Comments by "Ficus-lovin\x27 Capybara N\x27 pals • 🌟 • 25 yrs ago" (@YourCapybaraAmigo_17yrsago) on "Status Coup News" channel.

  1. Oh no, this is really unexpected. Sorry to hear you both are parting ways. I always respected Jenn and was always happy to see her on SC. I felt she was an integral part of the show. I wish her only great success in the future. She will definitely be missed!
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  2. Running any kind of rehabilitative program, residential treatment program, or jail on a for profit basis is immoral and should be permanently illegal. Period.
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  3. We the anonymous public do NOT matter to the govt plutocrats in BOTH parties who were put into office to serve and protect corporations like Norfolk Southern. We have to stick together and fight. Please believe me when I say, our lives and well-being are THOROUGHLY immaterial and worthless in the eyes of any and all red-blue uniparty duopoly politicians in this country. If we want change and justice we'll have to find a way to get it for ourselves. Voting red-blue at this point is literally just self-abuse. We need a new government and a new plan.
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  4. I'm glad to hear it. Don't let this stop you guys. We're all behind you. We know that you guys are in the right you wouldn't be striking if you didn't have good reason.
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  5. Wouldn't it be nice to live in a nation with structures in place that held corporations accountable??? Yeah that would be something. But man- that's fantasy talk isn't it? I've heard tell of such places mostly in legend but never seen them. Perhaps they are only myth.
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  6. Probably has loopholes in it big enough to fly a space shuttle through.
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  7. Thanks for the reporting, SC. There may be other outlets on site but I'm not familiar with any. I really appreciate being able to get this information.
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  8. She needs to run for mayor. It's a long shot but she'd be a valiant voice for the rest of us.
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  9. Predatory landlordism should be a felony, I'm serious. these predators will not stop since clearly they have no qualms about preying on vulnerable people, they have no sense of right and wrong, and they will not stop unless they're stopped by laws that have teeth. IT'S time that human rights such as the right to fair housing and affordable housing mattered to our lawmakers.
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  10. Like a true psychopath, none of these guys would feel settled internally if they didn't get in a few shoves punches kicks or other forms of physical abuse in the daily course of their duties. They took the job to abuse others with abandon, and now they have a free pass to do so. Oh sure, one could file a complaint for excessive force, lot of good that will do. and perhaps one could try to sue the police department. One could try, and since for the first time in history there's a DA with a soul in Los Angeles perhaps today something like that it might actually succeed. These are people who are mentally unbalanced and who should be far away from any position of control or influence or access to the public. Their hearts are filled with violent thoughts every moment of the day and they're not happy unless they're hurting someone. They're just dysfunctional and degenerate, and it's a sad shame they're so God damn many of them. At any given time there's thousands of these thugs on the streets. Perhaps they grew up in a violent home and were never able to develop normally, I don't know. I just think it's a crying shame that they love violence have almost carte blanche to partake in it, and yet deep inside they are still ridiculous filthy cowards and would turn dick and run at the first sign of a real fight where they didn't have the gun and somebody was able to fight back on equal terms.
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  11. Forcibly clearing unhoused communities should be illegal. It violates their human rights to dignity and survival. So long as they aren't actively trespassing on private land without permission from the property's owner, they should have every right to congregate where they need to. All human beings have an innate right to survival. You can't torment and persecute somebody because they have issues that prevent them from accessing housing. Or simply because they just lack enough money. It's happening everywhere tragically. Only a federal law or a law in every state individually would work now to protect these people. Looks like local politicians are all the same, heartless corrupt worthless a-holes who only want to serve the very rich. Blue a-holes don't do this on their own usually, they do it when they're given an order from their Chief who in turn is given an order usually from the Mayor.
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  12. Notice none of our MSM news media has covered any of this including the disaster in Ecuador. What a dark age we are currently living in.
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  13. Funny how that happens when the colors are different
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  14. I mean the truth keeps getting dirtier, folks. Sadly when you live in a ruthless corporate-dominant dictatorship, these corporate gangsters know they can get away with anything. They should be getting hammered with massive MASSIVE lawsuits and financial liabilities not to mention gross negligence criminal charges. But most likely they won't because all of our politicians are bought-and-paid-for and very happily so.
