lady, who voted Republican, being embraced by conservative Republicans. They don't care that she's black or a woman. They care about her integrity and character. In fact, she's said that the worst racism that she'd ever experience is from the left, who tell her that there's something wrong with a black woman with conservative values. It's the same attitude that left wing activists had with Larry Elder, calling him the black face of white supremacy, implying that he's not thinking as a black man should. There is no one more hated, on the left, than a person who they see as an apostate and they use race, gender and other superficial stereotypes to validate that hate. It's why they turned of Tulsi Gabbard, a woman of colour who refused to toe the Democrat activist line.
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When I was in high school, back in the late sixties, Jewish Nazis were SO rare, so enigmatic, that someone actually wrote a book about a specific Jew who joined the American Nazi Party. A case study in the unfathomable. Now, they're gathering by the hundreds to hear and cheer on the current "Nazi" presidential hopeful. The world sure has changed.
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Then you've never had an interest in sports. It's been professional for over 100 years. I'm 71 and I played hockey, in my teens, with guys who made it to the NHL. My favourite pro hockey team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, have been around since 1917. There are pro teams that are even older than that.
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@djtwo2 I played hockey, soccer and baseball. I was average good and I loved playing because it was fun. Now, I'm 71 years old and have a bad back. So I have my fun by watching those who are really good at what they do. That makes me stupid? I only have a few years left and I'm going to spend it doing things that I enjoy and if that means spending money to watch a hockey game, that's MY business and no loud mouthed bully is going to change my mind...so eff YOU.
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Extremism is the purview of the authoritarian. Believe and say as they do or ELSE.
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@Americansikkunt Did you know that every time Trump mentions the success of his "Operation Warp Speed" at his rallies, the crowd boos. Operation warp speed was Trump's initiative, his "baby", so to speak, yet they'll boo him. How is that possible? They don't "care to go any deeper"....yet they boo him for that. It sure is perplexing.
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@JeansiByxan It's because they've been indoctrinated into a neo-Marxist ideology. They see themselves as the soldiers of a new Socialist age, in which the individual no longer exists. To do this they must turn the children into the activists of the future that will destroy the system and rebuild into their vision of the state. It's a political ideology which presents itself as a Gnostic religion. As an example, Critical Race Theory, which isn't taught as a subject but more as a practice, was conceived and named by a group of self described Marxists in 1989. It took place in an old convent in Madison Wisconsin and the name was suggested by Beverly Crenshaw and attended by a couple dozen of other Marxist like Richard Delgado and Derrick Bell. They're great supporters of the Marxist educator Paulo Freire, who advocates for the indoctrination of children in the school system of Marxist principles. It's a very coordinated plan to transform the very spirit of America.
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Don't sweat the little things, Kirk. It'll drive you nuts.
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@mrwhips3623 So why did Germany invade Denmark, Norway and the Netherlands? The Netherlands had declared neutrality yet that didn't matter to the Fascists. Why did the Fascists take over the entirely of Czechoslovakia? What threat were they to Nazi Germany? Why did the Nazi employ slave labour camps? Why did they put my uncle, a Dutch citizen, into one of their slave camps. He wasn't a Jew or Gypsy.....which brings me to another topic. Why did the death camps exist? Yeah.....I know. It's all a lie. That seems to be the go to for all the Fascist supporters, also known as National Socialists. Isn't it strange how Belgians speak Dutch....yet the Netherlands see no reason to invade and annex the part of Belgium that speak Dutch. ONLY the Nazis did that. You're defending a lunatic leader, who was the head of an insane ideology that ended the lives of tens of millions. The Germans didn't have to invade Poland. They chose to do it and that's why they were the bad guys.
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@adamgrimsley2900 Did you not hear about the mob that went to Judge Kavanaugh's house? Protesters went to city council member's house in Seattle, too. There were protesters banging on the doors of Tucker Carlson's house and spray painted his driveway, terrifying his wife to the point that she hid in the pantry. In Rochester NY, BLM protesters climbed onto a person's porch roof, banging on the walls of the home. Protesters, in Portland, went to a black veteran's neighbourhood and threatened to burn down his neighbour's home if he didn't take down an American flag that he had erected in his front yard. His neighbours all came out and stood up to the protesters. Is that enough or do you want more?
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@timfallon8226 Not the strange. They'd already fought Germany in WW1, so they saw Germany as an enemy. Also, Germany was a border country to France and fairly close to Britain. The USSR had to go through all of central Europe to get to France and Britain. It's only natural to be worried about the aggressor standing next to you than the one across the street.
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@joemiller9931 That's doesn't mean that he wasn't a Fascist, also known as a National Socialist. Mussolini had been a radical Socialist for years, following in the footsteps of his parents who were also Socialists. Mussolini was the editor of a major socialist newspaper and a socialist politician before he adopted the ideas of Giovanni Gentile, the man who formulated National Socialism. It wasn't a big leap for Mussolini to adopt Gentile's ideas.
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@johnnyblue4799 If you'd read the works of Gentile, Mussolini and the speeches of Adolf Hitler, it becomes obvious that Fascism is a form of Socialism. Socialists hate this but it's a fact.
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@Yunky_ Palestinian supporters have been claiming that Israel has been committing genocide for years. When they're not crying "Genocide", they're going on about "apartheid"....as if there are any Israelis in Gaza. The only Israelis that are now in Gaza were brought there against their own will. No Jew is living in Gaza and the people of Gaza want it that way. The people of Gaza are living in their own state and elected Hamas to lead them. So now the IDF is there trying to free those hostage Israeli citizens....if possible. Hamas decided to go to war on Oct 7/23 and they got it. What kind of war has no casualties? It's what war is. If Hamas didn't want to lose the war, they should give up their hostages, call for peace and a peace deal that will ensure that there is never another action like Oct 7th.
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@aindriubradleymarshall6226 Orwell demonstrated the truth of that, with the 2 plus 2 equals 5 incident, in his book "1984". Orwell used a basic truth, corrupted it and showed us a man who was made to believe an absurdity. Voltaire and Orwell predicted what we're seeing right now. Men can get pregnant and don't you dare disagree or face the metaphorical rat cage tied to your face.
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Come on, you guys. There are 7,942,645,086 different genders. One for every person on the planet. I'm different than the person beside me, whose different than the person beside them and so on. When it's all said and done, we're all our own unique gender. Next year, at this time, there will be 8,108,605,388 genders. Isn't it great!!!!!! I just gotta figure out what to call my gender. Maybe "Jack Haveman" is good enough. I'll use Jack/Jack as my pronouns.
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Because the implications of this run deeper than just cheating and that's bad enough. It has to do with being FORCED to go along and being gaslit when you say something. The girls on the Penn State swimming team were told that they could get psychiatric help if they were having problems with it, as if THEY were the crazy ones. Misgender someone and they can come at you using the force of law. You could lose your job and any chance of finding new work. Here, in Canada, you could face fines or lose custody of your children. That's what makes it interesting.
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