Comments by "Myles Platt" (@melsop54) on "Sick of Inflation & High Gas Prices? Watch This (Pt. 2) | Andrew Klavan | POLITICS | Rubin Report" video.

  1. Yup. I think the real point of change is these parent's being treated like literal criminals for challenging the schools. That's gonna impact the polls more than anything. A parent will move heaven and hell for their kids.
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  2. Oh yeah, it's been the go to accusation for a LONG time. It worked for a long time, but its finally worn out. I'm only sad it took so long, but I am happy we are finally there. Glen Youngkin set a dangerous gameplan in motion for the left. Play it cool, be confident, and speak directly to the people. Connect with them on the things THEY care about while the left goes crazy making faces behind you.
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  3. I gotta say, as long as it's properly handled by everyone on the side of freedom, the Democrat party is 100% fostering the single biggest swing back to the right for this country in modern history. Between hardened conservatives, moderates, middle of the road ones willing to vote right to correct course, and moderate Dems who are just tired of their party going insane...the right has the ability to garner MASSIVE support if they handle it properly.
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  4. People will more and more gravitate toward that though as the left continues to go more and more insane. If I'm given the choice between a woman growing out and dying her armpit hair, shaving her head and eyebrows, and calling herself a turtle...or a woman who says "I just think you should be able to parent your own kids."....I'm going with the latter no matter what political party they affiliate with. If the right continues to become the face of calmness, personal security, and general individual freedom in the face of an authoritarian left that insists on forcing you to decide between feeding your children or getting fired over a needle...people will overwhelmingly choose freedom.
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  5. Klavan put it about as perfectly as anyone I've ever heard. You can believe morality is relative...but that will change when someone punches your kid in the face. You won't care if that person thought it was morally right, because we are designed to instinctually tell what is moral and what is not.
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  6. And that can go either way, if your kid was brutally bullying someone and they got punched, you know you have to explain why they got punched. If a bully punches your kid, you have a righteous anger toward the bully. There is a absolute moral compass that dictates your reaction either way.
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