Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "NBC News" channel.

  1. I'm not sure why people are so afraid of owning their own racism. What's with the cowardice in public, but outspokenness online? I'm not a racist, but if I were, you wouldn't see me crying at press conferences and making a fool of myself and my family. There's no gray area or subjective interpretations. There are no thought crimes you can even be charged with. It's just scary people who feel vulnerable when confronted. Just be a transparent racist instead of hiding behind politics or pretending it's related to free speech or a form of trolling.
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  2. It's amazing that watching Tony Blair's PM questions on PBS (In the US), as a child has normalized what looks like chaos compared to US Congress.
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  3. Guess we can add Bulgaria on the list of nations invaded by the US.
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  4. This would be a excellent opportunity for the US to re-employ the Monroe Doctrine.
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  5. They were hoping and praying this would have been about Dr. Fauci instead of the person running the country.
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  6. How is it that all racists, extremists, and fascists seem to be connected to him and his form of politics?
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  7.  @auntiez4917  They're both candidates you would vote for if you only wanted chaos instead of competent leadership. I think a lot of people hate the Left more than they love America and effective government.
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  8. [ 0:08 ] That's the original Oracle from the Matrix.
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  9. I want the judge to call in the South Park version of Mickey Mouse. He could duke it out with DeSantis.
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  10. I fully support what they're doing and appreciate how science and technology can progress in a competitive environment. The CCP and Russia are definitely hostile adversaries and geopolitical competitors on earth, but the US Space Force needs to work on the "boogieman story" for this Cold War 2.0 between the US/UK/EU/JPN and CCP and Russia. I don't doubt that there might be an intel report out there claiming that China and Russia are looking to have a space war and shoot down our satellites between the earth-moon orbit, but they know that's BS. Who came up with, Elon Musk? That sounds like something I'd invent to get a billion-dollar defense contract. Wouldn't the space debris damage their satellites, too, or would the Chinese satellites shoot ours down and then hide on the dark side of the moon? We need to work on this story because that sounds too crazy for even North Korea.
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  11. Well done, Master Yoda. There's dog are taking a bite out of crime and not playing in 2023.
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  12. That's very disturbing, but thanks for sharing it. All life's problems seem less important now hearing a parent go through the worse lost imaginable.
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  13. I can only imagine how long it takes for Trump's lawyers to give him a brief update on all the litigation, legislation, and investigations linked to him, his company, and his term as president.
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  14. It's a politician angry with gays going against a billion dollar corporate empire. That gives Disney World more than enough time to relocate the theme park to Atlanta, GA.
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  15. I don't blame them. They've been through enough, and the US is the greatest on earth. Since they are the right color, the Texas governor won't bus them to Washington, D.C.
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  16. This one is not the omnibus bill, so what foreign aid are you talking about?
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  17. At least he's wearing a mask. I'm cool with him.
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  18. This is shocking. I can't believe all this time the Trump Organization had a reputable accounting and audit firm signing off on their "thoroughly cooked" books.
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  19. It might be part of his feud with the GOP establishment. He might say, "If I can't have the Republican Party, then no one can!"
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  20. He's trying to improvise but he keeps repeating himself. I hope he's not the litigation lawyer.
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  21. @Dusty Wang It's not like you'll ever get a female pregnant. This has nothing to do with you.
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  22. True. That's why it's never homophobic to restrict blood donations from men in high-risk categories.
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  23. Rather than just calling random criminals to testify and cooperate with a political investigation and the findings of the House Committee, it would be best to let the Department of Justice lead the potential criminal cases and obstruction of Congress charges. The work of the House Committee is coming to an end and since there is an upcoming election, it's better to let the Department of Justice collect its evidence and make prosecutorial decisions regarding 1/6 criminal liability.
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  24.  @alongyourpath  I'd rather have someone not afraid to admit it than a coward pretending it doesn't exists.
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  25. You're right. The states do have a duty to provide a safe working environment and accommodations, but we're going on year two of the pandemic. You'd think they would have found a system that keeps kids in school without making schools a hazard to people venerable to severe Covid-19 complications.
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  26.  Just Myself  How long did you stay up at night trying to think of that? We know you love Russia and hate America, so you don't have to keep showing it. We can see your comment history and know you're not a serious and informed commenter.
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  27. That's messed up how they had the attorney make a fool out of himself. I'm sure this is the last time he'll use an open challenge to the media.
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  28. A sane person would have left office with federal pardons and state-level executive clemency. As long as he and his family agreed to stay out of public office and politics, a form of immunity would have still been a possibility, but January 6, 2021, ruined that.
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  29. Let the serve as a reminder that Hillary Clinton neither forgives nor forgets. She'll respond back on her own time frame. *Not serious. My condolences to Starr's family and friends.
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  30.  @monkeystrive7501  Or those who come back from the annual Straight Pride trip to San Francisco, CA.
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  31. I don't waste time trying to figure out why people have their extremist political beliefs. I'm encouraged by high-voter turnout and election participation in politics because with Trump on the ballot, the end-results will likely be a repeat of the 2020 Presidential Election. The best way to get the GOP to move away from extremism and return back to nominating politicians who can win general election is for the party to keep losing national elections. The party is lacking any sane and centrist politicians that could seriously reclaim the White House and both houses of Congress. It would be great for America if one of the major political parties didn't function as neo-fascist cult, but this is the world we live in. The best way to defend America and other liberal democracies is to vote against extremist.
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  32.  @dawnsmith9596  I wished they'd get more courage to defend their own positions rather than this nonsense with the crying press conferences.
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  33. Yeah it's too late for Putin to try and knock him off now that it has international attention.
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  34. They lost viewers because Trump is out of office. No one cares about the Cuomo's.
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  35.  Paul John  You must think you can fool us as an online nuke expert. You know you've never finished high school, so why are you playing these troll games? My only question is that you're not intelligent, so how would have information about the US capabilities? Do they just share that with random trolls?
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  36. @MissAnthropy They (the "GOP") can't move on to real issues because Big Bird is still out there talking to kids about vaccines and CRT.
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  37. South Park Mickey Mouse does NOT mess around with the shareholder's money.
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  38. Why would the mere presents of US bases be a problem? Unless you're planning on invading your neighbors, the American bases are none of your business.
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  39. Is that supposed to keep Sweden and Finland out of NATO? Putin's done more to expand NATO and surround Russia than any US President ever had. It wouldn't surprise me if the Vatican and Switzerland joined NATO and began sending javelins and stinger missiles like the rest of Europe.
