Comments by "Darnit" (@darnit1944) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. They did threaten the family. The only deterrent to the defectors is their love for their families. Some ran away, the family is willing to sacrifice themselves for the son or daughter's freedom.
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  2. In traditional way, yes. But modern steel is actually better. You can make a better sword with modern steel. But if you want to keep the tradition...
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  3.  @hayek218  Quality as in strength? Durability? If it is unbeatable, then modern steel should have the quality or at least manufacturing technique.
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  4.  @JasmineRiceField  Americans dont hate refugees. Americans hates people who hates them. It's as simple as that
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  5.  @hayek218  Yeah i highly doubt that. This is exactly the same argument that made Katana overrated. Japanese swordsmiths took a long time to manipulate carbon content, shape, and every other aspects i dont know, of each blade, while modern forgery techniques can do the same in minutes. That's also the reason why Japan sought out Western forgings in the 1700-1800s to modernize. But if you want historical, tradition, and beauty, you can seek traditionally crafted Japanese blades.
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  6. What's wrong with that?
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  7.  @socialreject2156  https://youtu.be/uL2bpuyTHto Here you go. In short, we can recreate Japanese blades with modern methods with cheaper production cost, significantly more durable, and better at retaining its edge. Japanese iron is not the best in the world. But they do have amazing methods to create an excellent blade in that era.
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  8.  @hayek218  Just read your comment, and several others about Katana, implying that Japanese steel is the best and definitely better modern steel. Go to katana videos, and you will find bunch of them. Go to longsword vs katana videos and you'll also find some. That's the basis of my argument about how Japanese steel is overrated. Let me say this again. Japan does not have the best steel, the swordsmiths developed the folding technique so they can make a good blade out of the available material.
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  9.  @sarahh2072  Yes they are. The company owner says his employees are all certified American citizens
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  10. When it is unaffordable, people will talk about it.
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  11. Remember last time engineers made tractors, many laborers were fired. When the sewing machine was invented, manual taylors cursed it, saying they stole their jobs. The same goes to robots. It's hard to accept new technology, but with new technology, people have more time thinking and creating, and less time doing manual labor.
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  12. I don't consider cooking as a men's job or women's job. Cooking is a necessary life skill that everyone should be able to do. At least the basics. Cooking also helps with depression. If you enjoy the process and eat a good meal, you will feel much better.
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  13.  @hayek218  Again, properly made katana today is made for decoration more than its practical use, since modern steel technically outperforms it. But in theory, modern steel is engineered to have greater quality than Japanese steel. As you know, Japan is a volcanic island with bad steel.
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  14.  @hayek218  Alright whatever you say, i hope you make a good Samurai with your Bullshitto code.
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  15.  @JohnT2088  You're right. But i'm talking about modern steel specifically made for sword making. The bloomery technique that the Japanese do is to make a good steel out of crappy Japanese iron. If the Japanese can make a good steel out of better material, there is absolutely no need of that folding with thousands of layers. That folding part is to remove imperfection. With modern forging and smelting, we can remove the imperfection better than the old Japanese technique.
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  16.  @hayek218  Are you asking me what kind of modern steel? On technical name, i cant say since it is not my speciality. Go and watch the videos i gave you the link. For proof, unfortunately i cant find any test, and again since traditional katana is too expensive to be tested Or maybe, this https://history.stackexchange.com/questions/5729/how-do-tamahagane-damascus-and-toledo-steel-compare http://www.thesamuraiworkshop.com/university/content/7/74/en/are-there-any-advantages-to-folded-laminated-or-so-called-clay-tempered-blades.html "With access to the metallurgical techniques that were common by the 1850’s (when Japan opened its borders after centuries of isolation), there’s little benefit to this backbreaking, time-consuming method. Modern Japanese swordsmiths are actually required, by law, to follow the old ways, but the only advantage this confers is to produce a beautiful grain on a sword that is a unique work of art." https://newtonsapple.club/engineering/samurai-swords/ Today's modern steels do not require folding as they did in feudal Japan. Our steel refining methods are much better from foundries with hundreds of years more experience creating quality billets of steel. https://www.reliks.com/forged-katana/ Say, i have many presented many videos and proves. You only question me, but did not provide counter argument. You only said that Kamakura period swords are strong and durable without any prove.
