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

  1.  @A_Jeff  It doesn't say that it's being censored, Jeff. Read it again without your biased glasses, this time.
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  2.  @Fordo007  That's what you're supposed to do with a "race traitor" isn't it. Isn't it strange that the left that has appropriated that insult from the KKK. I can hear the Grand Wizard saying it but the virtuous left? I guess they're closer in ideology than they'd like to admit.
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  3.  @strategery101  Of course they're worried about their 401Ks. It's the culmination of their life's work and savings. Their 401ks are a vehicle out of poverty for them and their families, a way out of oppression so yes......their 401Ks are important.
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  4. They don't allow Penthouse in the schools. By their rules, that would be banning books but they, quite oddly, just clam up and pretend that they don't understand and that this is different.
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  5.  @elscorcho4158  Sorry buddy. I know people that have had the virus. It's real. However, they're overreacting to the threat. The curve has been flattened. Time to ease the lockdown and get back to work.
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  6. I agree with what you're saying but I've always said the BLM and Antifa are the updated versions of the KKK. That's why you hardly hear anything from them anymore, except when it's the left accusing the right.
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  7. I knew one little boy that was definitely trans. That was in the early 60s. At 4 years old, he was extremely feminine. My brother, who was 6 at the time, was freaked out by his mannerisms. He said to me that he couldn't understand why this little boy would act like a little girl. That was the days when trans was rare and overtly obvious. You'd think that all the people that I grew up with, in this modern atmosphere, would all be transitioning. I don't know of any. I know that some are gay but not one trans except that little boy. I have to ask why it's so pervasive in our schools today. Apparently, that question is transphobic but I'm going to ask anyway.
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  8.  @dtklamf7457  Because the jerk would have had him charged. He could have ended up in jail and lost his job and end up with a criminal record. Yeah....he would have showed that jerk, alright.
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  9. The left doesn't like southerners, either. They're the "basket of deplorables", the irredeemable racist hillbillies that they love to sneer at. They're elitist snobs.
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  10.  Rinky Dinky  She's prepared and Acosta is so dense, he can't see it coming. In other words, he's NOT prepared at all. He's a droning zombie. I'll bet they had a pool going, betting on how long it would take for her to present that headline in response to a stupid question. I wonder who won?
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  11.  @DM-dk7js  Their power isn't in that they're tough or hard to defeat in a fight. Their power lies with the Democrat refusal to take them seriously as a domestic terrorist group. As long as they're protected they'll go after the weakest of our society. A 6 year old, with a gun, can kill the toughest of us all. They're 6 year olds, living in adult bodies.
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  12.  @tacitus6384  People do change. I did. If you knew me 30 years ago you'd see an addicted mess, angry at everyone and blaming them all for my misery. I'm not like that at all now and I support Trump 100%.
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  13.  TheAstrius  They're angry. That's all.....and they're being manipulated by the multinationals.
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  14.  @ricardokojin7  He did nothing wrong and he needs the support of all of us that believe that. It's the woke progressives that are in the wrong. Don't kick good people off our ship over a misstep. That's what THEY do.
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  15.  @johnqpublic407  I'm from eastern Canada and I don't like it. I don't like Trudeau, either. I didn't like his father and dislike Justin even more. This is going to affect Canadians all across the country. I have friends who live here, in southern Ontario, and fly out to work in the oil fields of western Canada. You're right though. It is the liberals that were against that pipeline deal.
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  16. Also, we don't live in our parent's basement, or have a big trust fund. We don't get an allowance from our families. Deeper than that.....we refuse to live that way and that irks these adults toddlers to no end.
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  17. Well...she is. She shows exactly what motivates the Democrat Party. I don't like it. Inexplicably....others do.
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  18.  @TheJeffL  He did? Are you saying that Cohen's lawyer lied about him? Did Stormy lie to Bill Maher when she said that this was NOT a MeToo incident and that it was mutual? Is a non-disclosure agreement illegal? If so, show me the statute that states that it is illegal. Exactly what law did Trump break and show it to us all. You won't. I've yet to see you offer a real reference that would back up your claims.
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  19. I've heard teachers claim that they are co-parents of your children. This is inherently wrong.
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  20.  @hybridh9702  People can do bad and good. I don't bash the human race because of what the bad people do. That's the same for corporations. Tim Pool's been criticising the corporations that bend the knee to woke ideology. That doesn't mean that they're ALL doing it. In both cases, it's not people or corporations that are bad. It's the specific person or corporation that is wrong. That also applies to the free market. It's not that the free market is bad or that my freedom to choose is a terrible thing. It's the actions of specific people, using the free market, that can be bad. When you look for perfection in any system or group of people, you're going to find it. That doesn't mean that every system or group is intrinsically bad. Your stance is illogical.
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  21. Wait till the celebrities and MSM pundits find out that the leftists are communists and don't believe in private property. Those lefties will be coming for them and they'll take their property for redistribution. Then they'll be crying. Just like Chris Palmer did. They'll be lucky if they're not designated as enemies of the revolution.
