Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "MSNBC" channel.

  1.  @word123456789100  She always uses facts, always brings receipts. So, yes, she has substance. So does AOC. Just because you claim to live in her district doesn't make you truthful, or means I will trust your obviously lying, trolling smears. She speaks factually, and has the facts to back her up every single time. And so does AOC.
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  2. @hershelheilig2278 So what if they did? No Repub representative admitted to this ever. They still don't, even after it passed the house. So their base didn't know.
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  3.  @ReflectMobs  That's right: The Repubs made no mention of medicaid specifically, but told the respective departments to cut so much money, that there's no way to cut it...unless they cut medicaid. No way. That way the Repubs can claim to have not cut it, while still cutting it. This is already a known thing. Stop trying to dismiss it.
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  4. ​ @theprez5242  Laughing when thinking of people hurting? Sounds like less than a concept of empathy. Besides, occur to any of ya that not everyone in a red state votes red?
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  5. I understand how, historically, politicians have not leaned heavily on detail and facts. But the Repubs are being totally dishonest, for the purpose of feeding etah (had to spell it backwards to bypass the Al Gore rhythm) to their base. It's not just that they're pumping tens of millions of people full of enmity every single day, but the only way they can do it is with seil (backward again).
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  6.  @GoodOlJRBarbecue  First, that's not why it was taken down. Secondly, "should have never happened"? Guessing ya don't know why it did? It's okay: No one knows everything. See, the Allies had forced them to retreat to that chain of islands. Once there, the Japanese fortified that position, ready to make a last stand: They would fight to the last man. And in fighting through that, the Allies would lose God only knows how many soldiers. That's why it happened. Finally, it's NOT a symbol of rac'ism, because Japanese isn't a race.
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  7. He did NOT tell them he would do this. He denied it every time it came up. Every Repub representative denied it.
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  8.  @tessalister1226  They don't want to shut it down to improve upon it, but to make loads and loads of money by privatizing it.
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  9.  @ssarty1  First, only one-sixth of the total American pop voted for the Repub Pres. That takes into account how one-third of the voting-age citizens doesn't participate, and another one-third did not choose the Repub Pres; and it takes into account those who are too young to vote, but are still Americans. Hence, one-sixth. And their reps weren't at all truthful about doing this to them. So even that one-sixth (which is nowhere near all Americans) didn't want it.
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  10. That's not what DEI means. Words and terms have meanings, definitions, and are situational. They don't just mean whatever you want.
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  11. Same. But maybe because they're younger than the MAGA incels we know today?
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  12. @mile_high_topher He denied the very idea of getting rid of it, and so did his cronies. It's a total betrayal.
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  13.  @amybabbitt4198  I hope this helps: "As I was with Moses, so shall I be with thee. I will not fail thee or forsake thee. Be strong, and of good courage. Neither be thou dismayed. For the Lord thy God is with thee, withersoever thou goest." (Joshua 1:5-7).
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  14. The point was to stall until he can find another way to stall, etc., until he tries to win the Presidency and pardon himself.
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  15. Agreed! I so want him to be VP. I think him and Kamala would be an awesome pair.
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  16.  @stevebeegreat  Sure, Trumparrot. Whatever.
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  17.  @grizzlar1517  I think the point is: How exactly are they breaking that promise? It's not just about loyalty and honesty. Adultery isn't when you go out for a cup of coffee, but tell your spouse you were at the doctor. Of course, someone could tell their kids just that much, which I suppose is your point. But then the parents aren't really being honest with the kid(s). A lie of omission is still a lie, still dishonesty.
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  18.  @KC-ed1dj  I already said. Their reps didn't talk about it: except to deny it would happen: They're still denying it. So their base didn't know, and neither did anyone else. And that's because we didn't know how it would be done. P.25 didn't say. We only just found out how it was done: They worded the bill in such a way that didn't specifically call for those specific programs to be cancelled. So since we didn't know how it would be done, it follows that we didn't know if it would be done. And since we didn't, can easily see why they didn't.
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  19.  @rh9626  "Breaking news: literally no accountable person on earth is perfect." Maybe you aren't aware, but the Sanhedrin put people to death for not following the 10 Commandments. They had Scribes interpret what "no work on the Sabbath" meant, in pain-staking detail: down to how much liquid you could lift in a thimble, and how far you could walk. So not being perfect is a poor excuse, or would be, if we followed the Bible literally.
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  20. How did he do that? I have to ask, because you didn't say.
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  21. Wait. "This is why"? What? What in this video made you vote for him? The whole point of the video is how Repubs (including him) have blown the problem way out of its factual nature. And Toolsie is NOT a "true democrat." She ran on being progressive, yet is anything but that.
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  22. @ No. Not good. It isn't a good thing when anyone is hurt. Besides, there are people in red states who don't vote red.
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  23. @shelleyhansen5206 They didn't know. None of their reps admitted this on the campaign trail, and they still deny it, even after the bill passed the house. Making a scapegoat of them changes nothing.
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  24. I feel like a kid on Christmas Day!
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  25.  @ConstanceSzy  True, it isn't null and void. The interest continues to accrue. He's hoping to find a loophole, or else continue to stall until he can pardon himself.
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  26. They men probably couldn't give the definition of feminism either. But 1:6 isn't bad, all in all.
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  27. Okay, the U.S. as a whole did not vote for him. Approximately one-sixth of it did. One-third of the voting-age pop doesn't vote; another one-third chose someone else. And then roughly one-third of the total pop is under age, but still Americans. Hence, one-sixth.
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  28. The "abortion after birth" thing was started by Trump, if you want to know why it sounds so ludicrous, and why Republicans are talking about it.
