Dennis Prager Passionately Preaches About The Evils of Socialism

[@normbabbitt4325]

This is one of Dennis Prager's best talks, though I love all of his interviews, talks, fireside chats and Prager U videos. Thank God for this wonderful communicator of right attitudes, true values and authentic religion!

[@jimmalloy7279]

Have you wondered how the youth don't seem concerned we're handing them 22 Tillion + in our natl debt? Isn't this a moral issue? Have you questioned why our pols keep spending so recklessly into it? econclarity.com

[@leonharrison800]

The man is a fool. Socialism has been around for millennia and was essential for scarce resources to be shared for the benefit of the tribe or group. Dennis has no comprehension of life before Capitalism.

[@leonharrison800]

What rubbish. No values. Just rationale by conservatives to justify hate.

[@banditnip0345]

I always get something good by listening to Dennis Prager's talks. Thanks Dennis. God Bless You.

[@kdnick8584]

He is the evil he speaks of.

[@bramhuysen5907]

Dennis is simply fantastic, a great orator, totally right on every issue, has a wonderful mind, immense knowledge and a wonderful sense of humor.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@leonharrison800]

Dennis Prager wrong on every issue. A racist,sexist lgbt hating bigot and a flat earther who thinks we are not responsible for climate change.A total Loop.

[@michaelwalker6256]

Mr. Prager you are the voice.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@merbst]

The voice of stupidity!

[@kdnick8584]

Mr. Prager is the evil he speaks of.

[@kdnick8584]

@@merbst Mr. Prager is the evil he speaks of.

[@angusdesire]

Dennis, you should be the next President of the USA. God bless you from a Scot in Bulgaria.

[@rachaelchavez8766]

Obligations vs Rights this is right on the mark Dennis. Dennis is right too on how it is harder to get off of benefits than drugs. Again on the mark with that one.

[@arrrseeingeye]

"harder to get off of benefits than drugs" But not as hard as getting off fiat currency.

[@rachaelchavez8766]

@jfsfrnd So this would only confirm the argument that many conservatives make in the first place, of taking personal responsibility of taking care of the poor on a personal basis and not relying on the BIG BROTHER government that are creating algorithms to keep you poor. These videos are just showing how once again the government is not the solution my friend. Tell me how this in any way goes against the notion of getting off welfare is harder than getting off drugs? Your videos just back that argument more.

[@rachaelchavez8766]

@jfsfrnd I help the poor and I'm an individual. So where does that leave us. If we can't trust the government and we can't trust people to get it done?

[@rachaelchavez8766]

@jfsfrnd ok buddy.

[@rachaelchavez8766]

@jfsfrnd look the poor will always be with us. You can give all the money in the world to the poor and there will still be poor. You can't control that. What you can control is how you give your time and money. People think they can control the government and people into working the way they should and the truth is no amount of effort will change what has and always will be on this planet. How hard is it to make even yourself do as you wish, to be how you should or ought to be, now imagine how much harder it is to compel others to be what they ought to and even more so compel a government into doing the right thing at all turns. All who have compelled others to do as they should venture into the realm of tyranny. And it happens with all the best intentions. Good luck forcing others to do as they should. I'll start with myself thank you very much.

[@koilzimbabwe]

Thanks for posting this ! Was there and it was great

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@koilzimbabwe]

Jim Malloy 👍🏻

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@koilzimbabwe Let me know if you like it or find it valuable. My whole goal is to arm us to win the debate.

[@DougDepker]

Dennis lives in this world where he possesses unwavering certainty in his objective analysis of all things. Truly amazing that this one man was not only born in to the best religious tradition (judeo-christian) in the best country at the best time (younger years), all while having the most correct opinion on all social topics. On top of all that, he is able to see through the rot of the Republican party to see the true problem, radical leftists (also the creators of racism). How does he know so much with so much certainty!? Seems impossibly implossible, but he possesses it every waking moment.

