Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "William C. Fox" channel.

  1. Christopher Banacka Then you should oppose the UK.
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  2. I think most of the reason why the Haitian Revolution is less known than the other ones you listed is that you can teach European history without it.
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  3. Only a North Korean troll would write something so obviously idiotic.
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  4. They want all of the benefits of being in the union without any of the duties. They have never ever understood the concept of solidarity or defending Western freedoms.
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  5. ExoticGrundy They need new trade deals of course you unbelievable moron! XD The problem is you won't get good conditions as one tiny country against the world's big players. It's uneducated inconsiderate fools like you, who brought the UK into this situation.
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  6. Jeremy Howes You are making no sense whatsoever.
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  7. Jeremy Howes The EU was a safe space for Britain. Now you can enjoy being exploited by Asians. Congratulations, idiots! XD
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  8. Jeremy Howes If you think the few Syrian families and Eritrean youngsters are more of a problem than international trade, you have very strange priorities. Have you ever spoken to a refugee?
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  9. Jeremy Howes Fighters where? Have you spoken to them? Or are you living in Breitbart articles? I have partied with refugees, who - I'm fairly certain - are not concerned with spreading Islam any more than you. I've admittedly also spoken to some, which are in favor of Islamic law and I argued with them calmly, just like I do with Christians. You seem to think that everyone, who flees from war is a Jihadist. That's simply insane.
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  10. The Britains voted against freedom for the individuum. For isolation of the collective.
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  11. Michael Hart Then why don't you vote for the sovereignty of your city against the collectivist region?
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  12. Michael Hart What is that even supposed to mean? Don't you think that the UK relies on imports and exports? My point is that you can play the "larger governing body is oppressing me" game until you are all on your own.
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  13. The definition of "whataboutism".
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  14. There's a bunch of parameters here and conscientiousness is not the most important one. If you totally lack conscientiousness, you still won't be fat if you don't have a lot of appetite. Your degree of hunger and food motivation are most important. We select dogs for their food motivation since it makes a huge difference to how much you can teach them. Same goes for humans: some people can eat one potato chip and go "cool", some have to eat the entire package and they're motivated to do stuff to get more.
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  15. Being a sceptic and vegan in the 11th century is incredibly based.
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  16. It's way worse than kicking a puppy in the face and it's also cery direct. You're buying the meat of the killed animals. It can hardly be more direct.
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  17. Da Ve Yes they did. I didn't vote for the FDP, because I thought they'd rule Germany alone. I voted for them in order to bring about a three way coalition with the Greens. In what world is refusing to go into the government a service to ones voters?!
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  18.  @brazghost  It's ok, you're doing much better than most and you're being a great example.
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  19. Laffy Taffy I said "brats" not "bastards". The downfall of the EU was already prophesied as often as the end of the world. Economic crisis: The EU will fail! Greece debt crisis: The EU will fail! Refugee crisis: The EU will fail! You should be out in the streets ringing a bell shouting your sermon...
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  20. StormySeb So if there was no union, there would be no union... Yes, I agree. If the EU didn't exist, it would not exist.
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  21. Peter James Ledwith The EU has problems enforcing the rules it agrees on. As for "forcing" you, that's true even more for your country. You have to obey the rules or you leave.
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  22. Look at the tyrannical undemocratic English fucking over Scotland and Northern Island! We need Scotxit! See how that feels?
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  23. ***** How do you get undemocratically elected? Not all of the members of EU organs are directly elected. The same is true for the UK and all other Western countries. It's called representative democracy. The EU has little power, but already structures to check it. Every democratic entity has problems, like the loss of votes due to majority voting system. That doesn't make them undemocratic. As for sovereignty: you have already yielded sovereignty to your family, your tribe, your city, your district, your region, your country, etc.
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  24. ***** To have larger governing organs does not exclude local governments. We have people to make policies for cities, for districts and regions, who are elected by local people and know the local situation. A Union of nations is only one more governing body on the top.
