Comments by "bj0rn" (@TheLivirus) on "The Jimmy Dore Show" channel.

  1. I think Klaus should lead by example and broadcast his location, conversations and transactions at all times. He should also set up a parental lock on his phone, broadcast the password and sign an agreement that let anyone freeze his bank account and assets without due process.
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  2. "Can't produce enough water to reliably flush toilets." That's a third world problem if I ever seen one.
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  3. Bill Maher waiting in the car around the corner until Jimmy Dore has left, is the most pathetic thing I've heard in a while.
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  4. So instead of speaking publicly under oath, he chooses to speak publicly not under oath. Not suspicious at all.
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  5. Insane. All pretense of humanitarianism has gone out the window. It's just "we good, they bad".
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  6. Simple: They can't show that they are spending taxes on supporting terror, corruption, assassinations and coups, because they need to maintain plausible deniability. It's in their job description.
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  7. True, but the exact same thing can be said about Democrats.
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  8. Whoever adviced Trump to go after Massie should be fired (if anyone).
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  9. Being able to reach millions with a tweet is good for democracy because it allows candidates to win based on their words rather than how much TV ads, private jet trips, paid news content and search engine priority they can afford.
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  10. "I can't answer this question until Israel officials have told me how to respond."
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  11. Yay, Whitney Webb! I always learn a lot listening to her.
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  12. Let me guess, anyone acknowledging this will claim that this happend "back then" but they have now cleaned up their act and are virtuous soldiers who would never do such horrible things.
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  13. Well, at least they're being transparent about agents with false identities manipulating online discussion.
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  14. The most terrifying part about this is that he's clearly enjoying himself throughout the interaction.
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  15. Funny how they hang Tucker BEFORE the interview has even taken place. They know their narrative is a house of cards.
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  16. What changed is that they realized that they will have to offer a solution to the problems they created in order to maintain power. The solution will be to expand their own authority at the expense of rights and freedoms of citizens.
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  17. "a war in the middle-east" More vague please!
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  18. That's a hefty dose of tough love from Jimmy Dore.
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  19. I finally figured out why years of money printing and bailouts didn't seem to cause inflation: That money simply never reached the hands of most consumers.
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  20. Hopeless. Just trading one unholy alliance for another.
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  21. That was unusually substantive and coherent. There was a red line through the whole speech and she didn't get lost anywhere along the way.
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  22. I think she doesn't feel she needs to convince the masses, because the influential people in Davos pretend to take her seriously.
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  23. "...there must be a unified response to this type of censorship" Sorry, you don't get to pick, the CEO does.
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  24. Some people feel that it is OK to lie in order to convey a greater truth, not considering they are hurting people in the process and losing their own credibility.
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  25. "I wonder what it is that compels us to want to yell in public." An easy way to find out is to LISTEN TO WHAT THEY'RE YELLING!
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  26. What angers me the most is when news channels treat social issues (unemployment, poverty, crime, drug use, street violence, etc.) as if these are isolated phenomena. Nevermind geopolitics, nevermind fiscal policy, nevermind macroeconomics, nevermind psychology, nevermind sociology, nevermind philosophy. Social problems are just spontaneous eruptions of bad, lazy, immoral, irresponsible, hopeless people who are better treated with a belt or a boot. A helping hand only confuses the incentives, attracting more people to the join them in their misery. After the left abandoned the poor for identity politics, few seems to convincingly challenge this perverse narrative.
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  27. "They're talking about stuff that we're not allowed to talk about in this country." So much for America being some kind of unique safe haven for speech which the rest of the world misses.
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  28. Technically she's not saying RFK Jr will endorse Trump, she's says it's an option.
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  29. "We don't know." The next questions should obviously be: WHY DON'T YOU KNOW? WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO FIND OUT? SHOULDN'T YOU HAVE A LOT OF DATA AFTER DEPLOYING BILLIONS OF DOSES?
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  30. This is horrible, yes, but there is also something funny about people having so low expectations of cops and the legal system that they broke into the station, kidnapped the arrested, performed their own investigation, and punished those they found guilty.
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  31. Last year "THAT'S CONSPIRACY NUT CRAZY TALK" This year "It's already here, nothing to be afraid of"
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  32. Megyn Kelly did a great long-format interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in March, discussing Big Pharma, vaccines, Fauci, Bill Gates, censorship, etc.
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  33. So inspiring to listen to a real hero.
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  34. Again, don't underestimate EU stupidity. EU can dig itself into an ever deeper hole by continuing the war.
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  35. That was a good one! He captured a lot of annoying elements perfectly!
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  36. So Ukraine lost 18% of territory to Russia and 30% of farmland to Blackrock. It seems the second loss may be as significant as the first, if not more.
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  37. AOC is not stupid, she knows exactly how much this defies all wisdom about how to ensure functioning liberal democracy. She propagates this message because she's being generously rewarded for doing so.
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  38. FINALLY some good news! This is reason for celebration. But the struggle continues, they will try again.
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  39. Swede here. I sure saw masks and wore them too. Airports and busses instructed people to wear masks. Stores had limitations on the number of customers inside. The university I work at taught remotely for a year or so. A lot of people worked from home. The big difference is that there was little coercion. Our leaders spoke to us with respect and trusted that we'd behave responsibly if well informed about the situation.
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  40. "The Bidens" would beat "The Osbournes"
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  41. On the topic of cuts, I highly recommend Mark Blyth. Essentially, large economies can't cut themselves out of a crisis, because when they cut their expenses, the whole economy shrinks and consequently so does their revenue. Household economics only works when revenue and spending are independent.
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  42. After that incident, Pfizer revised its code of conduct for all employees: Rule #1: You don't talk about Pfizer. Rule #2: You don't talk about Pfizer. ...
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  43. Zelensky, the prime fundraiser of Ukraine.
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  44. "Censorious" Seems like a word we need right now.
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  45. Great news! Baby steps towards a better future.
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  46. She perfectly reflects the deluded uncompromising ideological war hawks of the EU, that's why she was chosen.
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  47. So her question is: How can we apply censor without this being interpreted as censor?
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  48. King: Archers! Commander: I beg pardon Sir, won't we hit our own troops? King: Yes, but we'll hit theirs as well. We've got reserves. Attack! Commander: Archers! (Braveheart, Battle of Falkirk)
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  49. That was priceless!
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  50. Wow, this is incredibly important. What confuses me is why it took so long to figure out the implications of allowing social media platforms to censor as they please.
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  51. I was always confused why I'm supposed to be excited about the scarcity of things we've had in abundance.
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  52. Should have asked her about the current death counts, as a follow-up.
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  53. That's exactly why they had to make a terrifying example of him: to deter other journalists from doing their job.
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  54. I don't care if RKF Jr is running or not. I'm voting for him.
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  55. Some doubted that Sanna had the experience to lead a party... not anymore.
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  56. I'm glad they are being so transparent.
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  57. In the same interview Elon explains that his visit to Israel was unrelated and in fact planned before the controversy.
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  58. 1:01:19 Max: "Israel will never allow a Palestinian state to exist." Netanyahu in the recent interview by Lex Fridman: "The Palestinians should have all the power to govern themselves, and none of the powers to threaten Israel, which basically means that the overall responsibility for security remains with Israel." So essentially Netanyahu proposes that the Palestinian state may only exist under Israeli monopoly on violence.
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  59. "destroy pathogens in health labs" sounds like a contradiction. What are the pathogens doing there?
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  60. Casualties may now exceed a million.
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  61. Let's not blame the young for the flaws of a world built by adults.
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  62. Turns out, the best way to predict the future is to control it. Makes banking less risky business.
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  63. ​ @stevebengel1346  No, but France has defacto colonies that have oil.
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  64. "Over a billion-300-million-trillion-300-million dollars" And I thought Trump was being hyperbolic...
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  65. "Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right."
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  66. Democracy is the threat to democracy. Got it.
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  67. "After an extensive investigation we were able to conclude that a title of an article did not provide full context of its content." Well duh.
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  68. When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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  69. In the same interview Elon explains that his visit to Israel was not related to the controversy. It was scheduled before the post in question.
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  70. Nice move Russia. Let me get my popcorn.
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  71. I can't see how he can accept that the green bill is a net negative for the climate and then go: "Well, at least they gave us a little bit."
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  72. Ray Dalio published the book "The Changing World Order" in 2021, calling for socially responsible deleveraging. He published a series of animated videos on the same theme on YT and has talked about it in many interviews.
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  73. On day1 she's going to start looking into what she can do for the middle class, i.e. she has not yet bothered to hear them out let alone thought about how to adress their concerns.
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  74. My VP pick would be Whitney Webb. She never disappoints.
