Comments by "" (@snowcat9308) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1.  @richardfroste4548  Name any US state that isn't Texas without Googling it.
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  2. While true, it would be a disaster if France just "air-dropped" that money into Haiti right now. We need a stable government in Haiti before something like that can happen.
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  3. So the "age of majority" (the legal age of adulthood) is 18 in every state in the US except for Nebraska, Georgia, and Alabama, where it is 19.
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  4. Weird disclaimer but alright
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  5. RYAN. Europeans are not the world's only colonizers, but they are the ones that matter TODAY in [current year]. I'm not asking you to be guilty about being white or European, but the Islamic Golden Age ended like 700 years ago. Referring to Muslims as "colonizers" today would be completely pointless, because that doesn't meaningfully address their status in [current year].
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  6. Ryan, I'm not sure the intention of this image is to come across as "official". It strikes me as just a neat-looking graphic that simplifies the important parts of Project 2025.
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  7. In this case, a grifter is appealing to emotion by way of politics to steal people's hard-earned cash and cover up his mistakes. Oh and Libs of TikTok boosted it because it's a conservative disinformation channel, much like the rest of the trash on what remains of Twitter's defiled corpse.
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  8.  @Iron_Wyvern  Why all this doomer defeatism? You know as well as I do that the United States is nowhere NEAR fighting at its full capacity. What war are we losing against goat herders?
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  9. God damn it even army truckers in Vietnam still sound like truckers 😭😭
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  10. I think they should provide funding for the housing, but there's something uniquely dystopian about housing blocks owned by the local mega-corporation.
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  11. So this video is problematic on its own? How? Also, do you know what an implication is? Like, "imply"? Have you ever been introduced to the concept of a "rhetorical question"?
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  12.  @user-vg6sg7kh1q  I'm still so confused... Do you like LibsOfTikTok or not? Your language is a little unclear.
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  13. How do you know he was an immigrant?
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  14.  @CJDunehew1  NewsMax spreads disinformation. The issue isn't that we disagree. The issue is that you're being lied to, and those lies have a negative impact on your judgement. Especially when you think you're trying to improve the nation we all live in.
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  15. Never underestimate a Pennsylvanian's urge to dig tunnels.
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  16. Weird analogy but okay
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  17. Good public transportation and walkable cities are just better for the human condition.
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  18. Of course! Everyone knows that Haitians are the only natural predators of Canadian geese! 😊
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  19. War Thunder taught me to shoot the side, just below the turret ring.
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  20. He illegally used the money that people donated to him FOR HIS CAMPAIGN to pay hush money to a woman he cheated on his wife with. Why is this your guy?
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  21. Population decline is not a concern for us, and even if it was, we could fix it without prohibiting the existence of homosexuality. Also, why do you care what our enemies think? Are you a Chinese or Russian sympathizer? No? Then laugh at them when they whine because the "gay" military is leveling their cities.
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  22. But the GOP is the party that LOVES America (while consistently selling out to her enemies and spreading their lies)!
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  23. Yawn. Your comment is incorrect.
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  24. This is the most insane cope ever. Trump said Aurora had been completely taken over by that prison gang, when it was a few properties (which is still bad, but nothing out of the ordinary for a literal gang). These lies were addressed by the government of Aurora less than 3 days after Trump told those lies on national TV. Whoever started that lie is trying to play into your racial biases to fear monger you into voting for Trump. No, there is no "great replacement" going on. No, immigrants are not taking over our country. No, Venezuelan gangs are not taking over entire cities. No, Haitians are not eating peoples' pets. Maybe take your own advice and stop perpetuating rumors you can't substantiate.
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  25. Dude drop cybersecurity and go develop a game right now cuz this system sounds like it would make AI so much more fun to fight in PvE games like this
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  26. Subtext, dude. You need to read in between the lines. When she reposts a video of a sailor acting "gay", and then asks a leading question about how "strong and confident" our military looks, that's rhetoric. She is implying that his behavior makes our military look weak. You clearly agree, because you seemed to have looked past the idea that her rhetorical question has more than one answer.
