Comments by "E Dennis" (@edennis8578) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. Some Palestinians did emigrate to other Muslim countries, but they were so criminal and violent that the countries threw them out. That's why not one Muslim country wants any of the refugees. Jordan has millions of Palestinians already living there, but they aren't given the benefits of citizenship and are severely kept in check. In fact, any Palestinian who attempts to access government services risks getting stripped of their right to live in Jordan. Jordan has stated that no refugees are welcome.
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  2.  @daenydovahsdottir3757  Bingo. His sole reasons for hating Trump are #1. Trump's New York way of speaking and #2. he's old. Yet TP was a Bernie Sanders supporter; he's old, too, and not nearly as energetic. It makes me sick.
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  3. Bingo. This is a civil war: molotov cocktails, bullets, bricks, and truncheons. The choice is to become a soldier or remain a duck in their shooting gallery. The problem is too widespread to be solved by an election.
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  4. I agree. They don't feel shame, they were so proud that they bragged about it in Time. They won't hesitate to do it again.
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  5. Yup. I learned the hard way many years ago never to speak of something I didn't want spread around. Nobody is completely trustworthy.
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  6. Ukraine is a flat country. They can't hide in the mountains.
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  7. Jeff England Write-in campaigns can work. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-elections-murkowski/senator-lisa-murkowski-wins-alaska-write-in-campaign-idUSTRE6AG51C20101118
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  8. Or the death threats. He was back in the states within a couple of weeks after that started and Liz took down most of her own videos.
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  9.  Tharon Pleiades  Unfortunately, that baker is facing more lawsuits by the same group of activists because the court decision was extremely limited.
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  10. 🎯
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  11. Although I, too, don't understand why blackface is offensive, she has to know that blackface has been deemed offensive for years by the pc crowd. Like the two women who almost got kicked out of college for taking a selfie of themselves wearing mud masks at a salon and posting it on the internet.
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  12. They've already said that milk is racist, so yes.
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  13.  @marktrevino1281  I agree! This isn't a mere "mistake." Thousands of people's lives are being destroyed; they have the right to protection from violent terrorists, and they aren't getting it.
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  14. @Hellraiser Because now it isn't just the little guys, it's the most prominent people you can imagine, even when the target has led a blameless and public (well-documented) adult life. When it gets that big, and when Democrats are using this method to railroad their enemies openly, then it becomes a matter of survival and moral obligation to grind the Dems into oblivion as quickly as possible. That you can't see that speaks volumes for your partisan blindness.
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  15. This. He not only tried to go through a manned border, but told the entire world where he was heading beforehand. He was either insane, hopelessly stupid, or it was a psyop. Until I see photos of the dead man's face, I'm not counting anything out.
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  16. At least you didn't go blind or deaf. Or both.
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  17. I wouldn't say that no one considers it. It actually makes the most sense. #1. A teacher leaves a door propped wide open after seeing a man shoot at two people on the street. How does that make sense? #2. Almost two dozen police officers stand outside of the classroom door doing nothing to prevent one shooter with one rifle and listen to the screaming as the shooter kills 19 kids, for nearly an hour. How on God's green earth can any sane human being do that? #3. They prevented parents from going in to rescue their kids to the point of using tasers on them. #4. The kid told people what he was going to do and nobody stopped him. #5. He was evidently in contact with an FBI agent, possibly retired, but I don't know if that's true. However, since January 6 is still on people's minds, certainly on mine, it wouldn't surprise me at all.
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  18.  @limitlessapocalypse2702  In the case when Judicial Watch took Bill Clinton to court over just such a question, the court ruled that any documents in the hands of a former president are to be deemed declassified without restriction. Yes, without restriction. Therefore, there is no requirement for Trump to formally declassify anything; the fact that he had them in his possession makes them automatically declassified. The court was probably trying to cover Clinton's hiney, but set a precedent that they have to abide by now.
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  19. ​ @scallen3841 I don't, actually. They do enough damage as it is.