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  75. DNC: "I'm afraid you're gonna have to do an unscripted interview. It is way overdue." Kamala & Tim: "WHAT? BUT HOW? WHAT DO WE SAY?" DNC: "Apparently people want to know who you really are. Just relax and be yourself." ... interview ... DNC: "Never be yourself again. Here are your scripts."
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  76. Google didn't end DEI, Blackrock did. Google just adapts to this change.
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  77. "This is not valid evidence because there is no other valid evidence." Fun mental gymnastics!
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  78. It's naive to assume this is pure compassion. Encouraging surrender obviously also helps Russia win as well.
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  79. Wow, Dylan makes a strong case for revolution.
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  80. Countries applies for NATO membership in panic over the Russia-Ukraine war, not realizing that they at the same time commit to defend USA in their upcoming confrontation with China. Very short-sighted.
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  81. That's sad to hear. I watched him on Tucker. Such a nice guy and he seemed to be so passionate about his family and self-built home. Must be devastating.
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  82. No, he got kicked off twitter the day before doing the JRE interview, as Joe explains about 1 min into the interview. Please help Jimmy by liking this comment!
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  83. Kudos to Don for speaking so frankly about how the system works.
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  84. Albert when he arrives to the WEF meeting: "We've made a mistake! We need to find a more desolate village to hide in.!"
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  85. You prefer homeless with job over jobless with home? That's insane.
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  86. No, but you get to pick which one of his minions will act as your symbolic representative.
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  87. Methane, not CO2, but a greenhouse gas nevertheless.
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  88. I watched the whole testimony. Some were objective and serious and then there were those who tried to force a narrative by asking strictly yes/no questions. The main themes were "Musk gave you biased data" "Musk paid you to craft a biased narrative" "Republicans censored too, so its ok"
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  89. Mind blown.
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  90. Feeling bad sbout the suffering of Chinese is the opposite of being a China hater.
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  91. I was subscribed to Sam Seder's channel for about a month, then I realized there was never anything constructive being done or said, just sarcasm and shitting on people.
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  92. Can't blame Jimmy for not trying to understand European geography.
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  93. Insurance companies are not "the medical community". They provide financial services.
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  94. Sigourney Weaver in "Alien", 1979 (technically horror but practically a badass) Linda Hamilton in "The Terminator", 1984 Gina Davis in "The long kiss goodnight", 1996 Milica Bogdanovna Jovovich in "Resident Evil", 2002 +sequels Kate Beckinsale in "Underworld", 2003 +sequels Angelina Jolie in "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider", 2001 & "Salt", 2008 etc. I have to admit though that they're more rare than I'd prefer.
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  95. Vivek is really slippery on Israel. It's clear that he's trying to get away with implicit support of Israel without making it a central issue. He tries to have it both ways: US should support our ally in the middle east AND not get involved in their issues.
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  96. Rules-based international order: state with biggest guns impose rules on others.
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  97. HAHA why is this so funny?! :D
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  98. Jimmy is talking out of his ass here. Earth has a natural level of radioactivity, which most life is built to manage. In that sense there is for sure such a thing as a safe level of radioactivity. Moreover, water is a notoriously efficient radiation shield.
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  99. Don't send your kids to the parade then.
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  100. It's true that the vaccines may have adverse long-term effects, but the beautiful thing about vaccinating everyone is that it will not be possible to conduct a controlled study to discover them.
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  101. "My values haven't changed, they just have no relation to my words."
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  102. EU politicians are yet to explain what they mean by "European values". I have a feeling we don't have a shared definiton.
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  103.  @BeBopScraBoo  Wow, that's depressing to hear.
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  104. "Biden says US would defend Taiwan if China invaded" Taiwan's NATO membership application was processed very swiftly. Finland is jealous.
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  105. Would be interesting to hear these news anchors speak unfiltered. "You know what the source of all problem is? Democracy! Most people are fat, dumb, lazy, losers. Running things is for experts, like us: handsome, smart, ambitious, high-performers."
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  106. Note that the interviewer isn't denying that Russian invasion is a direct response to NATO expansion, instead saying that USA is justified to do this in their pursuit of "liberating" the Russians.
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  107. So, fight fascism with fascism, basically.
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  108. This was great. Very brave of both of them to be so vulnerable and open about their depression.
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  109. Yeah, Jimmy seems too quick to go from "vaccinated people transmit the virus" to "vaccination does not reduce transmission". The data seems to suggest transmission is about half after vaccination. Still, this is far from enough for it being feasible to eliminate covid through vaccination. For now, it seems we'll have to live with it.
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  110. Venezuela should halt elections and just ask Blinken how Venezuelans vote, since he knows this better than themselves.
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  111. What do you think this is? (Sweden here)
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  112.  @LonexX18  I appreciate your insights about financialization of capitalism. Returning some food for thought, my impression is that intensified globalisation has had detrimental effect on capitalism by decoupling consumers and labor. Capitalists on the one hand appreciate consumers and compete to satisfy their needs, but on the other hand they seem show little interest in building consumer markets. Henry Ford's model of giving factory workers sufficient salary to buy the product they made was disturbed by globalisation allowing for having factories in one part of the world and consumer markets elsewhere. Capitalism seems to work best if laborers and consumers are one and the same, providing a healthy synergy between participating in production and enjoying its fruits.
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  113. Great. Don't let Trump's victory leave you relaxed and trusting. Now our job is to make sure he lives up to his promises.
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  114. @ZanT  She was also being dishonest, trying to portray it as passive observation. You don't need a made-up identity for that. The only reason you'd want to change your identity would be to actively manipulate people.
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  115. I've said it all along: I think it's a fundraiser. They scare people because they want money for some wasteful defense project.
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  116. It is equally unwise to assume Putin did or didn't have Prigozhin killed based on what you think you know of his character Enough with the psychoanalysis please and focus on the facts.
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  117. Umm, yeah I'm skeptical on this one. Sounds like snake oil to me.
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  118. To understand how the wealthy think nowadays I would listen to Ray Dalio: "To secure your wealth through a crisis you want to invest not in what people want, but in what people need." (paraphrasing) And we are seeing just that: Billionaires buying land, housing, food and medicine. They'd tax life itself if they could.
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  119. 11:32 The way they tried to pronounce "Berlusconi".
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  120. Yeah, I think he bought gold to preserve value in case of stock-market crash, rather than in hope that the price would go up.
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  121. This is breaking new grounds of silly... or scary.
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  122.  @EsotericOccultist  Reading my comment again I wish I'd added "...convey [what they consider] a greater truth, ..."
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  123. Finland wouldn't accept a prime minister who doesn't party.
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  124. I don't think it's fair to characterize a candidate by his/her parents. Focus on her own record and words.
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  125. I think woke is still about social justice, but it is no longer considered sincere due to overemphasis on posturing by influencers, corporations, politicians, academics, etc.
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  126. Hmm, that was short.
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  127. "Half of the updated vaccine formula targets the original SARS-COV2 strain and the other half of the vaccine targets BA4 and BA5 Omicron variants." Is this the beginning of the vaccine version of a slush fund?
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  128. Great news! Looking forward very much to this.
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  129. Jimmy gives his honest perspective on things, but he is not always factually correct. Though to your point, I do think Jimmy's perspective is often closer to reality than a big chunk of establishment media.
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  130. The correction of the Snake island thing has already made it to Wikipedia. "On 28 February 2022, the Ukrainian Navy posted on its Facebook page that all the border guards of the island were alive and detained by the Russian Navy."
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  131. I really don't like that Trump propagates the narrative on "misinformation, disinformation", only aiming it elsewhere. Politicians should not determine what is true. There needs to be an open, transparent, apolitical system based on genuine debate.
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  132. I hope he Jimmy had push back on the notion of bias against Israel, for example with this argument: Given U.S. substantial military and financial support of Israel, don't you think it is fair to hold this ally of ours to a higher standard than Iran?
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  133.  @evgen-cy6so  Every nation is an artificial project.
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  134. The positive thing about discovering a giant conspiracy is that people in power aren't as incompetent as they seemed, they are just malicious.
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  135.  @Tmesso  Let me guess, they're all men? Is that it? Or is it that they all happen to be hand-picked by some dude on YouTube trying to make a point?
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  136. Bill's answer at 7:30
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  137. I heard the "free-loading" argument 10 years ago at least. It's been around for a while.
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  138. "What is that liquid? Water? Can't be water right?" Geology seems to be one of Jimmy's blindspots haha. Forgivable. Can't beat everyone from his garage.
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  139.  @jeffcook2570  Haha wups. You're right! Some serious misinformation right there.