[@johnwool]

I've listened to Prager quite a bit. He questions his faith continually as do all the faithful. Its what we do. Atheists, on the other hand; don't question a thing because they believe in nothing

[@michaellamont2605]

The older I get after trying to see the good in people, the more evil I see.

[@jimmalloy7279]

Just like darkness can't dispell light, only light can dispell darkness., evil comes from Godless people. There is no light in them.

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@lncmason If you were your own judge your assessment would mean something. By your own admission, you don't have the living God within you. Since you don't, it's impossible for you to know if God's Grace could heal you. My statement stands. It is the Godless, such as Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot, and other Godless Commies, who've done the most evil in the world.

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@lncmason Making an assertion with no facts looks stupid, just sayin'. Add up the communist and fascist deaths and it's not even close. You were religious? What sect?

[@pureenergy4578]

Constantly built in the image of God. Without INTELLIGENCE, we would not exist. This INTELLIGENCE is what spins those waves of energy and light into the quarks that are constantly and magically bursting forth spinning billions of times a second as 3 points of light forming protons and neutrons. Many of these words come from the book THE QUANTUM WORLD written by the physicist Kenneth Ford. Seems to me atoms have never been the center of discussion. Just look at the energy and light that they are --- always spinning and vibrating and pulsating us into being --- precisely creating the miles and miles of blood vessels and intestines and organs that we are. Just look at how precise those quarks/atoms must spin so that all of us, but me, can say "what a wonderful being that I am, so physical and solid". HA ! I say. There is nothing physical or solid about any of us. We are electrical energy fields because atoms are, all 7 billion billion billion of them that we consist of. We are constantly being created as electrical energy fields. What is so physical about that? Not a thing anywhere is solid. Subatomic particles are creating even a rock with constant spinning and pulsating. That rock is alive with INTELLIGENCE which is it's image. Imagine a holodeck where what this INTELLIGENCE wants to see immediately pops up as an image within its mind. Our environment IS the MIND of this INTELLIGENCE. Quarks/atoms don't stop spinning/vibrating just because they are becoming a rock. It is exactly BECAUSE these quarks/atoms spin so fast that this rock can be seen. Sure this rock, just like us, seems "solid", but that is because so many quarks/atoms have bunched up into what we are. "Bunched up". That is a physics term that means waves of energy and light "bunch up" into frequencies which of course then spin into quarks/atoms. It takes INTELLIGENCE TO "bunch up". Hasn't anyone heard that atoms spin as positive and negative poles? Recently I started pasting on some video comments these words of Max Planck, the father of quantum physics: “As a man who has devoted his whole life to the most clearheaded science, to the study of matter, I can tell you as a result of my research about the atoms this much: There is no matter as such! All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force which brings the particles of an atom to vibration and holds this most minute solar system of the atom together. . . . We must assume behind this force the existence of a conscious and intelligent Mind. This Mind is the matrix of all matter.” ― Max Planck, The New Science Max Planck won a Nobel prize in 1918 for his physics work. Yet no one remembers this. Are we all being silenced by those that would prefer that we forget Planck's work? This force that "holds" those atoms together ----- why must this force be discounted as just something that happens? This force MUST be INTELLIGENT, as intelligent as it takes a mind on earth to create the most expensive machine with all its spinning and vibrating parts. Without the intelligence of this force, nothing would exist here or anywhere. I am what is called 67, but I know that I am eternal energy being, literally, because of all the books I have read. I read all these books because I had a NDE or near death experience as a child. I existed with violence in that home, so I looked away and became aware of another dimension. There were energy beings within that dimension that cared about me. They led me to the book LIVING THE INFINITE WAY by Joel Goldsmith. "This book said 'where is God but within you?" The physicist Barbara Brennan wrote the book HANDS OF LIGHT to tell us we are eternal, holographic, multidimensional and electromagnetic energy and light beings. In this book can be seen many illustrations of what we look like as eternal holograms and electrical energy fields. As those quarks burst forth as light constantly creating us, this light is traveling the speed of light from us, from within us to the outside of us making us all look like fireworks. This light doesn't stop. It keeps on going through the next person and wall or tree and star. We can't stop it. It travels so fast that we can't grab onto it, thank goodness. We can't suppress it by telling it that it has no right to go here or there. This INTELLIGENCE just knows what to do and where to go. We are breathing it, walking as it, seeing with it. As this INTELLIGENCE builds our eyes instantaneously, we see with them. Subatomic particles spin and pulsate so fast that creation is creating instantaneous images --- just popping up all around us. Poof, they are there and here ---- POOF, they are not. But our eyes see so slowly that we are not aware of such fast pulsations. I remember reading in the book "THE HIDDEN MESSAGES IN WATER' by Emoto that we pulsate 570 trillion times a second. No wonder we don't see that creation is constant. HI Michael. I meant to paste this at the top, but it would not.

