Comments by "Zudabaker" (@Vyrus36) on "Fox News" channel.

@mrc3584 that's been happening for the last 10 years.... Did you just now enter the housing market??
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@zarlok5294 or, we have conflicting policies attempting to create welfare states for different sectors and both are trying to act like one or the other is more important. When we need to be focused on uniting the nation and making policies based on hard statistics and research.
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@bryanl4626 Jackson Mississippi? Jackson Wyoming? What's the poverty rate in the town? Because Boise Idaho also, has low crime rates. But it also has a lot of millionaires per Capita, a solid education system, the population density isn't as bad as LA New York, Chicago, or Phoenix. They're homeless population is primarily people who live the camping lifestyle so they aren't really seen in the city. But, as Boise continues to grow, and the more disperity that takes place, crime rates have been increasing as people have become more and more desperate over the last few years. Can you also provide the rate of poverty for your area, and how that has fluctuated over the last ten years? What is minimum wage vs the average rent? Is it a high traffic city that is a hub between many destinations and therefore has a lot of traveling in it? Because that effects crime as well, the amount of tourism and travel in an area. I wonder if you considered any of these factors before deciding to post.
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@mal7344 how do we correct the economy? What would that look like?
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@TheMrVerified what baffles me is how many of these types have adopted the "alpha male" personality. In the wild, species who feel a constant need to protect, feel threatened and need defense strategies, who measure success by showing off, fight one another for mating rights, and are quick to put down others for "masculinity" or a lack there of, are sheep, elk, deer, you know, grazing animals and herbivors. Wolves, operate in familial hierarchies as a pack. Not alpha hierarchies like most tend to believe. And often times, the elder female is the most respected member of a wolf pack. Bears and tigers operate under the notion of territory and respect. And in lion prides there are often 2-3 males who share roles and responsibilities. The misconception is when young, adolescent carnivores go out to make a pack or a pride, or try to find territory for themselves. It's less about hierarchies, and more about age, respect, family, and species dynamics. The animals in nature that most resemble the "alpha male" as seen by western society and media, are all grazing animals.
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@andrewpriester6994 yeah, it definitely is.
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@jacoblewis6928 what? No they don't. You don't even have a source for that.
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@TearDownThisWall no it hasn't. That is objectively false.
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Fitz Fitzgerald you should look up "interigation of the good."
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@himself3011 everyone is approaching this subject wrong. It's neither. It's not a choice. And it's not a disease. And it can manifest at different rates in different people. And that's not even factoring in genetics. It usually starts as a choice. And then progresses into something else. How quickly that happens, varies from person to person.
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@stevewalker412 in sports I learned that competition brings out the best in us. Desperation brings out the worst in us. And with the current rate of poverty, homelessness, and everyone stalling on trying to find solutions because of casual arguments about the value of a human life, the situation is only going to look more desperate to more people. It's one thing to have people compete to make their way. It's something else entirely to force them into desperate situations then turn your back to them when they find desperate coping mechanisms.
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You where. And the people here still are. In Portland, it doesn't matter if you're Republican, or a Democrat, they're all a bunch of NIMBYS and that's why nothing gets done. I see it first hand every day from both sides of the political spectrum. "I don't want homeless people in MY neighborhood." So then what happens? The homeless get treated like a revolving door going from one place or another because both the liberals and conservatives in those areas don't wanna see anything happen to their oh so precious property values.... Really what everyone is saying, is that they don't want to live next to the guy who bags their groceries or who has to get assistance for living. Their so full of themselves they just want someone to dunk on who doesn't drive the same car as them. That's really what it comes down to. These assholes don't want to see "undisirables" living in the same neighborhoods and driving the same cars as them. 🤣🤣🤣 You're all a bunch of fickle assholes.
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@matthewstanley3381 how much studying have you done in actual psychology and sociology? Or are you just kinda like every other libertarian who runs wild with a few facts and that's good enough?
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@bryanl4626 Jackson Mississippi has a 8.38 of 1000 for violent crimes. And over 50 of 1000 for crimes in general. With a national average crime rate of 41.29 per 1000, Jackson Mississippi is over the national average. If you're talking Jackson Wyoming, it's similar to sun valley Idaho. Or Ketchum Idaho. I used to play hockey in Jackson hole every year. Ski and snowboard towns don't get the same kind of tourism as international tourist hot spots. And it's a completely different crowd. I don't know many impoverished families in apartments saving up to hit the slopes. I know plenty saving up to go to tourist hot spots through the nation though. I mean, these types of arguments tells me one thing. You don't understand nuance.
