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

Who thought that being a communist could be a business plan? Brilliant.
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Eventually, those burn victims will be told to stay home because their appearance will trigger people. It has to be the logical progression of this mindset. These people will make someone else's horrific injuries about themselves. That's as narcissistic as it gets.
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@StrawHat83 Chomsky's a great socialist and an even better capitalist. LOL.
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A therapist that needs trigger warnings. That's like a pilot that afraid to fly, a surgeon that's afraid of blood or a roofer that's afraid of heights. Makes no sense.
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@mrharpable Good one. I'm gonna use it...if you don't mind.
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@ljnv Vance is a career politician? Really? He's only been a politician for 2 years. TWO YEARS! That makes for a career politician? Biden has been a politician for 51 years. Now, THAT'S a career politician.
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@EricaL2024 Like most of us, your uncle isn't as good a man as he thinks he is. That's true for most people. Unfortunately, most people won't even acknowledge that this might possibly be true.
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@Ytoidzzz Slavery has been a part of human history for thousands of years, in every part of the world with few exceptions, if any. To single out one ethnic group is like saying one mosquito bears the most responsibility for mosquito bites. It's ridiculous.
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@tarunsukhani9250 You've just created a new identity. Rich, black men. Are they white adjacent?
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Everything is flawed. Radical socialism is the most flawed of all.
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@slipstreammonkey The video is about the transgender movement. I'm sure that you watched it. GSpotter63 was responding to the topic of the video and never said word ONE about being gay.....not one single word. Yet, you insist on changing the topic from what he was talking about to one that YOU want to discuss. Worse, you imply that he believes that being gay is a pretence, which he never said at all. How do I know that? I actually read his comment. It's a strawman argument and has nothing to do with what he said. Even when he tells you that he's not talking about homosexuality, you insist that this is what he meant. You're making comments and accusations in bad faith.
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@bbudimanalqodri That it's always happened doesn't answer why people have always behaved that way. Why do people want others, people that they don't even know, to die?
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@skylar9284 I watch my weight because when I get too big, I'm not nearly as active. The extra pounds induce a lethargy that I find highly unpleasant. It's sort of my own personal body positivity trigger mechanism. Don't be so lazy and get doing something. Keeping busy is one of the more positive things a person can do.
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Why not make a movie? You don't have to watch it....unless our government starts showing acceptable propaganda movies across all outlets 24/7. Sort of "Big Brother" type stuff. Could happen. I wouldn't be happy about that.
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I would support Mahsa Amini but I'd have to criticise Islam and that's Islamophobic. It's not easy trying to be virtuous.
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@merrytunes8697 Affirmative Action IS racist. It's why the Democrats tried to get rid of their state Civil Rights Act. It says that one cannot be given preference to or discriminate against anyone due to race, religion...etc. They did it so they could implement Affirmative Action without fear of a losing a court battle when accused of violating that act. Harvard was sued by a group of Asian students because of the negative effects on Asians that Harvard's Affirmative Action policies were having. The Asians LOST because Massachusetts does NOT have a state Civil Rights law. The Asians are now taking it to the Supreme Court and they will win due to the Federal law that Dr. Martin Luther King fought so hard to put in place. They'll win UNLESS the Democrats pack the Supreme Court, like they've threatened. Weird that the same party that fought the Civil Rights Act are now trying to do away with it in California.
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I don't like being bare in the woods. Too many mosquitoes. I don't want "There's skeeter on my......" to become true.
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@slipstreammonkey It's cute but a diversion. They're 2 separate topics. Identity isn't a feeling. It's biological fact and deeply ingrained into our very being, right down to our DNA. It's what compels our maturation as human beings. That's why puberty is so important. It's a biological development, no different than any other stage of our development. It's compelled by everything that we're built from. An adolescent has no idea where the changes of puberty are going to take him/her because it is out of their control, no different than your eye colour or the freckles on your face, except it runs even deeper than that. Our existence depends on the binary that is gender. Without it, we'd be no better than one celled creatures because that binary allows us the genetic diversity to stay alive. There is no other system of procreation in all the so called advanced life forms. It's that vital to our survival. Our "feelings" can't change that. A dog can hump my leg, but that doesn't mean that it's found a new gender. It's responding to a primal urge that's within all of us, that is beyond our feelings. It's a call to life itself. We accept that a person could be attracted to the same sex but that's a lot different than claiming to be another gender or one that they've just made up. That's a feeling and has nothing to do with biology, no matter what the egghead intellectuals or a Supreme Court Justice says. Claiming to be Jesus Christ or Napoleon doesn't make it so, no matter who much you wish it or feel it. Cutting off body parts and attempting to fashion new ones doesn't change your gender, no different that sticking a sow's ear on a horse won't change that sow into a pony.