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  40. I can respect the judge's legal determination and credibility, but it's unusual following a potentially high-profile criminal case during the pre-indictment phase. If the government failed to meet its burden of proof in support of a contempt of court charge, then the judge had no other option that to rule against the government. I haven't read the court's ruling yet, but unless there's a new revelation calling into question this court's impartiality, moral character, and/or legal competence, then I see no reason to question the legitimacy of the ruling. In spite of the fact that I will never vote in support of Trump holding public office, he's still entitled to his rights of due process, fair trail, and protection against vindictive and politically motivated prosecutions (AKA "Deep state witch hunts"). All public official should be held accountable and investigated when there's even the appearance of corruption, criminality, and abuse of official authority; but just like we often need reminders that Trump is "NOT ABOVE the law," it's also true that Trump is "NOT BENEATH the protections of constitutional law."
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  41. It's virtually impossible to analysis the GOP's 2022 Midterm strategy without the topic descending into partisan bickering and tribalism. Despite that I'm still trying to figure out why running on a platform of 2020 Presidential Election denial and claims of widespread voter fraud would be a winning strategy.
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  42. Since we're talking about it. I don't like how he touched me either. My press conference will be at 10:00 a.m.
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  43. They wouldn't have problem if he were capable of not spreading misinformation and slander.
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  44. Speak for yourself. You might not like voting and other civic duties, but that doesn't mean the rest of the country is as disengaged and cynical as you are.
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  45. I genuinely wish Trump will finally learn to take the government seriously and stop talking and posting nonsense on his Truth Social platform. I know he loves being a social media troll and seen as a "fighter," but now is the time when he desperately needs to shut up and let the lawyers talk for him. His supporters and conservative media are doing him no favor by downplaying the charges and evidence.
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  46.  @vampireslayer1989  I agree with you. That unfunded tax cut was during an already expanded economy. Now that we need fiscal and monetary stimulus, it's going to be even more of a debt burden.
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  47. How many rubles do you get for saying that?
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  48.  Andre Anyone  Please keep the dumb comments to yourself. You can't even stay on topic. Why would someone take you seriously? I guess you think that you can't be dumb because you used the word electron.
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  49. This is the first major conflict with an independent Space Force. I'm glad they're playing a wrong, but the asymmetrical warfare has completely changed modern warfare. The US should be (and likely is) using cyber warfare, disinformation campaigns, and the economic might of the West to make this stupid war as difficult as possible for the Russians.
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  50.  @theoweber842  It's not all Trump's fault, but you have your facts wrong. Russia was already in Crimea before they annexed it. They've had naval bases there for over a century. You might have amnesia, but they moved in additional troops and lied to the US and EU about the intentions. South Ossetia occupation in the Russo-Georgia War was under Bush. Putin is a hostile adversary of the US. He's going to always make policies that he feels secures himself and his Oligarchs.
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  51. Something like this could only happen in Florida during an election year. I don't think they thought this out at all. That's too big of an employer to go after for using "corporate free speech" primarily from Disney World employees that changed nothing about the law. I briefly glanced at the § 189.072 2(a), Fla. Stat., and it mentions, "dissolving [an] active independent special district must be approved by a majority of the resident electors of the district." The "special district" where Disney functions as the local government with its own fire and police service is populated by Disney managers. My legal research on this should be taken with a grain of salt, but it looks like there could be problems with this strategy. This will have zero impact on Disney's bottom line. Disney should relocate the park and the jobs to Arlington, TX. The cruise liners can depart from Galveston, TX. If the low taxes were what Disney used to continue to invest in Florida, they know how to cut costs by raising prices and possibly closing the park. and state or foreign country would gladly take them.
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  52.  @bradsanders6954  I'm a Texan. How much more of the south are you talking, like deep south in Alabama and Mississippi?
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  53. That's the intention. The US didn't want Russia to have the element of surprise or use disinformation campaigns as they did in 2008 in Georgia and 2014 in Ukraine. If the Kremlin is using asymmetrical warfare, online trolls, and the media then so should the West.
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  54. Since he's an international rock star and Time Magazine's Person of the Year, I would have loved to had the opportunity to meet him. I doubt this will be his last visit, so maybe I'll get another chance in the future. Like America's support, the contributions from the UK have also been very significant, so there's a chance he could visit them soon. I believe the Ukrainians will successfully defend their democracy, retake their occupied territory, and win this war. IMO, history will consider Zelenskyy as being the "Winston Churchill of the 21st century." This war was absolutely preventable and a blunder by the Kremlin.
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  55. Might surprise you, but we know that's BS. If Americans didn't care about Ukraine, they wouldn't be watching; and DC would only be talking about inflation and post Covid-19 supply-chain bottlenecks. I'd suggest opening an economic textbook to learn how the Fed could stop inflation in weeks by causing a recession and mass unemployment like they did in 1980. If you need some food, go to a food bank. The US is rich and strong enough to "walk and chew gum at the same time." Paying more for gas isn't comparable to being exterminated by a mad man.
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  56.  Sweger Shanna  He's viewing from the lense of a Trump Supporter.
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  57. ​ @keepitstraightfrrr  This didn't happen in New York City, and prosecutorial discretion is not a power any judge in the US has. You should hold people accountable in this specific case because the Manhattan DA answers only to voters in New York County.
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  58.  Suggie Theilman  He's not the one crying at a press conference and having to hide behind a keyboard, like yourself. It's embarrassing having to hide behind online anonymity. What's the point of even talking of you're too scared to say it in public?
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  59. What political office is Trump holding now?
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  60. He's a smart man, and he knows starting a war against NATO is unwinnable. That would only hasten the regime change.
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  61. America has never stopped being great. Just because you're uncomfortable about the inevitable demographic change that will make it nearly impossible for Trump to be elected, doesn't mean America has fallen. You've fallen. America is still the greatest country on earth. Love it, or leave it.
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  62.  @mrmark8603  We gave them some of that good ole liberation and democracy.
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  63. I didn't realize this was a problem, but that's the backlash for Russia being at war. Vladimir Putin is the one who has harmed The Russian Brand. There is a borderline between legitimate backlash from the war and Russo-phobia and discrimination. The hate phone calls are clearly discriminatory, but choosing not to patronize Russian businesses as a protest against the war is perfectly fine.
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  64. It wouldn't be the first time someone cheated in calculus. I observed people, other than myself, cheating on the Cal II exam; and to this day I still don't know where that solutions manual came from.
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  65.  @abba4844  Anyone finding humor in the war clearly are mentally disturbed.
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  66.  @javiergomez7396  Stop it. We're talking about vaccines. Are you that thirsty?
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  67. He's definitely not the only incompetent public official that was on the scene that day, but he's a civil servant who answers to an elected school board. They could easily make the argument that it was in the public interest to fire him. That would have eventually happened once the civil lawsuits determine how much of the liability for damages the school will be responsible for.
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  68. It seems that way, but this a proxy conflict between the US and Russia. Russia's respect the EU's economic might, but it's not the same as confronting the US. The Kremlin bypasses the Germany, EU, and Ukraine completely and deals directly with the White House.
