Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "The People Profiles" channel.

  1.  @kfl611  We've got a shared history, language, and culture with nearly identical legal systems, economic, and foreign policy. As another American, I'm confident that you'll be able learn about British Monarchy and Parliament. They just have different name for an nearly identical counterpart in the US. Anything related to Russia/Soviet Union, China, and the Middle East are the complicated issues that take decades learn.
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  2. As a non-Brit, I've never considered it, but how are students able to learn British history in a nation that has existed for so long?
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  3.  @markbahouth2713  Stalin and Mao killed their own people through purges, gulags, and man-made famines, but neither had a government policy of ethnic cleansing and genocide. Claiming Hitler is "Mr. Rodgers" is a bit of a stretch. Neither Stalin nor Mao refused to share the world with communists, Jews, Slavs, Roma, and other races they hated.
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  4. In the US, the original intent could have been to develop a separate American identity and promote patriotism, but the myth that George III was an out-of-control tyrannical leader and directly ran government and colonial affairs is still taught in American schools. With the positive and closer US-UK-Canada relations that improved after the War of 1812, you'd think a more accurate description of events would be encouraged. On occasion and out of habit, I'll make the mistake of describing pre-1776 America as under tyranny, or claim that the US is the longest continuously functioning liberal democracy with limited government, and our divinely inspired Founding Fathers invented the constitutional right to a fair trial. After graduating law school, I have much more respect for Magna Carte, English common law, Bill of Rights, judicial independence, and parliamentary supremacy. Although the empire is not without fault, and there are plenty of former colonies that endured actual tyranny, the British legal system, economic doctrine, and their language have all arguably been the best gifts to the world and sets the gold standard.
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  5. No you don't. You just have untreated mental illness.
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  6. 1:15 I'm assuming that the lady in the picture was the late Queen's aunt. They both closely resemble one another.
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  7. It was Stalin's NKVD. He went to the West to live in exile.
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  8. The women look different. The beards played a role in Kaiser Wilhelm, Tsar Nicholas II, and King George V being passable as siblings.
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  9. What enemy of the UK is Henry colluding with, the Americans?
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  10.  @MelissaR784  They're both led by autocrats and dictators, but fascist are right-wing anti-communist and ultranationalist. Communist are left-wing anti-fascist and globalist.
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  11. It's terrible hearing neo-fascist right-wingers using their own definition of the word "woke." The Rupert Murdoch propaganda empire must be behind this talking point in every English-speaking country. It's like you guys just give a generic label for everything you're terrified of, so you've settled on "woke" because you think it's related to BLM, gays, migrants, or some other marginalized community that triggers you.
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  12. What hostile foreign power is Henry working with?
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  13. He's hiding the hostile anti-British nation of China, Russia, Iran, or the United States?
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  14. The two countries are the closest of allies, and have a nearly identical foreign policy. The US has become the modern version of the British Empire.
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  15. If the British people don't want him, we'll gladly take him in America. He went to war in Afghanistan after the 9/11 terror attack, so he and his grandmother are both greatly admired here. An apology when the Queen was living would have been best, but until he's ready to make amends with his father and the British people, we'll have him as the "Prince of Bel-Air, California."
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  16.  @PuffKitty  Did you fight after 9/11, or you were too busy hiding and being jealous of Harry to pick up a weapon?
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  17. The Fed would be the one causing inflation, and Wall Street would know long before YouTube economist.
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  18.  @barrykevin7658  It's supposed to be independent. The deficit spending from Congress isn't the same as printing money and causing out of control inflation. Since the US Treasury has the highest credit rating, US government debt is the safest investment, so there's no need for the Fed to buy it when there's high demand.
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  19.  @tetrahedron1000  I heard 1914, too. I was looking for another comment asking about the year.
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  20. Okay, Karen.
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  21. What's the deal with all the bot-like spamming and trolling in the comment section? I didn't realize there were that many Tesla fanboys posting irrelevant remarks.
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