Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "Triggernometry" channel.

  1. The fact that interdicting illegal immigrants is referred to as "far right," is in itself Far Left.
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  2. "This desire to know everything about your partner is so weird" Not really. It's a risk-management issue.
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  3. If no one is going to defend a priest, killed while saying mass, why would anyone defend a cartoonist?
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  4. Flatten the country, to protect the NHS. Not a great plan.
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  5. "They haven't found the right man" They haven't found the 9 or 10 that doesn't mind that they're a 4 or 5? Yeah, not going to happen. To be fair, they're told that their career raises their value -- which is one of the biggest lies modern women are told. If anything, overcommittment to a career is a huge turn-off.
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  6. "You can't control what other people think and say about you" But by golly they're going to try, no matter how many lies they tell, lives they ruin, and freedoms they extinguish to do it!
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  7. "We do care what's best for the children, but we care about female ideologues more." Disgusting.
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  8. "Weak leadership will cede its authority to bad actors." The fact that Biden is the Democrats' choice for president should terrify everyone in the world.
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  9. "It's a cop-out, it's saying you don't have any new ideas" Anyone saying they have "a new idea" is only saying they don't know much history.
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  10. "The new Woke training makes it nearly impossible to work together" -- That's the point. This is a parasite whose purpose is to destroy the host.
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  11.  @Itsstuff7328  Are you referring to the strategy, much celebrated by Leftwingers, about "Demographic inevitability"?
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  12. "You can lose your belief in Santa Claus..." .... and you can apparently replace it with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
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  13. Lauren Southern: "You could do everything right..." Also Lauren Southern: "I really didn't do everything right, that probably doesn't get said enough" Seems like a bit of grace going both ways is essential.
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  14. We should call the "Silent Majority" the "Silenced Majority".
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  15. Pretty much. It's how the Byzantines lost Asia Minor.
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  16. "My daughter, if she has kids" Unless you set the expectation for your kids that they will have kids in their turn, your culture is already lost. Stop being so shortsighted. THIS is the elephant in the room. We will watch ancient states collapse - Italy, Greece, and Spain first. The more governments depend on immigration, the quicker the collapse of the culture will be -- the more immigrants, the sooner they will cease to be the Western countries they were. If what prosperity they have can survive the cultural shift, that has not yet been demonstrated.
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  17. You need to make sure your son understands that the only normal and acceptable form of family is a mother, a father, (for life), and their children. DO NOT let him normalize any other sort in his mind, or your grandchildren will suffer like his acquaintance.
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  18. "All these people in the media said, 'no no no you must be afraid!'" Yes. Their ability to direct the fears of their audience has been the conscious source of the media's power for decades now.
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  19. So, who else thinks that not having their father in their household contributed greatly to these boys' confusion?
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  20. "I have solutions to those objections. The solutions are to develop solutions to those objections." - Big Brain Deep Thinker Neil deGrasse Tyson
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  21. "Oil prices were sky-high, so Putin had an unlimited checking account. Who wouldn't be successful under those circumstances?" Venezuela. Come on Francis, that was pitched straight to you!
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  22. "We've never had a conversation about how excellent Obama was at taking on ISIS" Sure. That conversation would go, "Obama was completely ineffective at taking on ISIS, but once Trump came in and changed the rules of engagement, ISIS was wiped out practically overnight." There, conversation done.
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  23.  @bovinicide  The proper response is to congratulate her on surviving having mean things said to her on the Internet. Would she like a micromedal for microvalor, for facing microaggressions?
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  24. The solution to this problem is to disempower the court eunuchs (Ivy League Graduates with no sympathy for local American populations) that actually write our legislation.
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  25.  @richardleonori9345  You've got to be kidding. Did you see Sam's last Triggernometry episode?
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  26. So Biden's only hope is Trump Derangement Syndrome? Hm. Interesting.
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  27. "The normal people in the country who are not engaged" Just started boycotting Bud Lite. One ad, just one ad, showing Mulvaney interviewing Biden, would lead to Biden's burial in a fifty-state landslide.
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  28. When these activists say "This is harmful", they mean "This is harmful to my ability to convince children to commit degraded acts with me". These activists need to be named, shamed, and have their ability to contact children removed by force of law.
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  29. What if we stopped calling it "controlling fertility" and started calling it "daily sterility poison"? What if we recognized that these chemicals were getting into the groundwater and causing massive health problems in people who did not want to be affected in that way, and banned their mass manufacture?
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  30. Konstantin, when you're in year ELEVEN of your custody fight for more time, when your ex used separation from your kids as part of a strategy to take your house, THEN you can talk to dads about how "dads don't take responsibility". But you wouldn't want to, because you would know better. Any woman unwilling to accept a 50/50 custody agreement has NO RIGHT to complain about men who "don't take responsibility".
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  31. Yeah, I noticed this when he was incredibly smug about how humble science had supposedly made him. He's not an intellectual, he just plays one on TV.
