Comments by "wily wascal" (@wilywascal2024) on "SE Cupp: Big differences between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ilhan Omar" video.

  1. Whataboutism, projectionism, obfuscations, deflections, deceptions, ad hominem, Big Lies, disinformation, misinformation, gaslighting and other assorted deceits have been a hallmark of the Republican cult for decades, now. Therefore, the latest example from Republicans should come as no surprise--but S.E. Cupp is right in calling it out, as we all must every time Republicans engage in such dishonest, highly destructive behavior.
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  2. GOP is the party of lies, the party of conspiracy theories, the party of hate, the party of cowards, the party of pollution, the party of corruption, the party of sedition, the party of terrorists, the party of fascism, the party of tyranny, the party of evil, the party of Satan. Republican cult doesn't care about America and ALL Americans, doesn't want to bargain in good faith...because they already made their deal with the Devil.
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  3. Education to the fascist Republican cult means programming lies, fears, and hate into people, while discouraging critical reasoning, independent thought, and objectivity.
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  4.  @ILLUMINATHAN79  ~ No, the Republican cult just needs to relocate those "values," "patriotism," and "personal responsibility" it misplaced and hypocritically constantly touts.
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  5.  @fermiticus4034  ~ You're too stupid to realize you're only proving our point, Doc! Get a clue, not a fascist Republican cult of seditious terrorists.
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  6.  @dustinwillis3261  ~ You're just another Republican cult moron to dim to realize you're only proving our point, Doc! Get a clue, not a fascist Republican cult of seditious terrorists, for Christ's sake!
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  7. As political commentator and former Republican presidential advisor Mark McKinnon so aptly put it just recently, "The Republican party is at dysfunction junction." May disagree with conservative ideology and with their stances on many issues, but do value and respect LOYAL opposition--a duty that the GOP has for too long forgotten and abdicated, putting personal and party interests before country. That is not only harmful to their party, it is harmful to our democracy and institutions. And it has come to represent a clear a present danger to our nation, a serious threat to our very security. All of this is mentioned because it is firmly believed that this is not a time for diplomatic, soft-spoken words. This is not a time to be Pollyannaish about our current political landscape, but a time for frankness, a time for acknowledgment of defects, a time for confronting stark unpleasant realities. Our democracy is a fragile construct, only as sturdy, vibrant, and enduring as we maintain it, requiring constant vigilance and due diligence. Just as we don't forget Pearl Harbor, or 9/11, even more so the attack against our nation's Capitol on January 6, 2021 by fascist Reich-wing domestic terrorists incited to insurrection by a deranged President against his own government must never be forgotten or forgiven. Thus, we MUST condemn both cowardly, corrupt Republican so-called "leaders" defying truth and justice--and their dysfunctional political party that behaves as a cult--in the strongest possible terms, using the most muscular language that can be mustered. For it is necessary; the very fate of our nation depends upon it. Disaster was narrowly averted with the defeat of Trump, with Democratic control of the House and Senate, but the battle for the soul of this nation is far from over, and we must never again allow ourselves to become complacent. And so it is vitally imperative that we remind each other of this, that we impress these things upon the rest of the citizens of this nation.
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  8. Republican cult is the new ISIS. Republican politicians are appeasing terrorists...because that's their voter base, that's what they have cultivated, nourished, exploited, and profited from.
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  9. Whataboutism, projectionism, obfuscations, deflections, deceptions, ad hominem, Big Lies, disinformation, misinformation and other assorted deceits have been a hallmark of the Republican cult for decades, now. Therefore, the latest example from Republicans should come as no surprise--but S.E. Cupp is right in calling it out, as we all must every time Republicans engage in such dishonest, highly destructive behavior.
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