Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Cornel West Easily Dismantles Fox News Propaganda w Surgical Precision" video.

  1. Ok, and? You do know that being a professor does not mean they are always right. Academics is largely political.
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  2. Because Bernie is nothing compared to Trump.
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  3. No, more of that the black community is improving under him. For a supposed racist, as Bernie Sanders claims Trump is, that says something.
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  4.  @florencedebear1576  , so being ignorant on history makes you a racist? And the protesters in the NFL were a problem. They refused to have a discussion. They simply cried about a supposed issue but never pushed for a discussion. And there wasn't a Muslim ban.
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  5.  @ZXD7250  , he allowed a black woman to live in his hotel for free to protect here after her entire family was murdered.
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  6.  @gdsm93  , because West isn't as smart as people think he is. Just because he is a professor doesn't mean that he can't be wrong.
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  7. Kyle hardly steps out of his echo chamber. Notice how people like Owens, Shapiro, Crowder, etc. don't talk about him but he talks about other people? It shows how irrelevant he is.
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  8.  @trosway  , true. A big problem with the left is they are refusing to even talk to other people. They hide in their bubble. Anymore they are losing views. TYT is downsizing and losing views. The far left is dying. They went too far with their ideas and refused to back down.
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  9.  @ocumstweezers  , care to link be to that study? I would like to read it. I am all for people stocking up on food, but I need that study to read and analyze it.
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  10. @jonny s , when did he support the KKK?
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  11.  @nobbly45  , yes.
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  12. Because Bernie is a joke.
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  13. If that is the best you have than you are in trouble.
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  14.  @fdfischer  , everyone has their bad days. Live it up on that one moment Shapiro fell apart. West had bad days as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRd2iJ5XXfg&t=210s Go to the 5 minute mark. When pressed West could not give evidence to his claim.
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  15. Because there isn't anything positive. Bernie is getting exposed.
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  16. Yeah, not true.
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  17.  @littlepandemonium4136  , the far left has a lot of talking points. Look at Kyle, he is king of them. Very easy to debunk.
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  18.  @ZXD7250  , there are moderate lefts, the problem is that they are being silenced and over shadowed by the far left. Biden is moderate left where the people he is running against are trying to out left themselves.
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  19. @John Lorton , facts can be used as talking points when you misrepresent them. Facts can be interpret in many ways. I call out Kyle and his fans on this often. He uses some "fact" without accepting any counter arguments. That is him using a "fact" as a talking point.
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  20. Cornel West is honest? All I saw was a guy distract from the fact that Trump is actually successful and progressing our nation in a very positive way.
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  21.  @gilbertoavina6156  , Kyle has nothing but talking points. I can easily beat him in a debate.
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  22.  @ocumstweezers  most lefties don't want to debate because they don't like being challenged.
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  23.  @ocumstweezers  , ok, let's debate. I love debating economic and healthcare issues and recently improved my debating resources in climate change. I am all for an honest debate and I am willing to give you my resources. From my experience the far left has a handful of talking points and pulls the emotional card. Even after I recommend books from experts on the field I get ridiculed and many times people run away. For example, on climate change I am a skeptic where I recommended this book to someone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_We_Disagree_About_Climate_Change That person called me a denier. So I am a denier when I agree with someone who worked for the IPCC?
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  24.  @ocumstweezers  , define a "living wage". That is a subjective term. I am all for improving healthcare, we should discuss that. That is the topic I know the most.
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  25.  @ocumstweezers  , cost of living is subjective to a degree, but someone's income they should earn is highly subjective. Someone with a rich spouse does not need to earn as much compared to a single person who has to commute to work. So should the person with a rich spouse earn a lower wage compared to someone who is single, with two kids and has to commute to work? Or let us compare myself to my coworkers. I am able to walk to work. I have good health and a simple life style. I live in an upstairs apartment thus I can keep my windows open 24/7 and not have to run the AC. Another coworker of mine has to drive to work spending money on gas and has to run the AC. Should I get paid less? That is the problem with the "living wage" talking point. It is highly subjective. Why a one bedroom? Why not a studio? Why not a 2 bedroom with a roommate? What kind of transportation? I walk to work myself. UBI is a terrible idea as it is easy monetary policy that will increase inflation. It is giving away money that does not generate wealth. Compare it to the small scale. If you were to give some random person on the street $100 what have you gain? Nothing. Now you are poorer. Now compared that to the large scale. Giving out money to people for not generating wealth devalues the money. You need to create wealth. If you are willing to take home less than donate to charities. We need a lot of help in our community. To give two examples in my community we lack substitute teachers, become one. We also like sports officials, become one. What I feel is funny is that far leftists don't seem to want to be active. It is like that episode of Family Guy where Quagmire ripped on Brian telling him to "grab a ladle". If they want a single payer system then why has every attempt to install it failed? You want a single payer system but also want illegals here using up our resources? Also, a wall is a drop in the bucket compared to cost of healthcare.
