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

  1. Democrats in 1860: Who's going to pick our cotton? Democrats in 2025: Who's going to cut our grass? As my sainted mother used to say. No matter how much things change, they stay the same.
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  2.  @M69256  It's now an Olympic sport. I guess we'll have to release all those guys in jail.
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  3.  @jberrocalucf  He's NOT intersex. He has XY chromosomes, which means that he's male. He may have a condition in which his genitals don't appear like it should. However, the rest of his body is a male body. Also, testosterone isn't the only difference. The genetics of having XY chromosomes would give that person greater bone density. Their stance would be different due to a woman's need to have a pelvic region that would safely accommodate child birth. That would add extra leverage to throw a punch. The shoulders are different as well which means 50% greater shoulder strength to the male, according to the National Institute of Health. This has been programmed into the very genetic differences between men and women. The testosterone may add muscle strength but the physicality of the male, denser bones, pelvic and shoulder differences, greater lung capacity, bigger hearts.....all add to the advantages of one that is born with XY chromosomes. To add, Ali had greater boxing skills than Foreman but Ali also had the advantage of having the bone density, the shoulder strength to counter punch, the leverage of his male stance, male lung capacity and the strength of his larger male heart to offset the muscle size of Foreman. The Italian boxer doesn't have any of those advantages over her XY opponent to offset the testosterone advantage. Genetics is exceptionally important and as for the outrage? I have 2 grand daughters who play rugby. This scares me and I have every right to be afraid and outraged if this happened to the girls that I love.
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  4. Good for you. If you don't want children, don't have them. However, there are many women who chase a career and then find that they want children when their best child bearing years are behind them. That can lead to a heartache that someone, like yourself, may not understand. Anyway, we welcome all cat ladies to vote for Trump.
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  5.  @RichardMack-r2h  Then watch the entire meeting and show us how Zelensky did nothing wrong. It should be easy if you're correct. However, all you did was attack Megan. She had NOTHING to do with this meeting and is irrelevant to the situation. The meeting is there for anyone to see. I didn't see Megan there and I didn't know that you were there, either. It's all on the video of the entire meeting. So....use THAT video instead of attacking someone who you obviously dislike.
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  6. Implying that she'd make sure that she would always be in the right place. How anyone could say that is astounding and appalling. She disgraced the entire LA fire department by saying that.
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  7. I shingled roofs for 20 years. I would carry 60 - 85 pound bundles of shingles up a ladder countless times a day, many times up a 40 foot ladder. I have YET to see a woman do that. I have friends who are in the Toronto fire department and these guys are built. I'm fairly strong, 5'10" and 185 pounds with very little fat, but I'm quite comfortable saying that there's no way that I could compete with these guys and I'd be embarrassed to even try. I'll freely admit that. Why can't these women? There's no shame in it. Be good at what you do and have the courage and integrity to admit when you can't. That's what a person with a sense of honour would do.
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  8.  @jberrocalucf  Elevated testosterone. So, it would be okay for other female boxers to ingest testosterone to reach the same level as this Algerian boxer. I'm sure that the Italian boxer was browbeaten and bullied until she apologised for her "antics". Also, one can be a good boxer, one who has been trained in the art of boxing, and still lose to a mug who has a hammer for a fist and greater bone density that would allow them to absorb the punches of their opponent that doesn't have that advantage. That means one good punch from the bad boxer could defeat the good boxer. The one that the Italian boxer said is that she'd never been hit as hard as she was in that match. That would be explained by your vaunted "elevated testosterone levels". It's also why the boxing association disqualified the Algerian, last year, in the world's in India.
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  9. Rhonda Fleming.....I was expecting a redhead. LOL To be serious, good for her for standing up for her rights even if she's in prison. It's disgusting that she was FORCED to be housed with men. Trump should pardon her or at least commute her sentence because of what she was put through and for her fight for women's rights.
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  10.  Andrina-fl9ef  I would say that most Republican women want to have it as a choice, to live their life as they want and not be denigrated for those choices. Candace can do as she wants just like every other person in the United States. She has the freedom to limit her hours, unlike most American women who are required to work a 40 hour week if they want to work. She has said that she feels bad for women who are in that position and must also take care of small children. That can be quite exhausting.
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  11. Good one. "The Blind Spot" might work, too.
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  12.  @cameronh7229  The victims of bullies will quite often say what they believe their oppressors want them to say. Just because the kid gave the bully his lunch money, it doesn't mean that he really wanted to.
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  13.  @Orange-Jumpsuit-Time  Is this some kind of "expert fallacy"? "Economists say". Okay, if it's economists, we gotta fall to our knees and pray at the feet of those experts. Then you go to the ad hominen attack....another logical fallacy. You comment is meaningless.
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  14. Yet, the natives maintained the forests for thousands of years. They lived and knew the dangers and used natural processes to mitigate those dangers. Elitist city folk think that they know better.