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@bryanl4626 there it is. "No assistance bringing in low life's." You're a nimby, and you're completely fine with pawning your homeless population off on others, or driving them away from your state then pretending it isn't a problem. Revolving door, nimby mentality. Heaven forbid someone on government assistance can afford to live next door to you ami right?
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@bryanl4626 like, people who make the arguments you do, don't understand why sci-fi authors used the utopia/distopia trope. Ski resort towns are a perfect example of that. They outsource their homeless to other areas, put on the guise of family friendly members, create this "wonderful atmosphere to live" really all they are doing is pushing their dirt onto someone else. You can't have a utopia without the existence of a distopia. And the more you try to utopianize an area, the worse the distopia looks by comparison. It's like you also don't understand human migration.
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Sellout.
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@travv88 what's funny about people mentioning "the founders" is they tend to forget that they where a diverse group of people from multiple backgrounds who often fought and argued about what direction to take the country. So this whole "what the founders intended" line is crap. Furthermore, the division in early America was so large that entire states even folded to the British. Those same states went on to be the leaders of succession during the civil war. And now, those same people from those same states are once again, trying to drag this country down into the stone age. It's the same kind of irony coming from people claiming to be "alpha" males. You don't even understand you're fighting for values that we where getting away from. Just like how you don't understand that "alpha" hierarchies, like how they are viewed in the west, resemble the behavior of grazing animals like deer, elk, and sheep. Not predators like wolves, bears, and lions.
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@amachighlander8920 probably because up until a short time ago, people could ligitimately loose their jobs, or be looked over for work based on nothing but arbitrary rules involving hair. But I guess you've been living under a rock for the last ten years so I don't blame you for missing that.
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@frankpaya690 that's a two way street. I don't think you want to switch.
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@angiejorah good. Let them move overseas. Let their merchandise skyrocket. Then, local craftsman and American based business can undersell those companies. You think anyone will buy from nessle if they can get better chocolate for less from a local source?
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@Crimson_Grin like ignoring the underlying causes of homelessness and addiction and just scapegoating them as bad people who have no hope and just need to pick themselves up by the bootstraps?
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@mal7344 you're so delusional you think minorities are gonna come for his properties? You're a scared little sheep aren't you? You're that paranoid? Oh wow. You probably think of yourself like a "wolf" too don't you? You know what animals in nature are paranoid, always combative, constantly trying to prove themselves, chase off anyone that isn't like themselves, shows off to others, has a constant need to "protect themselves", and is constantly under threat of attack? Grazing animals. Herbivors like sheep and elk. Wolves don't care about the what ifs, or the possible intruder, they don't bother themselves with the threats of sheep. Because they know how to handle themselves. They aren't worried, because they have the teeth. You're a scared little rabbit hoping someone doesn't come nocking on your door.
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@melgillham462 oh shut up. Americans treat guns like a Rambo film then act like they're as responsible as the Swiss.
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@bigtobacco1098 you lot love to talk about Switzerland. So, let's talk about it. Why do you think the swiss have fewer shootings with a high gun carrying population? Could it be their society has reasonable gun laws and teach the responsibility of gun laws instead of acting like Rambo about guns? Who knows...
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EvMcEvil no one's coming to take your guns. They just want to make sure the mentally ill don't have them and there is a stricter screening process. Ffs, I used to live in Idaho and those assholes are so stupid they think registration is too much law when it's a requirement in just about every other state!!.... Your all cut from the same stupid cloth.
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"Stop quoting dead men and roll up your sleeves ya pussies." Me, right now.
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@jerrylev59 human nature is to provide sustainability to your community and society... Tribes where just a previous way we viewed societies. Now society is viewed through nations, and local communities. So, if you feel the need to treat members of your own community bad for any reason, you're just a jerk.
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@himself3011 you can keep the made-up stuff to your self. I can tell you how you are wrong, just by mentioning one dog breed. German shepherds. They come in black, they come in white, they come in tan, they come in different sizes. You can tell the difference between where they where bred by looking at their bone structure. They can be susceptible to different diseases depending on their heritage, and be prone to different medical issues based on coat alone. You insufferable assholes simply don't understand what is a crucial adaptation, and what is an arbitrary variance in regards to race, and it's evident by how you overlook how much variance is allowed within the same dog breed, let alone humans as a species. In other words, it's not everyone else's fault you don't understand the difference between what is arbitrary and what is a crucial adaptation when it comes to race.
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@canadafree2087 why didn't people use that argument during the turn of the century? Other nations have slaves and rejected the industrial revolution, why don't we do it too? You types where always around looking for an excuse to go backwards. This is not new.
