Comments by "Eli Nope" (@elinope4745) on "PragerU" channel.

  1. I will share you a little secret. When women complain about men, they are complaining about the 10% of most successful and attractive men. They don't talk about the bottom 80% of men, those men are invisible, they don't count.
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  2. I had a friend who had a daughter who said that she was a boy since she was 3. I really do expect her to become transgender later. But when that happens, maybe he'll remember me respecting his choice even when he was a little girl.
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  3. Newton's science was settled for centuries before it wasn't.
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  4.  @chevyDboyMike  I agree, the sad thing is the most racist whites in this country think that they are fighting racism.
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  5. The same thing that gives the government the ability to ban this or that.
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  6. I didn't pick my parents, my inate talents and my ability to acquire new skills. Birth is the first lottery.
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  7. I saw 2 at work and 200 at the grocery store and 2000 at the mall and 20,000 at the concert.
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  8. "They don't know how else to vent their feelings" This is one of two core problems. Life shouldn't be this rough for them in the first place is the other one.
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  9. be a man, get enslaved. slaves work harder than non-slaves, they work longer hours and are less likely to quit if they know that they will get punished for running away. slaves benefit from the advice and encouragement of their owner. the benefits of slavery are enjoyed by all free people. be a man, be a slave.
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  10. he forgot to mention that slavery was only abolished after the enlightenment and the mass rejection of religion in judo-christian cultures. the fact he messed up on was that it was christian cultures that first started rejecting religion altogether.
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  11. i do not honor my mother, i do not talk to her. when i was young, she gave me to a pedophile. this has forever shaped my views on many things, and has given me nuanced beliefs that are scorned by my fellow human beings. many of them are guilty for breaking the second commandment all because of my views. funny enough my views are to do as jesus would do and to forgive my enemies. but i will not forgive my mother. anyone who has a child owes that child a debt, and she did not do her due diligence and responsibility as a mother.
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  12.  @lordedard  my uncle payed for his college with a part time unskilled job. Before the government started giving loans, tuition was a lot more affordable. I bet a flying a sign on the street would pay for college if it was naturally priced. Without government loans, tuition will drop down a LOT. Right now if a smart poor kid gets a loan, he will be paying a long time to pay off that loan, and will stay poor longer.
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  13. Companies phasing out pensions is a problem. Lets address that.
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  14. I support free speech in all the ways that Tommy would oppose. It seems like nobody really supports FREE speech and FREE expression. They all want limitations on people they don't like.
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  15.  @RichMcCarter  does it? I just subscribed near blindly to someone just because they were accused of hate speech. I think more highly of people who have been accused of hate speech than those who have not. Not always, its just like how I think more highly of people who help people who are unable to help themselves more than those do not. Its not an end all be all, but it is a plus.
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  16. if i personally were to pin climate change on people, i would be less concerned with CO2 in the air and more concerned with CO2 in the ocean. many forms of life are dying in the ocean and many of those life forms utilize light and energy from the sun (ultimately the real source of global warming) to survive and reproduce. the ocean is vast, and there are many forms of life that are damaged by the acidification of the ocean. however, if i wanted to make a shocking statement i could accurately say that climate change is impacted by dark colored birds flying around. bird made climate change. you see, any temperature shift will technically alter the climate even if just a tiny and unmeasurable amount. the sun hitting dark colored feathers warms the earth more than it would if it hit light colored dirt. dark colored birds have some tiny effects on climate. and it is technically accurate to say that they change the climate. i doubt they change it more than humans do, but we have no idea how much less. that is how little we know about climate change, we can only guess and have no real way to measure.
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  17. ***** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_acidification "Between 1751 and 1994 surface ocean pH is estimated to have decreased from approximately 8.25 to 8.14, representing an increase of almost 30% in H+ ion concentration in the world's oceans." maybe you don't like their sources? maybe you don't like mine. maybe i am misinformed. but i am far from the only one who believes this.  the flora and fauna of the world were quite different 450 million years ago. if we were to suddenly shock the system by returning to the environment of those times we would undergo a massive and very quick acting extinction event. it is unlikely humans would survive. 
