Comments by "surely you joke, mein failüre" (@surelyyoujokemeinfailure7531) on "Brian Tyler Cohen" channel.

  1. You know who Pompeo reminds me of? Ribbentrop, who was foreign minister of Nazi Germany 1938-1945. Pompeo has the same smug style of telling obvious lies, and when he's caught in his own lies he reacts just as Ribbentrop did. Occasionally his act falls apart. Interesting fact: before becoming foreign minister, Ribbentrop was a champagne salesman, which initially helped him get access to the high-and-mighty in Germany who initially financed the upstart Nazi party.
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  2. Not only is Trump a crazy traitor, so are the people who support him. Remember their names, those twats who want to be the handmaidens of fascism in America.
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  3.  @Baseballmom-1221  Because the people who vote that way here this nonsense every day: "Liberals despise you and think that people like you are 'deplorables.' "Covid is just a liberal media hoax designed to make Trump look bad. "Democrats are trying to steal the election. They are ruthless and care about nothing but power. "Joe Biden and his son Hunter are both corrupt and everyone knows it, but the media is conspiring to keep it under wraps. "Biden is basically senile. If he wins, he’ll be a pawn of AOC and the extreme left wing of the Democratic Party. "Democrats encouraged Black rioters throughout the summer as a way of making Donald Trump look bad. "Democrats will raise your taxes and use it to buy health insurance for . . . the urban poor. "Democrats smeared Brett Kavanaugh to assuage their extremist base, slandering a decent man who did nothing wrong. They did the same thing to Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas. "Democrats will take your guns away. "Maybe climate change is real, but Democrats are just hyping it because it’s a useful facade to promote their agenda of economy-killing regulation. "Democrats think rural white people are all racists. "If Biden wins, he’ll tear down the wall and welcome hordes of poor Mexican and Latin Americans into the United States. "Democrats have been cynically politicizing the coronavirus solely to make Trump look bad. "Donald Trump stands up for America. Democrats will cave in to threats from China, Iran, Russia, and other countries. "Democrats will ruin the economy. They always do." I'm not saying Trump people are crazy, but when they swallow the dumbest propaganda in the world and then run with it, hook/line/sinker like a crackhead who just found a $100 bill, you sometimes want to wake them up to get them to reflect on what they're doing and why. And they generally don't like having the wool pulled off their eyes.
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  4. Ted is a joke. Rafael Eduardo Cruz is his real name. Only in America could the Canadian-born descendant of a Cuban refugee rebrand himself as a white, southern, immigrant-hating conservative. 😅😅
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  5. One of the biggest lies Trump floated was, "What have you done in 50 years in power?" Of those two (Biden and Trump) only one of them has ever been president, and his administration has been a complete f*ckup. And his response is to whine about hard questions. Feh. He's probably still butthurt from that Axios interview.
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  6. All of these things could make a person question what the meaning of "is" is.
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  7. She is wonderfully savage at taking down Trumpist nonsense.
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  8.  George Dunn  Trump has some kind of very-short-range charisma that only works on certain kinds of people - maybe 30% of Americans. He repels the rest of us. Contrast that with Hitler, whose charisma effectiveness rating was more like 90%.
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  9. Tie them all together. Let the cinderblock go where it wants.
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  10. Bingo. Republicans are going straight for the "coup" solution to them losing elections. They're just like the Nazi party in that regard :(
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  11. Marge Traitor Green isn't even qualified to be the official dog catcher at a trailer park.
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  12. I'm hoping he goes through with that stupid idea to do a "fireside chat" about the call to Ukraine .. because it's going to make him look even worse. Every time he opens the hamberder hole, the share of impeach-and-remove rises by a few more points. Pretty soon his only option will be to resign.
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  13. You don't need any respect for the useful idiots, the wannabe traitors, the simpletons, etc, who buy into Trump's many lies. If you're pleasantly cynical, just be grateful for the way those wannabe traitors continue to out themselves with the MAGAt hats and other traitor merch. Makes them easy to spot.
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  14.  @Adogslife54  Does YT let us say that we wish Mr Trump a harmonious repose, and sooner rather than later?
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  15. You know how you train puppies not to poop indoors? You need to do the same basic thing to Trumptards, who suffer from TDS. Rub their faces in his lies. Keep repeating the lesson as often as you can.
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  16. In a sane country, they would be. Just as honesty without curbs can sometimes be cruelty, free speech without curbs can also be disinformation.
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  17. The GOP has been OK so far with Tяump totally lying to the American people and to the world. The GOP has been instrumental in defending Tяump's lies. And now Mike Lee knows how it feels to be on the receiving end of Tяump's batshit lies. Is that what it takes to make him aware of the problem of Tяump's constant lying?
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  18. @The Wraith Considering that they were on the street and not in a legislative session or in an interview somewhere, if I were him I would have wondered who the F the random crazy lady is on the street who's telling me she has a gun.