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  25. 白いバラ It's funny how deep you sit in this nationalist hole. The very same arguments could be made for your city being sovereign and not joining up with other cities. In many places ethnic groups are SPLIT by state lines. The Basks, the Kurds, the Irish, etc. If anything then geography should determine borders, not the arbitrary kingdoms of hundreds of years ago. Btw the EU had to put up with a lot in Britain. The UK constantly cockblocked legislation and seemed to lack gratitude. Good riddance. But sad for the young Brits, who have to live with this foolish decision.
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  26. Gryffin DarkBreed Goodness gracious! Why do I even write comments, when you don't read them? What you wrote is just the kind of thing, I responded to. Read my last comment as a response to yours.
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  27. Wanting to love yourself is already loving yourself. In metta meditation often there is the reminder that the meditation itself is an expression of metta.
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  28.  @bobdole8830  Nah, by the time he needs to exercise less, ozempic and CO will probably be cheap enough and then obsesity will be 100% solved.
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  29. Veganism is about compassion with the defenseless. It doesn't matter when I don't eat meat, but you eat even more. Persuading two people not to eat meat is better than not eating meat oneself.
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  30. What did the IS do, which Mohammed and his men did not do?
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  31. If you're poisoned, you should lose weight, not gain it. Otherwise, bodybuilders would be really interested on those plastics.
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  32. Or a united Ireland could join the European Union.
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  33. Back from whom? It seems to me that whoever "has" Germany would be Germans.
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  34. StormySeb What is that even supposed to mean?
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  35. Peter James Ledwith I meant a PERSON leaving. When you are in the UK and you cannot bear UK law at all, you can only leave it.
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  36. You could make the same argument for the EU.
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  37. Toron So your argument is your specific feelings towards certain governing entities.
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  38. Toron You could as well identify with your city or region or only your tribe or core family and reject the nation.
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  39. Jeremy Mine You have fallen for the nationalist lie that cultures align with nations. That's not true. Nations harbor a wealth of very different cultures and often people of one ethnicity are spread over many countries.
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  40. Jeremy Mine The Basks in Spain have more in common with the Basks in France than with other Spaniards. Bavarians have more in common with Austrians than with Prussians. Nations are arbitrary.
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  41. Jeremy Mine Let me say it like this then: Bavarians have more in common with some Austrians than with Northern Germans. And similar situations are common. Nations are not some kind of natural entity. It would be more reasonable to structure governments by geography.
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  42. Jeremy Mine "A valid point.  Still, it's the best way to group and govern people yet devised." Which ones? The size of Lithuania or Russia?
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  43. Jeremy Mine I demonstrated just how arbitrary the nation states we have are. You cannot say that we should stick with them and avoid all other possible layers of organization. Also if you think someone younger than you must be inferior, you are even more stupid than I thought.
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  44. Toron Well that's just what nations don't do, which is what I tried to explain to you. I don't know how I can say it any more clearly than I already have.
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  45. Jeremy Mine My point was that Lithuania is tiny in comparison to Russia. You cannot say that both are just the right size. But that went right over your head, like so many things. And because of this intellectual inferiority, which becomes ever more obvious to you, you have to project it on other by insisting that they are "kids". How sad.
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  46. Jeremy Mine Don't you see the contradiction?! Which status quo is the correct one? You cannot say that it was perfect before the conquests and also afterward. And that is even when I grant you your ridiculous reasoning. In fact my point still stands: There are tiny nation states and huge ones. So which are the perfect form of government?
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  47. Jeremy Mine Can you respond for once without trying to weasel yourself out? I have demonstrated how your kind of nationalism is fundamentally indefensible. You would have to defend the USA and Lithuania as being the best size for a governing body at the same time. It makes no sense. Otherwise you would have to make some other argument for why the nation states, as they are today, are unique and should be sovereign, rather than their parts or unions of them. Why can't you at least try to think out of the box for a second? It's like you cannot conceive of anything else than the nation states as they are today.
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  48. Jeremy Mine You chose a fitting profile picture. I'm wasting my time with you.
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  49. You are fine with the atrocities of the Islamic State when they are committed by the early Muslims. What's the difference between the medieval and the modern Abu Bakr?
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  50. Political Junkie I'm German and I understand it perfectly. The only thing I have problems with is when they talk really quietly in movies.
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