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

  1.  @gizroc  Nonsense. Every other country in the world would have had the same misinformation, and yet not every country totally bungled their responses.
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  2. ​ @SatansSimgma  It means don't attack civilians, either way. No collective punishment.
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  3.  @RedPillCosby-012  Mueller provided some 200 pages of information sharing (collusion) that didn't amount to criminal conspiracy.
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  4.  Mari Jayne  Thinking a pharma company is unethical because it charges too much for insulin, is different than not trusting scientifically proven effectiveness of insulin.
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  5.  @Richard-jm3um  He had already stated "Israel". It's perfectly fine English to then use a pronoun to continue talking about them. AIPAC's mission statement is, literally, to influence politicians with money.
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  6.  @jamesbunn751  I think they tried meth as a vaccine.
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  7. BJG is a grifter.
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  8. The only problem is that Canada might be Austria, or Poland, during this repeating of history.
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  9.  @gizroc  How is it "opinion"? Countries like Vietnam, S Korea, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand, responded amazingly. Countries like Norway, Denmark, Canada, Germany, and others, responded decently to mediocrely. The US would have had 200+k fewer covid deaths, just responding in Canada's mediocre fashion.
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  10.  @torreyalexis6142  Conservative religious types used to get outraged at women's ankles. They've been cancelling things since forever.
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  11. Canada: Conservatives, right. Liberals, centre-right. NDP, centre. US: Republicans, far right. Most Democrats, right, some centre-right, and the few progressives centre.
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  12. Dave Rubin: Oh, we just have different ideas about my lifestyle, but it's all good. Also, nobody came to my wedding, because they don't think it should be legal, and they think I shouldn't have been allowed to adopt ... totally just about different ideas, not actions based on those ideas ...they love me ... right?
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  13.  @shlockofgod  Pretty sure freeing millions of people, but leaving them completely destitute, with zero compensation for their centuries of labor, and then allowing for them to be discriminated against and segregated, for another hundred years, explains the disparity pretty well. What percentage of what DNA makes someone a specific race, exactly?
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  14.  @rentfree1438  Beta Trump couldn't even win a trade war with Trudeau.
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  15.  @jasongrundy1717  You're the moron, talking nonsense. Look at 10 years, and then 3 years. Obama's last budget ran through 2017. The Dow has flatlined since Trump's first budget. https://www.macrotrends.net/1358/dow-jones-industrial-average-last-10-years All he has done is increase the deficit with tax cuts for the rich, shock the stock market multiple times with tariffs, and is now heading for another recession.
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  16.  @hibidder2001  The first Omicron death in the US was a reinfection of an unvaccinated person.
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  17.  @rentfree1438  Biden, the guy Trump lost the election to?
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  18. Lost 2 popular votes.
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  19. It doesn't seem to make sense that Rudy was promoting the congressional investigation into Hunter Biden and the Ukraine for months, all while sitting on verifiable evidence that could have helped the investigation he was promoting. Seems more likely that the evidence isn't verifiable, so was released afterwards.
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  20. Doesn't want it to happen, but threatens Washington on their behalf. Nice guy.
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  21.  @aliamjon2550  They had already come prepared, dumb dumb. If you think it all hinges on a few words spoken day of, and not months of lying to them, then you're not very bright.
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  22. I think the Republicans have been giving a home to various right wing extremists, since the 50s. They took in all the extreme anti-socialist McCarthy types, they took in the anti-Civil Rights racist types, they took in the anti-feminists, they took in religious extremists, they took in Tea partiers, and then the Trump cult ... becoming a party of lunatics.
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  23.  @bombaylounge1928  Just speeding mandates; seatbelt mandates; drinking and driving mandates; licensing mandates; insurance mandates; street sign, light, and line mandates; no driving zone mandates; ... all for something that kills over 10x fewer people a year.
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  24. Zoom not allowing for remote work is somewhat ironic, considering remote work, during lockdowns, boosted their brand.
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  25. I don't need him to scream, but I expect the "think like a scientist" guy to be objective. Saying he supports Israel taking out Hamas, is somewhat like saying you support the Nazis taking out the Jewish resistance, by bombing the Warsaw ghetto. Israel is objectively the aggressor by every relevant measure.
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  26. Start with using a more honest left-right measure, in the US. By Canadian standards, US progressives are centre to centre-left, US corporate Dems are centre-right to right of centre, and US Republicans and Libertarians are right of centre to far right. While there are a fair number of US politicians who spew far right Ayn Rand philosophy, there's no actual far left calling for complete economic equality, equal ownership of property, resources, and means of production, and an end to capitalism. Corporate Dems aren't "left", at all. Even right of centre politicians in other countries support things like universal healthcare and gun control. Many US corporate Dems are right of them.
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  27. Also of note: Multiple southern states still have a special Confederate Memorial Day, even called Confederate Heroes Day in some. Republicans have been letting bills to change them die in committees, or just not bringing them up for votes.