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  18. I don't negotiate with terrorists.
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  19.  @cupocity303  They are certain to meet them. It would be mathematically impossible to attend public school without meeting at least the young ones. Its the top 15% of men available to them according to the latest studies done on twitter and OKcupid.
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  20.  @loveforgood7520  No, but math gives you an idea of what to expect. Your odds of winning the Powerball lottery are staggeringly low, but people still win. When the numbers of people getting together romantically are counted, you can come up with some math, that is where the 15% comes from. It comes from 15% of men receiving 80% of women's' attempts to contact them for a relationship on Tinder and OKcupid. There used to be something called the 80/20 rule that many men were aware of. But the new studies show that it is closer to 80/15. When women complain about men, they are talking about the men that they think about. This is about 15% of men. They are not talking about the men that they don't think about, that is about 85% of men. I am not angry or hostile over this. I did the math, I am much worse than your average woman. I am attracted to about 1 in 600 women in the US. In Japan it goes up to about 1 in 20. In Kyoto it is about half to three quarters of the women in their early 20's. Simultaneously my attractiveness goes up quite a bit in Asian countries.
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  21. The new 401k thing at the end between this video and the last of the same title gets a +1 to this video. I think that is what the old pensions were kind of doing, creating a demand to keep the company profitable and alive (if the company goes under they can't pay pension). Government has the same interest so perhaps government should be setting a certain portion of pay into government bonds or the like to replace pension.
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  22. I want to be able to pay for college with a part time job working under 20 hours a week, and saving over summer with that part time job over summer vacation to buy a new 57 Chevy like my uncle did. I want to be able to support a family of 5 off of a single person working a single job at 40 hours per week gained a few months after graduating high school with no university degree. How does that compare with the "unbelievable" wealth of today? Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?
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  23.  Dr. Stone  The same time frame had fewer people on welfare AND taxes didn't render people broke themselves. My uncle's part time job through college was at a burger restaurant. It allowed him to completely pay off a new car when working 40 hour work weeks over the course of 3 months. If that was normal pay, how many do you think would be on welfare? That same job today would require welfare to assist getting by and of course no new car. Now when someone works they are getting heavily underpaid by those standards, and taxes hurt them more.
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  24. I agree, there are no moral facts. Wishing otherwise does not make your god real.
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  25. name a country where the women are treated worse than the men. we talk about sex attacks and remain silent about murder. we talk about rape, but don't talk about being beaten to death. we talk about kidnapped girls but don't talk about boys being lit on fire. we talk about female circumcision, but not about male circumcision. women and men are oppressed, but it is mostly men doing the oppression, and males oppress each other much worse than they do to women.
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  26. +Spencer you realize that we are herd animals and that for a very long time now it is the survival of the herd and not the individual that has driven human evolution right? using a model of single predator selection does not represent our evolution of morality. allowing others to be harmed is detrimental to your survival in a herd. the herd will kick you out, and you are much more likely to die. in fact in our human herd today, if you perform harmful actions on people, the herd puts you in jail and punishes you for doing so.
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  27. Hans Smirnov happens all the time in prokaryotes in the process of conjunction. don't know why you are calling me an idiot when a known simple mechanism does exactly what you are talking about. or do you not consider this a mutation because of how controlled it is? than what in nature created nylonase?
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  28. the blacks were never freed from slavery, rather the whites were enslaved as well. wage slavery thrives today in the capitalist empire.
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  29. Iamyourmaid i am a guy, and she gave custody of me to a pedophile. she handed me legally over to a person who molested me as a result of her actions. no, he wasn't all bad, and he did pay for me. but i am not gay, and i was not in a good position to defend myself. also he wasn't so old that people his own age were not attractive. he was in his mid 20's at the time, i was in my early teens.
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  30. Iamyourmaid i agree that my mother is a bad mother. i might have been able to forgive her for what she did to me, but she is also responsible for my little sister having gotten addicted to heroine. my mother should have never been a mother at all. i am pro choice, because me and my brother and sister should have all been aborted. some people are not fit to have children, my mother is among those people.
