Comments by "Zudabaker" (@Vyrus36) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

  1.  @anticom6099  because she understands the difference between righteous indignation and white supremacists throwing a hissy fit because they can't be duchebags anymore.
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  2.  @anticom6099  again, I live in Portland. The city is pretty much fine except for the grifter mayor who refuses to do anything practical about the homeless problem.
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  3.  @anticom6099  you mean to tell me that Kamala Harris and others understand the difference between provocatiers and ligitimate BLM protesters? What are the odds? And you say I don't understand nuance? 🤣 But according to you, it's just evidence of the Dems being bad. 😭 If only there was some sort of historical context of rioting in this country we could compare it too? Like the MLK riots or the la riots. I have a song for you. You might know it. "April 29th 1992."
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  4.  @anticom6099  whatever you say sell out. You unironically support the government and only pretend to be a patriot. It's pathetic, your trust for Republicans only goes as far as your distrust for the Democrats. Pathetic worm dragging up whataboutisms and trying to change the subject because he can't handle the conversation at hand. You're weak.
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  5.  @anticom6099  and, speaking of traitors, not trusting the government, and not cherry picking causes and efforts, What do you have to say about Trump investing in a Chinese company that's currently under investigation for it's involvement in COVID 19? I thought only Democrats where friendly with China? Don't tell me your a big ol hypocrite who only cares about when the Dems do something wrong? Trump's in league with Russia and China. It's a regular axis of evil, and you goons are being goaded into it. It's honestly terrible how our "Patriots" have become nationalist sellouts. But that irony is completely lost on you isn't it?
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  6. Awesome.
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  7. Ted Cruzes solution, don't address any of the underlying problems. Just turn the schools into prisons.
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  8.  @UberAV  anytime. :) Modesty is dictated by each individual and society on their own terms. As in, what one person, group, or culture considers modest, may not apply across the board. So ascribing any kind of definit value to it, is, just like your opinion man.
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  9.  @UberAV  and it's simple anybody can do it you believe something and then think that that equates with reality when it actually doesn't.
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  10.  @UberAV  depending on how stubbornly you hold on to that subjectivity that you are superimposing over reality it can even cause cognitive dissonance which will let you maintain the false belief regardless of any information that's presented.
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  11.  @UberAV  and it is, a subjective view I have of you based on what information I've been provided. But the longer you try to fight this, (even though you are clearly cognitive enough to understand what is being said) the more it looks like that subjective observation, has more roots in reality than I previously thought. If you're trying to imply I believe the subjective and objective must be mutually exclusive, then, you don't understand who it is you are talking with.
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  12.  @UberAV  but don't tell me all it took for you to give up your thoughts on morality was for me to call you uninteresting. I mean, you are aware of your own words right? Don't let my assumptions get in the way of your argument. By all means, tell us all about how objective morality can be. That is where you where going right? Before I told you you where not woke? Don't tell me that rattled your sails. I had so much hope for you.
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  13.  @UberAV  remember Isiah 45:7 "I form the light and create darkness, I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things." If the darkness of man is also gods creation, then you have no fear of man. For it's not your place to fear the actions of imperfect beings, but to make sure you are living the promise, lest your soul burns for the judgement of another. Less is more after all.
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  14.  @UberAV  and what is it exactly you think I implied? Because the bible is very clear about what it says about judging one another in place of god.
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  15.  @UberAV  I grew up on a farm In Idaho. Bucked hay bails and bred horses. You're not saying anything new pal.
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  16.  @UberAV  also, are you seriously refuting that judgement of another's sin isn't condemned? I was mearly giving a passage that explains why that is. God creates all good and evil. That's why it's not our place to judge because only he understands his creation on a level only he is capable of. For any mortal to attempt to say they know what that is or may be, is, well, kind of blasphemy.
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  17.  @UberAV  also also, the path, the way, the light, whatever you want to call it, is a never ending journey, and it isn't a race, so if you think you're ahead of the damned, you're two steps behind.
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  18.  @UberAV  there's always a third option.