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  17.  @zaydenb423  That is if the production is located in low safety standard factory, below minimum wage, questionable low cost mineral supplier, and where population is booming. China for example.
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  18.  @nelsonricardo3729  Wet market means markets that sell fresh fish or meat or other produces. Its very common in Asian nations, including Japan Taiwan, South Korea and other rich Asian nations.
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  19. Why does the founder of Wikipedia so important to talk about these? It's like listening to an advanced economic lecture with your garbage man as the speaker.
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  20. The farmers are already having loss from 0 potato sales, and they are expected to pay to ship the potatoes?
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  21.  @hayek218  Do you know how Tamahagane is formed? By stacking steel together and fold it to remove imperfection. This technique is required since, for the last time, Japan has very low quality steel. The folding technique creates the pattern you see on Katanas. This however is not required on a modern steel since they already removed imperfection with modern technique. Better, faster, and much cheaper than the traditional Tamahagane forging technique. The katana is curved because of differential hardening, that means the backbone of the blade is painted with clay to slow down the cooling when quenching, this process also creates the curve on the blade. Now, do you have any arguments against this? Or maybe disprove what i have above?
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  22.  @socialreject2156  My suggestion is either research more to further prove his thick head, or just leave. This dude clearly doesnt know shit about metallurgy. I dont know much, but at least i can provide evidence, scientific (look at my comments).
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  23. He really wants the border wall to be build. He will allocate the government funds like from the military into the border wall.
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  24.  @GuyIdiot  Dont try to argue with him dude. He's unable to be reasoned with. Remember, it's hard to win arguments against geniuses, but it's impossible to win against an idiot.
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  25.  @socialreject2156  It's called the Bullshitto code. I made that up.
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  26.  @NationChosenByGod  I'm Asian. I took pride in my culture. However i'm more of a practical man. I'm not afraid to admit that my culture's traditional blade like Keris or Rencong is inferior to modern steel. I did not say Japanese blades are bad, i'm saying the traditional way of crafting the blade is clearly inferior to modern steel. Modern Japanese blades are excellent since the production have been modernized. Refining the steel with modern furnace with traditional style forging makes Japanese blades excellent.
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  27. Yeah, i'd love to make it harder to find stuff i want to buy!
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  28. Gun owners are sympathetic with Juul smokers.
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  29. You're talking about one of the wealthiest man and the president of United States. They have alot of achievements. What about you? What did you do?
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  30.  @player764  I have had an Islamist bombing attack around a mile from my home, and i was still playing my game like it doesnt matter. The only problem is that the road is closed the next day because of police investigation, and some people mourning over the deaths. Point is, some people are affected by the problems that you may not consider as a problem. In this case, people in the southern states that have problem with illegals, ICE agents, and many others.
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  31.  @hayek218  If only someone is rich enough to provide a traditional crafted katana to be destroyed. If i show you similar practical repro katana destruction video, you would dismiss me since it is "modern repro". You may have handled "real" katana, but i dont think you have destroyed one or maybe at least do a little research on metallurgy.
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  32. I asked my parents for a Samsung galaxy because turns out i can download BBM without a blackberry phone. This was back in 2014
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  33.  Daksh Jhamb  I kinda disagree. Frozen food is kinda expensive. The cheap ones are in the wet market.
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  34.  @hayek218  Here, go watch this https://youtu.be/uL2bpuyTHto
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  35. Nothing wrong with that
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  36.  @GuyIdiot  mind him, he's practicing the code of Bullshitto. I made that.
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  37. Asian here, I dont think it is racist. Asian foods are Asian, no more questions.
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  38.  @NationChosenByGod  Again, i have commented several times here. Traditional katana is inferior in practical use to modern steel repro. Inferior in keeping its edge, inferior in strength. The reason why modern steel repro is folded is so it can make similar pattern to replicate the beauty of traditional patterns.
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  39. Si vis pacem, para bellum If you wish for peace, prepare for war.
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  40. How many kidneys?
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  41. Wunpini Legend White people only?