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  69.  @djjones5715  I know that you have a position siding with the Florida GOP, but if you're not familiar with corporate finance or how corporate bankruptcies work, then don't post pseudo-expert advice. It takes too much time trying to do a fact check for people who don't believe in facts. Relocating wouldn't cause bankruptcy. That would be a good point if it made sense but it doesn't. Relocation is financed by loans and state tax breaks. The park shut down for most of 2020 and was nowhere close to being bankrupt. Ford left most of its factories in Michigan and moved them overseas and across the US. They go bankrupt by trying to continue unprofitable operations, and if Orlando is unprofitable, it makes business sense to leave there and go to another state.
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  70.  Suggie Theilman  Not sure why you're posting, but I've got to block and mute you for cluttering up my notifications with incoherent and off-topic nonsense. Good luck. Please stay off my posts and tag someone other than me. Maybe if you weren't an incel and could communicate, I wouldn't have to babysit an adult with poor trolling skills.
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  71. @Shhzbxb Huzhdjea Please stop it. The pipeline project was already nearly completed when the sanctions were lifted and is now at risk of being canceled by the European Union and Germany alone. I'm not interested in the politics that only you believe. I'm here for foreign policy. If you don't understand US-Russia relations, just don't add anything to the discussion that will make it obvious that you're clueless.
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  72. He might mean well, but he's not well. I hope he get the treatment he needs because being a US senator isn't an entry-level position with on-the-job training.
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  73. That's so tragic. I'm from Texas, and I didn't even know there were tornados on the loose or a city called, "Perryton" or "Parenting."
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  74.  @bernventer5949  "You the people" are about 6 million votes short to re-elect the lame duck.
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  75.  invalid username  He's the one who botched the response, spread conspiracy theories, and only action against China has been name calling.
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  76. That's terrible, but they can't get the US and EU sanctions relieved. Since they won the war without winning a single battle, let them win the peace on their own.
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  77. Someone that dependent on US and NATO assistance shouldn't be making jokes about the billions in assistance his nation is receiving, and the risk of a potential confrontation between two nations with nukes. It's his nation, but this is a confrontation between Washington, DC, and Moscow. There's an American saying that "beggars can't be choosy," and the fact that he pleaded for US and EU help with Russia means he's not in a position to criticize the help he's receiving.
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  78. If we're rebuilding Ukraine, just as we did post-WWII West Europe, then the US should have a post-war economic trade deal and a relationship closer to the US than it is with the German-led European Union. Having a new market of 45 million Pro-American Ukrainians will help the West in our confrontation and competition off the CCP. It might seem like aid to Ukraine is charitable donations and sympathy cards from Hallmark, but there will be big money going in to rebuilding Ukraine. The US should benefit most from it.
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  79. His suspension is definitely a sign of the times that we are living in right now, but IMO, the conduct of the Texas Attorney General was more egregious. We should remember that as an officer of the court, Mr. Paxton used taxpayer resources to file a frivolous lawsuit to get the Supreme Court to intervene and invalidate American democracy.
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  80. Nope. Not if their clients have committed fraud.
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  81.  @lisas3545  Most of the West doesn't either.
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  82. They may be able to select the house speaker and not much else. They'll need both houses to begin to undue most of the Biden and Democrat policies codified in law or executive orders. During the GOP majority, the federal courts incl. the Supreme Court were packed by Mitch McConnell. After the Dobbs decision, I'm not sure how willing the judges will risk being seen as a politically motivated branch at odds with the White House.
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  83. He's excellent for views and Democratic vote turnout. They'd be fools to not take advantage of a politician as toxic and hated as Trump.
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  84. @Robdog 1 The US didn't randomly get involved. This might be a region you're not familiar with. We signed the Budapest Memorandum with the UK and Russia. Ukraine was forced to surrender its Soviet-era nukes on the condition that the US, UK, and Russia provide aid and security. This is all common knowledge. I've been to Russia and Ukraine, and the way you're describing Ukraine could describe Oklahoma and West Virginia. That is why I mentioned it is better to let people who know geopolitics discuss anything related to Russia. What you're claiming to NOT be a US business is definitely our business, so the time wasted trying to explain geopolitics could have been prevented if you had taken the time to research why the US is involved.
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  85. I wish I could be more sympathetic, but no. We didn't elect a Mother Theresa with drones. Pay the family, and move on. Don't try this unbelievable BS like you really care about Afghans. You wouldn't want them to move here as refugees nor even travel to the US under Trump, so save those soft-fascism ("compassionate-fascist") theatrics.
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  86.  @michaelclark7784  You're the one posting ridiculous dumb garbage about this video. This isn't even a Left v Right political issue. This is just you on your own. Just because you hate America and would side with Russia doesn't mean you get to hide behind some political ideology.
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  87.  @michaelclark7784  You blame this on FBI and CIA like they would really be behind it. I'm not claiming they are without corruption; they wouldn't do it because that would be stupid. How does that even make sense? I doubt the Kremlin would even claim that because it's stupid, lazy, and doesn't even make sense.
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  88. I'm going to go visit and meet Zelenskyy one of these days. The man's a legend. He's short but doesn't have Napoléon Complex like Putler.
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  89. Robert Mueller, the SDNY, and the Manhattan DA could have kept this in state court to get around that Justice Department policy of not indicting sitting presidents and interference from Bill Barr. They could have unsealed this when Trump was out of office.
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  90. H E L L N O !
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  91.  @Madbandit77  Nothing to do with my post or the topic. Try to be relevant because this about Trump's indictment.
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  92. It's a beautiful reunion, but how do you get back 42 years? This is happening on an even larger in Ukraine and it's not fake.
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  93.  @masercot  They burned all the masks and business regulations, too
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  94. Since the high court is still very business friendly and pro-big pharma, I can't see them upholding a Texas judge's ruling, which will invalidate nationwide FDA-approval of mifepristone. If the Texas judge's decision was based on credible medical evidence; an imminent safety risk; or a colorable procedural or legal error by the FDA, then that would grounds for the judiciary overturning an administrative decision of the FDA.
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  95.  @morbidlyoppressed9038  You can try as hard as you'd like to make Trump tough on Russia, but he's gone now and isn't relevant.
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  96. It doesn't matter. They don't want him to run for public office again or receive government funds.
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  97.  @fthurman  They think there's a legal right to violate social media company's terms of service.
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  98. In France, they are called "general strikes." They won't risk getting sick, so you won't see US-style maskless protest.
