Comments by "KGS" (@kgs2280) on "How To Start Resisting Trump's Second Term w/ Svante Myrick" video.

  1. We also need to find a way to permanently end the Electoral College. ASAP.
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  2. Many of us feel the same way. It was very fishy.
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  3. And make the Separation of Church and State very strong, even putting it into the Constitution. As well as the Equal Rights Amendment.
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  4. And a lot of women also use contraceptive medications to control their periods, a number of skin conditions like acne, as well for a whole host of other medical reasons, so those people will also be screwed
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  5.  @normaowens7569  Agreed. I did the same thing, and reading it a second time after you become an adult, especially now, is a much harder gut punch than the first time, especially when government policies affect us personally. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is another good one. Also, The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. Even if you’ve watched the series, reading the book is a different perspective. Plus, Atwood has said a couple of times, publicly, that everything in the book that was done to the women in the book has actually happened in some society at some time. I’ve always said that we read, or saw, The Handmaid’s Tale as a warning, but the Republicans read or saw it as a blueprint, and they all the men fantasize about being Commanders. I also saw a great comment recently that was perfect: “1984 and The Handmaid’s Tale had a baby and named it Project 2025”.
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  6. Jesus doesn’t do politics. Use your own mind to learn and to fix things. That’s why Jeses’ daddy created our good brains so that we can figure out things ourselves.
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  7.  @madmaximilian5783  Agreed. Mainly with Elon and Putin’s help.
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  8. Change always happens. It’s just a matter of working together to be sure it doesn’t hurt the People.
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  9.  @tosmijocarlo1082  They probably will be, depending on what kind of country they’ll be living in then. I’m very afraid for our country’s future.
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  10.  @GARYDefilipps  No, I’m not suggesting that. I think the popular vote is the only kind we should have.
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  11.  @brett_rose  The problem is with what they decide IS pornography. For example, they want to pass a law saying contraceptives are pornographic, therefore contraceptives won’t be able to be shipped or mailed to women anywhere. And, if they ban abortion nationwide, and some states still have it, they’ll call any medical instruments used for that purpose to be pornographic, so hospitals in blue states that still have abortion won’t be able to get those medical instruments shipped from the manufacturers. Theyll also ban the shipment of other medical instruments that are used for other, regular gynecological exams, like speculums, because they might also be used during abortions. They’ll shut down a lot of publishers because they think books for school age kids that even mention a kid having two fathers or two mothers is considered pornographic. There are so many other things that they will decide are pornographic that really aren’t related to what we normally consider “porn”. Think back to the Victorian Era or even the Puritan Era, and that’s what they’re going for. It won’t just be for books, movies or videos of people performing s*xual acts.
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  12.  @Vector_Ze  Definitely. They both have to go ASAP. They’re both destroying our country.
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  13.  @normaowens7569  Well, a lot of women need what is medically termed “abortion” when it is not to get rid of an unwanted pregnancy, like removing remaining fetal tissue after a miscarriage when the fetus has already died, and has already been mostly expelled, and women are literally dying because of it. Also, the removal of an ectopic pregnancy (a fetus growing in a different part of the body than the uterus *the womb), usually in the fallopian tube, which connects the uterus to the ovary. That will always kill the mother if not removed, and the fetus as well, but it is still called “abortion”, and therefore illegal. We need to get the medical industry to change the terminology of those procedures that are not to end unwanted pregnancies but to save the woman’s life.
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