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

  1.  @keithhoss4990  Yes....and it's disgusting. We know about it and we HATE it. Just like we hate all that promote this kind of thing. It's NOT political. It's ideological, like a religion and it creeps into every facet of our society. Call it out when CNN, NBC or CBS does it. Call it out when FOX does it too. Don't play favourites. This FOX clip supports the parents. It's a good thing. PERIOD.
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  2. Pay someone less than what his time worked multiplied by his hourly rate and you'll find out quickly that there is only ONE correct answer. You can bet that the employer isn't going to pay MORE than what he made as well. They'll BOTH agree to that one single right answer.
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  3.  @1133saginaw  It was the government rules that spurred the Abbot recall in the first place which led to the baby formula shortfall. The government also has rules for importing of baby formula. Since they're at root of the initial problem AND the solution (not saying the recall was the wrong thing to do) they had better work towards fixing what their policies caused. The rules against imported baby formula shouldn't have been allowed to be a cause for a shortage. The agency that oversaw the recall should also IMMEDIATELY make sure that imported formula be allowed in to make up for the shortfall. In fact, that control over the formula industry, THAT'S socialism.
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  4.  @meatball4409  So, you're saying that the Democrats are supporting White Supremacists? Mayor Ted Wheeler is a Democrat. Nancy Pelosi says that the agents sent to protect the courthouse are storm troopers. According to you, the guys protesting in the streets are white supremacists. This is getting so convoluted. When you allow hate into your life, you lose all logic and reason.
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  5.  @turdferguson6157  Please stop with the talk that divides the country. It's people like you that cause the hate and dissension that's drawing the line in the sand, separating families and breaking up friendships. If there IS a reality that someone isn't getting, show that person what that reality is. You're no better than an 8 year old in a schoolyard, yelling insults and bullying those that he doesn't like. Grow up......PLEASE.
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  6.  @bobdavidson9770  How do YOU know who I voted for? I'm pretty sure that the election didn't end in a unanimous decision. Sometimes you get who you voted for.....sometimes you don't. Rudy was the man, De Blasio sucked. I voted for the one that I liked and against the one that I didn't like. When you have a contest, that's what an election is, you have a winner and you have losers. I'm amazed that you didn't know that.
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  7.  @bobdavidson9770  Because I challenged your statement I'm not acting 70??? LMAO. WOW. I didn't know that I was talking to a Godlike figure who's every word is Gospel. I'm so sorry. I just didn't know. Please repeat the comment so I can fawn over it so I can meet your approval. It's not everyday that I have this kind of opportunity. You're the greatest and your comment is the smartest, most intelligent thing that I've EVER read. HONEST. I'm blown away with the wisdom that you've shown the world. How's that for maturity. I'm even feeling more grown up now. It feels goooood. LOL.
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  8.  I paid Stormy Daniels  What does that matter? This is supposed to be your party, the people that represent you. Doesn't that concern you? With all the faults that Trump has, all they have to do is be better than him. That's it. So simple. Yet, that demonstration they called a debate shows that they're incapable of that simple task. You can insult Trump all you want but if the Democrats don't straighten out their act, they're going to lose the election this fall and they may lose big. You'd think that would concern any Democrat. Concern them enough to stop blathering about Trump and try to figure out a way to project a better image of themselves.
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  9. It should be about the DA. The judge doesn't pick his case or who should go to trial. The DA does that.
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  10. Why would they feel emboldened? Could it be because the new culture that insists that ALL cops are...you know....ACAB? That police departments have been defunded resulting in gangs and petty criminals having more space to operate? Could it be that local DAs are being propped up who allow these criminals to walk? People like that clown in Wisconsin, who was out on bail, who was wanted in Nevada for a bomb threat, had run over his girlfriend with his car and has actually jumped bail in the past and then ran over 60 plus people, killing 6 of them....WHILE HE WAS OUT ON BAIL. They feel emboldened because of the hatred for the police that the media and our education system is encouraging.
