Comments by "The french are harlequins" (@thefrenchareharlequins2743) on "PragerU" channel.

  1. "If you want to kill a proud man, give him what he needs to live everyday. In the long run you've made him a serf." - Kocc Barma
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  2. 白左
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  3. 0:48 based British Eighth Army
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  4. We threw them off helicopters.
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  5.  @zedgelhunter6053  >AMERICA PROMISES NEITHER FREEDOM NOR LOVE, IT PROMISES ONLY SLAVERY AND HATE! Guywhodoesn'tknowwhatthe13thamendmentissaywhat?
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  6. Maybe if Americans didn't want to pay so much for healthcare, they should consider eating a salad.
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  7. Not to mention he was a Federalist
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  8.  @asianlifter  Embrace it
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  9. The government
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  10. What leads you to that conclusion?
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  11.  @albertmooney2628  Looking at LA, it seems most of them are too busy recreating Trainspotting than trying to get a job. Americans usually take care of themselves. Hell even Al Capone opened a soup kitchen. And speaking from the UK, I can tell you universal healthcare isn't all that hyped up it is to be. Maybe if you Americans considered eating a salad, perhaps demand and therefore prices, wouldn't be as high.
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  12. An accurate count of your chromosomes
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  13. More than 30% owned slaves.
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  14. I plan to move there, so quite literally
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  15. And it also should be noted that "happiness" was a synonym for eudaimonia, which is what you would gain from living virtuously.
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  16. If by ""work"" you mean "lowering the gene pool and making it more likely that children will inherit genetic disorders" then ok.
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  17.  @mickeydrago9401  Word salad! Yummy yummy.
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  18.  @mickeydrago9401  Don't need to. You made an arse of yourself when you said Marxists think that race doesn't exist when in fact Engels wrote extensively on how revolutionaries need to kill what he called "Völkeräbfalle".
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  19. It would lower our already little genetic diversity, thus making humans worse.
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  20.  @mcj88  Whatever you do, don't overdose on copium, that would break my heart!
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  21.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  Did I ever tell you the definition of "irony"?
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  22.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  The source is the Soviet archives, which put the people murdered directly by the USSR at 9 million (which is more than one, thus plural "millions" is a fine way to describe it.) If the metric you are using to define the deaths caused by capitalism is deaths of poverty, people have been impoverished since the dawn of Eukaryotes, and the spread of capitalism has correlated with world poverty going nowhere but down.
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  23.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  That number is at the low end of estimates. According to Manfred Hildermeier Manfred in their 2016 book Die Sowjetunion 1917 to 1991, dekulakisation killed around 530,000 to 600,000. Michael Haynes in his 2003 book A Century of State Murder? and Michael Ellman in the PDF Soviet Repression Statistics: Some comments, the deaths from the Great Purge is anywhere between 777,000 and 1.2 million. Ellman again and and Dan Healey in Illness and Inhumanity in Stalin's Gulag puts the deaths from the Gulag at around 1.5 - 1.7 million. According to Cynthia Buckley in Migration, Homeland and Belonging in Eurasia, and Micheal Rywkin in Moscow's Lost Empire, deaths from ftom Soviet Deportations are in the range of 450,000 to 566,000. Will continue on another comment so YouTube doesnt yeet this one. Inb4 theyre all propagandists
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  24.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  The Russian Parliament itself says that 22,000 died in the Katyn Massacre. Olga Andriewsky in Towards a Decentered History: The Study of the Holodomor in Ukrainian Historiography puts the deaths of the Holodomor in the range of 2.5 million and 4 million. And according to Niccolo Pianciola in The Collectivisation Famine in Kazakhstan, the deaths from the Kazakh Famine of 32-33 is 1.45 million. Assuming my other comment made it through, you should now know my sources for making Stalin's death toll at around 9 million. And that isn't including those beaten to death, others who perished during the wider Soviet Famine of 1932 - 1933. I will accept that the previous death toll had been overestimated. Inb4 lol cappy fascist propaganda chud
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  25.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  >Colonizing capitalist What does assuming political control over another country have to do with capitalism? Edit: capitalism being the private control of property
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  26.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  The company created by the state in order to make the Crown money (because they really needed all those spices)
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  27.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  It isn't ridiculous really. According to Russian archival data including the Memorandum on Forced Collectivization of Livestock and the Letter of April 9, 1932, there was mass dekulakisation in the Soviet Union. The First 5 Year Plan called for expansion of heavy industry, which would logically mean more men working in cities and less men working on farms to feed the population. While a factor was natural disaster, Russian intermittent drought was not serious according to Viktor Kondrashin. The policies lead to the deaths of millions. There was one major country that utterly capitulated to Germany: France, which was less of an issue with fifth columnism and more of an issue of the best French units being annihilated in Belgium and outdated doctrines. It can tell you whatever you think it might tell you, I have not found a single paper saying that the Soviet Famine of 1932-33 was caused by the Nazis.