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  31. Iamyourmaid it was a long time ago. i am much older now than he was when he had custody of me. i have learned to get over it, but i can't say that i agree with many people on subjects like that. i am an ephobophile now, and i wonder if that had any effect on me. i am attracted to girls the age that i was when he was molesting me, and i am not attracted to women who do not have the look of teenagers/young 20's. (although some rare women hold onto this look into their 30's are even 40's).
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  32. speaking of broken windows. should the world allow one country to go around enforcing its will on other sovereign countries? isn't that a broken window? doesn't that encourage other countries to do the same? isn't it a disorder when some person goes into another person's house and disrupts that house against the other person's wishes? what is the difference between the US military going into a country and attacking leaders and a group of terrorists going into a country and attacking the leaders of that country? we should police the broken windows and end governments interfering with each other. everyone should keep their national policies in their own borders.
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  33. +Okemicco give custody of children to men, they will opt to have more children. its the jacked up legal system that is getting selfish twats like him to make the rational decisions they make. don't punish men for having children, and maybe they'll have more children.
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  34. hmm, it seems that he forgot to mention how TALL women want men to be. no amount of personality is ever going to overcome my height disadvantage. and i refuse to sell myself short (no pun intended) by accepting a shitty woman.
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  35. @Quinton Gareau-Hames [Student] yes he was. Einstein's theory of relativity more accurately describes gravity.
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  36. @Quinton Gareau-Hames [Student] yes, it is an approximation, it is close but wrong.
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  37. I don't want the state involved in my relationships. I don't want a legal threat backed up by the state over god knows what lie some terrible woman makes about me. And before you tell me to find a good woman understand that I am a social retard and can't tell the difference between the two until the bad woman does something bad.
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  38. Inflation hurts those with the most money most. Those with the most money have the most reason to oppose this form of wealth transfer. Walmart currently uses government welfare to subsidize the wage value that they get from their workers.
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  39. You are projecting. Most leftists come from poor backgrounds. They can't afford to be pampered.
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  40. There are objective truths and subjective truths. These are different things, but both are true no matter what some spin doctor says.
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  41. Women's sports is a lot like men's makeup.
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  42.  @Otterstone  You trying to say that actors of both genders don't use makeup and special lighting to shoot movies? Both men and women are attractive and makeup can accentuate their features to enhance their natural attractive facial features. And women's sports are a lot like men's makeup.
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  43.  @loveforgood7520  Oh, I know. I like Japan quite a bit. If you travel around to different countries, where you fall in average attractiveness can change drastically.
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  44. Communism is a lot like laws. They seem good at first, but ends up they are evil like communism is.
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  45. I like roads. But I don't like all infrastructure. For instance, I prefer not to have NSA and FBI spying on everyone. I could do without mass surveillance. I would be fine without any infrastructure that poses a direct threat to constitutional and human rights should the wrong people be in rule.
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  46. Violent and evil societies. Hmm, nobody likes to mention the one we all know. Its attacking Syria right now, its a major neoliberal player in the game, and has weaponized the banking industry. This comment will be erased, but the truth still persists.
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  47. I like real capitalism, not state mandated monopolies. Real free market capitalism has no such thing as a copyright law. Copyright laws are tools used by groups of elites to oppress the actions of others.
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  48. I know what a pension is, and I know that this guy is an economist. Some important questions, how did pensions become more expensive? Do we really need more tax cuts? Does the removal of pensions also remove the ability for common people to retire? What is the median pension? Are pensions taxed as income? With the government already 20 trillion in debt, couldn't it be said that there is no money in the bank for anything? And yet we still managed to find over a trillion dollars for a useless airplane for the air force. We still seem to be able to afford to send troops to Syria. I am no economist, but the guy you are critiquing is, and he is a good one at that, despite what you say.
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  49. Roe V Wade set a precedent that the government doesn't have a right to breach your privacy in a way that would allow it to determine if you were pregnant or got an abortion. Pro-Life leftists claim that people have bodily autonomy and can do what they want with their body. If either of these principles were extended logically we would see prostitutes thriving throughout the US. They have a right to privacy, and its their body, their choice.
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  50. The evidence shows that the police enforce laws that the people didn't grant consent to be held over them.
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