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  11.  Gerry Swaim  "Just because we haven't found out what happened yet doesn't mean he isn't corrupt as they come" In other words, lack of evidence is proof of guilt? Is that your reasoning. One is innocent until proven guilty. That is the basis of American law. If you have no evidence or haven't found out what happened, you can't assign guilt. He's innocent as far as we know. That's convoluted logic.
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  12. What they'd say is this. "Trump says that there's nothing to be worried about but he's so scared that he had himself tested even though there weren't any symptoms. What is he hiding from the citizens of the US?" Something along that line.
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  13. @Tinja Nurtle It was meant as a joke. You're actually taking that seriously? Ffs....get a life.
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  14. @This Guy Miko Why do you think the left have taken control of our schools? They know that the young are naive and want to be sure that they remain in the land of puppies and bunny rabbits frolicking under a rainbow, as long as possible. This fairy land slowly morphs into the land of equity and social justice as they go through high school and by the time they finished university, that naivete has produced a grown individual who's still operating with the mind of a naive 8 year old. The leftist controllers know that one of the hardest things a person can do is admit that they're wrong. Once they have their finished product on graduation day, they know that they've shaped naivete for their own purposes. Now....tell me that hasn't been happening in our educational system over the last 30 plus years. Tell me that the products of our educational system aren't in their forties now and using their numbers and influence to guide public policy. Tell me that this moulding of the naive mind hasn't made them more susceptible to the Socialist message. The manipulation of the naive and childish mind is their number one weapon against freedom in the west. That's what I'm on.
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  15.  @anna570  What????? STEM is all about logic. Math and science, thinking in a logical process. Building isn't an accidental process. It's a well thought out plan, using science as your main tool. If you don't think your way through a project, thinking logically and reasoning out all the problems that arise, you'll never complete your project. The problem with Liberal Arts is that they confuse emotion with logic. They "feel" their way through academia. There is no logical thought process using observable data and standard academic procedures. It's all about your feelings and when confronted with ideas that challenge your sensibilities, it's off to your safe places for ideological comforting. If an engineer behaved in such a manner when his ideas don't work out, nothing would ever be accomplished.
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  16.  Mike  The most isolated country, in the world, is North Korea. Hardly anyone gets in or out. There are NO cases of the virus reported in that country...even though it borders with China AND South Korea, 2 countries with the highest rates of the disease. Are you REALLY going to advance the idea that letting people in that may have been exposed to the virus isn't going to up the chances of spreading the disease? Why would they have quarantines then. Also, European countries have higher rates per capita than the US. Switzerland has a 1 in 13,000 people rate of the virus, compared 1 in 310,000 people in the US. Other countries in Europe have similar per capita rates....and you want to invite them over. I think your "Trump is a moron" attitude is clouding your perception. I'm sure glad that you're not the president.
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  17. I have no idea what you're trying to say. What did he say that didn't make sense? I'd like to know. Generic comment doesn't make a person correct, either. You have to show specific points and give reasons for why you think that way. "He's wrong" isn't much of an argument.
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  18.  Shackles Rustyford  Let them all out. That's a great solution. Then have huge protests and act all surprised when these criminals start a riot. Brilliant.
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  19.  @babs_babs  If that step is one where we teach our young the survival skills that they'll need when they become adults, yes. That's a step that parents, even the parents of wild animals, take to ensure the well being of their young that'll last them all their lives. But I'm only guessing what you mean by your comment. I really have no idea what step you're talking about. You've said a lot of nothing and I can't help but think that's exactly what you wanted to do.
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  20.  @Max_Mustermann  Trump didn't incite that violence. "March peacefully and patriotically" is what he said. Also, I'm NOT outraged over that sign being destroyed but it is vandalism and it is illegal and the person responsible should be charged. This has nothing to do with Jan 6th and it's YOU that has been making it a partisan issue and you've done it repeatedly in the comment sections. If you don't think it should be a partisan issue, then stop turning it into one.
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  21.  @Max_Mustermann  I'm saying that ALL you do is point out the hypocrisy of one side and you use it as a back door justification of wrongdoing of the side that you favour. It's the implication, on your part, that hypocrisy is one sided and only one sided. I call you out on it and demonstrate that it's part of the human condition and you sort of agree but you still defend the stance of the one sided hypocrisy. If it's wrong, it's wrong. Don't be the kid that goes "Well, Johnny does it too."
