Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "TheQuartering" channel.

  1. They went from "we only want to be accepted" to demanding that their way of life be forced onto everyone, especially in schools. Horrendous bunch. They only have themselves to blame.
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  2. When they told that genius VP that bud light was on it's last legs she must have thought they were asking her to put it out of its misery. P.S. Congrats, Bud, on handing the job to a female for no other reason than she's a female. That's worked out very well for you.
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  3. James O'Keefe's entire final address to Project Veritas is on Charlie Kirk's channel - its about 44 minutes long during which he clarifies everything that happened in the last few weeks. Well worth a watch.
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  4. It was when they went from "we just want to be accepted" to pushing their lifestyle into everyone's face, especially in schools, that people had had enough. They only have themselves to blame.
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  5. Madonna is terribly oppressed: imagine the burden of shouldering all those millions of dollars which must weigh heavily on her bank account.
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  6. Nice one :). Turkey is definitely no turkey.
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  7. I was once a fan of his, stopped taking him seriously a few years ago but his latest shenanigans are beyond the pale.
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  8. I remember the time he tried to get Bill Burr to start b*tch*ing about people and Burr wasn't having it and roasted him instead. He was upset for months about that.
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  9. Exactly.
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  10. Good point.
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  11. Me, too.
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  12. They are very weird and awkward, aren't they. I remember someone warning me years ago that nerds are the biggest totalitarians and fascists around. I didn't think he was right at the time, but he was absolutely right.
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  13. E-lies-a Bleu.
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  14. So she's going in to making horror vids?
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  15. Lol - Everywhere!
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  16. I see Coca Cola has commissioned Gillette's PR team.
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  17. The ironic thing is that these people don't see the similarities between themselves and the witch hunters and lynch mobs of old.
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  18. I followed Nick years ago during the whole Vic Mignogna trial. I hope all will be okay for him and, yes, I did get the impression there were some pos's around him.
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  19.  @thebanneredmare9190  Or Viva Frei - he's great, especially when he has Robert Barnes on.
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  20. When Project veritas applied for 501(c3) and 501(c4) status they were, by law, obliged to take on a board with each one: the 501(c3) board is the one causing all the problems.The ringleaders were Barry Hinckley (a failed businessman and politician) Matthew Tyrmand and John Garvey.
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  21. TBH I have a feeling that these two women are not going to get away with this.
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  22. Very true.
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  23. Exactly. They hired her because she's woke.
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  24. They're recruited from the same types: angry misfits who can't see that they are the problem and spend their lives looking for targets and scapegoats everywhere else.
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  25. That's something I've been shaking my head about: people depending on an oligarch to spend billions instead of just hitting the uninstall button on their own 'phones which would have cost them no money and even less effort.
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  26. I agree. I live in the UK - was a fan of his years ago, then stopped taking him seriously. This latest rubbish out of him really makes him look bad.
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  27. Exactly.
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  28. I hadn't thought about it that way.
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  29. Even if you go back 60 years it was a problem: the woman who set up the very first shelter for battered women in London (Erin Pizzey) was driven out of the country by feminists in the 60s because she dared to try to set up a centre for men, too. Also - go back to World War 1: in England the suffragette movement was involved in a large campaign of sending young men to their deaths by patrolling the streets handing men of fighting age white feathers as a mark of cowardice. Due to the morals of the day once the feather was handed the man had no choice but to sign up or face life branded a coward. It was a popular blood sport for young feminists back in the day and it has not been properly written up. British military top brass and the suffragette movement worked together to fuel this blood bath. Feminism has always been a problem!
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  30. The only thing lynch mobs understand is consequences. They literally understand nothing else.
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  31. Good point. Well said.
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  32. Sort your levels out. I clicked on the vid and, once again had my eardrums burst by yet another insert that consists of someone shouting at the top of their lungs with the sound levels right up. I think I'll take a break from watching your vids for a while.
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  33. True.
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  34. Very good point.
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  35. Nice to see Yoel Rotten finally getting to experience that which he enjoyed giving to others.
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  36. I remember the deli and the college being sued. So these are the same lunatics?! Some people never learn. Let's hope the next lawsuit they face focuses their minds a bit. Hopefully Riley will sue them.
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  37. But also don't lose sight of the fact that twitter is really just a platform. It's a platform that people should start boycotting but it is just a platform.
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  38. If the police are not going to make arrests then they need to step aside while ordinary people defend themselves. Can't have it both ways, cops. You ran away and left Kyle Rittenhouse and a small group of lightly armed men to do your job for you: you then arrested him when he defended himself against a mob that tried to kill him: you didn't even arrest the man who tried to execute him when he was on the ground. Make your minds up.
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  39. Mozilla teamed up with Soros a few years ago. Enough said.
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  40. The good thing about social media is that literally anyone can have an audience - but the bad thing about social media is that literally anyone can have an audience :D
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  41. He does care: there are people who, no matter what they have, they claw for more relevance: the only thing I can think of to compare it to is 'gold fever'.
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  42. I don't see how anybody could have (genuinely) seen that as a veiled threat - I can see how it can be twisted to look like one but if Pool really thinks that was a veiled threat, well........
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  43. The weird thing is that the Independent used to be a very good, balanced newspaper, back in the days when I bought it: when I reminded them of this recently they blocked me lol.
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  44. She is a survivor - rats are the greatest survivors in the world.
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  45.  @RokuroCarisu  Standing straight and taking arrows to the back is not a good way to defend yourself - conservatives have been doing that for decades now and it is constantly being used by the left to defeat them, if you're going to mention the political angle (the recent election fraud is one prime example). They should be dealt with harshly: I understand his reasoning, and your's, but I don't agree with it and you're both wrong.
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  46.  Crash Bandicunt  They're certainly trying to.
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  47. Something about Jack Dorsey always gave me the creeps - I can see why in context now.
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  48. The problem was when he tried to dress himself as something more than a youtube celebrity.
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  49. Clickbait, Jeremy. There is no curfew and this was suggested by insane marginal lefties who no-one is taking seriously: you made this sound like it's being imposed.
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  50. Oh no - we've lost another race hustler :/
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