Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "Neil McCoy-Ward" channel.

  1. Influence....propaganda?
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  2. Why is energy such a concern for the winter and not so much in the summer? Is more energy required in the winter?
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  3.  @The4thDensity  Hey, yeah, well, whenever I point out that cooling is lessenery intensive than heating, I am told that I'm sooo wrong. It's hard to keep up with what is politically correct
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  4.  @The4thDensity  Most of the people pushing all of this live in california where both heating and cooling requirements are amost non-existent. They don't know what an airconditioner is
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  5.  @araara4746  Yeah, but people always argue with me that cooling requires more energy than heating
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  6.  @maplenook  Greens are leftover nsd@p
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  7.  @RCSky7711  There is a scene of this in Dr. Zhivago
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  8.  @bendebeer8607  Yup. I know a few people who were in real famine/starvation situations. I heard stories of people eating grass. I worry about places that wouldn't even have grass if it were not for electricity (for water).
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  9.  @bendebeer8607  I've never personally experienced it but know many people who have and lived in a place with widespread malnutrition. My big unknown is how people with no experience would react.
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  10. Read "Sustainable Energy without all the Hot Air" by British Physicist David MacKay. A comprehensive overview of energy in the UK. The book does not say what to do, but instead shows the numbers behind the choices (tradeoffs). It's an easy read at a primary school level and available in PDF on his website.
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  11. Pinto beans have a lot of protein, no bugs required. Adding bugs requires a lot of overhead processing. The people who were laughing at you for wearing three masks are going to be laughing at you for eating bugs while they dine on wild caught salmon and filet mignon. I'll be laughing too.
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  12. At @22:34 "there's something a lot deeper going on". Well..."H[#] was known to speak at length about various renewable energy sources, including environmentally-appropriate hydropower and producing natural gas from sludge, as alternatives to coal. He declared “water, winds and tides” as the energy path of the future." Could it be the same thing?
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  13.  @imwithstupid00011  This would explain the chimes the news stations play before and during their broadcasts. :))
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  14.  @Bazed.  The process is the important message and irrespective of who gives it. This process is more thoroughly explained in Rape of the Mind by the Dutch psychologist Joost Meerloo who explains the psychological control by authoritarians like what happened in WW2 when an entire country went mad.
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  15. 400lbs/person per year is a good rule of thumb. It's unlikely food will stop completely, so it's good to supplement to what you can get.
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  16.  @derp8575  I DON'T KNOW! SHUT UP! TELL ME THIS MR SMARTY PANTS, YOU VOTED FOR TRUMP AND KNOW EVERYTHING LIKE ALL TRUMPERS YOU WON'T LISTEN TO ANYTHING, WHY DO YOU BELIEVE THIS? STOP LISTENING TO MISINFORMATION AND SHUT UP! That's how. And I'm not even registered to vote.
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  17. We all want progress. But progress means getting nearer to the place you want to be and if you have taken a wrong turning, then to go forward does not get you any nearer. If you are on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; and in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive man. --lewis
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  18.  @jimcrawford3185  no, but they're pretty easy calculations to make
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  19. The American fascists are most easily recognized by their deliberate perversion of truth and fact. Their newspapers and propaganda carefully cultivate every fissure of disunity, every crack in the common front against fascism. They use every opportunity to impugn democracy. They use isolationism as a slogan to conceal their own selfish imperialism. They cultivate hate and distrust of both Britain and Russia. They claim to be superpatriots, but they would destroy every liberty guaranteed by the Constitution. They demand free enterprise, but are the spokesmen for monopoly and vested interest. Their final objective toward which all their deceit is directed is to capture political power so that, using the power of the state and the power of the market simultaneously, they may keep the common man in eternal subjection. -1944
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  20. You're in Iowa, you should be growing your own chickens. (It's really easy)
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  21.  @ironmaiden4966  I've been there. it sucks, but the time required is almost nothing. I have about a dozen and spend probably less than 2 minutes a day. Most animals know how to take care of themselves, I just throw a cup of corn out in the morning and evening and pick up the eggs one or twice a week.
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  22. They are god. They define the truth
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  23. Who else has the insight to lead us?