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  22.  J D  No...we don't need a "white people" party. That will just keep us where we are right now. Identity politics. It's the same thing as BLM except it WLM. This craziness will never end until there's a final solution. My parents lived through that horror. My uncle spent 6 weeks in a Nazi detention centre because it was close to where he lived and was only transferred out because he wasn't Jewish and spent the rest of the war in a POW camp. Once you use any identity as a criteria, you'll find that boundaries shifting about until YOU'RE no longer in the correct identity.
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  23.  @lordzallen  At this moment, in the US, the Christian fundamentalists are NOT rigging the court system. The possibility might be there but it's not happening these days. The threat, RIGHT NOW, is the leftist, Socialist ideology, that doesn't believe in evidence or a fair trial. In fact, our judicial system, came from a Christian heritage, of personal responsibility and accountability. You're inventing a threat that doesn't exist to rationalise a threat that does. It's as if you're deflecting as a way to somehow support leftist views. This is the result of a law, Title 9, that the left supports and the conservative, largely religious right, abhors. Stick to the problem and quit trying to accuse others of what a certain group is doing.
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  24.  G  Yes they can. People that don't smoke have lung issues, as well. People that don't drink have bad livers. People that watch their diets still have diabetes. I'm not sure what your point is.
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  25.  @PaulvonOberstein  It was NOT a Muslim ban. It was a ban against 7 countries who were at odds with the US. Five of them were Muslim, including Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria and Pakistan. The other 2 countries were Venezuela and North Korea and they're NOT Muslim countries. Of the top 10 countries with Muslim populations, only THREE of them were on that list. Making a backhanded comment with erroneous facts doesn't help credibility.
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  26.  @futurereflections4097  In 1948, there were around 150,000 Arabs living in Israel. Today, there are around 2 million Arabs in Israel, including the West Bank. That has to be the worst genocide in history.
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  27. It has never occurred to the media that a person who would engage in vandalism might also be the type of person to lie about engaging in vandalism.
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  28.  @sthubbins4038  Racist troll.
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  29. "All lives matter" should be the default. Not following that axiom is what got us here in the first place. When "All lives didn't matter", it lead to the idea that "Especially those lives don't matter" and then to the ultimate "we can make slaves of those lives that don't matter." "All lives matter" should be what we all strive for.
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  30. Even a look into the future of a Warren presidency or just about any Democrat presidential hopefuls. These people validate the old axiom "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
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  31.  @Honorablebenaiaha  A racist is a "hatist". I've read enough of your comments to know just how filled with hate you are. You may not hate (or at least you think you don't) due to race, you're still no different. You're just hating based on another criteria. "Love thy neighbour" means nothing to people like you.
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  32.  @Man-vs-Metal  How could we know if the prosecution withheld his identity. The defence had no chance to examine the guy to find out if that testimony COULD have changed things. That's the issue here. The defence has the right to ALL evidence.
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  33.  @darrenuk  The law also states that a non-citizen cannot vote. So....do we arrest every non-citizen AFTER the election if they vote? Arrest and deport them? Is THAT your solution?
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  34.  @danporath536  However, history has taught us that people are corrupt and they will try to get away with doing the wrong thing any chance they get. Therefore, due to this history, the simplest answer is that there likely was some fraud. That's the norm in human behaviour. The question is, was there enough fraud to change the results. The Democrats may have won without cheating. They may have cheated because that's what people do. In fact, the Republicans could have cheated, too but not enough to win. No system is perfect. To ensure that the elections ARE as close to perfection, as possible, you make the election process as simple as possible. The greater the uniformity in the process, the less opportunities to cheat. Not much uniformity in the American election process this time.
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  35. You clearly do not understand the Canadian electoral process. We have elections every 5 years. However, an election can be called at anytime before those 5 years are up. Canada had our last election in Oct. 2019. That means that there will not be another election until, at the latest 2024 unless there is a vote of non-confidence or the sitting majority calls another election. They voted to suspend the right to CALL an election until the Covid crisis is over. That would include a vote of non-confidence. However, in 2024 there MUST be an election, as is scheduled and as proscribed by law. I've simplified it quite a bit but that's the gist of it. Canadian election procedures are a lot different than in the US. Believe me.....I don't want to see Trudeau as Prime Minister for 1 more minute but what you're saying just isn't true.
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  36.  @sthubbins4038  I wonder why you're changing the subject.....oh, maybe because you know that Smollett is guilty and realise that the corporate media knew it as well.
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  37.  @markrandall3747  As long as they weren't wearing MAGA hats. Wear a MAGA hat and you're automatically guilty.