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  140. In principle he is right about Bitcoin, but it does have limitations. Bitcoin is unsuitable as the everyday currency you buy groceries for. It was never built for scale. It is also important to understand that Bitcoin transactions are not anonymous, but are traceable, so it can still be used by governments for surveillance.
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  141. Elon's official and long-going stance is that X tries to follow the laws of the country it is operating in. What he has objected to are requests to remove content that is legal.
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  142. Exactly. Under blind trust, all systems deteriorate into corruption. We must scrutinise authority whatever form it takes.
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  143. This was the best ad for Jim Breuer's special. I wanna see it now.
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  144. I'm gonna go out and chant: "AFFIRM CLIMATE ACTION FOR SOLIDARITY OF GLOBAL INJUSTICE!" Just to see how many join in.
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  145. I'd not be surprised if Peter Theil is a Christian Zionist. He's been hanging out a lot in Christian circles.
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  146. This almost beats the murder of catholic arab Thomas Meixner, listed by ADL as antisemitic hatecrime.
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  147. Conclusion: Send more $B!
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  148. Dore: So, you seem to be the leading expert on MRNA vaccines... Guest: CAUGH! CAUGH! CAUGH!
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  149. Yeah, and most americans are not interacting with police every year, meaning a smaller bunch of americans receive a lot of police interaction.
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  150. Strange choice of CEO. But to be clear, while no longer CEO himself, Elon can still fire the CEO. This means she will not do anything that is too far away from his vision.
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  151.  @marsmotion  Trump? Huh?
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  152. Funny how Megan McCain announces that she's about to present her opinion on Syria, then goes on to read meticulously from her card.
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  153. Sam Harris is quite excellent at arguing rationally for the position his emotions crave.
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  154. I think the left has become okay with censorship since they have been the ones wielding it. The best way to change that is to censor them.
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  155. Here's my take on what's happening: Tech companies tried their best to enter the huge markets emerging in the east, especially China. In the process they compromised on their principles and developed tools for surveillance and control of information and speech demanded by gate keepers of said markets. They were in part successful and realized that they could offer the same tools to democratic governments in the west, in return for favorable treatment. So what we're seeing now is western governments in collaboration with tech companies playing around with a toolbox developed for dictatorships. I think many Western leaders look to China with a mix of jealousy and admiration, because they can plan for decades, execute plans without respect for individual rights, and GDP growth is king.
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  156. People are sick of production and fiscal side economics because they feel that GDP growth isn't changing the fact that autonomy and life prospects have retracted over the last decades.
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  157.  @baaldiablo8459  More like: Oh, you experience symptoms after vaccination? Unfortunately, we can not attribute the symptoms to the vaccine as we have no concurrent data on people who are not vaccinated.
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  158. So she argues we need to stop the virus before we find out whether it's dangerous? That sounds like a recipe for 10+ annual vaccinations.
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  159. 0:39 " We are supporting the hoax of Cubans, Nicoraguans and Venezuelans to restore democracy... "
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  160. I don't trust Paul Stone. He seems like a car salesman.
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  161. To be fair, the megaphone might be really loud.
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  162. Vitamin D deficiency associated with 4x higher mortality among Covid19 patients. Ok, but what fraction of Covid19 patients had Vitamin D deficiency? Does it help at all to take Vitamin D if you already have sufficient?
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  163. Ok. How does this "SKYROCKET" look from a 10 year perspective? Not so impressive.
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  164. "Somehow Rumble is 'too rightwing'. What? Rumble has Me, Glen Greenwald, Russel Brand, Crystal Ball." To their defense, at least 3 of these people have been labeled 'far-right'.
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  165. If you listen carefully you'll hear that he's saying "You were right but for the wrong reasons, i.e. I'm smarter but you got fucken lucky."
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  166. Jimmy should let his guests speak more.
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  167. How much do words of a second term president mean to a nation that plans decades ahead? Relations may as well be back to in 4 years.
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  168. The willingness to sacrificing a few lives for the benefit of the many. That's pure collectivism. That the collective is "the economy" does not make it less so.
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  169. John Mearsheimer says there is no known written agreement stating NATO will not expand towards Russia. It is possible that there was an informal agreement, but how would we know?
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  170. You can see the fear in her eyes every time she received a question that isn't scripted.
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  171. "journalistic-style activities" So they try to draw an arbitrary line between journalists who are protected by 1st amendment and those who aren't.
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  172. Not only are they at war with cheap medicine, they are also at war with the human immune system.
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  173. What is the best evidence for there being a coup? The one thing I've seen is the leaked phone call by Numan, discussing what candidate US prefer and plans to set up meetings with them. While it shows clearly US meddling in the election, I don't think it is hard evidence that there was a coup. Is there more evidence available?
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  174. ​ @laurenbrillante89  That's a different issue, unrelated to censor of tweets. Flying around in jets, buying TV-time, manipulating search results, etc. doesn't hold them any more accountable for their promises than a tweet. Or am I missing something?
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  175. I don't remember who said it, but it's so true: "President of the US gets to be the PR-person for the nation and the dictator of the world."
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  176. Very interesting interview! Jimmy should have done less talking and more listening.
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  177. Year, or saying that several people were killed by the mob.
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  178. 1:33 Did Jimmy just say Voldemort Zelensky?
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  179. "Israel has the right to defend itself." Is genocide legitimate self-defence?
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  180.  @HomoCyborgZombie  Wow, to say such a thing I assume you have solid evidence of his antisemitism and beliefs about eugenics and the hierarchy of human races. Do you mind providing a reference?
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  181. It would be very interesting to hear RFK Jr respond to the parallels between the Covid and Israel topics. For example, both big pharma and Israel are engaged in significant think-tank and lobby activities in US. Is there a risk that this has shaped the views of RKF Jr?
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  182. By "bipartisan" and "compromise" they mean they'll gladly split the loot between the parties.
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  183. I dunno, I smell BS on this one. Extraodinary claims demand extraordinary evidence. I don't think he provided that.
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  184. @worldadventuretravel  He hasn't been very public lately, was mainly outspoken 2007 economic crisis and its aftermath. It means you can cut spending without affecting your revenue.
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  185. I watched the whole thing. I can honestly say that Sachs was moderated, not censored. He made his point and it was time to move on. The moderator gave him a lot more time to speak after this.
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  186. So, not only do "fact checkers" claim the right to dictate what can not be said, they also claim the right to dictate WHAT you say!
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  187. I find that whole news segment extremely INSULTING. I'm calling the German police!
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  188. Did they really take that money they sent to Ukraine out of the military budget though?
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  189. This whole story seems like a deliberate distraction. When stories like this surface, we should pay extra attention to what else is going on.
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  190. ADL: These Nazis are not targeting Jews so they're cool.
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  191. "[...] supporting Ukraine economically and militarily [...] to end this war." What does Ukraine ending this war look like. I'm curious. A dead planet?
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  192. Peter Daou may be an infiltrator, but this mean Cornel didn't speak his own mind during the interview.
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  193. @testodude  Now that would be something!
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  194. Sad day. I hope he recovers.
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  195. They are right: context matters. Sarcasm, satire, being silly, etc. The words may not be meant as a literal command.
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  196. Another buzzword: "MEDIA LITERACY" Let me guess, it does not mean to read from a variety of sources, to discern propaganda and bias, apply skepticism, verify data, form one's own opinion. It means to trust, without skepticism, the narrative propagated by sources we are told are trustworthy.
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  197. Fcked again. The ordinary people never wins.
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  198. Bernie Sanders repeatedly acknowledged that Trump supporters have legitimate reasons to be upset, but that Trump instead of addressing the core issues, redirected their anger towards foreigners and foreign countries. He understood the problem and offered real solutions.
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  199. Let's hope this is the beginning of the end to the decade long persecution of one of the most important journalists of our time.
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  200. I think Benjamin has Biden by the balls. He has some really dirty stuff that Biden doesn't want to come out before the election.
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  201. According to John Merscheimer, history shows that national leaders do not lie in their communication with other leaders, because they have no expectation to be believed. They do however lie a lot to their own people, because most of them swallow it without question.
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  202. Well freakin duh.
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  203. "Frihetsnytt" a Swedish independent news company relying on subscriptions and donations recently had their bank account frozen. It turns out that Banks can freeze accounts if they suspect money laundering. It is an entirely internal process and they don't need to prove their case or communicate the reason to the account holder. It's madness.
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  204. At first, one would suspect that this speech dispels any notion that Trump is "H1tler". But then one remembers that Israel has more in common with Nazi germany than it has differences.
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  205. Demands evidence beyond reasonable doubt showing that the laptop belonged to Hunter Biden. Demands that the audience accept, without any evidence, that the story is Russian propaganda.
