Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "The Rubin Report" channel.

  1.  @Gnolomweb  Rubin has all kinds of ideas and beliefs, some of them a part of the leftist lexicon. He's a Libertarian. He believes in what makes sense to him. He doesn't believe, and this is important, in the collective principles of the left. That is the defining belief of the modern leftist.
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  2. I say she should apologise for her bigoted assumptions. Her finger is pointing in every direction except inwards.....where it belongs. Someone should tell her that ending racism and bigotry starts at home. That applies to everyone....no exception.
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  3.  @martypeterson9214  You may not be able to prevent fires, floods or hurricanes but you can put the infrastructure in place to mitigate the damage and allow for a rapid recovery. Florida has been doing that to deal with their hurricane problems which they know will come. They do a stellar job in mitigating damage and rebuilding after the storm has passed. When you cut the budget for the Fire Department, allow equipment to break down and not be repaired, don't clear the dead debris or what the fire sees as fuel, and don't bother to collect every drop of water when the rains and snow melt does come, the rest of the country starts to resent bailing out your do-nothing attitudes. California wastes tax money on the ridiculous and does nothing about the danger that lurks in the reality.
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  4. Well said. His election was the triumph of the Civil Rights movement. It felt as if all the years of racial tension could now be put behind us. It took Obama 8 years to undo it all. Riots, BLM and the beginning of new rounds of racial tensions not seen since the early nineties. And here he is, perpetuating the myth of "Jim Crow two point 0". Instead of bringing the country together, he's tearing it all apart. He didn't just disappoint us. He betrayed us all.
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  5. As a Canadian of Dutch descent, I'm also appalled. Maybe she wants to be an honorary Dutchman.
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  6. @Henry James It was an example. Don't be intentionally obtuse. It's NOT a good look. When someone is allowed to speak, without interruption, that person is setting out his case, unfettered so their ideas are completely exposed, to all of us, in the best way that they know how. That is also an exchange of ideas. Ideas, born in their brain, verbally expressed, so I can allow it to enter into my brain. That's an exchange of ideas, too. If I wanted to hear two people yelling over each other, and even see people stomping off in anger, I'll watch MSM where you hear nothing but anger and the only thing that enters your brain is a cacophony of noise. Not for me. I want the ideas to be expressed articulately, without interruption and rancour, just like this video was. I don't even have to agree with them but at least I know what I'm disagreeing with.
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  7. So what? He had a choice and took it. It may not be the right choice for you and you may not want to take the jab. I don't think that you're making the right decision but so what? It's NOT MY DECISION!!!! It's yours...just like it's not YOUR decision on what Dr. Drew or me or anyone should do. That's the thing about choice. Each person gets to make their own decision. They don't get to make YOUR decision or make the decision that YOU like for themselves. You're being no different than Dr. Fauci and the rest who want to make decisions for you. Let him do what he wants to do.
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  8.  @shanecorning5222  I'm Canadian and we celebrate Thanksgiving. It's about being grateful for what we have, the opportunity to be free and to better our lives. It's giving thanks for the harvest and for the people in our lives that matter to us. That's what it means to me. I WILL celebrate Thanksgiving. I will NOT allow politics to stop me from feeling gratitude for my life, on Thanksgiving or another day of my life.
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  9.  @babajaiy8246  There are 2 million Muslims living in Israel. They can vote, join the military, become policemen, run for political office, own a home and run their own businesses. They aren't being forced to leave. It's those living in Gaza, who are being held hostage by Hamas, who cause trouble and then hide among the innocents of their country.
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  10.  @petemclovins9166  I know a guy who tells me that he has the same problem working in the Canadian Arctic. He's forced to hire the indigenous, of the area, but he has to hire someone to actually do their work, as well, because the indigenous do nothing. Everyone knows this is going on but they all turn a blind eye. It's not true of all of the indigenous but it is for the majority. There's nothing that can be done about it.
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  11. I don't even want graphic depictions of heterosexaul acts being shown to grade four children....even if it's between husband and wife. It's pornography and not suitable for children.
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  12.  @Mordalo  Isn't that something. I gave you dates, writers and historical events to show you that there ARE sources, at least 2000 years old, that refer to Jews living in what is now modern Israel, that go back to that period. I did in response to your claim that there was no source, outside of the Bible and Torah, that say that modern Israel was inhabited by Jews, historically. Then you went on about altering reality and playing silly games and how I'm hilariously simple. What does ANY of that have to do with your original claim? Why don't you address what I told you about Tacitus, Cyrus the Great or Josephus? These are all sources which indicate that there were Jews in the Levant back then, sources that are NOT the Bible or Torah. Talk about it. Don't talk about me. That makes no sense.
