Impressive Comebacks That Outsmart Conservative Ideologies

Impressive Comebacks That Outsmart Conservative Ideologies
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[@melchiorlise2466]

The autistic one reminds me of a person who told me I was a terrible person for wanting children, because I am autistic and they could end up like me. I told her I was far more terrified of my child ending up like her.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

Autistic is only a concept, does not mean they are wrong, my uncle was a mongoied, his name was uncle Jimmy, people including my family made fun of him because they were scared of him, he was so strong, my mom and her sister were even scared of him, he was my best buddy as a child...they ended up putting him in a horrible home where he died, he would ask for me to come see him and I did, I still miss my uncle Jimmy

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

People who are upset because of autism are only scared, ooh what the heck is wrong with you,,nothing, nothing, nothing they are only a little different. Wish I could hang with some friends that are authentic in the way they see the world.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

I do not like being around crowds, hated being in college, I run hid being there for my friend. That was when the race riot was in Maryville mo if it wasn't for a gay black guy I would have died, he saved me and my buddy that fraternity saved us, as white and hard rock acdc as you could imagine, they saved us! Wouldn't even let the people hurt us, off-center and defensive crew kept us alive

[@TRADERJEJ]

Almost all of the comebacks are name calling, insults and attacks. Absolutely no rebuttals with facts. Conservative thought is "you can have your beliefs but DON"T force them on us".

[@aaronchandekar1366]

The conservative thoughts had little factual basis themselves

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

As are most of the original attacks But many of the comebacks are facts. For instance I have paused on the post about the Canadian whose husband had brain surgery for zilch

[@Dottie1039]

I was mighty IMPRESSED with these come backs! I felt my IQ grow as a result! LOL!

[@escthedark3709]

Give two men the internet and they'll be entertained for a day. Give two politics obsessed men the internet and they'll argue fruitlessly for a lifetime.

[@iffracem]

That was a Abraham Lincoln quote.. right?

[@clarewillison9379]

14:06 Greatest Twitter Moments and I saw that exchange happening. 😮😂 The classic Rosen quick wit undimmed even while in recovery from surviving a Covid coma. Legend. 💖

[@conniewilkinson9347]

14:07 It doesn't say whether it was permanent or not, but I hope the loss of sight, hearing & feeling was only temporary and came back eventually.

[@andrewwoodgate3769]

Loving these 😍

[@LillikoiSeed]

I needed this today. More, Please!

[@catherinegosse7935]

When I was severely depressed in 2021, this channel helped me get through it. But it has become too political for me and I, unfortunately will have to leave it behind!

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

See ya!

[@lynn69jackson]

The female being born with a Y chromosome is real. Basically, from the moment the XY embryo is conceived, it has a genetic condition called androgen insensitivity syndrome . It is incurable but not life threatening Basically until around 11 weeks the fetus appears female. In a male fetus testosterone starts to create the penis and scrotum. In an XY (technically male) fetus with androgen insensitivity syndrome stays looking like a female fetus. This is because the syndrome makes it impossible to metabolise testosterone. The baby will be born looking like a female baby. Testosterone replacement therapy doesnt work because it can't be metaboilised.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

Wow, went to school again. If your right that is interesting

[@lindas.8036]

". . . you're right." (you are right). Go back to school yourself and learn your contractions. "Your right" refers to your right hand, your right side, your right to be stupid and try to convince others you're smart."

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

@@lindas.8036 I would go back to school if I could. Can't afford college like every other person in the USA, did not mean to offend anyone. If you make fun of people you belittle yourself. 😳 why, I did not mean to show my ignorance. However I hope you have a wonderful week. Thank you for at least taking the time to simply respond.

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

@@user-el1um2rj8s I am not in the conversation with that unhappy person, but I wanted to salute your mature response. Hail to you.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

Wow, uneducated and simply me, may every person out there have a wonderful 😀

[@ramblerandy2397]

How to galvanise an economy 1. Gives tax breaks to the rich, or 2. Give every poor person £600..? Answer, number 2. A poor person will have to spend the money eventually. Multipy that by millions and every penny will benefit someone, including the odd rich person and the taxman. The rich person will consider a tax break as virtually nothing and just bank any extra income, benefitting hardly anybody. Yet governments continue to give tax breaks to people who already don't need any more money.