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  20. China doesn't have to invade. Taiwan's food self-sufficiency is only 35%. They require constant imports of food. All China has to do is cut off Taiwan's imports. It wouldn't take long. When Taiwan is out of food for a week, they'll give in or die. It probably wouldn't matter to the Chinese which one they choose.
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  21. We're in it now. Fight your battles now, or by the time you decide you're ready, you won't be able to. You'll be muzzled and helpless, like the average Joe in the UK. No freedom of speech, no rights under the law, citizens get no protection on the part of the police, only immigrants and politicians have rights there. That's how it's going here, unless you work to stop it now.
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  22.  @mitchelloates9406  Agree. Blaming boomers is misplaced anger; boomers were the ones who were forced to go fight in Vietnam. To fight a horrible war that the government had no intention of winning, because they were afraid of the Chinese, who were backing North Vietnam. Walter Cronkite also lied outright about the war on national television. Lying government, lying media, none of that is new. And the Nixon/Carter fiasco - omg, that was a living nightmare. Double digit inflation, increasing taxes and disappearing deductions (I personally never financially recovered from that, it ruined me), rising fuel prices (one January it cost $40 to heat our house, and the next January it cost $240, on a $12,000/year salary). It was a disaster.
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  23. The field of archeology is full of academics with rocks for brains. For example, the entire timeline of Egypt is off because one female archeologist deliberately ignored evidence at Jericho and pronounced a highly inaccurate date for the ruins. She even ignored evidence discovered by the male archeologist who brought her in on the dig. And once a pronouncement is made, it's written in stone as far as academics are concerned. No originality of thought allowed. Academia in general is like that. I can't tell you how disappointed I was to find out how much academics are strangled by straightjackets of their own making. Don't even get me started on the fields of history and literary criticism.
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  24. ​ @digitalis2977  You would be surprised how many "exotic" spices were commonly used in the American colonies. Have you watched Townsends? His recipes are original to the 18th century. There are other people who make videos about cooking with original 18th century recipes.
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  25. How? Become the first person in the country to be diagnosed with the disease or the first person known to bring it into the country.
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  26. My son has longer hair, and he's a scientist who wears suits every day.
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  27. Yeah, "Brittany," who just fathered a baby with his female wife and wants to be called "Pops."
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  28.  @evans.4279  Remember when Oprah said that the white people have to die before racism is gone, and she accused of racism, on international media, that poor sales clerk who waited on her in Switzerland?
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  29. Aratharr If Russia did it, they did us a great service. Dems are just blaming the (possible) messenger while trying to pretend that the actual crimes they committed don't count.
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  30.  @kimmogensen4888  If you want to investigate war crimes in Ukraine, I hope you're willing to investigate war crimes by the US. We commit war crimes constantly but we get away with it. We have even openly assassinated a head of state, plunging that country into hell on earth.
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  31. There's 40,000 hours of footage. If you watched it 24/7 and didn't sleep, it would take you more than 4.6 years to view it all. Let us know how it goes.
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  32. @Nezir The God Even Stefan Molyneux, who has been an atheist for many years, has recently had to face the fact that civilization is going down the tubes due to atheism, and that the only thing that will save it is a return to Christianity. Computing Forever has recently returned to Christianity for the same reason. We see what atheism brings to the table, and it's a horror show, an upside down world, a clown world, where everything good is now called evil and everything evil is now called good. Why? Because there are no moral absolutes in atheism, where people are just animated meat sacks, babies aren't babies unless the mothers want them, and it's ok to pump 3 year olds full of hormones to change their sex. Why not? With atheism, there are no consequences in the great scheme of things; nothing means anything.
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  33. One thing in our favor is that we have a much larger population than Canada by about 10x.
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  34. Jupiter God Styx's style is evolving. He used to wear a shirt but no jacket. He used to do his videos on his front porch. Sometimes he wears a shirt under the jacket. I'm sure that he crunches the numbers every time he makes a change to see how it affects his audience and contributions.
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  35. Laughing Lark That's why our Constitution and Bill of Rights were written as they were, to ensure the people's rights. The Revolutionaries had had enough of English law and subjugation to an all-powerful government. It's horrific that actual history is no longer taught, not in America and not in England, but the English not only are mainly ignorant of their own history, but they truly don't understand that they have never been free (or else it doesn't bother them).
