Comments by "Bob" (@bobs_toys) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

  1. Oh, so that's alright then. It's perfectly OK that tens of millions Chinese were starved to death by an economic incompetent, because something something random western power something something
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  2. Lawrence Wong the Chinese people are so gullible even exposure to foreign ideas and news will make the whole country fall apart?
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  3. Poor Flashman 😥
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  4. ORANGE BOSS as long as you do it individually. No groups allowed.
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  5. All of us? At least for the next 5.25 months. Then none of us.
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  6. Are they? I mean personally I'd say both are good uses of resources. And I've got no doubt that plenty of Russians are both against this and against supporting Ukraine
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  7.  @kevinfreeman3098  the building materials happened here(Australia) as well. Thanks China for the CCP virus. Fortunately it's not a daily expense. On looking it up, three years ago to today, petrol prices in the US have gone up by about 40 percent. A big old thank you to Russia, but they're on their way down. I can't see anything remotely similar to this for food, though. Considering high inflation has only been a thing this year, I'd be very surprised if it was enough to even bother mentioning while you're talking about prices doubling.
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  8.  @ageongki6744  😋 Making fun of how well the comment aged. And highlighting how little progress the Russians have made in all this time.
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  9. This is why dried fruit are frowned on.
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  10. Oh cool. We can test astrology. If your father killed less than three million people, the difference is so great the star signs are meaningless.
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  11. This video is wrong. The Roman empire fell for one reason. No one could think of what it had ever done for them.
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  12. Is it because they're slapping you? If not, they're not really friends.
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  13. There's no shortage of people who think that's exactly what happened.
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  14. My grandfather was a huge fan.
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  15. Not my writing, just an explanation: tl;dr: No the fed did not actually print 80% of all dollars in circulation since 2020. That massive jump in the M1 graph is due to an April 24 2020 change in banking regulations that meant that savings accounts are now included in the M1 calculation.
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  16. I survived 100 days of all the 100 days scenarios at once?
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  17. For what in what country?
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  18.  @kevinfreeman3098  Petrol prices fluctuate on a daily basis throughout the week. This isn't a new thing. Daily changes are pretty irrelevant. It's why you look at monthly averages or longer. Anyone who drives a car should know this.
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  19. ​ @kevinfreeman3098  And yet you think that the price of fuel changing on a day to day basis is unusual. Either you're not a driver, your observation skills are incredibly low until something's been brought to your attention or you're being disingenunous because of some other reason. You were also saying three years ago. Biden took office less than two years ago. Leading up to Biden taking over, the price had been increasing at a fairly steady rate from the CCP virus's lows. Looking at a graph of average weekly prices, I'm completely unable to pick out when he became President. (There was a price increase, but that increase started before he took over, then the rate of increase steadied from March 2021 to February this year) What's much easier to pick out is when Russia invaded Ukraine, which was a year later, then it went from 3.6 to 4.4 per gallon From June this year until now it's gone from $5.1 per gallon to $4 - That seems like a bit of a drop. Now shutting down US production was a completely deadbrained move. It didn't help things at all. It also wasn't the cause of the spike, and prices are dropping, even if the last 24 hour period had a jump.
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  20.  @ageongki6744  dearie me, this comment is outdated and needs to be updated. We are still laughing at you too, almost ten months in, not one goal achieved, way to go!
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  21.  @ageongki6744  if you exclude enough countries, it's number 2.
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  22.  @ageongki6744  another six months and if they were non nuclear, they'd probably lose to New Zealand. A few months after that and it's Tonga.
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  23.  @TheRezro  they've still got the second spot in Russia. I'm guessing the Wagner group is number 1 in Russia by now.
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  24. It was too difficult not to have a war.
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  25. It was too difficult not to have a war. And so the poor ostrich died for nothing.
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  26.  @DinkyDoughnut  you say this as if Russia could overthrow a NATO country. While it's being beaten by a country that's basically being given NATO's hand me downs.
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  27. November 12 2019.
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  28.  @Mattropolis97  also, the Korean war was almost 70 years ago. (as long as we ignore that technically it ended very recently... If it's not still going. I've lost track) 18 + 70 normally = dead You're definitely not going to have experienced senior military commanders from that war.
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  29. This is highly inaccurate. They forgot to include cannibalism in minute 5.
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