Comments by "Andrew \x22WindMind\x22 Dutton-Topper" (@FarmerDrew) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. They cry for Moldova, for Lviv on behalf of a fictitious Pole, complain about Whataboutistan, there's lots of trigger words that they run on. It's become a better pastime than fishing.
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  2. 😂 name checks out
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  3.  @Eerie_98  when Orwellian means something else entirely
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  4.  @glennwatson  So is it like a London accent then or like a Cockney accent or just a general Ronald Reagan vanilla milkshake talk? I'm trying to hear it
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  5. I remember watching this DW bit about what they would do if Berlin was nuked, and it was indicated that they would not retaliate in a nuclear capacity, but would go fully conventional, to retain the moral and legal high ground, that the future nation state will look back on and judge them with.
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  6.  @Igor_lvanov  both of my Grandpas fought in World War II and if I could only get the chance to fight and kill some anti-Semitics, I would be so happy. I got a 92 on the ASVAB but the current "points system" in the US Armed Forces prevents someone like me, with a criminal record, from serving my country. I wish we were like Israel, some of the best people I have ever met were from Israel and you'd never know that they spent years in a bunker watching out for war.
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  7. Came back to mention the Triton... I love that machine. Can come down to get a close look. Are you a Pearson 28 circumnavigator? Or something sinister?
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  8. Exactly
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  9. I'm here for more Attaboys from Major to Sergeant ✅
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  10. Asminov, now with more aminos
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  11. As Jake the Dog wisely once declared upon successful completion of a ghost objective: "Shouldn'ta tried to kill me, son"
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  12.  @michaelswagson4457  that's a whole different area of the Geneva convection oven, it doesn't get as hot over there, and if there's no civilians on the thing that crashes into your Air base, the world is not going to sympathize for your airmen lost after maintaining machines that have brought death to thousands of Ukrainian civilians
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  13. Well the thing is actually 8,000 lb and it would get stuck in the battlefield. That, and then there's the Cybertruck that it drives, you're looking at 16,000 lb on 4 wheels, and we know they don't have a lot of tires.
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  14. Hey, volcanoes in Siberia once choked off all but 5% of the species on this planet and so I could see some type of energy like that coming from that place again 🤔
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  15. Who is our Stormin' Norman this time?
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  16. They look like flying cars, specifically Jetson One or Pivotal Helix
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  17. I have offered both my arms and legs to the US Army for experimental replacement by Raytheon exosuit limbs, but nobody calls me back. Can you put in a good word for me?
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  18. I like the theories coming out, anybody else have any more?
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  19.  @oldmech619  Amen!
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  20.  @awannagannaful  I've been all ears for a message from the Russians and all I've gotten is some really weak low-grade trolling on my YouTube videos: threats to steal my food (😂 like ok? Holodomor much?), threats to ruin my reputation (because I'm honorable, so far to fall have I) and threats to hit me on the head (not much in there to damage) therefore I really feel left out and let down by these Russian threats.
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  21. But DO YOU KNOW which one of Putin's body doubles is set to become the head on the next birthday party human centipede
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  22. Ryan took the wok to Poland
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  23.  @heybabycometobutthead  maybe I do have a subconscious hatred for the things because I work to make them grow and they never seem to meet my expectations, but meanwhile a weed next to it is stunting on the garden like 💪
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  24.  @WackadoodleMalarkey  hey no worries! I've taken up the sunflower growing for the first time this year, and in the spirit of renaming things for Ukraine, to counter the infowar coming from Russia, I'm marketing them as Massive Ukrainian Sunflowers 🌻 MWUAHAHAHA
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  25.  @DAndyLord  All optical systems work on the EM spectrum, but not all EM activity is on the optical spectrum. You know what I mean? Let's say you've got a giant radio lighthouse beacon in the upper atmosphere aka an aircraft, and then think about the way we can detect radio from a star 100000000 light years away
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  26.  @StoneCoolds  considering how Russia and China both have so much titanium, they're both going to need to join the civilized world or maybe them aliens are going to stage a Special Titanium-liberation Operation
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  27.  @RyanMcBethProgramming  Thank you! I think the only thing special about my force is that I don't recognize death as a bad thing, in fact. In my experience with Tibetan buddhism, death is the chance for enlightenment that we all strive for. The clinging to life and a state of nondecay is contributing to climate change, for example, with millions of dead bodies being buried encased in concrete, of which the production and distribution of cement contributes about 8% of the world's greenhouse gases. I see myself doing information warfare. Although, the recruiter was stoked about my interest in all the robots that 18b uses. Like 20 different drones.