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  19.  @UberAV  what a bizarre way to view helping people in the community. "Well, the drunk didn't sober up, and I spent all this time waiting, better move on." Meanwhile he's still in a compromised position and the danger of being stuck in the ditch never got addressed for anyone. Let alone the drunk who found themselves there.
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  20.  @UberAV  well, if you're giving me the ladder I guess you are assuming I'm in the low point and you are above me. Which would definitely imply some strong insecurities coming from an inner power struggle. May the Lord help you along the way. I'll pray for you.
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  21.  @UberAV  if you know how to build a ladder do you really ever need one? Haha, are you purposely missing the point? If you have time and you know how to build why not build a better future?
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  22.  @UberAV  like, I'm not sure if you're facing dissonance because I found a third option to your little scenario that you didn't think of, or if you're just embarrassed that you didn't think of it first, or if you're just being an ass because you don't understand how metaphors and analogies work. Haha, it's delightful how much effort you are putting into making it look like a foolish decision though. Cary on.
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  23.  @UberAV  in other words. You can wait, and stagnate, and make the situation worse for yourself and the drunk by doing nothing about the situation. Or you could use that time you would spend waiting to do something productive about it. We may disagree here, but I'd rather do something productive than sit on my ass waiting on someone to change. But, ya know, to each their own. I'd say what would Jesus do but he's to busy teaching people to fish and giving away hooks, line, and nets so others can have a better quality of life. He was a carpenter after all, knows how to use his hands to make and build things. So you can wait. I'll be productive, and we will see who has the largest impact.
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  24.  @UberAV  I guess you'll have to wait to find out. ;)
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  25.  @r.tothea.tother.4221  centrist sway, when the center becomes left or right by proxy based on how politics are leaning during any given era. You should look into that.
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  26.  @r.tothea.tother.4221  remember? You said voting isn't as hard as some people are making it out to be. So are you lying to me now and trying to backpedal on your own words? You speak for those people?
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  27.  @davidgoldman9820  if it sounds like a contrarian. Acts like one. Probably is one.
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  28.  @siegfriedbraun5447  if you're trust for Republicans only goes as far as your distrust in the Democrats, then you're no Patriot. You're a coward and a sellout.
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  29.  Fake Theory  we aren't talking about that right now. We're talking about the Republicans. If accusations are enough to trigger your reflexive "Dems bad" response, without waiting on the evidence, if your reaction to your side being investigated is "but what about them." Then you are litterally no better than a child screaming "but he started it!" On a playground. That may be true. But we aren't discussing their actions. We are discussing the actions of a different former president. So go sit in the corner and pout if you don't want to listen. They will be spoken to as well, but you're the only one throwing a tantrum.
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  30.  @ellab8897  as in right here right now in this particular thread?
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  31.  @ellab8897  happens to the best of us. Cheers!
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  32.  @jayjohnson5016  either provide proof of what it is you are saying, have a stance, or shut up. I don't think I've ever read so many words while someone ultimately said nothing, then turned around and went "I know more of what I'm talking about because books and reasons, prove me wrong!" If you already have all of the answers, why are you keeping them from the world? Seems kind of selfish if you ask me.
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  33.  @UberAV  I wonder why Satan's whole deal is punishing non believers... It's almost like he's trying to prove a point to God and is trying to do what he can to lie about what he's doing. You know, kind of similar to other types of fake patriotism that ignores humanity as a whole and advancement for the benifit of man? Btw, are you aware of what the earliest christian texts say in regards to abortion. Also "I form the light and create darkness, I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things." I absolutely dispise when christians try to put limitations on God just because they are uncomfortable at this knowledge. He forms the darkness and the light, from him all of this is possible. Satan, works for him.
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  34. Go home fake.
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  35.  @boblewis7145  centrist sway is a real thing. You're nothing more than a buffer for the extreme right.
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  36.  @boblewis7145  also, in all of those countries you mentioned, ids are free and can be mailed to you. If we had free government ids, and they could be mailed to us you might have a point. But I have a feeling you overlooked that intentionally.
