Thinking electricity is an alternative t fossil fuels is like thinking we dont need farms because we can get food from stores instead.

@timothydixon2545

3 ай бұрын

I’m so glad that some people actually realized it almost everything you have in life comes from fossil fuels as these stupid assholes. When the next time they want to buy a bottle of water where the plastic come from petroleum fossil fuels next time they wanna get a drink of water they gotta use their hands stupid college, dumb ass.

@asaenvolk

3 ай бұрын

I think it would be more apt to say, it would be to say: we don't need farms because because your apartment complex has a garden on its roof.

@Lauwit

3 ай бұрын

Its an alternative but not for All things besides that fossil isnt endless

@timothydixon2545

3 ай бұрын

Electricity 95% of it comes from fossil fuels still to this day natural gas Coal oil A very little bit of your electricity is made from other natural resources, like wind, solar, and Hydro 5% the only true alternative to it is nuclear, but most people don’t want that in their backyard, and even then on top of that all of your plastics are made with fossil fuels so the next time you reach for a water bottle and I’m sure you’re one of those type of people that does drink the bottles of water remember that plastic comes from fossil fuels, contact lenses, fossil fuels glasses, fossil fuels, tennis shoes, fossil fuels, your car, fossil fuels the electric car that you want to buy is built with fossil fuels

@ericbernzweig3874

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

France tried a 70% tax. The next year most of the rich Frenchmen were rich Belgians. And the amount of tax revenue France recieved was less than the previous year.

@m4rkscott

3 ай бұрын

In the UK super tax with the levy was 98% which was the start of British manufacturers investing and moving to foreign shores creating mass unemployment and downward trends in the economy , what industry that didn't destroy was left for the socialist trade unions to finish off wiping out many industries like car manufacturing off the British map forever with constant strikes making us unreliable and too expensive to compete peaking at its worst around about 1979. This is interesting because from 1974 to 1979 we had a socialist government an from 1979 to1997 we had a capitalist government with Margaret Thatcher as prime minister from 1979 to1990 in which time the nation seen a dramatic turn in fortune with unemployment reaching its peak at nearly 4% in 1984 which while under conservative government was the continued trend from the 1970s which took a while to reverse. The winter of discontent and unity of British trade union brought the country to its knees and put large communities into poverty. Britain boomed in the 80s and everyone got wealthier halving unemployment in 1989 from the 1984 figures from over 3 million to 1.6 million lasting until the world economical crash. These are just facts and figures, make of them what you will but historically most socialist countries are the ones with the most poverty exempting Islamic countries and tyrannical governments including autocracies

@jtwood4925

3 ай бұрын

The US had tax rates that went up into the 70% range and JFK got rid of them. When tax rates get that high it hurts the economy because rich people don't take risks and put their money into very safe and secure tax exempt municipal and state issued bonds. JFK was talking trickle down economics 20 years before Ronald Reagan and Art Laffer [the guy who conceived the Laffer curve] coined the phrase.

@machutson5493

3 ай бұрын

Yep

@ets5697

3 ай бұрын

It's not just that there is less tax revenue in the coffers because rich people take their money elsewhere. It's also that the "average Joe" gets slapped with the bill - and it brings social mobility to a standstill. Less businesses created, less wealth creation. Less drive to do anything. The poor stay poor. People spend less. Everything comes to a stop and the economy and the culture stagnates. Whatever class you are born into - that's where you will stay. It de-incentivizes growth and productivity. I'm not saying that everything should be about growth and productivity. If people want to hang out at cafes and smoke cigarettes all day, fine. I'm just saying that societies shouldn't withdraw their citizens ability to do so and de-incentivize it. Productivity is de-incentivized in France and many French simply don't do anything. They don't see the point of it. Instead they are dependent on the state and shape their lives around that. It sounds nice in theory but it's not in practice. There's a reason why the US has many of the most dominant companies in most industries around the world and creates most of the technologies that help everyone live better. I lived in Paris for 12 years - it's bleak and everyone is heavily reliant on the state. The fact that you get 5 weeks vacation and that you don't have to pay a heavy medical bill when you get sick doesn't really pan out the way you think it does. Lots of listless kind of bored stagnation out there. Just drifting along... Heavy taxation really does affect the culture's mentality. To each their own of course. Also, I lived in Cuba for a year. People there are, indeed, starving. They have nothing. That's not an exaggeration.