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  19. As far back as July 2019, Trump knew he would lose a fair election against Biden, which is why he withheld aid from Ukraine in order to pressure them to make up some dirt on the Bidens. And by sometime in March 2020 he began hunting for someone to sabotage the USPS from within, when he realized that lying about the coronavirus hadn't made it go away, and tens of millions of people would be voting by mail in the fall. By their actions, the Republicans are showing that they occupy a position that doesn't belong on the political spectrum in any country: being willing to break any law to deny other parties any shot at power. That's how Communist Russia, Communist China, and Nazi Germany all do or did business.
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  20. Roger Stone's pumpkin needs to go through some things.
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  21. Whenever his scraping, whining, lying voice comes on, I mute it quickly, forward ahead, change channels, whatever. He's so obviously a liar and he loves to spread hate.
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  22.  Jesse O  Correct. Serious crimes deserve serious punishment. It would be the world's biggest ever pay-per-view.
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  23. Yah. If you read the nuttery they're posting right now, it's all about how "incoherent" they imagine he was.
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  24. This time in history is making me look a lot more kindly upon reverend Jim Jones and that nutball Heavens Gate cult. At least they had the grace to off themselves, not destroy a whole country to please their angry cult leader.
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  25. Watching her shred the FOXed Noise bozos is entertaining.
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  26. I couldn't watch it. If it came on the radio I changed channels. While it is sometimes amusing to listen to him ramble about toilets, windmills, and how unfair the world is to his attempts at criminal governance, it's disgusting to listen to his lies and bullying and threats (while his spineless, dictator-friendly flying monkeys cheer him on - people who were raised in the bosom of America and who are now trying to destroy that very same America) and really, Republicans, this is the best you've got to offer?
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  27.  @timothyball3144  It would be great to see him refer to the Military Times as "fake news".
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  28. Trump is reverend Jim Jones to those people.
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  29.  @franklaferriere5754  Then again, maybe he should wear tan suits for a week or two and make a point of asking the FOXed Noise reporters what they think of the color. F them and F the dog they rode to town on.
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  30.  @johncrazyhorse2707  Just because I don't want to stand with your fascist demigod doesn't make me a liar. It makes me a patriot. If your relatives who fought the Nazis in WW2 could see you now, they'd slap you clear into next Friday.
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  31.  @johncrazyhorse2707  Here's what you're defending: Tяump-Russia Investigation 15 months 34 Indictments/Charges (Individuals) (and counting) 3 Indictments/Charges (Companies) 5 GUILTY pleas (and counting) 5 CONVICTIONS (and counting) Indicted: Roger Stone, guilty on all 7 counts, awaiting sentencing Indicted: Paul Manafort, serving 7.5 years in prison Indicted: Rick Gates, getting 45 days in jail & 3 years probation Indicted: George Papadopoulos, 14 days in prison, 12 months supervised release, 200 hours community service Indicted: Michael Flynn, awaiting sentencing Indicted: Michael Cohen, serving 3 years in prison Indicted: Richard Pinedo, 6 months in prison, 6 months home confinement Indicted: Alex van der Zwaan, 30 days in prison, 2 months supervised release Indicted: Konstantin Kilimnik Indicted: 12 Russian GRU officers Indicted: Yevgeny Prigozhin Indicted: Mikhail Burchik Indicted: Aleksandra Krylova Indicted: Anna Bogacheva Indicted: Sergey Polozov Indicted: Maria Bovda Indicted: Dzheykhun Aslanov Indicted: Vadim Podkopaev Indicted: Irina Kaverzina Indicted: Gleb Vasilchenko Indicted: Internet Research Agency Indicted: Concord Management Guilty Plea: Michael Flynn Guilty Plea: Michael Cohen Guilty Plea: George Papadopolous Guilty Plea: Richard Pinedo Guilty Plea: Alex van der Zwaan Guilty Plea: Rick Gates Over 191 Criminal Charges (and counting): Conspiracy against the USA (2 counts) Conspiracy to launder money (2 counts) Bank fraud (8 counts) Bank fraud conspiracy (10 counts) Subscribing to false tax returns (10 counts) Making false statements (6 counts) Failure to file reports of foreign bank accounts (14 counts) Unregistered agent of a foreign principal (2 counts) False FARA statements (2 counts) Subscribing to false tax returns (10 counts) Assisting in preparation of false tax documents (5 counts) Conspiracy to defraud the United States (13 counts) Conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud (2 counts) Aggravated identity theft (24 counts)
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  32.  @Slo-ryde  The Russians always did view Trump as a human wrecking ball, one that would gladly do their bidding here.
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  33. If every reporter, all along the way, had just done their job, we wouldn't be in this bad place. The words "No, Mr Trump, that's a lie" need to be said more often.
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  34. Most everyone I know watches FOXed Noise only for its entertainment content. They're like the Baghdad Bob Network.
