Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Why Won't I Stop Lying About Trump's Wall?" video.

@nappel6496 Medicare for all would be cheaper than what Americans are currently paying, dumb dumb.
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@nappel6496 Republicans: minimum wage jobs aren't meant to be permanent Also Republicans: post secondary schooling isn't a necessity The current healthcare system is, objectively, twice as costly as the OECD average for comparatively poor results. What's to like?
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@nappel6496 There isn't a possible reality where Americans don't have any healthcare, and don't pay for any healthcare. Swapping to M4A would reduce overall costs. There is a possible reality where you just don't build a wall, don't pay to build a wall, and don't pay for maintenance of that wall.
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@nappel6496 It's like we're talking about not being able to afford a non necessity, like going to the movies, and you comparing it to paying for a necessity, like rent or mortgage.
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@nappel6496 You wrote a bunch arguing for tax payer funded post secondary schooling/experience for you, your child, and/or your wife. Have you thanked all the people struggling to pay off their own school debts for helping to pay for yours? Trade "schools" would also be "post secondary schooling", and I think should also be covered.
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@nappel6496 I take it you also got to enjoy fully socialized, tax payer funded, healthcare, that you also don't want anyone else to have.
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@nappel6496 The military is a job, with a salary. Most people don't get a salary and taxpayer funded post secondary for them and the family, and taxpayer funded healthcare for them and the family. You're the most entitled sounding person I think I've ever come across. Maybe those extras should be ditched, if they aren't actually appreciated ... especially if they're so crap. Oh wow. My bad. Who was it ... Iraq, Afghanistan, or Syria, that was about to invade and take away people's rights?
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@nappel6496 Rofl. You know that WWII (an actual threat) was won by average citizens, right? The careerist military counted for under 2% of the forces. The overwhelming majority were new volunteers and those drafted. Pretty much every single person, who passed a physical, in the age range they wanted was "man enough". Hell, even my grandmother and 17 year old granduncle, were as "manly" as you. All those average citizens, that you seem to look down upon, act superior to, and don't feel are equally deserving of things they've provided you, are the kinds of people that fought to give your entitled self centered ass the freedom to not give a shit about them and to not actually fight to make their lives better.
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@nappel6496 Nope. You're showing zero respect for the average young people they actually were, before feeling the need to sign up, or legally having to sign up, something almost all of them never would have done if there wasn't a world war going on. If you were a careerist, back then, you probably would have been criticizing any of them who supported FDR's new subsidized housing program, telling them to be a man, join the military, and earn your housing, or criticizing them for something else, right up until the US became involved in the war.
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