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  99. He's a Cold Warrior, and so am I. The Chinese people in the Mainland, Taiwan, and Hong Kong have never be our enemies. It's the oldest country on earth and there's plenty we can learn from them. I've been to Japan and Australia, but I won't visit an area under the control of the CCP and the Xi Jinping dictatorship. It's not hate. I'm just not going to sit back and watch a global empire it took centuries and two world wars to build get replace by a country that isn't innovative, steals technology, and spies on the US. If a competitor asserts itself as a new global superpower and a counterbalance to America's international hegemony and the US dollar, then that's tantamount to a declaration of war. In the perfect world, there would be peace and we could sing Kumbaya. That's not realistic and US politician seen as weak on China, Russia, North Korea, or Iran should be no wear near the White House. A better challenge for you would be to gain a better understanding of US foreign policy and what happened to cause US-China, South Korea-China, Australia-China, Vietnam-China, Taiwan-Mainland China, Japan-China, India-China, Eu-China, Canada-China, and UK-China relations to drastically deteriorate over the past decade. Hint: It wasn't Chuck.
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  100.  @d1ff76  I'm not against helping Ukraine. The US has been arming democracies since Lend-Lease, and nearly completely rebuilt West Europe after WWII. The reason people are against is the US educational system. They don't know how foreign aid translates into an economic benefit to the US. It's not our job to explain it either. If they are against it, they could contract their representative instead post these disingenuous comments that are about politics and not international affairs.
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  101. They still get a pay check twice a month. The MAGA supporters can be thanked for that.
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  102. True. They aren't as generous, but the US and Britain have historically been superpowers with interests across the globe. Until China became a economic power, the US and Japan were by far the richest nations. Giving aid isn't just altruism and charity; it benefits US manufacturers because the government's purchases from domestic suppliers, and ties aid with some foreign policy objectives.
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  103. The media's doing its job by keeping viewers and earning a profit. You're sounding more like Joseph Goebbels rather than someone worried about journalism.
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  104. Good speech! I'm sure the appeal was denied, but he inspired me. I'm having a few shots of Vodka 🥂 to honor the Russian struggle.
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  105. The cult has been purging its own and creating new weekly enemies since 2016.
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  106.  @kensmith174  That's not the way sanctions work. I know in your mind you're a expert on geopolitics, and the UN Secretary General, but you're not. If you could put together a legitimate argument, I would believe that, but I'm more familiar with Russia and US extraterritorial sanctions work. If they had a choice, they'd choose airstrikes over economic warfare of the US, because being attacked would get them more support. This is a game of chess to remove the US sanction (EU ones aren't nearly as serious). The sanctions which have nearly destroyed the country and destabilized the oligarchs and future GDP growth. You might think they can just go to China, but every country that does business with the US has to follow the sanction, so China has to decide between Russia and it's most important trading partner, The United States. You have an interest POV, but it's got nothing to do with reality.
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  107.  @sacrificialsuicide8007  Define fascist, genius. It had the same meaning since the 30s until Trump supporters got offended and stated pretending it's related to media. Go ahead and teach me what fascist means.
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  108.  @oneseeker2  Starr and Nixon were never as intentionally cruel and dangerous as Trump.
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  109.  @kenyahollingsworth9139  Nobody cares. Just live your life without posting it in the comments.
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  110. It's the same people who will pay back the trillions in deficits from the 2017 corporate tax cut.
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  111.  @TheIntrovert83  They are everywhere, but I'm genuinely concerned about the Black and Brown women who wouldn't know any better. The disease is dangerous to pregnant women and people will the immune problems. It's not HIV/AIDS, but there are enough problem with COVID-19 and sickness.
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  112. It's useful for target practice if you're interested in triggering his cultist who see him as a God-like figure.
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  113. The CCP may want Taiwan, but they aren't dumb. They can see what happens when you try to rely on empty threats and then get humiliated on the battlefield. We haven't seen the PLA fight and win a war in decades. They won't risk a conflict with the West and likely defeat in Taiwan.
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  114. It's the same here. I don't get the cowardice and hiding behind keyboards. If a person is that serious about being a racist, they should let the population they're bigoted against know. The passive-aggressive and anonymous White Nationalist that lives online could be publicly avoided if they weren't so terrified of being outed.
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  115.  @onegenooneappleonetilly9234  I know you might have thought that was a witty response, but it just shows you don't know the definition of "democracy," or why the US and UK are considered "liberal democracies." The US isn't a "liberty" either, but liberties and rights protected in the constitution are democratic principles and common law rights from the UK. The reference to a "republic" was from the American colonies once being part of a constitutional monarchy.
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  116.  @alphaomega5909  Wow! You're a living witness to American and world history. I was fortunate enough get to talk to the generation that fought in WWII. A description of your own personal experiences and the nearly century you've witness will fascinate anyone interested in history. It's completely up to you, but there's a lot of interest in history and the Cold War. There's plenty of people would be willing to just sit and listen to you talk.
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  117. I think you mean two different sexes, but I get it.
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  118. @Brenden Lee You've got to remember that a significant minority of Americans worship him as a God-like figure.
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  119. Thanks, @Big Bad Jon! I'm not sure why they give him or his base so much attention, and they even asked whether he'll accept the results of the election. It's never been optional for any other presidential candidate.
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  120.  @sheldonhatch8255  Riots have got nothing to do with democrats. Democrats are politicians. They're not responsible for every riot that happens under a lawless GOP Administration.
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  121. They're insecure about showering in a stranger's coronavirus droplets.
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  122. ​ @morbidlyoppressed9038  I'm sure I'm doing a lot better off than you. If I wanted the POV of a meth addict, I'd ask for a toothless perspective.
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  123. You're making an excellent argument, but unless we've got a supermajority in Congress and in the state legislatures that supports amending the constitution, then nothing will change.
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  124.  @georgelux126  I'm on the side of decency.
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  125.  @realityobservationalist7290  You definitely have a right to your position, but the US and NATO are looking out for their own self-interest. The Kremlin is also doing what it believes in Russia's interest. We've had differences and conflicting interests with Russia in Europe and with China in the Pacific since the 1940s. Nothing about the US response to the invasion should be surprising. Ukraine is a young democracy, and it decided to seek closer ties with the US and European Union. They can see the economic progress in the Baltic States and the former Warsaw Pact countries that have joined the EU and NATO. Ukraine is a very pro-American country, and when this conflict is over, we will have a new market of 45 million Ukrainians to export and sell iPhones, Hollywood films, NATO weapons, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Google Online Services, UPS, Boeing aircraft, computer chips, loans and financial services, and American-made vehicles. The US weapons and money come with strings attached, so American corporations will have priority access to Ukraine and Ukraine will side with the US over China. Ukraine's relationship with the US will probably be closer than Ukraine and European Union.
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  126. @Craig Nelson These are mostly 🇷🇺🤖, and some living Maga trolls . I wouldn't take them seriously.
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  127. Sorry but no one cares.
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  128. Just ignore those hypocritical fools. They are just here to complain and whine about how mean Biden is.
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  129.  @stickxxcummings  I'm interested in about the China payoff. Is this something real or just a random lie?
