Comments by "" (@kate2create738) on "The REAL reason Big Pharma wants Robert F. Kennedy Jr. STOPPED" video.

  1. As an American, truly thank you for cheering for this and caring for us. It means a lot.
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  2. ^THIS! And this is why Bobby Sr and JFK were admired tremendously but most Americans. I swear Johnson was diabolical if people actually researched more about what he implemented and the effects it had, they certainly would second guess their views of the Democrat party. Bobby Sr was one of the ones who actually stood firm against Johnson and Johnson hated this young man knew what he was up to and called him out any chance necessary. Therefore I dare say RFK Jr is a more reserved version of his father, and I bet both his father and uncle would be ecstatic and proud of what RFKJr has done and will do for the American people. Not the Democrat party or the Republican, the American people!
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  3. Admittedly since RFK Jr joined Trump, I listened more to his concerns with the food industry and I have been trying to shop more health conscious. Rarely do I splurge cause Bidenomics sucks but also been trying to just take more consideration of RFK Jr’s warnings. I tried to get more healthier a few years ago (went through a situation that alerted me my health was at risk) but RFK Jr has been more forward of what to watch out for so hopefully he helps us. To think our own government wants us ailing is beyond depravity. It already sucks that the world hates us, our allies resents us, but our own government wants us sick to depend on them. And people are questioning why Christianity in the US is getting a boost in recent years lol.
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  4. Especially when the senate will vet through these choices Trump has picked, gives us Americans and the world to sift through which senators is actually thinking about the American people or their pockets.
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  5. RFK Jr former VP pick Nicole Shanahan said in an interview she believes McDonalds is returning back beef tallow, it was a question about RFK Jr’s thought about Trump’ campaign strategy to work in a McDonald’s shift. So it might come back.
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  6. Perhaps this could inspire the west to find their own version of Trump, or RFK Jr, or Tulsi, or Elon, or Vivek, and on. Just keep in mind, it hasn’t been a walk in the park for us Americans to get to this point. I don’t think any other nation could comprehend the onslaught Americans and Trump has gotten in the last decade or so. So many of our own allies accused us of being a racist nation not caring to understand we had a civil war where a generation of men fought to free slaves, it’s one of the most hurtful things to hear from those who we thought had our backs. On top of that we had a black president voted in twice, and various of other ethnicities and backgrounds participate in any position. For so long we’ve been put on the pedestal to be mocked, and now we finally have the chance to hopefully get our country back. Now not saying other countries are not going through their own ordeals, but we have been going through a degrade in our society back from decades from now. To me, it’s the first time as an American I can actually look forward to the future in over 20 years. So whatever you guys do, do not give up. We’re far from over of this, it’s just the battle and we need to aim to win the war.
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  7. They’re traitors, that’s why. They thought RFK Jr was with them too, just as with Trump, Tulsi, and Elon, any former Democrat who ends up going head on fighting back the DNC is what makes the establishment determined to show their wrath. The difference is that RFK Jr came when he wasn’t as alone as he thought he was, ended up transitioning to a team of similar perspective that the establishment must be take down now.
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  8. I personally care cause I want what’s best for us for a change, in order for that Trump has to implement the best who can achieve that. Meanwhile the crying leftists msm should worry about their jobs and the DNC is eating each other.
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  9. If you don’t mind, how has that diet gone for you? I thought about keto or something similar, I at least cut off a lot of the processed foods I used to have and have tried to slowly work my way to something healthier so it’s not jarring to try something that can be hard to get used to.
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  10. From what it sounds like, Big Food is paid by Big Pharma. They could be in a pickle cause a lot of farmers seem to be more on board with RFK Jr’s concerns, maybe who had to spray chemicals to the food are facing their own repercussion. So who knows how Big Food will take this.
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  11. They had to deal with the consequences of the power choices. I’m a zillennial, and experienced everything unfolding and it was very depressing how things just got worse as I got older. Been very hard trying to explain the options I have to those of previous generations who can’t comprehend how our chance to have that peaceful life is robbed from us.
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  12.  @gorettyrogers7109  First want to address I thought I typed “They had to deal with the consequences of poor choices” not “power choices” as autocorrect is my bane lately. As for your follow up question, who knows what we were meant for, my age range had to grow up with the mantra “you are the future” and that we are supposed to take our rightful place as the world’s superpower. No questions asked, no concept that over time our quality of life had greatly disintegrated in the name of “the world’s leader.” Meanwhile those my age were gaslit into following the indoctrination to please everyone and not look at the big picture how the adults who fed us this mantra ruined our country before we even graduated high school. The proposal of how to fix this? The only solution they gave is to get that degree to pay off those debt to someday own that house and car, the “American dream.” It resulted in a good percentage who followed orders be lucky to get a chance for a start of their career, many are stuck either in minimum wage jobs cause that was what was available or work is too demanding to even have a life and yet barely can pay the bills. One of the worst mindset of the millennials I personally had a hard time with, that I couldn’t see eye to eye, is this habit of burning the country to then restart in their new order and just erase history. This is where my conservatism has saved me in the long run, and I honestly felt alienated being not left like so many of my high school class mates (when taking a political test, I was just to the right of the center, only one other classmate was right, the rest were hard left.) Had zero idea that would likely be the last of the strong grip the left had on the youths, as the left had control of the youths for generations, it was uncool to be anything but left. But I think my personal priorities is to learn from our history and understand how certain events have shaped our country and culture overtime, to be inspired by the best moments while learning from the hard lessons. So to bring it back to your question, perhaps we could be a new age to at least fix our country, rid the ideology that has made us suffer and just focus on what good our country has and to work from there. As if it could be an age of Reenlightenment, to rediscover our roots in a more meaningful way to rebuild what has been lost, appreciate what we do have. Perhaps idealistic, but it’s a direction I hope people are seeking after decades of our society going through this degradation. I do think with the age of Aquarius, there has been a change in the people to yearn to learn to improve themselves and society, more and more people have questioned the establishment’s integrity that keeps falling short. Somehow the millennials and Gen Z are going to have to find solutions working against a system that wants to keep the future generations as sheep all while trying to preserve a bit of our country’s spirit to carry on. Can’t guarantee we can fix everything, it’s been a struggle to think about the future when there’s been little hope for it, till recently. Wish it was a more uplifting answer, it’s muddled cause we have to deal with a huge percentage of people who have little grasps of the big picture and how they have been lied to, and I’m glad that Gen Z was the first to turn the tide and for once call out the left. However, sad to say too many in my generation has never really experienced cognitive thinking skills to argue and reason when it comes to their beliefs. So as much progress as we could potentially take, I worry about this group down the line if we don’t find a way to wake these people up, and when we do, we have to be the ones to pick up the pieces when they realized they have been used as pawns by their own volition. All while the world expects us to be the world’s superpower to keep the world in check and carry the load.
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