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  15. Scuse me, how is private "prosecution" legal???
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  16. Mmmm. Cutting corners on environmental testing. Who could have guessed that would happen. What could go wrong
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  17. Why are they finding their balls, voice, and conscience after all this time? What magically changed? Edit: btw I only mean the government in this case, I'm sure there's an outspoken civilian minority who has always spoke up for Julian and to them I say thank you for your courage
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  18. Absolutely. He needs to fight for this and his legal team needs to go to Merrick Garland NOW and try to get him to do his job!
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  19. All those billionaires and major corporates clawing back all that money they DIDN'T lose over the pandemic.
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  20. We know why they wanted Biden. The DNC would do anything to stop the slightest leftward movement within their party or from the outside when it comes to Congressional positions. Pretty sad.
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  21. Kamala is a stone-cold thug. She would probably be happy about this. Look up her record. Her empathy runs about as deep as an atom. Ms. "I just had to fly down to your poverty stricken country that the US helped contribute many of the problems in, to tell you dirty Browns in person don't even THINK about trying to come to the United States for asylum. I mean sure I'm Brown, but I'm half-white and my Brown comes from somewhere else" I paraphrased a little but I think you guys get it.
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  22. I'm kinda shocked anyone on MSNBC took even a slightly hostile or confrontational tone towards any establishment democrat. I mean really- this is my shocked face I have on right now.
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  23. The only justice would be to give each judge and prosector a five to ten year sentence, a 5M fine, and lifelong disbarment. They love being predators and justifying eco-crimes against humanity, let's see how they feel as the prey. Edit: changed ten to 'five to ten'
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  24. Being submissive in life it gets you nowhere but stepped on. people who constantly work at hostile work environments need to ask themselves why? I put up with it one time for 5 years when I was in my twenties and didn't know any better. Never again. I can't underline that enough. I'm not in my twenties anymore.
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  25. Sounds like a regional conflict to me. Why is this the US's business again?????
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  26. If the government wasn't owned by big business and had strong anti-monopoly measures in place, he wouldn't be going through this right now. Our gov is wholly owned by the very biggest big boys and there's a LOT they could do for the little guys but they just don't WANT to.
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  27. I always appreciate hearing from Steve and his no-nonsense views and simple way of explaining things. He really gets it and I hope more people could get a chance to hear him speak and hopefully open a few more sets of eyeballs.
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  28. If a non-sociopath ever gets elected to public office in the United States where I live, I will shit myself twice. Then after I've cleaned up I'll shit myself again. For some reason in the US when it comes to public and government positions it's "Non-sociopaths need not apply". Has this not been true since just about ever???
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  29. Sounds like time to sue Andy Ngo for slander and libel.
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  30. Lol. You hit the nail on the head with that one.
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  31. People have the right to make their views and voices heard if they're willing to do it without violence. There's times even when violence is called for but I have not seen a SINGLE Palestine demonstration erupt into any level of violence or physical confrontation on the part of the protesters. As always it's always the cops that want to escalate it to violence or aggressive confrontation. They have NO respect for human rights and civil rights OR the constitution of the country they live in and claim to uphold. Pathetic. If the demonstrations were causing extreme violence or property damage or stopping heavy traffic I would agree, that really shouldn't be allowed, bystanders could get hurt, accidents could happen, etc etc, we all understand that. They have been nothing but peaceful and verbal. Nothing! And they're still being attacked by the Gestapo. These cops were given an order from their Chief to go and stop the protesters by any means necessary, because the chief reports directly to the mayor and the mayor's bow down to the senators and bigwigs in their state (and those big wigs for some reason stay on their knees to AIPAC), and by god they're going to carry it out because that is what a good obedient thug does. It's all in a day's work. I'm sure most cops feel sad if they can't go upside somebody's head in a given shift. Probably a wasted workday in their view. They live for the violence.