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  35. Milley must have read "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" .. because the book is full of little incidents in which Hitler very slowly stretched the envelope of what was acceptable for the leader to do. Like a true psychopath, he was able to shrewdly gauge just how much to push it, one step at a time.
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  36. Correct. Unless you have a matching stack of death certificates and signed ballots, with all of it notarized as authentic, there simply wasn't a problem with dead people voting. I keep asking the Trump nutters for proof on their claims, but the best they've got is grainy video of some jackhole waving papers around. Understand something about proof. When you go into a bank to set up a new account, and they ask for ID, are you allowed to simply show them a video of you holding up a piece of plastic and claiming it's your drivers license or passport? No. They need to see the real thing, and verify that it's authentic, before opening the account. The same is true for other forms of proof, such as with the claims of election fraud, and, so far, the people claiming fraud there haven't been able to produce a shred of proof.
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  37.    Correct. They've made a fetish of having one set of rules for them, and another set of rules for everyone else. Remember when 8 months before an election was much too soon to schedule SCOTUS hearings?
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  38. Where I live, trying to be a drop box vigilante would be somewhere between difficult and unthinkable.
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  39. Unfortunately the Kool Aid is 3 parts LSD to 1 part rat poison.
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  40. @The Wraith Perhaps the laws are different where you are (if they have any laws on these things) but in most places, it's very bad form to let anyone know or even tell somehow that you have a gun.
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  41. President-elect Biden is correct about the nation needing to heal, but in truth the current problems (exclusive of covid) were aflame years ago, before Trump poured high-test gasoline all over them. I remember when Republicans called our President a Muslim; when Republicans called him and his family a pack of monkeys; when Republicans said he wasn't born here; when Republicans blocked every single path to progress that they could; when Republicans made pictures of him as Hitler; when Republicans shut down the government and hurt the entire nation, twice, just to spite him; when Republicans turned their backs on every opportunity to open a worthwhile dialogue; when Republicans would not even listen to any choice for a Supreme Court judge no matter who the nominee was; when Republicans openly said they would oppose Obama at every turn. Those people got a lot worse under Trump. Now we're in this strange place where some of them think it's perfectly OK to toss the legal ballots they don't agree with, or drive their cars into crowds of protesters, or try to run a campaign bus off the road. If America is going to heal, those people are the ones who will have to do most of the healing, and, frankly, they seem disinclined to step away from their dictatorship-friendly pro-violence anti-science stance.
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  42. Creating the conditions for other branches of government to lessen their own authority (this is a form of undermining their authority) always was one of Team Trump's goals. What they have in mind is a strong executive and everyone else running scared, like in Russia.
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  43.  @JohnC3POlerud  I hope Jeremy Raskin will someday be president.
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  44.  @Ddrhl  A lot of things have been tried to wake them up from their delirium. Forcibly sterilizing refugees at the border, in complete violation of international laws? Tried that. Forcibly separating refugee families at the border, in complete violation of treaties we signed? Tried that. Trashing our longstanding allies? Tried that. Lying to the American people about a deadly disease, then killing hundreds of thousands through those lies and inaction? Tried that. Destroyed the export economy through "trade wars" that he thought were easy to win? Tried that. Rapidly increasing homelessness all over the country? Tried that. A whammy as bad as the 1918 Pandemic and the Great Depression all at once? Tried that.
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  45. You know who Pompeo reminds me of? Ribbentrop, who was foreign minister of Nazi Germany 1938-1945. Pompeo has the same smug style of telling obvious lies, and when he's caught in his own lies he reacts just as Ribbentrop did. Occasionally his act falls apart. Interesting fact: before becoming foreign minister, Ribbentrop was a champagne salesman, which initially helped him get access to the high-and-mighty in Germany who initially financed the upstart Nazi party.
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  46.  Howard Bueker  Aww, so sore. Rub some copium on that butthurt. You can whine all you want, and make up all the dumb patently-false nonsense you want (just like the "stolen" election that covid was supposed to disappear after), but the truth is that Joe is doing good things for Americans. Including even you.
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  47.  @im_afraid_of_americans3918  After four years of letting Trump appoint "acting" people willy-nilly to skip the confirmation process, Moscow Mitch will suddenly change his mind and insist on the law being followed. Should a supreme court vacancy open, Mitch will explain that even 36 months before an election is much, much too soon to seat a SCOTUS judge. Thank god people in Georgia are voting!
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  48.  @janusgahrstre1998  That's not a false narrative, fool, all of what I wrote was widely covered in the news at the time. You are a very sucky propagandist/troll is this is the best of what you have to offer. Try again, Fruit Loops, only this time please attempt to say something that's more based in reality than your lame, fact-free denials of what actually took place.
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  49. The difference is, smart people usually know that they can't (and never will) know everything. Stupid people, on the other hand, are convinced they know everything.
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  50.  @jeffarnold3800  Yeah, good luck with that, this isn't Obama's era anymore. But then, you Republicans are always trying to wind the calendar back.
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