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  206. I had the pleasure to chat with a polish guy a week ago. Nice guy, but Russia is a sensitive topic. I just hope that they love peace more than they hate Russia. Haven't the Polish been through enough?
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  207. Would it be fair to call sex change surgery cosmetic? Sounds harsh, but is it really that different to get boobs than to get a nose job? Both are done to make you feel better about how you look, right? I mean, put both in comparison to getting a hip replacement... yeah.
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  208. Nah, the roles are reverse in China. Corporations fear and bend over for Chinese government. The common denominator is that an unelected elite runs the show.
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  209. That graph is laughable. Anything can be proven by drawing straight lines between two years of choice. You have to view data in context.
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  210. That is disgusting. It was crystal clear propaganda slander and they propagated it without hesitation.
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  211. To be fair, they already told us that they had the motive, the intention, and the means to do it. What more can they say?
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  212. Those propaganda talking points align strikingly well with what is broadcasted in certain American media, only a bit more blatant and to the point.
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  213. Basically the same, except one was an empire which had conquered half of europe, the other one is a terror group of 20k-30k.
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  214. Asks RFK Jr. how he hopes to reach people about his views on vaccines... ...prevents him from talking about his views on vaccines.
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  215. So U.S. Military might be carbon neutral after all!
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  216. 0.001% is 1 in 100k.
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  217. Jimmy: How much time do I have? Tucker: 3 min 30 sec. Jimmy: Ok, that's enough for 10 min.
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  218. Clearly, the world needs a little more Asperger's.
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  219. AOC has proven to be such a false deceptive person that I really don't care about what words come out of her mouth. It's like listening to chat GPT aggregate and regurgitate what it estimates people want to hear.
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  220.  Adam Peel  Let's acknowledge that no economy is pure capitalist and countries are not equally far from being one. The state definitely plays a more important role in Chnia's economy than e.g. US. The state owns all land and is to a higher degree involved in corporate affairs. In US corporations tend to use the government to make profit. In China, government tends to use corporations to realize its goals.
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  221. To be fair, in the videos the citizens running over cops were doing so at higher speed than cops running over citizens. Yet, this nuance is in no way enough to explain the stark contrast in DeBlasio's response. In one case, he feels its ok to publically assume that it was done in malice and in the other case he asks people to wait for the results of an internal investigation.
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  222. Karen is on FIRE!
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  223. It's likely natural origin. Well, it's not, but we didn't fund the lab. Well, I did, but the lab didn't do gain-of-function research. Well, it did, but it's molecularly impossible that Cov19 came from the lab.
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  224. They vax kids for Hepatitis-B because they plan to stick hundreds of more needles in them.
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  225. I think she refers to rich old men trying to stay young using blood transfusion from young people and embryonic stem cells using clones planted in the eggs of young women. Yes, it's a thing. For example, there's an infamous video of Peter Nygård trying to convince young models to sell their eggs to him for this purpose. Should we call it vampirism? I wouldn't say its that far off.
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  226. 20 hours: 90,628 views
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  227. "Sweden didn't do anything" is misleading. While there was a lot less coercion, government made recommendations often in line with other western countries. Most schools switched to remote forms of education.
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  228. It's not word salad. She's just proving to her audience that she knows the leftist lingo.
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  229. This was the first thing I said when Harris announced Biden admin will assure a peaceful transfer of power.
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  230. That's Douglas Macgregor. He has a lot of controversial opinions.
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  231. 13 years have passed since George stepped down from presidency, and he still looks healthier and sharper than the current president.
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  232. Democrats are still trying to figure out what went strategically wrong with their vacant campaign. Was it the social media? Was it the communication? Was it the celebrity events? No, the problem was they had nothing to offer.
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  233. "The human toll here looks to be much worse than the economic toll, and we can be grateful for that." I hope he's not saying we should be grateful that it is the human toll that is worse and not the economic toll. I hope means that we should be grateful the economic toll looks to be mild relative to the severe human toll, rather than both tolls being severe. It seems like a delicate but important distinction that he may have failed to communicate.
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  234. All that blabber and they didn't mention once what's wrong with current sun screens and how sunscreens in South Korea are superior. I'm genuinely curious, given that sun screens seem to do their job pretty well as far as I can tell. If it isn't living up to your standard, buy one with higher sun protection factor!
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  235. Bullshit. Jimmy's job is to challenge ideas aired on his show, not to challenge the character of his guest.
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  236. Biden isn't pushing anyone into war, he's falling into it, head first.
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  237. My heart wants to believe that RFK Jr has been mislead about Israel and that confrontation with Max will have him revise his ideas. It is good that this rebuttal gets out there in advance so that RFK Jr (or his team) has time to look up the references cited by Max. This will make the future discussion much more productive.
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  238.  @heregoes8839  How can I verify that statement?
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  239. White supremacists are everywhere! Joe Rogan, Kanye West, Jimmy Dore, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, Alex Jones, Roger Stone, Elon Musk, ... ...to name a few.
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  240. "Have you made money?" He should have answered: "I am a professional journalist, yes."
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  241. Kurt needs to get the mic out of his throat.
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  242. Breast milk... in contrast to... ?
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  243. The Federal Reserve is not the state.
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  244. Trudeau has not resigned. He said he will resign.
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  245. Pierce Morgan is just confrontation porn, people screaming at each other.
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  246. Oof. France runs on about 40% nuclear powered by Uranium primarily from Niger. They must be shitting their French pants right now.
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  247. I say we put both fluoride and PFAS in our water and let them fight each other.
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  248. I would like to see statistics on how many of the regime changes turned a dictatorship into a healthy democracy.
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  249. Jimmy Dore and Tucker Carlson in the same title? This video will be throttled.
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  250. It is such a circular argument to justify NATO expansion by referring to NATO's own policy (Article 10 of the North Atlantic Treaty), which states that every European nation is a candidate for membership. Also, George Bush 2004: "The door to NATO will remain open until the whole of Europe is united in freedom and in peace"
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  251. 3:24 How can a 95% confidence interval have a p-value of 0.026? Isn't p=0.05 for 95% CI by definition?
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  252. Nice to see so strong words about this.
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  253.  @isitoveryet9525  To be fair, Tulsi probably rehearsed what she wanted to say here, but probably only to make sure to communicate her genuine views in a clear and concise way. It is hard to doubt in her authenticity as she makes anchors her views in direct relevant experiences.
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  254. One could suspect some meddling is involved.
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  255. Oh how I've longed for a president dedicated to make America much less worse.
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  256. When will the elite understand that trust cannot be forced but is earned? When will they understand that distrust is rooted in their own deceit?
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  257. Collectively financed does not mean free. It works pretty well though.
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  258. Australian Kurt broke Jimmy at 6:40
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  259. Democrats get rid of him not because he lied, but because he was caught.
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  260. Professional factchecker is indeed a thing: They are paid to check facts.
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  261. Candace might be correct that Christians were persecuted in Soviet, but were they persecuted disproportionately compared to other religions/ideologies? Soviet was generally against all loyalties beside the soviet state. For example, in the Romanian Pitești Prison, USSR applied torture to Zionist jews, Christans and Fascists alike, in order to discard past religious convictions, ideology and reform their personality. This seems to disagree with Candace claim. She might be cherry-picking.
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  262. " He is the guy who ushered in alternative facts " Or as we used to call them: disagreements
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  263. Cudos to Jimmy for having on Peter Schiff, even though the guy obviously has radically different views on the economy and role of government.
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  264. I want to clarify one thing. There is video evidence of some protestors on Jan 6 armed with guns, even firing into the air. Swamp supporters use this evidence to dismiss people like Dore and Tucker as "liars" for saying there were "no guns". While they are correct on this detail, no one was shot during the event except by police. So it is misleading to suggest guns played a significant role in what happened that day.
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  265. All men are either bi or peds, but most of them are both: bipeds.
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  266. It's crazy how visionary Mission Impossible 2 was.
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  267. Not surprising given WEF is anti-democratic at its core. This is not speculation or hyperboly, the whole point of WEF is to render liberal democracy obsolete by the supranational rule of an unelected globalist elite of capitalist stakeholders.
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  268. @TruStoogeDrew.  Elon doesn't seem like the kind of guy that would lie blatantly in front of an audience and think he'd get away with it. He's usually upfront about past mistakes. Do you have a substantiated example of him lying?
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  269. When it became clear that Covid19 is mainly a threat to elderly and people with already poor health, my first thought was: ok, the most vulnerable people can lock down, while the rest continue as usual, getting infected and building up natural heard immunity. But no, instead we were all to lock down indefinitely and pray that big pharma develops vaccine before society collapses.
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  270. Jimmy should be able to discuss art with Adolph Hitler on his show without bringing up the Jew question.
