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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