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  28.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  Alright, let me make this simpler for you. The East India company was founded on the basis of a charter issued by the head of state of England under the name the Governor and Company of Merchants of London trading into the East Indies. The charter was renewed for an indefinite period. State intervention in the trading of spices is not the most capitalist thing.
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  29. Libtard as well, but more of a John Locke liberal. I wouldn't call Cambodia under Pol Pot, Korea under the Kims, Russia under Stalin and China under everyone as working at all.
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  30. Based Maoist.
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  31. Roses are red, Violets are blue, Taxation is theft, Tariffs are too.
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  32. I think you just described fraud...
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  33. The welfare state must be the best swindle in history. You take away lots of money and give a small portion of it back flamboyantly.
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  34. Git gud scrub
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  35.  @austinhernandez2716  What I mean is 3/5ths of the American population are overweight or obese. This undoubtedly has effects on the demand of healthcare, which raises the cost.
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  36.  @austinhernandez2716  Why do we need regulation? It's mostly subsidies that encourage sugar production.
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  37.  @thiccchungo1041  It is hardly far-right.
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  38.  @anderstopansson  Thankfully we have moved on from slavery, Jim Crow, nazism, and all the other nasty things that the modern Left has never fought against, but it is quite awful that journalists are using skin colour to divide us as if they need to keep us fighting amongst ourselves.
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  39.  @anderstopansson  Nothing other than a Glorious Revolution.
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  40.  Frankie Arlington  where is the real Israel then?
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  41.  @mickeydrago9401  >Supports eugenics >"And just how many genetic diseases do you want to keep around?" You are either a troll or the best reason why women shouldn't drink while pregnant.
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  42. John Adams is literally a monarchist!
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  43. Asian Tiger
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  44. You do make a good point in the second paragraph. Evolution has spoken to which traits are desirable, which is contingent on the circumstance.
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  45. @Based American Hoxhaist Yes because the Japanese had blocked the straights of Malacca. Where there was easy access to India, Churchill allowed importation of food such as his pressure on Australia to export 350,000 tonnes of wheat to India.
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  46. Hark when the night is falling Hear! hear the pipes are calling Loudly and proudly calling Down through the glen There where the hills are sleeping Now feel the blood a-leaping High as the spirits Of the old Highland men Towering in gallant fame Scotland my mountain hame High may your proud standards, Gloriously wave Land of my high endeavour Land of the shining rivers Land of my heart for ever Scotland the brave High in the misty Highlands Out by the purple islands Brave are the hearts that beat Beneath Scottish skies Wild are the winds to meet you Staunch are the friends that greet you Kind as the love that shines From fair maidens' eyes Towering in gallant fame Scotland my mountain hame High may your proud standards, Gloriously wave Land of my high endeavour Land of the shining rivers Land of my heart for ever Scotland the brave Far off in sunlit places Sad are the Scottish faces Yearning to feel the kiss Of sweet Scottish rain Where tropic skies are beaming Love sets the heart a-dreaming Longing and dreaming for the homeland again Towering in gallant fame Scotland my mountain hame High may your proud standards, Gloriously wave Land of my high endeavour Land of the shining rivers Land of my heart for ever Scotland the brave
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  47.  @BADBOY-rq8py  William Wilberforce: That's where you're wrong kiddo
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  48. Imagine trusting the French.
