Comments by "Ego Brain" (@egobrain7349) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. ​ @justkaren6450 Lies and propaganda. The leftist way.😅
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  2. ​ @CaptnCanada85 That is nonsensical. What process did he bypass?
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  3. ​ NickYankee It did happen. 😂
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  4. ​ @justkaren6450 Wrong and proven to not be true.
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  5. ​ @13cozmik The OP made a factual statement and didn't say they shouldn't be able to wear a shirt.
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  6. ​ @cassiescornerreviews6884 Lies. and nonsense. That IS what they're teaching. Go learn about the curriculum being discussed in this very video.
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  7.  @qataribananahamock1495  An account that is 1 month old questioning the validity of an account that is 13 years old...hilarious.
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  8. ​ @thenonexistinghero Exactly. The intention is to create activists that can be used to gain power. That is all.😅
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  9. ​ @suzannecooper5323 Yes, he said he would go. That is not a crime. He was allowed to do that. 😂 He said to peacefully and patrotically go. He also requested 10k troops to be there to ensure safety and peace. But, that part was lied about by the Jay6 committee and media.
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  10. ​ @ReemTahir There is absolutely FAR too much administration. You are correct about that. The increase in admin positions and money going towards it has skyrocketed in the last few decades.
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  11. Or in her case, defrauding the immigration system by marrying her brother to get him in tbe US.
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  12. ​ @teebone2157 It doesn't matter what is happening now. The entire idea is to allow it to everyone. To change the system.
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  13. ​ @mickeywood3012 It isn't an opinion that he did not do that. It is a fact proven by logic, the testimony of the ppl in the car, the impossibility of it, etc.
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  14. ​ @martinpfefferle2558 Not for what they're being used for now or in the manner they're used. They were something temporary and they've always had side effects. The side effects are more severe when used in the manner they are now, for instance, when they go on and use the next med. Also, it is experimental to completely stop this extremely important process of human life. It is a time of enormous brain and body growth. We don't know the implications of just stopping it forever.
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  15. ​ @Jomama542  Public schools get around 14-15k per student on count day. (It varies from state to state) Private schools, on average, cost less than that. The idea is for the voucher to be what would be given to the public school if they were there. Which is more than the cost of private schools, on average.
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  16. ​ @carhac66 He was never offered to pay a fine. 😂😂
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  17. ​ @4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz Exactly. And we have terrible outcomes. Only a third of graduates can read proficiently. Only 12% are proficient in American History. (Explains a lot, right?) Math and Science are just as bad. The schools with the highest budgets, the inner city ones you talked about, have the worst outcomes of all. $ doesn't fix it. It is the system itself.
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  18. ​ @ReemTahir Then, you have the issue of not being able to fire poor performing teachers. For example, New York City’s $150 million annual budget goes to paying teachers who have been disqualified from teaching yet cannot be fired. In no other professional occupation is the risk of dismissal for poor performers so low. Teachers are rewarded by years worked, not performance (this was fought for by teachers unions) so they don't have to perform well.
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  19.  @imanenthuse4009  If you think that Trump supporter equals racist, you watch and believe way too much Operation Mockingbird media.
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  20. She also married her brother to defraud tbe immigration system.
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  21. ​ @ReemTahir Participants in the American Time Use Survey (ATUS) list their activities in detailed time diaries. The diaries capture work time wherever and whenever it may occur. Using the ATUS, we find that teachers work an average of 40.6 hours during the work week, compared to 42.4 hours for private-sector professionals. Over a full calendar year including vacations, teachers work at most 83% as many hours as private-sector professionals.
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  22. ​ @ReemTahir the Federal Reserve’s Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking inquires about financial well-being. Among teachers in the survey, 81% said they are either “doing okay” or “living comfortably,” while only 2.7% of teachers describe their financial situation as “finding it hard to get by.” Teachers are just as likely as other college graduates to say they are better off than their parents were at the same age, equally satisfied with the neighborhoods that they live in, and no more likely to be carrying student debt.
