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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