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  42.  @hayek218  Another one to make you understand more about https://youtu.be/LLqZdfcVoV8
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  43.  @zeroace4746  Katana is good at keeping its edge, however their sharp edge are brittle, prone to breaking under high stress, because it is not flexible. Flexibility in swords made it resist breaking better. Better bend and sprung back than breaking, right? Edit: grammar correction
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  44.  @hayek218  You're clearly missing every of my point of view. And dont mind replying, im not arguing anymore. I gave up.
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  45.  happydurians  No, if they are legal immigrants, then they are American with latino origin. Mexican is a nationality.
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  46. @Alexander Thomas Trump earned his money from real estate business, and other 500 businesses he owns. So what do you mean he doesnt deserve the money? Dont make me defend Trump. I have had enough of him backstabbing gun owners.
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  47. I don't understand. Bailouts are asked if you are bankrupt.
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  48.  @moisesmunoz415  But she looks like she is 50+
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  49.  Daksh Jhamb  Well not in my place. Usually the market vendors butcher the animal somewhere else in big chunks, and when we want to buy it they cut the big chunks in front of us into our sizes. But usually wet market meats are not that good of quality. So i bought mine in supermarkets. No weight scams, always fresh. Im not exactly "poor".
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  50. 6 bankruptcy out of 500+ successes? That's a very poor comparison
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  51. You mean cost of production.
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  52. I was hoping it looked like a normal pickup with Tesla styling, not a 3D triangle.
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  53. Traditional method, modern tools, good way to produce a piece of art
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  54. You could have saved Palestinians by not doing the October 7 thing
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  55. It's not stupid. It works like in many countries. And it is not a waste of money because the reduction of illegal immigration, and drug smuggling will quickly pays for the wall.
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  56.  @HansBalneger  Eh, maybe in 200 years, a Glock is considered excellent for wall hanging
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  57. So what? Go buy another hat
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  58. What does his diet have to do with disowning his grandchildren?
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  59. I can use my wrench to hit people in the head. I can use my car to ram and kill multiple people. I can use my fork to stab people to death. But, is fork, cars, and wrench the problem? Or is it me?
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  60. To put into perspective, marijuana makes people relaxed. While alcohol makes people aggressive. Unlike marijuana, alcohol is legal even under strict rules.
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  61. I havent gain weight after 6 weeks of lots of junk food. Just Mcdonalds, KFC chickens, Burger king, Pizza, all that crap. No illness, and no crazy signs of obesity whatsoever. I even have flat belly.
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  62. Is this a joke?
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  63. ​ Dinnerwithdolores Do you find arm hairs on your cheese often?
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  64. Bruh have you ever been to Britain and their even more fucked up mix of imperial and metric?
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  65. Funny joke. Oh wait, it's not.
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  66.  @divinrth5187  It's just a matter of preference right? I wont question about your preference of Beretta or Sig Sauer pistols. They are excellent, and Glocks too.
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  67.  @divinrth5187  Strange. This is the first time i heard a complain about Glock's recoil. But ok, i wont judge personal preference. Everyone has their own taste and it should serve them better than my opinions.
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  68.  @lourencovieira5424  Even if i know about it, there is still nothing wrong about that. I have live and breathe memes everyday, and i've never heard of this meme.
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  69. By plugging his USB to her port and ejects data
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  70. You must also convince those rich idiots that your shit worth millions.
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  71.  @Edgedable  I said some people. Good for you if you are not affected. But some people do, or maybe you just dont realise it yet.
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  72.  @Edgedable  Crime related to illegals are pretty much preventable to us. Building the wall would be much cheaper to reduce illegal immigration than expanding the healthcare so much that it would reduce death rate significantly. Besides, the wall would pay for itself. It would make the job easier for the border agents. So it's not exactly a waste of money.
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  73. That's a stupid reason to ban apple products
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  74.  @tzwacdastag8223  I was serious. But whatever, you got your answer there.
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  75. The world was built by religion for thousands of years. If i have to say, it's secularism that creates a hopeless depressed newer generation.
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  76. @Lakshmi Kimmu If you are worried about it getting stolen, you dont know how to manage it well
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  77. And who is there to judge the extreme view? Besides, most of the problem that the SJWs faced are entirely fabricated. Like the gender pay gap.
