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

  1. I know people that watch it religiously. If you tell them that CNN is full of it and maybe they should start fact checking their stories, they get mad and call you a Trumpster. You can't tell them that this has nothing to do with Trump and that's it's about the facts. They're hearing what they want to hear and nothing else.
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  2.  @Honorablebenaiaha  While you're being thankful, thank Biden for resuming the war in Syria. Nothing says "grateful" like killing, maiming and war. After all, they sure do need that oil pipeline to Europe....but NOT the one that brings oil to America. People, like you, are only good for making stupid "Cheeto" remarks.
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  3. If the Democrats want unity, the first thing they would do is to ensure the integrity of the elections. That would make so many Americans happy but I don't think it's going to happen. They'll feel that it would be an admission of election fraud and they won't do that.
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  4. So....holding the severed head of the president is a crime. When is that woman going to be arrested.
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  5. I'm sure that he's scared but he doesn't let that stop him. That's the true test of courage.
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  6.  @TheProphet49  You can criticise them all you want. You just can't celebrate the murderous attack on innocent civilians. That's horrific and pure evil. The minute you take, what appears to be a lifeless teenage girl, who's completely naked, place her on display in the back of a truck while people spit on her, you've shown yourself to be the heart of evil and anyone that would approve of it must be JUST as evil and disgusting. If you would approve of soldiers, opening fire on teenagers and young adults at a music festival, then there's something wrong with you. This isn't about criticising them. It's about the horrors of pure violence and hatred and anyone that would do that deserves no sympathy.
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  7.  Yedolf  If they can take away Trump's rights, they can take away YOUR rights. You'll laugh about it now because it's against someone that you don't like but when they go after you and you push back, there will be those who will laugh at you because they don't like you. I stand for both YOUR rights and Trump's rights. You would only stand for your own rights and those who align with your beliefs. Everyone else doesn't matter. This has been the way in ALL tyrannical systems.
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  8. If only the victim had been transgender. AOC would be happily weeping for this poor woman. I know that I'm being cynical but this stuff is so maddening. I wish I'd have been there and in a position to save this woman. I'd gladly do time so she could be whole and healthy, again.
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  9.  @zakofrx  The day Trump says the this is bad and to get ready for country wide quarantines, that's the day the country goes into full blown panic. You're not going to like the outcome. Take it easy. I've bought extra supplies so I can last 4 to 6 weeks, if necessary, locked in my home. I replace those supplies as I consume them. I'm at a loss to understand why everyone doesn't do the same.
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  10.  @A_Jeff  And WHAT does that have to do with refusing service over political affiliations. That's against the law. You're allowed to screech every day of the week for decades....centuries if you want. That's a freedom of speech issue. Even YOU can screech your nonsense without being censored or discriminated against. That's a human right.
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  11.  @gabepizza  The media is, by proxy, slamming all those who are fighting the virus. Jim Acosta, going on about lack of PPE's and masks and that he heard if from "un-named" administrators is slamming FEMA and Army Corps of Engineers, all the top medical people like Dr. Fauci and Dr. Brix. It's not only asking why Trump didn't act sooner. It's asking why the good Doctors didn't use their influence and expertise to expose the lack of caring from Trump. Why didn't Acosta frame his questions differently. He could have NAMED an administrator that was having problems getting needed material and asked what this guy should do to help in acquiring things that is needed. Challenge the president to offer solutions. Trump said that they had the needed equipment. Have him show the chain of procurement and how it works. Ask the president, POLITELY, what department this administrator should contact. Instead, he leaves the impression that he never did talk to any administrator and this entire dialogue was engineered by Jim Acosta as vehicle of denigration, bereft of facts and unfounded allegations. If Trump would have come through, Acosta would have done a good turn by helping people in dire need. If Trump had failed in any capacity, Acosta would have shown where Trump was failing. No conjecture. No vague allegations but a real time line of events. However, Acosta would NEVER do that because if Trump came through, THAT would counter the news picture that Acosta was trying to paint. It's not about the news or the facts, it's political theatre and that has nothing to do with being a Trump supporter or not. Acosta is a journalist...not the opposition party. You can apply that same weakness to almost all the MSM.
