Comments by "T WE" (@TWE_2000) on "CBS Mornings" channel.

  1. What worries me more than AI in music is the reflex to drag the government in to enforce personal taste. It may be 2025, but the state still relies on the same blunt tool it did 5,000 years ago—violence. The only difference is that the violence is now delivered at the end of gun barrels instead of spears. Calling on that force to reserve music to only those who won the genetic lottery of having a “naturally” appealing, is far more dystopian than letting AI-generated voices exist alongside them.
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  2. Edward Kim we aren't sanctioning their oil, so no it isn't US sanctions causing the crisis in Venezuela, it's Maduros policies that have created the huge mess.
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  3. I just watched that episode in my american literature class
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  4. Exactly! So what if Haiti becomes the new Somalia, ruled by gangs/warlords, and hundreds of thousands of Haitians end up at the border. Staying out of Haiti's affairs is more important than preventing a failed state in the Caribbean and another crisis at the border, right?
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  5. Likes/dislikes ratio is a horrible way of conducting polls.
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  6. Given all the topics they discussed, seems like they just want trying to start a flame war with the title they chose
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  7. Funny how Democrats said they were gonna be tough on Russia but hasn't done anything besides give angry statements and call for a meeting with Putin. How about sending Ukraine some actual weapons so they can defend themselves from Russia. Democrats seemed to care a lot about Trump temporarily halting weapons to Ukraine when it was convenient for impeachment.
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  8. Or they just don't want a socialist as a president who has passed a total of only 7 bills during the decades he spent in the senate, 2 of which were on the post office 🙄
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  9. ScootMagoot46 first of all it would cost a lot more than $60 billion a year, there are 16 million people enrolled in a college, a $60 billion budget would less than $4000 a year for each student, and most schools charge in the mid $20,000. You also have to make sure that the budget for college stays stable in the future, which would mean cementing a program that would cost over hundreds of billions of dollars every year. Not something likely to get passed in today's political climate and with our current deficit spending. You then also will have to deal the influx of people applying for free college, which would stretch funding, you also have to deal the colleges just raising prices. One of the reason colleges are so expensive today is because students can now widely take out large student loans, and so if everyone can get big loans then colleges will be able to jack up prices. This would mean that short of the federal government actually nationalizing all the universities, in order to avoid a nationwide increase in college tuition or government takeover, it would probably have to be done at a state level where much greater progress has been shown, like the UC and CSU systems for instance. You have to work out deals with private colleges and state colleges, You then also have to think about allocating money to build new colleges, creating a larger supply to address today's huge demand for colleges and lowering prices. All of this would much more complicated then simply saying college is free now. It would make much more sense to have a national federal program that works extensively with the states to get everyone access to top quality community colleges, with certain requirements like required classes in order for the government to pay for your tuition. This would be much easier and cheaper, more accessible to the population, and a great stepping stone for low income families, sho go to community college for 2 years, and then transfer to a 4 year University to complete their bachelor's degree, saving a lot of money and making further government programs easier to transition into. Baby steps.
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  10.  @gerryetheridge7480  and you expect me to believe the YouTube like ratio is better? 🤣🤣🤣
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  11. Objective Ninja it also said that in order to enact these programs, we would have to increase the federal governments spending by $3.2 trillion a year in taxes. That means telling Americans their going to have their taxes doubled. Good luck getting that passed through Congress anytime soon (as in the next 2 decades) even if Bernie does become president, theres no way he could get something like that passed through Congress.
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  12.  Sean Yee  oh I'm well aware of Japan's feelings towards China, thankfully though we're not China. And we're more than happy to have countries like Japan, Korea, the Philippines stoke some anti-Chinese sentiment. The Japanese history books make clear that Japan's war with the U.S. was shameful and that the U.S. is their ally, literally Japanese nationalist will try to stop protest by Okinawans against American military bases. As for what the Japanese history books say about what they did in China or how they treat Chinese workers, well that sounds like China's problem, not America's problem.
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  13. You mean the serial assault that had no hard evidence which could prove it happened which is why the claims never never went to court 🙄
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  14. I get that we need our drugs to be safe, but one of the reasons why big pharma has such a stranglehold on lifesaving medicine is because it takes 10 years and millions of dollars to get something approved by the FDA. This is a place where we desperately need deregulation.
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  15. American hegemony, we're not military bases, we're also in your mouth. 🦅🇺🇸
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  16. Because they didn't have a warrant. What would you have the FBI do, suspend the 4th amendment and habeus corpus?
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  17. American hegemony, we're not just military bases, we're also in your mouth. 🦅🇺🇸
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  18. I still don't understand how the guy is old enough to remember stalin but still can't tell the difference between Marxism and its implementation in the Union of Soviet SOCIALIST Republics, and countries like Norway.
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  19. American hegemony, we're not just military bases, we're also in your mouth. 🦅🇺🇸
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  20. The feeling is mutual. Its amazing how once the worst of enemies are now the greatest of allies.
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  21. Iraq is Venezuela. Venezuela has had democracy and was the wealthiest country in Latin America before Maduro. The people want to return to those times, but Maduro needs to be removed first. All that is needed is a drone strike and a blockade to let the military know that they aren't going going to get paid for continuing their repression.
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