@richardstrongismokecigarsa7215

3 ай бұрын

​@@jtwood4925wrong it was Reagan

Education does not equal intelligence.

@noodles7157

3 ай бұрын

That truth is painfully evident in this exchange.

@sjastram

2 ай бұрын

Ractal thermometers have degrees and look where they get put.

@SensitiveYouTubeCensorship

2 ай бұрын

LOL I sad the exact same thing, word for word!!!

@thepossessor

2 ай бұрын

It equals indoctrination

@andrewmack2161

2 ай бұрын

That statement is truer today than it has ever been in the history of academia. Western Academia is now producing the dumbest educated people that the world has ever seen (The Majority but Not All!).

The white kid has gone to college and learned what to think versus how to think. Thank you Jojo for being the exception and giving me hope for our youth.

@soonersciencenerd383

3 ай бұрын

so right. several years ago, texas had a deep freeze. they had solar panels and wind turbines for electricity, but no sun, and it was -30 degrees, and the turbines froze. no electricity. people died. roads closed down from being iced over; no one could travel. planes could not fly- flights were canceled. oklahoma's governer, ordered our coal generators to go full blast to supply all hospitals and other needed areas with electricity, to keep things moving, without fail. (oklahoma has enough fossil fuels in supply for decades....) life runs on fossil fuels.

@alexiachimciuc3199

3 ай бұрын

I thought ppl went to college to learn fine details of a specific job. If they go to college to learn how to think assuming that before college they didn't know how to think our world is doomed

@jamesreed6634

3 ай бұрын

Why did you bring race into this? Indoctrinated?

@Von..

3 ай бұрын

@@alexiachimciuc3199 This is true, adolescent age was the most crucial part in our life. Thats where most of the parents fail in todays generation and why we have young adults like this one.

So funny story about the “tax the rich” statement. My mom owns a wedding/party venue business, it’s a very nice plantation house and land, she employs roughly 15 staff, a mix of full and part time. Her profit margins are pretty small, the business takes in about $700k a year, but costs roughly $500k per year to operate, this means that her and her husband split $200k per year in personal gross income. All of these figures are fluctuate wildly, and are rough estimates. After their very high taxes, they make about $50k per year in individual income. Anyway, she once said during a family gathering that we(America) should raise the tax on the 1%, and my brother, who helps them with their finances looked her dead in the eye and said but you already can barely afford your car. She looked confused, and my brother pointed out that if the 1% were on a list, she’d be on it.

@Westcoastrocksduh

2 ай бұрын

Your mom is a dum dum. It’s okay so is my mom. She’s a dumb commie.

@lucialuciferion6720

2 ай бұрын

I honestly seriously doubt that. The 1% truely are only the billionaires (Zuckerberg, Soros, Gates , politicians etc) . Your mom is in the 99%. The goverment may be lieing to you.

This biy says that people who don't go to college don't know anything, yet he goes to college and knows absolutely nothing! He disproves his own argument!

tax the rich. and do what with it? Gov is just going to piss it away

@dcg590

2 ай бұрын

They’re already taxed. Waaaaaay more than the poor.

@rob3617

2 ай бұрын

@@dcg590 exactly. everyone already pays way too much. if we have money to give to other countries, we pay too much in taxes

@bleakambition495

2 ай бұрын

@@rob3617what the feds are doing to us right now is the biggest middle finger to the American people we’ve ever seen

@mrh3085

2 ай бұрын

Taxes wouldn’t even be needed if our government stopped reckless spending and we enacted tariffs like our Forefathers did back in the day.

@J-st8vj

Ай бұрын

If the tax is wasted it dosen't matter who pays it. In germany the tax for the rich isn't that high, but last year was the tax income around 1.06 trillion dollar. The government never got that much in a year, but the federal budget isn't enough for their projects. What did they do with the whole tax income? exept to pay of a little of the national dept, they burn it for uesless things like barber 145.000 dollar, cycle paths in peru 335 million dollar, 35 billion dollar development aid for china and so on.

