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

@Ryuksgelus Those trans people and their supporters, that drove Daphne to suicide, should feel guilt. They talk about the struggles that the trans community faces and then bludgeon a person, who's had his own issues with being trans, to the point he commits suicide. It's horrific if a straight white guy does it, but just fine when THEY do it, apparently. They get one hell of a rush of power when they cancel people or drive them to suicide. It's an addictive dopamine bolt and it must be fed and it doesn't matter who gets hurt or dies.
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@LucielStarz123 Although I have sympathy for your position, it'll be even worse if we do nothing. It'll destroy our nation and we'll be left with a hellish dystopia in which half the people are living in closely guarded communities of relative luxury and the other half living hand to mouth in squalor. You don't want that either.
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Canadians believe what they're told. I see it all the time. I'll go out for beers and the people, at the pub, that do resist, do so in hushed tones. Those who are in lockstep with the government will become loud, and angry, within 2 minutes, if you challenge their beliefs. Some of them display a hatred that I've never seen before in all my 70 years on this planet. I've no idea what they'd do, or what they're capable of, if the call to action came down from above. Yet, they all hate Trudeau. It's so perplexing.
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@sylvariatzaka I've not lost any friends because of the way I handle it. I don't get into full face arguments over it. What I do is drop titbits of information, here and there, just enough to make them go "hmmm" and then I change the subject. A few days later, I'll do it again on another issue. It's been very effective. It' all I can do. If they become so angry that they won't talk to me, anymore, I've lost them and I don't want that. It's works better than you think. There's a morsel of truth to everything and I use it against them. Another thing good about this tactic, the ones that think as I do and are afraid to say anything, realise where I stand and will open up to me.
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My dad says the same thing. He came here in 1951, and he said that Canada was an amazing place to live and work for a good life. Now, at 91 years of age, he regrets coming here because of what this country has become and it saddens him to the core.
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@jimdandy8119 As if it isn't dangerous to live the way that they do now. Every day could be their last due to overdose, violent crime, bad weather and disease, yet everyone thinks that they'll just stop because of some reason that they just can't define. As long as we do nothing, the problem will get worse and more people will die and the rest of us will be the victims of their itinerant lifestyle. Sometimes you have to be tough to make things better. It's not easy but nothing about what they're living is easy. At least there's a goal in mind.
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Both the Soviet and even MORE the Nazi playbook. Hitler regulated the media so ONLY pure German content was lawful. If it didn't meet the pure German idealism, it wasn't allowed and punishable by force of law. Canada is doing the same. It must be acceptably pure Canadian or it's punishable through force of law. Justin Trudeau is the true Nazi.
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@erismana2105 He wished the best for him. Sounds real chill to me. Dom Elliot compared this guy to a serial killer and cannibal and we're not to call him out on it? If he can make ridiculous accusations, we can tell him how ridiculous he's being.
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@sylvariatzaka There is the right time to fight back but it's not going for a beer with my friends. I've seen the reaction that people have that don't go along with the status quo. Most people look at them as if they're nuts or worse, that they're Nazis or something. That just makes them dig their heels in deeper and it validates everything that they believe about people like us. What's worse, it even convinces those who do have doubts. People want to be accepted and if they see how a more rational person is treated, they'll decide that there MUST be something wrong with us. The only way we can turn it around now, is too to show people where their ideas are mistaken. They need to see the facts and I've seen people, who do fight back, get thrown out of the place we hang out at. They're the ones being yelled at, being cursed and threatened but they're also the ones being thrown out. You catch more flies with honey than you do vinegar. We're not on the beaches yet and you'll not reach anyone sitting alone at home.
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When you ban hate speech, the ones who decide, what hate speech, is will decide that hate speech is criticism of them. Sort of like banning conservatives on the internet.
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I showed a buddy that Project Veritas video about the guy admitting that they were disseminating propaganda and he just shrugged it off. He didn't care. To him, propaganda is truth and it was driven by his absolute HATRED of Trump. How many more people are like that? It's mind boggling and scary.
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@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 I don't believe that for one minute. We're friendly enough but we work hard and don't really follow what's going on. If you try to tell them, they look at you as if you're crazy, watch the CBC, our propaganda network, and use that as their evidence that everything is all right. Then back to work, the cottage or fishing they go. They just don't get what's happening to them.
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@Treeman_69 I don't think so. They mentioned the Russians and repeated 200 years and even 190 years, many times.
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Look at the American southern border. It's the biggest migration in human history and the American power brokers are doing it for a reason. It's to Balkanize the US and then pit Americans against each other. That's why identity politics is so important to them. If they can create hatred and division, they'll be able to say that they must do something to bring peace. That's when Americans will gladly acquiesce to whatever solution their government will offer them. Americans will enslave themselves and be grateful for it, just like most Canadians are doing now. Canada is just one step ahead of them. The next election, in both our countries, will show us if we allow it to go on, or whether we both allow our countries to become totally authoritarian.
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