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  32. Its very tragic and evil what's been done to this man. Shame on every monster who helped put him away. I hope they get theirs in an afterlife. We got cops, Pigs, FBI agents, anyone with a so-called badge in this country openly killing people right and left and never have to answer for it. Meanwhile you have this man and other activists like him, as well as citizens in general who are simply defending themselves and are doing nothing wrong; who are not trying to take life but simply defend their own against those who want to take it, and those who wish to continue a cycle of hateful oppression against them and their community. These people are either framed when this happens, or who if they do kill their attackers are convicted of first degree murder and give a life or a very long sentence. This is how are you as government works. The vast majority of the people in it, I am 100% confident in saying, after now watching and observing for the last 20-some years of my adult life, have a breathtaking capacity for evil, sadism, and cruelty. How many murderous agents of the government should be in prison right NOW for deliberate murder towards domestic US citizens? Hundreds? Thousands? At least thousands- especially if you consider the last 100 years as a time frame. Because of vast majority of those who are in the federal government or psychopaths. Take a look at them. Scratch the surface. They want the privilege to murder and kill with impunity and they don't even want to give us the ability to defend ourselves against it, much less the right to do the same. Just ask any racial minority Justice group The Black panthers, aim, but it doesn't have to be even a ustice group the same could apply to any common citizen. Yes it's frequently motivated by white supremacy but not always. There's also just a general psychopathy and evil involved from those who have no soul or conscience and can use their badge or their government connections as a shield for any accountability or responsibility for the crimes, and they do- they deploy this against anybody who they perceive as an enemy or an opponent for any reason not always a racial reason.
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  33. Dems have wanted to be Republican-lite for the last 50 years, at a minimum the last 40. Well guess what- I don't want Republican ANYTHING. I want a hard Left Left Unity party and that's all I'm voting for from now on. I appreciate the Justice Democrats I'm sure they're trying their best but alone they can't do much. From here on out I'll be devoting myself to advancing a Left Unity party to become a viable contender as soon as possible.
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  34. How are they gonna spin this latest deliberate execution as self-defense?? I'm sure they'll find a way. Sad nation we live in.
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  35.  @gabenewell6998  that he bought THAT NIGHT. He was desperate to provoke and engage with pro-BLM protestors to have an "excuse" to shoot them. And the day before when he said "Bro, I wish I had my AR, I would be shooting rounds at them", referring to alleged looters at a CVS that he was watching on the news and typed to a friend of his on his FB page.
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  36.  @phroskies  no actually it doesn't. when has the FBI not been a vicious and virulent white supremacist organization??
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  37.  @joshuaklein2859  you mean Kyle's third victims? Sure he had a handgun- definitely less lethal than an AR-15 but a gun nonetheless. The only time he took it out was after Kyle had shot at several people and killed two, and he was only showing it in an attempt to disarm and stop Rittenhouse. He has testified he had no intentions of shooting Rittenhouse unless R. kept shooting. I forget his name but it's clear he only had the gun for self-defense. According to my info, nobody else was shot or injured that night who was at the protests outside of those shot by Rittenhouse. While others might have had firearms on them, for whatever reason, Kyle is the only one that used his that night to threaten or kill anyone.
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  38. I hate living in a gangster corporate dictatorship. Cannot believe NS is being given this kind of carte blanche authority. Omigod everything is inside out and BACKWARDS.
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  39. She'll do great, but you're absolutely right Jordan, she just needs to come more prepared this time. If she does than I say her chances are strong.b
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  40. Okay so THIS time you guys are going to get it right? Right, Doug Jones? So how do you all explain the last 50 years and the other at least three times you guys have had control of one or both houses and the White House?
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  41.  @thatcryptoguy7313  it's not murder and a fetus is not a child when it's not an independent being yet. Stop trying to be cute.
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  42. You CAN resist. Just be willing to risk arrest.
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  43. Just make the age limit for all public office 75 years so nobody takes it personally.
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  44.  @johnnygrey840  the violent thugs and terrorists? I only saw one violent person and he was wearing the badge. Perhaps you can enlighten me. were there a bunch of invisible terrorists like Al Qaeda just out of sight that I missed??? You claim terrorists- that's a very sensational word. Perhaps you'd like to back that up with some facts and logic?
