Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "" video.
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@GIspecialty Russia? Did you see the Senate Report? The Ukraine call was genuine. He's not being impeached now; while his actions have been investigated regarding criminality during his presidency, he can of course still be held accountable as a private citizen. "Kangaroo Court" is a tired "snarl phrase," the committee members asked for Republicans to participate, and the vast majority of the evidence is coming from Trump administration insiders.
"Keeping this country in an uproar for liberal political gain" sounds like when (for example) people tell marginalized groups to "know your place," "be civil," and that sort of thing. You know, "stop getting uppity," "work within the system," etc. For one thing, riots are (if you'll pardon the cliche), the cry of the unheard. For another, "American people being attacked" describes, more often than not, the actions of the police, vigilantes (shooting and ramming), accelerationist/provocateur types (Boogaloo etc.), and apolitical lumpen. That accounted for most of the casualties.
Regarding property destruction, I may disagree with some of the choices of targets, but in a world where property is valued more highly than people are, it's a legitimate tactic. "Products of the disgusting liberal party" is ridiculous. You're right about "disgusting liberal party," but not in the way that you think. The Democrats are a neoliberal capitalist imperialist party, reformist at best. They're not about to create civil unrest intentionally as any form of rebellion/uprising, nor for gain. They do incite civil unrest due to the results of their own neoliberal policies (in common with the Republicans, of course).
I'm not "trained by these cowards," as I hope you can see. The border? Yes, I wish both parties would stop supporting rightist regimes in Latin America and elsewhere, along with neoliberal trade agreements that push people into the migrant stream. Asking for asylum is perfectly legal, by the way. Indeed, I wish that borders didn't exist (the benefits of that would be off the charts, and that's not just a leftist position), but we build to that.
Inflation is a global problem that has little to do with the White House. Energy prices have risen sharply in part due to Russia's aggression in Ukraine.
I could indeed go on. I do indeed have an argument, lots of them in fact.
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