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  130. Slava Ukrani! 💙🇺🇦 💛🇺🇦
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  131. That's not fraud, attempted fraud, or even a violation of federal/state regulations. Enron/Arthur Andersen was real fraud against their investors and the government. That's part of the reason they don't exist anymore. The subject of the investigation is the Trump Organization, not his audit firm. When they start shredding documents, then they'll become the targets.
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  132. I'm a gain about 150lbs of fat and go skinny dipping. After surviving Covid-19, I should have the right to go around and ruin everyone's vacation.
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  133.  @braynaguilar8567  That's an excellent comment. It's rare on YouTube, but it's well researched and clearly articulated. 👍🏾
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  134. Guess we have to endure two more years of conspiracy theories and crying about the stolen elections of 2022.
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  135. @goggles789 To respond in a less condescending manner, and without expecting you to be an expert, ill give a more clear answer. You asked: "What is the punishment for this civil lawsuit?" The answer is that the case in the video isn't a "civil lawsuit." It was a contempt hearing before the judge overseeing a pre-indictment grand-jury investigations. Since grand juries only investigate felony-level crimes, this can't be civil. It's "criminal." You can confirm that on your own by conducting a Goggle Search of JUDGE BERYL HOWELL. With the multiple Donald Trump-related cases being litigated across the country, I think you may have mistakenly confused this case with the lawsuit filed by Trump after the Mar-a-Lago raid. Anything else, just feel free to ask.
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  136.  @alexrauff7669  Oh. I just got tagged by one of those things going by @rick erhart. It makes sense now. I thought that was a homeless person asking for money and drugs.
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  137. That's because they are mostly from right-wing conspiracy nuts, who are useful idiots for Russian propaganda. It takes a more credible source to verify the authenticity of corruption because they'll literally say anything they read on a Facebook feed.
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  138. [ 1:09 ] Putin has to pay Russians or hire actors to support him like this. I didn't realize they call him "Volodymyr." It's great they can meet their wartime president in person. With him being possibly the most influential man in the world now, he has the most impact on how Ukraine and the West respond to war crimes and genocide. If they took revenge on Russian POWs, it would be unlawful but understandable.
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  139. The interview is more entertaining and interesting if you watch Secretary Blinken's eyes and check how rarely he blinks.
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  140.  //  OPEC exports oil to the US. The US clearly has a foreign policy that most of the Middle East considers "imperialisms." If it wouldn't cause a recession, civil unrest, and likely an American invasion, then they could just cut of the supply. Why would a country who's entire economy and long-term GDP growth depend on access to the European market, cut power from that customer, and send their own economy into an economic depression that could easily be traced back to Putin's decision? Russia isn't at risk of being invaded for their oil resources, but the Kremlin would gain nothing, and Putin's biggest fear is a regime change, and the civil unrest would speed that process up. They won't cut access because there's a economic law of supply and demand that the entire global energy market is well aware of. If Russia cuts access, the US would be at the front of the line to replace them. The US energy market dominates Congress and would get the US government to finance most of the European transition to US LNG.
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  141.  @tweedy4sg  I saw your very first sentence, and I've got to end our conversation. Yesterday was an off day, and I had time for, but not anymore because: 1. You claimed there's confusion about US Extraterritorial Sanctions with UN Sanctions. No way to confused those two US sanctions are a unilateral type of warfare that existed before there was a UN, or even a League of Nations. I don't if you're an American or English is your first language, but it's clear I only referred to US sanction. Both Russia and China are members of the Security Council, and would have to sanction themselves before UN Sanctions could be applied. That doesn't even make sense and you should know that; so 2. I'm going to assume you are intentionally changing the subject, and/or either spreading misinformation, and because I don't have the time go through and correct everyone of your lies, I've stopped reading, and have to end the discussion with you because it's intentional misinformation and propaganda. If you want a platform to lie, just go somewhere, but don't disguise it as a genuine geopolitical question.
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  142. That zero-gravity hairpiece violates the laws of physics, too.
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  143. Beautiful! Now when they call him, "Mr. President" they'll really mean it.
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  144.  @agentsituation1034  On this topic, the government isn't the problem. It's the people who've made mask wearing political.
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  145. Slava Ukraini!
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  146. In Russia, it's a crime to board an aircraft with chemical weapons. It doesn't matter who gave them to you. The contaminated underwear 🩲 could have killed everyone on board.
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  147.  @tomk3732  It's not that simple. The standards and defenses in the Russian legal system are not the same as the West. Vindictive prosecutions are prohibited here, and that's why Russian and Soviet courts are called "show trials." There is nothing Navalny could have done to avoid arrest. The same government prosecuting him is the one that poisoned him.
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  148. ​ @naga7461  ✊🏾
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  149.  @DarkAngel71180  Those are Russian trolls and spam bots. I thought they were still in a state of mourning and ceasefire out of respect for Gorbachev.
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  150. Those are a lot of words, but you still saying nothing of substance.
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  151.  @yourmomsspermdoner  The bootlickers made no attempt use due diligence and investigate why the officer was terminated.
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  152. I'd rather Zelenskyy run with a fake birth certificate.
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  153.  @Olympiansunrise  Those are your own politics. There are 330 million other people in this country. It might not sound diplomatic, but just because you don't see Russia as a threat, doesn't mean anything. That's got nothing to do with any facts regarding national security, so no politician will change foreign policy because you don't want to confront Russia. If that's important to you, then vote for people who support it. The US has never been pacifist, and we have an industry for defense production that profits and create jobs. That's why there is bipartisan support. This is a foreign policy issue about Ukraine, and you've hijacked it by pretending to be interested in foreign aid when in reality you want to discuss the border and US-Russia relations. You should have just stated you're own politics rather than making it about Ukraine and foreign aid. You're mentioning NATO and UN, which leads me to believe you don't know how the US got involved. There are people who actually know US foreign policy. Why don't you let them make case.
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  154. I agree. It takes bold action from both Houses, and the Department of Justice could share information about its own investigations.
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  155. They should all be careful. There's no "Good Monkey Pox" and "Bad Monkey Pox," but it is more dangerous for pregnant women.
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  156.  @michaelclark7784  The whole world knows you don't know what a "Zipcode" is, or the lyrics to the Star-Spangled Banner unless you Google it.
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  157.  @3ld919  It's sad, but a year ago we could claim that your opinions are all a bunch of hyperbole, but you're right 😔.
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  158. Let's wait for the numbers to come in because this is the same state that sent MTG to Congress.
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  159. It's public information, and they've already explained.
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  160. I saw an island-size aircraft carrier with a white volcano/mountain, but I didn't see a yacht anywhere. Would the Titanic be considered a yacht now? EDIT: I saw the name of the city. This is the "Iron Curtain" Churchill was warning about.
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  161. Those "elites" are elected representatives and human beings. Would you use the same tone if it threatened Trump and his family?
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  162. Suddenly the US remembers Russia? WTF have you not been paying attention since 1945? When has the US ever forgot Russia?