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  78. Even if you boycotted it, you wont be able to buy it anyways
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  79.  @acharyavivek51  Hey, dont equate animals to humans. Let me give you a tip, dont use vegan arguments if you use animal products. Also, no. These bags dont interest me.
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  80.  @thedude7134  I take my words back. North Koreans escaped mostly because they are starving. Not freedom.
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  81. To add, common flu doesnt cause permanent damage to your lungs. COVID-19 does.
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  82. EV haters are the same like older generations hating on automatic transmission, power steering, thinking they are nothing but adding complexity to cars. Technology must move forward.
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  83. ​@@akashsolase4070There are so many comment about the arm hair already.
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  84. Krish Mistry Marijuana is not deadly. I'm not an advocate for marijuana legalization, but i know for sure that you cant die from smoking too much weed
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  85. Do you think only Americans wanted this? We can found these easily in Hong Kong, Singapore, and many parts in the world.
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  86.  @browse6360  I nearly forgot that movie existef
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  87.  @celestecelestial90  what's the point of saving? You gotta use it for something. 90% of the income tax came from the top 20%. You could say that Every road you drive, or every public transportation you use came from rich people's money. You should be thankful for the rich. They're the one who built your economy, employ you, and more importantly, provide people with something useful.
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  88. Nowadays, "Racism" is the most taboo thing ever existed. If you are racist, you instantly lost credibility.
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  89. It looked like a vehicle from a 50s "Vehicle of the future fair"
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  90. People can make a fake lambo or other sports car by putting skins to a car. You can tell if its fake or not, but you need to look deep.
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  91. German engineering philosophy is different from Japanese engineering philosophy. Also, this is a sports car, not a daily driving minivan
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  92.  @vishalpanwar9914  E-verify and the wall. So you are also against illegals? That's good. We have a common ground. But im not an American. Just a sympathizer.
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  93.  @vishalpanwar9914  You're right. I wont support Trump in the 2020s because he's quite a jackass when it comes to 2A. (Not surprised since he's a New Yorker). Gotta find a new candidate to support. (Not vote) And also, i found something else more interesting. According to the economist yougov survey, majority of Americans think illegal immigration is an issue (cant find the exact link to the yougov, so enjoy this article: https://www.google.com/amp/amp.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/jan/5/only-7-percent-of-americans-say-illegal-immigratio/) The problem with the "wall" is that it becomes a political symbol. CATO institute (libertarian think tank, pro legal immigration, anti wall) research says that majority of Americans supported a barrier before 2015, that's before Trump started his presidential campaign. https://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/americans-used-support-border-wall-what-changed-their-minds Democrats oppose what Trump support. Why they oppose Trump's wall? Because they wanted to gain political point, by opposing the Republicans on securing the border. They supported a fence in the Secure fence act 2006, signed by some Democrats including Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Chuck Schumer. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Fence_Act_of_2006 US border officials says that not only walls, some high tech security are also needed to help. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-shutdown/u-s-border-officials-dont-share-trumps-zeal-for-border-wall-lawmakers-idUSKCN1PV2G2 This is just a few research that i can show (credit to America Uncovered) i'll carry on to the actual effectiveness of the wall later.
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  94.  @player764  Good job trying to act smart and avoiding the argument by telling us it's a joke.
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  95.  @aimelunio4337  Read all of my comments, please. From top to bottom.
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  96. Nobody said that when the first LCD television was so expensive that only rich people could buy them. Now they're everywhere. Technology progresses, it will become cheaper and more widely available.
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  97. Probably cheaper than paying workers for insurance and other expenses
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  98. Dont worry. If you bought a Rolls Royce, it's not you who do the driving. Buy a car that you'd like to drive
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  99. Tesla is not the future. It is the present.
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  100. Salmon and lobster is on the least concern conservation status. Oyster is cheaper in some areas. I however, agree with caviar. So is it about overfishing? Or there are other factors that comes into play, some that we dont even know yet?
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  101. If you can do your research and found that his procedure increases bacteria and stuff, Well i still don't give a shit.
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  102. Hype, and idiots who thinks it deserves its price.
