Comments by "m g" (@07Flash11MRC) on "Leeja Miller" channel.

  1.  @Barquevious_Jackson  "the worst thing that can happen is him doing nothing at all.": Congrats for showing your îgnôrance and stúpídîty so publicly. Clearly you haven't watched this video or read any page of the Project 2025 playbook. You must be in a very privileged social and financial position to have this kind of a bráìnfârt, but don't worry: You might not be the first, but eventually they'll get to you to and your right's will be taken away just like ours.
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  2. True that. If only all of the delusional protest voters would realize that and vote for the democratic candidate to prevent a fáscì$t dîctâtôrshîp.
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  3. You can be proud of yourself. It takes a lot of work to change so drastically, and for the better. Good luck and stay safe!
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  4. They know that's an impossible task. They need that security to plan what they are gonna do when the time comes.
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  5.  @Chedring  @Chedring : So you're just gonna conveniently ignore the fact that in marrigae women provide the man with unpaid labor, birthing and raising kids, taking care of the elderly on both sides? Women's free labor saves men trillions of dolloars that otherwise they'd have to pay for. This is also why women are owed in case of divorce.
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  6. Which is why voting for the non-authoritarian candidate (nowadays: Democrats) in every future election is so important. Otherwise the second foot will cross the threshold and there is no peaceful going back.
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  7.  @ninaconnolly6077  @nina : Oh, it is just that. Notice how in the ceremony the father hands the bride to the soon to be husband? That's the father giving his property to her new owner. Notice that usually the man puts a ring on the woman and in some cultures the man doesn't even have a ring? That's the husband showing other men that are interested in his wife that she is already his legal property. That is also prove by the fact that marital grape wasn't even illegal until 1997.
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  8. Also notice how JDV, when he asks the two employees, only calls the male employee "sir" but uses no courtesy with the female employe. The overt misogyny (also misogynoir).
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  9. @Milwaukee : The working class is absolutely entitled to innovation and progress. After all, all of the subsidies that go into lrivate companies are taxpayer money. Additionally all of the scientific progress necessary for technology and progress is also funded by the taxpayers.
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  10. I bet they also spend way more on advertisements than on wages.
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  11. True. That also applies to gender roles.
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  12.  @Justanothermusicnerdxo  "objectively from a legal lens": This is literally an oxymoron. Laws are made by people and therefore cannot be objective ever. If laws were objective, every country would by default end up woth the same ones, but they don't. Meanwhile objective truths like gravity are facts everywhere regardless of what people think or do. You are looking at things through your biased lense.
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  13. ​ @Awdreejahslin  In very simple terms: Shrinkflation is reducing the weight of the product while still asking for the same price (smaller sized product, but for the old price of the previously bigger product). Skimpflation is about changing the ingredients up and replacing the more expensive ingredients with cheaper (and oftentimes less healthy and less nutritious) ingredients. Skimpflation is a lot more subtle, because most consumers don't even know what they are consuming, so they won't notice a change of ingredients and they won't understand how they are being robbed by companies.
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  14. We can count ourselves lucky that Harris / Walz is our ticket. When the UK got rid of Boris Johnson, they had to settle for Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak.
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  15. Lmao, what? There is at least one entire political party and additionally plenty of private lobbyists supporting him behind the scenes. He is by no means a lone political actor.
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  16. "Separation of Church and State is CRUCIAL": True, but churches are nothing but tax heavens for the elite. If the separation really was that important, churches should be taxed out of existance. Religious believes aer supposed to be a private matter.
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  17. It goes both ways: Being rich is the only way to even have a dynasty. There are just different types of wealth: Nowadays it's mostly stocks and crypto, early on it was land and rare materials (including cash, which used to be gold and silver, not just inherently worthless pieces of paper).
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  18. It's sickening that universities / colleges can simply get rid of students they don't like or deny them a dergee despite them passing the tests. Both of those institutions are supposed to be for freedom of speech.
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  19.  @misspat7555  "stop trying to put labels on everything": That's what language naturally does. You are trying to censor other people.
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  20. Yes. That, but starting from 45 years ago. That's when shitė really hit the fan.
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  21.  @jgray2718  "but it wasn't the Belgian Congo, either.": Besides that being completely wrong, the bar really is in H€LL. There is no need for you to fall for the lies you've been told by the cap...ist élítè, so stop falling for them. Wake up!
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  22.  @animal1nstinct394  "this channel has motivated me to vote for Trump": how did that happen? Did you find yourself liking project 2025?
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  23. If we were truely in a Gilded Age, we'd all be richer compared to the êlitė. The truth is, we are far beyond the Gilded Age already and our taxes are also a lot higher than they were back then...
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  24.  JohnBrownsBody64920 Well, Trump is a nepo baby still, and he profits from the inherited name recognition.
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  25. The cãpítālì$t system that is!
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  26. That's what happens when you sleep in a democracy: Eventually you'll wake up in a dictatorship.
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  27. Nah, they'll never go after cis-het men of an abrahamic religion. That's their base. If they lose them, everything breaks down.
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  28. Well, some of them seem really excited to eff around and find out. The smaller escalations of Jan 6th were just the hors d'oeuvre.
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  29. American corporations have always learned well from fasc...ist and na...zi regimes. Many famous and wealthy Americans were those things, too, like Henry Ford.
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  30. @justin: Thx for bringing that up. I thought I was going crazy, but this is actually a thing.