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  13. Of course it's real. Can't see it, touch it, point it out but you can shout about it on the rooftops. The biggest millstone around a black person's neck or anyone's neck, is the idea that someone else has a privilege that they don't. Whether they do or not, it's irrelevant to you. You are what you are and you work with what you have. Dave Webb, the guy in this video, did that and so have millions of other blacks. It's the culture of envy that will hold you back. You, yes.....YOU....are you're own worst enemy. A bigger enemy than any white man with his privilege will ever be.
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  14.  @Razorokc  Crime statistics go down when you stop convicting people of crimes. When a judge throws your case out of court, that no longer counts as a conviction. So, while theft and other crimes go up, statistics say that it's on the way down because they're not being counted. Theft under $950 is no longer a felony in California. It's only a misdemeanour. A misdemeanour is not considered a crime. When they made that decision, crime stats went down. However, that doesn't mean that theft went down. Theft went up because a person can now steal and not end up with a criminal record. Theft, under that amount, is no longer a crime.
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  15. They're winning the propaganda war. That's how we have to defeat them. We have to expose them for what they are. Share these videos and any information that you have on these guys. Don't worry about showing good stuff on these guys because there is no good stuff. Confront our politicians, continuously. Don't let them off the hook. Same as the media. We have to win them back. Until we do, any direct confrontation will be used a propaganda against us. We have to outsmart them and by the look of their mugshots, that shouldn't be all that hard.
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  16.  @perihelion7798  It's not YouTube that I worry about. It's the entire mindset of the Democrats and the left. Is the government working with YouTube to flag misinformation as well, same as Jen Psaki said they were with Facebook? What about the media? Are the Democrats reaching out to NBC, CNN and other outlets, to ensure the only information that gets out is "their" information? The entire country should be outraged at this, especially at what Psaki said openly and honestly. They're not, though. In fact, I know people that think that this is the right way to go and that conservatives are what's wrong with this country. We might end up whispering "Screw them" to ourselves, in a dark closet late at night, because this isn't just misinformation.....it's proof that we're insurrectionists. The journey on the road to hell starts with one step. Don't let them take it.
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  17. I'm so grateful that this black lesbian and her family made it out of Florida alive. For next year's spring break, I'd recommend Saudi Arabia or Iran. Afghanistan seems nice too. Black lesbians are all the rage in those countries.
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  18.  @walterpierce6061  Who cares what colour you are. I judge you be the content of your character. I'm afraid that I find it lacking. A person, who has a good character. isn't obsessed with skin colour and doesn't use that obsession to make negative judgement on people that they don't even know..
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  19. What a bunch of doom and gloomers. How do even get out of bed in the mornings? I'm going to assume that you're Americans. You're living in one of the greatest times in history and all you can do is whine. My parents lived through the great Depression and then seen their country over run by Hitlers Blitzkrieg. People died by the millions. Before that a flu epidemic that killed millions in less than a year and another huge war. Through every century of our past, it's been war and famine, disease and being forced to live in hovels by aristocratic lords. You guys don't know what hardship is. You're just self proclaimed victims of your own insipid imagination.
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  20.  @Aanthanur  Would you stop. We're talking about teaching our kids through a racialized lens. The idea that our race is the only thing that defines us as human beings. That ideology has risen to the forefront, to disastrous results, in the past. I will let you guess when. This has nothing to do with Trump. Quit obsessing over one individual who was so against this racist driven education that he enacted an executive order against it. Whites only meetings.... my God. Doesn't that remind you of whites only bathrooms, fountains, swimming pools and the rest of Jim Crow? It should and all you can say about it is "Orange man....he's bad". How myopic can a person get.
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  21. However, the Democratic process is enshrined in the Constitution. That makes the US a democracy within the bounds of the Constitution. Every citizen has the right to vote except within certain specifications, such as age limitations and or if one is a felon. The United States is a democracy but a Constitutional Republic first. To give an example. We're human but we're also bi-pedal except under certain conditions. We're both just like were a Constitutional Republic which gives us democratic rights. Lose the right to vote and our Constitution, the document that enshrines our rights, isn't worth the paper it's written on. We also have the right to free speech. Take away that right and we're no longer a Constitutional Republic.
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  22. Never noticed that but you're absolutely right.
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  23. It's more than a debate. These people are ideologically obsessed. That means when their new "religion" is challenged and holes are poked into it, their entire world view is shaken and it's rattles them to the core. That's why they're afraid to debate and why they become so angry when you even have the NERVE to question them.
