Comments by "dbergerac" (@dbergerac9632) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. I attended a four year state college in 1972. Tuition cost $187.50 per YEAR. I earned $1.60/hr working on campus. We were all doing OK. And then the government decided to "help". NEVER let the government "help" you.
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  2. I know a fellow who had been seated next to Walter Cronkite at a dinner party. When someone asked Mr. Cronkite if we could really trust the news. He replied that we should not worry about what he says, but worry about what he is not permitted to say.
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  3. I don't want to pay for someone else's four year party.
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  4. Stalin also knew how to keep the troops in fear.
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  5. "Salute the marines." So we have our first literal "remote control" president. The puppet strings used to be less literal. It kind of makes you wonder who is in the comms van giving his orders.
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  6. It used to be said: "Don't pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the barrel." I would add: "Those who buy ink by the barrel will never offend those who make all of the ink."
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  7. "Salute the marines." So we have our first literal "remote control" president. The puppet strings used to be less tangible.
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  8. The election was stolen by a handful of local election officials in each of a half dozen states. LOCAL elections matter today more than ever before.
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  9.  @kylevernon  Declare sanctions and arrest anyone providing aid to the insurrection.
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  10. I got the same result. Coincidence?
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  11. When the frustration reaches critical mass. they will invoke the 25th and "rescue" us with Chameleon Harris.
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  12. It is still their "Zero Tolerance" policy and the "walk-back" even said as much. That it was a seminar by a contractor is irrelevant. You cannot blame the printer for your editorial content.
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  13. Does being "phased out" include boxcars for civilians?
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  14. He flatly said that he did not need their votes.
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  15. 2040: Ahh election day.... well son, I remember back when votes mattered and elections were not just a quaint old tradition where we pretend to elect people.
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  16. They are allowing him more and more time in public view while they wait for the "mother of all gaffes" that will guarantee a 25th amendment move without debate.
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  17. So if they cancel all student debts in 2021. What happens to the HS class of 2022? Do they take out loans? Do they have to pay them? If they don't have to pay loans, why even have them? Does every single HS graduate get to party for the next four years on the taxpayers? Will those taxpayers, the generation that just got their loans forgiven, be the ones billed for all future students? Why don't YOU pay for what YOU borrow, and I'll pay for what I borrow? If I am going to be billed for universal free college, do I get to help choose their schools and courses and degrees? I'm glad that I am old, nothing good is going to come of this.
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  18.  @bugglebegger143  Yes. Being reasonable among the unreasonable CAN get you run over.
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  19. Learn portable skills and stop packing into expensive fashionable cities. Were I live, you can buy a house for half what it takes to rent one.
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  20. We're going to see Biden represented by a CGI version and James Earl Jones providing the voice. The softball questions will be provided in advanced, so that Jones will have a script.
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  21. I was just thinking of the same comparison.
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  22. Elections are now irrelevant. A handful of local election officials in a half dozen states stole a country. They will do so much better next time.
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  23.  The Neturei Karta  Don't spin the wheel, break the wheel.
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  24. That will pass.
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  25. Sadly, the teachers teaching civics and economics will all be socialists.
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  26. A-Nike Communists?
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  27. It kind of makes you wonder who is in the comms van giving orders to old Joe.
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  28. This happens when they believe their own polls.
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  29. I paid $187.50/yr in 1972. A part time job covered it; and then the government began to "help out".
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  30.  @cryhavoc1879  Sometimes one can choose the hill he will die on. Force the collaborators to chose as well.
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  31. Judges can see a ballot, they can't see code hardwired into a chip.
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  32. His approval rating is slightly below "no one at all" so the media can say "no one is higher in the polls".
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  33. Who went to prison for "The Pentagon Papers"?
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  34.  @Kodiak1234  With their empty rifles? And do what, exactly?
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  35. There's a lot of empty dorms at Evergreen College. Start there.
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  36. The disinformation age.
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  37.  @crispusattucks4007  The White House Press Office.
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  38. An accounting firm likely considered the cheating rate, leaving the outcome in doubt.
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  39. El Presidente'
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  40.  @bugglebegger143  In 1775 leaders arose, safe from a government an ocean and months away. In 2021, if the NSA, FBI hears a rumor or a hint of a "leader" in opposition, he'll vanish like a puff of smoke within hours. How do you know it isn't happening now? The Party didn't turn Washington DC into "Ft Washington" for no reason. It's just a historical observation, but when The People of Russia seized THEIR capitol building, they stayed put and ( with a leader ) refused to surrender to the USSR. That was the day that their military was FORCED to pick a side. This ultimately ended the Cold War ( That both governments needed to maintain the status quo ) so they've invested years into restoring that cold war. The People be damned. No one is going to do a thing until the reeducation camps begin to overflow and it will be too late.
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  41. The Biden Campaign reminds me of "Being There" starring Peter Sellers.
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  42. North Korea's primary export is fear. They introduce a new weapon and eventually they suggest what they really want from the world to stand down. NK gets paid and the cycle begins anew.
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  43. The vast right wing conspired to vote against her. We voted and that's the whole of it.
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  44. When taco carts are outlawed, only illegals will have taco carts.
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  45. Two effective ways to destroy a city: 1. Carpet bombing, 2. Elect Democrats
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  46. Elections are now irrelevant. A handful of local election officials in a half dozen states stole a country. They will do so much better next time.
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  47. Out on bail, future uncertain
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  48. Ho Chi Minh sandals (Vietnamese dép lốp "tire sandal") are a form of sandal made from discarded tires. They were a distinctive clothing of Viet Cong soldiers. These shoes were often called "Ho Chi Minh sandals" or "Ho Chis" by Americans.
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  49. Give everyone who believes that they have a claim a debit card with 10 million dollars on it, good for 48 hours. Let the bidding begin. The entire issue will self resolve in 3 days. The hyperinflation will be too brief to notice.
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  50. Half of the Democratic voter base has no memory of the Clinton years. Did you think the news or the schools would mention his scandals?
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