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  23. ​ @Really-ej8jt He had a lawyer that he had take care of things and he paid his lawyer his lawyer fees when billed. It is common for the rich to just pay a lawyer and the lawyer takes care of stuff and just bills them.
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  24. ​ @MamaKalash Yep. OperationMocking🐦
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  25. ​ @Frederick0220 Exactly
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  26.  @xandan1668  since he wasnt a dictator, he left it up to the states. No state ahould have locked down. The WHO is even against lockdowns. The problems from that are worse. He didnt ignore it. 🤦🏻‍♀️ He shut down travel from China immediately and the left(Biden specifically)said he was xenophobic for doing so. He created the coronavirus taskforce immediately. He ensured every state had all the ventilators and medical setups they needed and was applauded for it by several Democratic governors, including Cuomo and Newsom. Dr Fauci himself, whom is adored by the left, said that Trump did everything he should have and he can't think of anything more that he could have done. Since Trump is NOT a dictator, he left decisions of mandates and lockdowns up to the states, as he should have. Some states did better than others. Some states, Democratic run, put sick people in NURSING HOMES. We all knew from the very beginning that the elderly were the most vulnerable yet they put sick people with them while their hospitals were empty and Trumps administration had medical facilities set up for them to use. Nursing homes represent less than 1% of the U.S. population, but they account for 42% of the COVID-19 deaths, with more than 70,000 fatalities reported by the COVID Tracking Project. (Number is from  August)
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  27.  @testtest8798  Exactly. He literally said to peacefully protest.
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  28. ​ @ReemTahir As as Utah above stated, the disrespect is WELL earned. Look what they're doing. Look what they are pushing for and voting for.
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  29. ​ @ReemTahir They're paid more than other SIMILAR jobs. When they change jobs, they, on average,  take a pay cut. This doesn't even take into account their very generous benefits and pension plans. They receive benefits equal to 45% their annual wages. This is over double private sector jobs. They often go on to do a second job during their ample vacation time and make even more money for the year.
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  30.  IPrince Majestic  ah yes..a week old account. I surely believe you are real and not just a short dol with wild colorful hair made to sow dissent along with the other masses of accounts that suddenly popped up since the election in huge numbers.
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  31. Lowest paying? They're not underpaid. They're paid more than ppl with similar jobs. And they get far more vacation time. Many use that time to work and make more. They also get great benefits.
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  32. And they're some of the highest funded...
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  33. ​ @MrLuckyCartel  Exactly.
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  34. @keithziegler8881  His entire point is for the courts to take it back up. And hopefully, interpret it correctly this time.
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  35. @krisokobah5149  Senator Howard, a framer of the 14th, clarified the citizenship clause, stating that it would include every person born in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction, excluding only those who were foreigners, aliens, or belonged to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers. He emphasized that this clause was intended to address the citizenship status of individuals, ensuring that those born in the United States, except for specific exceptions, would be considered citizens.
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  36.  @HBear1985  Trump lost billions being POTUS so that is an asinine comment...
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  37. Geez you people juat eat up what the "Operation Mockingbird" media tells you and only what they tell you. 🤦🏻‍♀️
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  38.  @sntslilhlpr6601  we are declining behind China because the government raised taxes on corporations to an asinine amountkit was highest in the world) and made a billion regulations. Why would businesses stay here when they can go to China and pay low taxes, have basically no regulations, and pay very low wages. That is what they did. And Biden wants to go back to those asinine tax levels. And at the same time, he will raise all our taxes by reversing Trumps tax cuts which lowered almoat everyones taxes and caused an increase in revenue(they just also increased the budget).
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  39.  @anandr1385  And the left uses fear of "n@zis" among us, racism, etc. To manipulate you. Welcome to government. You must be new. Hegelian Dialect - problem, reaction, solution Government creates a problem, waits for the fear and emotion based public reaction, and offers a solution...that was already preplanned.
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  40. ​ NickYankee It is the same thing she did. They're claiming it is a felony because they're claiming the other crime is election interference which is completely nonsensical.
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  41.  @DMaria216  "Biden did it 40 years ago" His entire career has been working with segregationists, making inflammatory remarks about black ppl, and creating legislation that HURT black ppl. You think he just changed his mind now?