[@beire1569]

thank you for the gift of wisdom, I need time to let it internalize...

[@dawnwhite4036]

What an amazing, wise man!

[@brianhughes475]

52:20 hilarious line......"I thought it was a cross!"

[@zeroz88]

Brian Hughes lol

[@enchantingamerica2100]

i used to be a leftist (although never a committed one) and i know the feeling of cognitive dissonance. I used to just shut Dennis Prager out of my consciousness and only watched videos mocking him. i never would’ve thought of opening myself up to his wisdom before i no longer considered myself a leftist.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@marielachristoff6053]

Mr. Prager, you are awesome!😘

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@jimbrown5268]

Thanks for the upload!

[@jcsilva1225]

Thank you for posting.

[@jimmalloy7279]

You're welcome! I recently published a book explaining, in simple terms, exactly why socialism in its different forms is theoretically vacuous! You can click the link & click on the book again once in Amazon for a free preview. www.amazon.com/Economic-Clarity-Political-Confusion-Classical/dp/0578430215/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1547765974&sr=1-1

[@chrisj6627]

Dennis' speeches are always good but I think this is the funniest I have ever seen him.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@craigaparton5545]

Greatful for your efforts. Thanks for opening our understanding.

[@ayhaynina3034]

As Indonesian, thank you for listening to gamelan music. As Indonesian myself, I admit that it's not my favourite music. 😅

[@reisslindhardt9441]

“I breathe, therefore I receive.” 😂 It’s funny but also chilling when you think that people actually feel that level of entitlement 😔

[@edstonpesito9199]

We know and well discerned their new language being promoted in education, let the Youth hear and well understand the conservatives moral view, it will show their folly.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@caart6317]

Shared it on fb,,, Great preaching!

[@grannysharp772]

WOW I think I lived in Simi Valley the same time you lived there! Incredible!

[@morrisandgillianrosenberg8966]

Dennis is so wise.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@EdgeLagerthaSeawolf]

👏👏👏 Love ❤️ this speech

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@adrainavelasco8744]

It was not a good idea to do this talk in the Church though he is Jewish/Christian he has no idea that Jesus is present in the Tabernacle and he was not for told to genuflect. It was painful to see him stand with his back to the Altar. Dennis Prager and everyone connected is so needed especially in our times. It was a Great Talk but should have been in another building.

[@michelebrian4698]

Great idea to pay your kids to watch this, maybe they will absorb some of this truth

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@alfonsoperpinarobert8033]

Pure Wisdom: "People are not basically good, that's an idiotic, stupid and dangerous idea...Only Americans are basically good"

[@kurtislowe4056]

Awesome

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@nonmagicmike723]

I think people yearn for both freedom and security. It's just that there's often some trade-off between the two, and that some people err more often on the side of freedom and others on the side of security.

[@jimmalloy7279]

I agree, depending on the context. Does security produce advancement? We need a stable home base, a place to lay our heads, security to then improve and take risks. I think he's talking about aspiring & taking risks vs stagnation. Does govt takeover of all health services produce cutting edge technologies & drugs?