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  49. Science is a method.
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  50. Yes
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  51. Statist logic: >Are things good? >>Yes >>>Because government >>No >>>More government >>>>Did it work? >>>>>No >>>>>>More government
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  52.  Karl Marx  not quite.
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  53. Is bread the devil?
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  54. It works well in a regular salad.
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  55. The easiest way to do that is diet and exercise. No need to resort to fascistic methods.
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  56.  @TechnoMinarchist  Sorry, when I hear "selective breeding" my first thought is Lebensborn.
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  57.  @TechnoMinarchist  Is physician and geneticist David J. Galton good enough for you?
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  58.  @nicolasthecaged  Breed Hapsburgs with Hapsburgs, you get people with severe mandibular prognathism.
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  59. Very profitable.
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  60. Have you seen the GDP per capita for the north VS the south? It was built of the backs of factory workers and their owners.
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  61.  @JFCotman  https://www.statista.com/chart/amp/9358/us-gdp-by-state-and-region/ 5 Union states are contributing <2.9% to the GDP, only 2 southern. Slavery is an inferior economic system.
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  62.  @JFCotman  You were asking for the GDP of the North and South without a specific time period but I can still score even if you move the goalposts. The North had 3 times as much GNP as the south did. It showed as well. According to Frederick Law Olmsted described graphically the unfavorable, even wretched living conditions of many of the Southerners they met, Olmsted even asserting that nine-tenths of the neighbors of gentlemen he met “for a hundred miles around them lived in a manner which, if witnessed at the North, would have made them objects of compassion to the majority of our day-laborers.” My point was that any sucessful economy requires a system in which people are incentivised to work hard, like in the industrial north. In slavery, the only reason you work is because of the repercussions if you don't. Sharecropping also shares the same problem.
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  63.  @JFCotman  Charles Flato, The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War, Golden Press, New York. 1961 p. 29
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  64.  @JFCotman  If a book source cannot please you, it is obvious you cannot be pleased. Have a good day sir.
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  65.  @JFCotman  keep looking
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  66.  @thischannelhasnocontent8629  Cope more
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  67. Oh, the south did much more prior to Sumpter.
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  68.  @dontransue9843  What did the north do? It would be unlike Buchanan to do anything.
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  69. "This is how you are to treat all the cities that are at a distance from you and do not belong to the nations nearby." - Deuteronomy 20:15
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  70.  @somebodyonce5976  Lucky bastards didn't have a government that fed us (no pun intended) nonsense food information.
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  71. The men that came in was doing so on the basis of a lie.
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  72. Well a) I'm not a Trump supporter and b) I watch Tik for my history among other channels
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  73.  @annmonjames2278  LUCA.
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  74. "if a man knew that light meats are digestible and wholesome, but did not know which sorts of meat are light, he would not produce health, but the man who knows that chicken is wholesome is more likely to produce health. " - Aristotle
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  75. I mean, the have "admitted" for just under six years now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcy7qV-BGF4
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  76. Well that may be but do you know who Chewbacca is? Chewbacca is an 8 foot tall wookie. But he lives on Endor with a bunch if 2 foot tall ewoks. Now think about it. That does not make sense. Why would a wookie, an 8 foot tall wookie want to live on Endor with a bunch of 2 foot tall ewoks? But more importantly, what does that have to do with your original post? Nothing. It has nothing to do with your comment. It does not make sense! Look at me, I am a larper defending a Jewish guy with a YouTube channel, does this make sense? No it does not! It does not make sense at all! Nothing makes sense! Chewbacca lives on Endor, so your comment is wrong.