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  271.  TurntTablez  Are you paraphrasing me? I wasn't being sarcastic. I genuinely mean it.
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  272. I think "People's Party" is a really poor choice of name, considering what nations you may be associated with: Former Soviet States, North Korea, China, etc.
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  273.  @kyoakland  Not any of them?
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  274. Remember Zuckerberg testifying in Congress and Senate with lots of tough questions regarding the responsibility of Facebook in society and its relation to government. Given the media attention it got, my gut told me it was something like a pressure campaign meant to force Facebook to share its powerful tools with government. Seems like my gut was right.
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  275. Kitchen staff is still human. They just replaced the human interaction with touch screen and conveyor belt.
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  276. Mary Catherine Ham has my attention.
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  277. So there's no conflict of interest, because he is not the same persona when he is donor as when he is board member of microsoft? Nice acrobatics.
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  278. What better way to show love than physical violence?
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  279. I have to say AOC's face is punchable, physically.
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  280. WE BEAT CANCER!
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  281. Manufacture of consent is only required in democracy. In the absence of democracy, suppression of dissent is more viable.
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  282. They always stop too early... WHO KNOWS WHAT IS TRUE? HOW DO THEY KNOW WHAT IS TRUE? HOW CAN WE KNOW THAT THEY KNOW WHAT IS TRUE?
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  283. So now Ukrainians know exactly how to get US involved.
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  284. The reason US changed stance on PRC is that there was profit to be made. Simple as that.
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  285. What is the idea about "building 7"? Was destroying the two towers cover for the actual target: building 7? Was there anything special about this building? Never made sense to me.
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  286. Here's a theory: Mainstream news lost their audience and is no longer effective for paralyzing the masses with fear and misinformation. So, they started to tailor misleading stories they know independent news sources (like JRE and Jimmy Dore) will bite and bring to public attention.
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  287.  @JimBob-jr5up  If alien space craft were common we'd have plenty of HD footage by now, given good cameras are everywhere.
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  288. Ukraine dominates the war in terms of symbolic victories.
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  289. A celebration of capitalism.
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  290. Vance says US has gone around the globe moralizing. No, moralizing is just a way to manufacture the consent of the public. US has gone around the globe plundering, corrupting and power tripping.
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  291. Welcome to A.I. authored news articles.
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  292. @Munthasir123  Probably divisive by design.
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  293. Jimmy is wrong! There was a strategy: To do as Pelosi wants in order to advance their careers.
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  294. I'm starting to think the plan is to deplete Europe of arms and ammunition, not Russia.
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  295. Absolute maniac.
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  296. A nation invaded on another nation's soil? This is The Onion material.
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  297. I like Lex Friedman and his channel. It's primarily about tech and science and Lex has a pleasant humble personality. He's been trying to expand to more politically controversial guests and I can tell its been a struggle.
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  298. It seems YouTube is censoring based on suspicion, then it is up to the censored to prove his or her innocence. Quite unconstitutional, but hey, it's a private company so I guess that doesn't matter.
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  299. Pardon my ignorance, but who is the man in the last video?
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  300. I wouldn't say IMF is extracting wealth from countries, but it leverages debt to dictate their policy.
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  301. Mark Blyth's work has aged really well.
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  302. @RetroDawn  Yes.
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  303. Turns out unaccountable organizations attract scum. How surprising.
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  304. Advice for John Kerry: instead of "building consensus" around your issues, try building solutions to issues for which there is already consensus.
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  305. Saget's timing wasn't as great.
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  306. Peter Theil had some interesting perspectives on technology and innovation, then he become paranoid about the violent uprising of the poor, disappeared from the public eye, and started building a system of total surveillance.
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  307. I didn't have to. It's just horrible.
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  308. Those Soviet-era biolabs must be really dirty considering it takes over three decades to clean the up.
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  309. Calls for a "holistic perspective" seems to be a narrative designed to avoid empiricism. They want the problem to be so overwhelming that any tangible details and grounding in observation is lost in a storm of big shitty data thereby becoming subject to their personal interpretation. Physicists gave good reason to carefully isolate variables from one another.
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  310. Complex music has not gone away, trust me. It just doesn't get spotlight, so you have to actively look for it.
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  311. I wonder when the General Director of BBC, Tim Davie, will agree to be interviewed by Elon.
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  312. Hey, don't be so hard on Biden. It's not easy being a middle-manager, facing pressure both from above and below.
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  313. I just realized Defund and Defend are almost the same word.
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  314.  @garycallihan4206  And surgeons.
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  315.  @666chinchilla  Sure, except I wasn't slaughtered. Wearing mask on a few occasions was a minor inconvenience. I'll stand my ground when it matters.
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  316. You are wrong because... I disagree.
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  317. So I guess bye bye 4-day working week for France.
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  318. Tear gas irritates the respiratory tract and is known to leave subjects more susceptible to respiratory diseases. Some say it wouldn't be very appropriate to use during a pandemic which causes respiratory failure.
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  319. "I paid mouth service to your narrative during my campaign. How is that not enough? Greedy bastards!"
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  320. Can you do anything but sigh in disappointment and hopelessness at the crowd waving signs saying "BLACK WOMEN for WARREN", "BLACK VOTERS for WARREN" and "WOMEN for WARREN"? Can we have an election about ideas?
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  321. Turns out censor is a lot of work. Let's crowdsource it!
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  322. Most people who's judgement I trust believe earth is warming and that a significant part of that is man-made. On the other hand, they don't believe this is a significant threat that justifies great rehaul of society. It is a slow change and there will be plenty of time to adapt.
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  323. Anonymous victims accuse Russel Brand of sexual assault. News: WE MUST BELIEVE THEM. Seymour Hersh describes how Biden administration was the driving force behind the sabotage of the Nordstream 2 pipeline, relying on anonymous sources. News: WE MUST NOT BELIEVE THEM.
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  324. "We have to invest in security again, as we used to." Hmm this sounds familiar. When did Europe have an arms race last time and how did that end? That's right: WORLD WARS
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  325. Anyone can ask questions, but no one can ask some questions. Fake freedom.
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  326. Establishment news has declared war on misinformation, and then they play along with a story like this., Definitely misdirection. Let's keep our eyes on what the elites are trying to smuggle in while people are distracted.
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  327. You like transparency? Alright, let's start by freeing Julian Assange, Edward Snowden and other champions of transparency.
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  328. Regarding aspiration... I read that the shoulder muscle generally lacks blood vessels large enough for aspiration to work (they collapse under vacuum, preventing blood from going into the syringe). For the same reason, injection into this muscle is very unlikely to go directly into the blood stream. I would like John Campbell to adress this.
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  329. It starts to make sense why Fauci's salary is so high.
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  330. Trump is going to take democracy away from the establishment.
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  331. My impression is Dave applaud the pursuit for transgender rights, but he disagree about their methods, i.e. word policing and mob justice on social media.
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  332. The market enriched tech giants based on how effectively they make people watch ads. How the fuck do they think they're qualified to throttle freedom of speech?
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  333. I read a bit about the Digital Services Act. As far as I understand it does not say anything about what content is allowed or not. It is a legal framework for holding digital media providers responsible for removal of illegal content (and for unjust removal of legal content). In other words, we need to keep our eyes on any changes proposed to free speech laws hereafter.
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  334. Well, what free market advocates would say is that another store will soon open to satisfy the demand Kroger neglected.
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  335. From a free market point of view: These are all private companies, so they should be allowed to ban InfoWars if they so please. From a more balanced mixed economy perspective: Social Media play too important of a role in the democratic process to do as they please. These companies should act within a framework set up by government, which should include the principle of not suppressing free speech.
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  336. Is Hillary incompetent or evil? Clearly she knows what's up, so pure evil.
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  337. One part of me says "why not?" Other side of me says "ew!"
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  338. RFK Jr promised Trump to produce measurable improvement in public health in two years. He will hopefully intervene if these cuts interfere with his objective.
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  339. Trump voices on The View? Maybe they should finally rebrand as "The Views"
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  340. Cops seem to believe a search warrant means a complete suspension of your rights. What are your rights during a search warrant?
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  341. Her worldview correlates with Russian narrative. Ok. Is she wrong though? Isn't this more relevant to address?
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  342. Wow, so Jimmy Dore is now officially a far-right fascist racist. Feels weird.
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  343. Thanks for the notice, following Jackson on Rumble now. A ban is the best kind of advertisement nowadays. Update: alright, he has fair critique, but is also a bit over-the-top.