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@VelaiciaCreator Show us the biological markers that indicates that a person is transgender. Not about how they feel but actual biology that can be recognised using objective science not discussion. Explain how being trans operates as a biological function to human survival. And speaking of survival, trans activists insist that we must affirm a person's gender claims or we put their lives in extreme danger. Britain has seen a 4000% increase in transgender claims and the suicide rates have gone UP since we've been affirming the condition in schools, medicine and even through our governments. If not affirming their claim to gender, which was the situation in the past, why wasn't the suicide rate way higher, due to the despair of not living the lives that they were "meant" to live. Suicide rates should be going down not up. For thousands of years people have claimed to feel the Holy Spirit coursing through their bodies, compelling them to praise God and Jesus. I'm sure they felt something but was it a real phenomenon? Is it really the work of a real living God or is it a psychological condition. People have changed their lives due to this religious rebirth so its effects have real consequences. Is this proof that God exists? This is a complex psychological phenomenon that isn't as understood as you claim it is. It's definitely not understood well enough that placing young adolescents on puberty blockers is the ONLY option and neither is performing surgery on demand. This instances of regret and the anger expressed when one does voice their regret is highly suggestive that the idea means more than the reality.
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@VelaiciaCreator You completely ignored my points on how religious beliefs also affect people psychologically in profound ways. It's a cause and effect phenomenon. Does that prove the existence of God? Also, if would be extremely helpful if you could link me to these biological studies that prove your point. I've asked others but they've all declined. The studies that I have found all deal with feelings and there is never any real scientific evidence to validate such a claim. Maybe I've found bad evidence and need to see better stuff but it's difficult when you don't know what the good is. Give me start in the right direction. Also, the John Money example doesn't pass muster. He was trying to change a boy into a girl, another gender and he was working as if gender was a closed binary set. He wasn't exploring the possibility of multiple genders in which the gender types could be in the hundreds. All he proved was that you can't force a person into a different gender. That has very little to do with multiple genders if at all.
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@VelaiciaCreator Suicide rates are way up in the trans community and that contradicts the claim that gender affirmation is necessary or lives are at stake due to suicide. Well, gender affirmation has become the norm and suicide rates are still climbing. Also, if affirmation was THAT important, why weren't the suppressed trans population, 4000% more than what was known to exist in Britain, committing suicide at astounding rates. Their "very being" was being denied into non-existence, yet they weren't killing themselves at the rates that they are today. That they're suddenly being bullied doesn't account for that. In fact, odd behaviour was much more likely to incite bullying 50 years ago than it is today. Misgendering someone is now unlawful in some countries and you could be fined, lose your job or face school suspensions if you're accused of doing so. The idea that affirmation is necessary to save lives just doesn't seem consistent with reality. In fact that claim is used as an emotional cudgel to elicit guilt that results in no one ever questioning their assertions. "They killed themselves because you refused to affirm their gender. It's YOUR fault". That's an extremely powerful weapon.