I’m sorry for your distress but now you know how all us old people feel. It’s amazing how kids who have never worked or lived on their own, know everything. College, like any school, is suppose to TEACH but instead now indoctrinate beliefs.

Everyone seems so fixated on more taxes on the rich... how about less taxes for the poor?

@kylemenos

3 ай бұрын

What about no taxes for anyone? Think of it working before arguing against it. What does it cause positively?

@Enjin432

3 ай бұрын

@@kylemenos I didn't say no taxes for anyone i said less. With lower taxes on the poor more money will be circulating localy and help local business and services. Even if you do tax the ultra rich they can pay accountants to find every deductable and loop hole in the books. So it would make more since to tax the poor less.

@kylemenos

3 ай бұрын

@@Enjin432 There is no difference from less or more. If you increase taxes on people they have less money to pay for products and this causes products to cost less giving less money to business meaning less business tax is paid to the government and thus lowering the total tax received by the government meaning you have to raise taxes more making the problem worse. It's also the same in the opposite. The product price reflects the amount you can afford to hand out. Not the amount it's taxed by. Going completely without taxes is a much more interesting idea. That's liberty. Communities would be the operators of their own governance. Business and banks that are unneeded or outdated would simple die and not be kept afloat by corrupt governments. People would be motivated to work and create new businesses without need for religions to grant them some kind of code for living.

@Westcoastrocksduh

2 ай бұрын

How about fair tax’s for everyone. A 5% flat tax no exceptions.

@billmelater6470

2 ай бұрын

Less taxes for everyone.

There isnt a single thing in college you 'only know' if you are in college. College is just a library with expensive personal book readers.

@kokonanana1

3 ай бұрын

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!

@TnT_F0X

2 ай бұрын

@@kokonanana1People forget the founding fathers... Isaac Newton, Leonardo Da'vinchi, Einstein... All were at least half self taught with books and experiments... not college smarts.

@margplsr3120

2 ай бұрын

@@TnT_F0X they were "collage smart" but in the way theire times let it. Ad einsten is exceptional in general so .... you can not throw these names now, it is completly diffrent level of science and knowldegde

@notdeadyet3929

2 ай бұрын

All college teaches you is how to write, speak and find information. You only retain 20% of what you learned. That what a business professor told us at a prestigious university in 1985.

@bobokisama

2 ай бұрын

You are crazy! College isn’t for learning, it is to make the next generation of mentally ill children MORE mentally ill than the generation before it, sterilize the next generation, tell everyone else how much of a horrible person they are for things they cannot control, you know, teach them how to be tacit and bigoted towards and entire majority population group by skin color, an entire sex, and an entire sexual preference. So progressive!

I I'm from Canada, we have universal health care, we wait forever for health care. Thank God we can access American health care and pay for it ❤🇺🇸.

@TheTussman

19 күн бұрын

I'm a Canuck too. I've had 14 surgeries over 68 years without one glitch. Just get rid of the Cuban Communist Trudeau and we'll see the bright light from the top of the hole.

Electricty grows on trees, 17.5 milion US citizens think chocolat milk comes from brown cows ! Thats your fine colledge degree.

I have a family member who did not go to college. Yet he went from working in a major international company, as a general maintenance worker to learning how the plant operates, including management. A few years later HE is running the plant. His bosses were so confident in his ability to learn that they send him to other facilities around the country to learn their operations. All without a college degree.

The student is confusing credit for blame.

Former power plant operator here and I about fell out of my chair when he said we can use electricity instead of fossil fuels lol

The "how about electricity" line was wild. How can you think you know about our energy issues when you can't even tell the difference between an energy source and a delivery mechanism?

In the summer California uses gas powered generators to charge their electric cars 🤣. Colleges are all about dumbing down people and turning them into NPCs and activists that “they” can control.

@Sentinel82

2 ай бұрын

What good is control when the people you control don't know how to think and have no skills?

What’s really crazy about some of this is the fossil fuels argument. They want to ban wood burning fireplaces, while simultaneously wanting to ban natural gas and oil drilling. And their argument is we can just use electricity…..I’m ready to get off this ride I’m getting dizzy

@geraldinedunlop4401

3 ай бұрын

They have to burn coal to get electricity the whole argument it loony they think we’re stupid …it’s the biggest scam ever …..

