Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1. Yeah, these kind of stories don't mean the right winger in question has turned good. It means the others have gone beyond even that person's crazy and horrible position.
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  2. Weird, how descendants of fascist Batista supporters vote right wing.
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  3. Everyone who was incited by Manson, and committed crimes, got locked up. Manson, as well, was rightfully locked up with them.
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  4. The guy who thinks windmill noise causes cancer.
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  5. The funny thing is that he's repeatedly claiming he instead committed MASSIVE tax fraud, by undervaluing a property by over a billion dollars. Valuations are supposed to be accurate, neither way over OR way under.
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  6. Whether, or not, it originally came from a lab doesn't change the fact that the US, and other countries, botched their response to it. That it has passed from humans to other animals, like minks, and back again, is evidence it very well could have simply originated with an animal to human infection.
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  7. I think Trump mentioned there was a punishment for traitors.
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  8. Haha, when you're dropped by former Nazis, that's pretty bad.
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  9. Sauce and aura don't even have the same "au" sound.
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  10. Weird how they aren't against "liberal" gun laws.
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  11. "This one sure did." What the ... ? If the travel ban, that wasn't a ban, sure did work, then how are 500+k Americans infected?
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  12. It's dangerous calling them "pundits", when they're ignorant party mouthpieces.
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  13. Yeah, Trump: "I want every kid back in school" ... without any protections for parents, teachers, or other school employees, which would cause more outbreaks, and require shutting back down.
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  14. Canadian here. Big difference between the government recommending that you limit yourself, and the government limiting you. We can buy, and drink, as much as we want.
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  15. What's insane is that a large percentage of Latinos have Spanish or Portuguese, both white, ancestry ... which would be "replacing" white with white. And/or they have a large percentage of native ancestry ... how the hell can a native American "replace" someone?
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  16. Was one of them JFK Jr?
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  17. That would be a yes, from Canada.
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  18. ​ @rogerwalker3969 He's still outnumbered, 4 to 1. Even Carter is more mentally sound.
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  19. The costs are also worked out per capita. That's how we know how much the US is overspending, per person, not by the total. The entire EU, of some 500 million people, still has lower per capita costs, than the US.
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  20.  @Justin.Martyr  Why didn't Jesus just make him win the election?
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  21.  Mari Jayne  By the argument that removing statues erases history.
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  22. Why do all the mail in votes favour Biden?!!! It's almost like someone told all my followers not to trust mail in voting and to vote in person, or something!!!
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  23.  @buttstinkman5983  Ummm, cry baby Trump claimed to be a victim of media bias, from day one. Where the hell have you been?
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  24. Conservatives: It's okay to cancel images of body parts that offend us, but don't cancel racist images. But, but, we're not racists.
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  25. Oh, they love it. Victims of women going too far. Victims of coloured folks going too far. Victims of the LGBT community going too far. Victims of the foreigners taking all their jobs and money. Victims of the non-religious. Victims of the Muslims. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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  26. Republican legislatures set the rules for the state election process. Rudy: Democrats!!!!!!!
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  27. And even after the swap, they don't want an investigation into why the US had such a high covid death rate ... an investigation the US could do alone. Nope. China, China, China.
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  28.  @purplemonkeydishwasher9818  You don't have to go back to 1977, to find Trump and his dad being sued for not renting to black people. You don't even have to go back to 2017, to find Trump thinking non white congresswomen must have come from other countries, and telling them to go back.
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  29.  @RedPillCosby-012  The right has presented zero evidence of election fraud. That's why the cases have been tossed. That's why a bunch of the are being sued for defamation. That's why the big audit found more votes for Biden, instead of fraud. A bunch of Republicans have been charged with election fraud, though. Mueller provided evidence, as well as evidence of obstruction. Republicans just chose not to act on it.
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  30. My "hunch" is that 12 deaths per 197 confirmed cases, is about a 6% death rate. Or, it means there are a couple hundred more US carriers, who should be in the hospital but aren't, likely to avoid costs, because your healthcare system sucks.
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  31. Aside from still being live wired, aside from the camera following her, her scripted response to the debate question seemed like she knew that exactly phrased question was coming (like CNN did for Hillary in 2016).