[@iffracem]

Thank "Reaganomics" for the "trickle down" BS that is still pushed by most right wing conservative governments around the world. It has never worked, it is proven by economists to not work.... but they still push it. Why is that? To help their mates who "donate" to their campaign funding and give them jobs after politics of course.

[@davidrw61]

@5:33=Not to mention the fact that the things that most of us are reduced to doing in order to "earn a living" are pretty much the opposite of fun.... (and who decided that living had to be "earned", anyway?)

[@Jenifer_R_]

Hard to pick a favourite comeback, but this one ~ 10:15~ stung!!

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

Don't forget that said young lady was also his wife's half-sister and was a result of his father-in-law doing the same thing. Bonus points! :)

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

​@@elizabethnavarre7972Wow! Class family 😮

[@romit0072]

15:50 I really need to see this in a restaurant one day 😄

[@voiceofraisin241]

At 13:41. Sorry but citing a single example does not prove him wrong. Whether or not he should have said it in the first place is a different story.

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

To say that intersex conditions are not rare is really, really strange. It is in the low 0,1 percent. Downs syndrome - despite amniocentesis - is far, far more common than intersex conditions. And it is not people with intersex conditions that are trans activists.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

I watch these to smile, laugh, shit just not to think of my own self, keep it happy, dumb, funny...you know like fun

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

The map of a socialist country and the photo of a fairly unbridled capitalist country are both true. The politbureau members in communist countries live like the upper crust in any society. The thing is to bridle capitalism with social concern.

[@voiceofraisin241]

At 14:16. Michael, just curious. Did you also have high blood pressure, diabetes and are overweight? Three commonalities to people who suffered the most from Covid

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

Do you think this person is watching this??

[@Amperzand]

where's the thumbnail? Or was it clickbait?

[@janemiettinen5176]

No, you just missed it. About in the middle.

[@chillmurray7529]

8:30

[@Amperzand]

@@janemiettinen5176 where's the timestamp please? I got too depressed watching most of the other crap ones that were too serious (NOT Happy Land!), so I ran my mouse along the timeline and it did not show up.

[@janemiettinen5176]

@@Amperzand Some nice person has already given you the timestamp.

[@Amperzand]

@@janemiettinen5176 Thank you I was looking for the exact side by side pic used in the thumbnail

[@conniewilkinson9347]

10:22 Actually the DNA evidence shows that only Hemmings youngest child had DNA from Jefferson's line but does not prove that it was from Jefferson himself. DNA evidence can prove who did not father a child but cannot prove who actually did. From an article I read in Science magazine: "....after the DNA tests were published, genealogists noted that at least 25 adult male Jeffersons, including eight who lived within 20 miles of Monticello, could have fathered Eston Hemings." So the speculations that Jefferson had sex (and a child) with Sally Hemmings remain just that; speculations.

[@Jenifer_R_]

20 miles is a long way to travel for Sally.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Yet only one Jefferson was accused of the r@pe, not cousin Steve. The DNA just more or less confirmed it.

[@aaronleverton4221]

@@Jenifer_R_ Especially on horseback or in a carriage. 20 miles, for the rest of the world, is 32 kilometres. Not so far by horseless carriage, but if your horse walks at four freedom units per hour (6.4kph) and trots at maybe eight freedom units per hour (c. 13kph) then that 20 freedom unit distance is beginning to look like quite the journey for a quick roll in the hay when the alternatives are running your farm or your law office or whatever it is you do to earn enough money to pay for your pre-industrial revolution life. I mean, five hours to get there at a comfortable gait and then maybe an hour in the sack and then another five hours to get home again with literally nothing to show for your twelve-hour day? Somebody must have had a bad, and I mean a really bad, case of jungle fever.

[@Gillsing]

Maybe they were visiting on business? I hear people do that sometimes. Or family get-together? I visited my mom this weekend.

[@Jenifer_R_]

@@aaronleverton4221 Informative, but you went and wrecked it with the last line.

[@ladyvincenza]

More videos like this, please. :)

[@avishevin1976]

The response to Shapiro at 14:56 should maybe have mentioned that killing babies is murder and that if his wife is doing that, she should probably be in jail.

[@richard6440]

He said murdering babies outside the womb. Does he mean outside the body ? I need specifics.