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  31.  @therrydicule  "you can't just terminate gerrymandering if your elections are all based on geographic riding and district": You're making this unnecessarily complicated. Just implement popular vote (1 person = 1 vote). Gerrymandering isn't even a thing in most (western) countries other than the US and - according to you - Canada. Why hold on to such a silly, outdated, discriminatory system?
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  32. @FlawlessP401 : Just move to Russia already. You'll never have to worry about elections again. Also, Putin will be happy for you to join the front line in his special operation in Ukraine.
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  33. Similar in Europe. We are automatically registered from the day we turn 18 til the day we die and for every election that happens in our lifetime and that we show up to.
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  34. Exactly.
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  35. Well, welcome to the real world, where neither you or we get to pick... :-/
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  36. Not just land, but also natural resources.
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  37. @UndertakerU2ber : Citation needed. Also: Not everyone who you disagree with is a "Marxist". Especially when you conveniently ignore the difference between private and personal property. No Marxists argues against personal property unless they are a Marxist-in-name-only.
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  38.  @DeathAndTaxesAbolitionist  "Who is pushing for discrimination on the basis of race, gender and sexual orientation [...]": You are describing the right wing, not "our side".
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  39.  @DeathAndTaxesAbolitionist  "That was Democrats that were all of those things.": We are (not all) democrats. Democrats are corporatist centrist. Many people in this comment section are neither corporate Democrats nor MAGA Republicans.
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  40.  @KnittingTinker  "that end up taking care of children and at times parents": Congrats! You are a father and a son, and you've finally decided to do the job that was always yours. "doing house chores": Congrats for being a decent human being that is able-bodied and should by default contribute as much as every other able-bodied human being. "and other stuff for the family": Congrats for being a participating member of the family you more than anyone else profit from. PS: I love that you can't even name the stuff that you do, as in what chores you contribute in. That's just hilarious.
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  41. The joke is getting old...
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  42. Hi, former teacher here. I already quit, because I'm so sick of the system, especially the parts that enable students, parents, admins, and so many more to be (even physically) violent towards teachers and there being no consequences at all. Often there are also lies spread about teachers to get rid of them, which there are no consequences for, either.
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  43. It won't happen. Bernie is both too smart and too kind to cause unnecessary trouble and hand the election to Trump. now, if Biden died before the election, we'd be having a different conversation.
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  44. Instead of feelings you should prioritize facts. The facts are that under Trump we'd be worse of, but under Biden we'd be better off.
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  45. Ofc not. Inflation is only for the working class.
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  46.  @Burn_Slow  Neither Jill Stein, nor RFK jr., nor any other third party candidate stands a chance. A vote for any of them is a lost vote. Y'all might as well stay home them and watch Trump win, because your lost vote equates to a vote for him.
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  47. "the termination of lobbying and gerrymandering": All you need is to switch from the electoral college to popular vote. Gerrymandering would be completely pointless then. Getting rid of lobbying is much harder, unfortunately. The US has citizens united, which you would have to get rid of, but even then lobbying remains a problem. European countries don't have such a ruling, but lobbying still happens.
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  48. Still, there has to be some kind of solution where jews and muslims can coexist without offing each other.
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  49. "from a health & strength standpoint I’ll take Trump": He keeps falling asleep in court, while showing signs of decay. He is not as healthy as he wants you to believe.
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  50. It's not Leeja's fault that social media sites are censoring the truth.
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  51.  @Uncanny_Mountain  "Never seen a Westerner suggest a practical solution to the political quagmire": So what solutions do Easterners suggest?
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  52. @FlawlesslyFullOfShit : Considering that we are forced to pay thousands of dollars every month (in advance no less !!!) for maybe having a chance with the healthcare algorithm and being covered,y yes we absolutely have a right to healthcare!! We already paid for it for decades in advance.
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  53. Just say 'ca[pita]lism', which is what it really is.
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  54.  @Burn_Slow  "It’s basically a protest vote yeah.": What's the point? Do you really believe the êlítè cares about your hurt fee fees? If neither of the two parties (ruling and opposition) can get your vote, you are practically irrelevant to them. Do you not understand how politics in a two party system work?
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  55.  @Justanothermusicnerdxo  " “there is no universal understanding of truth” ": This is actually a bad faith argument and a strawman, too, because you are trying to attribute a quote to me which in never even said, lmfao, and then you are trying to beat an argument I didn't make. "that does nothing to further any discussion anywhere": Exactly. Take your own advice then and stop putting words in my mouth. Other people can literally see for themselves what I wrote and they can objectively tell that it wasn't that. Why? Because "universal understanding" is irrelevant to the truth. To use gravity as an example again: It doesn't matter whether you understand gravity or how it works, it still applies to you (just like it does the rest of us). That's objectivity. Gravity doesn't differentiate between whether you're a human or an animal, plant or whatever and it doesn't care whether you understand it completely, not at all or anything and everything in between. It would behoove you to stick to the epirical facts instead of human jurisdition and feelings.
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  56. @andrew : Not really: They are the party of "law and order", which also explains why they are trying to deport a US citizen and veteran, who has never been in any other country except for military service.
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  57.  @Uncanny_Mountain  Do you mean that as an Occupy Wallstreet 2.0?
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  58. Please vote for democracy if you are an American citizen.
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  59. "And we the voters have become serfs": Y'all were serfs even before. In fact you've never stopped being so.
