Comments by "Vic 2.0" (@Vic2point0) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. Idk, but Joe needs to wake up. The dude's pro-gun, anti-radical feminism, anti-crazy SJW outrage culture that tries to censor everybody, anti-calling men women and vice versa, and (at times at least) will admit that socialism and Marxism are bad. WTF's he doing voting for Bernie Sanders?
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  2. To hear Bernie's own supporters tell it, he doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. "I'm a Socialist!" "No, he's not, he doesn't mean that" "A Democratic socialist, yup!" "He means 'social democrat'. Take your meds, Bernie." "White people don't know what it's like to be poor." "He doesn't mean that, either! Shut up, Bernie, damn! We're trying to get you elected!"
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  3. No one was ever coming out for Bernie anyway. They just wanted to see some cool bands and other musicians perform at a discount price.
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  4. Bernie "White people don't know what it's like to be poor" Sanders, talking about how Trump's "trying to divide us up", lol.
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  5. Bernie: "We should be like Scandinavia!" "Oh, so no minimum wage laws, having school vouchers, not penalizing the wealthy with high corporate tax rates, etc." Bernie: "NO! We shouldn't do like them, we should just magically be like them."
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  6.  @worldwidehappiness  Bernie likes to lie, though. The upper class is growing while the middle and lower classes shrink, same as always. As for the billionaires "taking", they can only take what we the American people give them in exchange for their goods/services. Also, I find it strange that all of a sudden Bernie is talking about "the billionaire class" whereas he used to rave against the "millionaires and billionaires". But now that he's a millionaire himself, it's only the billionaires we're supposed to hate.
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  7. Thank you for being one of the few commentators (left or right) who will admit the 2020 election was not just illegitimate but obviously so. I'm forced to take anyone else with a grain of salt, no matter how much I may agree with them on other issues.
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  8. Sad thing is, this video barely scrapes the surface of Bernie's lies. Remember when he said that white people don't know what it's like to be poor? And yeah, he calls Scandinavian countries socialist (or "democratic socialist"), when in reality they're more capitalistic than we are!). But he also likes to accuse Trump of things that he's the one doing. Like, he says Trump is dividing the nation but he's the one promoting class warfare (e.g., against "the billionaire class"). He also says Trump is racist but he's the one making assumptions about blacks vs. whites as mentioned before... Actually, that example would work as an example of him lying, dividing, and being racist! There's also the sleight-of-hand he pulls when it comes to our healthcare system, which you touched on. How much does it cost the American people? Not over 3 trillion dollars, more like 365 billion. https://www.cms.gov/Research-Statistics-Data-and-Systems/Statistics-Trends-and-Reports/NationalHealthExpendData/Downloads/highlights.pdf There's more, but you get the idea.
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  9. "They're rioters, thugs, vandals, looters." The word you're looking for is "joggers".
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  10. Every time Trump gave a bit of good news for America, the Democrats looked so sad 🙁
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  11. Agree with most of this. But since the inevitable effect of an abortion is killing an innocent human being, I don't find that an arbitrary "purity test" situation. To be logically consistent, you have to ask "What would justify killing an innocent human being?" Once you do that, it becomes clear that one can only justify this if there is clear and present danger of someone (either the biological mother or the unborn) dying anyway.
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  12. Is there a cat anywhere that knows more about politics?
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  13.  @Arjuntheone88  Meanwhile, Scandinavia's not socialist (the PM of Denmark actually had to correct Bernie on that). They're more free market than we are! No minimum wage laws, they've school vouchers, they don't penalize the wealthy with high corporate tax rates. They learned their lesson about capitalism some time ago (especially Sweden), while the U.S. sort of bumbles around and people like Bernie aren't helping.
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  14. Here because I heard I am not supposed to listen to this guy.
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  15. Trump's doing a great job in many ways. In addition to the economy and record-low unemployment rates (especially for minorities), we're talking increased wages, prison reform, Right to Try, lower prescription drug prices, the list goes on and on. I also like what he's done for the pro-life movement, but I understand that's a more controversial topic.
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  16.  @zachinthehat1  Yeah, gotta love the modern miseducation system. Men are women, Shapiro's a Nazi, and pretty much every other thing that isn't x is x.
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  17.  @worldwidehappiness  Or, Amazon has provided the world with tons of value (products/services), and tons of jobs. And also, let's stop pretending it's a monopoly when it isn't even close. https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-stock-price-not-a-monopoly-2017-8
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  18. ​ @worldwidehappiness  Nope. That just resulted in that comment being deleted too (sigh) In summary, the top 1% actually pays the highest income tax rate out of everyone. And if Bernie were sincere about following Scandinavia's model, he'd be against penalizing the wealthy with high corporate tax rates, against minimum wage laws, and for school vouchers. But he doesn't really want to be like Scandinavia, he's more interested in giving the government more power. Which, BTW, is why companies lobby politicians and government officials to do their bidding, because the government has so much control over the market to begin with. I don't think it's true that people on average are making less today, either; the median household income has gone up more than $4,000 since Trump took office. Lastly, healthcare prices skyrocketed due to government intervention in the 60s (with the advent of Medicare and Medicaid). Demand was radically increased while supply was hindered. And the supply part gets worse every year.
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  19.  @MajkaSrajka  I agree. I was just thrown off by "your stinking US".
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  20. He should've found a Hispanic celebrity and told them they ain't brown.
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  21. Not saying "Trump is Hitler" at least 5 times a week = being far right, dude.
