Comments by "ItCouldBe Lupus" (@itcouldbelupus2842) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1.  @ElixirEcho  Nope, it's not. That's a proven lie. It's people not following social distancing and mask guidelines and having parties instead of Quarantining. I can guarantee you have no idea what new Zealands population density is because the major city I live outside of has a bigger population than Dallas and is far less spread out. And yet Dallas has such a high rate of cases. We quarantined for a month at level 4 and didn't go down to level 2 for another three weeks. That was when the BLM protests started and thousands of people, including my family, flocked through the streets whilst wearing masks and maintaining good hygiene. Not a single case in our country has been linked to the many large protests we had, many comparable to those in the states in size, not comparable in terms of police brutality because we have standards for police officers in New Zealand and we don't let them get away with murder. An officer once went to jail for the collateral damage of killing a bystander in an active shooting. Pretty sure in your country that gets officers a promotion. That aside, there have been no major links to the BLM protests and increased infections in your country, it's been recorded as well as they can. This is a complete and utter failing on Trumps part, complete lack of sensible leadership and a coherent message. Haha, I can't believe you tried the ol population density thing when India is doing better than you guys, and they have less space and a billion people.
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  2.  @Bustahbrown  I'm in New Zealand. He could have just copied what our prime minister did. Our deaths per-capita is really good. Our hospitals didn't get even close to full. Other underdeveloped countries are doing much better than the states. What he should have done is not repeatedly lied about it going away, all his followers believed him and they are dying by the thousands.
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  3.  @thebigredwagon  Peterson is the bigger fool. Always has been.
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  4. @Ethan Morton Exactly, the 17 million Americans who just lost their jobs probably won't be able to pay for much. Money shouldn't be a barrier to simple life saving healthcare.
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  5. Have you ever been to church? It's the most boring thing in the world, he'd fall asleep in minutes.
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  6. Because Christianity has been co-opted by conservativism and loving your neighbor has been replaced with selfish hate.
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  7. It already is
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  8. Rape and pedophilia as well.
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  9.  @aliamjon2550  Hey dude. Trump isn't a billionaire.
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  10. @Ethan Morton But what about the people who can't afford that level of quality? What about them?
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  11.  @pek242s  It would cost less if your law makers actually cared about the people they're governing and not their own pockets they would ensure that the prices of medicine and medical equipment is not jacked up by 300% like it currently is in America. Supposed to be the richest country in the world, besides money is made up. You can fund trillions into endless wars for the past twenty years, you can afford this. Every other country figured out how, it's not that complicated and America is not that different.
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  12. She's just nervous to be talking on a show. My mum talks like this when she's nervous. You're being a but if an asshole, people who aren't like Americans.
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  13.  @FakingANerve  That's a very good point. Except I would say he is pretty racist at heart, from what we've heard he's said through out his life behind closed doors. He's a chameleon. He decided a long time ago that being a right wing fascist would be the easiest way for him to gain power.
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  14. No one is teaching kids to turn Trans, because no one turns trans. They either are trans or they aren't. The worst thing you can do to a trans child is reject them for who they are, that's what conservative familes often do. That's why there is such a large amount of trans youth who are homeless. Really sad that Conservative care more about politics than their own children.
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  15.  @pek242s  You don't think America has a proportionate amount of doctors and hospitals for their population like Australia and New Zealand?
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  16. @Ethan Morton No ones asking you to solve anything, you'll still be able to pay for private care, just like every other country. You don't have to forgo quality to have quantity, there's nothing to show that is the case anywhere else. There will still be the best and most expensive private healthcare in the US, only people won't go into debt for getting life saving surgery at a public hospital. It's just common sense and it's not as complicated as you're all making it out to be. The only reason it hasn't happened is because America is owned by capitalists and it's not more profitable to help everyone and bring it into the 21st century, it's better and easier for them to rule over a crumbling third world country that's convinced itself it's number one.
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  17.  @pek242s  Your government is most definitely not representing the people, have you seen the Republican party? They mostly give tax breaks to the rich and try to repeal laws that help people. There is such a large portion of the population that vote entirely against their own interests, and another portion who's interests are draining as much wealth as they can from everyone beneath them. America is a crumbling imperialist country, fascism is coming back. I'm sorry your country still needs to debate whether healthcare is a human right or not.
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  18. No one is free under capitalism.
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  19. Nope. Not everyone. Just some. He lost the popular vote by over a million votes. Only won because of the electoral college.
