Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "DC Commission Wants To ERASE Our Founding Father's Names, Our Country Is Under Attack" video.

Captain Danger The name Black Lives Matter is a good example of using a form of Orwellian doublespeak. It's a trap to find guilt in anyone they might turn against. Once caught in it, you'll find it near impossible to get out.
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@gunnart1305 Yes, but he's said that IF he was Italian, he would have followed him. However, he wasn't Italian so he never did follow him. My dad grew up in war time Holland about 20 miles from the German border. That made him one of the good guys. He's told me of how he and his brother, hid in a ditch, in fear and awe, at the back of the family farm and watched German troops file past for a couple of hours. They hid because they were afraid. My dad is certain that had he been born 20 miles to the east of the German border, in Germany, he would have patted the backs of the German soldiers on their way to invade Holland, goose stepping alongside of them and dreaming of the day that he, too could be marching with them. That artificial line on the map made a huge difference on how he saw the world at the time. That's what Churchill was talking about. Most people don't realise that they would likely have been Nazis had they been born in Germany and were alive during the Nazi era. We like to think that we're that intrinsically good that we'd have resisted the lure of Hitler but if we believe that, we're fooling ourselves.
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@purplemonkey649 I've interacted with the cops lots of times. I didn't like it when they fined me for speeding or other infractions but it was no big deal. Millions of police interactions every day and nothing comes of it.....but when it does, don't the world go crazy.
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@ac ca Nice....a judgemental, racist anti-Semite. That's been a source of "good" in human history, hasn't it? SMH.
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@MacTehKnife And he's now exposing the left. Be glad that people have minds and some have the integrity to realise and admit their mistakes. If that didn't happen, we'd be screwed. Instead of criticising what he can't change, be glad he's now on OUR side, fighting against these commies. You should be welcoming him. You can't change the past. You can only change the now and the future and he wants to do that by fighting against the Democrats. GOOD!!!!!!!!!
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@Simon Grace Did you ever consider that the riots is what red pilled him? Something has to turn the tide for him. He's said that he's voting Red this November across the board. That means, and I'll say it loudly, HE'S NOT VOTING DEMOCRAT!!!! Good....great even. He's not voting Democrat. You can label it any way you like, if you don't like "red-pilled" but it doesn't change the fact that HE'S NOT VOTING DEMOCRAT!!!!! To add to that, he's laying down a really good case to show others why they shouldn't vote Democrat, either. We NEED people like that. We need people of influence, like Tim Pool, to preach against the insanity of the Democrats and influence others to NOT VOTE DEMOCRAT, EITHER!!!! It's so simple that I explained this to my 10 year old grand daughter and she gets it. We want him to continue to discourage people from voting Democrat. We want him to feel welcome so he'll try even HARDER to steer people away from the Democrats. We don't want to start ragging on him for things that he did in the past. That's leftist behaviour. It's what he's doing NOW that matters.
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@Simon Grace You can call it what you want. I'd say that the riots red pilled him to the reality of the Democrat party or as you would put it, the fundamental lies of the Democrats. But you don't have to say he's been red pilled to the lies of the Democrats. He just realised that the Democrats are insane and he's not voting for them. If saying that he's been red pilled on the Democrats doesn't suit you, fine. What does it matter how you say it or how you apply the word "red pilled" to his realisation of the Democrats. What matters is that he's not voting for the Democrats this November.
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