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  28.  @kylemcdonnell86  How is the US response being one of the worst in the world, not its leaders faults? If Trump couldn't have done anything more, then how did other countries manage to do so much more?
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  29. He said "Israel". Has Israel not been dictating the media narrative, for decades?
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  30.  Trump Felonius  Funny how the gop constantly mentions religion, and tries to make laws based on religion.
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  31. No, no, he's a libertarian! sarcasm
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  32. He also claims he didn't incite an insurrection, while also claiming he knew there would be trouble and that he was saying the national guard should be brought in before the event (which nobody else seems to recall, so maybe he was talking to himself). He also claims that his speech, that day, was perfect, but the insurrectionists came prepared, clearly showing they were already incited.
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  33.  @lisahenry20  Yes, but that only might prevent a lab leak from happening again. Plenty of viruses have happened naturally. A better investigation would be to look into why the US response was so pathetic. If you can fix how to respond, then it wouldn't much matter how a virus originated. The covid mortality rates of countries who responded well, like Vietnam, S Korea, New Zealand, Australia, and some others, would translate into under 12k total US deaths. Covid only really became a pandemic because of all the botched responses.
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  34.  Mari Jayne  More appealing than how about we all not spread sickness and death?
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  35.  @smartass0124  When did they try to overthrow the democratic process and install a dictator?
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  36. The electoral college isn't inherently unbalanced. It was the 1929 Act that froze the number of house seats, that has made things increasingly unbalanced. The number of electorals is linked to the number of house seats. Unlike previous temporary bills of its kind, it also failed to set rules for how to divide up voting districts, which is how they sometimes get away with gerrymandering. That bill should be repealed and new rules set up. Technically, it's supposed to be easier to repeal and pass bills, than it is to make constitutional amendments.
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  37. @Dollar Bills In other words ... you're a moron who doesn't know the definition of "communist". Thanks for letting us know.
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  38.  Mari Jayne  You apparently don't know how racists operate. It isn't simply about thinking their color is a superior color, they attach character traits, and even beliefs,, into what they believe embodies the ideal specimen. White supremacists have routinely attached Christian belief into what makes for the ideal white specimen, and hate Jews accordingly. Some have even reduced that to Protestantism, and hate Catholics, as well. The Nazis even narrowed down the white/European to specifically being Germanic, and considered anyone not of Germanic descent to be inferior. Aside from you not getting that, you trying to nitpick "racism" to "bigotry" doesn't make them any better.
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  39. The paradox of tolerance (based on the paradox of freedom) argues that tolerating intolerance, makes society less tolerant. Plenty of countries with hate speech laws are ranked freer than the US on the freedom index. From what I see, the right cancels things that actually promote tolerance, while the left more properly cancels the intolerant.
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  40. South Korea weirdly had to quarantine an entire Christian group, to stop them from spreading the virus. Someone should have told them about the Jesus blood thing.
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  41. Where was this supposed hospital built in 4 days? Weird how there's zero news about it, but all kinds of news about China's 6 day hospital build.
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  42. Might also depend on what people consider "liberal". There seem to be a fair number of left leaning men who don't like the "liberal" label.
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  43.  @jimbob9407  Because nobody mentioned political parties, but for you to call it "partisan politics" means you're assigning them to one.
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  44. ​ @Frankie9553  Hunter wasn't even working for Burisma, during the time being investigated, dumb dumb. The initial investigation started, before he ever joined.
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  45. Also part of the problem. It's easier for them to find the one in a hundred doctors, scientists, dentists, or whatnot, who are going against the consensus. They just look for the outliers who are saying what they want to hear, and find them.
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  46. ​ @vincenthensley115  He did. lol "stable genius"
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  47.  Joe Maleski  Having to stand in line is pretty much, by definition, suppressing you from doing what you came to do. And, it's no secret that people don't particularly like waiting in lines. The longer you make people wait, the longer the line, the higher the odds of someone, not wanting to go through the trouble, leaving. Do you just not have a grasp on basic human behavior, or something?
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  48. ​ @adriannannen5941  Top 10 homicide rates ... Mississippi Louisiana Alabama New Mexico South Carolina Illinois Maryland Missouri Tennessee Arkansas Top 10 crime rates ... New Mexico Louisiana Colorado South Carolina Arkansas Oklahoma Washington Tennessee Oregon Missouri
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  49. ​ @RC-tn3xo  What's your take on the Warsaw ghetto uprising? You side with the Nazis, who ran the open air ghetto?
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  50.  Bruce Wade  An impeachment isn't a court of law. He could still be charged with obstruction, once he's not a sitting president. He could still be charged with campaign finance violations, like Cohen, once he's not a sitting president. There's also still his tax issues, and an equity for debt swap, that could lead to tax fraud charges, once he's not a sitting president.
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