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  60. Two words : Jordan Neely.
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  61. Where have you been since Trump learned to talk? He's been blaming China ever since.
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  62. "the best and most respected company ever, Boeing. Now, it is reduced to a laughing stock": Boeing did this to themselves. The managers and bosses got so greedy, they didn't just merge with McDonnel Douglas, they handed the entire company over to the other bosses.
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  63.  @blueyandicy Yes, and there has also never been a group of powerless, weak and or poor people being considered a dynasty.
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  64. @rlud304 : We're not talking about his private life. Stick to the topic.
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  65. "nobody should influence you on who to vote for" + "Please vote for Trump": Sorry, I don't listen to hypôcrìtés like you.
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  66. 100% agreed. You are telling facts. Voting blue all the way. A vote for Dems is a vote for democracy.
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  67. and you sound like a sad troll, @nolan.
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  68. Landlords shouldn't exist in the first place! Heck, even people like Adam Smith, who most consider to be the father of capitalism, was against them and for a good reason. People who make more than just one living off of other people's misery shouldn't be allowed to benefit from taxpayer money, subsidies and so much more. Landlords make life miserable for everyone.
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  69. "i think it's a bit ironic that you're asking us to appeal to the humanity of right wingers": I think "ironic" is the wrong word, because as a woman Leeja is in no way on top of the human hierarchy. The question is: What else could we do other than ease / pave the way towards science and truth for right wingers? Leaving them alone doesn't help us, either, because they are in charge of politics and policy-making.
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  70. Class has no race... There is only the working class and the owner class.
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  71. No sush thing as a middle ground between capitalism and communism. Those two are diametrically opposed. Capitalism serves the already plenty rich owner class, whereas communism prefers the working class, because they are the ones getting the job done and they deserve not only the proper pay for it, they also deserve to own the means of productions: machines, robots, AI, and many more.
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  72. Also: No health benefits... :-/
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  73.  @Justanothermusicnerdxo  Wow, you either didn't properly read or understand my post. Calling something a "bad faith argument" when it's inconvenient to your narrative just proves that you have no clue what science and objectivity eveen mean. "to say what the law states, without implication.": Again! You can't, because the law itself isn't objective and neither is you or any other person on the planet (trying to) interpret it.
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  74. Voting for anybody except either Trump or Biden is a waste of both the vote and the person's time. You'll get the same result by just not voting at all or just writing a silly messege on the ballot. What's the point?
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  75. You do realize that nobody needs to do push ups to operate guns or flame throwers? (and many other things that YT won't let me spell lest I get cancelled again) Modern warfare doesn't require humans to move anything bt their hands. What are you trying to prove here?
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  76.  @lovethesweetrosesofreality4418  "someone who is supposed to be representing as a journalist to clearly show her biasm": Are you talking about Leeja herself? She's a lawyer, not a journalist. She isn't biased, she's explains legal implications. "every source is sketch you don't know where the statistics come from you don't know how accurate the statistics are": You need to read the study then. Instead what you are doing is playing purposefully ignorant, which is a decision you make for yourself (just to be clear). Nobody is forcing you to be ignorant.
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  77.  @JohnBrown-pq9tj  "Vote them out then.": Again, John. You can't! Nowadays there is no way in any western country of "voting somebody out" as you call it. All any voter can do is vote somebody else in, which is still very problematic, because the capitalists in power alone decide who we the people as voters get to choose from and that isn't a choice to begin with.
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  78. Not for him, just for the rest of us, lol.
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  79. Keep doing what you are doing. You are saving not only those men's lives, but also the lives of the women in those men's lives.
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  80. It's not that "simple". All religions have blood on thier hands.
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  81. That party is called the Revolutionary Communists. Everyone else is just playing with you like you're a pawn.
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  82. @robertelder: Yes. HOWEVER, killing innocent and non-violent people isn't a human right.
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  83. "in today's world, we have unlimited circuses, but bread is hard to acquire.". This is sadly a great quote...
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  84. You're 100% correct. Unfortunately the red scare has gotten a lot stronger and working class people are still too timid to fight for their rights.
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  85. @psilocybemusashi : You are victim blaming here. Put the blame where it belongs! With the parents who bring kids into this world and then just opt out of parenting.
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  86.  @Jayfire  "RFK is actually reasonable": He's not. He's a little less horrible than Trump. The only thing he's got going for him is his name. I wish I were also a part of the "lucky sp€rm club".
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  87.  @MagicBus-ct7fe  "just leave Texas": So instead of being given basic human rights, we should all just leave?
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  88. Okay, but that's not Leeja's fault. Why are you attacking her as opposed to actual law makers or representatives?
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  89.  @CraigKeidel  "Sounds like maybe we need to organize": I do. Do you?
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  90. "a right through viability": What do you mean by that?
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  91. and also the slowest...
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  92. If only all of those manosphere men realized that capitalists are in control of everything and are oppressing them. Women have little to no power. Heck, in most countries they don't even get to control their own bodies.
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  93. ? Humans made those decisions, they can be changed at any time in any place.
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  94. Pharmaceutical costs are only outta control in the US. In other western countries medication is comparatively cheap. Also, if the medication is necessary for the survival of a human, (like insulin for diabetics) it is entirely free.
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  95.  @lovethesweetrosesofreality4418  I love when Yt keeps deleting my comments. Anyway, Leeja is not a journalist, she's a lawyer. She's telling you (in this video) how policies impact laws. She is not biased.