@nunyalastname-ej8vl

3 ай бұрын

True story a woman said why kill,animals? Just buy meat like I do at the store 🙄😬😳🥺 yup not a joke. She was 100%

@brianmccann666

3 ай бұрын

​@@nunyalastname-ej8vl ... Seen that video. They are insane.

@RailBuffRob

3 ай бұрын

We'll just use solar and wind because nights that aren't windy don't exist.

@nunyalastname-ej8vl

3 ай бұрын

@@RailBuffRob huh? Oh I see you are a all or nothing person. You have problems with renewa le energy?

Look into the history of Jamestown, one of the first two colonies in the United States. When the first colonists got their they had a socialist system and the colony failed. They were literally sailing out of their when more ships arrived with new colonists and a new governor appointed by the British king. The first thing that governor did was institute private property rights and ownership and told the colonists that if they wanted to eat, they had to farm their own land themselves as they were all given land to work a portion of which would be taxed to support the colony. It held everyone accountable and the colony thrived and the rest is history. The same thing happened at Plymouth too. Socialists are complete morons that ignore every single problem with it and they think they have a better way to do it.

I am an old hippie. We once lived on a farm commune ( about 80 people) in theory it would be a small paradise. But everyone expected all the perks of fresh eggs, veggies, wood for fire..., but very few of us actually wanted to participate in the production. We grew up and moved into the capitalist society.

@gregkasza1925

2 ай бұрын

It’s possible now along the southern border. Cross into the US, and get a bunch of free stuff. When you run low, go south then cross the border, get free stuff--Repeat!

@krisnaylor9488

Ай бұрын

Yep. Sounds like socialism.

@Redparrott32

Ай бұрын

We all need to grow up and stop the rebellious movement of the left.

JoJo, you make me so happy. I’m 47 and I am so happy to see a young man use his critical thinking, seeking truth, searching for yourself, and forming your own opinions. Your parents must be so very proud of you. Keep it up. Keep thinking.

@soonersciencenerd383

3 ай бұрын

refreshing..

@haleyoneil9172

2 ай бұрын

I agree I hope a lot of people his age are watching him... this guy gets it JoJo!!!

@stephaniehampton3525

2 ай бұрын

Jojo ROCKS!!!! My grandsons are just like him so I have hope for this country! God bless you too kiddo!!

A college degree only shows knowledge in that field. Not in all fields.

@itsZombieMan

3 ай бұрын

That’s like saying because I didn’t go to a specific country I don’t know what’s going on in that country.

@snowysnowyriver

3 ай бұрын

In the past college degrees used to demonstrate not only knowledge in a particular field, but additionally the ability to absorb large amounts of information, construct arguments, write at length in a scholarly manner, academic discipline and handling stress. These days a huge number of degrees demonstrate very little. When the tutors themselves cannot string together a cogent argument, when they teach politically correct garbage, and their level of literacy is at best barely adequate, then one expects the graduate students to be equally inept. As the old computer programming adage says....."Rubbish in. Rubbish out".

@BJJUSAF

3 ай бұрын

That student is the walking equivalent of book smart vs common sense when we think of people like that. The ones who will brag about education achievements but have a lower IQ than the person they are debating.

@kenwarren9450

3 ай бұрын

A bachelor's degree just means you passed about 15-18 classes on the topic. It doesn't even demonstrate the slightest level of expertise in the subject. Once you get accepted into college, you can get a degree with a consistent C minus average in every single class.

@kenwarren9450

3 ай бұрын

@@itsZombieMan Except that's honestly quite true. If you've never directly experienced a situation, you can very easily have a mistaken impression because all of your knowledge is second- or third-hand.

(7:16) "Electrons... right? They're excited. How do we excite them?" Scantily clad protons.

They call it progress when a city replaces perfectly good diesel trains with electric ones powered by a power plant burning crude oil.

@sksaddrakk5183

2 ай бұрын

Switzerland has electrified its whole train system since 1960. The last thermic power plant was shut down in 1999 and even before that most of Switzerland's electricity came from either dams or nuclear power plants. It can be done with out burning oil.