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  27.  @noneyaratman714  What focus on "inherent traits"? Oh no, we've dedicated a few hours out of one day in the entire year to celebrate the 10% of our military that, for literal centuries, we made feel extremely unwelcome and unappreciated, despite the fact that they worked and bled just as hard as the next guy. Please show me evidence that "the WOKE" or "the DEI" is tangibly having an impact on our military's performance, and NOT other factors (i.e., declining trust in our government, a population leaning towards anti-war, declining trust in our military, and/or other factors with more nuance than "THE WOKE LIBTARDS ARE RUINING THE THING I LIKE").
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  28.  @noneyaratman714  If you see guys acting gay (not even being gay) in the military, and you take exception to that, that's a YOU problem buddy. Time to put on your big boy shoes and play nice with others.
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  29.  @noneyaratman714  Soldiers are not statues who stand at parade rest and reflect upon their experiences when they have free time. Are you really gonna upset like this over every video of a soldier goofing off instead of digging a trench or dusting a closet? Come on, dude. The only reason people are up in arms about this, and not other instances of "unprofessional behavior", is because a man was doing a feminine dance, which people interpret as acting gay. And of course, because homophobia and transphobia seem to be the moral panic of choice for the GOP nowadays, Chaya Raichik is able to reach a ton of people with her homophobic message. (If you disagree with the nature of Raichik's post, please refer to my first reply.) Who promotes people based on sexual orientation/race/gender/etc (instead of merit)? Can you demonstrate an instance of this? Can you answer literally anything I tell you, or are you going to keep skipping to the next point while I slowly corner you?
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  30.  @noneyaratman714  Not sure what that means, but I took a look! You can imagine my shock and awe when I found that the most powerful militaries in the world let LGBT people serve, while weaker militaries didn't.
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  31.  @noneyaratman714  Are we talking about the same part of history? Like, I'm talking about current year, and I guess you're somewhere in the middle of the 19th Century? Can you point to the British Empire on any map made after the year of our lord 2020?
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  32. Ryan, Russia would not be motivated to spread negative disinformation about the GOP, because the GOP is currently how they are influencing American politics.
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  33. True! Pisses me off more when I see people on my own side spreading mis/disinformation. If nothing else, it makes it look like we need to lie to convince people, which is about as far from the truth as you could get.
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  34. Be careful what kind of media you consume. Ask yourself why you think it's okay for conservatives to intentionally signal boost obviously far right accounts (End Wokeness, Libs of TikTok, etc). Not saying that is--for sure--what's happening here. I'm asking why you think that would be okay if it did happen.
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  35.  @NorthernVirginiaTaxProfessor  Maybe, but I don't really consume mainstream media. My understanding comes from the people I've spoken to, who--for the most part--seem to be of the "MAGA bible fundamentalist" category.
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  36. Right, and because there's "no proof they haven't eaten pets", we should just take Trump at his word anyways?
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  37.  @jer1014t2th  "Do you think videos like this show strength and confidence in our military?" This was the question that was asked. This was not a question about our enemies, because it would make no sense for our enemy to be "confident in our military". She was referring to the military's image to our own people. Again, by asking this leading question to her conservative audience, the obvious answer the audience is meant to respond with is "no". The implication is simple: "Gay"/feminine men are making our military weak. (If you want a longer version of this explanation, it's just above your most recent comment.) This is transparently what she is saying. Any apologism for this comes from ignorance or dishonesty. Which are you?
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  38. ​ @jer1014t2th  ​ Why should we care what our enemies think about our military? Putin underestimated UKRAINE and now he's in a drawn-out attritional conflict. Imagine the absolute steamrolling that would take place if Putin underestimated the US Military. Besides, it's pretty obvious that the whole "gay people make our military weak" stuff is transparent propaganda that Putin doesn't believe for a second. I'm sure plenty of his followers do, and I know his propaganda appeals to plenty of conservative Americans. However, we should be more worried about the presence of his propaganda (and people like Chaya spreading that misinformation) than we should about how icky Russians think gay sailors are. I'm not saying that we shouldn't worry about the conduct of our military AT ALL. But that's not the conversation Chaya was trying to start, and it has nothing to do with the video of a soldier goofing off (plenty more of which exist online).