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  96. Graduate and then leave
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  97.  @MsPoliteRants  "ignoring them" won't stop them from making policies based on their cherry-picked believes and imaginary friends.
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  98. You have to work and vote for sanity then.
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  99.  @patrickmcpartland1398 I'm pretty sure K pop boys / men aren't allowed public relationships, either, as long as they are a member of a group.
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  100. What exactly would be "worth voting for"?
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  101.  @alvaroLguevara  Funny you should ask, because that's Trump plan, not Biden's.
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  102.  @thealgorithmluvsu3788  Appeasement polictics doesn't work. You should have known that already. It's just a euphemism.
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  103. Wake up, y'all !!! The dems are in on this. They, too, profit from everything going to shitė for workers.
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  104.  @MaiTai16  "Hi from Australia. Make voting mandatory.": Exactly. 1st make voting day a national holiday (or in the case of the US maybe 2 days, since there are so many people and republicans have been restricting access to certain demographics) and 2nd those who don't vote should be fined (some amount of $ according to income, so that poor people don't get punished severely whereas rich people don't even notice the fines).
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  105.  @Cigmaster2988  "Checks and balances are extremely important for maintaining democracy.": Lmao, those are just platitudes. If that had ever worked we wouldn't be in this geriatric, oligarchal, capitalist mess in the first place.
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  106.  @bradjohnson4787  "Money parity will help!": What do you mean? How will that solve this issue of corruption.
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  107.  @JayBee-cr8jm "Trump sure loved Term limits in 2016.": Trump used to like a lot of things, like holding people accountable, unless he needs to play by his own rules. Then he conveniently forgets about his principles.
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  108. If you don't stay informed, you will neither stay safe nor sane.
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  109. *former, but hopefully not future POTUS
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  110. Agreed.
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  111. "we got lucky with Trump": I don't think that the next of kin of the 500,000+ people who died because of Trump's mismanagement of Covid - which BTW is considered both the worst disaster in US history and the worst mismanagement of a pandemic both in the history of the US and globally of all times - would agree with you there...
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  112. @rlud304: You pretend to be whatever you need to be to claim authority in any argument. In this comment section alone you have claimed to be a musician, a historian, a sociologist and linguist and many different things. All of those things can't be true, because like all humans you have limited life time.
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  113. Not mainly baby boomers, but even more so Gen Xers and older Millenials.
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  114. Are we sure that's not just an exception for rich people?
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  115. Wow. He made a mistake and grew as a person. Most politicians could never!
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  116.  @Jeebus-un6zz "Being moderate means being an adult- hearing out both sides completely and being able to argue both sides effectively before coming to your own conclusions.": That's not at all what moderates are like irl and arguing that everyone who disagrees with you or doesn't want to compromise their right to exist and have access to heathcare and privacy in a both-sides-fallacy way isn't an adult is a huge tell on yourself. The truth is: There are some kind of policies and rights where a middle ground just isn't possible and to force us to bow to our oppressors is ultimately lethal for us.
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  117. "Also, I wish I could care less about your [...] politics.": Nobody on this planet can. Unfortunately the stability of the entire world depends on what happens in the US.
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  118. Also: Слава Україні !
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  119. Citation needed. How is the Rwandan genocide his fault?
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  120. @icin : Reyearch about climate change has been around for about 140 years an the vast majority of scientists agree that climate change is real.
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  121. @dribble : No, his source is TruthSocial.
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  122. @weirdshibainu "We have the best healthcare in the world.": None of that matters when more than half of US Americans can't afford a $400 medical emergency, let alone surgery or anything more complicated than a bandage and some stitches.
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  123. "Do we really believe Biden has 4 years of life left?": What do you think the point of a vice-president is?
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  124. Because God loves Florida and would never do something evil as that, but he hates California, duh!?! \sarcasm, but that's what religious folk really believe...
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  125.  @learobins54  "but we both know that women have been using abortion as birth control": This is simply not true. You don't understand what "birth control" is and how it works. Birth control can't mediacally initiate abortions and abortions doesn't help women with their repoductive health such as PCOS.
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  126. I just can't with those theobros. They are somehow even worse than the techbros and the reaganist / thatchers or whatever they are called. Why are we the people letting them drag us back to the middle ages the way they were in Europe.
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  127. "I'm not legitimizing people who have lied for 500 years about their identity.": What? That's not even humanly possible, because no human has lived for that long? What are you talking about? Who is lying about what?
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  128. I doubt that knowing that is the problem. The mix of individualism with hopelessness due to little visible political power is much worse.
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  129. If Jan 6th has proven anything it's that right wing extremists are quite happy to find out.
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  130.  @petervizzini4006  "the notion that destroying babies is a bad thing": Babies can't be aborted and we already have laws for mrdr.
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  131.  @petervizzini4006  "Armed security would keep them safe": lmfao, yeah. Uvalde really showed us how more guns and "good guys" keep people safe.
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  132. "free money" : Lmao, you have no clue what you are talking about.
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  133. Trump is almost the same age and has the same mental issues, so why aren't you mentioning him. Besides, any non-vote for Biden is an automatic vote for Trump and it also goes the other way round.