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  22.  @Saint_nobody  These nutjobs. https://www.rightwingwatch.org/report/white-supremacy-figured-out-how-to-become-youtube-famous/ I think I was watching a video by Tim Pool and he was talking about it.
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  23. Biden.exe has stopped working. Bernie.exe never has worked.
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  24.  @MajkaSrajka  Oook?
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  25. Also deregulations, prison reform, Right to Try, transparency in the prices of medical treatment beforehand, and getting more drugs approved by the FDA (Still an incomplete list, naturally).
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  26. I would literally vote for any of them before Bernie.
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  27. Another nothing-burger. If he really had something juicy against the DW, he wouldn't need to play us a chopped up recording of statements taken out of context, moments where he (Steven) said something to Jeremy and we didn't get to hear Jeremy's response, etc.
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  28. Who the fuck types "Repeat the line" instead of "Let me repeat.", "To repeat.", etc.? These people's lies get more and more pitiful by the day.
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  29. Wait. Biden actually talked favorably about people being able to freely conversate and work out a solution together? And yet, now we need a government agency to intervene and correct "misinformation", hmmm.
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  30. All I wanna know is, why'd I have to read that whole fucking title to get to the word "Trump"?
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  31. Bernie, you better upgrade your pandering quick! "White people don't know what it's like to be poor" isn't cutting it. Might I suggest a "White people don't know what it's like to have a stubbed toe"?
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  32. I for one have no difficulty believing Bernie could say something that stupid. Because he's said things that are stupider! "White people don't know what it's like to be poor"? Hello!?
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  33. Bernie was pandering when he said that about whites, simple (and shameful) as that. The Democrats just take it for granted that this is what minorities want to hear - "I carry hot sauce everywhere I go", speaking in blackvoice, "White people don't know what it's like to poor". And yeah, some minorities do like to hear that kinda shit. But I think most people in general are getting wise to their games.
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  34. You don't have to be a Christian or traditionalist to oppose abortion. I'm an atheist and I oppose it, because it's the killing of an innocent human being (the most innocent, in fact).
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  35. To think saying "groomer" is homophobic = to think gay people are groomers. They're only revealing their own negative stereotypes about gay people here.
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  36. Yeah, well let's just hope judges are better at identifying fake "incitement" claims than they are at identifying clear proof of election fraud.
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  37. Sorry, Styx, but after hearing from both sides I'm with DW on this one.
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  38. I don't think any of the Democrats are going to beat Trump, but I think that who has the best chance all depends on what happens from here on. If Bernie's campaign organizers keep getting busted for promoting violence and/or gulags for anyone who dares disagree with him (or just if Bernie keeps putting off denouncing them), he'll slide. If Joe stops getting belligerent when not incoherent, he'll rise. If Warren stops F'ing lying, even she might have a shot... But they're probably all going to keep making the same mistakes.
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  39. So-called "intersex" people are either male or female too. One or a few defects don't make you some mysterious third gender, or mean your body isn't primarily ordered toward bearing children (female) or impregnating females (male).
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  40. As an atheist (not that I believe "there is no god" but that I do not believe in any gods), I will say your transition from Christianity was less than logical. There will always be inconsistent people in any group, and I don't think that alone should make anyone doubt what they believe in. And I also think all of the arguments against Christianity or theism have failed. All that being said, it's my opinion that the most logical reason to stop believing/not believe in a god is simply that you've been given no good reason to believe. This means no religious arguments, no religious experiences, nothing. I don't believe. Why? Because I've never experienced god despite trying. To me it's that simple.
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  41. I'm so proud of us, not one comment about pussy-licking... ...Dammit, nevermind.
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  42.  @worldwidehappiness  My response to you was deleted. Gonna try and add it to my last comment.
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  43.  @oliveeisner8964  And so you remove (at least most of) the power government has over the market. That's why people are lobbying politicians and government officials, so they can use that power to shut out competition, get special favors (which our tax dollars will end up paying for), etc. And you're absolutely right that in the 60s and early 70s it wasn't that bad. But what happened in '65? Medicaid and Medicare were put in place, while the government hindered the supply of healthcare providers, hospitals and clinics. Demand went way up, supply went down. Because the government "was looking out for us".
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  44.  @oliveeisner8964  Fully agree. And I know that Trump's not a perfect libertarian or anything, but I do think he's at least taking steps in the right direction. In healthcare alone (that I know of), the right to see the costs of a medical treatment beforehand and getting more drugs approved by the FDA are going to have some impact. Hopefully it's significant. Hopefully there's more like that to come.
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  45.  @oliveeisner8964  Here's hoping!
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  46.  @worldwidehappiness  Check my last comment. YouTube keeps deleting my responses to you.
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  47. Styx's reaction to seeing Christians be hypocrites isn't uncommon. But it wasn't logical either. It reminds me of the story of the drunk wife-beater with two sons. One son grew up to be just like his father. When asked, "Why are you that way?" he answered, "Because I watched my dad get drunk every night and beat up my mom." The other son grew up to be responsible and kind to his wife. And when he was asked why he was that way, he answered, "Because I watched my dad get drunk every night and beat up my mom." How you interpret what you see is what matters.
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  48. So basically, he's being racist... again...
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  49. Bernie's fans are misled by the fact that Hollywood, the MSM, and yes even the overseers of social media itself are supportive of the Democrats (Bernie especially). It's easy to fall into that trap, thinking that these people represent the American people at large. But those who are paying attention know better.
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  50. If there is an actual election this time (Yeah I said it!), Trump will win.
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