@vanguardian1

2 ай бұрын

In smaller countries with the right geography, yes it does become feasible, but not for all countries at this point, the technology just isn't there and affordable for everyone to try that.@@sksaddrakk5183

@jenniferpearce1052

2 ай бұрын

@@sksaddrakk5183 Nuclear and hydropower have different environmental concerns. It's a trade-off, not a solution. An improvement to a power plant over cars having their own engines is that you can "scrub" the emissions better. However, you have infrastructure costs, some loss in power, and as we've seen in CA, wildfire threat that comes from additional transmission. It's like the paper or plastic grocery bag issue. One is not better than the other. They're just different.

@sksaddrakk5183

2 ай бұрын

@@jenniferpearce1052 it is a solution in regards to not burning fossil fuels and increase the climate warmimg any further. As I see it we are in a position now where we need to address the most imminent problems (or those for which we have a solution) and hope that with advancing tech we will be able to solve less pressing issues later.

@jenniferpearce1052

2 ай бұрын

@@sksaddrakk5183 Where I live, migrating fish and hydropower are in conflict. If you block a generation of fish from swimming upstream, the next generation of fish don't go farther than their ancestors came from, even if the blockage is removed. You can't just kick the can down the road.

“We live in the real world” unfortunately that’s not true for a lot of people these days.

What I have witnessed with college students is that the idea that "everyone should go to college" is a ludicrous idea. If you don't already have a basically logically sound mind, college isn't going to magically give you one. College can sharpen people who are already mentally competent, but it's useless (if not downright detrimental) to anyone who isn't.

@bobprivate8575

3 ай бұрын

We saw the problem in the opening segment: a person is not intelligent without a degree. The implication is that the degree, conveys intelligence to a person. They're conflating knowledge with intelligence, and operating under the incorrect premise that a classroom is the only place one can obtain knowledge.

@billmorison6073

2 ай бұрын

I believe that modern universities are detrimental to society in general.

This kid is showing his ignorance. My grandfather used to say, There is such a thing as an educated fool. This kid is an excellent example. I learned more in high school than he has learned in college. Of course I graduated in 1971.

I learned this from some old timers; just because you’re smart, doesn’t mean you’re educated, and just because you’re educated, doesn’t mean you’re smart.

It's the electric fairy, you haven't figured that out?😂😂😂

Seems like the type of person who thinks food originates from the store…

I never worked for a poor person.

Plastics come from fossil fuels. There are countless modern materials that are the direct result of the byproducts of refining fossil fuels.

@987654321wormy

3 ай бұрын

Ding, ding, ding. Like his glasses and the laptop he probably uses for school.

@nunyalastname-ej8vl

3 ай бұрын

I think we can do both. Endorse encourage solar wind . ENCOURAGE not ENFORCE. Nothing wrong with using renewable to HELP, not REPLACE. Why it has to be all or nothing is crazy.

@sintanan469

3 ай бұрын

@@nunyalastname-ej8vl Solar and wind are not at a point where they are an acceptable worldwide alternative to fossil fuels. There is a massive gap in energy output between those systems. However, we do have a working alternative to fossil fuels: Nuclear.

@nunyalastname-ej8vl

3 ай бұрын

@@sintanan469 ok here we go. Younare reading what you want to read.mread what i said. I even put I portwntvwords in caps to emphasize them. And you just ignored them. I honestly don't know what else I can do. Go BACK READ WHAT I SAID not what you wanting or thinking I said.,I pick my words carefully.

@kylemenos

3 ай бұрын

Plastics are broken down by fungus same for clearing of oils and chemicals. Mycelium bio engineering needs research and needs funding. Rapid expansion in technology is needed and a free-market is the only way to see that hit it's maximum potential.

The government is going to take almost 3/4 of the money I work for? I would have no incentive to own my own business, whoever I’ve hired, you are out of a job.

How about the electric cars? I say JUNK

@firehorsewoman414

3 ай бұрын

Like communism. - looks good on paper but crap in practice.

raised 2 boys by myself a while back, some people gave me grief about the way I raised them, but when they entered their life as an adult they were fully prepared for what really happens when you are on your own, what they needed to be successful and hopefully happy... thanks.