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  32. "It will take a long time for the New York Times to collapse." I give it a year tops, from the point that the Woke faction took over the editorial board.
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  33. In California family court, when a woman makes an accusation against her soon-to-be-ex-husband -- which can be for as little as shouting -- and in fact, the woman has been more seriously physically abusive to the man, the man's lawyer will advise him not to bring it up because it would be "seen as victim-blaming" and, "Do you want your children to end up in foster care?" This system is outrageously stacked against men. The California Family Courts need to be abolished.
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  34.  @leehogg6248  My concern is that people are putting religious people below others. It is, as you say, not good.
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  35. She's also a Fed, complete with Social Engineering training.
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  36. FF: "Why is it taboo to say that children will do less well if they come from a broken home?" He just explained that, Francis. It's because our political (and therefore our legal) system caters to feminist ideologues.
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  37. It's like they copy/pasted a civil unrest strategy meant for America, and sent it to agents provocateur in England.
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  38. Some guy: "The problem is immigrants can't find work and don't get government services when they come to England" Konstantin: "If there isn't work for them and we can't afford services for them, shouldn't we have less of them?" Some guy: "That would cause all sorts of economic problems like decreasing economic growth" Does immigration actually solve the economic growth problem, if taxes must be raised to relieve overburdened services, and there isn't enough work for them in the first place?
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  39. Are we in a worse position than Britain was, during the Blitz?? Look to Churchill for words to stiffen your spine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jjhxeHIjvU Or FDR -- "We have nothing to fear but fear itself" -- although I would change that a bit -- "We have no reason to despair, unless we give in to despair".
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  40. What Google sees as "American culture" is not actually American culture.
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  41. Two reasons: - The British school system does not celebrate British history and accomplishments well enough, so they do not assimilate - There are just too many of them to assimilate effectively. Schools can be no more than about 5% non-assimilated students. Once you've got streetsigns in languages other than English, you know for certain you have too many immigrants.
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  42. The mandarins of Brussels are destroying Europe.
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  43. "Family Breakdown is what we ought to be talking about, that we aren't" End no-fault divorce. Not joking. Move to a filer-at-fault system, unless fault can be proven on the part of the other party.
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  44. "Comedians are supposed to be the people laughing at what you're not supposed to laugh at" -- only if that suits the anti-traditional agenda. I think it's very telling that the deeply Christian "Babylon Bee" is funnier than "The Onion" these days, and vastly funnier than late-night. Look, I like you guys and I respect your right to free speech -- the first person I heard making the principled argument for Free Speech was a pastor, after all -- but I think your idea of what makes human beings laugh, may be a little limited.
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  45. When was Britain more successful - when it was Christian, or when it was secular? I know Konstantin and Francis are desperate to discover that special version of secularism that will bring fertility rates back, but it probably doesn't exist.
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  46. "It's all about power" ... and here you fell right into their trap. It's not just about power; it's about evil, too. Knowles is right, at this point good needs to grasp some power, and wield it (like the sword that cut the Ring from Sauron's hand) and then rule justly and with forbearance.
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  47. The obligation to be the same person you were 5 minutes ago is called "integrity". That said, it's virtually impossible to be the same person you were 5 or 10 years ago.
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  48. I disagree with the idea that "the pill" is, in the long run, terribly important in any positive way. The question that is currently playing out now, and will make an enormous difference through this century, is not whether women can delay (or forego) fertility. The question is should they (from a societal point of view), to what degree should they, and what are the consequences of their doing so to the extent that is happening now. 200 years ago (before sanitary plumbing, antibiotics, and vaccines), whether the pill was available or not, it would have been an extremely bad idea for women to take it. Any society in which a your average woman had less than 2 children (say, current-day England's ~1.6), would see a catastrophic population collapse within twenty or thirty years, as infant mortality took away a further 50% of those children. That society would then inevitably be replaced by a society that had a birthrate significantly greater than 2.1 -- 4.6 or so is typical for pre-scientific societies. That replacement would probably have been unspeakably ghastly. It is still legitimate to ask, whether a society's norms should include usage of the pill, and how much. Leaving aside health effects of this form of medical waste in the water supply, the simple question of whether a society can survive the progression of three or four generations while sterilizing itself to this extent, is still as critical as it was in pre-scientific times. It's clear that looking at today's numbers, by 2100 today's European culture is flat-out doomed. It will be replaced by a culture with far greater fertility numbers (2.1 at the least), and that society will look at its triumph over Europe, and congratulate itself on its wisdom regarding childbearing, and mock today's Europe for its foolishness and shortsightedness. Europeans will be very lucky if it does not include some unspeakably ghastly things as well, although the treatment of young bepilled working-class Englishwomen by some immigrant communities shows we're seeing that already.
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  49. If Sweden has to answer for all of the piracy, r**e, pillage, looting, enslaving, conquering, or anything else it did during the Viking Age... wow, they're in trouble.
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  50. "The rise of surrogacy" Margaret Atwood wrote a book about surrogacy - got very famous, had a movie or streaming show made about it.
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