Comments by "Winsome Martinez" (@winsomemartinez) on "Full-Scale War: Why Russia Wants Ukraine | Will Cain Podcast" video.

@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 Are you antifa? You sound just like antifa.
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It's much more fun to listen to hacks make stuff up...
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 An anarchist? Are you an anarchist?
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 CRT allowed Eminem to become a rap star...
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 Oh, so you're German.
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 I believe the word you mean to use is disintegrating, not denigrating. It's interesting that you select this as a start point for the demise of American culture. What are your reasons?
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 We devolved to the fentanyl republic. It is, though, the symptom and not the problem. In response to an uncaring, ever worsening society there is a tendency towards numbing medicants...and hedonism. And, if nothing we do changes or improves the status quo, why not? After 45 years of raling for change I am tired. As a teen I became aware of the inequities of my world, of the world, and argued, struggled and fought for change. Now in my 60s I'm tired of that neverending fight and the recognition that my struggles have not changed the world only me and have now decided to only do things which please me and make me happy. No drugs, no alcohol, lots of friends/family, growing and cooking good food, creating, etc. World peace? Nah, it's all about inner peace, my friend.
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 Most people lack the will to exorcise toxic family members and hold close the ones who fill their lives. And I have not been afraid to adopt family. I'd rather choose my family than be bound by genetics.
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 Perspective afforded to me by my years allows me to understand that once I gave up on the struggle to simply just exist and found strength in what fulfilled me, I became free. And financially sound. I worked for years at jobs I hated and was just scraping by. I then found my passion and went back to school and worked hard to get very good at my passion. I then spent years doing what I wanted to do AND made decent money doing it. Looking back, I am grateful for my times of struggle because they helped me better realize the value of what I now have. At the expense of being interpreted as oblivious, I'd much rather live in my microcosm than live disgusted by the world as a whole.
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@theghostofmaximumvolume3414 People who grew up with money don't understand. I don't subscribe to the idea of classes. We never had boarders, but we did exist in a leaky shack, eating pinto beans 5 times a week. But where I came from does not define me. And my current idea of wealth has nothing to do with my bank balance. Hahaha, I just realized that even though I truly think that, I will still buy a lottery ticket now and again... I guess I still have my own bit of hypocrisy to deal with...
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