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  163. It's not all Republicans. It's just the Trump voters. The others believe in science.
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  164. I'm afraid to even ask whether or not that was a direct quote.
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  165. I wouldn't blame all Republicans for this. This is the cult within the GOP.
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  166.  @bharris4517  It should be returned to the ocean.
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  167.  @Dividendking2023  What's the point of lying about Russia's response to any US sanctions? If they weren't harmed by US sanctions, they wouldn't be fighting to get them removed.
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  168.  @lgbtsrgro0mrs36  Why are only Trump supporters claiming that, and everyone else knows exactly where the figure came from?
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  169. "A-bombs" are obsolete. I get your attempt at spreading the MAGA propaganda, but at least try to reference the modern nuclear weapons, not the ones from the 1940s.
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  170. @Jeremy Nigfantis You are the definition of dumb, and think that blaming a global pandemic on states can save a failure from accountability. A shift manager at McDonald's wouldn't give that excuse. What state has ever led any pandemic response in all of the history of the US? Did California lead during the HIV/AIDS. Is that why FDA, NIH, CDC, Surgeon General, and Fauci are part of state government? Your problem is being stuck in that fascist bubble, and actually thinking the rest of the world is as confused as you are.
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  171. @Jane Goodall You sent a list of fantasies. Name ONE credible source that backs a single claim in your post. It's all lies, and you're fake, too. Jane Goodall would be sick in her stomach if she knew her good name was being used by a garbage human being whose brains isn't functioning.
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  172.  @josephbelov6212  The OP is either a 🇷🇺🤖 or a troll defending their interest and spreading anti-West disinformation. The only way he could be more Russian is if his name was Ivan Ivanovodkavich Petrov.
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  173. I am the only one hearing a voice say, "Good" @ [ 0:22 ] ?
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  174.  @Klusterfrick  Not really. He was a judge, independent counsel, and frequently appeared in Right-wing media.
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  175. It's too dumb to bookmark.
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  176.  @tdo7125  Why are torturing these Trump supporters? Your humor is out of this world, but I don't think you're going to reach them.
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  177. Watch the video again because that doesn't make and you know it doesn't.
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  178. True! There are plenty people who think being independent is a type of political virtue. The difference between the two parties are like night and day. I'm not sure how anyone can't distinguish them. Political indecisiveness sounds like confusion or the inaction of someone not wanting to defend the actions and platform of either party.
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  179. Since the shooter is a Mexican National, it's obvious what conservative media will blame as the cause. The best and most compelling strategy for politicians wanting gun control should be the refusal to address border control, deportation procedures, or the immigration/refugee system until there's a serious attempt (i.e., no more gaslighting about school doors and armed teacher) from the GOP. They could literally pass a watered-down bill regulating children's water guns, and that would be more progress than has been made from the federal government in over a decade.
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  180. I don't support his politics, but Pompeo has well above average-level intelligence. Trump might have had someone take his entrance exams, but Pompeo is a nerd and probably got paid to do everyone's homework.
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  181. Thanks. We're mostly glad the exhausting uncertainty of this election season will finally be ending.
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  182.  @petersdinkladge9551  I'm not trying to put you down, but you didn't go to college did you? You sound like the pseudo-educated conservative that hates socialism, but wants Congress, the Fed, and the president to intervene in the free market. If you want to win an election and regain power, get a better candidate and a new strategy. Pretending to be miserable in an economy that is expanding too rapidly for the labor and supply market to catch up is why you won't reach the college educated crowd. Some of us know how economics works. I'm not playing expert, but my undergrad was economics and if you want to explain to me how inflation can be lowered without monetary policy, I'm all ears. That would be like going to the Surgeon General to complain about why abortion isn't outlawed. You have too much free time to be worshiping Putin and spreading misinformation. Try to at least pretend to smart for a change.
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  183.  @stickxxcummings  You may think I'm a partisan hack, but I don't agree with Biden on many of the economic regulations. The cancellation of pipeline line harmed Canadian and American jobs, but it wasn't an issue of the state seizing private property. It's government land given to corporations with minimum regulations. The regulation and actions on climate change will regardless. The US coal, fracking, and fossils fuel providers are trying to maximize profit and market dominance by being the last corporations worldwide to capitalize on America delayed implementation of the Paris Accord. This is another form of corporate welfare and not different than the other socialist programs, including the military-industrial complex; the government is picking winners and losers and giving away publicly owned land. A temporary increase in food stamps could create jobs as well. I know the pipeline jobs pay better and are more lucrative, but that's part of his policy on climate changes and environment. His advisory team includes economist, and they follow the monthly jobs reports. There were jobs lost, but there was an overall net gain in jobs for February. There's actions in fiscal and monetary stimulus that's able influence the jobs market. This is now tax season, so the increase on consumer spending will offset the jobs lost by regulations.
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  184. That would be a lot to take in at once for anyone, and would universally cause a panic attack. I get that he made a fatal mistake by being careless, but I don't think he was trying to get sympathy or avoid accountability by committing suicide. Parents aren't supposed to bury their own children, so the hopelessness, despair, and guilt would weight down anyone, regardless of their mental health. I know there's always psychological help available, but I'm not sure how anyone would be able to avoid the panic and focus on getting help and surviving life after losing a kid left in a hot car. I wouldn't wish that on my worse enemies.
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  185.  @patrickgleason2066  That's an important point to not lose sight of. Every now and then, I sometimes forget the human impact and the needless suffering. There's been so much war during the past four decades that a lot of us are becoming desensitized because we're so far removed from the violence and death.
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  186. They probably had him on the guest list as "that one Blacks-4-Trump token," they always use as proof the party and other guest couldn't be racist.
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  187. What happened to this young officer is terrible and tragic. His family and friends deserve our condolences and prayers. The mean-spirited and disrespectful video comments and trolling are a reflection of the moral decay and tribalism in the country. There's a lot of hate on the far-Right and the Left because the politics and trolling have made it easier to dehumanize this young policeman and military veteran.
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  188.  @SusanKay-  I'm sure he's providing a lot of business revenue and jobs for the multiple law firms and attorneys representing him, but I can't imagine the lengthy legal briefs and daily updates of all the cases across the country involving Trump. Most, if not all, of his legal problems, litigation, and settlements could have been completely avoided had he only had the ability to followed legal and political advice. I don't see why any sane person would want to be involved with so much expensive litigation, but he probably should be in the Guinness Book of World Records as the individual in involved in the most lawsuits and court cases during a lifetime.
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  189. @goggles789 If you don't know law or the specific case that I've referenced, then don't attempt a gotcha legal question. If you have a genuine and legitimate question about something that's public knowledge, accessible online, and can be supported with facts and evidence, then I've got no problem answering it. What case are you calling "civil," and is your motivation to try to downplay the significance of the Special Counsel's investigation? I could be wrong, but are asking about "punishments in a civil lawsuit" because you think "civil" means there's criminal liability? I think the civil lawsuit you're referring to was the one filed by Trump after the FBI raided Mar a Lago. That case is in Judge Aileen Cannon's court. Trump is one requesting equitable relief and the appointment of a special master, so I don't know what you mean by "punishment." He requested an injunction and restraining order against the government.