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  42. ​ @NoOneCaresIckyThump  Your point about unions making it difficult to fire bad ones is also true. Just in NY, they spend millions of dollars a year to pay teachers who don't even work. They can't be fired, so they just pay them to not work.
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  43. ​ @ReemTahir It is more likely that workers in public education are on average overpaid, in the sense that they could not earn as much in the private sector. Studies of teachers who switch jobs and comparisons of teaching to other occupations with the same BLS skill requirements suggest that the teacher wage penalty is close to zero. If that is true, then incorporating fringe benefits as measured in the NIPA would boost total teacher compensation about 18% above private-sector levels. This premium comes before adding the value of job security and the predictability of regular raises, which economic theory predicts would be offset by lower wages.
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  44. Well said.
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  45.  @dcorica79  lol ikr
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  46.  @joseangelhernandez5274  You can make conspiracies al you want on what his words secretly meant, but it doesn't make it true. He said peacefully protest over and over again. His entire message all through the year has been peaceful protest, law and order, supporting police, etc. It is asinine to believe he was secretly coding to ppl.
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  47.  @SuperNESMario64  There was literally Antifa/BLM there. Lol One guy is known for organizing riots and protests. He identifies with Antifa and BLM and has his own group. He has twitter announcements organizing to go to DC on tbe 6th to "kick these fascists out of DC". He was in the Capitol building documenting. He said he got in through a window. And btw, he even said, "Protesters weren’t really, like, trying to burn anything down, they weren’t really trying to break anything, their main motive was to make it into the chambers." Any of the others could have been more amongst them. Congressmen were warned by tbe Capitol Police tbat Antifa would be there dressed as Trump supporters. There was people yelling ACAB in tbe Capitol, which is an Antifa/BLM thing. There was many others on Twitter advertising that they need numbers to show up in DC. Now the vast majority imo were Trump supporters. A few morons started and then a handful of morons followed. But to say tbere was no Antifa/BLM there is just naive and incorrect.
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  48.  @Ericleeproject  Calling a group of unarmed(a handful of weapons were found out of hundreds of thousands of people...which makes sense since Antifa often shows up to demonstrations of the right and the ppl would want to protect themselves) people going to protest at the Capitol a "coup"is asinine.
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  49.  @badmonkey2222  hurr durr. Fascist fascists. Durrr. 🙄
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  50.  @Ericleeproject  Did you see who planted them? It could have been anyone of any affiliation. Here are some things they have done. Shot mortars at federal courthouse in Portland and tried to barracade the people inside Burned down a police station in Minneapolis Created the CHAZ/CHOP zone(which was actual insurrection)where people were harrassed, beaten, raped, and even killed. Burned down a Wendy's Dozens of people killed during their riots, including one man who was hunted and then shot point blank because he had a MAGA hat on Billions of dollars in damage to small businesses and large businesses, cars, etc. 700 injured policemen Harrassed many politicians and journalists (even at their homes) "Stormed" the White House Anti Kavanaugh protesters took over Senate building Occupied Nancy Pelosi's office BLM leader said "if this country doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down this system and replace it." ....ppl still gave them billions of dollars. Presumably so they can do just that. BLM used mafia tactics in Louisville and made business owners comply with their demands or risk their business being trashed. Chris Cuomo said on CNN of Antifa, "Who said free speech has to be peaceful?" AOC said, "Riots are the language of the unheard." Everyone was saying, "It's ok, they have insurance." They said CHAZ/CHOP would be a "summer of love" Ayanna Presley said, "There needs to be unrest in the streets." Mazine Waters told people to show up at cabinet members houses Then ppl gave billions of dollars to BLM for doing these things. Bailout funds have been created to bail out and provide legal services to all Antifa/BLM members for doing these things. All of this was done for something that almost everyone agreed was fcked up. Even since, when we have more information and know that he had a very lethal amount of drugs in his system and that he begged to be put on the ground, people still almost universally believe that the knee on his neck was unnecessary.
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