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

  1.  @edwardamos6462  That's a very simplistic answer to the points that we've all made. I'd say that you're keeping it that simple because that's all you've got. You don't know why you believe the way you do and you can't explain it. Not much of an argument.
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  2.  @edwardamos6462  Your experiences have nothing to do with this. I'm talking about evidence that has been brought out in his trial and the police body cam videos. If a person says that he can't breathe while he's lying on his back, in the car, kicking and screaming, and there's no one around him, you tend to think that he's making it up. If he's repeated the same thing, LONG before he's on the ground but standing up and the police are just talking to him, you wonder what he's talking about. He said it 6 or 7 times, maybe even more, before he was on the ground. What made those claims more urgent when he WAS on the ground, the place that he asked to be? You're not addressing any of those facts. And if you think anecdotal evidence carries water, here's one for YOU. I worked with a guy who was constantly complaining how he couldn't breathe, every time it got a little hot out. That was 20 years ago. He's still alive. People say all kinds of things to jerk police officers around. He didn't die in ALL the time he was standing up. In fact, he became extremely violent. The only reason that he could have difficulty breathing, when he was still standing, is that the Fentanyl was starting to impair his breathing and he was already starting to die of a drug overdose. Hypoxia is the primary danger of Fentanyl misuse. The autopsy report says he died of hypoxia. They're police officers, not doctors or even paramedics. They're not as liable to recognise the signs. By the way, they did call for Emergency Services. I'm thinking they did it just to cover all the bases. One of the most ridiculous ideas is that Chauvin, intentionally murdered Floyd, in broad daylight, in front of an openly hostile crowd, who were videotaping him. Who would be that stupid. It's like leaving your name and address at a bank robbery. It makes no sense.
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  3.  @edwardamos6462  Good one. That's quite the legal argument that you've got going there. Ever thought of a career in criminal law? Of course, I'm being sarcastic. You've no real argument so you just call me names. Not what I'd call a brilliant mind.
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  4.  @edwardamos6462  Yeah....just like OJ was innocent. That jury was scared out of their wits. Even a member of Congress was inciting for more violence if the verdict didn't go the way she wanted. Who would they turn to for protection? The government? Both Biden and Waters said that there was only one acceptable verdict. Had they declared not guilty, those jurors would never have a moment's peace for the rest of their lives. I hope you're proud. The lynch mob has won.
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  5. So Michelle Obama is afraid that her daughter will be racially profiled. By who? WHITE cops? Talk about racially profiling, Michelle. The lack of self awareness is astounding. You'd think that an attorney would be smarter than that.
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  6. Why does that guy, in the dress, care so much what the old vet thinks? Does everyone have to like him? Is that it? Leave the old guy alone and grow up.
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  7. Wayne Gretzky never cross checked anyone. However, Gordie Howe, Mr. Hockey, he would have been a better example. He was a nasty SOB, although one of the best there ever was. Mr. Hockey would have cross checked him without a second thought.
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  8.  @vinceruland9236  Thanks. The weird part is that she wasn't like that until she got pregnant. At first I just thought that it was a phase, that she'd go back to normal once the baby was born. It didn't. It seemed to get worse. Finally, after about 5 years of it, I had enough and walked out. It wasn't an easy thing to do. I'd made a pledge to honour that marriage and it went against everything that I believed in but I refused to be treated like her personal slave. In the end, I decided that it was her that let us down...not me.
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  9. Just when Terry Crews is going to tell him that BLM isn't all about police brutality towards blacks, Don Lemon interrupts and won't let him speak. He knows what the BLM mission statement says and he doesn't want Mr. Crews to reveal it to the public because it would prove Donny wrong. Don Lemon isn't just an enemy to the countless black lives lost due to inner city violence, he's an enemy to all Americans. A lot of Americans are just too brainwashed to get that.
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  10. This guy probably owns a landscaping business. He loves the cheap labour.
