Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "How Republicans Use Anti-Intellectualism To Divide America" video.

@zackwarrington7272 Gotta laugh at the irony of you, on a video about Republicans taking advantage of anti-intellectualism, acting like Kaje's short paragraph was an essay.
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@whyamimrpink78 Just to be clear on something you asserted earlier, having a small administration is an indicator of corrupt government as it's reducing the "keys to power", allowing the ruler to have more absolute power. That's why dictators tens to have small administrations while more social democracies have larger ones.
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@whyamimrpink78 Demonstrably not true. Watch CGP Grey's video on "Keys to Power".
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@whyamimrpink78 I'm sorry, was it too much to assume you can read? P.S That's rhetorical. We both know you can read the name just fine.
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@whyamimrpink78 Yes, they know what they're talking about. It's a pretty objective topic that only requires observing history.
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@whyamimrpink78 What are your credentials? You're here trying to speak authoritatively about a matter you're plainly wrong about, why should anyone listen to you? And I just told you, an objective study of political history and theory. Its a 10/15 minute video, stop making excuses for your ignorance and go inform yourself.
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@whyamimrpink78 It's called understanding how things work, it's why we have education. You're always here playing the contrarian and time after time, the people you're arguing with demonstrate how little you really know of the topic you're arguing about. That your whole purpose seems to be hanging out on a YouTube channel of someone you apparently hate, getting in arguments that you never win, despite how much you might crow about it. So I've suggested something you could go check out, something that does a good job of concisely explaining how any ruler only remains so by the grace of specific important figures within their society. Military, economy, labour force, etc. Which also demonstrates how a dictator consolidates power for themselves by reducing the number of "keys", while more democratic nations reduce the potential for corruption and abuse of power by increasing the number. The "author" of this video has not created this ideology or the language involved. It's a long understood fact of organising and running large societies. Something you really should know about if you're gonna get in arguments about it. So stop trying to come up with excuses for not getting informed.
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@zackwarrington7272 Okay?
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@bobbun4369 Ukraine is known as "the bread basket of Europe" for how much food it supplies to the continent and beyond. Bob, you don't seem to know anything about this topic.
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@bobbun4369 And what? You're trying to talk authoritatively about a matter you appear to know nothing about.
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@bobbun4369 I call as I see it. Hence why I used the term "appears", which you seem to read as "demanding". Seem a little insecure there, Bob. If you don't wanna be called out, don't talk nonsense.
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@bobbun4369 Is that like the arrogance of running your mouth and belittling people on a topic you don't actually know much of anything about?
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@bobbun4369 Everyone you've replied to.
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@bobbun4369 Being wilfully obtuse ain't cute, kid. You know exactly where, you're perfectly capable of looking back at your own comments on this thread.
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@bobbun4369 I'm not gonna quote every one of your replies in this very comment chain, that's silly. Just scroll up, it's not hard. I'm sure you can manage it. The fact you think that's a deflection only goes to show how petty and cowardly you're being, since you know what you said.
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