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  22.  @dustincrawford6783  And they replaced them with their own murderous force. Did you not see the size of those guns being brandished by their border security? What do you think those guns are for? It's just police with a different name but worse. They have no direction. You possess the naivete of a child.
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  23.  @lyndanorris  So being blue has been good for the poor in Virginia? You'd think that poverty would have been eliminated in all those blue states, by now. Strangely it hasn't. When I was poor, I came to this conclusion. If I wait for the government to pull me out of poverty, I'm going to die a poor man. As George Carlin used to say. "The government doesn't care about you" I don't care if you're blue or red. THEY DON'T CARE. You have to look out for yourself.
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  24. Jay Ray Are you seriously defending that mouthy creep? He's as despicable a human being that could ever exist. If you're to go after anyone it should be him not someone who would like to think he would have defended her. Maybe it is bravado but at least he can see that this guy is a complete POS. Your posts imply that you rather like this guy.
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  25. Jay Ray You don't know whether he's tough guy or not and you have no idea how he would have reacted had he been there. He's saying how he feels and that "tool" deserves it if he did defend that woman. That's all. Also, you've not once said anything about the "too" until I call you out on it. You said that he may not be on the left, without any evidence to support it and then you go after a guy who expresses anger at the "tool". Maybe he shouldn't have said that he'd defend they way that he did, but if your first instinct is to attack those who think that guy is a POS, then we have to wonder about who you're really defending. It's an impression that you have left about yourself.
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  26.  @georgewilson4245  No.....I don't feel stupid. I laughed at it because it IS funny but I don't see why that should make me feel stupid. I supported Trump, in the last election, because I couldn't believe that Biden was the Democrat's best candidate. You see, I don't put my "X" beside a specific party and ONLY that party. Now, THAT would be stupid. All I have to do is listen to the Democratic mayors of New York and Chicago talk about migrants and I know that I've made the right choice, even if my choice lost.
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  27.  Brutal Noodle  The difference now is a media that's thriving on bad news and feeding panic to their listeners in an attempt to further their own agenda. They didn't do that to Obama. He was supported no matter what he did. Attitude is what drives the markets. Right now, societal attitudes suck.
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  28.  @groundupproduction415  LOL. A guy that won't even use his own name is calling other accounts fake. If you had any kind of integrity, you'd be proud of who you are and stand behind your real name, instead of a fake one.
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  29. Sure they do. Words are violence. Physical assault is social justice. You gotta learn "doublespeak".
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  30.  l8nightboy  So...you'd rather vote for those who're being supported by the establishment Wall St. cronies. The ones that want to maintain the sweet Chinese gravy train. If I were part of swamp, I'd vote blue, myself. No more big deposits, into offshore accounts, by big Chinese interests. No more sweet contracts in a country that has few, if any, environmental laws, quality control, worker's rights or safety standards. Those executives at the multinationals love you for voting for them to continue eating at the Democrat and Chinese trough. Voting for censorship? Why not? We don't need to know about potential corruption of the Biden family. Only if it was Trump doing it. And group identity politics....isn't that great stuff. I know I love it. Each on of us judged by our skin colour and if you dare to step outside your designated place in society, you know get uppity like this "nodding" woman, we'll set you straight. And pretending that the riots are happening. I love it. Burn down someone's business because you're enraged, "Day of Rage", what a concept, is good if you support the Democrats or at least the left. I don't blame you though. Trump says stupid things. That's WAY worse than stuff I'm talking about.
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  31.  @windingriver1275  It's to stop campaigners from interacting with voters and trying to influence the voter. You can drink water and eat food if you bring your own or go to the drink station provided by the precinct.