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  11. I thought that LIa was Justin Trudeau for a second.
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  12. "You don't do things because it makes you feel good. You do things because it's the right thing to do" (Paraphrased) Right on. If you could only get people to understand that, we'd be in a way better place, in the world. Keep up the good work, guys.
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  13. Great logic they got there in Maryland. They want you to pay child support and then make it difficult for you to get a decent paying job. What a great idea....with the best of intentions. What could possibly go wrong? LOL.
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  14. That's what the Mueller Report was all about and the subsequent Mueller hearings. How Trump cheated to win the 2016 elections. A good part of this was due to Hilary's insistence that the election was stolen from her. It cost the American taxpayer millions.
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  15.  @thebedroomintellectual2460  LOL. Good luck to them. I'm in Canada.
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  16.  @CCPLord  I'm not blaming the kid for the police actions. I'm blaming her for how she behaved, ON THAT DAY. That's doesn't excuse what the police did. Once again, I'm talking about MY responsibility if that was MY child. MY child. It is my job to teach her how to behave in these circumstances, to teach her to try to maintain self control, no matter what. That she could have represented herself, as a human being, in a much better way. For you to inject murdered family members....and WORSE, things that didn't happen, is illogical. I have a responsibility to my child, to ensure her well being, her survival even, by teaching her that she must always try to maintain self control, as much as possible. If she believes that this kind of behaviour is normal, then she'll accept it of others and she'll take up with others who lose control and react in horrific ways, to her detriment and it could be a LOT worse than just a little pepper spray. It's my responsibility to show her that you cannot control how others act, but you can control how you behave. I can't do that with police officers. I can't go down to the local precinct and start teaching the officers how adults should behave. They're not my responsibility, but MY daughter is. Get this. If she was MY daughter. Not if that was MY police force. Then I have to deal with their behaviour, but I didn't come from that angle. I've said, right from the start, "If that was my daughter". I have a job, as a parent. Someone has failed her, big time, long before this horrific incident happened.
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  17.  @CCPLord  If someone had been killed, that would have been the story. It would have been mentioned. If it was worse, like you said could be possible, do you really think a screaming child would have been the story here? That the story would have been about the dead person and how the police compounded that situation by their stupid behaviour with a child. A dead person is a MUCH bigger story that a child being pepper sprayed, as bad as that it is. You're adding things to the story that aren't even there. You can't write your own narrative and then use that fabrication to prove how correct you are. You have to go by the facts.
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  18.  @CCPLord  I'm making assumptions? You're the one that brought up about family being killed and worse. Where did you come up with that stuff? It wasn't mentioned in the video. You pulled it out of your.....hat. I saw a 9 year old girl, screaming her head off, out of control, in the throes of a temper tantrum. I saw a bunch of police officers unsure on how to handle it and took it way too far. All I'm saying is that a good parent, especially with all that's been going on with the police, would have prepared her for such a scenario. Told her that if a police officer approached her, that the best thing to do is to remain calm and do as they say. That's all I said. Prepare your child for life. There are bad people out there and some of them may not even be bad but stupidly dangerous. Someone didn't do that. She acted in the worst possible way and the cops acted in the worst possible way out of exasperation. For her own safety and her own well being, she should be taught that. What does it matter to her safety AFTER the fact. She has to be ready to handle it before it happens. She has to be prepared. That's the job of a parent. You're the one making assumptions. Family getting killed....you MADE that up. When you use a made up narrative, in an argument, you're using more than assumptions. It's getting close to a bald faced lie. I'm astounded that you , as an adult, can't see that, that is, if that's what you are.
