Comments by "clray123" (@clray123) on "Curious Droid" channel.

  1. This is not over, pretty much same people still in charge. "Democratically elected".
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  2. There will be a shirt gallery reveal at 1M subs.
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  3. In truth his balls were made of lead to protect against space radiation.
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  4. The ineptitude is part of the massive cover-up, obviously. Here, I solved it for you.
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  5. Yes, the biggest problem with modern technology is that increasingly depends on common infrastructure (communications, energy). When things break, everything will go to shit at once. Just imagine losing access to your bank account for any prolonged period of time in a cashless economy (which is where we're heading to)...
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  6. @Colin Campbell I should add that justifying mass killing of "enemy" civilians to spare lives of "service members" (i.e. the morons whose job was to fight) is especially vile and disgusting.
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  7. @Colin Campbell Guess what, nobody would have died if the brave soldiers refused to conscript in the first place. Now you can take your calculations with other people's lives elsewhere, I'm sure you will find many morons who enjoy them among your friends.
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  8. @Colin Campbell I should add to you "history facts" that Japan tried to negotiate a surrender multiple times with US shortly before the bombing - mostly concerned about saving the "emperor's" ass in the process, but US refused to even enter talks - because they wanted to test their new toy. Also I should add that the US general admitted that incendiary bombing of Tokyo would be treated as war crime had US not been on the winning side. The US "leaders", just like the other countries' were cynical murderers who should have been prosecuted and deposed rather than celebrated. But as we know, history is written by the winners - which is very much apparent with the American fairy tale of nuke ending WW2 (accompanied by their extreme attempts to destroy and censor any information to the contrary shortly after the war).
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  9. Your tax money at work. And no, you cannot unsubscribe from that.
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  10. @Pete is never wrong Lol if you think your taxes don't pay military expenses, and in particular the American ones, you are in for a surprise...
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  11. @Pete is never wrong It's not about campaigns, it's about bullying the whole world into submission. And yes, in one form or another, resources are extracted from all remaining vassal states to flow toward the heart of the military empire. If you disbelieve this, observe the effects of the "financial crisis" on US market versus the remaining countries. In fact the most important competitive advantage US have is their huge military - the threats alone are more than sufficient, no campaigns necessary.
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  12. The presenter here is a reptoid. I mean, just look at him.
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  13. Wow, that's smaller than your mom!
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  14. @Deploracle Now you know otherwise. Life is full of surprises!
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  15. Both military and space spending are wasting valuable resources. Two wrongs do not make a right.
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  16. TL;DW The government has broken laws of thermodynamics and is now communicating with aliens to make the sky fall on our heads.
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  17. You can't officially jump off the edge because there is a huge perimeter wall of cheese guarded by military. Or something. (I'm not 100% up to date with the latest developments.)
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  18. The Chemical Brothers - We've Got To Try
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  19. The amount of information that can be transmitted that way is very small. But if the information is which stock to buy or sell in order to front run some big fish transaction, then I guess it's plenty enough.
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  20. If it is possible for our asshole "leaders" along with the military to detonate them, they are definitely not safe. And never have been.
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