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  134.  @Plethoria074  "I wouldn’t label it ‘alive’ fascism just yet [...]": Okay, but then you have to specifically explain what 'unalive' fascism is... "Not all of the conditions have been met, so not fascism,": The problem with this is, that not all of the 14 criteria have to be met for it to be fascism.
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  135. I think her name is now B6, lol...
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  136. Every good democracy needs both term and age limits. There just is no way around that as long as humans are mortal and age.
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  137. And due to Trump, things have gotten a lot worse.
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  138. Agreed. That's the best way to go about it.
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  139.  @JayBee-cr8jm  When?
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  140. No, we are not. You just have to recognize what the real issue is: It's not left vs right, it's the rich against the poor.
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  141. Exactly. The reformist mindset has got to go. Cptlism isn't reformable.
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  142. True...
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  143. Election?
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  144.  @christiantaylor1495  "If they went manosphere, then they'd be alright.": If they did that, they'd be worse off. Women would stay away from them entirely and they would drown in their misery just to lash out one more time before they end their own lives.
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  145. David Duke is using Jill Stein for his anti-semitism. Nazis and fascists have been anti-semitic (not anti-zionist) for centuries and they wish that Arab tribes would k!ll the few j€wish people that are left in this world after what the west did to them.
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  146. That's funny considering all of Trump's merch is also produced in China. Maybe stop falling for the lies of politicians and actually inform yourself, before you cast your precious vote for a criminal hypocrite, whose lies you keep falling for.
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  147. Well, the problem isn't knowing it, it's getting out of it and not getting addicted to it.
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  148. Your entire comment is based on propagandist fear-mongering, not reality. Some of the things you mention are not even happening like your abortion-until-birth claim. "save the blue collar class from being destroyed by the Marxists": Marxists - much like all leftist by definition - are defending the "blue collar class" as you call it, which in political theory is called the working class. You are literally arguing against something, which you are actually for. You clearly have zero clue what you are talking about. The rest of it is all lies as well.
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  149. You should do the SC taking away the first amendment next. It was only a matter of time after they took away women's rights.
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  150.  @mohican19831  "no more free protection for women if someone is attacking them": Lmao, first of all: If girls and women had ever really been protected by men, why did bad things still happen to girls and women? And protection from what? Usually it's other men. Men make up the majority of criminals. Men cause the most harm and damage world wide. So still, ultimately, the problem is and remains toxic maculinity.
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  151. "It has to end here": It will stop if we prevent Trump and the GQP from winning further / future elections.
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  152.  @BemusedInBalham  "it was the Conservative Party": I understand what you mean, but those things don't usually happen unless there is immense pressure from the public. If there hadn't been, the public would have force new elections.
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  153. The only true working class resistance is the Revolutionary Communist Party.
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  154. @ "They call themselves all of those things but fail to meet those standards": Yes. Whatever they say doesn't matter, because the opposite is always the truth. "and hurt people in the process.": That's their aim. This is a feature, not a bug in this cR@ppy system. They do this on purpose!
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  155.  @mapratt  "oh, was she making points of global truth?": In this video's case she was. Inflation hurts people all over the world, because thank to the US' world dominance, every country on this pllanet is a servant of US cäpítäísm with the addtion of a few international cäpítäísts.
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  156.  @alecciarosewater7438  "Have you ever been on a camping trip?": A (civil) war isn't a camping trip, dude. Do you consider the US' active wars in Irak, Syria and the other 7 nations camping trips also? What do you think soldiers do in a war? Sing Kumbaya with each other? Modern warfare is fought with machines (mostly in the air and on water), drones, AI or cyberwars. Either stick to the topic or stop wasting everone's time. "Most people get tired pretty quickly.": Every kind of activity is tiring... " If I were to make a comedy film it would be about out-of-shape republicans trying to be guerillas": You should definitely go do that instead, because you have added nothing of value to this conversation.
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  157. Exactly. Schroedinger's gov't is the end stage of Schroedinger's immigrant, who is both stealing our jobs while not working at all.
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  158. Final for who?
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  159. Always good to see a comrade.
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  160.  @feddyvonwigglestein3481  "I'm not legitimizing people who have lied for 500 years about their identity.": Have you not been paying attention to the latest h@te mürders of trans people all oer the west, let alone the entire world? This is trans people's reality.
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  161.  @Софија-крафт  "lmfao that didn't happen nice fanfic tho": Ironic, comming from you, an anonymous troll who doesn't even know what the word "fanfic" means. Sorry, but I trust the statistics on h@te crimes more than a priviledged keyboard warrior, who has obviously never experienced anything remotely comparable.
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  162. @faustin : Who are you gonna tax? The homeless who've got nothing. Lmfao...
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  163. @Jake : Yes, exactly. That's sadly what system we all live under.
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  164. You should ask Trump that. Where do you think his merch comes from? Let me tell you: China!
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  165. Abrahamic religions are nothing but celebrity worship and most of those celebrities are men.
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  166. The question is: What is the alternative to talking to them?
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  167. Who is this fictitious "you" vs. "us"?
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  168. You do realize that the money you "invest" keeps producing all of the "stûpīd shít".
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  169.  @joelsloane2033  Each and every vote for a third party candidate is a wasted vote. people in power love ignorant people who consider voting third party. You are of no interest to them and they won't give you what you want.
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  170. ... and hopefully you and other listeners will have learned something from this video and cast a vote for democracy.
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  171.  @kenny87ification  "America needs a President like Narendra Modi": What is your reasoning for your statement? How would that help Americans or really anyone?
