Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "" video.

  1. Biden did the same, what irony?
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  2.  @Meltedcheese567  Accountable for what? A bookkeeping error?
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  3. The Arena was packed to capacity. What are you talking about, people were turned away there were so many.
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  4. Felons are allowed to vote in some states. Voting rights are based on which State you live in. Trump was convicted but not sentenced until after the election and was never incarcerated so he has full voting rights. The sentence of "unconditional discharge" does not revoke voting rights.
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  5. The modern Roman salute was popularized by Jacques-Louis David's painting "The Oath of the Horatii" (1784). This painting and other neoclassical artworks influenced the gesture's association with Roman culture The Oath of the Horatii is a famous painting by Jacques-Louis David, completed in 1784. It depicts a scene from a Roman legend about a dispute between the cities of Rome and Alba Longa1. Instead of sending their armies to war, the cities agreed to have three representatives from each family fight to settle the conflict
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  6.  @monteciagreen1050 Tulsi Gabbard? RFK Jr? The "swamp" is way too entrenched and ingrained to be drained to any great degree. It may never happen, but we can try.
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  7. Quite the opposite, MLKJ was against DEI and spoke not about the color of skin but the content of character. A meritocracy they both believe in.
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  8. I'm a Jew, and no, but this is in no way equivalent.
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  9.  @pambacchus5421  NY State sentenced Trump with "Unconditional Discharge" so not voting rights revoked. Canada has exceptions even for common criminals: Temporary Resident Permit (TRP): This permit allows individuals who are otherwise inadmissible to enter Canada for a specific period if there are compelling reasons. You can apply for a TRP at any time, even if you are still serving a sentence
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  10. The war ended in 1945, by then we were fighting Communism. What country are you from?
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  11.  @markrobinowitz8473  For Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration, over *220,000 tickets* were issued for the swearing-in ceremony.
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  12.  @douglasmcfarland9040  2020 was a turnout anomaly due to co-vid ballot harvesting. a better comparison is 2016 vs 2024 The voter turnout in the 2024 presidential election was higher than in 2016. In 2024, approximately *64%* of the voting-eligible population participated, whereas in 2016, the turnout was around **60.1%**. Trump got 46.1% of the popular vote in 2016 but 49.8% in 2024. That's an increase of 3.7%.
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  13.  @Meltedcheese567  Those "established" tech oligarchs stood behind Biden before they stood behind Trump, especially Bezos and his Washington Post newspaper.
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  14.  @mackerel69  Zuckerberg and Bezos gave Biden money and they both used their platforms to promote Biden's admin and policies, often with false claims, like RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA and Hunter's laptop was fake. WAPO published the letter from 51 intel officers saying they believed the laptop was fake, and Biden even quoted that lie in the debate with Trump. Again, Joe Biden knew that was Hunter's laptop but lied about it in the Presidential Debate. 2020 was rigged.
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  15. ​ @Spiceyavocado  Trump's cabinet? None of these are billionaires: Rubio Hegseth Bondi Zeldin Ratcliffe Gabbard Vought Rollins Wright RFK Jr Noem Turner Chavez-DeRemer Collins Duffy Stefanik Greer
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  16.  @Spiceyavocado  John Kerry was part of President Joe Biden's administration. He served as the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate. Partnered with his wife, he is considered a Billionaire, she's the Heinz of Capitalist fame.
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  17.  @Spiceyavocado  President Joe Biden awarded the *Presidential Medal of Freedom* to George Soros on January 4, 2025. Why?
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  18. Trump did not say that. If Trump wanted revenge he could do it in other ways.
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  19. Why, Trump and MLKJ has the same base belief, content of character over color of skin, a meritocracy.
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  20. JD Vance, "old"?
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  21. I see just the opposite, that's what makes a horse race and a democracy.
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  22.  @judibiggerstaff8054  The congress can remove a president for being a convicted felon, it is in the law.
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  23.  @kayleeLunaCounty  Yes, each state is different. My felony conviction in California was "expunged" after probation, just like RFK Jr's. I did not need to reestablish my voting rights, it was AUTOMATIC. BTW, because my conviction was "expunged" I can legally say I was never convicted of a Felony, and I have passed national background checks to get licensed by saying I was never convicted. Trump is still in the appeal process, there are many outcomes possible, but unlike California, NY does not have expungement as an option. Each State has different laws. RFK Jr's felony conviction was in South Dakota.
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  24. Musk came here from Canada, where he went as a child of 17.
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  25.  @ararelover420  ? Giving your heart to the crowd is racist? I saw video of Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren doing the same.
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  26. Trump fooled no one, he's the most authentic and transparent President in history. You are fooling yourself, he lives rent free in your head.
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