[@avishevin1976]

@@richard6440 A fetus doesn't become a baby until after it's born, so presumably he means outside the body. But Shapiro seems very ignorant of the female reproductive system (see his comments about wet vaginas during sex), so who knows what he really meant? 🤷🏽‍♀

[@conniewilkinson9347]

13.48 There was a large population of black slaves on mainland North American who were brought here by the Portuguese & the Spaniards, long before the French & English got into the act (which doesn't excuse their partaking of the practice). I understand it was the culture of the time, and made economical sense, but it was morally & ethically wrong IMO. The blacks they got were sold by other Africans (Barbary Pirates) who enslaved & sold not only their fellow Africans but others. Incidentally, in case you didn't know, the Barbary Pirates were also stealing and enslaving a lot of white Europeans (and Americans) and selling them in the slave markets in Algeria, Tunisia and the Middle East. "From at least 1500, the pirates also conducted raids on seaside towns of Italy, Spain, France, England, the Netherlands, Ireland, and as far away as Iceland, capturing men, women and children. In 1544, Hayreddin Barbarossa captured the island of Ischia, taking 4,000 prisoners, and enslaved some 2,000-7,000 inhabitants of Lipari. In 1551, Ottoman corsair Dragut enslaved the entire population of the Maltese island of Gozo, between 5,000 and 6,000, sending them to Ottoman Tripolitania. In 1554 corsairs under Dragut sacked Vieste, beheaded 5,000 of its inhabitants, and abducted another 6,000. The Balearic Islands were invaded in 1558, and 4,000 people were taken into slavery. In 1618 the Algerian pirates attacked the Canary Islands taking 1000 captives to be sold as slaves. On some occasions, settlements as far north as Baltimore in Ireland were abandoned following a raid, only being resettled many years later. Between 1609 and 1616, England alone lost 466 merchant ships (and crew/passengers) to Barbary pirates." Some countries were paying tribute to not be attacked but when in 1784 American shipping started being attacked (we were protected by the French during the Revolutionary War) Jefferson sent in the marines to stop the Barbary pirates & put an end to their attacking of American ships and enslavement of anyone they captured. That was the start of the modern Marine Corp. However, all the 'slaves' in colonial America at that time were not black. A large proportion of the people who came here, called 'indentured servants', were white and while not called slaves were technically of the same status as the blacks. Most of them came from England, Scotland, Ireland, the Netherlands, etc. and were 'indebted' to whomever paid their debts, their passage to this country, or were indentured as an alternative punishment instead of jail time. For the term of their indentured servitude they had some rights, but for the most part they suffered the same working conditions and punishments as the blacks did.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

Who the fu are you?only curious because of what you said, normally people only say 🤔 a little about their views

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

They even had some noble people enslaved.

[@conniewilkinson9347]

​@@user-el1um2rj8s I'm a person who likes learning about actual history; not what some people decide to pick & choose. As for what I said about my views, the only thing I said was I think slavery is both morally and ethically wrong (reprehensible in fact). Everything else I said was not my views but came from what I learned about aforesaid history. Go to a well-outfitted library and and you can learn the facts for yourself.

[@user-el1um2rj8s]

What did I say to elicit your response? I agree with your comment, I understand your point, I however never never thought I said anything offensive. Your thoughts are legitimate. I do however have a broad sense of history probably more than most. You did not say anything that I did not already know about. I never meant to upset anyone. Your response shows that I did however make you think 🤔. Have a great week and don't hesitate to respond to me whenever you have time.

[@conniewilkinson9347]

@@user-el1um2rj8s Make me think about what? Whether I should waste my time responding to someone who wants to be a troll? In your first reply to me it seems you are the one who was trying to be offensive by using a diminutive form of the 'F' word. As should be clear in my (asked for, although obviously unwanted) response to your first reply, I said nothing that indicated I was offended in any way. I only replied that I am a person who enjoys learning factual history and mentioned where anyone who does not have "a broad sense of history probably more than most" (at which time I didn't know was you) could go to get more historical info. Now, from this, your 2nd response to me, I can only infer that you are indeed the one who feels disgruntled in some way. Since my posting seems to bother you, I won't be responding again.

