Comments by "Ricardo Cabeza" (@ricardocabeza6006) on "Republicans Endorsing DEMOCRAT After Confederate Uniform Pics" video.

  1. What kind of things has he done?
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  2. Well it was the uniform of democrats, so of course republicans still hate it.
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  3. So is the history of the civil war a theory? Remind me, what does the “T” in CRT stand for?
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  4. I guess you missed the part where David said it was historical uniform day... Personally, I think it’s a nice reminder of what democrats are capable of. If they started a war to keep their slaves, who knows what else they’ll start a war over.
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  5. Awww. Is the history of your preferred political party too triggering for you? Just remember. That was the uniform worn by democrats during the civil war.
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  6.  @mcesarey  So why did Democrat Senator Robert Byrd speak in opposition of the Civil Rights Act, then continued to serve as a Democrat until his death in 2010, when he was then eulogized by our current president and long time senate colleague.... So, when did the parties switch again? Did Byrd not get the memo? Btw, I’ve yet to hear a consistent narrative from the left of how the parties switched. Everyone gives a different timeline. Yet, historical facts don’t support any of it. You’ve been fooled.
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  7.  @mcesarey  Different changes of heart at different times?... What changes of heart? Biden, as a democrat senator and colleague of the aforementioned Byrd, wrote the 90’s crime bill that BLM cites as an example of modern systemic racism. Modern democrats say voter ID prevents minorities from being able to vote because they can’t afford them, which is an incredibly racist concept. Your preferred party has fooled you.
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  8.  @mcesarey  Ok... for example, how does the voter ID law in Georgia target specific populations to reduce democratic vote?
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  9. Yeah. Democrats just had to start a war to try to keep their slaves. I’m assuming democrats in Pennsylvania are just as triggering for you? Right?
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  10.  @mrbutch308  Buchanan was personally morally opposed but, believed slavery was constitutionally protected... And that’s the democrat you want to celebrate? I guess now we know why Lincoln beat Buchanan’s VP, John C. Breckinridge in 1860. And Breckinridge then served as the Secretary of War for the Confederate States. And as I said this was Buchanan’s VP.... Would you like to continue this embarrassing history lesson?
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  11. Don’t visit Bermuda. You’ll hate it.
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  12. So you’re keeping personal notes of who voted for whom and how those individuals present themselves in public? Wow...
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  13. You’re right. It should be more of a negative. That’s how you know “ovethrow democracy” is just partisan hyperbolic rhetoric. And all you can factually cling to is historical uniform day.
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  14.  @Asher_Tye  Oh sure. That behavior is bad. But it doesn’t actually exist. You just want to pretend it does so you can say orange man bad and be accepted by like minded strangers on the internet.
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  15.  @Asher_Tye  Here’s the textbook definition... Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, ultranationalist political ideology and movement, characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy, subordination of individual interests for the perceived good of the nation and race, and strong regimentation of society and the economy. Do we have an authoritarian government? No, we do not. Are conservatives ultranationalist? No, they are not. Do we have a dictatorial leader? No, we do not. Do we have centralized autocracy? No, state governments exist. Militarism? No, no tank parades through DC. Forcible suppression of the opposition? Yes, but it’s committed by democrats in their pursuit of Trump and his supporters. Belief in a natural social hierarchy? No, 911 picks up no matter who you are. Subordination of individual interests for the perceived good of the nation and race? Yes, but once again it’s committed by democrats, such as gun control laws. Strong regimentation of society and the economy? Yes, and again this is committed by democrats. So... where’s the fascism? Or would you like to admit it’s just hyperbolic partisan rhetoric?
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  16. For a reason? Because you’ve achieved tribalism and you seek social validation from like minded strangers on the internet?
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