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

@mamabazzz He had a knife at a high school track meet. He sits in a tent set aside for another high school team instead of at his own school's tent. He knew what he was doing. He could have left but he chose not to and automatically went into his bag to get his knife. This kid had issues and was the architect of this entire situation.
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@MarcusC-pn5zr You're correct. What we have is a left wing movement who believes that right and wrong is subjective and fluid, basically saying that right and wrong is undefinable. There is no right or wrong, for them. There's only the cause. If it helps their cause, it's right. If it hurts the cause, it's wrong.
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@robforge7667 When something bad happens to you, you do feel it more deeply. I would feel horrible when someone lost a child, especially when it was someone that I knew, but I never knew how earth shattering it was until it happened to me. Also, a changing wind may end up with a person looking at things in a way that they've never done before. Once you're willing to do that, you may find that you've been wrong all along. If it happens all the time to someone, it's difficult to take them seriously but Ana has been consistent for year about her left wing beliefs. She's had to face the consequences of those beliefs and that can really change you. There's only one thing worse than lack of empathy and that is misplaced empathy. Those who feel empathy, inappropriately, do so with the blessings of their conscience and that can be very satisfying and destructive. We're experiencing misplaced empathy on a societal level and it's tearing our country apart.
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@andyluamarta I'm 72 years old and I grew up on a farm. I was 7 or 8 years old and going out to pump water out of the well to drink. When I was 11, I used to milk the old Jersey cow so we'd have milk on the table. The damn thing kicked me, stepped on my toes and kept whacking me on the side of my head with its tail as I was milking. I had 4 sisters and 2 brothers and we had no money. A nickel was a big deal. My parents grew up in the Netherlands during the depression and WW2. No electricity, no running water, no food at times. My dad came from a family of 16. He's now 93 and the idea of abortion angers him deeply. He said that life was tough, my grandfather was a gruff old man but that was life and he appreciates all the sacrifices that his parents made to raise him and his siblings. He did the same for us, at times working 3 jobs....at a shoe factory at night, on the farm during the day and as a musician on the weekends. He used to tell me to be grateful that we were Christian folk because it was up to him, he'd make me work on Sundays, too. I know how tough life was. Kids here in North America have it damn easy, today. I think that I had it easy compared to my parents, grandparents and all those before that. We've become a bunch of crybabies, with no gratitude for what our ancestors went through so we could finally have the easy life......but all we do is whine. What a way to spend the only life that we have. I don't feel silly at all. I'm grateful.
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@bartsimp It is systemic racism. The racism of the Democrat party who designed the inner city cycle of welfare, broken families, lawless schools, gang bangers and rappers as cultural icons and a victim mentality that blames everyone else for their problems and creates a nihilistic view of life. That's the REAL systemic racism. The Democrats blame the system while they, themselves, are the victim. It's an incredible propaganda machine.
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@ChrisandJess98 Not religion. Christianity. Islam doesn't hold forgiveness as a virtue.
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Stop voting Democrat would be a big step towards a solution. You don't have to vote Republican but vote for anyone who is NOT a Democrat.
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@DominicLeung87 Refusing to admit that you could be wrong is a path to failure. I know that elves don't exist but if I seen one in my back yard, I'd have to admit that I've wrong about that. I can prove a left wing advocate is wrong on an issue and it won't open their eyes to those facts. It makes them angry and they refuse to discuss it further. As an example, I showed someone proof that Jen Psaki, Biden's press secretary, that she said that they were working with Facebook to allow only approved ideas on that platform. Did the proof stop and make him think? No. He became angry AT ME. "What are you mad at me for?" I asked. "I didn't say it, she did. Be mad at her". Reasonable people change as new facts are uncovered. Ideologues get angry and refuse to change.
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@andyluamarta Why would anyone be damned to a life of misery if a baby is born? That's quite the claim.
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@ozymandiasultor9480 If you took a small piece of flesh from an aborted fetus and sent it to a lab and asked them to identify what species that piece of flesh came from, what would their answer be? I'm genuinely curious.
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@ozymandiasultor9480 How would they know that it's a part of a fetus or what species that fetus belongs to? It's just a small piece of flesh. isn't there a DNA process? Again, I'd like to know. No need to be rude and tell me it's none of my business. We won't resolve this issue by being ill-mannered towards each other. You seem to know. Enlighten me....enlighten us all. I'd appreciate the information.
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@andyluamarta It is a possibility but if that were the case, people have lived lives of misery throughout human history. In fact, thousands of years ago, that was life for everyone. Thankfully, they had the strength to endure so we can be here talking about it. It's rather sad when a grown adult has to admit that they're too weak to do what our ancestors were able to do. I'm now sure what that one word comment "fetus" is supposed to mean, either. These are all just observations and questions that I have.
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@ozymandiasultor9480 So, they do know what species the fetus is. It's human. You'd be ending the existence of a human. The deciding factor would be whether it's attached, to the mother, by an umbilical cord or not. So, if the child is born and out in the air, can you still end its existence if the umbilical cord is still attached? Is that your position? When someone says "It's none of your business", I find that rather abrupt, rude even. Maybe you didn't mean it that way but that's how it comes off.
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@ozymandiasultor9480 Didn't you just tell me that a DNA test would tell us what species the fetus was? So what species would that species be? Would they return the answer that it's the possibility of a human or would they say that it's human. Possibility of a species seems rather vague...not a very definitive answer. It's either a specific species or it's an unknown species or no species at all. The baby can't survive if the umbilical cord is detached from her either. Even at a week old, the baby can't survive on its own. It still needs outside attention to survive. This leaves us with the moment of the umbilical cord being detached. One second the cord is attached and the screaming clump of cells isn't alive and then SNIP it's alive. That's not what you're trying to say, is it? Until we can decide whether this being is a living human or not, we can't decide whether it's my business or not. So what is it? Is it the SNIP that the deciding factor on whether it's alive? I'd really like to know when that moment is.
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@ozymandiasultor9480 Not my father's concern. He had to work 3 jobs, 70 hours a week to raise those 7 clumps of cells and it's none of his concern? So he was a slave to my mother's whims. My grandfather did the same for 16 kids and he had to keep his mouth shut? And people call our society a patriarchy. Wow. Strange how you completely neglected to answer the question about that moment when a valueless non-life became a valued life. is there a reason for that?
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@ozymandiasultor9480 So you really think that those kids should never have lived? Maybe I shouldn't have lived either? Thanks. By your rules, YOU shouldn't be alive, either because the history of humanity says that EVERYONE lived in poverty before 1950.....unless your family belonged to the elite class. Lots of money and not a hard time in their lives. Coming from privilege and telling us poor beggars how we should live because we're too stupid to figure things out for ourselves. I love the arrogance with that sneering remark about boomers. Biased much? What's amazing is that you don't want to answer my questions. What's the matter? Are you afraid to be direct or honest? Afraid of the place where those answers will lead you? You tell me it's none of my business, basically telling me to shut-up but I'm the one imposing my opinion. "Sit down you dumb boomer and I'll tell you when to talk". I'm not allowed to have an opinion. The elites are known for that kind of arrogance.
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Dyson has a net worth of around 5 million bucks. Race hustling has been really good to him.
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