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  20. He's a drug addict. He snorts Adderall and takes UK Sudafed. He also does coke.
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  21.  @FiryaFYI  If Crowder doesn't want to talk to Sam because he doesn't like him, something you are projecting onto him despite criticising others for projecting, then why doesn't Crowder just say that? If his reason for not wanting to debate Sam is simply that he doesn't like him then he could just say so. But instead he pretends it's because Sam's audience is too small, which is obviously bullshit considering the many nobodies he's happily debated on his show in the past. He was booked in to debate Sam at politicon in 2018 and he pulled out of that, using a family emergency which turned out to be untrue as an excuse. The only thing that you've said that's true is that Crowder doesn't owe Sam a debate, of course he doesn't, but the fact that he keeps lying and using weak excuses to justify avoiding debating Sam speaks volumes. Anyone who isn't a loyal Crowder fan can see it's because he's scared of getting demolished by Sam, which he obviously would because Sam is not only a far superior debater than Crowder but the facts are on his side. But like I said, if his reason for not wanting to debate Sam is because he dislikes him then he should just say so.
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  22. No?
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  23. Point out one specific lie
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  24.  @valleyboyzrccrawlers8662  the majority of Americans when polled about his policies... Which of his policies do you like?
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  25. You mean Jill Stein? I don't think she's a Marxist
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  26. It won't help. Crime is caused by poverty, over policing only makes that worse. Any criminologist would tell you that.
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  27.  @johnryan6658  vandals > authoritarian government.
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  28. How?
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  29. You still think you are still smart?
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  30. Conservatives deal in identity politics more than progressives. Progressives just want everyone to be treated the same. Conservatives use identity politics to manipulate people for their own gains.
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  31.  @pek242s  Yeah I feel very passionate about that one. Tell me which part is wrong?
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  32. And his supporters keep losing
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  33. Obviously. People have been saying he had ties to the mob for years.
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  34. Plandemic has been repeatedly debunked.
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  35. You're the one believing unproven conspiracy theories.
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  36. Any confirmed cases that they have?
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  37.  @r.mutti9i725  You realize that Antifa isn't an organized group but a political stance against Fascism right? So the Dayton shooter was sympathetic to people who are against Fascism. That is meaningless.
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  38.  @r.mutti9i725  Haha okay buddy. If you want to believe Antifa is a secret cabal funded by george soros, go right ahead. They're definitely not just regular working class people putting their bodies on the line to oppose organized right wing millita (white supremacist gangs) and fascist cops. I understand the impulse to believe conspiracy theories to feel safer, but the truth is no one is in control. The world is a lot more chaotic than that.
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  39.  @r.mutti9i725  The ones that go out and repeatedly terrorize and assault protestors are fascists, they're doing what fascists do. All the good cops quit a long time ago bud.
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  40.  @r.mutti9i725  Haha what do you mean by a Marxist mindset?
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  41.  @r.mutti9i725  So you don't think systemic racism exists in America? Haha wow, okay bro
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  42.  @r.mutti9i725  Haha you're such a moron. You think white people experience more racism. You don't understand how anything works. You need to spend a few hours on Wikipedia and a few months in therapy.
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  43.  @r.mutti9i725  The burden of proof is on the person who is denying reality, systemic racism against black people in America is a well studied and documented fact, with an extensive wikipedia page and dozens of books and videos made about it. I'm not putting words in your mouth, you said affirmative action is a form of systemic racism It's not. I don't think you actually understand what those words mean. The burden of proof isn't on me to prove something that is widely known and accepted, it's already been proven. You can believe that the world is flat or that systemic racism doesn't exist, but the burden of proof is on you. I accept the world is round and that the United States was founded by white supremacists for white supremacists and black people have never been considered equal and deserving of the same rights and opportunities.
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  44.  @r.mutti9i725  mmmm you might want to read this. Scroll down to the section on the United States. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutional_racism
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  45.  @r.mutti9i725  No it is not technically racist. Once again you have demonstrated a childlike understanding of what racism is and how it oppresses people in the world today.
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  46. It's probably even higher because young people are far lass likely to show symptoms but far more likely to be carriers.
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  47. The first one never ended.
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  48. Trump's Whitehouse is in control of the numbers. It is way higher than is being reported.
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  49. Look at New Zealand. Four week lockdown and less than 50 deaths. Compared to 40,000. And many more will die in the coming weeks. Just wait.
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  50. Why do you think he hasn't already?
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