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  36.  @limitlessapocalypse2702  Why, do you think that couldn't actually happen? My brother-in-law worked as an international human rights lawyer for the State Department for 35 years and just retired. The stories he tells about how classified documents are treated by his colleagues would make your hair stand on end.
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  37. He was found outside on the streets, no note, and they announced it a suicide before they could possibly have had a chance to do an autopsy. Nothing to see here, move along.
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  38. Bob Majew Here's the thing: you can't claim to have been an impartial FBI employee, much less head of the agency, while openly and very publicly telling people to vote Democrat in order to save the country.
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  39.  @TheBelovedDisciple144  Yeah, you make fun, but try negotiating with a Chinese or a Korean, even on a personal level at a garage sale. I've done it; they're rude and insulting to get the price down. They'll accuse you of lying and act all angry, but they still want the stuff. It's all I can do not to tell them just to fuck off.
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  40. There are two things that might be going on. #1. The information that Assange might drop during all of this could be epic, and that might be the plan. #2. Sweden wants Assange extradited for those phony rape charges; we at least can claim priority now and prevent any other country with a grudge from getting hold of him. That said, this whole thing is a travesty.
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  41. @Just one more thing Lots of people work at Walmart, most of them white. The blacks who can't get out of the ghetto, even with the wealth of affirmative action programs, are the ones who insist on wearing their pants around their knees and refuse to speak English. A former black mayor of Boston pointed this out a few years ago. Conformity is anathema to them, and the get what deliberate nonconformity usually gets you - ostracized by the people who do the hiring and rightly so. Societies everywhere have always ostracized those who refuse to fit in.
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  42. Christian here. I wanted Trump to be president because he was the candidate who was least willing to sell us down the river to special interests, other governments, a false compassion like Obamacare or mass immigration, or a political system that I don't want to live under. And he's a real businessman, with decades of business experience in the shark infested waters of New York, and believe me, I desperately wanted someone like that in the White House. That's about all; peace out.
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  43. She not only opened the door, but propped it open. When she saw the shooter fire at two people on the street, she left the door propped open and ran away. 21 counts of manslaughter.
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  44.  @internetzenmaster8952  Only the Ukraine forces are dying in staggering numbers. The Russians have lost very few soldiers by comparison. Their strategy is the conservation of men, equipment and civilians. Ukraine's strategy is "throw everything at them come hell or high water," and consequently Ukraine loses enormous numbers of men and weaponry, thus their constant, belligerent screaming at NATO for more and more weapons. If Ukraine fielded every man, woman, and child in Ukraine, they couldn't outnumber just the number of trained soldiers that Russia has in the reserves.
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  45. Thank you! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  46. The people of Donbas DID vote, in 2014, to go with Russia in a referendum. Ukraine chose to ignore the legitimate results of the vote and has, instead, shelled them, kidnapped them, tortured them, and murdered them for the last eight years.
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  47. Gothic Why? Write-in campaigns can work. Styx is practically a household name; I see references to him all over the place. How do you think I found his channel? I was on the channel of a much-more mainstream political analyst and saw his name so I checked it out. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-elections-murkowski/senator-lisa-murkowski-wins-alaska-write-in-campaign-idUSTRE6AG51C20101118
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  48. That teacher not only unlocked the door, but propped it open, and when she saw the shooter fire at two people on the street, LEFT the door propped open and ran away. She's guilty on 21 counts of manslaughter.
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  49. Bobby Bologna The point is that businesses have always had a right to deny service to anyone they choose until shit like this started happening. It shouldn't even be a question that if you run a business, you can decide not to do business with any particular person or entity, that's your right. It's the same thing as telling the Boy Scouts, a private organization, that they cannot decide who their membership can be; "Oh, so you're an organization whose membership is limited to boys? You can't exclude girls, because that's discrimination."
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  50.  @GazMatic  I had to unsub from TP, too. His hypocrisy finally got to. me. It's stomach churning.
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