[@markusgorelli5278]

9:33 I noticed that I often had a hard time breathing with a mask on when *outside* vs indoors in an enclosed room. The only difference I could think of was that where I am, it is often humid outside. And if I wore it inside, it was usually in an office with drier a/c air. There are anecdotal reports that asthmatic individuals sometimes have attacks in high humidity. Articles on the subject do not address whether the h2o is competing for o2 or the exact mechanism by which this occurs. I would imagine that some effect would show up over long periods of time if measured. Dismissing the issue without examination to get the hard facts one way or another isn't very sciency. btw, I'm sure emergency doctor was wearing his 2 masks in a dry a/c room. If he had to do the same with the a/c non-functional, I wonder if he wouldn't be wondering if he was getting enough o2 in his system.

[@NorthernSeaWitch]

It's nothing to do with the level of oxygen. Wearing one or more masks increases the humidity of air going in. Optimal diffusion of both oxygen in and carbon dioxide out depends on maintaining an ideal amount of fluid in the lungs. Too much or too little limits the rate at which the gasses will exchange. This is what you feel when wearing masks, not the oxygen level.

[@aaronleverton4221]

@@NorthernSeaWitch What? It doesn't increase the humidity of the air going in, that is impossible. What it does is trap the moisture being expelled in the mask. So that the mask becomes ever wetter with every breath out. Meaning that every breath in is through a heavier medium. That is where it becomes problematic for asthmatics, they have to breathe harder simply to get the air into their lungs, even when they are not experiencing an attack. Jesus, don't ever post on a semi-scientific topic again.

[@venator5]

Video full of cringe.

[@octaviusmorlock]

There is a happy land. But this isn't it.

[@jahrolo]

After only a minute and a half I can say that some of these "impressive comebacks" are just stupid, brainwashed and utterly woke.

[@tnmcru2153]

Happy Land? What this? Primer for Gender Based War?

[@clarewillison9379]

Is this the audition line for “times people accidentally showed their bigotries”? 😢

[@jojonoir]

Decided to clear the gunk out of your followers hm? Delightful!

[@susanravella6261]

Where is the "Happy" in promoting division? How about "Live and Let Live" for a happy theme?

[@coming2getu64]

The "happy" comes from the responses to the ugly/stupid comments ✌

[@vjc2270]

@@coming2getu64❤😂😂😂

[@janemiettinen5176]

You might be on the wrong side of history, if none of these werent funny. Just a thought.

[@Maerahn]

You do realise, don't you, that if Conservatives could even ATTEMPT to 'Live and Let Live,' this entire video wouldn't even exist in the first place?

[@aaronleverton4221]

Good advice. Give it to the RWNJs and we'll all be a lot happier.

[@sjfanning7711]

Decided to join the political fray? I subbed to you to get away from this crap. I’m gone.

[@clarewillison9379]

Politics is life. There’s no getting away.

[@planetaryion]

​@@clarewillison9379limited thinking of a weak specimen.

[@clarewillison9379]

@@planetaryion me or the first commenter?

[@aaronleverton4221]

Well, bye.

[@user-ch9ei2tp4o]

Good

[@markusgorelli5278]

8:26 Well it depends. Someone I watch on and off mentioned that he gave one of his employees what amounted to a number of month's salary as a bonus (I can't recall the amount). it was gone by the next month mainly on parties and I think a new car was involved. If the rich person knows how to start and run a business, then he will figure out a way to leverage the 600 (Edit: probably not from Chase lol) to get more so he can continue to live while starting a business. (Edit: I think the intention was that you are taking everything away from the rich person and starting them from scratch. Not that you are giving them 600 on top of their wealth.)

[@NorthernSeaWitch]

If you take all of a rich person's money away then they aren't rich, so your premise is completely wrong.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Id be really interested how this rich-poor person lived, ate, bought gas etc, and started a business with that 600? Because 600 seems pretty low for just living expenses, I dont think it covers rent even the most horrible rathole. I remember a tv show about millionaires having to spend one night like the homeless; these ‘poor are just lazy’ misconceptions fell off real quick. In one night. One guy was sure as sun he will make easy money selling roses, he sold one. Talking a good game is different than actually playing, especially when you havent lived in the real world in years.

