Comments by "BVargas78" (@BVargas78) on "David Pakman Show"
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It's just their hobby i guess. It's all because of the present youtube format, where thumbs down doesnt work properly (you can only thumb down your own thumb up) And conservative trolls, they are a close knit group, ideologically motivated with the most powerful (in the raw sense of the word) of negative energies, hate! They band together, if one has taken the extra time to check out a progressive site and be negative, i'm sure the others will thumb it up instantly.
Liberals on the other hand will generally check other liberal sites and if someone says something kind or agreeable it's generally the norm. Therefore they'll only thumb up particular comments that stand out. Something worth bearing in mind as well, people that love trolling may have gone that far as to make extra accounts to seem more popular. It's easy enough to do, just time consuming and kinda sad really that people have nothing better to do.
Now, my theory is that perhaps being part of the TYT network draws this close knit group of trolls here. And because the audience of David Pakman show is smaller than TYT (no offence, TYT is a massive show, David Pakman show is quite respectable) the troll comments and their support seems to make more impact proportionally.
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+Fat Sack I know of the armenian genocide and i do think Cenk should stop being evasive about it. But whilst the historical young turks did begin as a liberal reform movement in the autocratic, corrupt and incompetent Ottoman goverment, it eventually got taken over by right wing nationalists like Enver Pasha in particular, who was a bit of a nutter and all round nasty piece of work.
But the thing is, in the 20th century the term 'The Young Turks' came to mean a reformist, usually a rebellious or radical one at that and the historical movement largely fell out of popular consciousness. But in recent times the armenian genocide has become more known and talked about and recognised internationally. Which is a good thing of course.
Yet as late as the 90's the term 'The Young Turk' of the party was bandied about in british media particularly those that covered current politics of the day. It was used to describe Tony Blair and his 'New Labour' project to move the party away from socialism which was increasingly seen as anachronistic. 10 years earlier it was used to describe Margaret Thatcher and her supporters who wanted to move the conservative party in an economically more neo-liberal direction as opposed to the more statist conservatives like Edward Heath.
At the time Cenk came up with the name for the show he obviously had the latter in mind for the most part. As his goal is to reform American politics in a more liberal/progressive direction, a so called 'young turk' of the democrats. But keeping it real, he probably still thought the Armenian genocide was exagerrated and didn't happen around that time he came up with the name, but all accounts seem to indicate he has changed his mind now, but remains evasive, perhaps he feels it protects his family in Turkey from repercussions under an increasingly authoritarian and conservative government under Erdogan. Most turks are very nationalist and take offence really easily and Cenks family could end up getting harassment if he put out a video on the subject.
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I think its normal for humans to have a somewhat low attention span, particularly when it comes to certain tasks. Our ancestors didnt have to read through wades of text books at a college, sometimes for subjects they werent really interesting in. Neither did they have monotonous desk jobs, but went out to hunt or cultivate as a matter of survival. Ethics aside, hunting is not boring in the way farming is, but if its down to survival your going to do either of them. I'll take boring over going cold and hungry but it can be tricky to remain focused when having to do a menial but necessary tasks, or when breaking down walls of academically dry walls of text. Worst case scenario for me is you fall into reading without absorbing information mode, and then you have to backpedal a bit.
Good rest is key, but i used to suffer from insomnia as a teenager, even from an early age like 14. As a result i'd wake up feeling bad, but by 9am i felt ok and i generally focused well in the mornings. Then in the afternoon i just would feel really tired and would sometimes struggle to focus in lessons. By 5pm i'd have like a second wind for a couple of hours but feel tired by 8pm yet it tended to be tired without being able to get to sleep which was not pleasant.
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whyamimrpink78 It's not rocket science. Let's keep standards low. Water bills, electric. Rent. Transport costs. As we are keeping standards low in order to be more business friendly, let's say a one bedroom flat/apartment for one person. And paying two bus trips a day for a 5 day 40 hour week.
If someone cannot pay those overheads on a minimum wage, its too low.
Now i'm going to up the stakes. I think they should also have enough to pay for internet, which has become a basic need, more important than a television or telephone. It can in fact, replicate those things. And to go even futher. After paying for all that, they should have a little bit left over that they can either use for leisure or to save for a rainy day in case their shoes or clothes wear out, or they have to go to the dentist, or an eye test.
I dont think I am being unreasonable, when i say that this does not amount to much. Any less than that, it's pretty poor for a developed country.
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