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  45. Those who have never known struggle and are incapable or unwilling to view the less fortunate with the barest shred of compassion or empathy. Drives me f-ing nuts.
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  46. Wow, she said it. I will cheer the loudest for her if she ever throws her hat into the ring.
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  47. That was totally unnecessary. What the hell is wrong with these psychopaths?????
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  48. I live here in San Diego and I've been following this. Frankly it hasn't shocked me. I don't think anyone who sits on a city council position in any medium sized city or above honestly has a conscience or embraces anywhere near moral values in the way they see the world. So this doesn't shock me at all. Especially knowing that this is in LA. I'm very proud of these people to be keeping up the pressure. This is exactly what I was hoping would happen. I knew the local news were lying bastards when they lied the second day and said the crowd was much diminished and they went out of their way to emphasize that. I thought maybe I was reading too much into it but I don't think so, in thinking that they were trying to communicate to their viewership in a subtle way that these comments by these council members weren't so bad and that very few people were actually genuinely upset by them, and even if they were they didn't possess the determination or the focus to stick it through even past one day. And of course that's all bullshit. But looking back it seems pretty clear that's what the local news media coverage was trying to do when they made a point of stating several times that even the very second day after the incident blew up, that the public response was noticeably diminished from the previous day. It might have been temporarily diminished only because they opened up the street in front of the City council building to traffic again. So they couldn't accommodate as many people as the day before, when they were spilling out into the roadway. Anyhow, I'm relieved and deeply gratified to see these people keeping up the pressure. I don't know the ethnicity of the other five council members but given that the vast majority of people who find their way into the city council are scumbag human filth, it we would be wise to go over ALL of their previous communications over the past years with a fine-tooth comb. God knows what they've been saying behind the scenes. They probably feel real lucky right now as any damning information about them hasn't yet seen the light of day. But that can always change. I can only imagine what other explosive comments have been made that if they were to be released, would instantly spell the end of the careers of others as well. I just think City councils are trash anyways and shouldn't exist. But that's another discussion. Good for these protesters, good for LA, thank you Status Coup for following this. I will be continuing to follow the story. These counselors should be ashamed of themselves, there were disgraceful reflection on their own race, and they should never again be able to touch a public political seat. These are the REASONS why the black community is ALWAYS under attack. If it's not coming from the white devils it's coming from some of these Brown bastards. it's disgusting that people of color can't unite for each other's dignity and advancement. There's a coldness and a sociopathy and a hatefulness that in my perhaps limited experience (although one that I believe is representative), virtually all people who seek public office in this country have. This isn't the first time I've seen revolting and heartless attitudes from local so-called representatives. I don't believe I'm too cynical when I say in this case it's very much as above so below. Scumbags and sociopaths at the state level, at DC, and locally too. Politicos are not necessarily any different just because they might be located down the street from you. Anyway this disgraceful bitch and her wannabe Brown Nazi little buddy need to resign and disgrace and never be heard from again.
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  49. Cameron needs to go to prison and never work in a public capacity again. ONLY that would be true Justice for his part in this whole shameful affair.
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  50. Jesus I just got to the part where it cost her dad 40 Gs. I don't even know what to say. The people who run these places need to be put out of business permanently and criminally charged. All the money that they have ferociously scammed out of families who were naive enough to send their kids there needs to be returned to those families with interest and they need to be awarded copious civil penalties for the poor treatment that these young people were forced to endure while they were there. the fact that lawmakers both local and state level are fully complicit in this, and I find it hard to believe that they don't know how exploitative scamming or illegitimate they are if not outright abusive, is sickening. But I suppose after everything I've heard for the last 25 plus years of my adult life not unsurprising. 😒 Money buys all in the US and it certainly buys a local or state level politico's loyalty, silence, or complicity. It sure would be a utopian miracle to get a few people in public governance or the local police department that have a conscience or even just the tiniest inclination of wanting to do right by people, at least part of the time, if it's easy and doesn't cost them much, but I guess that's too much to ask for in the United States of America.
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