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  12.  @Treespiritofficial  Normally, you'd be correct but because of the identitarian nature of CNN, it deligitmises them even more. CNN has placed themselves in a their own little bubble and the more people, that are supposed to identify with their narrative, that call them out, the deeper the hole they'll dig for themselves. She did the right thing by using their card against them.
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  13.  @AvengedKittyLP  It's NOT the sentence. It's the fact that they want her to say that she did something wrong when she was being attacked. She's drawn a line in the sand, saying that she will NOT have that on her record and I don't blame her. Don't take the easy way out. Fight those who would force you to lie. Keep your ethical standards as high as possible. If everyone had the integrity that she has, we wouldn't be in the mess that we're in now.
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  14.  @user-qm9ub6vz5e  If you're from the northwest, everyone right of Mao is a white supremacist.
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  15. We have no choice. She's now coming to our side and it does no good to remind her of it continuously. Then we'll be no different to those lefties who chastised her for being upset at her for saying something about her assault. Their behaviour caused her to leave the left. We don't want to throw her back. We need all the help we can get to rid us of our horrific Democrat administration.
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  16.  @jalander8817  You've NEVER heard the term "Islamophobe"? I'll bet that you have and you've even used it on those who would criticise the religion of Islam. I wrote a piece about why I would never convert to Islam, back in 2006 or 7. Even that was enough to get me called an Islamophobe. Even back then if you had the nerve to say that Islam is NOT a religion of peace, you'd get a huge backlash. The left has been very protective of Islam and has been for a long time, now. It was part of the Trudeau litany against the protesting truckers last winter. "White supremacist, misogynist, homophobic, Islamophobic, fascist" that's the go to argument that you get from the left wing and has been for over 10 years now.
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  17.  @alanguages  The KKK were intimidating black voters, in the south, to prevent them from voting for Black Republicans. There were NO Black Democrats, in those days. It's the same thing that the Democrats are doing today. Look the other way while their groups, the KKK back then and Antifa and BLM today, wreak havoc. Sickening.
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  18. Ignore them and that'll just piss them off. They'll escalate because they want people to take notice. "Pay attention to me!!!!" They'll set a building on fire and if that doesn't work, they'll set 2 buildings on fire and continue until a fire runs out of control and people get killed. Then we can't ignore him, anymore.
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  19. @Fact Checker Are you saying that, in another 8 weeks, it will be 40 million dead? That's the logical and mathematical conclusion of exponential growth. There will be more deaths, but it won't be exponential. It's impossible. Pandemics run a course. It always has throughout history. Once enough people, a percentage of the population, have been exposed to the disease, in a given area, the new infected cases decrease dramatically. The flattening of the curve is designed, not to decrease overall exposure, but to spread that exposure over a longer period of time so hospitals aren't driven to over capacity. That's what would have caused higher death rates. So far, the US has been very successful at keeping cases below the capacity line and flattening the curve.
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  20. LOL. That's 18,001 lies, according to the Washington Post. Isn't it time they changed the name of their newspaper? Washington was a slave owner and they honour him by calling their paper the W...... I can't say it. It's too horrible. I'm going to my safe space.
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  21. @Donald Thorpe If it's not your job to inform us or make us care, then shut up. Leave us alone. Why would someone who doesn't care keep mouthing off, anyway?
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  22.  @noobandfriends2420  Says the woman who has the money to live in a gated community watched over by private security. She's the one with Privilege, with a capital "P". She lives in LaLa land, in a make believe magic kingdom. She has no idea what the rest of us live through.
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  23.  metalshredmetal1  You don't know what a strawman is. This is sarcasm, a form of humour. When a building is engulfed in flames and a reporter is standing in front of it, saying that things are peaceful, and it happened TWICE, it opens a door to overt sarcasm and mockery.
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  24.  Ryan Lee  Most of us like to eat. Right now, Tesla, even though their car market is less than 1% of the world market, is having problems getting the raw materials for batteries. What are we going to do when everything goes to electric? We will transition but it has to be done through the market economy, where the consumer and the producer can match need to availability. If we try to force it, it will be a disaster, both economically and environmentally.
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  25. When art has an end goal, it's no longer art. Goodbye Hollywood. I loved you in the Golden Age. Now, you're like a bunch of televangelists trying to be artistic.
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  26. @Robert Lewandoski Therefore, I'm going to burn all the cars at the local dealership in Fenelon Falls, Ontario. That should put a stop to it. Sorry for the sarcasm, but this rioting makes no sense, does nothing but create hard feelings and adds to the chaos and I don't get the logic of it.