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  77. But the federalists are literally monarchists!
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  78. Churchill was mostly good...
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  79. The people who believe in life, liberty, property, and the right to defend those rights?
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  80.  @Wolf_3125  Conservatives are liberals from 10 years ago
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  81.  @patricks1333  Faecis clunis afrii.
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  82. "Fornicators, by God there are a lot of you. Right, I think we will split you up into adulterers and the rest. Male adulterers could you form a line in front of that minature guillotine." - Rowan Atkinson as the devil
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  83. Their population pyramid will catch up with them.
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  84. Except lowering our already low genetic diversity would just make humanity worse according to physician and geneticist David J. Galton .
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  85.  @michaelvarney.  At some point down the line you are going to have to go sweet home Alabama. How far would be contingent on how many people are in the first generation. Too few and you have to do inbreeding sooner than one would like, too much and you defeat the entire purpose of the program.
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  86.  @michaelvarney.  No explanation of how it is patently false.
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  87.  @michaelvarney.  Fair enough, I didn't. Lets presume that eight people, 4 male and 4 female (generation 1) are selected for a eugenics program. Let's presume that they make 4 monogamous couples, lets label them Families Red, Blue, Yellow and Green. And lets presume each couple has 4 children. We would have 16 children (generation 2). Let us then presume that 2 children from all the families are considered desirable enough for the program, and so the program doesn't break down lets presume that the 2 children selected are male and female. Red and Blue families breed producing 4 children and Yellow and Green families do the same. We would have another 16 children (generation 3). Like last time, 2 children from all the families are considered desirable enough for the program, and so the program doesn't break down lets presume that the 2 children selected are male and female. The Red-Blue families cannot breed with each other because they are either sisters, brothers or cousins, and the same is with the Yellow-Green families. So the Red-Blue and Yellow-Green will breed with each other, producing 16 children (generation 4). By this point, everyone in the eugenics program are family and so we are going to have to inbreed the best two candidates. This is basically. what happened with the Habsburgs. I have explained how, now it's your turn.
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  88.  @michaelvarney.  If you let any old Joe into the program, well the program would lose it's point.
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  89.  @michaelvarney.  Alright, well what is the point of a Eugenics program?
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  90.  @michaelvarney.  Magic. That is the only way other than inbreeding. And you are the one acting so smug like you have 86 degrees in quantitative genetics. Also it wasn't a red herring. No I am not going to explain how it's not one until you give me evidence of why it was a red herring and I'll just repeat ad nauseam this paragraph.
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  91.  @michaelvarney.  >Goes to YouTube comments section >Thinks someone is trying to use the Socratic method Genuine question, do you have a condition? Dropped on the floor? What happened?
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  92.  @michaelvarney.  Ah, so trying to feel intellectually superior is a coping mechanism. Listen, I am an understanding man, if you ever feel the need to cope some more, I'll be waiting.
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  93.  @michaelvarney.  Thats right, it's ok. Do go on.
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  94.  @michaelvarney.  Want a glass of milk?
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  95.  @walmartmcnasty9688  Perhaps the references are.
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  96.  A Soshellist Turtle  yes
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  97.  @albertmooney2628  When faced with such a predicament, African Americans migrated north
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  98.  @albertmooney2628  So in other words, basically most of human history is happening?
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  99.  @albertmooney2628  It's the government's job to protect your life, property and liberty. Call me a cynic, but I think government welfare is mostly to buy votes, considering 70% of the budget goes toward some middle class bureaucrat rather than a needy person. And yes, I hope God does forbid! The food pyramid that you were were taught in school places too much emphasis on carbohydrates in order to increase grain production, whilst haggis is a crime. Over here, we do have some strict regulations, however, that has not stopped from 25% of us from being obese, which partially may be the reason why the NHS is terrible.