Please keep doing these. Great work. More people need to see this.

Electrical engineering majors, represent! 70% tax? Hell no. I'm not rich, but am damn thankful for each and every one of them! Poor people can't hire others. I want more rich people, and eventually want to become one of them!

You coming with the fire Jojo! Just like your father, opening eyes and opening minds.

It is very refreshing to see a young man like you. You are intelligent and you also have common sense. Thank you for reacting to this. 😊

Some of the stupidest people I have ever worked with had PhDs ... my last boss, for example 😅

@wendygvozdich3187

2 ай бұрын

I agree 100%

FDR levied a larger percentage tax on the rich in the 1930s for the disastrous new deal and it prolonged the great depression until the beginning of WWII. We were so unprepared militarily and economically that he had to go get the CEO of chevy to help him undo all the destruction he had done. We were literally down to 2 Aircraft carriers at one point facing the entire Japanese navy because of how bad quasi socialist's policies had killed our economy. Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin all praised FDRs economic policies and we wonder why the new deal was a disaster. His own cabinet member testified before congress in 1938 that government had spent millions to get out of the depression and all it produce was more debt.

It means, you’ll own noting, and be happy…. Where have we heard that comment before?

Top 1% starts at like $300,000/year depending on the state. The top %1 of the top %1 is what he is talking about...

I'm 73. I've been on medicare for 8 years, and the only benefit I've gotten was an emergency Hernia surgery. I'm supposed to be able to get a pair of glasses once a year. I'm in need of glasses but the first time I went to get glasses after the eye exam and selecting frames and specifying progressive lenses (instead of trifocals) they added up the cost. I swear I am telling you the TRUTH, but they quoted $900.00 and with medicare, my co-pay was $700.00. SAY WHAT?!! ---> That was outrageous, I did not have money, so I declined to order and I left. I called medicare and told 'em the story, and as I had expected, they were as outraged as I. They said STAY ON THE LINE, and put me on hold. ---> After an eternity, He came back and told me He called the optometrist and “straightened” him out, go on back, and they'll take care of you. I did go back, and this time, I'm not kidding, they adjusted the price to $740.00 and my co-pay was “only” $430.00. I just went home. About 6 months later, I called medicare to get it straightened out. ---> This time I went to lens crafters and got examined by a doctor at lens crafters but a separate business. I gave them my medicare card and that bill was paid by medicare, no problem. ---> Then I went to the lens crafter's counter to select frames, etc. This time the glasses were less than half of the price last time, and medicare would cover the entire amount. EXCEPT when they ran my medicare card like the optometrist did, they said they found that the eye exam was covered, but I had no coverage for the glasses! I left again after getting nowhere with medicare on the phone. I was going to try again when I stopped being pissed off. That was December 2023, I'll try again, maybe in April. ---> I won't bore you with another long story, but I got an abscessed tooth and I called medicare to assure it was covered and to get a dentist referral. I went to THREE Dentists in 6 months with that tooth hurting worse than any previous pain, and Called medicare EVERY TIME to make sure I was covered. BUT EVERY TIME the Dentists ran my card, I WAS NOT COVERED. SAY WHAT??!??!!! ---> So, Medicare scored 1 out of 7 visits in 8 years, and none of that has yet been resolved. I still have, now, 20-year-old glasses, and the tooth broke off, even with the gum line, and it finally stopped hurting. I don't have a knowledgeable advocate to help me, so I'll try again myself, hoping I get a compassionate medicare person who will actually help me! I don't know what else to do!

@suzannenichols6900

2 ай бұрын

I'm wondering if 'Legal Aid' would be of any help. Either that or most cities have a "council on aging". Maybe Google those things for your city.

@251omega

2 ай бұрын

@@suzannenichols6900 Thanks but I'd rather stay with my KNOWN misery, than explore for an UNKNOWN misery that I haven't encountered yet. I'll try to catch it when I'm feeling "UP", whenever THAT happens again.

It's crazy how you have a degree and you are 1000x more down to earth and humble than this dude who hasn't even finished yet. The level of delusion is crazy.

