20 Replies to ““These are the kind of ideas that sound good to intellectuals but don’t apply in reality””

    1. Yes, I do too, but I have never heard of him. Is it a leader of a central or South American country? If someone knows, please let me know.

      1. El Salvador, (in the middle section of Central America) it had one of the highest crime rates in the world prior to him becoming President, that rate is now in western Canada’s ballpark, and there are about 60k gang members who will get out of prison in about “never”.
        a view inside one of the prisons…
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69qKUoGhoQo

        A view through some of Nayib Bukele’s X/Twitter file will show you he’s about as best as we in Canada could hope for as well.

    2. Literally … my HERO! Who else but a TRUE hero would step into THAT fray, with THAT solution!? And damn … I love the way he talks.

      As an aside … It’s curious that our Border Czar never made it to El Salvador and see, firsthand, in real-time … how to fix the “cause” of illegal immigration to the US

  1. Intellectuals don’t like common sense. They always default to thought systems that are enigmatic and counter-intuitive. This makes them unique thus noticeable by the gullible. Sadly it rules the day.

  2. Intellectuals also like modern art and books that only they are able to understand anything about what the “picture means” or the “book is saying”.

    The average person who has common sense knows instinctively that it is crap.

    That’s why he’s understandable. It’s called common sense.

  3. A better term for “intellectuals” today is “educated idiots”. Lots of credentials but zero common sense.

  4. And by “intellectuals”, he means the lying POSs whose job it is to push agendas to the detriment of the people. They use jesuitical arguments to come to the conclusion they desire, which is the opposite of where sound logic would arrive. There are no shortage of actual intellectuals who are kept out of academia, government, and “globalist” corporations because they don’t push the tenets of communism.

    But instead we have bloviating, lying, low IQ POSs like Nenshi the Hutt that our controlled media spin as being an “intellectual” when in reality he is yet another hand-selected communist faggot.

  5. I grew up in a rural area and each summer throughout high school I worked agricultural & construction jobs to earn money for college. Then when I got to college, I encountered more stupid people (students & professors) than anywhere else I had ever been. They were ignorant of rural life and blue collar work, yet they demeaned and belittled both. And these were people who literally couldn’t pour piss out of a boot if you put a gun to their head.

  6. My grandfather used that expression too, but it ended, “with the directions on the heel.”

    I often remark that the two stupidest people I ever worked for both had Ph.Ds.

  7. He sounds like he well understands the Broken Windows Fallacy.
    The intellectuals whom this guy so rightfully mocks are only looking at the effect of a policy on one group of people, namely the thieves. And how locking the thieves up will affect the thieves families.

    The same half wit intellectuals ignore the effect of thievery on all the other groups… namely all those people who don;t steal.

    “Economics in One Lesson” by Henry Hazlitt, and you too can mock pseudo intellectuals!

  8. Trudeau used a similar approach with the gang of truckers that threatened his home turf.
    The economy didn’t improve, however legal professionals there made out like bandits.

  9. This is the direction the world is moving. Everything since 2000 has been an absolute lie based on a failed ideology. Yeah, you can keep power by forming alliances with the left, Canada, U.K., France etc., but not for long.

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