Comments by "SkyRiver" (@SkyRiver1) on "The Rational National" channel.

  1. One of the few times I disagree. If nothing else both the republicans and the democrats are proving they are partisan, evil, morons in the impeachment tempest in a teacup. The only real point of all this is to distract everyone from the continual attack on the populace by a group of psychopathic corporations, that have basically taken over everything by buying US politics.
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  2. Most important news of the year: Yale Study Says Medicare for All Would Save U.S. $450 Billion, Prevent Nearly 70,000 Deaths a Year. Corporate News = more spin based on corporate motives and crickets. LOOK! Click on this link and learn the truth about health care -- all genuine, all documented with interview. Not that facts matter to the Trump cultists but they may to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxWdsEq_514
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  3. I have been as critical as anyone is of Joe, but only on his own show. I love Joe, and his self-contradictory struggle to maintain at least the appearance of the open minded searcher of sorts. The media needs more people like JOe. Sure he eats meat and likes to see people beat the shit out of each other, but his YOutube channel is were I first came across Rhonda Patrick, David Sinclair, Bernie, Krouse, every thing from cutting edge physicist to numb skulls like that right wing Milo idiot. I check out the show and if it's a comedian or a fighter which is more than half the time I just listen to something else. Joe is just susceptible to the testosterone agenda and looks up to warriors like a kid. He is ever so slowly becoming aware of the impression of hypocrisy and unowned cognitive dissonance that he skirts on so many subjects. But so what if he give a stage to squirrely mofos that make their living by telling stories that some shalow PC kneejerks don't like. His guests are sometimes great, sometimes horribly offensive to people's intelligence, and mostly like irrelevant unless you think that comedians and fighters hold valuable opinions. Joe is mostly a stoner hanging with a big variety of people, within the bell curve anyway (I mean he really never has any guests that are actually outside of the consensus spread of relevancy. People are just assholes, they accept some story that fits their feelings and hormones and can't see beyond the self--involved little critters they are.
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  4. I kinda think your are wrong. It seems that nothing is going to get the number of young people that would be necessary to actually act in their own best interests. Am i wrong. I would gladly be wrong about this. OK millennials put up or shut up
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  5. Rogan is not a right winger. Do your research.
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  6. Trump spews the word salad to distract everyone, it's like a car wreck and you rubber neck, all the wile the power-elite are consolidating more and more wealth and power and fucking everyone over continuously in ways they don't even understand or know about. But slowly because of decentralized media like this, people are figuring out how the banksters and their hired-hand politicians are screwing them
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  7. Democrats Load Platform Committee to Stop Progressive Movement Democrats Load Platform Committee to Stop Progressive Movement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1NlZTH70e8 DNC Chair Tom Perez is stacking party committees to sideline Sanders and to push a corporate agenda that kills progressive ideas and campaigns. How much more evidence do people need to understand that the DNC is composed of cheating compromised co-opted scumbags? Slowly via the new distributed media of the internet people are learning about their continuing ongoing dirty tricks in the service of their oligarch masters. The cheating has already begun with the introduction of an app that Iowa caucus will use to report local results. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbrvAu7g4w8 From the sellouts at NPR: Iowa's Democrats hope the new app lets the party get results out to the public quicker, says Troy Price, the chairman of the state party. In an interview, Price declined to provide more details about which company or companies designed the app, or about what specific measures have been put in place to guarantee the system's security. But security is a priority, he says. The state party worked with the national party's cybersecurity team, and with Harvard University's Defending Digital Democracy project, but Price declined to answer directly whether any third party has investigated the app for vulnerabilities, as many cybersecurity experts recommend. "We as the party have taken this very seriously, and we know how important it is for us to make sure that our process is secure and that we protect the integrity of the process," Price says. "We want to make sure we are not relaying information that could be used against us." Unlike many states in which local and state officials oversee the presidential primary election, in Iowa the state party is responsible for administering, staffing and funding the caucuses, relying primarily on trained but unpaid volunteers. Cybersecurity experts interviewed by NPR said that the party's decision to withhold the technical details of its app doesn't do much to protect the system — and instead makes it hard to have complete confidence in it. "The idea of security through obscurity is almost always a mistake," says Doug Jones, a computer science professor at the University of Iowa and a former caucus precinct leader. "Drawing the blinds on the process leaves us, in the public, in a position where we can't even assess the competence of the people doing something on our behalf." DNC Chair Tom Perez is stacking party committees to sideline Sanders and to push a corporate agenda that kills progressive ideas and campaigns. How much more evidence do people need to understand that the DNC is composed of cheating compromised co-opted scumbags? Slowly via the new distributed media of the internet people are learning about their continuing ongoing dirty tricks in the service of their oligarch masters. The cheating has already begun with the introduction of an app that Iowa caucus will use to report local results.
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  8. Goldman Sachs endorses Trump. Robert Mercer's puppet man.
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  9. This election is firmly in the hands of the Millennials and younger people. If they vote for Bernie in the democratic primary, he will win the election. But will they get their heads out of their phones and facebook long enough to find out where and when to vote? And will they give up the video games and social media for the hour it will take to vote in the primary. And do they even know when their primary is? If they manage to overcome their almost total lack of activism Bernie will win. But remember the OK boomers shut down the war in Vietnam. The Millenials have done practically nothing that demands actual participation and doesn't involve a rage and molly. The Vietnam war would still be going on if it had been up to them. OK Millennials -- put up, or forever, shut the fuck up.
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  10. The most despised woman in America says that nobody likes the candidate who has received more donations than any other in all of history. I would say that Clinton is in desperate need of an intervention -- but probably has no real friends.
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  11. What an incredible bunch of nonsense.
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  12. Face it, when you get right down to it, Goldman Sachs gave us the choice of the two most despised people in America for the 16 election. They were both their choices and they are in like flint in either administration.
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  13. CNN and MSNBC report that in the race between Bernie and Buttegieg: Pete came in second over-all but Bernie only managed to place next to last.
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  14. Low IQ population = Mitch has a job for life. Let's hope it ends soon.
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