Comments by "wvu05" (@wvu05) on "ANGRY Jimmy Dore Super-Fan WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO SAM'S MANAGER!" video.

@Cenyon He did the Seth Rich stuff and Hillary has Parkinson's in 2016. I stopped watching when he said that Trump would be better than Hillary, and the debate with Sam proved that I made the right decision.
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@DOGbackwardz The stuff in 2015 that you mention was the grift. At the same time she was calling out the DNC, she was voting with Republicans to make it harder for refugees to enter the country. She only supported Bernie to fend off a primary opponent to her left. The fact that she angled to be Trump's secretary of state should tell you all need to know about the reward she really wanted.
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@MichaelAronson I think you're missing my point. I'm not saying that it was bad to go after the favoritism Debbie Wasserman Schultz displayed. My point was that it was not genuine, and she was using it to hide the real Tulsi, who was busy voting with her Republican buddies to go with her first love: hating Muslims.
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@maytalcliff9497 Indeed. Any time I hear someone say that Jimmy Dore changed at some later date, I'm baffled. Yes, he got worse, but he had been more than bad enough that anyone could see that he shouldn't be taken seriously.
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@MatthewWagnerNOECA Where is this person he fired? The only producer credit is for his wife, and several have reached out to this person to give him/her the opportunity to tell his/her story. His name is on the show. It is ultimately his responsibility to know what is going out under his name.
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@MatthewWagnerNOECA Is the producer totally hot, but in another state, and no you can't see a picture? They sound like a junior high kid talking about a fake girlfriend.
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@MatthewWagnerNOECA Yes, the burden of proof is on the person stating that something happened. Jimmy Dore said that he fired a producer. The only producer who has a credit on the show is his wife. Therefore, it is up to the Dore people to provide any evidence at all as to who this person is. Then again, even if this story is true, that means that Dore is hiring people without giving them credits that they can use if they need to look for another job. That doesn't sound very pro-worker to me, nor does the scapegoating. So, did Jimmy Dore fake a producer, or did he not give a producer credit? He isn't bathing himself in glory with either option.
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@theciakilledjfk5973 Jimmy Dore literally got paid by forces tied to the Syrian government in 2018, and he got a deal with Rumble for half a million a year. Asking people not to donate is often a trick that people use as reverse psychology.
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@theciakilledjfk5973 The reason I asked that is because Jimmy Dore does not want anger to go to a productive place. He wants people angry and hyper-focused on him as the outlet to their anger. In 2019 and 2020, he wanted people to support a candidate who called Medicare for All un-American. There is productive anger and there is unproductive anger. If he cares so little about the issue that it doesn't move him in any way, then is it really changing his opinion?
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@theciakilledjfk5973 Thank you. I always try my best and want to be as accurate as I can in my comments. When it comes to going from active hate to keeping quiet, we are in agreement. (For example, I thought the Chick-Fil-A boycott was stupid, because people didn't start until after the Cathy family said that it would stop funding groups like Focus on the Family, which seems to me like when a boycott should end, not begin. Although I did make sure not to go when the Religious Right went as a show of hostility to gay people.) As someone who has worked on campaigns for Medicare for All as a canvasser and on phone drives, the big frustration I have is that a lot of people who claim to support it really just have some vague notion of supporting universal health care. That is something that requires more education on our part as to why it should be this way. Heck, I've had Dore supporters insist that Tulsi was right in calling Medicare for All un-American... while being mad about the vote not being forced. I get that some things won't be politically correct (I grew up in Central West Virginia), so I have a bit of a radar on things that are said based in hatred rather than a misstep, and I am far more gentle in the latter.
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@theciakilledjfk5973 Iowa carries so much momentum that the last three contested Democratic caucuses (and every contested Republican caucus) has seen the winner lose the next state. Yes, the coin flip thing was insane, but it doesn't change the fact that it was what the rules called for to break a tie. Do you honestly think the Buttigieg campaign snuck in a double-headed coin to each side?
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@theciakilledjfk5973 This is what I meant when I said that there is a difference between productive anger and unproductive anger, especially when it comes to Medicare for All. It seems like you focus most of your anger on Democrats, but which party has had literally every single member of Congress (and those who have been a de facto member for decades) supporting Medicare for All? How is defeating Democrats going to make it more likely to get Medicare for All? I'm not going down the "empire" rabbit hole, especially when you defend someone who took money from and still praises right-wing dictators. The biggest irony of all is that you have Dale Gribble Syndrome: you look for conspiracies everywhere, but you miss the true ones right in front of you. The Green Party (which Jimmy Dore supported in 2016) has literally worked with Republicans for decades to try to act as spoilers in elections to defeat Democrats. If your anger on the issue doesn't lead you to actually support the people who will vote for the bill (and I have seen you focus your wrath on Democrats rather than the literal fascists and playing both siderism in regards to democracy), then you won't get Medicare for All. Of course, Jimmy Dore wants this, because he knows that when people are happy because things are going well, they won't listen to someone like him.
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@theciakilledjfk5973 Yeah, I saw your username, which is why I said what I did about Dale Gribble Syndrome. And, again, at best you are playing both siderism. There is one party that supported an armed insurrection. There is one party that is literally trying to give itself the power to overturn any election. If you think that coalescing around one candidate in a primary is the same thing, then you really have missed the plot, and that is what the literal fascists want.
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@MatthewWagnerNOECA I can only go by what he said. He said that he fired "a producer." The only producer listed on the show is his wife. Letter of recommendation is far different than a credit than can he easily researched, and it relies far more on the goodwill of the employer (ask anyone who worked for Amy Klobuchar). You're not helping your case.
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@MatthewWagnerNOECA Hence, why so many are skeptical. Literally no one knows who he is. So, this person was uncredited, and has to rely on the goodwill of a known bridge burner for references? Yeah, what a great boss! Now, pretty much anyone who applies anywhere else from this show will be tainted with "is this the person?"
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@mobus1603 So true. And she went after Harris to distract from three other candidates criticizing Biden. She was clearly trying to seek favor from Biden. She hops from alliance to alliance like Senor Chang did in the second paintball episode of Community.
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@charlesandrews2360 So, exposing his idiocy helped you find decent content. Kinda funny how sometimes the algorithm actually helps us.
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@charlesandrews2360 I know what you mean. I watched three or four Majority Report videos of the famous libertarian debates, and all of the sudden I got Rand Paul ads. I guess sometimes you just have to appreciate when it gets it right.
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@theciakilledjfk5973 Is your brother involved in any movements to get Medicare for All, or is it a blind rage that doesn't go anywhere?
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@theciakilledjfk5973 Are you honestly telling me that you don't understand the difference between a primary and a general election? Like it or not, either Biden or Trump was going to be President once the primary was settled. At most, Iowa was a fight over two delegates. Considering that South Carolina is the state that set up Biden's win, do you honestly think that would have made a difference? The fact that Bernie's support stayed steady in the upper 20s to lower 30s makes it pretty obvious that whoever was coalesced around was going to win.
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@MatthewWagnerNOECA Everyone knows who the staff is. Sam is the host, Emma is the co-host, and Matt Lech is the producer. Sam has made it obvious on more than one occasion that this is his entire staff. Many of his videos do have credits in the description. I never said there aren't other people working on the show. Not everyone is a producer. He could have said staffer or researcher, and no one would have blinked an eye. Instead, he chose to say the position where the only person credited is his wife.
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@charlesandrews2360 Who knows? I didn't find him until a month or two earlier. I discovered him when he went after Rising in the wake of all that nonsense pretending that right wing populism is a thing when Nathan Robinson called it out.
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