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  26.  @ocumstweezers  , ok, what? That book I referenced is not funded by petroleum research. The guy worked for the IPCC and wrote that book independently. The issues with climate change are 1. How much does man play a role 2. Is it even a threat 3. If it is than what is the solution. From Prof. Mike Hulme himself “What is causing climate change? By how much is warming likely to accelerate? What level of warming is dangerous? - represent just three of a number of contested or uncertain areas of knowledge about climate change.” He has a PhD from Wales in applied climatology and writes reports for the IPCC. "I just can't take you seriously, on 'climate skepticism. That's the end of that debate." But earlier you said this "I'll debate anyone about anything. I've been debating right wingers since you needed a landline and AOL account to debate right wingers online and I've never blocked anyone, or backed down from an argument." Seems like you are backing down. Remember, I am the one who cited a book on this issue. I will have to say you were a very easy opponent to debate.
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  27.  @ocumstweezers  , ok, what? How did I present talking points? If everyone had EBT the price of food will go up. What you have to do is make food more affordable. As for living off of junk food, that is a culture issue. Over 40% of the food dollar is spent eating out where in other nations that is much less. You need to change the culture, just just give them a check. Plus $200 a week? I spend around $150 a month of food. Please explain a policy to me. You brought some up and I countered in how I feel they won't work. You said you want a debate, I am here. But when I give legit points you call them right wing talking points. How are they? Yes, we live in a republic, I agree. That is why I support smaller, more local government and restricted federal government. Thus no UBI and no M4A at the federal level. I don't understand your question.
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  28.  @ocumstweezers  , M4A is not supported by 70% of the population. If it was than why did close to 80% of voters in Colorado said no in 2016? Also, your description of a republic is off.
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  29. To Kyle it is always the far left against everyone else. He has no room to talk.
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  30.  @garrymiller3171  Things are improving under Trump by doing the opposite of what Bernie supports. People are really questioning Bernie now. Plus, Bernie has not actual policies, just talking points.
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  31.  @nobbly45  , not really a counter argument.
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  32.  @shittywheelies7403  , deceptive stat. How many of them have insurance? Also, people are typically bad at managing money so that is more of a reflection of them.
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  33.  @garrymiller3171  , really? Lower unemployment, wages going up, worker participation is going up. Things are improving. And whose healthcare did Trump take? Bernie does not fight for anyone. If he did he would have donated some of his money instead of pocketing it. He would start charities or actually work to improve people's lives instead of running his mouth. He is all talk and no action.
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  34.  @nobbly45  , wait until 2020 when Trump wins by a wider margin.
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  35.  @danielpierik212  , do you know what the "amendment king" entails? It means he simply amended a law. He didn't create it, he simply changed it. That is similar to adding seat covers to a car seat and saying you changed your car. Big deal. He didn't create any of the laws, he just added changes. Underemployment rate is still high? The U6 is very low as well. Wages are outpacing inflation, even outpacing CPI inflation which is typically higher than other methods of inflation such as the PCE and GDP deflator (I bet you didn't know there were many methods in measuring inflation). The Fed raised interest rates under Trump where under Obama they were held at zero. And no, Trump did not take healthcare away from anyone. He removed the individual mandate so people were no longer required to buy healthcare insurance.
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  36.  @danielpierik212  https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FEDFUNDS The raising of interest rates is due to the growing economy. It is designed to slow down economic growth to prevent a bubble. They are going up under Trump because the economy is growing under him.
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  37.  @vegastjg  , you can blame the democrats for that. He gave deals to the democrats and they refused so he did open the government. Trump tried to play ball but democrats refused. Also, the shutdown showed how little we need the federal government and how local communities were willing to help each other out. It was a big win for Trump.
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  38.  @vegastjg  , he did take responsibility for it, but he still pushed deals towards the democrats and they refused to budge. In the end he opened the government back up and no one cared. That was the point. Trump looked like the better person in the end.
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  39.  @vegastjg  , he gave many offers to the dems that they openly refused to accept even before he proposed them.
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  40.  @vegastjg  , but he didn't hurt Americans. They got paid and local communities helped them out. The shut down showed how little we need the federal government.
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  41. Why?
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  42.  @alhassangangu4357  , to a degree. They should display humility though in admitting they could be wrong.
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