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  172. "I think the US is screwed either way": So instead of organizing, resisting and fighting the corrupt, cR@pítálì$t êlîté who ensl@ve us all, you prefer being dêêp-thróàted with a mixture of your own ignorance, incompetence, lack of intelligence and imaginary doomerism...
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  173. @shlink : Wow, I see. The mainstream media sane-washing of Trump has taken a toll on you.. The reason Trump's first presidency was chaotic, but not fâscišt (yet!), was because the party and its countless supporters like The Heritage Foundation weren't ready with a program. Now they are ready and there are two main playbooks out there now: Project 2025 and Agenda 47.
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  174. Nice false equivalency you got there...
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  175. "free association": Lmao, just say you want all of the benefits, but none of the responsibilities.
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  176. Call it what it really is = cäpítālì$m. Remember! It's all about free markets.
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  177. If the working class is driven to the point where we can't even afford to rent anymore and our jobs will be taken by AI, then we will have to learn, if we want to survive...
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  178. Agreed. Blue all the way!
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  179. "I recognized how toxic it was for me personally and made a conscious decision to forego all of it. I'm so much happier for having made that decision": Same. My first one was myspace and then facebook for just a short time. I never had any others and I deleted my facebook account almost 8 years ago.
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  180. The world we now live is is much wore than anything George Orwell could have ever imagined in 1984 and Animal Farm. It's a mix of a bunch of other dystopian novels as well such as Farenheit 451, Brave New World, Lord of the Flies (but with adults operating dealy weapons), and a bunch of others.
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  181.  @davefrompa5334  "If everyone can't say what they think, it's not freedom of speech.": You literally just said what you think and literally nobody is censoring you. "Oppression under wokeness" isn't real. It's a dogwhistle based on lies and you fell for it.
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  182. There is no left wing in the US. There is only right wing (CNN, MSNBC, ...), extreme right (Fox News, ...) and neo-fascist (Breitbart, ...)
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  183. @charlesmoore : Dude, he's not talking about immigrating, because leaving a country isn't the same as entering one. Same as "ingress" and "egress". In- and ex- are Latin prefixes. Geez, your lack of proper education is really showing.
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  184.  @jgray2718  Stop making excuses for imperialism, @jgray2718 . Ultimately it was still white men who decided how other people were going to involuntarily serve them as usual under cRápítàlì$m...
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  185. @lostbutfreesoul : I'm not really sure what you are trying to say here. This is nothing new. The first foodstuff was (breakfast) cerials. Ever since then, things have gotten a lot worse. Unless you buy raw foods (vegetables, fruits, meat, fish) chances are high you've got something unnatural on your plate.
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  186. ​ @JohnBrown-pq9tj  "Don't like your rep? Think he's been in office too long? Vote him out.": @John: Thank you for proving what is obvious to all progressives and leftists. People like you are too uninformed / miseducated to even understand how voting works. There is no way to vote out a politician who isn't for any reason (physically, mentally, ...) capable anymore to do their job. Even back in the days of the Roman Empire there were ways (like ostracism) to get rid of corrupt and or old politicians, who shouldn't have been in power. There is currently no such thing in the entire west, which is why there is so much corruption (= capitalism), nepotism, and so many other problems going on.
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  187. Please unsub from Pod Save America. They do nothing but waste your time. Trust me! You are better off watching real news like Secular Talk and the Majority Report.
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  188. "Space Travel": We already have that...
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  189.  @petervizzini4006  "the radical extremism of the left": lmao, what would that be?
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  190.  @petervizzini4006  How?
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  191.  @petervizzini4006  Who is doing that?
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  192. It'll get a lot worse with AI doing our jobs for us. Many of us will lose their jobs.
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  193. "difficult socioeconomic factors that disproportunatelty target men": You don't realize that socioeconomics target everyone who is working class, *because we live under cápítàlìsm*. If you actually took her advice of making friends with not only people who are exactly like you, you'd come to that understanding and then you'd maybe be able to empathize with other people and open up more, which would also lead to people opening up more to you. As you get more into the facts of the situation, you could start organizing to try and change things for the better.
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  194. Nice joke. The truth is they will vote in every single one of Trump's stooges, because Dems profit just as much as Republicans. Wake up!!! They are playing us all. The trith is: Life isn't a fight between the left and the right, it has always been the rich against the workers.
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  195.  @JCBro-yg8vd  "I could forgive a vote for Rubio ": You shouldn't. Rubio has spent his entire life trying to convince the US gov't to do regime change in South American countries (especially Cuba) and deposing democratically elected gov'ts when they are just a little too pro-worker. He is one of the guys who sends us to die for his w@rs.
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  196. It sucks, but it is our reality atm...
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  197. @NazmusLabs : Islam is much worsr than any other religion. It's the leading religion when it comes to all crimes including t£rr0rism.
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  198. Even if Biden wins this year it'll be much closer than last time. He's really risking US democracy in favor of bombing civilians in Gaza and I don't even know why. What does he or other elitists gain by spending tax dollars on foreign terrorism? If someone could explain that to me, I'm willing to listen.
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  199. No, thanks. Keep cults and religions away from us. The US is supposed to be a secular nation.