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  24. Anytime that someone starts calling you a racist, transphobe or whatever, it's time to leave the conversation. They've just shown that they have no argument of substance and are resorting to ad hominem attacks.
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  25. ​ @damagar8  She brought her entourage of about 30 followers. That's who was applauding so loudly when the applause sign lit up. It doesn't take a lot to make a lot of noise.
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  26.  @Mordalo  So what if the story of the Exodus isn't true? The story's setting was around 1250 BC. The Jews were known to be in Judah around 500 BC. It's known that exiled Jews were allowed to return to their homeland by the Persian King, Cyrus the great, in 538 BC. That implies that Cyrus KNEW that this was the Jewish homeland for quite awhile BEFORE that. Split the time of the Exodus, which may not be true to the time of the return from Persia and we're looking at a time of at least 900 BC in which the Jews lived in what is now known as Israel. After the Babylonian exile, the Jews were there from the time of Cyrus, 538 BC, to the Jewish diaspora that took place during Roman rule, from 70 to 135 AD. Also, the modern Palestinian problem is ALL about religion. If the Jews all converted to Islam, the problem would be solved. All the other religions in the area, the Christians, the Druze and the Jews are all good with the state of Israel. It's only the Muslims that have a problem with it. That's how the lines of conflict are drawn. You've skipped a HUGE part of their history.
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  27. In spite of all the "killing" on Jan 6th, not one person has been charged with murder. That's bizarre. There isn't even any suspects. All that video and still not one person has been pointed out as a murderer.
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  28.  @MonkyPocks01  If you have too many people visiting at your house, they'll rip you out of it. We now have snitch lines. Sort of what they used to have in the Soviet Union. Your neighbour is now your enemy.
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  29.  @UnendingAbyss  Government institutions have always been in place. That's been the default ever since we left the hunter/gatherer mode of life and it slowly became more deeply ingrained as time went on. What the Constitution does, is take back that freedom that our forebears had as a part of the natural process of life. At least, that's what it's trying to do. We are a part of society but we should have personal agency as well and the Constitution makes it more than a topic of discussion or a philosophy. It grants it to every individual and it's written down as a force of law and a natural way for every human to exist. Of course it had to be ratified through political machination. It's the ONLY way for it to happen and those freedoms, as are codified in the Constitution, have to be upheld through force, simply because those who want to take away that individual freedom will do so through violence and force.
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  30.  @LikeGod_ButBetterLooking  So, when Obama and Hillary Clinton claimed that there was election fraud, back in 2005, they were either Nazis or enablers of Nazis? When the Democrats claimed that the Russians and Trump, committed election fraud, they were being Nazis and Nazi enablers? You can't have it both ways. By your logic, Obama is, at best, a Nazi enabler as is Hillary, Adam Schiff, Pelosi and Donald Trump. In fact, the majority of our government are all Nazis. A poorly thought out argument.
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  31.  @LikeGod_ButBetterLooking  So, if you think that election fraud could happen, THEN you're a Nazi. LOL. I guess all you have to do is find one discrepancy in circumstances and you're off the hook. A really fined tuned set of rules you have there. Hillary STILL hasn't accepted the results of the election in which she lost. A sign of true Nazi. She was all in on the election fraud claim in 2005, so it seems that she had a justification to claim fraud in place. She certainly knew of the possibility and had stated it. However, there has to be something different in her claims than Trump's claims. Maybe it was the volume or loudness of Trump's claims that make the difference. He certainly is a lot louder than Hillary. Man....are you splitting hairs. I'll bet it's because you're so politically and ideologically obsessed that you can't see or don't want to see, the contradictions in your stance. The truth is, this election fraud claim is nothing new. It's just louder now, but not by much. The Russian collusion, started at the moment the Democrats realised they lost. They had fraud in their heads and then went looking for the evidence to back up their claim and they haven't given it up even though the Mueller report turned up nothing.
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  32.  @Behindthecurtain-s1o  I really going after you for your automatic accusation of "liar". That's how kids behave on a school yard. Mature adults don't do that unless they're going to follow it up with facts. The fact that you can't spell "lying" just adds to my impression of you being a kid in a school yard.
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  33.  @herzl67  I think that he's braver than Robin Hood and his cause and methods are more just.