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  15.  @jimmysandoval1885  I've been called stoic and emotionally tough but seeing all those young girls and the big warm smile on Trump's face......I felt tears welling up. The world is starting to feel normal again. I'm so grateful.
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  16.  @IbnRushd-mv3fp  You know fully well that this comment isn't about Israel or Israeli cities. It's about the Middle Eastern Muslim countries with their strict dress codes. A belly shirt could get a woman arrested in many of those countries. That's the point and you know it.
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  17.  @stevenwilliams1805  Matt should know better. The way he talked, I could see him with a rock in his hand, ready to throw it at the adulteress's head, but didn't, because Jesus intervened. I think that he should re-think his attitude. When you "love thy neighbour" as Jesus asked us to do, you don't insult them by calling them names. That's not love.....that's pride.
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  18.  @costernocht  Wow. Learn something new every day. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? I've learned my new "trick" for today and it's only 8 in the morning. Thanks. I can relax now.
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  19.  @TheNordmo  Are you always this hateful or is this just your cyber personae?
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  20.  @markdelacruz1322  What a foolish comment. What can he do? You're not suggesting an illegal act, are you? We need those, who are putting The View on the air, to rethink that decision and cancel that show. To be specific, the ABC network.
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  21.  @Aaajjjjjjjjj  You "don't" think. That's the situation.
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  22. Jesus said to "Love thy neighbour". There are no qualifications to this. No "love the perfect neighbour" or white neighbour or Christian neighbour. It's "Love thy neighbour"....Period. You got a big thumbs up from me.
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  23. You're lucky. Just in case some people will use this to support their cause, I'm going to say that just because it didn't happen to you, doesn't mean that it's not happening.
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  24.  @cameronh7229  You just demonstrated another behaviour of the bully. Mock the victim. For me....I don't care. I'm not going to be facing unfair advantages because I'm 72 years old and my sporting days are behind me. I'm just calling if out because it's not fair and I've as much right to do that as you have to try to take on a mocking tone....a tone that most people have given up in grade school.
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  25. It's NOT the Federal government who's requiring citizens to maintain their property. That's usually the local municipality. If not them, it's the state. The Federal government has nothing to do with it.
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  26.  @Dunno-h8r  Maybe this person won't but there are people who will do something to stop her or her minions. The news is full of people who are willing to engage in gun battles.
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  27.  @wwjccsd  No one said that children aren't smart. Of course they are. For one thing, they lack life experience. They can't speak of things that they haven't experienced in life. Secondly, they should should show respect to their elders, especially their parents, due to this experience and the adults bear the brunt of taking care of their child's needs. If a child wishes to speak to an adult, they should wait until the adults are done speaking and then speak, asking their question or giving their opinion as desired. That's when the adult should treat them as human beings, explaining things as best they can what's appropriate. This is an ongoing process, starting when the child is very small so they know the protocols right from early childhood. Adulthood isn't just the passage to time. It's a ritual that's completed and a stage of life that's earned. That's why people have had the rites of passage, that the young go through, to show that they're ready to take on adult responsibilities. This has been the norm for tens of thousands of years. Letting children interrupt and blurt out whatever's on their mind is detrimental to their development. Humility is very important to human development and to living a life of contentment with courage. The "I'm important" view is only encouraging narcissistic behaviour and that undermines future relationships.
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  28.  @JulieDevonshire  We may want to trust but that's an impossibility. It'll never happen. What Amber Rose demonstrates is the need to question, to make sure that the information that you're being fed is fact and not a narrative. Truth is a goal that's never reached but can be approached if one is diligent in that quest for truth. She challenges us all to always be ready to have our beliefs challenged. That's why her message has relevance. As for Vance, he came from nothing and has been a success at everything that he's tried. I see no reason why that should change but it could. Nothing is ever a 100% guarantee. Also, he demonstrates what Amber Rose was talking about. Don't be afraid to challenge your beliefs and especially don't be afraid to say that you might be wrong. If more people were willing to do that, we wouldn't have the division that we have today.
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  29. It never does to those who're judgemental. There's always some fault to find, in others, that validates the knowledge that you're the better Christian.
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  30.  @888drpepper  Boycott women's tennis. When it hits their bank accounts, they'll start to see things differently. All you have to do is look at what happened to Harley Davidson. HD forgot who their customer base and it cost them. Tennis players will start to complain when their purses and endorsements start to go down.
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  31. The problem is our perception of truth. That's why this is so important. When we can't accept the truth of gender, we'll also ignore the other truth's that you're talking about. It's all intertwined. It's why in Orwell's "1984" it was so important for Winston Smith to accept the idea that 2 plus 2 equals 5 as truth. As Voltaire once wrote. "Those who can convince you to believe in absurdities, will also be able to convince you to commit atrocities." The absurdity is that men are physically the same as women and you've just laid out the atrocity. When one plays games with the truth, it will encompass everything. It's a mindset, that has to be defeated, whether the issue is big or small. We'll never improve the situation if we don't value truth as the highest ethical and moral objective. This gender stuff might seem unimportant but it's at the heart of how we perceive life and reality.
