You can't really argue on these two things, especially number #1, without unlocking prior steps first. Usually, once these prior steps are unlocked, your two "counter-arguments" just fade away by themselves.
If someone actually asked me one of these, I'd tentatively reply the following:
- yes people can be that evil, have you heard about Rwanda, South Africa, Nazi Germany, and so on? with enough confidence in impunity, people become more evil than they would ever think
- nobody said the DS doesn't about the plan. of course they do
but again, if one asks these questions, it usually means one is not ready to accept any answer.
Earth is round, mate. Planes don't go over the Antarctic because it'd be a death sentence for everyone on board in case of need for an emergency landing. They usually don't go over the Pacific for the same reason (they follow Alaska's coast relatively closely).
yep, same thing. he had a few interesting things to say in the immediate aftermath of the election, but he started to annoy me with his so many "100% guaranteed" assertions where are patently wrong.
I'm still on the fence on whether it's some kind of humor/sarcasm on his side, or whether he's genuine in his belief. The former wouldn't surprise me so much given he's openly stated that he views his podcast/videos as a business, therefore he doesn't want to openly verse into Q (and thus be banned).
How many coincidences until it's mathematically impossible?