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  34.  @JohnDoe-ff2fc  I doubt it. They'd go bankrupt, the NFL could fold and those responsible would blame white supremacy, Covid, white band-aids and Donald Trump.....anything but their own racism. That's what happens to the ideologically obsessed. They'll never get it
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  35. msc14111990 You're now resorting to gossip, huh. Well, this historian you speak of, Niall Ferguson, separated from his wife in 2010. He then started dating Ali. One year later, they got married and they have a son that was born in December of 2011, long after Ferguson had split up with his wife. If you're a Muslim, divorce is perfectly acceptable and allowed as well as getting remarried. So, all you're doing is engaging in gossip, the activity of the small and mean minded. As for being a coward. She spent years under threat of murder from Muslim radicals. She had to go into hiding and still has to be careful about making her whereabouts known to the general public. If she ever went back to Somalia, she'd be killed and YOU know it. That's not being a coward. That's being smart. As for helping people, she's wrote books showing that a religion, culture, skin colour and gender shouldn't stop a person from becoming their own person, an individual with freedom of thought and expression. When she took an aptitude test in the Netherlands to see what she was best suited to work at, she was told that she should become an office worker. She didn't want that and said that she wanted to study political science. She was told that she would only get funding if she studied secretarial type jobs and if she wanted to study political science, she'd have to pay for it herself. So she did just that. She worked and studied and attained a degree in Political Science. Then she became a member of parliament in the Dutch government. Your problem is rather obvious to see through. You're a Muslim and you're one of those who think that any criticism of Islam is blasphemy and should be punished, even killed. If not a Muslim, one of the extreme liberal left, who isn't much different. The kind that thinks that anyone who doesn't agree with them 100 percent is a despicable person and shouldn't be allowed to speak and you'll use any means possible to denigrate including childish gossip.
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  36.  @Kaspertube513  I'd have given him the finger and walked out the door. I've done it before and I have no problem doing it again.
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  37.  @Aanthanur  So you're good with schools that teach racist ideologies. Good. I guess Hitler was on to something with his Hitler youth, after all. Get enough "private" schools teaching segregationist policies and we can bring back the glory years of the fifties. Every race gets their own drinking fountain. You do know that excluding someone from a meeting, due to the colour of their skin, is against the law, don't you. "Whites only" How nostalgic.
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  38.  @mantistoboggan5171  You just watched a video, hosted by a gay Jew and who is married to a man. He believes in abortion rights and equality and yet he's friends with many people who are Christian and Conservative, like Mike Huckabee. He's even been to his place for dinner, with his husband. Huckabee....a very conservative Christian. Yet Dave Rubin isn't the only one. Charlie Kirk, another Conservative Christian, who said that his religion tells him that homosexual behaviour is wrong, yet he still loves and respects Dave Rubin as a human being. Then there's Blair White, who's a trans Conservative. Broadcaster and lesbian, Tammy Bruce.....another Conservative and gets no flack for being a lesbian. That's the big problem with people like you. You can't distinguish between an act and a person. I can believe that drinking, to excess, is wrong without hating someone who does just that. You're of the opinion that I have to hate the person and that there is no separation between the person and the act. You do EXACTLY what James Lindsey said. You make assumptions based on what others have told and never have sat down and tried to have a conversation with those who you paint as demons. It's as if the left fears being contaminated with conservative words. Yet, all through human history, people have honoured the past and their ancestors. Now all we hear is how evil they are.
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  39.  @AllAboutMusicMovies  Now you're making a weird extremist remarks. Trump let it spread? Did Trump rule the world? In fact, the disease started in Italy and was the spreading there BEFORE it did in the Us. Also, I don't live in the US. I'm Canadian. That's another assumption that you're making. She said one thing about the guy and from that you're assigning the appellation "extremist" to him/her. Another assumption. Why is the concern that the fear may have greater implications, over time, than the virus. It has to be a serious consideration. And where did I say that YOU were afraid to live? I was talking about a thought that I've had. You're the one that extrapolated that thought to include yourself. Also, I didn't say that I was afraid. In fact, I said the exact opposite. I said that I REFUSE to be afraid or to let fear rule my life and I know people that are allowing that to happen to them. My neighbour spends most of the day watching the news. I sit outside under a tree, reading and enjoying the day and he's continuously going on about the newest outbreak and how these guy did this and those guys did that and no wonder they're all sick. I smile and nod and go back to my book. You have an amazing capacity to write your own narrative and then asserting that as the truth, on exceptionally little information.
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  40.  @Behindthecurtain-s1o  Fooled you how? What did he do that fooled you so badly that you'd want him to go to hell? I'll wait for an answer but I don't expect one.