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  344. Graham Fuller, a formerly important figure in CIA, says that while CIA is involved in a lot of covert operations, all of them are at the order of the president. According to him, CIA is not supposed to advice the president what to do, but rather inform him/her what is happening, and follow presidential orders. However, he has noted significant politization of CIA after 9/11. A loophole in their job description is that they could in principle influence presidential decisions indirectly by shaping the president's worldview. A synic would say that the most propagandized person in USA may be the president.
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  345. @linanicolia1363  You assume that they are rational and democratic.
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  346. The only thing I don't agree with is that both sides want a buffer. I have seen no indications that US or EU wants a neutral Ukraine, besides a few brave voices. They clearly want to absorb it.
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  347. The only common denominator among Trump's political views is that they are self-serving. So it is not a surprise to me that he was pro-corporate and free-market as the head of a private company and dives right into socialism and fascism as head of a state. The man is without principles!
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  348. This is bullshit. If the guy doesn't use the platform to push any problematic ideas, what the fuck is the harm of platforming him?
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  349. Great news! They can't blame him for not trying to work with them. Well, I guess they can, because truth doesn't matter to DNC.
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  350. The accent sound so obviously fake haha!
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  351.  @nolitetebastardescarborund9761  You think that sounds like his genuine way of speaking? Sounds very forced if you ask me.
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  352. I just want to make it very clear, that I disagree with you, for no intelligent reason.
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  353. With Trump and RFK Jr being cozy with Israel, I have no hopes for peace in the middle-east. Oh well, it seems US people can't have anything nice without also eating a little bit of sht.
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  354. Dr Phil keeping it real.
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  355. Check out the privacy web-browser Brave
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  356. "And then there is always this small group of people who doesn't go along, very heterogeneous, from all backgrounds and ideological orientation." Wrong. I'm pretty sure they're all far right, racist, misogynist, homophobes. Source: CNN, NBC, MSNBC, etc.
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  357. How about putting in place a law rather than an "indication"?
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  358. I've been down this rabbithole and I came out a skeptic. I'm still open to that it could have been an inside job or that authorities knew about the planned attack and let it happen. But the theories about bombs in twin towers, building 7, missile on pentagon, etc. I feel are unsubstantiated and unnecessary noise.
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  359. Massie breaking the fourth wall of the government.
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  360. Did they care to distinguish between virgin seed oils and highly processed seed oils? Of course not.
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  361. What I would really like to know is: does my ass look racist in these jeans?
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  362. Considering the occasional truth bomb uttered by Bill Gates I get the feeling that he got genuinelly bamboozled by big pharma and is quite pissed about it.
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  363. That's sex-ed, not food-ad.
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  364. Just a few years younger than Biden... yikes... must be really old then.
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  365. Trust obscures truth.
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  366. "If bad actors tell us falsely that every election is stolen..." Let me guess, Rachel Maddow thinks democrats are good actors and that the election was truthfully stolen, so democracy is fine.
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  367. Neocons have been so afraid of what will happen if US shows weakness. So what happened? Countries starts their own institutions, currencies, alliences, projects, etc. What a catastrophy! This has to stop! Haha. Seems like freedom to me.
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  368. Told ya they'd double down.
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  369.  @PatrickPenskey  Same here. At some point the show became too much about Cenk and his ego and personal feuds. It was time to move on.
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  370. Let me guess: establishment media will try to brush off this near-nuclear scale explosion with radioactive downfall as a nothing-burger.
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  371. Don't be so hard on him. He just doesn't know any better. He's a business man.
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  372. Isn't it time for America to have the first dead person serving as president. That would be progressive right? What are you ageist? Necrocracy will bring you freedom.
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  373. I listened through an hour of Yuval Harari. His words should probably be taken as warnings rather than proposals or visions. It sounds like he's merely making observations and predictions.
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  374. Wow, "Brunch Liberals", what a useful expression!
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  375. Naive me thought soft power meant that US lead by good example inspiring others to follow. I did not think soft power meant sowing political instability, supporting terror groups and organizing coups.
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  376.  @laurenbrillante89  Does that include yours?
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  377. Whitney is such a giant when it comes to US history of corruption.
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  378. What a decent guy! I like him.
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  379. Anna contradicts herself: " They did coups in the past, but not anymore. I don't even think they are capable anymore. They tried multiple times in Venezuela and failed. " So how is it Anna, they stopped or they didn't? I don't think she's stupid, she's just a snake.
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  380. I'm not convinced either way regarding climate change. But it is UNDENIABLE that opportunist elites are using the issue as an excuse to change the world in a way that suits them well.
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  381. Wait until you see the NEW new world ord.
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  382. About 1 min into the interview he says clearly that he got kicked off twitter the day before, which was 29th of December.
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  383. Skull-crushing punchline. (sorry)
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  384. I dunno, these guys feel slimey.
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  385. I smelled this a long way.
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  386. He takes money from Alphabet.
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  387. "...whole of government effort..." Nice dunk on the 'whole of society' hype.
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  388. And the Clinton dynasty shall continue.
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  389. What was accomplished by downing 'building 7"?
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  390. You've got to be kidding me. On second thought, I guess this was predictable.
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  391. Is he still a Nazi though, or did he make amends? Seems like an important detail.
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  392. What's up with the bulky costumes? I thought miss universe was about showing skin.
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  393. "Trust the science" Makes up facts and stats based on a hunch about its expected behavioral response in the population.
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  394. Who are you, Joy-Ann Reid, to tell my son he can't watch S&M porn in the public school library? Have you considered that it may make him feel "seen"?
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  395. Fine, let's call it "Iraeli ultra-Nationalist" then.
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  396. I don't think "Victory" is an appropriate term for an escalation towards WW3.
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  397. Funny how Krystal mentions Megyn Kelly's interview with RFK Jr. because Megyn recently acknowledged that all his facts seem to check out. I quote: "The most controversial stuff that you get labelled a 'kook' for saying, checked out time, after time, after time. My takeaway was, this guy has been unfairly maligned by people who are so pro-vaccine, that they just needed to silence him."
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  398. Again, Robert Malone was on Joe the day after he got banned. How has this fact not reached Jimmy yet?
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  399. Musk says that speech should be free within the bounds of the law, so I fail to see what's contradictory about taking the case to court.
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  400. Hmm, how can we win people's trust? I know, we just say that other sources are less trustworthy than us! That makes us trustworthy, relatively speaking, right! And the best thing is we don't have to change one bit.
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  401. So let's allow doping for all athletes worse than the best in their category. Equity!
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  402. They control legacy News media. That's how they get away with it.
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  403. Sounds too good to be true. What's the hook? Republicans gonna run FBI now?
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  404.  @curburenthusiasm6457  "(if anyone)"
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  405. ...and figure out how social media censor is violation of freedom of speech.
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  406. "Typical Russia!" is the new "Thanks Obama!"
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  407. Cracked by some random pull into blatant racist. That's funny!
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  408. Isn't this the weather balloon hysteria in repeat? Manufactured outrage over nothing. I'm going to guess its either a decoy or a fundraiser.
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  409. Nice distraction! I wonder what they'll pass while we're arguing about this.
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  410. Officially WEF is just a network of already influential people and does not have an agenda of its own. What are the evidence that they are controlling rather than facilitating?
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  411.  @HomoCyborgZombie  Right, can I get a reference? Which governor? Which group of Nazis?
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  412. So Jimmy is main stream now?
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  413. I liked Aron's disagreement with Jimmy towards the end. Jimmy can be so black-and-white in his thinking at times. To a degree that's what makes him entertaining, but it can be so polarizing at times, which is a shame, considering he often seeks to unite rather than divide people.
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  414. That was wild.
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  415. Funny how arming a country for proxy warfare now qualifies as "Aid".
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  416. He probably just forgot he doesn't like c*ck
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  417. "Hitler won fair and square. Now we will help the dictator with a peaceful transfer of power." - Kamala Must have caused democrats a fair amount of cognitive dissonance.
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  418. How did El Salvador get around the scalability problem?
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  419. I think I rather have soreness in the arm muscle than myopericarditis.
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  420.  @baaldiablo8459  Yes, it is my choice.
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  421. ​ @baaldiablo8459  The virus is survivable to most, and so is the vaccine. Having not had the virus, risks of the virus seems worse than risks of vaccine. That's my assessment.
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  422. Jimmy Dore man, what a guy. He's now officially my role model.
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  423. I like the discussion here!
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  424. Good! Hopefully goes independent!
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  425.  @reav3rtm  Yes, NATO could have denied countries bordering Russia membership in order to honor their agreement and preserve peace, as is supposed to be their mission after the fall of USSR.
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  426. Mattias really likes the word "mass formation".
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  427. Sweden recognized Palestine in 2014. Now useful idiot Tobias Billström regrets it, because he seeks the approval of globalist friends.