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  190.  @brandstyle3639  I think I know the problem: How many drinks have you had today?
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  191.  @jeremymoore145  I can't go four years with people looking at my beard and seeing what I ate for lunch.
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  192. I was hoping the day would come when blimps could fly over Super Bowl games again, but the CCP has made that less likely to ever happen now.
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  193. Iranians are Shia and aren't at war with the US. What would that have to do with 9/11? The Middle East is a lot more complicated than you're making it to be because Iran hates ISIS and Al-Qaeda. The US - Iranian disagreement isn't related to terrorism directly against American citizens.
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  194. Most of them comments are horrendous and disrespectful, but you can't just blame it all on the Radical Left, Antifa, and BLM. The racial dog whistles and gas lighting is something that's been normalized by far-Right trolls. I don't support it, but this young officer has been completely dehumanized. The disingenuous calls for more investigations and other snarky remarks are in response to the trolling the far-Reich and Blue Lives Matter have done over the past half decade.
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  195. If they want to be part of Russia, they could have already joined Russia. They can't take part of someone else's country with thm.
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  196. Just because you're a coward doesn't mean you speak on behalf of the majority of Americans. The White House represents the people. You represent the Kremlin's interests.
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  197. Vote the GOP out then!
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  198.  @kensmith174  Explain using economics, history, or law how to bypass US extraterritorial sanctions without going to war? That was situation with Japan in 1941. I already know that you're naively thinking that since they don't have significant direct trade with the US it doesn't matter. People a lot smarter than you designed those sanction. That's not how they work. The US sanction are different, and could send the Russian economy back to the 1990s. No other sanctions could do that, and the EU and China are somewhat close, but they all have to decide whether to trade with the US or Russia. Who do you think they'll choose because it's already apparent?
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  199.  @tweedy4sg  I'm not sure where you're going with the China topic, but the US wouldn't use sanctions or other forms of economic warfare if they didn't already know they work. It might seem random and spontaneous, but they're designed by economist, lawyers, mathematicians, and financial experts. The entire world has known vulnerabilities of the Russian economy since the days of Tsar Nichols. It might sound like a logical alternative to avoid US sanctions, but their GDP, employment rates, consumer spending data, and currency exchange rates don't lie. The threat of invading Ukraine while in talks to for sanctions relief, nuclear treaty, and ending NATO expansion wouldn't be happening if they could easily bypass the sanction by going to China.
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  200.  @Radjammin  You're the only one bringing him up.
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  201. Once all the anti-American fascist are replaced and outnumbered, the country will continue on standing without ever being brought to it knees.
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  202. Slava Ukraini!
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  203. First Amendment doesn't cover slander. Add something to make it parody and not a statement of fact.
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  204.  @Mandate2026  That's the blunt truth. I was mostly being conciliatory and diplomatic by hoping the conservative judges would put the law and their oaths before loyalty to any politicians.
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  205. Don't take him at his word. Instead, keep watching his nuclear posture, like the US has been doing for decades. The vague nuke threats and the intentional ambiguity in his speeches are likely only directed toward his domestic audience. I doubt he's interested or prepared to start a global conflict against the West.
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  206. It's not even Biden. The Treasury Secretary, EU, and UK have the power to do that too. The bank accounts are in the oligarch's name.
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  207. She was just wrong. People get facts wrong all the time. The question is about the legal argument.
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  208. Don't let political tribalism get you down. I'm definitely not part of the present GOP, but had they produced a Red Wave and won control of Congress and the state races, I'd be disappointed. Despite that I'd still want them to do well from the US. I'll support anyone that wins and represents the majority. It provides guidance and is a referendum on the incumbent politicians.
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  209. Nope. You can't be president after you lose an election. If you're going to fascist, at least know how the US constitution works.
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  210. What is it about in every other country?
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  211. Chicago
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  212. That's just you and your random theories. Nbc is at least consistent.
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  213. I think we're safe in North Texas. Is it too early to start celebrating?
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  214. First Amendment to the United States Constitution: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." Defamation/Libel/Slander/"Fake News" are NOT protected by the First Amendment: "In United States constitutional law, false statements of fact are assertions, which are ostensibly facts, that are false. Such statements are not always protected by the First Amendment. This is usually due to laws against defamation, that is making statements that harm the reputation of another. In those cases, freedom of speech comes into conflict with the right to privacy. Because it is almost impossible for someone to be absolutely sure that what they say (in public) is true, a party who makes a false claim isn't always liable. Whether such speech is protected depends on the situation. The standards of such protection have evolved over time from a body of Supreme Court rulings."
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  215.  @redskywalker3374  Huh? Was there a point somewhere in there? It's good to have an opinion, but doctors go to school for a reason. Let them give the advise.
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  216. What Soviet Russia did during WWII doesn't matter anymore since they've become the fascist now. All that matters now is defeating them and forcing Putin gas station with nukes to collapse again. 🇺🇦Slava Ukrani!💙💛
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  217.  @idk-ye7ur  You're not familiar with the Monroe Doctrine are you? How would it apply to the UK when they were in the hemisphere before America. Did you think that meant we could take Canada, too. Look up what that means, and then use it intelligently.
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  218. It's the right more. CNN isn't trying to attract a fascist audience. They are giving the appearance of taking journalistic ethics seriously.
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  219. We need to increase the number of guns in the Black, Brown, Muslim, and migrant community. That's the only way they'll get serious about gun control.
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  220. That's what the rest of the world is waiting for. There's no point leaving him in office for 13 more days. He stopped doing presidential work in November.
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  221. This has happened before in Syria. It might scare people, but the US gives the Russian military an hour or so notice and bombs the "secret location" of the chemical weapons in Ukraine, which Russia already knows about. They withdraw from the war, but for a split second, it looks like NATO is entering the war.
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  222.  Peter Dylan  You're still not addressing the cowardice point. Apparently the people the doing all the violence aren't afraid of public confrontation, but you still are. Why post stuff online if you're too scared to say in public? Having an opinion is not a crime, so why are thinking you could trigger people you're clearly afraid of? I'm from a different era when adult men weren't terrified of the country they live in. If they were they'd be too embarrassed of playing tough online. There's an outside world where you're too afraid to talk to. I'm not black and brown men like you, so I can't relate.
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  223.  @briant5685  If we cared about anyone in Afghanistan, we wouldn't have left them. I'm pretty sure you were celebrating when Trump banned them from travelling to America, and now you want us to believe you care about Afghans?
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  224.  @briant5685  Sleep or woke, he still the only one relevant. Even Russia has no use for you.