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  19.  Gbraith  Where did I say that I was ok with it. That's something that others have projected onto me. I'm saying that I have no control or influence over how the police behave. I can't know every police officer. I do have influence over my own child and I can teach her that taking temper tantrums, screaming her lungs out, refusing to cooperate with someone with a police officer, could have dire consequences for her. Not that it would always be her fault but there are things that she could do to lesson the chances of being cuffed and pepper sprayed. Had she quietly and politely got into the car, she wouldn't have been cuffed of sprayed. That's a fact and you know that. You won't admit it because you're afraid that this somehow lessens the horrific reaction of the officers. It doesn't. She poked the bear and the bear poked back. I can teach her that it isn't always the best decision to poke the bear. She's never been shown that as far as I can tell. Regardless of the police behaviour, she still behaved badly and it shouldn't be acceptable, either. Both parties can be wrong in their own way, you know.
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  20.  @middlegroundparty9436  Sure they are. "some of those rioters"....LOL. Kinda suggests that MOST of the rioters aren't paid by Trump, doesn't it? If that's true....why don't the Democrats and their media strongly advocate for the violence to stop? Hell, they keep calling them "peaceful" protests. What they should be doing is telling their followers to not protest as "Trump's rioters" are taking advantage of them. They're not though because it's BS and deep down you KNOW IT. You don't have to like Trump and I can even understand why, but don't let it degenerate into hatred. Hatred clouds rational thought. You're allowing emotion rule your brain.
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  21. Guys like this and drag queens are no different than those who used to do blackface minstrel shows. They're doing a parody of women, of how they believe women look and act, just like those in blackface were doing a parody of black Americans. I'd be a little insulted by his behaviour if I were a woman. Not much insulted, though, because I have thick skin and it takes more than a clown for me to feel insulted.
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  22.  @bryanheart6149  I don't share my tax bill with the world and neither do YOU. However, I do share my taxes with the government under the assurance that this will remain private and only between the agent assigned and myself and any person hired to do my taxes. The minute that I refuse to do my taxes, the government can come after me for tax evasion. If they're not satisfied, they can audit my assets. Trump was being audited and the IRS has never charged him with any tax fraud or evasion. He doesn't have to share his financial status with Rachel Maddow, CNN, Barney Rubble or YOU. That's none of your business. He only has to share it with the government agents who asses his tax bill. Period. If you find out that YOUR bank is granting loans without any real estate appraisals, get your money out tomorrow.....in ten minutes if possible. Your money isn't safe there.
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  23.  @PhullyNo1  It seems that you don't have too much to say, do you GENIUS? However, I'll bet you're still muttering to yourself that Trump committed fraud. If you had any integrity, just a tiny speck of it, you'd admit how wrong you were but we'll never hear from you. Your hatred, your TDS won't allow you to admit that you don't understand what really happened.
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  24. Mangione is on her shirt. This is a man who shot a man in the back. All my life, it was the common belief that anyone that would shoot someone in the back, was the worst of cowards....and she supports it. Goes to show you just how low the left has fallen.
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  25. Kind of a pointless comment, or should I say troll?
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  26. He probably thought that kid was going to take that Nerf gun to school. To quote a great thinker. "What a maroon".
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  27.  @AfterKai48  Mosquitoes have killed more people than Covid has....BY FAR, in human history. Over 1 million people die of malaria every year, most of them under 5 years of age, and 300 to 600 million suffer from the effects of the disease every year, just to name one disease. Diseases that are spread to people by mosquitoes include Zika virus, West Nile virus, Chikungunya virus, dengue, and malaria.....copied and pasted from CDC.GOV. Millions have also died of Yellow fever in human history. They had to stop work on the Panama Canal, for a time, because so many were dying. Now what was that about taste or smell or something?