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@VelaiciaCreator Are you EVER misunderstanding the point that I'm making. I hope that you're not doing this intentionally. I will try one more time. The claim is that lack of gender affirmation is causing suicides. There was no such thing as gender affirmation 50 years ago. In Britain, transgender cases have skyrocketed, in the last 10 years by 4000 percent and most of them are girls. Intersex cases were almost exclusively boys in the past and now it's girls. If that is the TRUE number of transgender population, how is it that the suicide rates for girls are on the rise, among those who are transgender, when 50 years ago they couldn't even get the affirmation they claim that they so badly need. No affirmation and no chance of surgery, either yet suicide rates are on the rise. Were those girls so much tougher back then? Also, you're claim that people have is tough today, doesn't past the muster either. 90 years ago there was the great Depression. Ordinary people, even in America, were scrounging for food and living in abject poverty. Then came the WW2. Not exactly a time of wealth for average people and then they had to contend with the new spectre of nuclear war which extended through the Cold War. When I was a kid, in the sixties, every large explosive sound would compel the search for a mushroom cloud on the horizon. Blacks in America were living under Jim Crow. Gays were reviled and transgenders lived an underground existence. The last 30 years were the best in human history, with more people coming out of abject poverty than at any time in history only blunted by the advent of Covid and the world reaction to it. Covid and the Covid response resulted in over 250 million people falling BACK into abject poverty, abject poverty being less than 1.90 in US dollars a day. So don't give me this "times are tough" nonsense. 95% of all humans lived in abject poverty 150 years ago, no welfare, socialised medicine, retirement pension plans or the means to access affordable food. Being gay is widely accepted and anyone claiming to be trans is being affirmed by their schools, medical practitioners, the law and businesses. The rainbow flag is everywhere. Even the crosswalks in my small town are painted to reflect the acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community. Your assertions are bogus and the facts don't bear them out.
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As long as they don't say "January 6th". I still get triggered every time I hear that day. Just typing it out makes me want to crawl under my bed.
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@Ytoidzzz It's not only Jews that are doing it. There are lots of white people doing it, too. Why aren't you castigating them? You're just trying to rationalise your own personal brand of hate.
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@Ytoidzzz Stop blaming each other. Slavery, in the west is done. Not one of us were alive when it was happening. It is time to stop fighting the Civil War.
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@Ytoidzzz This is the first that I've even heard your claim and I follow this kind of stuff. You're just another bigot, pointing fingers. I watch Dave Rubin and I'm quite familiar with Ben Shapiro. They're not even CLOSE to blaming whites for slavery.....or Dennis Prager, another American of Jewish heritage. You're letting your hatred run your brain. If anything, YOU are the one that wants the race war. You are the monster that you're wanting to do battle with.
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@b.ballooon9225 Fully agree. It's ridiculous, it's racist and it's WRONG.
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I'm now reading "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" by Paulo Freire. His book has become the guiding light for educational studies in universities and is used to train teachers. Read that and you'll start to realise why and how these left ideas are being applied in our schools, all the way down to kindergarten. It's eye opening and, quite frankly, horrific.
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@SpinosaurusTheProudSocialist I know that I'm probably not a good person either so I'm free to say how I feel. However, I could never vote for a person or party that supports the mutilation of children, keeps secrets between themselves and those children from their parents, or who says that they support women's rights but can't tell me what a woman is. That's 2 plus 2 equals 5 territory and a complete departure from reality. That's how this imperfect being feels.
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The law wouldn't allow Democrats to discriminate against blacks so they centred on Asians to discriminate against. They had to be a little more creative, encouraging blacks to forsake families and putting black children in the worst school environments possible and then claiming that they were actually helping oppressed black Americans. To show how much they were helping them, they created affirmative action and DEI so they could discriminate against other identity groups......like Asians. The Democrats have always embraced an ideology of identity conflict. What's amazing is how people fall for it.
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@J.J. So, if a bunch of guys kick the snot out of me for being white, it doesn't hurt as much as it would if a bunch of white guys beat up a black guy. Really??? Systemic racism ideology has made racism so vague that anything can be racist. It's lost all meaning. A slip of the tongue. A disagreement over a parking space, loud music disputes....if a black guy is involved, he's automatically absolved. It's childish and ignores the facts of any specific incident. Broad application of how racism towards one is more damaging than for another, based on skin colour, is the very definition of racism. "Seek and ye shall find". Anything can be an issue if that's what you want it be and are searching hard enough for it.
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The progressives don't feel that they have to do anything to "fix" the problem. They feel that all they have to do is express their outrage and that should do it. It's self applied redemption. They're no different than the Pharisees, in the Bible. Big public displays of piety so everyone could see how dedicated they are. A shallow hypocritical display.
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