[@nonmagicmike723]

@@jimmalloy7279 Yeah, that's true. Short-term security typically produces stagnation and long-term misery. Advances and prosperity are the fruit of individual liberty and risk-taking. If we took all the money and capablities of the most able and put them to the service of the least able, sure, many would get security for a while, but what you've done is also tie the hands of the most productive and deprived them of resources to prop up the least productive. And as a result, less good stuff gets produced as a whole, and everyone ends up poorer and worse off in the long run.

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@The_Bookshelf_Life]

Julian T. ... he who is willing to sacrifice freedom for security deserves neither

[@COVIDpanic]

nominated Dennis Prager for the Jewish Nobel prize 2020

[@sethphillips46735]

There are four types of people roughly equal in number in how they generally think, what they excel at. Religion, Politics, Paradigms, and Ethics.. Religious people are formulaic like political people, but more imaginative generally. Paradigm people are imaginative, but like Ethical, linear. Political people are seeking many seemingly incoherent benefits like ethical people but without Ethical linear direction.

[@matsfreedom]

The words are correct, but the order in which they formulate thoughts is killywampus. By any chance, did you attend a university?

[@KIREGREBRON]

I agree with a lot of things that Dennis Prager so passionately speaks about, but at the same time, I think he is generalizing about many things. I think he is very opinionated. I was brought up in a Christian home in a socialistic society, called Sweden, a country that is unknown to most Americans. I always had a strong belief in the words that Jesus proclaimed. He lived a long time before the concepts of communism, socialism, etc. were invented. I often think of a lot of things he proclaimed and how surprised he would be if he happened to come back today and went into a church listening to a priest who claimed that Jesus said that and that... First of all several of the disciples didn't actually understand what he said, which Jesus repeatedly expressed in some exclamations of frustration. So already there was the beginning of some severe misunderstandings and misinterpretations of what he actually tried or wanted to express. It seems like two of his disciples got it, John, who later wrote one of the gospels and "the revelations" (which is totally misunderstood by most people calling themselves Christians and who can't care less to search for the true meaning of what it's true meaning is) and "the twin", Thomas, who wrote the apocryphal texts found in Nag Hamadi and in Syria in the 40th. Why would Jesus otherwise say that he loved John and that Thomas was his equal? Of course, he meant that he loved John because Jonn understood the true meaning of what Jesus tried to explain (Jesus, as a jew, could not speak freely, because at any time he would have been killed, or murdered if he did so, why he spoke in parables), which Jesus recognized. Why did Jesus say to Thomas that he didn't have to drink from his mouth? Because he knew that Thomas had reached the same level as Jesus (the man) Christ (the anointed; the level of transition to a degree of consciousness where someone becomes enlightened). I also use to think of one occasion when the disciples come to Jesus (who is busy educating people in the new religion, which was not yet invented at the time and which was strongly contradicting what was preached in the synagogues) and say that his mother and his brothers are outside and want to talk with him and he answers that they who follow what he is preaching or pointing to is his brothers and sisters, fathers and mothers. As I said Sweden was a socialistic country when I grew up and during that time we had some very strong prime ministers who believed in the idea of socialism and who from the beginning practiced what they were teaching (they lived simple lives), like Tage Erlander and Olof Palme (I actually felt that they applied the wisdom of Christ, even if they didn't declare themselves as believers). At that time I was a young man and I felt that we were living in a fairly good society where people generally speaking cared for each other. It is true, as Dennis Prager says, that the socialists were preaching that we "had the right to have" free books in the school and that we "didn't have to feel" that we should be grateful for the fact that we got free books etc., but as I remember it, we didn't necessarily feel that we didn't have to be grateful for the books and almost everyone cared for the books, which was transferred to the next pupils in order to come, while we inherited the books from them who were before us and so on. I always felt it was a good system. Now, today, in Sweden we have come to a new situation concerning the question about caring for each other. The system we had before when we paid a lot of taxes (my father paid 85 percent in income tax as a medical doctor) made us rely on that the system would always care for us, which truly was a naive belief. Since about 30 years back in time it has for every year become absolutely clear that we can't rely on the system anymore, because, it has become more and more corrupted every year since. At the same time, the development from other perspectives (technical advancements, etc.) has been staggering, the least to say, but we also can see a discrepancy between rich and poor as we have not seen before. When I was young you seldom saw or heard about someone living in the street, for example, which is not the case today (it is rather common). There is so much to say about this topic, but I feel I already wrote to much. But what I finally want to say is that I think we don't have to polarize as much as Dennis Prager does. I like to listen to his speech though because he says a lot of things which I held for being the truth and at the same time we have to consider that it seems as the originally good intentions of some new ideas sooner or later lead to the corruption of these, as for example the green movement who is mainly led by thugs today, cheating and lying about the climate, the barrier reefs, the polar bears, etc. On that point, I agree totally with DP.

