Comments by "Mitch Young" (@mitchyoung93) on "" video.

  1. "Affirmative action" doesn't only apply to African-Americans. It literally applies to any black person in the US. In fact, by some reckonings, the majority of beneficiaries of 'positive discrimination' in US Ivy League schools are not traditional African Americans, but the children of recent immigration. This is is why some Black Americans have started the ADOS (American /African Descendants of Slaves) movement.
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  2.  @jakebarnes28  What does that evenes
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  3. What does that even mean?
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  4. Well, again no, there is a whole subculture of very well place people in the US that love to be and promote the 'child free' lifestyle. As is there choice. And it's also the choice of satirists to, you know, make fun of them.
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  5.  @MaxSnowDude  Do they?
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  6.  @WarriorBoy  Keyboard warrior found.
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  7. Brendan Eich is the guy who invented Javascript and then went on to found the Mozilla project (Firefox browser, etc). In 2008 he donated, completely legally, to a campaign in California to keep 'marriage' limited to one man and one woman. (Same sex civil unions were specifically allowed under the proposition, Proposition 8). That proposition won...you know, democracy! Well, homosexual activists burrowed into the public contribution records and found Eich donated. They conducted a campaign against him and he was eventually forced out of the very organization he founded. Of course he wasn't the only one, regular working class people were targeted for 'consequences' too. Granted, he didn't go to prison, just had the work of much of his life taking away from him. For exercising free speech (very quitely). Oh, and a seven person court overturned the vote of millions of Californians. So much for 'democracy'.
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  8. LOL, yeah, on domestic flights you pretty much have to buy a $20 sandwich from the Chili's franchise inside the security at the airport these days.
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  9. Yup. Except that peanut allergies are 99.99% of the time fake.
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  10. Totally agree. I'm guessing the average citizen of the Russian Federation, esp. the ones these are aimed at, understand they are satire. But satire always has a root of truth.
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  11. What can't you do in Russia? Criticize the war? Maybe criticize Putin (although plenty of youtubes still in Russia do and seem to be running around free)? Get gay married -- though from my understanding there's a pretty big if quiet gay scene in Moscow and Peter? Those prohibitions leave a lot of scope for 'free' action.
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  12. LOL. I've seen ABC broadcasts...you are getting all kinds of propaganda, M8.
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  13.  @NS-ln7tf  Wonder if he:s been approached by USAID, RFE or VOA. Sure does seem to have sufficient funds.
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  14.  @matrixfull  Yeah, kinda like 'Why would Russia shell a nuclear plant it has controlled for half a year'? or 'Why would Russia blow up a pipeline it fought long and hard to get built and which it could simply shut off at its end'?
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  15. Is anyone actually being 'drafted' in the RF? My understanding is they are just calling up reserves, kinda like the US did during the 'W' Iraq invasion. Now, since every male theoretically has to do military service in the RF, maybe that means that all guys are subject, but it seems like an awful lot of guys avoid it.
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  16.  @Checkurpager  "Reports"
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  17.  @Checkurpager  I think there's a lot of misinformation out there. There have been mistakes in mobilization and the RF has admitted as much. The point about language is fair. In the US every male must register for the Selective Service at 18. At any time the government can call up those men and order them into the military. Not sure if the president can do it alone or Congress must approve but men who have no military experience at all can be called. That's "the draft' in the US. Calling up reservists like we did in the Gulf War and Iraq/Afghanistan isn't the draft or being drafted.
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  18.  @Checkurpager  Do you read or understand Russian? I follow anti Putin Russians like Popularnaya polika and patriotic sources like Sladkov, Rybar and militaryobswe
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  19. Right bro.
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  20. Have you ever heard of a 'self-selective sample'? Of course the people who left, and stayed, in the US are probably not going to want to go back. However, I too know Russians and other ex-Soviets and some of them mostly complain about the 90s, which was sh*t and was why Putin is in power in Russia now.
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  21.  @314rft  When was the last time the US actually won a war?
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  22.  @bird-war  And, ironically, so did the Russians.
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  23.  @AVikingNerd  Mostly he just reposts other people's rolliks right from the scene of events.
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  24.  @AVikingNerd  so he wasn't in the hospital then?
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  25.  @AVikingNerd  well he does tend to put on a fake British accent when talking with his crush Douglas Murray.
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  26.  @Iquey  The CHAZ 'border guards' actually shot at least two people, killing one (ironically a black teen).
