Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "Noam Chomsky FULL INTERVIEW: on Ukraine, Brexit and “the most dangerous time in world history”" video.

  1. He seems very biased and close-minded, lol.
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  2. I’m confused by what you mean?
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  3. It’s really not that interesting. It’s literally Chomsky hating on the US for the majority of the video.
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  4. *anti-US propaganda campaign.
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  5.  @sylviaowega3839  Actually, any empire would be reminiscent of a downfall, lol.
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  6. But who was the one that sat down and conversed with Kim Jong-un? Who was on good relations with Putin? You always have to talk about the pros and cons of everything, which Chomsky didn’t do. He’s very biased and narrow-minded…and it doesn’t give me a good vibe at all.
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  7.  @luperamos7307  what I meant by "good relations", is that he actively talked to Putin. I gotta respect Trump for bluntly speaking his mind. Even though what he did was obviously not bright, he had guts go after these leaders, lol.
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  8.  @hansfrankfurter2903  It’s the truth.
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  9. In what way?
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  10. How is this “socialist”?
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  11.  @f.w.2054  Which means it's inevitable.
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  12.  @luperamos7307  Let’s not blame everything on a president, as Chomsky did in this video, when in reality the president is a “puppet” controlled by marionettes. Sure, he was a child when articulating, and made countless insults, but he still had a “meeting” with him, unlike Obama or any other president before him. Did you forget about “The Interview”? That movie was apparently a bigger “insult” to Kim than Trump’s rants. The sanctions, overall, are still made by the upper echelon of the military, and other high-end White House veterans. Even though the sanctions were aggressive, he was still in “contact” with him on many phone calls.
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  13.  @luperamos7307  I didn't say they were "great", but at least he made an effort to communicate with them.
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  14.  @greegorygrimlee5487  You might as well do the research yourself, lol. I self-educated myself in world history and other topics; the amount of confidence I have has definitely humbled me.
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  15.  @greegorygrimlee5487  How would doing research on a subject, or many subjects, take “many lifetimes”? It’s the least difficult thing to do, literally, is to use Google for whatever you want to search up, and go into a “rabbit hole” into the topic If need be. Well, I disagree with him on politics, lol. And I don’t exclusively listen to modern philosophers, I just do the research solely by myself, especially when it comes to politics or geopolitics.
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  16.  @SkiesTribune  I’ve never been so confused from a comment, lol.
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  17.  @sylviaowega3839  What is your interpretation of the deeper context of “reality”?
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  18.  @sylviaowega3839  I’m a hardcore atheist, and have very high moral and ethical standards. I think people are devolving to ancient paganism ideals. But younger generations are getting more innovative when it comes to the workforce, and are finding other alternative, more lucrative opportunities to make money, which is great in my opinion. We don’t deserve to work low-paying jobs, and to get treated like trash, which is why I support unions going against Amazon and Starbucks, for example. Retail and cooperate jobs should be respecting our needs more, and treating us as humans…otherwise we’ll end up like China when it comes to overworking.
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