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  103. niecers 6 bankruptcies out of hundreds of successful businesses. You just cant count how many Trump's business successes. However you can only count those 6 failures. I assume you are doing good in school. 1 C and 9 A's. But im going to call you stupid for the rest of your life for that 1 C.
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  104. @Lakshmi Kimmu I tell this out of experience. Im pretty rich if i say so myself. 2 BMWs, a nice big house, Samsung and Apple gadgets for each of my family member, you name it. We know how to keep our money secure. And after that, we can enjoy our money without fear. It's not simple though, it requires brain to manage our money or assets.
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  105. @Lakshmi Kimmu Before you say it, yes, i am living in a 3rd world country. Just a few meters from my home, there are markets, lower class slums.
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  106.  @sebastiansanchez2776  Piaggio? The price is almost doubled to Honda Scoopy. Or are you talking about used scooter market? Speak english, so people around can understand.
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  107.  @sebastiansanchez2776  That doesnt explain why Piaggio sells scooters twice the price of Japanese manufacturers.
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  108. That money that goes to Rolls Royce also goes to the artists and the workers who made that car.
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  109. Wow, an unrelated comment
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  110. Reminder: The Russian "special military operation" was done to "de-nazify" the Ukrainian government
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  111. IanMaCee Nope, 6 weeks and im still fine. No weight gain or diabeetus or all that crap
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  112. "We dont need another all talk no action politician. America needs a businessman" -Trump
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  113. Hey, if there is a high demand, price would increase.
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  114.  @sergeantrainstorm1269  He says good enough swords.
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  115.  @KA-iq2ko  Which part?
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  116. My brother went to Suzuki plant once. No human workers, every car are made by robots. Suzuki cars are very cheap.
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  117.  @vikinglife6316  Thats a lot of money to run the cold storage. A lot of labor to pay to manage and move the tatos around. Who should pay for it? The farmers?
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  118. I encourage competition.
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  119. I believe it's because of the labor. Materials are not that hard to find, especially in the modern world. Yes, even some Katana reproductions are made with modern tech, such as magnets to gather the ore better than just scooping sand.
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  120.  @m249machinegun2  I dont think you need a marketing for this. Collectors all over the world would just look at the list of certified Japanese traditional blacksmiths and pick one.
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  121. Young people, interns, probably
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  122.  @user-sx4yu3nw4j  America is a first world country with a 3rd world mindset on its people.
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  123. You mean Jackson Pollock. Picasso's art is still good
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  124. Yeah judging by how the world persecute Jews in the past like Spanish inquisition, Holocaust, 1948, 1967 war, even today, I'd say they had it pretty rough.
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  125. Bold of you to assume neckbeards are able to afford them
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  126. Many farmers and tailors complained when tractors and sewing machine came and replaced their jobs. Where are they now? People who complained about technology replacing their jobs will not be remembered, they'll be another footnote in history books.
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  127. Nobody is good for the environment. But at least a reduction is better.
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  128.  @Oscar_Armstrong  The ratio of who does and who doesnt is large. The number of racist people who simply hates refugees or immigrants for their belief and skin color is not large. Because it is an unpopular opinion.
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  129. He is "feeling" the cheese curds. Can't do that with gloves, can you?
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  130. Power steering 👎👎👎 Automatic transmission 👎👎👎 Technological progress👎👎👎 Stay stupid 👍👍👍
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  131.  @gadmcewen1907  So am i
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  132. Modern steel can be better, let ke tell youbthat
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  133. Im Chinese by blood, doesnt speak Chinese, disliked mainland Chinese food for being bland asf, but liked local Chinese food. So, am i Chinese enough?
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  134. I love the gun culture
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  135.  @RomanKostan  If you know anything about the process of buying in a gun store, you wouldnt say that.
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  136.  @RomanKostan  Why does it always occur inside a gun free zone? Why does it almost always happen on the states with the strictest gun laws? What do you want me to do? Hate the culture? Nah, my people has been massacred before, they cant reach a gun to defend themselves. That's why i embrace the gun culture of the US. There are many other problems that leads to shootings, you're looking at the wrong one.
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  137.  @RomanKostan  Also, if you want to debate about gun laws. I have no time for you. Go to other videos, and see if your point still stands.
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  138. For someone that is not a user or doesnt do much with hardwares, it is not a big deal.