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  428. I wonder if west's disproportionate sympathy for Ukrainians has anything to do with our media's systematic portrayal of the country as being on a path towards liberal democracy.
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  429. People lost trust in vaccines? Ok, are you going to improve the rigor and transparency of vaccine testing procedures? Are you going to break financial and career ties between regulators and pharmaceutical companies. Are you going to invest more in short and long term monitoring of safety and efficiency of sold vaccine? Are you going to make producers liable for side effects? No? THEN NO FCKN WONDER!
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  430. Wow! Stef is really enjoying Kurt's jokes today. :D
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  431. Bill is a business guy. He used profit incentive to motivate big pharma to develop vaccines. I think he's afraid that if he now takes profit away from them, they may not be as eager to develop the next vaccine.
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  432. As far as I can tell the immigration rush is designed to justify the transition of liberal democracies into technocratic police states. UK was ahead of the curve, but now it's coming to fruition in Sweden. Under the veil of countering a crisis of organized crime, they introduce exceptions to basic rights, empower law enforcement, expand surveillance, expand censorship, etc.
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  433. My neighbor plays loud music at 11 pm. So anti-Semitic.
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  434. So, the free-range chickens have the opportunity to go outdoors, but fail to do so. Is that what they're saying?
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  435. "I don't understand where you're trying to go, except the dollars, which really bother you, hahaha!" The most "let them eat cake" moment I've ever seen.
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  436. That ad shows that Democrats think about their voters as no more than helpless conformists. "Look at all these familiar people voting for Biden. You're not gonna be different are you?"
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  437. It would make sense to replace "cool" with "cold" in that context. Google translate at work.
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  438. This is what happens when you indoctrinate children from the time they are born to hate another people.
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  439. "Outstanding achievement by individuals who have attained excellence and international renown in their chosen professional fields, and whose actions, in addition to their achievements, embody the character of the Jewish people through commitment to Jewish values, the Jewish community and/or to the State of Israel. " So much for not being political.
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  440. Remember the Chernobyl mini-series, how we indulged in the dysfunctional of Soviet bureaucracy, feeling good about our superior system? The dysfunction on display during the Covid-19 pandemic makes soviet look professional. Unlawful, harmful research. Intentional/accidental release of pathogen. Cover-up of the fact instead of alarm. Suppression of investigation of pathogen origin, while broadcasting sinophobic rumors. Deceptive fear-campaign to secure finance and ramp up demand for vaccines, circumvent laws and regulations, and cease control over public discourse. Sale and deployment of unsafe vaccines with questionable efficacy, under the false pretense that it provides immunity and will eradicate the virus. Suppression of information of alternative, more effective remedies and strategies. Suppression of research and discussion about side-effects. Coercive methods to force vaccines on people, including withdrawal of basic freedoms. Divisive rhetoric to turn people against the unvaccinated. Push to take additional vaccine doses, despite questionable safety and efficacy. Suppression of research and discussion about excess deaths which may be related to vaccination or pandemic policy. Compromising of regulatory boards and government officials. Attempts to expand the authority of non-elected unaccountable supragovernmental institutions, asking democracies to submit a considerable part of their national sovereignty in return for supposed safety. Etc.
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  441. It's pretty clear why Tucker said those nice things about Russia: it's because it is in complete contrast to the portrayal propagated by western media. That's what Tucker tried to highlight: that we're being lied to.
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  442. Wow. Greta grew up fast.
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  443. "Intersectionality" refers to the overlapping part of a Venn diagram, i.e. the intersection between different overlapping domains. In the context of fringe left discussion, this refers specifically to the intersection between different categories which are believed to be disadvantaged in society. Example: if you are black AND woman AND lesbian you have a worse shot in life than either category alone. Yeah, they tend to make things sound more complicated than they are.
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  444. Obviously the conflict is much more complex than that, but Nord Stream pipeline certainly contributed.
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  445. To be frank I'm not sure they know at all.
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  446. Why is it that throwing money into corrupt regimes is a better return on investment? Obviously it is because you get to do more shady deals and with less accountability. The world is f*ked up.
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  447. Better donate when blood sugar is low. Not wanna waste expensive calories.
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  448. I like Fetterman's casual attire. More of that!
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  449. Mr Jason Borne, here are your guns, your 6 passports and your 32 social media accounts. Hunt down those uppity citizens and show them whos narrative is in control.
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  450. Let's hear what former professional liar of the Bidens has to say. I'm sure I will learn something true and profound.
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  451.  @8thaccount535  Time to see your therapist.
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  452. Sounds like Chrystia is advocating for Marxist labor theory of value rather than to let the market set the price.
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  453. Zuckerberg figured that Facebook will probably make good profit during the war on Covid-19, making him a war profeteer, so he better start working on that PR asap.
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  454. "You're supposed to need our protection against Russia and instead you make them your friends? Outrageous! We can not have this!"
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  455. WEF's capture of the Canadian government would explain their transformation from a nice neighbor to a paternal oppressor.
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  456. I think there's an unpaid intern under the table tasked to bite her leg when its time to get up and clap. It's a dead intern now.
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  457. Premise: "Banks print all this money to reduce the value of private savings. Better to use bitcoin as currency, because its value grows." Alright, let's examine this. (A) has inflation been particularly high lately? Not really. Annual inflation of dollar sits quite stably around 2% since the 80's. (B) is inflation bad? Well, it is bad if too high or if you are hoarding a currency rather than investing your savings into things that retain value or grows. It's great if you want to create an incentive for reinvesting savings into the economy.(C) is it good that the value of a currency increases? Well, this is what is normally called deflation and is known to throw economies into recession, because it kills the incentive to invest in actual productive activities.
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  458. The residual radioactive material after filtering is said to be tritium (hydrogen with two neutrons). In the early 50's, the estimated total amount of tritium on Earth's surface was 3 to 4 kilograms. However, atomic bomb testing has raised this amount to something like 300 - 4000 kilograms. It would be useful to know exactly how much in total Japan plans to add to this number.
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  459. U.S. isn't airdropping billions on Ukraine despite corruption but because of it. Complete corruption means money can buy anything. Let that sink in.
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  460. I'd go out on a limb and call her a procrastinator.
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  461. IHOP... makes me think of Cartman Jumps the Homeless (South Park)
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  462. "No, there's about 16 and I've already done 48 and a lot more have asked, another 20 or so. [Inaudible]" Doesn't seem to answer the question, but perhaps makes more sense in full context?
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  463. The four W: Women, Wasism, Wussia, Warming
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  464. Brian: Strip down and rebuild the party, change the leadership, hold people accountable, stop insulting voters. Seth: Hmm, or maybe they could work on their communication a little bit?
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  465. Swift is the leader of a cult.
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  466. "America will end up a country with permanently lower levels of ..." The use of the word "permanent" here triggers my bullshit alarm. The factors mentioned have historically varied considerably over time (for example due to economic cycles) and will continue to do so in the future.
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  467. Superfood: Fresh food processed in a way that it isn't processed kinda and somehow still fresh but also not. Try it out!
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  468. If the drones belonged to a foreign power US would have invaded another country by now.
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  469. They probably miss the good old days when their shady activities were funded by drug trade.
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  470. "Masks are ineffective and health healthcare workers need them badly."
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  471. What a bizarre situation: a woman with nothing to say obliged to speak to an audience who is obliged to listen and feign interest. All participants are confused and would rather not be there.
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  472. Pivoting back to middle-east are we? I'm starting to smell the end of the Ukraine-Russia war.
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  473.  @jonnyhan  Yeah, that article is quite convincing, though a bit dated by now. As for now, there seems to be a bunch of smaller studies saying transmission is reduced. Would like to see another metastudy that helps sift through the data accumulated so far.
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  474. Terrorists blowing up civilians: bad. West pushing a country into starvation: good.
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  475. Jan 6 deaths: 4 suicides (cops), 2 heart attacks, 1 overdose, 1 stroke, 1 shot (by cop)
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  476. To be fair, nitrogen fertilizer pollution is a well recognized problem, for example causing algae blooming to the point it kills fish by oxygen deprivation. However, I share the suspicion against these kind of measures, given that billionaire technologists are currently buying up huge amounts of farmland to hedge their wealth against the coming economic depression. There seems to be an ongoing war against farmers under the pretense of saving the environment.
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  477. ADL Audit 2022 reported 3,697 antisemitic incidents, highest on record! This included 1 death: an arab catholic professor. Yeah, I'm not kidding. This is what their alarmism is based on, according to themselves.
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  478. It's so disgusting how elite politicians like AOC dresses herself up in victimhood, demanding that her supporters protect her against the populace. She was elected to protect the populace from oppression, not to protect herself from the populace.
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  479. Massie is the most wholesome guy in congress. Trump will gonna have to back off of him.
