Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "TIKhistory" channel.

  1.  @thorshammer7883  where you live?
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  2.  @thorshammer7883  me? Nothing. Now shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.
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  3.  @thorshammer7883  the whole thing, now shut up
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  4.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  5.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  6.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  7.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  8. Nothing new.
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  9. There's nothing right or left about these gangsters.
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  10. She also has only a high school education and likes Star Trek solely for the character Uhura. She's just an arrogant idiot
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  11. This is kinda a waste of his time
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  12. That is called a ponzi scheme
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  13. You really don't need to long digression explaining money.
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  14. Your country is has an eventful economy. A localized crisis of some sort every decade or so on top of global problems. One decade you're the fastest growing Latin American state, the next you're the brokest Latin American state.
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  15. He was full of it.
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  16.  @joesalyers  the title of his book, the delusions of near grand victory, and the arbitrary defection. I never heard of him before this, though.
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  17.  @joesalyers  Because he's clearly a lying egomaniac.
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  18. Which pagans?
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  19. That allowed German Jews to leave, most of whom were fleeing persecution. The Nazis did care where they went and they were also trying to increase exports. Also that was in 1933 when not even the Nazis knew they'd commit genocide. The argument at the Zionist conferences was that the deal weakened existing boycotts on Nazi German goods.
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  20. They literally didn't, on account that the church was introduced to Greece and Italy by the Apostles Peter, Paul, John, and I forget which others. The church reached Ethiopia around the same time via a single Ethiopian dignitary who converted early on.
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  21.  @JoeyJoJoJrShabbado  Almost. The church wasn't of significant size before then, but according to Luke there was one Ethiopian who converted when he traveled to Judea. No idea what happened to him.
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  22.  @antmikedavis  The church reached Rome before it reached Armenia on account that Peter went there.
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  23. TIK doesn't do politics.
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  24. I wouldn't say you're burned out, TIK, I'd say you're bored and lonely. All you do is make videos, alone, and you never mentioned anyone of any significance to you in the real world except your parents whom you rebelled against. Even getting a temp job will let you meet new people and do something different while still paying the bills.
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  25. Vhut?
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  26.  @miniaturejayhawk8702  shut up
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  27. The two are not related
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  28. @toby2581  ideologies don't exist. And attitudes towards suicides are often cultural. For instance, Bushido is gone now from Japan but they still have some of the highest suicide rates in the world and even have a small forest where people go to die. The deciding factor is family factors where suicide is normalized as a natural cause of death. The idea of dumb obedience is another matter. You'll find where obedience is idolized, mass disobedience is common.
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  29. Go away gong fei
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  30. It's all BS, with ideologies contorted to suit whatever war they're fighting at the moment.
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  31.  @TheImperatorKnight  I was referring to the repatriations. I won't give an opinion over anyone's actions during a prison riot (even if it shows just how ridiculous the situation had gotten).
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  32. Britain invaded Russia and sent tons of materials and equipment to the whites, but it never took the slightest priority over the Great War. For info on the Russian Civil War I recommend Bruce Lincoln's "Red Victory."
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  33. He was civil enough to have a sex life
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  34.  @buuf456  He wasn't hiring prostitutes, he had monogamous relationships. Including with his niece.
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  35. He explains it in other videos. NAZI is an acronym for National Socialists, so think Commies but replace class struggle with race struggle and equate Jews with the capitalists. All business was state controlled, though. As for TIK personally, he was raised Socialist so his little rebellion was to swing to the opposite extreme of libertarianism (think Milei and Margaret Thatcher), and his knowledge of current affairs relies on info that's years outdated
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  36. Same what?
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  37. Specific people. Most people I met don't carr
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  38. Even if he did, he and his team thought human life was fundamentally predatory. If it wasn't one war today, it'd be another one tomorrow.
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  39. They aren't giant peak industrial states, so no one cares about them. It's like how according to the embassies from every country, the interior of the US doesn't exist. Seriously, I had to drive 10 hours to Chicago just to talk to a diplomat!
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  40. Shut up
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  41. Inflation doesn't cause bubbles, speculation does and the indiscriminate buying of investment vehicles. I.E. if people think an industry could not possibly fail (like green energy) then it's probably in a bubble. But the Weinmar Republic was depressed enough that most investments were worthless (including government loans) due to economic uncertainty and inflation eating away any profits.
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  42.  @Vitross  no. They definitely aren't. Unless your name is John Law or Walpole. The Housing Bubble, for instance, had nothing to do with any government policy. It was produced demand for houses and mortgages as investment vehicles artificially driving up the supply of both due to the myth they were as safe an investment as government bonds.
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  43.  @TheImperatorKnight  Inflation isn't interest rates. Inflation is the rate the value of money falls (the opposite of deflation is possible). Interest rates is what the government will pay/charge for their loans, which ripples down as that effects what rates banks give loans at. Hypothetically central bank policy can cause bubbles, see the South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles for instances of where schemes to pay off government debt got weird. But most bubbles are caused by... Well, dumb investors and unreasonable expectations. Like back in the days people thought the price of houses "goes nowhere but up." Or when people were so excited about home computers that any company with .com in the name saw a 400% boost in share price.
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  44.  @Vitross  not where I'm from they ain't. For obvious reasons the central bank in the US isn't even controlled by the politicians, it's an independent sallaried body that makes its own rules.
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  45. found the shoplifter
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  46. "Insulted" was a euphamism for rape at the time.
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  47. Internet algorithms are very paranoid about any term related to self harm because cyberbullying
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  48. That's a bit of an exaggeration. The sniping part you're thinking of comes from battles where experienced German crews faced hastily trained Russian ones. One's gunnery was better than the other's, although that wasn't the situation post-Kursk. Also, the Panzers weren't unreliable but instead not compatible with each having mostly it's own unique parts. Combine this with nightmare logistics and the collapse of parts factories meant it took ages to repair German tanks.
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  49.  @ChadOfAllChads  shut up
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  50.  @azerty8866  Shut up and get drafted
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