Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder" channel.

  1. He talks too damn fast because his voice didn't lower during puberty. He sounds more like low testosterone than gay.
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  2. I'm almost embarrassed to admit it, but am I the only person who confused Charlie Kirk with actor and evangelist Kirk Cameron? I didn't realize they were two different people until I noticed the weight gain from Charlie Kirk. I genuinely thought Turning Points was a conservative Christian organization created by Kirk Cameron.
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  3.  @R1ckj333  I'd suggest staying focused on European issues. We not perfect and neither are the Dutch.
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  4. Who is his husband, Herschel Walker?
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  5. I wish this was pushed sooner. There's no way the GOP members in Congress will support statehood for another Blue state.
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  6. The Supreme Court appears to have unrestricted power to strike down laws and rule them unconstitutional, but there has to be a case or legal controversy for them to rule on first. The laws passed by Congress are carefully drafted not to conflict with the US constitution or prior Supreme Court rulings. Congress can give itself the new power to regulate parts of marriage laws in conflict with federal law. That's what it did with Civil Rights, Voting Rights, Americans with Disability Act, and Obamacare. The court created a federally protected right of marriage equality and recognition by the states and federal government. Since Justice Thomas expressed interest is striking down the marriage-equality precedent, the right would still exist if the Supreme Court overturned it and left it to the states.
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  7.  @daydoe40s  You can tell he got bullied.
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  8. Where's Governor Sean Spicer?
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  9. They could potentially have more power than the Taliban ever had. The Taliban never tried to take control of Washington, DC.
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  10. If they want to shock a crowd, they should disclose the amount of frequent-flyer miles the Blacks-for-Trump seat filler has accumulated over the years. How is it that he always gets seated to Trump's left?
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  11.  @Chriscraft50  Thank you for letting a random Dutchman and a homeless Irishman man in a pink shirt yell a bunch of random craziness in front of an empty parliament. The EU is an American ally, but the parliament chamber is empty because that's not the stance of the majority. It's one nutcase talking without anyone there to offer a rebuttal. America is an actual empire with 300M people, and it's still a "liberal democracy." It's modeled from the same economic and political system of the British Empire. If we needed a lecture on democracy, we wouldn't ask a Bernie-loving, Irish Unabomber for advice on improving the US. If the majority of the EU believes the US is becoming authoritarian, then they should sanction the US, and see how that works out. You'd see the US corporate interest and the military-industrial complex exert the same power over the European Parliament as it does over the US Congress.
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  12. I've decided to discriminate against by not watching her shows or caring about her opinions. There are better options of self-hating people trying to pretend to be outspoken against employment discrimination laws, but carefully using language not to subject her to liability. Just like with MTG's last rants, It's obvious that she had a legal team clear this before broadcasting it. She benefitted from Title VII of the Civil Rights Acts in the past, and has carefully worded this monologue to avoid the elements that could establish a claim against herself.
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  13. This is the same Michigan that voted fascist orange in 2016, so I'm not putting too much faith in their values.
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  14. It does more harm to the court's credibility and impartiality than it does for the elected politicians. It took decades, but the GOP packed the court and created unconstitutional state laws for the sole purpose of getting Roe vs. Wade overturned. Now there's no credibility I'm the other Supreme Court precedents that have been seen as constitutional rights.
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  15. I agree with him partially, but why wouldn't he say that would the full Parliament to gauge the response? Ireland isn't a NATO state, but part of that $800B Pentagon budget defends the European continent. The US is far from perfect, but just became an left-wing Irishman believes Bernie Sanders should have become president, doesn't make the US any less of a democracy. With all the problems in the US, including the neo-fascist movement backing Trump, civil unrest, and gun violence, I'd still rather live in America versus Ireland and European Union. The EU and NATO are great projects on a continent despite being nearly completely dominated by US corporate and security interests, but it comes off as arrogant to assume that Europeans know what's best for Americans.
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  16. The time to do that was in 2016, but the "Bernie-or-Bust" people allowed the country to move toward fascism.
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  17. Maybe more of the youth vote would go toward the GOP if they considered changing party leadership. The completely devotion and loyalty to one man (and his interest) doesn't exist in the Democrat Party.
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  18. The problem with managing pandemics and facilitating a forum for civil discourse, is that everyone considers themselves experts in relevant fields; e.g., constitutional law, epidemiology, virology, and internal medicine. Not all opinions are equal and supported by credible sources, so giving more weight to healthcare practitioners, CDC, and university researcher is NOT an example of "medical tyranny." The caller is speaking from his personal perspective and naively parroting right-wing and libertarian talking points as if they are undisputed fact. Covid-19 affects us all, so politicizing it and spreading misinformation only encourages people, like the caller, to confidently believe they're making a scientifically sound argument on vaccinations. At some point, we'll have to make a decision to regarding the Covid-19 guidelines. We'll either side with the opinions supported by facts, evidence, and data; or we'll keep going around in circles debating conspiracy theories, misinterpretations of the law, and pseudoscience without making progress.
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  19. Mao, Stalin, Rwandan Genocide, ISIL, and even the US military-industrial complex had nothing to do with Christianity. Biology and natural selection itself inevitably leads to death. The world order is predominantly secular and driven by business and political interests. Other than the Pope and Queen Elizabeth II, there are no world leaders, who are both the heads of church and state.
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