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  100.  @albertmooney2628  But not some sheep's lungs. America is ridiculous.
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  101.  @zedgelhunter6053  logik
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  102. If you think this is nonsense you can ask Victoria E. Bynum, James M. McPherson, Gordon S. Wood, James Oakes, Richard Carwardine and Clayborne Carson.
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  103. No...
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  104. Because it would result in a loss of genetic diversity, thus actually making humans worse.
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  105.  @TheBarser  And that, yes.
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  106. Shame it did
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  107. Who wouldn't moan about the moral and economic inferiority of slavery?
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  108. The CCP can only exist as long as the Chinese people will not or cannot rebel. The Chinese people did not rebel because they were receiving a higher quality of life under CCP decentralisation, and now Xi has introduced Social Credit in anticipation for when CCP policies no longer produce good living conditions, they cannot.
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  109. Depends on which founding fathers. Even for the ones who owned slaves, a fair deal of them wanted to end slavery but too much of their banks depended on it. George Washington for instance freed his slaves in his will, and Jefferson, despite the whole Sally Hemmings affair, he wrote of slavery in the rough draft of the declaration of independence: he has waged cruel war against human nature itself, violating it's most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distant people who never offended him, captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemispere, or to incure miserable death in their transportation hither. this piratical warfare, the opprobium of infidel powers, is the warfare of the Christian king of Great Britain. determined to keep open a market where MEN should be bought and sold, he has prostituted his negative for suppressing every legislative attempt to prohibit or to restrain this execrable commerce determining to keep open a market where MEN should be bought and sold: and that this assemblage of horrors might want no fact of distinguished die, he is now exciting those very people to rise in arms among us, and to purchase that liberty of which he had deprived them, by murdering the people upon whom he also obtruded them: thus paying off former crimes committed against the liberties of one people, with crimes which he urges them to commit against the lives of another.
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  110.  @olivertaltynov9220  And the Jefferson bit.
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  111.  @JDeeznuts6  using your capacity for literacy is hardly going to give you an "aneurism"
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  112.  @JDeeznuts6  In what way?
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  113. Because it would lower the already low genetic diversity of humanity, thus making us worse.
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  114. Seen it numerous times.
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  115. Disperse them over the orange plantations of Florida obviously
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  116. It didn't work well for Charles II of Spain.
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  117. Caught the flu
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  118.  @iamchillydogg  Yeah, such as the sugar subsidies and government lies about corn.
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  119.  @austinhernandez2716  True. People now know these lies, and have no excuse to end up on My 600-lb Life.
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  120.  @austinhernandez2716  I bet your bottom loonie there is a insulin shortage in Canada.
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  121.  @austinhernandez2716  cbc. ca/news/canada/calgary/canada-insulin-supply-protection-1.5244359 The yanks are threatening the insulin supply and has already ruined the supply of other drugs.
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  122.  @isecretlyvotedemocratbut2426  The good news is most greengrocers sell various vegetables, already grown, obviously. Chop them all up, put them on a dish and done!
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  123.  @isecretlyvotedemocratbut2426  An issue affecting 7% of the population has resulted in obesity affecting 39% of the population. I see.
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  124. ​ @isecretlyvotedemocratbut2426  Thankfully, you know better and now have no excuse to become another one of Earth's moons.
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  125.  @teosamarzija  I was referring to obesity. Guess what is the leading preventable cause of cancer behind cigarettes? Obesity. Guess what is a major risk factor for type 2 diabetes? Obesity, no matter which way you look at it. Guess what is a major risk factor for coronary heart disease? Obesity. Guess what is a leading cause of high blood pressure? Obesity. Guess what is a risk factor for strokes? Obesity. Those are just a few results of obesity. And as a non-American I can tell you that the average perception of Americans around the world is not super athletic men who are built like brick walls.