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  200. About 18:28 . I know I'm late to this Tik Tok watch party, but that's exactly what we did in Europe. In places that are hard to get to like for example (small) towns in the Alps, our local authorities had organized buses to give people free access to the vaccine and all of the boosters. Those buses included nurses to make sure the patients are physically and medically fit enough to receive the vaccine, doctors to give people the vaccine, first responders (with emergency vehicles in case of a serious bodily response to the vaccine +) making sure people were fine after getting the vaccine, and plenty of people handing out free water and food for everyone. Kind of felt like a private party the entire town was invited to.
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  201. it's not the rest of us' fault that you don't understand what the word "democracy" means. Sure, there are varying degrees of a democracy but there is no doubt that right now the US is still a democracy.
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  202. In an ideal world we the people would be the state, which is just what the word "republic" originally meant in latin.
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  203. And that's if republicans lose this election. If they win, there's going to be a single, christofascist dictator with no-strings-attached power.
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  204. People still have to pay bills. We don't get a break from our landlords, which is what you are actually supposed to be mad at, not fellow workers who are just trying to get by.
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  205.  @Elleh42  "That is a principle I am willing to die for.": Lol, that's a complete lie. If you are not willing to give as little as your vote to Biden, who is busy working on a peace deal, then you ertainly won't "die" for anything. Don't be a ridiculous, dramatic child and get your head outta your self-àbsôrbéd @$$.
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  206. It's not racism. White people, Asian Americans and so many other non-black people are being k!lled for no reason as well. Stop making everything about racism when it isn't.
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  207. We are all whitnessing history as we speak / listen to you. We'll soon find out if Trump still gets to run for #POTUS47 from prison, be inaugurated (possibly also in prison) and eventually (try to) pardon himself for all of his and his supporters' crimes for the second time in a row from the Oval Office.
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  208. " as they "ought to be" ": is code for enforced gender rules. If you're a man, you'll at least still have basic human rights, if you're a woman or a child, you're going back to being property.
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  209. "Vance won in terms of ability to debate": Really? That scks. :( I just hope voters see through his BS and vote blue.
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  210. @ordavis : ? You do realize that under c@ptlism there is no democracy, right?
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  211.  @MrDucksBill  "No Christian votes democrat.": You don't get to tell people who to vote for.
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  212. @Leeja Miller : Please talk about the ballot boxes in key swing states being set on fire after the Trump MSG speech. StopTheSteal has already begun and MAGAts won't let the 2020 democratic win happen again.
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  213. Being a consumer (walking, talking wallet for the rich and their interest to take all of our money) isn't any different from being consumed. Big fish eat small fish.
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  214. I haven't heard any of those things, but I totally believe you. Sadly a lot of people still struggle with internalized r@cism and this is exactly what I've heard on other occasions about other poc people.
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  215.  @jeffersonclippership2588  "Democrats after elections: [...] sorry" : Exactly. Democrats couldn't even be bothered to codify Roe v. Wade even when Obama had a supermajority. Probably because they wanted to continue to force women to vote for them in all future elections.
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  216.  @susanlippy1009  "Any conviction will energize them.": So will each and every non-conviction. Let's not pretend for one second that not convicting Trump will help democracy and justice somehow.
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  217. "some mystical patriarchy": Dude, it's systemic. The system we live in is patriarchal càpìtálísm. It's literally surrounding us all. The evidence is everywhere: Racism, s€xism, inequalities, bigotry, and so much more is evidence for this.
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  218.  @revilno  "they won’t be able to, it is against the constitution": Lol, they believe it's in the constitution. They also believe the "under God" part was written by the founding fathers and that the US was intended to be a christian nation.
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  219. Hopefully they give you enough anxiety to cast your vote for a democratic candidate as long as you still get to enjoy the benefits of living in a democracy.
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  220.  @Soraviel  "It's a lot doom from her still": Being realistic isn't "doom". You clearly don't do any research. You could have just read Project 2025 and wisened up instead of pretending that a future GOP (right wing) presidency wasn't as bad as it actually really would be.
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  221.  @jdalia143xo  "but I’m also planning an exit plan just in case things go sideways": I'm all for Plan Bs and beyond, especially for women.
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  222. They should be taxed outta existance. They have more than enough money when you consider all of the billionaire televangelists and unnecessary projects spewing lies such as Ken Ham's Creationist Museum (Noah's Arch) in Kentucky.
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  223. Yes, but Htlr and Msslni were inspired by the white Americans' treatment of Natives.
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  224. They also came for commúnists, træns people and homoshmegsuals.
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  225. What you wrote is a false equivalency. Biden by definition is not an autocrat. You calling him that is a strawman.
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  226. If y'all had voted for Bernie, we would have been way better off.
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  227.  @alwaysright3943  "Couldn't you pick a gayer activity?": What exactly is gay about a healthy body and mind? See, this is the problem: People like you shaming other people for taking care of themselves and trying to become better. All you do is drag people down to your level (which is in H€LL, let's be clear) and then try to indoctrinate them into the entirely unscientific manosphere content.
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  228. Sure, but the sponsor isn't the problem. It's the lax laws in the US. EU has different laws, which are not perfect obviously, but care more about data protection.
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  229. "[He] is happily married with 4 kids.": So... How does his parter, who I assume is a woman, feel about his new takes?
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  230. Yes, that's why some of us in comp sci / engineering / developement call him "Suckerberg". I think that's what everyone should start calling him.
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  231.  @AlwaysUp-uf9dl  "They're choosing to be d...s": No, they are brainwashed into it by other misogynists.
