Comments by "GunFun ZS" (@GunFunZS) on "Count Dankula" channel.

  1. Perfect sponsor. Every time dank comes on, my first thought is "now there's a guy I want to smell like. That would definitely make my life better."
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  2. Also they forget that it wasn't just right-wing it was pretty well even across Congress. All of the music censorship stuff which was kind of the same groups were backed by people like Tipper Gore. The video game censorship stuff and the music censorship stuff was pretty bipartisan.
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  3. I had some friends do some disaster relief work in Russia during the mid 90s. One of their crew collected military uniforms as a hobby, and bought some uniform items from a street market. The seller said he could get more, and asked what he wanted. He wanted a general's uniform or something like that. a couple days later, the seller flagged them down and said he had what they wanted. He had 3 different general's uniforms.. And a couple RPG7s that he wanted $100 for all of. They were like um, "we'll just take the uniforms, thanks.". Didn't seem like the right people to completely back out of a sale on.
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  4. play that game out. If any time of judge is threatened they have to automatically do a mistrial, people would just always threaten every judge and no trial would resolve. So even though that rule make sense at first thought, it is actually impossible to apply.
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  5. American lawyer: Why do all the state and local concealed weapons laws talk about "concealed dirks" and "nun-chaku-sticks"? Who was even afraid of scottish kilt daggers, and concealed sticks with chains? Why did they spell it that way? Does any law define "Dirk?" -- American lawyer after research:-- Reverend Lovejoy's wife in ~1960 saw some movies and got scared. All the states and cities did Ctrl+C/ Ctrl+V. Also Dirk doesn't seem to have a clear definition even in court cases, but those that i found, aren't talking about dirks, but actually basically prison shank style weapons on the street. meanwhile, most of those states allow carrying a gun, possibly only with a permit though. In my state, CCW permit is easy, but it does not cover knives. You can own a sword, but a knife that springs open or opens by reciprocal force is a no-no. You can own those, but not carry them. Oh, and every folding knife can open by reciprocal force, so it's really a question of how violently do you have to fling it to open, and there is no legal definition for that.
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  6. Ginger is a perk for girls. if you are a redheaded meal though that just means that you are a carrier for hotness in your daughters.
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  7. It's bad but it's several orders of magnitude less bad. Having your house and your life and your friends disappeared and being unable to bank or travel or buy a basic living needs, it was quite a bit less than being demonetized. Demonetization is a step in that direction but it's a very small step and it's a long way from that particular endpoint.
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  8. Nah. Fleeing only rewards the tactic. The tactic follows you. It's bad game theory to quit every time they cheat. In the US, people say this all the time about states which restrict freedoms, or violate due process in one way or another. It just doesn't work. Whatever works gets repeated. If you do X and your opponents leave, you keep doing X and you do more of X. Then the people who think like you, in the places your opponents went to start doing X too. Defense doesn't win. You have to stand your ground and make it public. Eventually enough people are directly affected that the pendulum swings.
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  9. That sounds like Alaska from my experience. But you get better exp. by convincing angry drunks implausible things that distract them from their original plan of fighting.
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  10.  @CreepyUncleIdjit  I'm not saying it doesn't affect partiality I'm saying there's nothing you can do about that. Most judges in America are elected officials, the address is they use when they run for office are public information. plus they go to court every day and in particular office it's not hard to find a judge. Most problems are an issue of incentives. If a judge would need to be replaced anytime they are doxxed and threatened, you have created an incentive to dox and threaten them . therefore is basic strategic strategic theory the only way to prevent widespread doxxing of judges, is to establish a rule that it doesn't matter.
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  11. I dunno. Most of the time when I have seen that label on the news, it turns out to be this. Or basically a social left leaning person who doesn't like being told what to do.
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  12. Morning person is a contradiction in terms.
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  13.  @celticfury7328  Yep, and it was SJW commie cult stuff that lead to it. Literally. Not just using the term loosely for people I disagree with.
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  14.  @adrenalinpump7601  I think he meant he was installing Tapco parts.
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  15.  @randomloser4674  yes generally speaking that is true. However I have watched a lot of videos in America in similar circumstances standing there and getting shot. I would suggest reading a book called on killing by David Grossman. most people are psychologically averse to reacting with real violence.
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  16. Or pathetic lad for the entire town of Skidmore for the entire time they waited on this.
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  17.  @JohnDobak  there are places where it isn't that way. Stephens county in Washington State has exemptions to the building code. You have to build the code if you are a licensed contractor, if you were going to have tenants or commercial use the building with employees, or you plan to sell it. however if you're going to live in it yourself you can opt out of planning. It's a beautiful thing. I knew a guy with a log cabin who had a ridge log almost a meter thick. And it would never pass code because you can't certify the fail rating of that log. You could say certify a laminated plank but is 10 cm by 30, and that would be more than enough to pass for the rated snow load of the roof. But not the massive log.