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  27.  @JohnCarterRocks  Huh? Matt Walsh asked questions and the DEI people answered them. They were the ones doing the "discussing". Matt never once made a claim. He just let them talk. I'm guessing that you didn't see the movie.
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  28.  JblueT  It was one chapter of the Proud Boys with a chapter of BLM. It was an attempt to see if they could ever come together. It doesn't mean that they're allies. Neville Chamberlain talked with Hitler and then said that there would be peace in Europe. You know how well that worked out. Don't be too one dimensional in you outlook on specific events. It may not mean a thing.
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  29.  @TheJeffL  First, it's against the law to refuse service over political ideology. Second, they're customers. It's my job and duty to serve everyone who walks in the door unless they came to do harm to the business or people in that business. I'd even serve YOU, even though I disagree with almost everything that you've written on Tim's videos. You're a customer and I'd serve you with the same courtesy as anyone else. People have opinions and that's their right. Disagreeing with someone has NOTHING to do with morals. Hating someone over political differences, to the point that I wouldn't get them a cup of coffee is immoral. It's immoral and refusing service, over politics, is illegal. I'm there to do a job and I have no right to impose my political beliefs on customers or harm a business that I've implicitly agreed to try my best while on the job. That's how moral human beings behave. If I can't do that, then the only ethical option is for me to quit.
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  30. @igen vagy nem When I was going to school, starting in the fifties and ending in the early seventies, parents paid little attention to what was going on in our schools. My parents hardly knew my teacher and would visit once maybe twice in a school year. I think my generation, I know that I did, acted in the same way. We thought that they were being taught, like we were, the basics, math, English, history and the rest and that, in our public schools, there was no such thing as indoctrination. There wasn't when I was in school and started when my kids were there but it wasn't that prevalent, yet. Participation awards seemed stupid but harmless. It was at the turn of the century that it really started. These are the ones in primary school, then, that are now in their twenties and are the hotheads in universities now. It wasn't that their parents didn't care. I don't think a lot of them didn't realise that this kind of thing was even possible. There's been no precedence in American schools of this type of thing. We were ALL naive in how dangerous this could become. It was way beyond our comprehension where this could lead to. If you tried to tell me, in 1984, that this was going to happening today, I wouldn't have believed you. I mean, hundreds of genders.....that's crazy, and everyone alive back then would have said the same thing. We under estimated how stupid people could actually be.
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  31. @TimPoolWithoutTheBeanie Then what the hell are you doing here? Do something useful, John, aka Jeff or Yeo-something. Do something useful for a change.
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  32.  @Amehdion  If you can prove that the leadership organised the protests, with the knowledge and intent to have them devolve into rioting and intimidation, then the RICO Act will come into play. One thing is certain, the leadership and founders of BLM, have yet to put out strong condemnations of the violence and killings in their name. If anything they have encouraged it. The leader of the New York chapter said, straight out, give us what we want or we will tear the system down and then added that we can take that literally or figuratively....our choice. They'd better be careful. They could still be charged with aiding and abetting and inciting violence. The ordinary citizen of the US isn't going to stand for it, forever. We need to feel safe in out streets. The Democrats insist we must be safe from Covid. It's as if they're trying to scare us into staying home by supporting the rampages of BLM supporters.
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  33. Tim......have you ever attended math class? I can say I'm 40 even though I was born in 1952, I'm still not 40. I can pretend that I am....but I'd be LYING. Do you get that? It isn't true. Years have a specific length and mathematics still applies. If he wins and tells a woman that he's 20 years younger, he's still LYING. His health could go down hill quite rapidly in 5 years and he would have mislead that woman about his age. That selfishness.....pure and simple. He's not thinking about the woman or any children they might have. It's all about him and him alone. The world is going crazy......really, REALLY crazy.
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  34.  @Seldonlair  They'd call him an Uncle Tom and worse. The left are a disgusting bunch.
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  35. LOL. I like this one, too. Tucker Carlson: "Who are you???"
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  36.  @A_Jeff  Don't be a troll. That woman would throw you in jail for years for smoking a joint, while she's puffing on her own blunt. If you had evidence that you're weren't guilty, she bury the evidence so you'd still have to serve the time anyway. She's done it before and she'll think nothing of doing it to you. That's the trouble with being a troll, John. You'll troll yourself until it kicks you in the backside. Be careful what you wish for.
