Comments by "C. Galindo" (@c.galindo9639) on "TED-Ed" channel.

  1. The more you know
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  2.  @cheliosz  I know. Romans and Greeks really are the kind of people that will do anything with any type of partner even if it’s inhuman
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  3. So Zeus is wanting to sleep with Gilgamesh. Weird
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  4.  @shrektheintelllectual3615  if you believe in dictatorship and controlling others then yeah. You would think they’re “good guys”
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  5.  @nunyabiznes33  what a weirdo and even weirder women for falling for an animal. Greeks are a weird culture
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  6. Che actually helped Castro into power with the masses. He wanted to control people more than help them
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  7. Secret societies exist but do they affect political and religious relations is a whole other ordeal to find out
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  8. Laws become corrupt under any governmental system. Che however had no restraints in making things corrupt so we’re just debating corrupt news in a system that is implemented against corruption versus corrupt news in a corrupt government meant to control its people
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  9. Not many deaths but more tortures, seizing of land and wealth, as well as leaving families to suffer. Also no one knows the exact estimate but at most it would be 30,000 by records but those can be fabricated to make their history less severe of the actual events
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  10. Whether he was a barbaric tyrant or not. He is a historical idol and I admire his strategic conquering and spreading of his influences he accomplished across the land
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  11.  @Alkalus  I also knew someone was going to point out that they knew this comment was coming
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  12. Nice programs but what really helped was WWII. Without that who knows where the US would be at. Probably another Civil War would have happened
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  13. His name is immortal unlike his physical self
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  14. How about no?
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  15.  presidentelectkeith5930  well that’s just human nature
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  16. I like that quote. I should use it one day
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  17. Those sickos
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  18. Nice. An epic tale of man’s greatest desire in strength and power and what eludes all who try to grasp it
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  19.  @raketny_hvost  so you are for dictatorship or against it? It seems you are happy that they are dictators because you like them, somehow
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  20.  @raketny_hvost  that is your opinion but how they actually ruled over their people and people actually validating such claims when they crossed over into the USA, clearly proves you wrong. You don’t have to like the truth but at least accept it if you’re going to be sensible
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  21.  @josephrusso4828  oh. Then prove me wrong that Che actually helped Cuba into becoming a communist regime and he actually was for controlling how people should live to his way of thinking? He may have fancy words that sound nice but his true intentions speak otherwise
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  22. The reason why Russians coupd overcome bears is because Genghis Khan left his genes in their ancestry
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  23. Yes they are
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  24. Yeah I got this from firing a weapon without ear protection. It’s not so bad and sometimes it goes away.
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  25. I would say the Tarantula Hawk is the most painful and is only exceeded by the bullet ant basically because it doesn’t last as long
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  26. Nice statement. It resonates something profound in its message
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  27.  @gwho  eh seeing as the USA needed a reason to gain revenue war is actually very lucrative and after WWII it was considered the richest country in the world but shared the wealth with the countries damaged by the war. That’s why afterwards America was booming
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  28.  @bravomike4734  oof
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  29. He did so as they wouldn’t surrender and the video says more about how he helped to prrserve what he conquered rather than change it
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  30. Nice video however Che didn’t leave Cuba on his own. He left because Castro couldn’t have his own general criticizing him and starting a civil war gor power between the two as Che had followers as well. Also using the medical facilities and reading was a way to get on the good side of folks. Communists usually have incentive to give masses their moral support. He wanted to change the world as he saw as best and not what others did
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  31. I think most people would take Hitler’s side
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  32.  @shivampachauri7551  history isn’t insane. It’s a chronicle of events to study and learn more about
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  33.  @arhankhan8945  just like Epstein
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  34. Seems like an interesting concept and a viable asset when applied appropriately
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  35. They played it smart with their abuse of power. Give those a chance to leave and the stragglers are shown no mercy and taken advantage of. All for a distraction and a power play move over the masses
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  36. Nice depiction here. It is better to be precise rather than accurate however both work well together
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  37. A great excerpt from a distinguished political figure. It seems he wanted to make available what is known from politics and how certain leaders maintain power
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  38. Maybe in two decades this will be achieved
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  39. Nice way in explaining the design and its significance. Great video
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  40. It seemed less about the shark but more about the mangroves. Still a great and educational video
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