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  18. Ringtones are easy enough to make. If you want it, just record a clip and set it as your tone.
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  19.  @Ricardo-cl3vs  you mean experience with the acts of the red flag.
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  20.  @Mudmoto_Marine  I was about to comment this. It is of course the correct answer and therefore the guy who said the nonsense about jacketed ammo has a bunch of upholds from people who think he sounded smart but also don't know anything about guns.
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  21. I have never heard anything I would want to say chanted.
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  22. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any actual democracies or republics any more. After Wickard V. Filburn, even the US dropped the pretense of being a representative governement. ~80% of law is written and revised by people who have no connection to the voters at all, who cannot even be hired or fired by elected officials. It simply is not any form of representative government.
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  23. That guy got way more than enough attention.
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  24. He did try to kill some people though with a rifle. Not a good guy when you consider the whole story.
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  25. He actually made a compelling case that he was sane, and won the point. He was sane, and evil.
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  26.  @kimkillillasfuq8212  Where is that definition found? What is the scope? What is the limits of the JX? -- These are very relevant questions. For all we know you are citing a definition from the internal rules of a jail, or an airport. I know for sure that none of what you just said is applicable in the state of WA, which was an early adopter of the model criminal code, and which roughly a third of the other states also adopted.
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  27. More than i want to sit there and take it...
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  28. Those would be hard because almost all the verifiable info is limited and boring. Pretty much all the cool stories were probably made up by journalists. CrazyHorse would do though.
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  29. Is that a filter? I thought contacts at first, but at one point in the vid he looks around and the circles don't track.
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  30. I think it's because most people have been countered enough people who go down that rabbit hole and don't come up. Once you start engaging conspiratorial style thinking you stop looking for evidence and you start looking for evidence of disagreement. You literally becoming capable of reasoning well, and disagreement implies that they are part of it. I say this having very very intelligent friends who went down that track and eventually killed themself, or ruined all of their relationships. It's kind of like hard drugs, small doses at first doesn't look like that big a deal sure you know somebody who gets away with it.... But it is addictive and once you're addicted it just seems normal.
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  31.  @nigelwigglwattle  funny, cause I know a bunch of people in southern States who are fleeing their problems to other southern States. And there is a reason we are getting Beto from Texas...
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  32. It is bizarre how celebrity allowed him to be an absolute dangerous criminal and just keep doing messed up stuff.
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  33. 'cause no one cares. FreeMason, just means old guy who does silly rituals in a clubhouse.
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  34. Also, what kinda pinko commie didn't have his AR loaded already?
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  35.  @quillclock  because he's obviously anti semetic and thinks that we would agree with him. Which is another way of saying he's a delusional wanker.
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  36. And certainly has a cult following despite a fair amount of very dark policies.
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  37. Rip Philip Luty. Rip J Stark. Long live the unstoppable signal.
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  38. You mean a fictional character that who's views change to match every single author who writes him? Yeah Bruce Wayne is like a hundred million different things depending on which bit of the arc you choose to think of as Canon. It would be utterly shocked if there aren't official DC published things showing Bruce Wayne praying and actively advocating for generalized Christianity.
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  39. *pre apocalyptic.
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  40. What is the tower thing about?
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  41. That's almost on par with the behavior of Muhammad.
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  42. That's failure mode. If you did it right your son or daughter knows how to choose people of the opposite sex. Also they are sufficiently scary to creepers on their own. and probably he will be reasonable enough that your son or daughter will actually want your input and opinions on their choices. It only really be going behind your back if you've spent the previous 18 years proving yourself to be an opinionated jackass whose opinions are not worth anything.
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  43. Good call. Plus he embarrassed the English, do Dank should like that.
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  44. He's no pedo. He ain't a slaver. He didn't disinherit his son so he could have his daughter in law. He didn't walk around encrusted in dried jizz. Don't call him momo. That's an insult beyond what you know.
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  45.  @1111Tactical  allah is Mohammed's sock puppet servant.
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  46. How were they to stop it?
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  47. Funny thing is Wyatt Earp is all about suppressing the citizenry. He was all about the fine for me but not for thee stuff. He was a dirty cop who let his criminal friends get away with crimes and disarmed members of public but allowed his friends whether or not they were a badge to carry guns. Allowed them to fight and rob people in his casino, then had a street fight with a rival gang and then he and members of his gang killed members of the other party after they had lost their badges. Is a prime example of a corrupt cop. Not somebody I would want to use as an example of what I want people doing. and no I am not a fan of what the other side of that particular gang war was doing either it was bad guys versus bad guys.
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  48. I am subscribed. All notifications on. This video does not show up in my subscriptions feed. YouTube still playing little games.
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  49. It's an easy fix. Common carrier status, or liability. Pick one, no combos. Boom google etc are all either perfect censors or on the hook for every pedo picture and every copyright violation, or they are not curating.
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  50.  @Clem_Kadidlehopper  even though it is airsoft.
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