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  27. Try 'tweeting' something about the crime rate of a certain demographic, under your real name, and see how long you keep your corporate job. Sure the US doesn't put many people in prison (unless, you know, you trespass into the oh so sacred space of the US Capitol), but there are 'consequences' for certain types of speech.
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  28.  @VHS_NEON  Trespassing is typically a misdemeanor and certainly doesn't result in 2 year long FBI manhunts. Even in the case of government buildings, e.g. when protestors broken down the outer barricades at the White House, June 1 2020. Only one side of the political spectrum is subject to the full (and more) weight of the law. I listen to Shapiro quite often in my vehicle, never talks about 'that' demographic. Don't know about Crowder.
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  29.  @VHS_NEON  There were death threats against Trump. The Secret Service were so worried they moved Trump and family to a bunker. Dozens of Secret Service, park rangers and other federal LEO were injured. A church was burned within a few yards of the White House fence. A perimeter of barricades outside that fence was breached and rioters were shaking the wrought iron fence around the WH, and those can give way with enough weight and motion. The attack was far more serious and dangerous than the riot at capitol hill. It was an attack on both the symbol of the US government, the head of state and government, while our government was functioning. And yet there has been no web page set up to identify the White House attackers, no national man hunt. No show trial of a congressional 'investigation' to discover what lead to the attacks, who encouraged them, etc. OTOH at Capitol here was virtually no damage, no fire, no deaths to anyone but protestors (who were fired on by cops with pepper balls etc, even those just on Capitol grounds outside). Officer Sicknik died due to a stroke...not injuries sustained during the riot. (a lie spread by NYT and others). It's possible the stress set off the stroke...but street cops experience, you know, stress, daily. And of course that's just in Washington DC. In Portland there was a month long siege of a Federal Courthouse, yet even when identified and charged most of the perps had their charges dismissed. The walls of 'Vets' and 'Moms' who protected the more violent attackers (a classic Antifa technique btw, put 'innocent non-violent' protestors between the militant and violent Black Block types) haven't been charged at all. All the while, city and state officials in Oregon actively interfered in Federal LEOs attempts to control the situation around the courthouse. We can go up the I-5 to Seattle and talk about an actual secession from the US in a small part of a major US city, complete with armed left wing militants at barricades and, ultimately 3-4 deaths including one murder committed by said guards, but this is too long already. Just to bad an alleged 'right wing' person believes the regime media.
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  30.  @VHS_NEON  Failing to see that difference. The many acts of insurrection being during a presidency or one being between a presidencies. And CHAZ/CHOP was in Seattle, the siege of the Federal courthouse was in Portland.
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  31.  @VHS_NEON  And I have no problem with the FBI tracking down actual violent perps but the vast majority of protestors who entered their own public building were non violent. Also BLM was and is based on a lie. Considering rates of serious crime...like commiting 56 percent of homicides, blacks are shot and killed by cops less than expected at 25 percent of such killings. It is nice to know you think that forcing our head of state and government into a bunker is trivial.
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  32. Ashley Babbit was shot and killed. She was unarmed.
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  33.  @VHS_NEON  Trespassing isn't capital crime. Ashley Babbit didn't harm anyone, like 90 percent of the J6 protestors.
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  34.  @VHS_NEON  There were no guns found in the capitol. She was unarmed. Both hands visible. Swat type cops literally within arms reach .. those guys were out in danger by the coward killer cop and in fact took up shooting positions to respond to his reckless fire
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  35.  @VHS_NEON  Coward murderous cop.
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  36.  @VHS_NEON  u are insane. Seek help.
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  37.  @VHS_NEON  Ashley Babbit never waved a Confederate flag. There was one guy in the Capitol, out of thousands, with a Confederate flag. Then again I don't feel out at That flag...just like Union vets meeting their Southern counterparts at the Gettysburg reunion didn't.
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  38.  @VHS_NEON  Well, I'm old enough to remember the TV Dukes of Hazard (maybe on reruns) and then, and to me now, the Confederate Battle Flag that was, for example, painted on General Lee was just a symbol of defiance of central/overbearing authority. And regional pride. I'm not southern and in fact come from a long line of Yankee reb haters, but that flag doesn't give me the vapors.
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  39.  @VHS_NEON  It's Zhirinovsky, he recently died. There are few to no new monuments to Stalin. Ironically the only place Stalin is still idolized is in his hometown in Georgia...he wasn't Russian.
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  40. The language thing is the fakest thing about it, the rest is pretty rooted in reality.
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  41.  @ieaturanium574  LOL...I'm American. I studied Russian at University (two years). Can barely string a sentence together.
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