Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Antifa Risks Lives Blocking Police, Media Uses Sleazy Tactics To DEFEND Antifa Arrested At Capitol" video.

@SteveShivik And these women chose to be used as shields. They're not the classic "hold a gun to their head" type of shield used by bank robbers on TV. They've chosen to do this. That makes them just as guilty as the ones that they're supposed to be shielding.
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@TheLittlered1961 I watch him for one reason. He's telling us what the mainstream media won't tell us. I know people that don't know anything about Antifa except what they've heard on CNN. He supports the truth, no matter what it is. What you do with it is up to you. He's not telling what to think. He's telling you the truth and if you were smart you'd listen and use it when you need to make a point. It's better to get the truth from a known neutral source than one that is always on one side, no matter what. I don't care about a person's political beliefs. I care about the facts. Tim Pool provides them. That's good enough for me.
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Xavier Medina Hiding in gangs and behind women. Not exactly "John Wayne" types are they. I don't see why they're not hiding in bunkers out of embarrassment.
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@jasonspringer2983 If you read my first comment, you'd know that exactly what I said. Those women chose to be used as shields. That doesn't make those who hid behind them any less cowardly. And it makes the women just as guilty for any damage to property or for injuries incurred to those being attacked. Using others as shields, no matter what the reason, is despicable.
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@jasonspringer2983 Not a problem. Thanks.
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@TheLittlered1961 I don't care about his opinions. I glean from the guy what I can and that's the facts. As long as what he says is the truth, his opinions are irrelevant. I'm not here to validate what I think. I'm here to gather those facts and add it to the facts I already have to form a clearer picture of what is going on. Tim gathers those facts in a way that I never could. He brings them to me and validates them with the evidence to back it up. That's what I need from him. His opinions are just superfluous noise. It's how I use the media. I'll find out about an event, something current. From there, I find other sources to get a clearer picture. Tim is one of my major sources. I take what's relevant and important and then weigh his opinions for validity. If valid, I'll add it to my lexicon of ideas and if not, I'll drop them. Like I said...opinions are superfluous noise. I take it if and when it's useful but I don't rely on them. The world's full of opinions. They're generally useless. What is useful are facts and I'm not going to bash a good source because of his opinions that mean nothing to me, anyway.
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