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  37.  @boblewis7145  the oil companies could give away free gas for a week and they'd still make a profit. Stop drinking the Kool aid.
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  38.  @boblewis7145  you're a sellout trying to pass yourself off as someone who doesn't trust the government. Enough said.
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  39.  @boblewis7145  Jesus said to walk in his footsteps and carry his cross. You can't even find the strength to open up the vote because your horrified of your own countrymen. 🤣🤣🤣 Yeah go on and quote the Bible numb nuts. God isn't on your side on this one.
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  40.  @boblewis7145  either IDs need to be made free and accessible, or we need to open the vote. And since we're not making IDs accessable for the us citizen, guess what the backup plan is? You're logic, is failed.
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  41.  @boblewis7145  Forbes isn't an unbiased source. You're just brainwashed by right wing media. You're a sellout, who trys to pretend you don't trust the government.
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  42.  @boblewis7145  in Utah the only people who cast dead votes where for Republicans. Oklahoma isn't the problem. The problem is that Republican states that expanded their voting rights are few and far between, a majority of them, still have passed laws further restricting rights. No one brought up Oklahoma, you did, almost as a way of saying, "not all republican states". Yes, there are exceptions to the general rule, because that's what makes it a general rule. It would be impressive if other states learned from Oklahoma's, and other states examples, but they aren't now are they? Sounds like, Oklahomans have a reason to hold other Republican states accountable for making them look bad, dispite their efforts.
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  43.  @boblewis7145  again, you're a sellout.
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  44.  @boblewis7145  duh Bob, fucking duh. Ask a dumber question that insults my intelligence even more next time.
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  45.  @boblewis7145  I have educated myself. I spoke to facts and didn't refute anything you said. Take your own advice, and do research beyond what makes you happy. BTW, I'm an independent. I'm just disgusted by what the Republicans have done. You've become cowards hiding behind a monolith who are paranoid against your own countrymen. Rot.
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  46.  Fake Theory  ^calls people liberal hate mongers. ^Says when people have to result to name calling they don't have an argument.
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  47.  Fake Theory  so you know this person's whole entire political ideology based on this one thread and you didn't mean that as an insult at all? Wonderful!! It's not often someone immediately owns themselves in an argument. But I will savor this moment.
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  48.  Fake Theory  and you know what else is in human nature? Being able to take advantage of misinformation to the effect that people would rather do nothing and make the situation worse for everyone, than take any steps.
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  49.  Fake Theory  you don't really care about people being called names. You say you do because it feels like taking the high road after being called out for calling people you never met hateful. As for dehumanizing fellow Americans, people have done far worse to one another over far less. You don't care so much about that as you care the people being poked fun at happen to align with your ideologies. But, if I may, let's say you are right and people are purposefully misleading one another. Wouldn't the responsible thing to do, if you had the correct information, to share that information? How selfish do you have to be to have all of the answers, then sit back and smirk saying "told ya so." Like, if you understand what is proper to do, why sit on your hands and turn up the beast pretending doing nothing in the face of misinformation is the right answer? Because, again, using Occam's razor, our best answers seem to be leaning towards effort, not stagnation. So if what is considered to be the best course of action (which is appropriately fitting masks, vaccines, and social distancing.) Is being denied as helpful, then surely you have a better and safer alternative? Come on now, don't tell me you have all the answers and have been holding out on the world this whole time? Let me guess, because ideas have people, people don't have ideas? Does that mean you're ideas are not your own and you are incapable of coming up with a unique thought too? I play dumb, but I understand what it means, it means someone of importance and persuasion gives an idea force. But I digress, what is your alternative solution and what is its documented effectiveness? Is it to do nothing and let herd immunity take over? Because we've seen the results of that in other nations. So, please, if you are so informed, and have the best answer for us, can you start a movement and become a leader for the people? Or are you waiting for someone with more charisma than yourself to Cary that torch of insight?
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  50.  Fake Theory  you're gonna have to do a little bit better than calling me a liar just because I called you out. Also, that's exactly what you did. Imagine being so pathetic that you have credible information yet still use it as an excuse to be a lazy POS.
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