Keep it up bro. We must wake our fellow Americans. We the People. Our only chance.

I will give this kid a lot of credit as a person who typically speaks to Charlie on a college campus. He did not scream, call him names but actually asked questions and listened to responses. He actually shook his hand and said thanks. Much better than 99% of college students than the others who speak with him.

The means of production, distribution, and exchange is owned by the community. And “community” means government.

Im a firm believer that there are certain people in this world that shouldn't go to college, FACT. Im also a firm believer that most " Professor's " dont know their azzes from a hole in the ground. YET there they are teaching impressionable adolescents. Good Grief people stop sending your kids to colleges that are now or always were SUBSTANDARD! YOUR money spends ANYWHERE!

The insane thing is that these students cannot reason.

Thank God for students like you.

His argument of authority proves that somebody having a degree is no guarantee of knowledge or any ability to reason. In fact the lack of logic skills often appears to be directly attributable to having been in college.

@tomhaskett5161

3 ай бұрын

His underlying message is that he has higher social standing than others

@wmason1961

3 ай бұрын

​@@tomhaskett5161it sucks that he believes he is superior based solely on the fact that he is in college. But he obviously does.

The spectrum of socialism and capitalism is the spectrum of private property rights. Capitalism is based on private property rights. Socialism is based on elimination, or weakening, or private property rights. Everything else is just flavour.

Hey Jojo, as an Australian we’ve had universal Medicare since the 1970’s and it’s great! Like most things, it has to be regulated and can’t just be used for everything like prescription glasses, but when people have to go to emergency with severe injuries like broken bones, torn tendons, vomiting blood, pregnancy issues or any number of serious things that you might have to go to emergency for, it comes with the peace of mind that it won’t cost you to get diagnosed upfront because it’s covered by Medicare, which comes out of your tax return. If you want something done quick medically then have private health insurance on top of that. But the brilliance of it is that you don’t have to spend thousands $$$ like you do in the US. For people who don’t have money to splash around for major surgery, the waiting time for operations can be worthwhile in the long run because you won’t have to pay for it. It even works for international people. I know that the UK works fairly similar to Australia so if I were to get injured in the UK and need to go to emergency, the UK covers the medical costs for me, and we do the same for everyone here too if you need urgent medical care. If I were to go to the US and do it, I’d have to foot the whole bill upfront. So it depends on how your Government sets it up, but Medicare here in Australia and the also the UK, is one of the best features in our country that many Americans have gone on Tik Tok to say how much they were shocked by it and loved the system.

Intelligence has nothing to do with education. Education is a sign being able to follow the rules and nothing more.

So Charles Manson should be free because he didn’t murder anyone, he just gave the orders?

You're a great kid, and I give you major respect for doing your own research on issues. Not a doubt in my mind that you will be successful in life. Way to be!!

I love this young man.. He's brimming with common sense.

Stress you out? Imagine what a 67-year-old man thinks listening to this. SMH

( Canadian ) our healthcare system sounds great when we hear how much your bills are, but our wait times for surgeries and treatment, is insane, that’s why they tell patients to consider the MAID program now! So keep private care, adjust it or fix it, but don’t be like us. Also, we go to your country for treatment and medicines

@sintanan469

3 ай бұрын

Honestly, a vast majority of healthcare issues in the US would be resolved if we did away with the insurance system we have now. Many of the prices are the way they are because insurance companies convince hospitals to raise prices and give the original price to the insurance company so the insurance company can provide an incentive for people to pay for insurance. Then the insurance company that rigged the system makes it a tooth and nail battle with them to even offer services to people that pay for it.

@winry2357

2 ай бұрын

When the government has to pay for your healthcare, they can put a limit as to how much your life is worth to them. It’s gross and why I will never support government funded healthcare.

Some of the best takes on this platform. So glad I came across your content

We all feel your sentiment about the delusional product that’s being pushed out of college these days. Keep up the amazing journey.

He's the kind person who'd say we need to end livestock ranches because we can get our meat from a grocery store. 😂😂

70% tax puts millions out of work and on public assistance

In the 90s Clinton and the Democrats raised taxes and revenues went down, the Republicans swept Congress and passed tax cuts and the economy boomed and revenues went up, and we had a budget surplus.