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  480. I like Jimmy's commentary, but please, PLEASE, stop interrupting the video every 2 seconds.
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  481. Wow, Jimmy does not hold back.
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  482. Jeffrey before this clip started: "US is a semi-democratic, white-dominated, hierarchical, racist society that aims to preserve privilege by the elites. That's how it was formed in 1787. It was a slave-owning genocidal country, killing native Americans for a white culture. Amazingly, it still looks that way, although much more diverse."
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  483. That's a smart-ass brain worm he got in there.
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  484. Yeah, prevent him from doing his job and make him suffer publically to send a message to other journalists.
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  485. I think Anand deserves credit for speaking and writing against the idea of win-win and philanthropy of billionaires as a substitute for taxation. However, it seems he hopes to convince leaders with sensible arguments rather than to pressure them with pitchforks.
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  486. They make an example out of Berlusconi to scare other leaders into self-censor.
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  487. Make no mistake, Kamala intends to change a lot, but she won't say what, because these change would upset her voters.
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  488. Jimmy's Schwab impression reminds me of Triumph the insult comic dog.
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  489. I think she confuses "suggestive" and "proves beyond reasonable doubt". Repeatedly failing audits is suggestive of fraud, but it does not prove it.
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  490. I read an article explaining the Project Agora. As far as I can understand, it's basically executable/programmable tokens of money and assets, which may involve so called smart contracts. Instead of stationary software on servers settling transactions by communication at distance, the tokens contain executable code which handles the transfer. This is supposed to speed up transactions and enable more complex contracts. The tokens are backed by a central bank.
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  491. Seems like "You can't fire me, because I'll resign!"
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  492. I can't fathom why voter turnout would be so high when candidates are so shit.
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  493. I need a shower now.
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  494.  @number5mom  Here's my guess: First of all, developing vaccines and treatments to a new virus takes time. By designing a virus artificially in a lab which could naturally evolve in the future, one could start developing vaccines/treatments in advance. Secondly, it may be in the interest of public health and safety to know how much it would take to create a lethal pandemic pathogen. If it turns out to be easy, it would motivate investment in increasing preparedness.
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  495. This is so more honest than the usual dagger under the table. Better negotiate transparently out in the open.
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  496. As the good democrat he is, De Niro will self censor.
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  497. Sound quality doesn't do this justice!
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  498. Is this a surprise? In 1996 and 1998 Osama bin Laden released fatwas in which he argued that US presence in the Arabian Peninsula was a threat to the Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina. These documents were referred to as sources of motivation for the 1998 US embassy bombing and the later 2001 September 11 attacks on World Trade Center. US presence hardly decreased since then, considering the subsequent launch of the "war on terror" which is still ongoing.
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  499. You're breaking my heart Whitney! I want to trust Elon. But I also don't wanna be a sucker.
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  500. Is it moral to help people against their own will. If yes, is it still moral if it ends up hurting some of them? If yes, is the same argument valid for doctors to force surgery or medication on people against their will? If no, why not? These are questions I'd like to ask Graham.
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  501. I like Rosanne. I rather have some guests that stir the pot than a complete circle jerk.
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  502. Bill Maher must save money in his mattress, because anyone who owned stock was shitting their pants when Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 30% over the course of a week.
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  503. The "2022 Audit of Antisemitic incidents" by ADL presented data suggesting that online antisemitic incidents had risen since last years. However, they reported only one death due to hate crime and that person was Arab. That the rise in their measured online antisemitic incidents didn't translate into violence against jews made me question their quantification and methodology. I now tried to check their 2023 Audit, but it seems they no longer release the audit to the public. A special code is required for download. So I guess they just want us to take their word for it when they claim that antisemitism is continuing to rise.
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  504. "He is the guy who ushered in the era of fake news" Nah, but he was among the first in the political class to call it out. Don't shoot the messenger.
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  505. Would be hilarious if Jack edited his first tweet after selling the token.
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  506. "Corporate governance" Well, at least they're being honest about corporations controlling governments.
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  507. According to Jeffrey Sachs, USAID is a genuine aid organisation, helping people in desperate need, but it is ALSO used by US exert influence in poor nations.
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  508. Yeah, because the holocaust wasn't in any way motivated by eugenics. Not at all. Just random cruelty to some humans.
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  509. Ray Dalio wrote a book analysing the rise and fall of empires, concluding that many indicators points to that US needs to start thinking about how to "deleverage" in a socially responsible way to avoid torches and pitchforks.
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  510. By "anti-semitism" I think they mean that they can't ethnically cleanse a region without pushback.
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  511. They'd probably wanna interview the shooter's friends, family and coworkers about his supposed lack of social media presence. Seems extremely unlikely.
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  512. Ray Dalio says we're in for a long stagflation and he recommends shifting investments from desirables to necessities. I think this explains the billionaire interest in things like medicine, food, land, etc. These are things that never fall out of fashion and will maintain value through any economic crisis.
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  513. "Name a mistake that you learned from!" "My mistake is to not be well versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer." Did she just say she is not well versed on her own mistakes? That rings true to me. She's out of touch with reality.
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  514. The day before, as they discuss about about 1 min into the interview.
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  515.  @knightpolarus  I was just adding precision.
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  516. So when JD Vance (in extension Trump) criticizes EU for its violation of democratic principles, that's an attack on democracy? I don't understand how this kind of contradictions doesn't upset more people.
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  517. ​ @nwbw217  In what way did you "fix it"? Netanyahu clearly stated that Israel should be in charge of security in Palestine.
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  518. Lex is the man. Wait 'til he's interviewing Putin.
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  519.  @mattb6646  Alright so we won't have to wait for long! :)
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  520. Pretty clear Netanyahu had Biden's balls in a tight grip. Probably extortion involved.
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  521. It seems like he's trying to agrue that he's not qualified to have his own opinion, so he trusts the experts, which he believes are for mandate of vaccination.
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  522. "No shit!" is insensitive to constipated people.
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  523. I think they're yelling about Brandon.
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  524. Joe has a point. Space is scary, so we gotta shoot it up, with money.
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  525. The best way to keep the Liberal International Order is to demonstrate that it is unbiased and respects national sovereignty. Sadly, that's the last thing that comes to mind when hearing "IMF" or "WTO" nowadays.
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  526. One hypothesis I've considered is that USA provoked the Ukraine-Russian war in order to scare Europe into arming themselves to the teeth and join NATO, so that they are ready and obligated to contribute to US scheduled confrontation with China.
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  527. Shoutout to Five Times August for "Ain't no Rock and Roll". That song summarizes the decay of the integrity of musicians.
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  528. The idea that B7 was taken down deliberately with explosives still makes no sense to me. What is the hypothesis? That the planes flew into the twin tower to divert attention from the deliberate demolition? Quite an elaborate way to do it. And why was it so important to demolish that building?
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  529. The way he panics it's like he's under death threat from Pfizer.
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  530. Seems hard to monetize a self-spreading vaccine, so it ain't gonna happen.
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  531. There's perpetually at least one crisis affecting the world that US is involved in. If there's a peace deal, they'll start some shit elsewhere. Taiwan next?
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  532. Not that it is an excuse, but the video starts with "Go! Why are you still here? Go!" indicating that they had considerable interaction before the start of the video. We don't know what the pretext is.
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  533. This whole censorship campaign was championed by Democrats in collaboration with globalist institutions. EU politicians just were just opportunistic, trying to gain power in the process.
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  534. I colleague who lived in USA for some years. Now she moved back to Sweden. I asked her why she moved back. Her answer: "Well, see, I got diabetes. I can barely make ends meet in USA. Here I can have a life."
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  535. To be fair, while Fauci did say he was leaning STRONGLY in favor of animal origin, he didn't say he was leaning TOTALLY STRONGLY. So he is in fact being perfectly consistent and of highest integrity. ;)
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  536. I imagine false rumors being spread about people to turn the mob against them. I imagine innocents scapegoats, tortured to death and left on display in the street. Sounds like a real utopia.
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  537. Ah, this guy! Great to hear him again.
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  538. "a load bearing narrative in their narrow reality" That's actually quite poetic Kurt!
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  539. That's a peaceful pro-Ukraine demonstration.
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  540. This is comedy!
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  541. He got involved in the civil rights movement in high-school as a 22 year old kid. What's the problem?
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  542. So that's why every little update is at least 40 GB: Government bureaucracy.
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  543. This will be interesting. I'm stocking up on popcorn.
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  544. It should be called Kink instead of Pride.
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  545.  @edbernardmusic3599  How do you evaluate whether Hamas is good?
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  546. Antifa must be really confused listening to Giorgia Meloni.
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  547. Why is Malice pink?
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