Comments by "Timothy Neumann" (@timothyneumann6586) on "Four Veterans Speak Out About Tim Walz's "Stolen Valor" u0026 Truth About Pre-Iraq Deployment Retirement" video.

  1. In All Quiet on the Western Front, the beer garden Germans talking war and politics and the German soldier talks about the lack of sympathy of people making light of the suffering of their own soldiers. There is a feeling of entitlement and privilege among some people, and there is no understanding of the real danger that is faced by the soldiers they belittle and all but devalue as humans.
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  2. In The Flash, the multiverse would be like a medical transcriptionist is like a person who is supposed to suffer the conditions typed up in the reports typed up. Soaking into the suffering sick people in those hospitals associated with the electronic medical record. Really? Who does that? A transcriptionist doesn't passively suffer those ailments or reproduce the experiences in his or her own life. By the same token, the court reporter doesn't reproduce the lives of those in the court cases either. Kung Fu was about the empty hands that dealt with unseen suffering of people described in the reports. Really?
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  3. Crazy Dr. McCoy going through the virtual library monitored by the white-haired hologram: There was VR5 and La Femme Nikita wrapped in Homeland with a touch of Orange is the New Black. There is so much Cake Boss versus Ace of Cakes, with a cake shop disguised as West Coast Choppers with purchasers of cakes disguised as Rise of the Lycans. After the party, The Walking Dead felt rather sluggish after eating too much "ammunition." The way parties look to certain people.
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