[@jimmalloy7279]

Great Post! I disagree with some of your Biblical perspectives, for one, it's not that John got it and the others didn't, but that none of them got it while Jesus was alive--not even at the ascension where they all seemed to think he was a military messiah about to overthrow the Romans. They got their resurrection faith after the resurrection, and they all understood then. Given your perspectives on Sweeden's Socialist legacy, & your faith background, I think you'd love my book. Click this link: econclarity.com Once on the book website, click, free sample read or buy now & it takes you into Amazon where you can click on the book for a sample read (given you have an Amazon account). In the Kindle tab, you can read longer...into the second chapter.

[@dalen.tenney5210]

Can't understand/hear the questions :(

[@jimmalloy7279]

There was only a mic on Dennis. I increase the volume to the max when the audience members spoke in editing and had to reduce it each time Dennis spoke.

[@dalen.tenney5210]

@@jimmalloy7279 my volume all the way up :( my hope was to influence better planning on the next video!

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@dalen.tenney5210 I have no control of what they do, and better planning isn't possible. I was lucky to get in there. I had to mic Dennis and set up quickly. They don't tell me anything in advance. Oh, and I don't get paid. It's all volunteering on my part and I don't monetize the videos.

[@dalen.tenney5210]

Ah! Had no idea of the difficulties :(. Thanks for your efforts!!! One of my thoughts was if nobody says anything the problem continues. A chance to hear Mr. Prager on any subject is a treat! Thank you :)

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@dalen.tenney5210 If I sent Prager a message he wouldn't respond. I did send a couple and he ignored me. The only way I got in was from a Priest I know who paid Prager to speak. The priest asked if we can record it and put it on the internet, and Prager, probably through his people, said OK. Then Prager and everyone else went ahead with their program and I had to rush to fit myself into the quickly moving event.

[@dalen.tenney5210]

poor audio, couldn't understand the questions

[@jimmalloy7279]

Sorry, Dale, but they didn't tell me there'd be questions and answers. There was only one mic for the recording and it was clipped to Dennis. In editing, I had to boost the sound to the max to pick up what I could when they asked questions and reduce it when Dennis spoke. You can hear it if you turn up your volume and listen closely. I volunteered and did it for no pay. I hope you're not too disappointed.

[@Rochelle937]

I'm a big fan of Dennis Prager and listen to his radio show every day. I loved his book on Happiness. But as a Christian, I can't agree with his definition of the "Bible." There is no Bible without the New Testament, and there is no God without the Triune God of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

[@Gebri3l]

When it comes to the Torah or old testament listen to old wise jews who have studied it like Dennis. Sadly we weren't thought hebrew but these men understand each word

[@Rochelle937]

@@Gebri3l They are not wise if they have rejected Jesus Christ.