Love your channel Jojo, keep it up big dog!!!!

When they say community they mean the state. The state shouldn't be anywhere near production.

Education should not be filling a bucket it should be a spark that lights a fire.

This fatherless individual is not adding anything to this.

Raising taxes only makes politicians richer

My man, electrical engineering! Much much love myman! Been marine electrician for 20yrs. We need more students like you my man!

When taxes on the upper income levels are raised they cannot compete with cheap foreign labor and will go abroad to compete on a level playing field...China, Mexico, India.

I'm a no name from Johnstown, CO and I love the LFR family as a whole. Thank you all for being reasonable and exposing BS wherever it comes from.

It's nice to see a college student who is willing to admit he doesn't know everything. Thank you, sir. Your transparency is admirable.

Brother !! So awesome that you are in control of your destination !

What you said about the only thing one can know from going to college is eating at a specific dining hall is sooooooooooo true. I mean, if I met someone who didn't go to university but was talking so fluently about stuff I had to go to university to learn, my position will be humble. I'll be like, "how do you know this much?"

This is the Dunning-Kruger effect on display.

Current students frustrate YOU? Imagine how frustrated seniors are... not college seniors but life seniors... we are exasperated. Keep up good work.

We had to frack our well as it dried up. Now we have lots of water. This is just 1 example of how good these things can be if done right.

Think about how much plastic is surrounding us. Everywhere! Even our clothing comes from petroleum products.

In the uk my baked son needed emergency surgery as he had a dental infection. my dentist referred us to hospital dental department took 4 months to get the appointment to see the doctor to tell us “yes he needs surgery” and then we waited 11 months for him to have the surgery. It was. Traumatic and hard time for us all. NHS is only good for easy fix emergencies. Anything complicated your gonna die waiting and be forced to take loans to pay for private if u want a chance.

@CleanSheet1191987

2 ай бұрын

It’s a good idea to have both in Australia.

I love watching you think through these things! You are smart!

Just discovered your website. That was a fascinating video. The fallacies this student put forth…based on what HE thought was the truth…was astounding.

The kid is clearly going in with ill intentions. He's trying to get a gotcha, with his line of questions, but all his "gotcha's" are a false equivalence.

Thanks for your commentary JoJo!!! Your outlook is refreshing. Please make more videos.

My understanding is most of the major cities/regions get their electricity from oil based items. Only a few cities/regions can utilize hydro power and wind/solar makes up a very small part.

@johnotoole5786

2 ай бұрын

15 percent of our power are renemable resources coal was number one for electric but believe it's gas now

Hey mate! Big fan. Love your videos, always loaded with meaningful comments.

These students are around a bunch of other students and teachers who all believe the same thing so of course they are right 😂. They DONT THINK, that’s the problem.

FWIW, we had a 70% bracket in the 1960s and 70s. That was after Kennedy had proposed, and Johnson had pushed through, a tax cut that lowered the highest bracket to 70% from something over 90%. Charlie should have pointed that out. Also, a big part of the reason for the surpluses in the 90s was the sharp, real drop in defense spending after the Cold War. It was called the peace dividend. I really like the kid smiling, heartily thanking Charlie for the discussion and offering his hand. He may have seemed a little belligerent while they were talking, but he was clearly honestly seeking to hear what the other side had to say and was happy to have heard it. Good for him.

That's why they want to switch completely to the digital dollar.

They don't know what plastic is.

Respect for him thanking and shaking the hand of the man he was "arguing" with.

I feel so bad at how these young people have been lied to, used, and mislead.

Yes...that's exactly what that means. You work they gain.

Your majors are impressive young man, keep up the good work.

Education does not remove air from anyone's head? It compresses it to a volatile level?

I find it simply amazing how these people think they know more than everyone in history

Politicians in office should have to pay 70% of their GROSS INCOME in taxes every year they serve in office.. after all they get free travel, free health care etc etc etc

Love the fact that when you weren’t sure of something you immediately went and looked it up. Right on camera. That was legend.

Boy that college kid really schooled ol' Charlie didnt he 😂