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  37.  yourcringe-8  Almost 100% of 15 year old males have engaged in self love. By those statistics, YOU are the weird one. What's really weird is that the same people who say self love is natural are now calling Vance weird for doing something that is natural.
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  38. To the left, anyone that doesn't agree with them 100 percent is a white supremacist. We all know it's the far left, Antifa and Socialists that are behind it. If you hear someone claiming that it's white supremacists doing the rioting, you can bet that he's a radical leftist.
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  39. "I'm a professor ethics and I think that some races should die off and I will tell you which one should go first" The "Joseph Mengele" of ethics.
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  40. I know people that ended up hooked on the opiods that their doctor prescribed for them. Doctors that they've had for years and trusted implicitly. Some are dead now. You have to trust experts to a certain extent but to trust without question is stupid and dangerous.
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  41.  @tennesseepatriot1950  They're like children that hold their breath in a fit of rage. It makes no sense because it's illogical. They may live here but they've not advanced past the mentality of that red faced toddler. That's why they're so violent and unreasonable.
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  42.  @squidikka  I just asked a question. Don't assume what I think. I just asked a question. What I do know is that I saw a naked teenager, held down in the back of a truck, unable to tell whether she was dead or alive, and people were cheering and spitting on her. It was the most sickening spectacle that I've ever seen in my entire 71 years on this planet. Apparently, she was one of the young people that was attacked at a music festival. I find it difficult to criticise those young people. They were just standing around, dancing to music when they were fired upon and she was probably killed. If you support those who cheered this on, I've not a lot to say to you. The hatred that would drive someone to take part in such horror isn't something that I would EVER support, no matter who it is or who they're against. It's as vile as it gets.
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  43.  @A_Jeff  Both of those acronyms are the brainchild of huge corporate banking systems and investment firms and corporate human resources departments. Are you a shill for capitalist corporate America? I'm not understanding your point.
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  44.  @gorkyd7912  An 8.3 BILLION dollar requisition bill, signed by Trump to fight the coronavirus. Trump restricts travel to China in January, followed by Italy, South Korea and Japan. Biden calls it xenophobic. Sets up task force to fight disease and, to show how serious he takes it, he names the vice-president to lead it as administrator and liaison. People say it's full of old white men. Visits CDC to show the public the steps being taken. Washington State tells 2.2 million people to stay home and not to go to work and closes schools. Nothing being done???? You're a grown adult, at least I would hope so. When I heard about this virus, I went and bought extra goods so I could stay home for over a month and could survive a quarantine. I didn't NEED Trump to tell me to do that. I don't HAVE to go to public events. It's a choice that I can make. Not going to a concert or a hockey game isn't the end of the world for me. I'll get by. In what magic world do people live in where, if they make poor decisions, it's the president's fault. GROW UP. Take your life into your own hands.
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  45.  @chaseme9860  But discrimination is illegal. The Civil Rights Act says so. Back in the sixties, we were all so proud of that legislation. Now, it's an annoying talking point for far right agitators. California Democrats even tried to get rid of their State Civil Rights legislation but fortunately they failed. I'm sure they'll try it again under another guise.
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  46. It's similar to how Kyle Reese described the Terminator (Schwarzenegger) to Sarah Connor. It also brings to mind "The Borg".
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  47. Come on. Let me be offended for you. I need my social virtue points to prove what a wonderfully kind person I am. You wouldn't deny me that, would you?
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  48. When are they going to march in support of the good people in the inner city who are terrorised by the murderous street gangs. Thousands more get killed by these thugs than by the police.
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  49.  @mountaineerbear3122  Sort of like Rashida Tlaib. A socialist senator of Palestinian descent, who just LOVES Israel and its Zionist ways. (very deep sarcasm)
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  50. @UCmJwUpTCG5GPKN7yGNk5RqQ Women tend to live by emotions and empathy. Showing empathy, even love, can be a good thing but it can be destructive if you don't use logic as a counterpoint. However, pure logic can be just as destructive if you don't apply emotions as a counterpoint, too. When you lose balance, you're risking falling off the tightrope. The Democrats use that emotional draw to attract support and it's not in anyone's best interest.
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