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  28.  @AfterKai48  You're the one that mentioned mosquitoes in your comment. I was just telling you that mosquitoes have been way more dangerous than Covid and it's not even a close race. Malaria can even be recurring, over years. That's my point. Also, I know people who've had Covid and they can still taste and smell. I also know someone who died from it. I know 2 people who've lost the ability to taste and smell due to accidents, both due to brain trauma. They don't like it but they live with it. I lost a testicle due to cancer. I don't like it but I'm not traumatised by it, not do I suffer mental anxiety over it. I never did. It just is and I live with it. I'm just glad to be alive. Maybe if it was socially acceptable to show gratitude for the good things in life instead of focusing on the bad, we'd all be happier. We're too busy encouraging each other to air our grievances instead of our gratefulness for our existence. I'm going to shower and then sit out on my lawn chair and enjoy the sunshine and the beauty around me and my absent testicle won't enter my mind once. Why would I think about it? Self pity won't bring it back or change a thing except my own peace of mind.
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  29.  @michaelmulvihill7710  What you don't understand is the long term effects of shutting down the economy and doubling the national debt in less than a year. Or the effects of printing money to cover that debt. What that means that if we do it again, for another year, it's another doubling of the debt and even MORE money in circulation which a recipe for runaway inflation and horrific economic collapse in 3rd world countries. That means starvation, which especially affects the children, who will be affected by the effects of childhood malnutrition for the rest of their lives. My sister adopted a girl who, at 3 years old, nearly starved to death. She's suffered from all kinds of health problems because of it, including a kidney transplant....all because of the effects of starvation. Right now people, living in 3rd world cities, are out of work and money. They're going into the countryside to forage for food. That means that they're spreading the disease, they're killing wildlife and flora to live and are prey to criminals who will steal what little they have. The UN has warned that there are at least 10 million at risk of starvation right now, due to the lockdowns, and that lockdowns should only be used in extreme circumstances. But....go ahead. Be afraid of the long term effects, that you've even admitted that you don't even know if they exist or not. That'll feed the masses in the 3rd world and ease your conscience a bit.
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  30. "I'm not comfortable answering that." You're terrified to answer that, would be more accurate, and I don't blame you. The LGBTQ church will have you excommunicated and shunned. You could lose your job. If you're a student, you'd be a social and scholastic pariah. God help you if you're studying biology and you give an accurate answer. How can you celebrate "women's month" when you don't even know what a woman is? The contradictions of the radical left can only leave an adherent confused, bitter and angry.
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  31.  @orange_cat  Please....PLEASE.....vote. They'll only cheat if they think that they have to and trying to talk conservatives, out of voting, is EXACTLY what the Democrats want. If we don't vote, they won't have to cheat. We would be handing them the presidency if we don't vote. That means that we'd never be able to catch them....EVER.....if the conservatives never vote and the Democrats don't have to cheat to win. Actually, you're doing exactly what a Democrat troll would do. Talk the supporters of the opposition out of voting so they can gleefully show how they're the true choice of the people.
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  32. Libertarians are the adaptable conservatives.
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  33.  @tonydoesntcare  I will stand for something if it's true. I'm not arrogant enough to believe that I'm ALWAYS right, no matter what. If it's pointed out that I'm in error, in some way, and they can prove it, I'll acknowledge that I made a mistake and correct it. I refuse to stubbornly cling to an idea even after it's been proven, without a doubt, that I'm wrong. That's at the very definition of the word "fanatic". I'll admit my mistake and adapt. Sticking my fingers in my ears and droning loudly to drown out the dissenting voices is for children.......and fanatics.
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  34.  @goldenshark3182  I don't see a comment that even mentions "Temple of Doom". I see that the person that you were talking to edited his comment so he must of fixed it. Since I can't see it, that's what must have happened. My mistake but, in my defence, and honest one.
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  35. Catholic schools are funded by the government. That means they're obligated to follow government mandates, including those surrounding gender ideology.
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  36.  @Ser_bobbathan_wasabathonthe5th  LOL...something like that.
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  37. They'll ignore it. Down deep they know that it's wrong but their white guilt won't allow them to criticise the guy. There will be blacks who feel that they're justified in that kind of behaviour and the white Liberal won't say a thing about it....mostly due to their own weird racist attitudes.
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  38. I went to college with a couple of bubblebrains like her. It hurt to sit in class and listen to their incessant babble.