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  39.  @jer1014t2th  No one in their right mind will try and make geopolitical moves because they think America's military is a little gay. Our enemies are more worried about our military budget and our nuclear arsenal. What, do you think a babushka in Siberia disapproving of how "gay" the US military is will deal a crushing blow to our geopolitical status? We should be concerned about the conduct of our own military, but how is doing a silly dance "poor conduct"? It looks gay? Boo hoo. Let our enemies cope about how "weak" we are while F-35s hover undetected in their back yards and CIA satellites figure out what brand of shoe they're wearing. This is not the conversation Chaya is trying to initiate with this post. Once again I ask you, are you ignorant of this, or dishonestly covering for her bigotry?
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  40. Sure thing user with a completely blank account that's almost a year old! I think I'll just uncritically accept whatever you say!
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  41.  @DuncanHall-c8s  Who are the "federales"? The federal government? You mean... the one that was controlled by Donald Trump in 2020, when he was still the President of the United States? Stop talking nonsense, no one is listening.
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  42. Woah! Some guy on a boat in the middle of the ocean having enough free time to record a 30-second TikTok video? Surely this has never been done before in the history of the US Military.
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  43.  @caring-assoul_  Do you even know what Liberalism is? Are you even an American?
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  44. Maybe don't commit crimes?
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  45. Bro says we shouldn't criticize Donald Trump for spreading racist lies on national television and then cites a YouTube video. Please sort yourself out before the election.
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  46. dont you have a literal asteroid to catch
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  47. Please don't do this kind of format when you are discussing important subjects like these. If you're talking about personal or casual things, this is a fine format. However, it's kind of distracting when you're so winded and running into leaf blowers and stuff. Pls n thx
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  48. Is it not EXTREMELY suspicious that Twitter seems to be so aggressive about this? They nuked the account that posted it and gave any post talking about the "misinformation" thing, which I've NEVER seen them do. We've seen actual misinformation go completely untouched by Twitter, but they seem to be really into this one for some reason. Knowing Elon, I'm not too sure that this is fake.
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  49.  @SomeKiwi  "The ban may have been engineered through other means which would force Twitter/X to address the post when they'd rather ignore it" I don't understand this. The account that posted the information was banned within two hours of doing so. There was never any "address" made about the post, aside from the misinfo box that we've never seen before on any other posts--including posts with demonstrable misinformation. I don't think we can know for certain, but we have plenty of context clues. It's not like Elon is known for being bipartisan. He regularly engages with the far right, and even reposted JQ stuff.
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  50.  @sheldoniusRex  ​ 1.) Rhetorical questions are just that: Rhetoric. Rhetoric is defined as "language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience, but often regarded as lacking in sincerity or meaningful content." Raichik did not ask the question sincerely or meaningfully. By asking that rhetorical question, juxtaposed to a male mariner doing a feminine dance, she implied that "No, this video does NOT show strength or confidence in our military." If you cannot understand subtext, then there's nowhere this conversation can go. 2.) Boo hoo. Cry me a river. It doesn't matter what this sailor does in his free time (especially in the privacy of a bedroom). The most important thing to the United States military (or any military worth its own weight in salt) is this: Can it kill? If yes, good! If no, seek employment elsewhere. I'd be very interested to hear you qualify what you believe is "degeneracy", or hear you explain who you think the "managers in Washington" are. Extra credit if you can do the former without referring to the Bible, and the latter without referring to (((THE JEWS))). Bonus point.) Why do you care what our enemies think? I, for one, invite them--at their earliest convenience--to test their hypothesis and prove to the world just how "weak" the greatest military power on Earth really is.
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