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@BadGoy1488 what tribe is it you belong to? I grew up around Blackfoot in Idaho. What tribe is it you belong to? Or are you only claiming tribalism in an attempt to be clever? Do you actually just belong to a community? Or a society? A family perhaps? You're neighbors and their neighbors? Does it have a name? Tenants? Does it have a creed? A cry? A song? A dance? What "tribe" is it you claim to be apart of? You say these things, but refuse to talk about your own.
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@BadGoy1488 plus, this is just a disguise for what you're really trying to say. You don't see certain people as worthy as being a part of your community. You think they deserve the treatment they get. Heaven forbid, someone who you think is beneath you, can afford to drive the same car as you and park it next to ya huh? That'd just be unacceptable wouldn't it "tribe leader". 😘
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@BadGoy1488 "disengenuous righteous indignation" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Communities of people get abused on the regular. How is that disengenuous? The righteous do not sit with the pious phareses. 😉 They sit with the outcasts, the sinners, the ones society turns down. You know why? You and your ilk apparently don't need their help. You apparently have it all figured out! 🤣
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@BadGoy1488 in other words. I know you are a fake. A grifter and a sellout who claims a "tribe" that doesn't even exist. That's why you can't talk about it when asked. That's why you put out all this projection. That's why you only try to discredit others instead of proving yourself. I'm aware of people masquerading as an intellectual. Just smart enough to use big words but not smart enough to connect the dots. I call it, the IQ 101 club.
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@travv88 your argument doesn't make any sense.
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@himself3011 what tribe do you belong to? Or are you a fake and a coward too?
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@himself3011 that's what I thought. You and Sergio both. Cowards, can't respond to the question that I answered without flinching. Gfy, you're not even worthy of the dirt on the bottom of uncle Sam's boots.
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I have a question for all these Trumpled Foreskins. Where's the beef? Like seriously. When you come up with new conspiracies and try to pull conclusions from half truths and circumstantial evidence, where's the beef? Where's the proof? Because y'all been talking about a BBQ, but there's no god dang meat on the grill. Where is your evidence? Where's the beef?
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Phuk Pedobiden2 what? If you can't use your hands you have no business holding a gun.
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@bvegannow1936 .... No. Haha, education has always served a valuable purpose. But you're right, in that there are flaws in the public education system. Indoctrination more resembles nationalism, and things like seminary as a real class offered in school. Kids need to understand the fundamentals of knowledge, it's part of why our country is in the mess it is now. But we need to expand education so it includes things like art, music, classes on nature and survival, and classes on worldwide religious and spiritual views, not just having Christian and Mormon seminary offered. You know, education with options so it's actually a choice and the furthest thing from "indoctrination".
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Then why did Huston lower it's homeless population by 20% over the last 10 years by offering them houses? Riddle me that. The problem with Seattle is the same problem with Portland, is the same problem everywhere. Too many NIMBYS, not enough support where it needs to be.
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@mtnbkr5478 that's the stupidest take I've ever heard. You can't force people into desperate situations then wonder why they take drastic measures to survive.
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@joeygreathouse3029 .... Or it could be the fact that we've been stripping funding from schools since the 70s so every time they have to make budget cuts the quality of public education goes down.
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@sirrickardjameses ahem. No one required id during the vaccines mandates. They only required the vaccine card. Who checked your id? You don't need an id to get a vaccine. You only need a Dr. Where did you get that from that you needed your id AND your proof of vaccination?
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@kstizz2686 who's brainwashed? Who required id checks during the mandates? No one. So if you had someone asking for your ID, you got profiled. Still happens today, but seriously. No one asked for your ID unless you want to go into a bar or to get booze. And I get it, we need more accessable IDs. That's the direction the argument should be going. They should be free, and able to be mailed to you after filling out forms online. What's your point? That's just the way it is? Do you realize who's been fighting for expanded ID distribution and access?
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@sirrickardjameses that's on New York. It's called an isolated incident. The mandates where not racist. What is racist, is the amount of access people are given to healthcare. You bring this up but then ignore access, the amount of people who can afford health insurance, and the ability to get to a vaccination clinic, all of which impact those numbers. You care to address that too or are you just selectively picking up what to talk about to make certain people of a certain political affiliation look bad?
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@sirrickardjameses and again, who's been fighting for expanded ID distribution and access? Who's been standing in the way of it? I want to hear you say it.
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@strangefruit8776 prescriptivism is a terrible thing. Also, language does that over time. We don't use the same language and definitions we did in the 1920's or the 1950's either. 🤷
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