Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "Jordan B Peterson" channel.

It's all deliberate. It's a big reason why life expectancy where I live in America is going downhill. I believe we hit 80 years of age as the average life expectancy at one point and we were going to go beyond that milestone. But the depression in young kids, the chemicals and artificial junk thrown in manufactured foods, the increase in prescriptions, all of this ultimately leads to a less fulfilling life.
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@Mr.C.Robinson.TV.1997 London has neighborhoods that are less than 10% Englishmen.
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@flashwashington2735 I've always admired the British culture. Not just British culture, but Scotland/Wales/North Ireland/England. Hence, the UK. Unfortunately cities like London are looking less indigenous. That's not to say I'm right wing (I'm slightly left leaning), but this isn't a simple "I want to live in London" ordeal. People are being shipped over. London was always a cultural capital of the West and therefore it was always diverse to an extent. Organic diversity isn't being promoted anymore, it's quite the opposite.
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Look what happened during the Industrial Revolution. Men contacted chemicals and were so beaten up by the time they were 40 they generally died a few years after.
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Is this how Michael J Fox contacted Parkinson's?
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@HelenSinger Homeschooling is better now because you got more tools at your disposal. You did not have internet in the early 90's so you were kind of stuck with public schooling.
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@jonanderson5137 High sugar food is probably why Millennials, Gen Z and Gen Alpha can't think critically.
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How long ago was this?
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@BobbyJetty1502 That was a long time ago. My 70 year old dad always tells me California was a great place back then. Now he is saddened by what it's turned into. Even as a kid, I can remember California in the latter half of the 90's being a much better place. The schools, most especially in California, now teach kids to be activists.
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@BobbyJetty1502 That costs money, and unfortunately I haven’t found a woman I can really settle down with. You can’t have kids until you start a relationship.
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@BobbyJetty1502 It's worse when you consider that smartphones, internet and feminist politics have almost completely ruined women. When women reach 40 years old they are used up, have an attitude, and likely have a body count. The reason women might have been easier in times past was we didn't have as much distractions. Before computers and internet, people have to interact in person. Social media is no substitute for the real thing.
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@ediem4222 From the greats. George Carlin. Robin Williams. Richard Pryor. Roseanne Barr. And many more.
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@WavesofJava RIP to Tom
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Big Pharma and FDA work hand in hand. Your best hope is to develop a Homestead and hire people to work with you. Grow your own garden and crops.
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@Дмитрий-п9ь7щ You might be interested in watching videos on how Americans used to not be fat. Most fat people before the 1980's were that way because they had childhood obesity. Starting in the 80's and 90's, the FDA approved of adding chemicals, artificial ingredients, and over processed food, leading to the obesity epidemic.
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1. Which leads to the child being dependent on drugs their entire life. Big Pharma is largely responsible. 2. Which is little more than sugar water, resulting in shrinked brains. 3. C-sections are now 50 percent or more at this point. 4. TV dinners, Lunchables, Kelloggs cereal products such as Trix, breads with additional ingredients. All found in grocery stores like WalMart. 5. The FDA has helped remove those fats and replace them with fake meats, among other things. 6. The Forever Chemicals.
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@maryrankin9869 Used to be where people mostly died from cigarettes, alcohol and never doing any exercise.
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Baby Boomers did it in the 1960s and 1970s because they were carefree and nobody cared. Now we have resources and information that all tell us that everything they did was bad. My uncle is 71 and he was already drinking by the late 1960s. He possesses a high school age mentality in his brain because the alcohol he consumed back then damaged it.
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Andy Kaufman died at age 35, despite not smoking in his life. Some people have said he contacted cancer from performing at NYC nightclubs in the 1970s, which still allowed smoking.
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Great story.
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@meagiesmuse2334 Big Pharma is killing people.
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@jimig399 She works at Starbucks. That is your problem right there. They are a greedy mega corporation who don't care that they are hurting the general population. You might want to look up some of the ingredients Starbucks uses, because absolutely none of them are good for you. It's to keep people dumb and for them to fall in line.
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Because they were fooled into thinking that diet soda is better than regular soda. It's all bad for you. Soda should of been treated the same way that candy is looked at.
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@ChrisMinorOfficial From the Golden State to the Broken State.
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@ChrisMinorOfficial Also not surprising when said products you're talking about are being manufactured by a certain country in Asia.
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One of my friends caught cancer, but he caught it in the nick of time. I was overly depressed when I thought that he wasn't going to make it. My friend of over 30 years had very expensive surgery, but it was worth all that time and money spent. Now he's living a fulfilling life, and he wouldn't be here today if his cancer had spread too far in his system.
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@flashwashington2735 Your point?
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@DesertRascal Taylor Swift doesn't mean anything. She is there for the Gen Z and Gen Alpha simps who think her music is great.
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