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  39. I'm starting to hate these two. Every time I watch one of their videos, I spend the next 20 minutes half blind with tears from laughing so hard. I'm a control type of guy and I don't like losing it like that. But there's nothing like a good belly laugh, as my good buddy used to say, so I'll be back tomorrow. Funniest duo since Abbot and Costello.
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  40. The difference is when people don't like me, I don't automatically assume it's because I'm white. I like to think it's because they're a-holes but I have to admit that I could be the problem, sometimes. People aren't going to like you. That's life. If they're doing it for reasons that are illegal, do something about it. Otherwise, get over it and move on.
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  41.  @Joshingyouhard  I can't speak for your experience or how you perceived it. What I can express is my doubt that those administrators spent every minute, of every day, hating on YOU and you only. I'm more inclined to believe that some were overtly negative towards you at times and that you've converted that as a day long singular attack on you because of your black skin. Maybe I'm wrong but I've never seen that when I went to school. I've seen kids that the teachers didn't like for different reasons but a concerted assault by the administration....never and not even close. Sometimes you see what you want to see. Once again, I wasn't there but don't those administrators have anything else to do but go after one little black kid?
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  42.  @glassontherocks  Sagan never went so far as to say that there's no biological differences between males and females, that it was all about feelings. Sagan would give facts but in a layman's terms. He'd never say that Venus could be Mars and that it was all in how you looked at it. Neil even made up a "fact" in this interview. He said that women long distance swimmers were better than men. A quick google search showed that the men's 10 kilometre Olympic record is 25 minutes faster than the women's record. I've never heard Sagan pull stuff out his butt but I could be wrong. The one thing that is certain, Neil isn't following any science when making these gender claims.
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  43. That Democrat said that 50 percent of the senior care providers in New Jersey were immigrants, most of them legal. If they're legal....NO PROBLEM, you jerk. What is a problem is that senior health care, an extremely difficult job, is poorly paid and people that want to make a good life for themselves and their families aren't able to in those fields. What this guy appears to be advocating is the perpetuation of this low wage status into the future. All those good people working LEGALLY, in that profession thank you for that Mr. Democrat. (deep sarcasm)
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  44. All you drunk drivers, if confronted by the police....RUN. Run like hell. They can't stop you. I just have one question. Does that rule apply to ALL Americans or to Blacks only? Do I have to comply? I need to know this before the weekend. I plan on getting rip roarin plastered on Friday and need to know my options.
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  45.  @kuiperkoch3498  What do you think government childcare is. That's leeching off others. The government takes money, right out of your paycheck, to pay for the childcare of other peoples kids. It doesn't matter if you've never HAD kids. You still gotta pay the taxes to pay for them. Try NOT paying your taxes. They'll be after you with the full force of the law. They want to leech off you so you can look after their kids through judicially enforced taxes. What he's talking about is voluntary. You can ask your neighbour, family member or friend to look after your kids but they can say no and that's the end of it. You can't get a lawyer and FORCE them. It's their choice. So...who's REALLY doing the leeching here?
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  46. She doesn't want them to come because she just realised that Guatemalans are Trump supporters. She don't want no Trump supporters.
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  47. Joe Biden reminds me of "The old man" portrayed by Tim Conway one the Carol Burnett Show. LOL.
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  48. Biden wants the racial divide because he's hoping that this will destroy the Republican Party forever. The end game will be a one party nation.....sort of like China.
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  49.  @littlelizardpsycho5178  I'm afraid not. If there was, Steve Jobs wouldn't have tried alternative methods to cure his cancer that didn't work. I'm sure that Jobs would have given almost all of his 10 billion dollars to cure his cancer if it was available. Yet, the man is dead because he was killed by pancreatic cancer. If the elites are dying of cancer, then there's no cure.
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  50. So.....are Muslims homophobic or are gays Islamophobic? This is getting really confusing.
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