[@svendbosanvovski4241]

This bloke is a somnambulist, gingerly stepping his way throughout 200 years of US history with his eyes closed. The strange fruit hanging from trees knew it mattered that they were black; it mattered to Chinese labourers buried along the roadside of a construction project - they knew they were expendable yellow skins; It mattered to Japanese Americans incarcerated during WW2; the Irish, Italian and other emigres fighting for a place; It has mattered for women and gays; and it has continues to matter for the bottom 10% living in trailer parks or under the stars on cold Winter nights. His soft, soothing voice is like sweet candy: you want to believe him as he pipes you to the mountains of salvation where there is no inequality, racism or ugly tomorrows.

[@jimmalloy7279]

Everyone struggled & often had terrible working conditions. How about coal minors or so many men killed in shipyards. He's not denying more bigotry in the past, he's pointing out the left's bigotry now.

[@svendbosanvovski4241]

@@jimmalloy7279 That's my point Jim - and thank you for your courteous response - its still here, and we can dream it away. We need to confront it head on, not through convenient labelling, but by proper examination of its causes and the development of a proper policy response to each of them.

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@svendbosanvovski4241 OK. What's your policy response for this: a white male needs extra money (he could even live in a trailer park). He takes the grueling H & R Block tax course & gets a 93. Women & men of color around him get lower scores. They get hired, he doesn't. Should this be legal? He's a Realtor, & applies for FNMA REO listings when they have a lot. He gets nothing. Women & men of color make lots & lots of $$$ getting tons of listings. Should it be illegal?

[@svendbosanvovski4241]

@@jimmalloy7279Good questions, Jim. Programs that strip away inequality of opportunity (anti-discrimination laws, for example) should be supported in my view, but not laws that force employers to take on inferior candidates wholly because those candidates are women or identify as black. Targeted government funding to help disadvantaged youth to open doors closed to them because their parents are poor will benefit society as a whole. The pursuit of excellence should remain the cornerstone. The idea of free college education is anathema to many Americans with its attachment to rugged individualism and self reliance. I get that. But a universal system providing partiality subsidised, up front college support, replayed after graduation and secure employment provides a collective approach that can: (a) increase opportunity and diversity, (b) disincentive drop out rates (c) provide new revenue streams for colleges, and (d) make for a smarter population.

[@jimmalloy7279]

@@svendbosanvovski4241 You didn't answer my question. In the 1st example I gave: H & R Block discriminates against white men, the govt doesn't force them I don't think. Should it be illegal! Does anti-discrimination include me? Or am I in a special group who can be discriminated against. 2. FNMA was and still is under fed govt control. They blatantly discriminate ONLY against single white males for REO listings. Should it be made illegal?

[@philipbuckley759]

er....it dont work, not here, not there, not now, not ever...

[@ewazizemska781]

Thank You 👍🏾❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Forestgump12able]

I believe if you will, there is a good influence, on mankind, which comes from God, the creator. I believe, if you will, there is an nefarious, or evil influence, on mankind. Which comes from the Devil. It seems to me people on the left mainly listen, lean toward, or love the narrative of the Devil. Look what you can do. It seems to me, people on the right, mainly listen to. God, the creator of mankind, and recieve original good feelings, not conterfeit feelings from being influenced, following, listening to, leaning toward. Listing toward, sailor term, God.

[@jimmalloy7279]

Godless progressive era economic theory caused our national debt explosion! We can stop it! Click on the link for my book and once in Amazon, click the book again for a sample read. If it reads well please get it. www.amazon.com/Economic-Clarity-Political-Confusion-Classical/dp/0578430215/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1547765974&sr=1-1

[@glenvalley4326]

The founding father of Communism Karl Marx(1818-1883) was a Satanist.He abandoned belief in God early in life. Hence the killing of over 100 million people since 1917 by Communists.

[@kdnick8584]

Dennis is the evil he speaks about.

[@Rochelle937]

How so?