[@markusgorelli5278]

11:52 My objection to Greta is that she is a hypocrite. She is happy to live in an oil based world while complaining that the rest of us do too. Not unlike my once overhearing a conversation between two guys pissed off that it was so easy for everyone to have a car because of all the resulting traffic congestion. In other words, they would prefer that they and their friends have cars and require the rest of us to ... well, I don't know, congest the road with bicycles? While I can agree that something must change (I don't know what) is this the hypocrisy that you support? I noticed that while some of the initial comments are badly phrased if not downright incorrect, that doesn't mean that there isn't a real issue that needs to be dealt with. Finding the worst argument to knock over ... there is probably a philosophical term for that ... isn't going to win you any ideological wars.

[@theoriginalr7310]

She is not happy to live in an oil based world. She is trying to change it. If she were happy with the way things are, she would not speak up. Exactly what are you going on about?

[@NorthernSeaWitch]

Unless you expect her to hike into the untamed wilderness and live as a stone age hunter-gatherer, she doesn't have any choice but to live in the world as it is.

[@janemiettinen5176]

Are you asking her to live off-grid to be taken seriously? Wow.. Something definitely has to change, because right now we have enough oil drilled to put us over the point of no return, couple times over. Im worried about that, but I shouldnt be, because world is made by greedy fncks who came here before me?

[@Jenifer_R_]

@@NorthernSeaWitch I think he just wants her to go away.

[@driftwolf]

Where else is she supposed to live? She's stuck here with the rest of us until there's an alternative. At least she and a few others are TRYING to do something. Also, I'm curious as to which comments you considered "badly phrased if not downright incorrect" though.

[@markusgorelli5278]

10:42 I thought native tribes had no concept of private ownership of land? Why complain now?

[@vjc2270]

I think you’ve just demonstrated that you’ve never actually “thought” about “Native tribes” in your sorry life. 😂😂😂

[@janemiettinen5176]

Just like I dont own the globe, but I wouldnt want it taken away from me. Does it make sense to complain now?

[@DrAngelKins]

I didn't subscribe for political s***. I subscribed for happy, funny things.

[@default_user_id]

Idk what's happening to the gop Seems funny as sh*t to me

[@valeriebilquey9691]

It is sad people nowadays think ignorance is a political choice... I don't care whether you vote left or right, whether you are "conservative" or "liberal" or any other word you may use. Believing in a flat Earth or being an antivax extremist is just pure ignorance and/or dumbness. Therefore, proving they are wrong is one one of the funniest thing in this world. But it has nothing to do with "politics".

[@joshcal7370]

@@default_user_idwhat happened to them is they didn’t buy out the media to control information and what people think.

[@beach2snowgirl1924]

💯💯💯

[@blacksquirrel4008]

Triggered much?

[@brianbachmeier34]

“There’s no reason to be walking around with a mask. When you’re in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people feel a little bit better and it might even block a droplet, but it’s not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is. And, often, there are unintended consequences - people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face.” - Dr. Anthony Fauci

[@Jenifer_R_]

Yes, masks can't solve everything alone. But in combination with vaccines and good hygiene, masks are a last line of defence.

[@driftwolf]

Unlike "conservative" pundits, Dr. Fauci changed his mind once more evidence came out. Which it did, as this quote was from the VERY beginning of the outbreak, before the CDC updated its advice on masks once they saw that there were more effective than originally thought. Also because now there were more masks available for non-medical staff. There's several articles about that change, actually, specifically BECAUSE people like you keep trying to mislead others with out-of-date quotes whose context changed once more data was obtained (as happens with science). Although I guess if lying and misleading people is all you've got, this is probably an OK start so long as your audience is as deliberately ignorant and short-sighted as you are. It took longer to write this reply than it did to debunk your statement.

[@Jenifer_R_]

@@driftwolf People just don't understand that science is basically trial and error. Faith does not allow one to question answers, whereas science is riddled with unanswerable questions. This is difficult for some people to accept.

[@Kyrelel]

Some people, even doctors it seems, fail to understand that the mask is not there to protect you, it is there to help protect others _from_ you. The mask is to stop YOU from spreading droplets all over the place. "people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face" well, yes, and it is not a problem because they cannot infect themselves if they do not already have it and, likewise, cannot infect themselves if they already do. Ever wonder why many stores offered you a free mask on the way IN to the store? It was to help prevent you infecting the store/goods, not the other way around.