Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "6 Americans vs 1 Impostor | Odd Man Out" video.

@paytonsmith8358 I have made a mistake, I thought about “liberalism” when I heard the comment. However, they’re not so different, because in essence it’s about personal freedom of choice. Yes, I do hate monopolies, so I would be for government reform and trust laws. But I’m so used to hearing “classical liberalism” that I forgot libertarians is a thing. Which is another form of Ayn Rand’s philosophy.
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Lmao, “libertarians do not like cops”. I’m a liberal and that’s not true at all. In actuality, I prefer more cops in poverty-stricken areas, and other medical professionals to be on the scene.
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@coletrainhetrick Well, too bad I’m a socialist who cares about socializing to get better terms for human standards. It all depends on your definition on the term. For example, I’m all for universal healthcare and education, and I’m against the protection of private institutions. I’m really tired of these 2 parties, fighting for literally nothing other than potential gains in a certain loophole, of a half-assed policy they passed.
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@isabellasites7299 Not true at all. They’re part of the same family, only different when it comes to government intervention.
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@agelakol1703 I agree, who wouldn’t want universal healthcare and to abolish private entities controlling everything? Not that I don’t support private businesses, but I’d say the majority are corrupt. Also, there’s a waiting period for any scan. It really depends if the hospital is organized and professional, lol.
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@dontknow8548 Read what I said. I am a socialist in terms of human productivity and innovation.
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@dontknow8548 It’s not a theory at all, it’s a fact that we use socialism as human beings to evolve and survive. The same applies to communism and capitalism. The fundamental core values of these principles are what expanded human civilization. What “forced” agenda are you referring to?
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That's good to hear 🤙🏻
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US culture: coffee, burgers, pie, football, etc.
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I would to meet someone who loves neoliberalism.
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@paytonsmith8358 I’m not sure what other libertarians believe in, because I’ve never met one. However, me being someone who believes in liberal principles, I would be for reform in the policing system, and at the same time place trust in them to govern “anarchy zones” where gangs have more influence.
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@majorlycunningham5439 I’ve seen interviews with her, and I’d say her philosophy protects individual freedom. Anyway, she seemed confused and lost.
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@coletrainhetrick But again, they’re similar in terms of liberty...that’s it. Yes, libertarians are conservatives, you are right about that.
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@coletrainhetrick Sorry for being vague, but I meant affordable healthcare that’s strictly about quality of life, nothing less. How long do you have to wait in Canada for a MRI scan? Quality healthcare shouldn’t cost much money in the first place, it’s just human decency. Again, this is the government taking away rationality and making it complicated on purpose to get their way. This is how loans works for college, and it’s the same with the tax system.
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@user-qm5cg4hv8c I made a mistake. If you read everything afterwards, you wouldn’t be making a redundant comment. But here we are.
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@dontknow8548 If you’re against the essence of socialism, that means you’re against progressiveness of human civilization. You should really educate yourself in ethics, because it seems you’re totally lost and immature.
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@dontknow8548 The LGBTQ argument is based on a dictatorship. In the US and Europe, your taxes are going to healthcare? Where do you live?
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This isn't the best place for the topic, lol.
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There definitely is. You’re saying there is no cultural significance when it comes to the US, and that’s what distinguishes us from Canada or anywhere else.
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@Moonsnailthegreat I get what you’re saying now. But there is a list of stereotypes and facts that do distinguish the culture.
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