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  32.  @Zackattack94  One thing about obesity is that it's not contagious. Another is that some countries, with universal healthcare, have added junk food taxes, as both a deterrent and to help them pay for their increased healthcare costs. Similar for smokers (who can also pay fines, higher life insurance, and are pretty much banned from smoking in any indoor public spaces). So, sure, treat the unvaccinated, but maybe have them pay more taxes, pay more life insurance, and ban them from public spaces.
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  33.  @MaskOfCinder  Red states tend to have the highest homicide rates, and other crime rates. Homelessness is definitely a problem. It's an affordable housing failure, which goes to supply and demand driving up prices. Red states tend to have higher poverty rates, which is an economic failure.
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  34. He has resting confused face.
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  35.  @shlockofgod  Fascism: ultra-nationalistic; pro military expansion; pro police expansion; anti-union; anti-socialist; anti-communist; anti-feminist; crony capitalists; backed by big business; backed by large land owners; backed by religious extremists; ... And, anti-democratic. Gerrymandering, disenfranchising, and the electoral college already make the US less democratic than other developed countries. 27% of Republicans not wanting Trump to concede, under any circumstances, Trump fighting against the vote, is checking the last box for overt fascism.
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  36.  @Suzi195  It's simple math. Being vaccinated significantly decreases the odds of catching the virus, right? So, if I'm around only other vaccinated people, it then also significantly decreases the odds of me even running across someone who has it, and can pass it along to me. It's the whole point of herd immunity. On the other hand, if I'm around only the unvaccinated, it significantly increases the odds of me being around someone who has it, and can pass it along to me. It's an absence of herd immunity.
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  37.  @danzwku  Did you miss the leader of the Republican party asking everyone and anyone to overthrow the democratic process to keep him on as an unelected dictator? Did you miss that the majority of Republican lawmakers tried to overthrow the democratic process to keep him on as an unelected dictator? Did you miss the followers that tried to overthrow the democratic process to keep him on as an unelected dictator?
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  38. I keep thinking that, and they keep proving they can.
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  39.  @X2LR8  Do you know the difference between anti-authoritarianism and authoritarianism? They aren't samesies.
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  40.  KC  You're an idiot. a) people in Congress generally have two homes ... 1 in their district, and 1 in Washington; b) she wants healthcare for everybody; c) their salaries are supposed increase with inflation every year, but congress has been voting to not to accept their automatic increase, for numerous years ... she's not asking for something new, she's just in favour of accepting what they're already supposed to get; d) congressional salary increases also apply to assistant and aid salaries, which have been stuck at around $30000 at the bottom end, for years. Voting against accepting the increase screws people at the bottom most.
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  41. It's okay. The moon is going to fall into Lake Michigan any day now. Jimmy Dore said so.
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  42. @Fenando Orozco There were a few black and Jew Nazis. Did you have an actual argument, dumbass?
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  43. They think waiting a few days for a background check is anti-gun. They're nutbars.
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  44.  @mgrey24  Batista, himself, has descendants living in the US, let alone all of his supporters, and those who got rich under his rule, who also fled to the US. It was, literally, a fascist government. That a good percentage of Cubans are their descendants is just a fact.
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  45.  @ramonalfaro3252  The grift is Dore making out like he's a leftist, while promoting Trump as the better option, running an attack ad campaign against Trump's only viable opponent, making friends with right wing MSM, making friends with far right Boogaloos ... weird that a "leftist" is most beneficial to Republicans.
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  46.  @imnotmike  People keep talking like this is something new. Religious nuts have been cancelling all kinds of crap they don't like, for centuries. Capitalists have tried to cancel socialist ideas, unions, and all kinds of crap, for decades. Conservatives started making up fake wars against them and have tried to cancel all kinds of businesses, starting years ago. It's not "culture", and it's not new. It's human nature, to try and eliminate shit you have a strong dislike for.
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  47.  @RichardTClark396  Nope.
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  48. Centre-right? Economically, he's to the right of most Canadian Conservative party members.
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  49.  Don Martin  You just answered your own question.
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  50. Maybe he, or his friends, were parroting Jordan Peterson's fearmongering that people could get fired for mistakenly using the incorrect pronoun, because of SJWs and political correctness being taken too far. What Peterson followers don't realize is that Peterson's criticism of the Canadian law was that it used Ontario provincial law wording ... a provincial law Peterson had been living and working under for years. It wasn't the only province that had such a law either. Yet, Peterson had zero examples of anyone actually being fired for mistakenly using the wrong pronoun, in any of those provinces, over all the years the laws were in effect.
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