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  126.  @teosamarzija  It varies from person to person, from what I have seen, as a rule of thumb, don't eat 4000 calories when you sit on your arse all day.
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  127.  @william_hartman  Nobody without gigantism grows 8 foot tall. All who do have overstimulated pituitary glands.
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  128.  @thiccchungo1041  Fair enough.
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  129. And Korea, Nanking, and other such crimes preceding that.
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  130. It is a donut
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  131. wypipo will be extinct by 2022 inshallah
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  132. Veganism is stupid Change my mind
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  133. *Catholic church.
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  134. Nae chance
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  135.  @natalieb6313  "You cannot invade mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind each blade of grass." - Isoroku Yamamoto
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  136. Well for one we can't decide on what genes we want. Do we want to breed out the gene that causes cystic fibrosis to stop typhoid in favour of the gene that causes sickle cell disease to stop malaria? But assume we want to increase the intelligence and fitness of the human race. There are very few people out there who are 6'7'' with an IQ of 180, and so if we wanted to keep the program going, we would have to resort to incest fairly quickly.
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  137.  @waxxyballs  Eugenics is the the study of how to arrange reproduction within a human population to increase the occurrence of heritable characteristics regarded as desirable, according to the OED.
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  138.  @waxxyballs  So we can agree that eugenics is specifically speaking about humans, correct?
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  139.  @anderstopansson  No races, just adaptations.
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  140.  @anderstopansson  It's not bad, it's just when a species has 0.1% genetic diversity, it's silly to make up categories and then believe that one particular category is superior to another. What is bad is when people commit evil in the name of these categories.
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  141.  @anderstopansson  Authoritarians who benefit from the populace infighting.
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  142.  @anderstopansson  Edward Snowden did, and is paying the price.
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  143. I undeestand it is part of the justificative clause.
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  144.  Frankie Arlington  I mean given that they lived next to bar barians like the Philistines and Akkadians, it figures
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  145. @UChnHFPhvryifXrSMl_L1erA How come most of them are whiter than a milk bottle in a snowstorm?
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  146. It's always anti-German if you oppose Germany in your book.
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  147.  @mickeydrago9401 >Dating should go through a screen of DNA filtering Right, I am just going to move slowly away from you
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  148.  @lordlucan3241  >Only Americans think that I, a Brit, say otherwise.
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  149.  @lordlucan3241  Transliterated "Alan Cunningham".
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  150.  @lordlucan3241  >Upper Class Voyeur, English Patriot, Rule Brittannia.🇬🇧 What are you concerned about, the plebs will overthrow you for your vote on the Bicycle Wheels Loicencing Act 2021?
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  151. Helping poor people is very moral.
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  152.  @johnalbert5786  He is a Federalist, so he basically wants the President to be so powerful that it will become a monarchy, so Jefferson 1800, make America a Republic again
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  153.  @Somewhat-Evil  >Le federalists are committed to democratic principles! >Federalists pass the Alien and Sedition Acts and make the national bank Pick one
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  154. Given that I spend untold amount of hours researching the cultures and histories of different peoples just so I can be racist more accurately...
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  155. If God created the universe, by studying the universe, it is the best way we can study God.
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  156.  @meelomilo23  Corbyn might've.
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  157.  @meelomilo23  But you do see stabbings. Look up "Cults Academy"
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  158.  @meelomilo23  >You think that big old Burris is gunna turn into putin and just kill anyone who disagrees with him Corbyn would've
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  159.  @henryworks9089  I mean, we are already arresting people for making Nazi jokes without a license
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  160.  @meelomilo23  >not plotting ways to over throw an entire government Jeremy "Our friends at Hamas and the IRA" Corbyn?
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  161.  @meelomilo23  I mean, it wasn't very inclusive of Atomwaffen Division and I don't really care what Trump did because we are speaking about Jeremy Corbyn
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  162. Well it has lowered genetic diversity, which has resulted in the reason why we shouldn't play God: the pug.
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