[@dalen.tenney5210]

Can't understand the questioners :(

[@jimmalloy7279]

I didn't know there'd be questions & answers & I only had a Mic on Dennis. So I had to pick up the audience by boosting Dennis' mic in editing. I did the best I could. You might like this book very much if you liked this talk. www.amazon.com/Economic-Clarity-Political-Confusion-Classical/dp/0578430215/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1547765974&sr=1-1

[@dalen.tenney5210]

thanks for the feedback :). I understand. Not a complete loss, his answers were helpful anyway!!

[@enslavedbytruth]

America is founded on Liberal ideals...there is no such thing as an American conservative

[@jimmalloy7279]

America was founded on Classical Liberal ideas, not modern "liberal" ideas. American conservatives defend the founding principles.

[@enslavedbytruth]

@@jimmalloy7279 but heavily influenced by Locke and Calvin

[@jimmalloy7279]

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[@enslavedbytruth]

@@jimmalloy7279 cool, I've read 2 of those already, I'll check out the other

[@clintwestwood2731]

Dennis no longer raises funds for the now woke Salvation Army. Neither do I.

[@johnwool]

Me neither...don't shop at Walmart and my phone company is Patriot Mobile. Spread the word brother; it all starts with a single step.

[@jannorris4140]

Trump / Prager - 2020!!

[@jimmalloy7279]

I hope you'll consider getting my book, Economic Clarity or Political Confusion. I wrote it to prepare us all for the election! The more we understand the better we vote. He's a link: www.amazon.com/Economic-Clarity-Political-Confusion-Classical/dp/0578430215/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1547765974&sr=1-1

[@dannielle9268]

Catholicism is not Christian - Revelation 17:5 KJV

[@jimmalloy7279]

Do good people leave their children THEIR virtually insurmountable debt? Why is it that from 1800-1930, 2/3rds+ of years the USA ran budget surpluses? Since then, 22 trillion natl debt! Progressive era economic theory caused this! We can stop it! Click on the link for my book and once in Amazon, click the book again for a sample read. If it reads well please get it. www.amazon.com/Economic-Clarity-Political-Confusion-Classical/dp/0578430215/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1547765974&sr=1-1

[@davidedellanna5970]

Is there a single word towards the millions of homeless people in California or the millions of people without accesible health care dieing with no cure? Nope! So much love for God and so much indifference for real persons.

[@jimmalloy7279]

Thanks for your comment, Davide! Have you wondered why there is so much homelessness? There are three big obvious reasons, among others. 1. Housing costs. Whose policies restrict building, put on massive taxes on development, compliance costs, ever stricter codes, land and building use regulations, and all the expensive delays these cause? A politically caused supply constraint causes price increases. School taxes on development alone cause an increase on a small house or condo's price by hundreds of thousands. 2. Drug addiction. Who demonizes traditional religious faith and promotes secularism. Who told us woman didn't need men and promoted higher welfare for single mother homes, "free love" (which is the opposite of love), abortion, no fault divorce, and all the Godless moral degradation that followed? Who blames Western Civilization and its underlying traditional moral principles? Who always wants God out and the government in? 3. High unemployment and low paying jobs at the lower level. Did you notice that under Trump, we had the lowest black and Hispanic unemployment rates in US History from his business tax cuts, regulatory reductions, and wages at the lower level were increasing the fastest? Have you seen the boarder under Biden? What do you think this massive supply from low paid worker with tax increases and increased regulations will do for low skilled work pay in the USA? Who and what did you vote for? Who are you blaming for these problems?

[@djangor4969]

@@jimmalloy7279 In other words, don't blame God for mans own folly. Great reply Jim!

[@Rochelle937]

I live in CA. It is a cesspool because of the Democratic Party's policies. Plain and simple.

[@gloriastockstill1808]

I have never seen such long winded people. They ask a question and it takes them half an hour hour to make their point.

[@youtubearchive3668]

Lmao