Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Why Paul Joseph Watson Is Wrong About Absolutely Everything" video.
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@ianofliverpool7701
If you can't, then there's no helping you. If you're so utterly impatient that you refuse to listen to another person's detailed critique, then you're a lost cause.
If your mind has really been turned to mush, here's an easy, digestible little soundbite for you:
At 9:14, PJ mentions the case of a German woman, refugee activist, supposedly being abducted and killed by a migrant from Morocco.
He conveniently omits that the man was only held as a suspect, yet his point is presented as an instance of migrant violence against Germans, when that hadn't been determined. Innocent until proven guilty.
To top it all off, the man wasn't even a migrant! He was a truck driver legally living in Spain. Hopefully that isn't a problem— after all, conservatives don't take issue with immigrants, as long as they're legal.
Here, the original article in German (just use Translate), spoonfed to you:
https://www.br.de/nachricht/oberpfalz/inhalt/vermisste-sophia-loesche-aus-amberg-polizei-kuendigt-neue-informationen-an-100.html
There are plenty of English articles on the story, as well.
So, so suppose I simply think his point is entirely fabricated, as opposed to "disagreeing with one of his points."
That being said, 'West is the Best" is too vague statement to be defensible without context, which is why I hate that PJ uses it as a tagline.
Best in what?
Quality of life? Sure. Depends on where in the West you mean. I certainly wouldn't lump the U.S. together with Europe or Australia in that regard.
Freedom? Again, that's subject to change. Is Japan Western? It's Westernized, so is it Western?
Can the "West" be generalized like that at all? I'd argue that you're better off in South Korea than you are in, for instance, Ukraine.
Happiness? Definite no.
Get my point? Hopefully you, being so "very far from dumb" could absorb all that?
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The immigrants themselves are generally a positive force for any country— they tend to be highly motivated to succeed, given their situation and determination to rebuild their lives.
This, and the fact that increased manpower is good for any economy, makes them a mildly positive force (because money does need to be spent to accomodate their new residency).
That being said, the cause of their immigration is something that should absolutely be stopped.
Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yemen, Nicaragua, Tibet, and the like, should all be restored and then (militarily) LEFT ALONE.
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