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  139. I know this video is bad, but have you watched full the video? I admit, i was baited at first, but having fully watched the video, still stupid to me.
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  140.  @tushar6074  Why are you so rude?
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  141.  @player764  Let me give you an advice. Dont joke around with heated politics. Having your notification bombarded with political comments (yes including mine) is not a fun thing. And also, you can mention multiple people in one comment. Dont bother writing/copy paste comments to different people. Hope that makes your life easier. Also, i wish i can have your 2060. My PC's old 760 sucks.
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  142.  @23notw  Some smugglers must have smart ideas to sneak them in. Maybe in visits or sticking them up their asses, or maybe bribing the guards. The security already did their job. Reducing large amount of drugs coming in. Of course we cannot stop 100% of drugs/illegals coming, that would be impossible. Just reducing the amount is good and saved lots of money
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  143.  @dj90-d8q  Buy one so you can do whatever you want with it
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  144.  @dj90-d8q  I dont want to, keep it to yourself.
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  145. They just cut a single sheet of steel, harden it, give it handle and call it a day.
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  146. Who's gonna pay for the shipping of potatoes?
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  147.  @tcob32  Oh, you. Logistics is the primary reason why Hitler lost Russia and the war, logistics is the reason why Formula 1 planners are going nuts, logistics is the primary reason why rice in some part of my country is more expensive than the other and the reason why in that part of my country the people are impoverished. It's just hard to move things around. Logistics is the most important factor in every economy, even in donations. What's the point of having so many stuff when you cant move it? So, not like if we dont care. We are in times of crisis, these farmers are crying because their crops are wasted and they lose money. Now they are forced by people like you to pay more for sending these to other parts of the world they dont even know?
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  148. It is not bad for the environment. Considering how many cars they produce.
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  149. I think because they're all young interns
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  150. Because iron can be turned into steel?
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  151. He can go back to his organization. It's currently under his sons' management
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  152. It is on the way. Electric cars can be made cheaper now, production technique improved, and other stuff
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  153. It was a long and tedious process. I believe the price is appropriate. But if you want cheaper and practical sword, there's an option.
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  154. Why do you want expensive textbooks
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  155.  @dkwhattouseasusername1012  One more example of all talk, no brain.
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  156.  @dkwhattouseasusername1012  What i am saying is, you are wrong except the caviar part. I'm also not that old, unless you are a 10 year old or younger. My advice is don't get into arguments you don't understand, kid.
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  157.  @dkwhattouseasusername1012  Discussion over. I hope you learned from these talks.
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  158. Dont think most of thr riches are able to afford planes. Those are billionaires you're talking about.
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  159. It is not. If you can handle it properly
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  160. Accents differ. Say this: Her-wee poh-tah You just said Harry Potter in British accent.
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  161.  @joshuaspaulding2978  The most destructive wars in history are caused by what, imperial ambitions? Superiority of one nation? Mankind's technology surpasses morality. Besides, I thought it is not God's will that we fought each other but instead to love and accept people? So I believe it is not caused by religion but instead by humans who misused religion. Oh yeah i am not speaking for all religions, just Christianity in particular.
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  162. What's the problem there?
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  163.  @putra_maliki  Yeah, i could just bought my shirt uniqlo for cheaper. Boy, and their shirt dont stink even after a sweaty day at all.
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  164. No, the war just got delayed. For the next 20-30 years.
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  165. Collectors.
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  166. There are 3 people who commented -Asian chef who says ethnic food aisle is racist -Asian lady who want to introduce uncommon stuff complained that her products are not well known -Supermarket expert who explains how supermarket works. This guy is reasonable.
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  167. Revan That's funny because they are usually called the "top 1%" and usually people equate them to robber barons. Also, define criminal activity and scandal.
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  168. Yes, excellent.
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  169. Well, modern reproduction of Katanas, i mean the good quality one, practically outperformed the traditionally crafted swords in terms of durability, flexibility, and how it will hold its edge
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  170. This kind of thinking is the reason your country stays third world. Like mine.
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  171.  @mmmmmmm3246  He's talking about not using it for daily driving?