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  28.  @RyanMcBethProgramming  reminds me of a Bob Hope joke, with the division in some regions in America about whether or not we should be giving aid. I live and farm between Cincinnati and Dayton. Cincinnati is the sister city to Kharkiv so there's no question here. Other places in Ohio have yet to start acting like Americans. So Bob Hope says to the troops, "You got this, men! The people at home know your strength and your sacrifices! 100% of the people at home... are 50% behind you!" 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
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  29.  @RyanMcBethProgramming  I saw my best friend from high school get murdered by the blood gang and I changed my life, devoted myself to social change. I was a canvasser and became a field manager in Denver for the 2008 Obama campaign and I have worked in political support functions in one form or another for most of my life. As I get older and see the way people take advantage of America's generosity, my ideal service to my country would be like Bob Odenkirk's character in the movie Nobody. If I could fly a helicopter that would be a plus.
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  30.  @elliotsmyth7970  hell I would be happy to be Coast Guard, I speak Spanish and doing interdiction would be thrilling! Abre su puerta! My Dad lived on a sailboat for half a decade off the coast of California and Mexico and he got into rough seas and he would have died but the Coast Guard saved his life so I owe the Coast Guard my life too since I was in his balls at the time
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  31.  @WackadoodleMalarkey  About $5m USD? That's the value of the new John Deere tractors stolen out of a Ukraine dealership by Ramzan Kadyrov aka Hamsand Katie'sBlob, manchild boyknight of Chechnya, known for his ill-fitting suit of armor and shootouts with street traffic control equipment.
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  32. I'm surprised this comment wasn't hidden
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  33.  @Sky_Guy  the only thing that would make it any easier is the fact that the Western shores of Taiwan do not have coral reefs, although the Spratly Islands are packed with them, and that's a hotbed of contested resources. There are stories of soldiers getting Coral blasted and lodged into their faces by incoming mortars.
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  34. You'll never be fully integrated, Ryan, I started farming in Kentucky, and I'm from Denver, and they always called me city-fied. Yes sir, I'll always think of myself as city-fied, c'est la city. Colorado has no accent, other than military, so I was like ok
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  35. That's a quaint notion Ryan, but China is not even telling us how many nukes they're making and they are going to see it as their Grand Tour cosplaying as Dale's Deadbug in big red-smoke rockets.
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  36. Watch out who your gun show buddy is or you might just make the next Maria Butina. If you don't know, Maria Valerievna Butina is a Member of the State Duma in Russia, political activist, journalist, and former entrepreneur, convicted in 2018 of acting as an unregistered foreign agent of Russia within the United States, after gaining notoriety in America when she spoke at an NRA event.
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  37. :insert YouTube Hide The Pain Harold meme:
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  38.  @lesliefranklin1870  I would go with the hybrid Maverick because it has more cargo space
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  39. IJS the meme goes "How do you do, fellow kids"
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  40. I agree, if we could shore up the sinking (metaphorically and literally) government in Mexico City. China is loose but down south, they're a coin flip too. Mexico has always been unstable not just politically, but also geologically, and Mexico City's infrastructure is crumbling. If it's not a volcano, it's the collapsing water table.
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  41.  @spvillano  also Afghan boiled bullets
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  42. Von Braun's quote when the V2 rocket was first used: "The rocket worked perfectly, but it fell on the wrong planet." Maybe now we can hit the right one? War with Mars anyone?
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  43.  @merlinmediagroup  I've been King Shit on Turd Island for my whole life, might as well keep going into and through the apocalypse
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  44.  @jerseyshoredroneservices225  IKR especially with the Triton dropping down to 10,000 ft, anybody can visibly track that on a clear day
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  45. In America the joke goes "bucket of steam"
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  46. Ryan: makes video referencing money Cryptobots: i like money, you got my billions?
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  47. China is Russia's biggest ally, but they are also Russia's biggest nuclear deterrent, because of the prevailing winds that would blow fallout from a counterattack into China... Then there's also the issue of the ocean absorbing the fallout and it becoming especially concentrated in seafood stocks that Russia and China are heavily dependent upon.
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  48. Johnny Johnny Telling lies? Open your sources Ah ah ah
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  49. Ah yes, the Logos of pure Pathos. Fallacy... Palestine... Fallastine
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  50.  @danboyd2725  In 1985, Asimov added a fourth law, called Law Zero, in his work Robots and Empire. Law Zero states that a robot cannot cause harm to mankind or, by inaction, allow mankind to come to harm. And you know the implications there.
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