Comments by "bj0rn" (@TheLivirus) on "Tucker Carlson" channel.

  1. It's an interesting experiment. He deserves credit for that. Let's see in 20 years how it turned out.
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  2. Thanks for introducing me to Curt Mills. He seems like a guy I wanna listen to more.
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  3. Their power rests on our compliance.
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  4. I don't take advice from frauds.
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  5. Great! Looking forward to it.
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  6.  @Pitstop17  That didn't bother me too much here. Also, Tucker recognized his flaw and apologized.
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  7. Wow, this was dense. I got to listen to this a few more times.
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  8. Talks about the importance of humility at the "GENIOUS NETWORK". Nice one Tucker!
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  9. I hear this talking point over and over again: "The freedom to use their freedom/sovereignty to determine their allies/alliances." It's such a contradictory idea, that a nation's ultimate expression of sovereignty is giving it away. The mental gymnastics!
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  10. Their power relies on our compliance.
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  11. US will never lose the Ukraine-Russia war. They will just memory-hole it and move on to the next crisis in line.
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  12. "Russian artillery production outcompetes US by a factor of 2x or 3x." Sure, but Russian artillery is not a threat to US. Besides defense, essentially only neighbors have to worry about this.
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  13. Kamala is gonna make everything good, end inequality, lower prices, grow the middle-class, give em houses, etc. How? Using all of her super-relatable womanly colored middle-class powers! It's gonna be great.
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  14. Pierce is a contradictory mess. All his views seem to boil down to "Oh yeah, well what about Putin?!"
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  15. I would like an anonymous survey on what portion of U.S. employees believes WW3 is desirable.
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  16. Global warming is good for Russia for several reasons other than less need for heating. De-icing the Arctic Ocean. Natural gas production. Better climate for food production.
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  17. Funny how every discussion world of events seems to start with a psychoanalysis of Putin.
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  18. I would like to ask Pierce: Would it be moral for Russia to kill civilians in order to end the war and thus prevent hundreds of thousands more to die? By his reasoning it seems so.
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  19. Some seriously wholesome neighbors. I'd rate them 10/10
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  20. "Well over 200" I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
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  21. I seached for this interview on YouTube. Didn't find it. Had to go to Tucker Carlson's channel.
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  22. Madeleine Albright's 2018 book "Fascism: a warning" argues that dictators tend to rise with popular support. They're really pushing the idea that protection of democracy is about preventing people from electing "the wrong" person.
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  23. Mike Benz sees the world very clearly.
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  24. Really interesting discussion. I like how often he admits "I don't know" and pushes back on Tucker's sometimes loaded questions. It's clear he has his own mind, perspective and ethics.
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  25. There is something poetic about Russel Brand, inspired by the example of Jesus, being crucified like this.
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  26. "I like people. I don't need people to like me." I like this guy!
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  27. Regarding the "war on farmers", I refer to Ray Dalio: to protect your wealth ahead of a looming economic depression, you need to reallocate your investments from things people want, to things people need: land, food, medicine, power. I think this understanding among capitalists is what drives a lot of changes currently. They're not trying to destroy farming, they're trying to destroy their business so that they can acquire it cheaply.
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