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  32. First, I just saw a kid's snowflake made out of a white sheet of paper. It kinda looked like aliens, too. Never saw KKK members until I actually tried to see them. I guess it could resemble that but everyone knows that's not what the company was going for but that doesn't matter to the perpetually offended. I suppose they find a sense of power to get responses from "the man" although most of us find them annoying.
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  33.  @IbnRushd-mv3fp  Are any of those countries surrounded by nations that want to destroy them? They only have a population of 9.5 million and their enemies number in the hundreds of millions. The country needs everyone to help defend itself. Even now, after that horrific attack on young people at a music festival, they've had to deal with Lebanon and Iran as well as Gaza. People all over the world are demonstrating against them. If those countries ever succeed, the women will be just as much the victims as the Israeli men.
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  34. Do you honestly think that the rich aren't devastated by their losses? Their homes mean just as much to them as it does to anyone else. It's NOT about money. It's about their lives and memories. Not every rich person is consoled with a big cheque.
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  35.  @KarenMacDonald-o7g  That old black lady couldn't have been a slave. Slavery ended in Jamaica in 1834. She could have been a nanny or housekeeper, an employee of the family but not a slave.
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  36. The police weren't handcuffed at this event. It was a Democrat dinner and you don't cause trouble at their events. The police were even praised for their swift action. Had it been a Republican dinner, the police would have stood back, watching the "peaceful" protest. That's just the way it is.
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  37. A guy gets fired and then badmouthed the guy that fired him. Haven't heard that song before....SMH.
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  38.  @MyThoughts721  I'm guessing that you're a suburban American, proving your virtue to yourself through your vote. Or you're just making it up.
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  39.  @RoddNTune619  He was thanking the crowd for their support. He touched his heart and extended it to the crowd. I know this to be true because I'm neither deaf OR blind.
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  40. @ I heard him thank the crowd. I seen him put his hand on his heart and, metaphorically, throw his heart out to the crowd. If you choose to be deaf, you'll be blind to what he meant to do.
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  41.  @Rope257  Another comment from someone with no integrity, what I like to call a POS.
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  42. I don't care that he's boring. What is important is whether he can do the job or not. He has shown success at everything that he's tried, coming out of poverty, joining the Marines and serving in Iraq, gets a law degree, writes a book which became a movie, then wins a Senate seat in Ohio and he's only 40 years old. If he carries that success into the VP office, we have a winner. He can be as boring as he wants so long as he does his job and does it well.
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  43.  @JLU55  Remarks like what? I'm not sure what you're referring to.
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  44.  @JLU55  Are you saying that there's no such thing? Apparently, you've never heard of the career women, who forego having kids until they get into their late thirties and find that they're just not as fertile as they were when young. They end up alone, with no family and they regret that decision. I have a neighbour who did this and who's now in her early sixties, alone with 3 cats. She hasn't even gone on a vacation in decades because she doesn't want to leave her cats in the care of anyone else. She's told me multiple times that she wished she had kids. The one regret of her life. It happens to some women and why that one statement makes him incompetent is ridiculous. He's been a success at everything he's tried. Why would that change now?
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  45. These are women who want to make it okay to hate a demographic....our own kids. One of the most despicable things that a parent can do. I feel so sorry for them. They're pathetic.
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  46. @ They violated her civil rights as a woman and refused to protect her from men with criminal records. As long as she's been a good citizen, while in prison, why not commute her sentence? Biden commuted the sentences of prisoners on death row who were there for murder. Fraud is serious but it's nowhere NEAR as serious as murder.
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  47. I think that the time will soon come where women will stop competing if a man shows up to compete. Till now, the leftists have been in control and they've used fear to keep dissenters in their place. I think that it's time to really advocate for this tactic and show the athletes that they will get the support that they so badly need.
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  48. We must have Zelensky back if we want to negotiate a peace deal. Both him and Putin. If we don't, this war could go on for decades or just escalate into a world war, which would include the EU and China. That's the reality of it. To allow childish bickering to get between a war and peace is just that....extremely childish. Only the warmongers want to drive a wedge between the 2 sides and a peacekeeper. Diplomacy is the only way out that will between peace and the untold loss of lives and unbelievable destruction. We either learn to get along or we could destroy everything.
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  49. I thought, when Obama was elected, that this would be the end of racial divide. By the end of his second term I realised that he had made things worse. I'm a white guy and I was so disappointed in what he did to divide America and now he's doing it again. White vs black vs women and that's how we should vote? He's the bigot.
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  50.  @hoosierdaddy7219  Chemtrails? We're talking about brush fires and you're talking chemtrails? Also, this isn't a Federal matter. This is the responsibility of the state and local communities. If they need help, they can appeal to the Federal government for help but only then can Trump, Biden or Obama step in to help. They just can't show up with chainsaws and start clearing the land. it is out of their jurisdiction. The governor, in this case Gavin Newsom, would be be outraged and rightfully so.
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