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  41.  @LikeGod_ButBetterLooking  However, when you own the technology that controls communication and it becomes a monopoly, you have the ability to throttle free speech. It brings with it, the ability to control the political sphere and become the arm of a political faction. This is why monopolies are inherently anti-freedom. They set the rules and those rules will inevitably involve the suppression of basic freedoms. Right now, big tech has chosen a political side and they've gotten in bed with a political faction to the advantage of that faction. They've crossed the line. They've become an arm of those who want power.
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  42.  @maxand.1462  Not too likely, unless they were protesting against him. Racists don't want to hear about the negative consequences of identity politics and Peterson is only to ready to criticise racial division.
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  43.  @LovingPrinceTamayuki  What a complete misunderstanding of collectivism. Haslam is a Christian, a man that believes in personal redemption and responsibility. That's the deepest part of individuality. However, we still have to work together, to cooperate to accomplish the things that are important to us. That's the "we" that is being referred to here. It's individuals, with their own ideas and beliefs, working together for a common goal. Collectivism insists that there is no individual responsibility and redemption, that you cannot decide, as an "I" to cooperate. That this isn't up to you and must be mandated by the collective. That every person must be of the same beliefs and ideology or they're outsiders. That's completely outside what Haslam and the right believe in.
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  44.  @SvendleBerries  I'm not that enamored of the Republicans, either but at least they're not trying to force me to believe that I can menstruate if I want. They're not trying to fight racism by being racist....that's the claim coming from the Democrats. Republicans aren't allowing shoplifting like they are in California and they're most definitely against any repeal of the Civil Rights ACT. Those, and a lot other whacky stuff, like asking for IDs to vote is racist, are why I rag on the Democrats and not the Republicans as much.
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  45. I know. Mike Lindell, the pillow guy, says he has evidence on how the election machines could be rigged. They won't even look at it. The media treats him like a leper. 40 years ago, this would have been a journalist's wet dream. If it turned out to be true, that journalist would be able to write his own ticket. There'd be movies made about him and books written describing his journey into corruption. Now...they turn away, literally.
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  46.  @acutiepieb2011  NO.....that's not what he's saying. He's saying, at least that's what I believe, is that the left is placing ideology OVER character or integrity. That this will ALWAYS happen when you place an ideology over personal responsibility for your actions, in this case the ideology of group identity politics, which places the responsibility on the group and NOT the individual. That implies that a person can do no wrong if he believes he's doing it in the name of group. The leftist slogan "By All Means Necessary" demonstrates this perfectly. The right rejects that entire premise, emphatically.
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  47. Liberalism isn't the problem. The problem is that there's a group of people who CLAIM that they're liberal but don't follow the tenets of liberalism. Liberalism definition: "Classical liberalism is a political tradition and a branch of liberalism that advocates free market and laissez-faire economics and civil liberties under the rule of law, with special emphasis on individual autonomy, limited government, economic freedom, political freedom and freedom of speech." Online dictionary. In no way, is the left wing usage of liberalism accurate. They believe that those freedoms only apply to them and when they voice their opinions, those opinions must be accepted. A liberal will listen, evaluate and come to a conclusion concerning the veracity of what was said. A liberal is also willing to say that I don't know. I've yet to hear that from the radical left, the ones who "call" themselves liberal. They're the farthest thing from being liberal as it gets.
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  48.  @undergrounddojokeyboardcag701  Scream and yell, then hold your breath till you turn blue. The sign of a true adult. You're doing EXACTLY as Jon is doing and exactly what every authoritarian in history has done. "DO IT MY WAY OR ELSE". Act like a child and people will treat you like a child.
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  49.  @sthubbins4038  Kids don't die if you don't put them in a seatbelt. They might die if they get into an accident. What a seatbelt does is lesson the odds of death or serious accident if you do have an accident. I grew up in a family of 7. There was no such thing as seatbelts in our cars in those days. We all lived. In fact, not one kid in my school, of around 150 kids, died in car accidents in all 8 years of primary school. What you just said is beyond ridiculous. You have to get into an accident FIRST, before the seatbelt does any good and even then, it's not a guarantee that you'll die. It just lessens the odds.
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  50. A friend of mine's son was caught shoplifting at a Canadian Tire store. My buddy was at the store with him and the kid was 12 or 13 years old and while his dad was at the service counter, his son went over to the fishing tackle section and pocketed a couple of lures. His dad told the store to call the police and hold his son in a small office. My buddy waited outside to wait for the police and then told them to take his son off to jail and he'd be there in about an hour. Some 25 years later, his son is a grown man and a police officer.
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