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  38.  @Arctc-zh6rg  Dave Rubin, Blaire White, black Republicans are right wing but they're NOT extremists. They believe in conservative principles, which is a set of ideas which has nothing to do with skin colour or identity. They believe in personal responsibility, hard work, individual sovereignty and a winning attitude in life. To suggest that they can't have a set of beliefs, due to their group identity, you're the one assigning agency upon a person and taking away their ability to think, believe and act as individuals. That's the very think that we hate. We're individuals and we judge one another on the content of our character. Group identity means nothing. It's the left that would call someone, like Candace Owens, a porch m.....y, an Oreo, an Uncle Tom and worse. I find that despicable and it's not coming from the right. It's racist to deny individual agency and to malign those who would exercise their right to their own thoughts. Their not robots. They're human beings.
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  39. I watched Trump for awhile but the moderator just pissed me off. Then I tried the Hunter, I mean, Joe Biden show. That put me to sleep.
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  40.  Ryan Lee  Well, we have a president who's brokered four, like in FOUR (4) peace deals in the Middle East and the Balkans and has made inroads in dealing with North Korea. If you don't like the bombing, you may have to think about voting for this guy.
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  41.  @alexjoneswasright11  Except George was already complaining that he couldn't breathe, LONG before he was forced down. He told the police that he was claustrophobic and that he couldn't breathe. One officer assured him that they'd open the windows a bit and turn on the AC. When he went into the back seat of the police car, he started kicking and swinging, causing the police to back off. George sat up, feet on the street, and then said that he needed to lay down and that's what he did. That's when the police tried to cuff him and he resisted and he was held down and and started repeating that he couldn't breathe, something that he'd already SAID when he was still standing. The autopsy showed that he had over the lethal limits of Fentanyl in his system and that he died of hypoxia. The number one cause of death, in a Fentanyl overdose, is hypoxia. The police could be accused of not recognising that George was having severe drug reaction, something that they're trained to spot and respond to but they didn't until it was too late...but they didn't murder him. In fact, George may well have died without any physical reaction with the police. There's even more to this story that shows that George was the architect of his own demise but I'm sure that you don't want to hear it.
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  42.  @daisycloverbee6353  I'm a grandfather and I was appalled at what my grand daughter was telling me. My daughter is hooked up with a socialist and she's a bit wishy washy on it. She wasn't taught these things and I most definitely wasn't. What's worse, my grand daughter, at 13 years old, has all the arguments down pat and, being young, can't comprehend that she may too young to understand the problems with what she's being taught. I wish I'd known but this wasn't a problem when I was young or when my parent's were in school or before that. This is relatively new and we're all been caught by surprise....and near horror.
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  43. I've asked a lot of people what it was that Trump did, as president, that was so wrong. They always say that he's a liar. That he lies all the time about everything. My response? "A politician that lies? Say it ain't so!!!!"
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  44.  @daled8894  Funny how didn't mention the entire Russian collusion fiasco. What do you think that was all about. It was the Democrat claim that Trump had somehow committed election fraud. They spent 2 years and almost 35 million dollars, in their quest to prove it, and came out empty. Yet, Hillary, Schiff and others STILL hold onto that claim. In fact, Hillary, Obama and other Democrats, claimed fraud in the the 2004 elections. They tried to discredit the voting machines. Sound familiar? More to the point, Raquel Rodriques was just arrested, in Texas, using the mail-in voting system fraudulently, in the exact manner that Trump, and others, had said was possible under the mail-in voting system. So don't pretend that this is a uniquely Trump thing. This has been going on for awhile and it's the Democrats that don't seem to be interested in improving the integrity of the election process. The rest of the free world is astounded at the idea of not using identification as a aid to maintain election integrity. In fact, I hold it to be condescending and arrogant to assume that minorities don't have access to obtaining an ID and it's racist to ask them to produce it. They're not children. They shouldn't be treated as such.
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  45. I wonder if I painted graffiti on Ted Wheeler's car, he would defend my right as a protester. I have a feeling that he only approves of selective protesting and that I'd be in big trouble.
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  46.  @ermac6466  If you really did that, there'd be a few things I'd call you and not one of them would be a woman. LOL.
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  47. It's still bad and violence should be used only as a last resort. When your first reaction is to tell people, who are expressing opinions, to shutup, you are on the way to using violence for all the wrong reasons.
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  48.  @blank-vj1mc  No, they're not. They're being facetious. So you understand, they're making fun of the fact that climate change activists are conflating weather with climate by using their own weather phenomenon as an example of a fact leading to a ridiculous conclusion. "I see an ice age starting. Lol". Notice the "Lol". That is the indication that he knows it's a stupid statement and he's saying to reflect the stupidity of AOC claiming that tornado sirens are proof of climate change.
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  49. I'd do the same. I'd go to the training session and the minute something is said that has ideological overtones, I'd get up and walk out and go back to work. If I wanted to be told how terrible a person I am, I'd call the ex-wife.
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  50.  metalshredmetal1  You really thing that a media source would say this? LOL. Worse.....do you really think that anyone, any sane human being, will believe that a vehicle can protest peacefully? Now wonder they say that the left can't meme. You seem to lack the ability to recognise humour. IT'S A JOKE!!!!. He's making fun of the "mostly peaceful protests" rhetoric. That this has to be explained to you would be comedic if it wasn't so sad.
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