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  24.  @mikkimikki5376  Minimum wage was started in 1938. It was $0.25/hr. In 2021 inflation adjusted dollars, this is $4.64/hr
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  25.  @mikkimikki5376  yt deleted my long response with sources, but currently the mw is above historic inflation adjusted levels
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  26.  @Mzbonezz  dol gov slash agencies slash whd slash minimum-wage slash history slash chart I then used online inflation calculator
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  27. Did you get that? yt is deleting comments, but if you search the whole string, it's the first result
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  28. Stop using the word weird
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  29. Isn't the u s supposed to lose a war with c according to wikipedia. or leeks o something?
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  30. H's administration decreed an October 1937 policy that "dissolved all corporations with a capital under $40,000 and forbade the establishment of new ones with a capital less than $200,000," which swiftly effected the collapse of one-fifth of all small corporations. Why does this sound familiar?
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  31. I had a good friend who was about 12years old during the war. He told me that a bomb landed just outside a basement window as he was looking out, but failed to explode. He was also in the hitler youth.
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  32.  @amaryllislady8795  1000 cal/day
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  33. The media is too busy covering the trial of trump's deadly militarized fascist racist misogynist homophobic transpjobic mercenary commando team insurrection coup takeover of the government.
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  34.  @tinker3962  wef is just a club, they have no power.
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  35. Don't worry. My friend lives in a wealthy neighborhood and they have people who give away fresh organic food there everyday. They have a facebook page and everything. 🤣
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  36.  Young-zc8fb  Is this because of the new UN recommendations and should I be worried?
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  37. 2-3 nukes used for emp will takw out entire electrical grid. no more food or water, we'll all starve in 3 weeks
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  38.  @holyspiritofyah  Good idea, but only a couple of days of calories at best.
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  39. To be fair, this is the executive branch, not the congress.
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  40. Gardens cannot supply sufficient calories to stay alive. You need to have a store of grains. Gespacho is to relieve the boredom of eating rice and only all day, every day.
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  41.  @horseradishpower9947  It takes a lot of effort to get to even 10% of calories. If you were going to try doing it with tomatoes, that would be 10 tomatoes per day....EVERY DAY. You're talking hundreds of plants. The amount of effort to get to 10% might be better spent on purchasing grains for calories. One year of calories is on the order of $400-$500. That's about 70 hours of minimum wage effort. Not even close to the amount of effort required to grow 300 tomato plants to harvest, not to mention the preservation. Brochette is a nice addition to a bread only diet though.
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  42.  @horseradishpower9947  You can also eat animal food and seed like corn and oats. Buy a 50lb bag of lime from home depot to nixtamalize corn and make tortillas. Better than starving
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  43.  @carmenortiz5294  Yeah, corn is up 78% from maybe start of 2020. Just saying that it's a viable fall back option before you eat your dog.
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  44.  @carmenortiz5294  What garden vegetables beside potato can provide enough calories? Grass will work, but you need chickens to make it edible :) Tomatoes are 20 calories each. You'd need to eat 100/day. And an equivalent amount of cucumber, squash, spinach. onion or parsley. Only 16 ears of corn, but at this point is it really considered a garden? Veggies are not calorie dense food
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  45.  @rnupnorthbrrrsm6123  I have a garden and I'm not trying to discourage people only be realistic about what you can do. Even when I had a much larger garden than now and ate a much larger percentage from the garden, it was still only a relatively small portion of calories. Most of the calories from my yard is from chickens and fruit trees. I can't grow potatoes in my area, the dirt is too heavy and compacted
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  46.  @danielben-avraham1539  I kinda have 2 levels of food storage. The first is general foods I eat everyday extra heavy on the rice and the madmax level that I'll probably get cancer and die in 5 years from eating, but at least I won't be hungry.🤣😂
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  47.  @danielben-avraham1539  I think sweet potato is on of the only foods that you can live 100% from and not require anything else,
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  48.  @carmenortiz5294  Should be 'eat'. Yes, I had two years of food purchased in Jan '20 at the beginning of cv
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  49.  @danielben-avraham1539  It's good for vitamins and stuff, but people can go for years without vitamins. not healthg, but you're not going to instantly die. Calories are the most important, and it does not matter as long as they're digestible. Carbohydrate calories are ~2000 cal per pound of dry mass, lettuce or bean
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  50.  @SirenaSpades  If this were the case, then all we need to do to prepare is to horde bottles of multivitamins
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