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  29. I read that one is in maternity, one in knee surgery, and the other with lung cancer treatment.
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  30. Anyone who does any work on Saturday is not keeping the sabbath holy. Holy means "to set apart." Sabbath means "seventh day," which in ancient times was Friday evening until Saturday evening. (That was how they measured days.) And "setting it apart" meant, to the Scribes who set the Law, not doing any work.
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  31. A media personality threatens a Republican senator for negotiating with Democrats. That's astonishing and outrageous, but so is unemployed Trump telling Republicans what to do.
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  32.  @tessalister1226  That's not why Repubs want to get rid of the DOE. They want to do it to privatize education. And they want to privatize not to improve education, but to make money.
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  33. If these so-called Christians really wanted to "bring back Godly principles," then they'd "love one another as I (Jesus said) have loved you: In this way will all know you are my disciples, if you love one another." Jesus never said anything about posting the 10 whatchamacallits. But what he said about love (agape in Greek) is the one thing they aren't doing, which they had to do to be Christians. But I imagine they know there is no god to punish them. So what do they care if they follow what what's-his-name said anyway?
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  34.  @KC-ed1dj  No one else "knew." We heard about it from Proj25, which no one knew if it was a real thing or not. Their base wasn't told about Proj25 the way other people were, if they were told anything. At best, those of us who aren't in that base figured it would happen, but we didn't know for sure. Just kinda sounded like something the Repubs would do. If you want to understand them, have to see through their eyes.
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  35.  @KC-ed1dj  No one "knew." We didn't know P25 was for real. We figured it was, because it sounded like something they'd do. But we didn't know. So expecting anyone else to know, then, becomes a moot point. Besides that, as I already said, their reps didn't talk about: except to deny it would happen: They're still denying it, even after that bill passed the House. So their base didn't know, and neither did anyone else. And that's because we didn't know how it would be done. P25 didn't say. We only just found out how it was done: They worded the bill in such a way that didn't specifically call for those specific programs to be cancelled. So since we didn't know how it would be done, it follows that we didn't know if it would be done. Knowing something means knowing it for a fact, and among those unknown facts was how and if it would be done.
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  36. @JoaquinDogdeed-qv3jg "trump did" Okay. Give some examples. Hint: He didn't.
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  37. @maryhardy7755 Who told them? I have to ask, because ya didn't say. He didn't tell them. Nor did any Repub rep, or any of their media. The rest of us didn't even know for sure. We heard it was in P.25, but didn't know how they'd do it. We only found out how with this bill. And even it doesn't specifically, explicitly state it. So they couldn't have known. They could have suspected, which was all we were able to do.
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  38. I read that one is in maternity, one in knee surgery, and the other with lung cancer treatment.
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  39.  @brianjeong8331  Yes it does. It shows which tax brackets are getting what amount of costs. And the top 1% is getting vast majority of it. This info is already available.
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  40. So, they're banning it because it's owned by Jynah, and therefore might be mining personal data? Did they confirm the data was being mined? What about the other companies mining our data, including American ones that sell our info? Anything being done about that? Or is this a symbolic gesture, to show us the government cares about us? I don't use the app, but I find it concerning how the government is removing school library books, banning abortion, and now trying to...what? Make the internet government controlled? This supposed protection of our privacy happens to coincide with a lot of aggressive moves against our privacy, and what I thought were basic rights.
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  41. No one has to have been damaged. Fraud is fraud. The only banana here is people who support Trump no matter what he does, and people who believe others are just out to get him, or the news is fake, or God chose Trump, etc..
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  42. @googlegoogle5123 Do they call EVERYONE that? How do ya know? Seems like an unwarranted assumption. That word has a definition. Calling people that, when they fit the def, IS correct.
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  43. How can some religious people be falling for what the Republicans are selling? Jesus' new commandment was to love one another. Are the Republicans loving people? They're stripping away women's rights, parents' rights, bad mouthing everyone. Sure, they claim to be looking out for the unborn, but what about the born? You know: people who are actually alive and living in the country and the world? Even if that test tube becomes a baby, and a child, they throw children under the bus all the time. They vote against children all the time, against mothers, parents, all people. So if they aren't loving people, then they aren't loving! This isn't rocket science.
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  44.  @charliemaine1956  Never. They claim the border is not only open, but "wide open." They're just parroting what they heard other rightwingers say.
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  45.  @SNOOPYSNOOP1A  It's not good when ANYONE is hurting. Plus, not everyone in a redState is a Repub.
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  46. @Henry-i5h Not everyone in red states votes red. And thinking of anyone hurting as "great news" is SickAndTwisted.
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  47. @peacheswilliams4539 Thank you. I think? Why does your heart go out to me?
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  48. @xxbatflowerxx Ya realize you'll be eating that popcorn while watching what's happening to people other than his supporters. Right? Will it bring comfort, knowing that his supporters are hurting, even though it's happening to you and them too? And isn't that the exact same reason why you're breaking out the popcorn in the first place? To enjoy people hurting?
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  49. @xxbatflowerxx That's too bad. The absence of empathy is called psychopathy. It doesn't hurt them, or teach them a lesson...that ya feel this way. But it does hurt you. Turning off empathy is really turning off logic, and even basic reasoning. Makes it so ya can't see that you're both doing the same thing; only difference is ya thinking they are the only ones wrong for enjoying others' suffering.
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  50.  @iamnotamushroom2880  "Biden certainly isn't honest." Really? You'd say that after Trump's lies 30,573 during his four years in office? In his first 100 days, President Trump had 29 statements assessed by PolitiFact (17 false) compared to 12 statements from President Obama (1 false) and 4 statements from President Biden (2 false). As a raw count, Trump told more falsehoods than Biden and Obama combined.
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