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  172. @Lakshmi Kimmu I tell this out of experience. Im pretty rich if i say so myself. 2 BMWs, a nice big house, Samsung and Apple gadgets for each of my family member, you name it. We know how to keep our money secure. And after that, we can enjoy our money without fear. It's not simple though, it requires brain to manage our money or assets.
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  173.  @sebastiansanchez2776  Have you checked the prize here? Do you know the living condition? The availability? Please, do your research.
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  174. So what? You want to force them to accept human workers, and get shunted by competitors?
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  175.  @beesplaining1882  No, not that. robots replacing human means humans has less time doing manual labor, and more thinking. The same goes to tractors and sewing machine when they replaced many farmers and tailor back in the day
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  176.  @beesplaining1882 You're thinking is similar to my grandma's. And that is the reason why her business could not advance. We are living in a world of competition, and yet people still protects the loser's side. I dont mind tending to the losers, i encourage the losers to think harder and become a better person, using their skills somewhere. But keeping them at the cost of advancement and economic progress? They are already replacing humans in factories where people could be exposed to hazardous environment, like phone factories in China. We prefer having several unemployed or used their skill in other places rather than paying for their medical bills. It's for their own good too.
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  177.  @beesplaining1882  and also, with robots taking over the industry one by one, doesn't that mean universal basic income is becoming more feasible?
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  178. Dont be. Buy a practical katana crafted with modern steel. Trust me it is superior in durability and ability to keep its edge than traditional katana.
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  179. ​ @mightytaiger3000 People ignore uninteresting things. No, it's more like "hatred"
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  180. When i thought about buying electric cars i always think price first, environment second.
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  181. topkitena Well tell me what the US has become? To be specific
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  182. TheWallsocket If you discount poverty, famine, extremely corrupt politicians and total ban to guns (very strict for airsoft), sure.
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  183. Dont worry. The top 30% of the us population are millionaires or richer.
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  184. We better off driving a sedan than a tractor to go to office or school everyday.
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  185. Tangerine Tech This dude tells you too not eat too much sugar. What's wrong with that? I may be dumb for saying that month ago.
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  186. Sayor Ray 6 weeks of McD Egg mcmuffin as breakfast, KFC for lunch and dinner. I'm still strong. Havent gain weight actually. I'm stable at 120 pd
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  187.  @bluepharos9748  In this era, everything that did not align with anyone's view is considered as extremism. That is why the big tech giants are censoring everything. Christian bakers forced to close for refusing to serve a gay couple, you know the stuff.
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  188.  @bluepharos9748  Very agreed. What pissed me off is that youtube and other social media is acting like a publisher more than a public platform. They get to judge the content they want on their website.
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  189.  @lambbone8302  If they are losing their business because of backlash, then so be it. If they have intentions to kill, then they are wrong and should be arrested. However, under no circumstances anyone should be tortured because of their views, no matter how silly or how you hate it.
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  190.  @lambbone8302  Of course. If they go out of business because of the backlash, it's their problem. Why do you need the government to close them down?
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  191.  @lambbone8302  I agree. It's immoral to discriminate. However, who are you to judge the morality of others? Who should be the moral judge? In the past it'd be god. But nobody believes in god anymore nowadays.
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  192. @Li Yen Tan Crispy wonton is very common in Chinese restaurants here in Indonesia.
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  193.  @josephbae8804  Lamien, lomien, Taiwanese oil noodles, and more. I dont really like them. What i do like is my country's Chinese style chicken noodle, fried noodle and Hong Kong noodles
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  194. Nope. Think harder and come up with better stuff. Your idea generates stupid, unproductive people.
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  195.  @user-sx4yu3nw4j  We dont have to agree on everything. However, with robots taking over jobs, universal basic income is becoming quite feasible.
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  196.  @acharyavivek51  Then, dont judge other people.
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  197.  @acharyavivek51  Maybe there are some but you dont realise it. Shampoo, some chemicals, food (if you're not vegan), wool (although wools dont count as killing). This is just small examples.
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  198.  @acharyavivek51  You see, we are quite biased. If the animals are common, it's nothing. If it is special, suddenly we feel that the product has a victim.
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  199.  @acharyavivek51  Also, stop talking like im going to buy it. I dont like it.
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