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  32.  @diegojines-us9pc  Unemployment benefits run out. Then it will cost nothing for the government. Also, benefits are NEVER close to what wages are while working. Had they not been laid off, they would have paid out substantially more in wages and benefits over the next year. It may have cost us double the amount.....up to 4 billion instead of 2 billion. That's a 2 billion dollar savings and a 4 billion dollar savings, overall, when the benefits run out. Starbucks wouldn't tell you to stand in line if they cut staff. They'd soon see people walking out because they don't have the time to wait. That's money walking out the door and never returning and it will show up in till receipts at the end of the day. A poor example.
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  33.  @rektaldischarge7496  I googled "voter suppression in America" and what I found was that there is a belief that it has to do with requiring a valid ID to vote. Somehow, only Republicans have ID. The US is filled with Democrats who are unable to get this ID for some unspecified reason. Why is it that only the Democrats that are unable to get an ID. Everyone that I know has some sort of government ID. I'm at a loss to understand why this is an issue.
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  34.  @bobbykiefer4306  Yet in 2012, Obama claimed that the banks repaid every dime of the bailout. Do you know why he said that? Because he was a part of the bailout. He and McCain met with Bush and they ironed out the deal. The government had better done something back then. They allowed the banks to carry on with their crooked practices until it hit a crisis. Millions of us were going to lose everything we'd worked for after decades of hard work. Private pensions included. That didn't happen in Canada where they have strict regulations against the kinds of things the banks were doing in the US. When a government allows an entity to operate outside the law, they're just as culpable as the banks. If the government of Canada knew enough to outlaw those corrupt banking policies, so did the US government. They chose not to. I hate that those banks were bailed out but I hate the governments that allowed those banks to operate that way, too. That includes Obama, Bush and Clinton. They were all in on it. 3 of the most corrupt governments the US has ever had.
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  35.  @Bigdogspyke  That's not a lie. Trump put tariffs on certain products and it forced Mexico to help out with border patrols and other problems with illegal entry into the US. In other words, they were paying, through tariffs but a deal was struck so Mexico is putting money into immigration issues rather than giving it to the US in tariffs. Anyone that thought that the Mexican government was going to write a check to the American government to directly build that wall, is not only a little delusional, but rather simplistic as well.
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  36. @B. Clinton Did you even WATCH this video or did you just go straight to the comment section to sow anger and dissension? The country doesn't need division right now. We need to come together to defeat this disease. Instead, you just use it to vent the rot in your soul. Hatred is a drug that will eat you from the inside out.
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  37.  @brianstansfield4367  In other words, they can take anything that they want. "It was in close proximity. I swear". Sounds like a clear protection of a person's rights, doesn't it?
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  38.  getawaycar  “Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book has been rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered…History has stopped. Nothing exists except the endless present in which the party is always right” This is from Orwell's dystopian novel "1984". We're now beginning to live it. That's why we care.
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  39. @G Bogart What is it about you anti-religious folk. A guy uses an example to make a point and you completely misconstrue the point that he was trying to make because he happened to say "God" in his example. This isn't about religion or the church or God. I surely hope you don't rail on about your bias every time you drive by a church or see a cross. That'd get old pretty quick.
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  40.  @jasminelindros8923  Funny how, at the time of Shokin's firing, Burisma's owner and founder, Mykola Zlochevsky and Hunter Bidens's boss, was hiding in London and had 23 million dollars in bank assets, frozen by the Ukraine government, for suspected corruption. I repeat, Zlochevsky was Hunter Biden's boss. A few months AFTER Shokin was fired, the charges against Zlochevsky were dropped, the 23 million bucks were released and Zlochevsky returned to Ukraine. It didn't take long and he was under suspicion of another corrupt act and he's out of the country again, avoiding the Ukraine feds. I guess asking about the circumstances is deeper meddling in foreign politics than insisting on firing senior politicians or lose money. Party loyalty sure makes for strange logic.
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  41.  @jasminelindros8923  Explain to me why Hunter Biden, a man that had no experience in oil exploration and couldn't even speak the language, would be hired to work for Burisma. Could his relationship with the vice-president of the US, have anything to do with it? Ukraine was one of the most corrupt countries in the world and Hunter Biden took employment with a man who was being investigated for corruption. You'd think that with his father's position, Hunter would stay miles away from Burisma. Then there's the laptop. It exists yet no one was allowed to talk about it during the election. Zlochevshy may have returned in Feb. of 2018 but it was the prosecutor that replaced Shokin that dropped the charges. It didn't take long, 4 months actually, for him to be in trouble again and he had to flee the country, once more. His corruption was known and Joe Biden's son was involved in his company. Not a comfortable position for Joe at all.