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  232. You have a peoples' party: They are called the Revolutionary Communists.
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  233. ... but only as long as he is in absolute power. Maybe as BB himself..
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  234. You may think you're being very smart here, but as someone who has experienced life in an actual dictatorship I know better than you. Trust me: Once you get to experiencee a true anti-democratic gov't (merged with the wealthy and powerful private companies, who are closing in on gaining the upper hand and subduing gov't to their will), you'll finally understand "what democray".
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  235. To my knowledge no other western Democracy has cop cities. This is just end stage you-know-what just like our gerontocracy.
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  236. Not society. The cápītālî$t system.
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  237. @logan : Then please shoplift at Walmart or other huge corporations that won't even notice. Not small businesses, please.
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  238. @thinkharder : Teachers have no such protection. You clearly don't know what you are talking about. Besides, even of they did, school and the law are two different things. The law you can't get away from, but you can opt outta school at any moment in time. Teachers do not get to decide ourselves how and what is being taught and if we teach something different that has to be approved, too, otherwise we'd be fired instantly.
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  239.  @petervizzini4006  if they are "traitors", why aren't the being prosecuted?
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  240.  @beckythornton6470  "don't get help like foodstamps, SSI, gov't health care etc." + "ask for anything that a govt supplies": We the people pay taxes, so we deserve those things. No taxation without representation. "Don't call police if you have a problem": Have you ever interacted with police? They ARE the problem. #EndQualifiedImmunity
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  241.  @johnirvine9942  "the reality is we’re not": That's not good enough. A lot of right wingers (including conservatives) also deny trans people their medical right to (fully reversible) puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy. Forcing trans people to go through the puberty that misaligns with their true gender identity harms people.
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  242.  @bradyfett2003  "its called leftism": No, fascism is an authoritarian, right wing ideology.
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  243.  @kittycatwithinternetaccess2356  "its called leftardism": That's impossible, because fascism (including nazism) and leftism are polar opposites. Leftism is liberal and anti-authoritarian. Fascism is right wing and authoritarian. Workers had no power under fascism.
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  244. We didn't even vote for Bush, lol. Democrats are getting Al-Gored all over the place.
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  245.  @RedPillCosby-012  "Yes Republicans did": Republicans lost the popular vote. They are in no way the majority in this country.
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  246. ​ @benmalsky9834  ​ @benmalsky9834 : Ups, I meant to tag @ayebing. Sry..
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  247. @mavrickalexander: No taxation without representation. As long as people are forced to pay taxes, the country's gov't owes them.
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  248. And as if that wasn't exploitative enough, we also pay for our death and our body after it.
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  249. Also it got a lot worse under Reagan. This has nothing to do with Biden, Obama or anyone the right wing blames.
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  250. @redenvironmentalist : Biden created more jobs than previous presidents, giving people a chance to lift themselves outta poverty. Meanwhile Trump outsourced thousands jobs to East Asia.
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  251. @sean : Exactly. If only all people would realizr just that.
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  252. Why? Dems (as in politicians) profit from Trump's measures just like republicans.
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  253. Dems are right there with republicans doing nothing. They can't and won't solve anything, because they, too, profit from Trump and Elon's actions. We need to get rid of the entire system and make a new one based on the past's lessons and scientific literature like dialectics.
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  254. What do you mean "by"? The Ds as well as the Rs are all billionaires. They are playing us both: the left and the right. We need to unite as workers and install a worker's democracy.
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  255. @AliothAncalagon : Okay, but let's not pretend that Germany has overcome nazism, when the German Neo-Nazi party AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) has contunuously been gaining support among the electorate ever since the party's founding about 10 years ago give or take. If you are really German, you would know that they are closing in on 20% of support nationally speaking and are already in power in certain cities and regions (Bundesländer).
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  256. Your son sounds like a catch. Good job raising him!
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  257. Exactly. I also have a hard time believing that right wingers yearning for war even have enough stamina and endurance to fight one for a longer amount of time. After all, they already had a meltdown during COVID-19, because of them not being able to get basic services like getting their hair cut.
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  258. ​ @FreakingLombax  ​ @FreakingLombax : Nah, this is democrats' fault as well. and it's not a bipartisan issue.
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  259.  @wynngwynn  Do you lack reading comprehension skills? Did you also choose to ignore the context and the person I replied to? I literally wrote: "this is democrats' fault as well" replyingimplying that weak, corporate dems are the reason Trump returned and Elon took over. People wanted change and since Biden didn't do nealy enough (just like all the other weak @$$ dems after JFK) for people and in the corporate duopoly that is our gov't people then tried the republican (Trump) again / instead. That's just the truth. "like dems have done anything close to this" : Again, stop taking my comments out of context. I didn't say dems did the same thing as Elon. Dems are so weak, they aren't even trying to stop any of this, because they, too, secretly profit from the actions of the Trump admin. Just ask nancy and her husband how all their insider trading is going. Think about that! Wake up already! Dems are just as corrupt as republicans. The difference is that they are nicer about their corruption, because they keep up the decorum nonsense that people like you clearly fall for. What we the people truely need is an alternative to the corporate machine.
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  260. But, but... Ben Shapiro told me I could still sell my house, even if it's underwater!?! No, but seriously: Vote Kamala / Walz everybody. We are in this mess, because of the GOP and we won't get out of this mess with the GQP / MAGAts in power.
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