Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "JRE Clips" channel.

  1. The problem Joe has with not reading comments, is he doesn't realise how bad he is looking with this closed minded view of a dirty snitch
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  2. The cage won't hold those rocks if hit by a car. They would become projectiles. ...because physics. That's why water filled containers are used for racing tracks and on freeways.
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  3.  @festeringwound2653  What are you...like 12 or something? Keep practicing, when you grow up you might be able to troll a little bit. You tried twice so far, at someone making a joke. It might find it funny if I didn't feel pity.
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  4. This aged well.
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  5. 4:35 I liked the part where Brendan said people like Fauci are wrong a lot.
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  6.  @jsmoncrief  Social distancing does work. Want a working example? South Australia. Look it up. Zero Active Cases.
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  7.  @TheStoryUp  We have no problem lacking vitamin D in Australia from lockdown. You asked for an example of distancing beating the virus. You got it. Don't confuse the US economy with Australia's.
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  8.  MarkisTG  Dave will do it if he wants to...but money won't be the deciding factor. He showed that already
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  9. And Elon will hold the patent on everything keeping them going.
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  10. Seems like a decent justification to violate the privacy of as many humans as possible. /sarcasm
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  11. This comment completely ignores that China aren't the only one.
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  12. If you demand answer to all your "what you are saying" points, then answer question back. "Do all farm animals need B12 supplements" SILENCE ...then produces a report done by the producer of the products in question - but industry studies are bad according to him.
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  13. I can respect that each person is free to choose their identity and preferences....without prejudice. That should result in my identity and preferences being respected without being labelled as something I don't identify with...but it doesn't. How does anyone with any grasp of logic reconcile that?
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  14. Showing a left leaning is good for profits. 🤔
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  15. It's not the laws, it's the implementation. Just because the rules are better, doesn't negate the need to fix the results of the old rules.
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  16. Rubbish. Just whine and take more copium. Your idol is a dolt
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  17. It is a shame the US skipped February as a month to act. Now you are caught between 2 different systems, and doing neither properly. What a mess. It would be funny if it wasn't fatal.
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  18. I know what it is when called COVID-19. Is it that confusing?
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  19.  @DGzCarbon  They say the same in Rome. Wait....they USED to say that in Rome.
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  20. Check the other clip...about him wanting to bite back
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  21.  @seeya5176  I hope for your sake, that you get to hold on to your totally unfounded claims as if fact. Ignorance is bliss.
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  22.  @seeya5176  I repeat, do you realise a whole world exists outside of your US bubble?
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  23. Picograms
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  24. He didn't need to hide under the training octagon.
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  25. Some educated American thought hydroxychloroquine was actually effective as a vaccine, and so took it - and actually believed the BS he had heard, and thought he was vaccinated. He was NOT vaccinated...there is no vaccine for stupid.
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  26. How many animals had their habitat destroyed in order to commercially farm vegetables?
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  27. Is that what it was ..?!?!
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  28. Decent healthcare is an investment, not an expense. If you can't see how, then perhaps the education system needs addressing too.
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  29. ...so is 'mouthing words' so people can lip read.
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  30. 4:45 Did they not see the reaction to his first Jack Dorsey podcast??!! Do some research on this...
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  31. Too late
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  32. It is just a shame the best solution is a long term profit making band aid, that enables these crooked practices that cause the issue to continue. But credit where it is due, genius marketing enabled him to have others pay for the development of his products.
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  33.  @ALY-xc7fl  He didn't say 100% of those doing damage are undercover. He stated a known tactic used in MANY of these types of circumstances. To deny it is a tactic that is used is ignorance.
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  34. I first heard this for the last 20 years ago...the release date is late
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  35. P-Diddler is a cross between Epstein and Weinstein.
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  36. Let's categorise and segregate into separate groups, using a definition of race, sexuality, gender and preferences - and make sure we treat all of these abnormal groupings the same as we treat 'not different people' ...that will prove we see everyone as equal. Like...WTF?!?!?!!?
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  37. Quite a lot has been happening in the rest of the world, while the US news cycle has been relying on Trump's Twitter feed for clicks. Nice of you to join us again.
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  38.  Your Comment Changes Nothing  I know you are a real men because of the 5 posts in a with row catch words like "alpha, "beta", "simp"....surprised you didn't use "virgin" too. Learn to think for yourself, and put the script away. Edit It's a shame you missed the second half of my first post.
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  39.  Your Comment Changes Nothing  If you are going to pretend to be upset at what I wrote, at least make sure you know what I wrote.
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  40.  Your Comment Changes Nothing  Pretending to be qualified? Holy cow, where did you get your YT comments accreditation from?
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  41. He took hydroxychloroquine and actually believed it would help 😂🤣
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  42.  @AwesomeRandomVids  There is evidence that it increases the death rate. Sure, the study requires peer review, but so do all of the others that were claimed to be the proof it actually does something. You believed spin, totally unsubstantiated spin that qualified doctors told you not to believe...but you believed anyway.
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  43.  @keenanr1016  Perhaps, it hits too close to home and they need to accept themselves for themselves.
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  44. Why are we pretending this is new? Let's ask Murdoch if electoral influence is a new phenomenon.
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  45. Elon is against lockdown because of a multi billion dollar motivation. Nothing else.
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  46.  IVN  Not mutually exclusive points. They can both simultaneously be accurate. If you are going to follow someone around, you need to get better. How long can I keep your attention?
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  47. Australia has healthcare for all...AND insurance companies have found ways to make their fortunes too. They make extras, like dental, private hospitals, physio, etc. Look it up. ...and genuine competition in the pharmaceutical industry. See the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. 5:58 Look outside America. Loads of countries have better health care at a fraction of the price, and insurance companies are still profitable. Basically, the public system gets it done - insurance adds freedom of choice
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  48.  @concernedliberal4453  I don't know where you are getting your information, but the private insurance covers 'extras'...there is literally an entire market called 'Extras Cover'. If you take up private insurance to help with glasses, or chiropractic, or whatever you choose, then that entitles you to a tax rebate...money back. The point is, we have superior medical coverage for all, and it does not in any way put a halt on the medical insurance industry, that is a part of the arguements against guaranteed healthcare for all.
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  49.  @TranscendentalTunes  I never claimed to be advocating for anything at all he said. I was merely making a statement on any society as a whole. But since you questioned my philosophy...there are enough resources in the west to ensure everyone is housed, fed, educated, has electricity and water, medical and dental coverage...as a bare minimum. ...now take that basis and go and be the best you that you can. Start from the ground up, and give your society a solid foundation on which to build. scared that I used a 'construction' analogy
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  50.  @TranscendentalTunes  I find it interesting that you find the need to attribute a specific individual debt if this was provided. I consider these things I have mentioned as an investment in the society, rather than something that needs to be billed for in hours or time...or accrues a debt. All the while, you are ignoring the lost productivity from not having these basic needs met. The costs of dealing with the social issues caused. It's not about who foots the bill...it's a question of the gains it produces, and if we can afford to not do it. Sure.. things have been worse, but they should be much better.
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