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  42.  @kenbeasy  The NYDH also thought that it was ok to keep going out to bars and restaurants and to use the subway system. They encouraged people to go to the Chinese New Year's parade. They kept it up until well into April. Strangely, the CDC and the task force experts were advising against it yet that didn't seem to matter to them. It's convenient to criticise experts on some instances and ignore their guidelines and then act as if the guidelines are sacrosanct when they make a blunder.
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  43. In order to jail someone, you have to prove that this person committed a crime. That's how the law works. I realise that Democrats would prefer rumour, innuendo and gossip but evidence is still how our justice system works. Oh......I forgot. Prayer won't get Trump into jail, either. Prayer is the tool of the truly desperate. Can't get him jailed legally so you're going for divine intervention. Sounds desperate, doesn't it?
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  44. "If he loses, he won't go. I've been saying that since before the elections". Weren't you one of the people, Bill Maher, who laughed a Ann Coulter when she said Trump had the best chance of being the next president? I'm sure you were there. It was on your show. First, he'll never get in. Now, it's he'll never leave. OK, Bill. Is saying OK a white supremacy dog whistle, or is it only when I do the OK hand gesture?
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  45. @Bone spurs are contagious You don't understand business and you really don't get what Trump was doing. He tried hard to get the manufacturing back from China so our stores weren't filled with foreign and particularly, Chinese products. Why do you think the establishment, big tech, the multinationals and the media hated him so much. It wasn't because he was a jerk or a racist. It was because all those executives and bureaucrats were going to lose those big Chinese bribes and payouts, that's why. Watch the trade war with China dissolve and the manufacturing jobs start to disappear again. And people like you fell for it.
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  46.  emsspacex  I'm no celebrity. They'd have kicked me out, too, and that means that I'd have to find a room, which may or may not be available, and pay as much as $200 bucks or more, all over a 9 hour layover. You're missing the point. It's happening to us average dudes, too but no one cares. The only reason that we know it's happening is because 2 celebrities are relating their experience. If it happened to YOU, no one would ever find out how badly people can be treated.
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  47.  nighttr  Trump is supporting vaccine research. He talks about it all the time. So your comparison is rather foolish and poorly thought out.
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  48.  @Rachel-gv6hw  There are reasons why doctors have used it in Italy and France. They didn't just pull Hydroxychloroquine out of the air and started to give it to patients. They looked for a drug that would target the symptoms that were the most damaging and one of them was Hydroxychloroquine and they found it to be very promising. They understand how the drug works. In fact, they used it, in combination with other specific drugs, to achieve a specific outcome. Since then, other doctors have been trying it and they've had very good results. They were using science to use it to their advantage. That's also what he meant when he was asking about bleach, which I took as a generic word for disinfectant. He meant using science to investigate sophisticated methods in the use of disinfectants. You see, I'm not a 7 year old. I don't take everything literally in a conversation. I understand it as starting point into a MUCH deeper research, not a Javex injection program. That's how a child would interpret it.
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  49. If we need contact tracing to keep us safe from Covid-19, surely we'll need it to keep us safe from the flu. And the measles, HIV, ebola, sexual predators, thieves, terrorists, neo-Nazis, communists. So many dangerous people out there, taking away our safety. We NEED to be safe. It's the new imperative.
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  50.  @voixdelaraison593  Florida has 2 million MORE residents than New York and has 1.2 million MORE senior citizens. In spite of that, New York has 17,290 MORE deaths than Florida. California has almost double the population than Florida and 20,000 more deaths. I can prove this if you want. If this is how you gather evidence, then the rest of what you're saying is just as much BS as what I've just shown you. A lot of wild and serious accusations against the DeSantis. You'd better have a lot more substantial evidence to back it up than the gossip that you're vomiting.
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