Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Fauci Confronted With All His Lies By Congressman!" video.

In the 1960s or even the 1980s, a televised committee hearing such as this would be on every t.v. screen and make headlines in every paper. The mere fact of their being televised would move policy in government. That's not the case, today. There's too much else to watch and pay attention to. Even though the info's more available than it ever was, most people are way too distracted to even pay attention. The up-shot is that the Democrats get their sound bites, the Republicans get their sound bites, and the people get fvc4 all.
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I think that bringing down Fauci would mean bringing down many, many other people in high places. I think that's why he's so cocky. I think he had assurances before the fact.
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@msorani6139 I've been around since the early days of cable t.v. CSPAN was just getting its start, and I watched innumerable hearings. I got a real sense of what was said versus what was actually happening. Nobody can sit through all that stuff for very long, but I had a keen interest and it was really quite revolutionary for its time (late '70s and early '80s). Social media is a similar "breakthrough event." We'll see how long it takes the establishment to really put the clamps on it. So far, they've made great progress, but there's a lot more "leakage" than there was with the cable industry, which was easy to control. A major difference is that the communication is 2-way. CSPAN had its call-in shows, but they could really only manage a few callers per hour. Now you can have comment sections and like/dislike numbers posted in real time. They already eliminated the dislikes, which I consider just more of the same "creeping control systems" at work. But you can still read between the lines, and, as long as not too many people use the "Show dislikes" hack, they're going to "permit" that. I just pick up on actual dislikes 2nd-hand, from those who got the app and use it.
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@greglane3978 It destroyed many lives. And the same "side" also burned down a lot of small businesses, most of which were owned by the "under-represented" minorities they claim they are helping, with their DEI, critical-race, intersectional, Marxist ideology.
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@ohsweetmystery Maybe he's saying he doesn't mind a liar, as long as he's in on it and the lie is useful to him. Maybe he just wasn't in on the lie the quote is referencing.
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