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  225. What specifically are you asking from the government? The amount of money the government spends each day on the average American citizen is more than you think. If you want to know why Ukraine is prioritized, it's because the Ukrainian government lobbied the entire world for aid and weapons, and there was bipartisan support and no one opposed it in Congress. If anyone in the Senate, wanted to stop it, they could have filibustered it. That didn't happen.
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  226.  @HitnGiggleGolf  Most of these are trolls and Russian bots. If you're against it, there are senators who can filibuster it. They're too busy trying to affect the midterms and post about politics. Aiding Ukraine and sending weapons has bipartisan support. There's no reason for all of our weapons and bombs to collect dust. They should be in Ukraine turning Russians into dust.
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  227. We've voted him out, so he's been held accountable.
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  228. Fool, that's not communism? Are you high? Russia is controlled by Oligarchs. Russia is not the USSR.
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  229.  @EmptyMirrorMindful  Just saying "wrong" proves nothing. Do you have an economic theory or facts I can work with? If you're just a partisan hack, that's fine but be honest about it.
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  230. Something beautiful about the capitol now. I can respect all the Democrats and Republicans now. Even Mitch seems be on his best behavior.
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  231.  @mattjingles5758 Ewww. Stop tagging me. It's clearly got nothing to do with you. If the comment was for you, I would have explained it to you. Do you really think you can butt it to someone's else conversation and get a response? If @TheIntrovert83 needed help understanding my post, she would have asked. Go ask her what was meant by my post.
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  232. His name is "Ye" now, so you can bet Walker's nickname for him will be "Yeehaw."
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  233. It's a habit for most southern gentlemen, but I hold the door open for women, kids, elderly, men, and everyone. Most of the time, people are courteous, but I don't expect a "thank you."
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  234.  @elhuddleston17  What part of his post is bull?
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  235.  @Skizzy461  This is mild. You should see when they start swarming on anything related Trump, Black people, or when Russia is attacking Mariopol and killing civilians. They use that to attack the media because they claim the MSM said Ukraine won the war.
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  236. I don't think they got the best witness.
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  237. BLM wasn't carrying Biden flags, so why would any politician need to address it.
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  238. 🚔🚓
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  239. DeSantis and the crazy space man who took over Twitter both make perfect Disney villain.
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  240. The Kremlin will send a swarm of hypersonic-experts trolls and bots who have no clue what they're talking about. Ask them what "hypersonic" means and the practical use of it, and they'll have a meltdown.
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  241. I'm in the Metroplex, and I hope she stays safe, but I don't see how this is national news.
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  242.  @Nishu4566  That is so nice 👍🏾.
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  243.  @draconicchaos  There's also funding for extended unemployment benefits, increase in food stamps, landlord compensation, and funding for state and local governments that lost revenue due to the pandemic and lockdowns.
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  244. Let's not look back at the dark past.
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  245.  @rl95719  He's done more than anyone else to help democrats take power.
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  246. Despite it sounding like an oversimplification of geopolitics and European security, having a US military presence in a country or a NATO defense pact is the best deterrent.
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  247. I don't remember a single person from the West asking you for advice on law enforcement in a country without fair trials and due process. You've still got communist show trials and concentration camps, too. You can be very efficient without human rights and constitutional law. That system might work well in parts of Asia and Russia, but the US, EU, Japan, South Korea, and the British Commonwealth of Nations are liberal democracies with an independent judiciary system. It sounds like you live in a dictatorship where they execute first, and ask questions later.
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  248. He's entitled to the presumption of innocence. They didn't think Martha Stewart would go to prison either but the federal judge proved otherwise.
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  249. For a moment, I was worried they might have put the lions down for mauling a human. If other options exist, the lions shouldn't be kept in captivity, but the males did exactly what they've evolved to do: Defend the pride.
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  250. There wasn't much Thomas and the Supreme Court could have done with this legally flawed theory of the case.
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  251.  @77pearcearrow  The power outage was because Texas is not part of the federally regulated grid network that would have required power generating plants to be winterized. The water supply also went, so it was miserable, but preventable. The last time it happened was a decade ago, but now it seems like more people were prepared. Hopefully, they realize how dangerous carbon monoxide positioning is.
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  252.  Pauline Stephens  You're replying to a troll working on behalf of 🇷🇺 and the orange blob.
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  253.  @jareddemarzo8196  That's because they start laughing and get stuck on their backs; and that becomes fatal.
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  254.  wood haven  At noon on January 20, 2021, Biden takes over. The world can't survive one extra day of 45's incompetence.
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  255. I'm beginning to think that it's "more likely than not" that Trump lost the election in November 2020, and now I have a Kellyanne Conway inauguration outfit still collecting dust.
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  256.  @RM-je5qw  👍🏾🇺🇸
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  257. I'm sure it's not a popular strategy after what happened with the US-backed mujahedeen in Afghanistan, but the US can always provide arms and fund the rebels fighting Russian troops. Ukraine is huge, and even the Russian military will struggle to deal with guerilla warfare and fighting door-to-door.
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  258. Just get the Fed to cause a recession. That'll stop inflation in weeks. Being that inflation is being experienced in the UK, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and the EU, you're going to have trouble isolating US fiscal policy.
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  259.  @billw8476  You're old enough to be on Social Security. You'll get a cost-of-living increase. It sounds like you never took economics because the Fed controls the money supply, not the president.
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  260.  @WWCHS  Nope. That's not economics. It sounds like you're the one who slept through a monetary theory class.
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  261.  @johngatsby1473  Apparently, he did something bad to get banned for two years. Why don't you go find out why he got kicked off most of the platforms, and then come back and share the results of your investigation.
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  262. They should decolonize Washington DC, split California into three states, and merge the two Dakotas.
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  263.  @tuck6464  I've got no clue what you're talking about, but if you're thinking that makes you sound smart and original, then you shouldn't be voting anyway.
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  264. I agree that the DOJ did take a ridiculously long time to bring charges related to January 6th and the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 Election, but does he think that being a candidate running for office gives him legal immunity from being charged with a crime? I strongly doubt the prosecutor or grand jury cares about who's the GOP front runner.
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  265. Someone that dependent on US and NATO assistance shouldn't be making jokes about the billions in assistance his nation is receiving, and the risk of a potential confrontation between two nations with nukes. It's his nation, but this is a confrontation between Washington, DC, and Moscow. There's an American saying that "beggars can't be choosy," and the fact that he pleaded for US and EU help with Russia means he's not in a position to criticize the help he's receiving.
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  266.  @geoeconomics5629  The Kremlin is brainwashing you, so you're not in a position to criticize.
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  267. 🇷🇺🤖
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  268. If they were still alive today, I couldn't imagine what the Nixon-era Congressional Republicans would think of the modern GOP. The party should recognize Trump as a deity.
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  269. It's France and the EU. They have a safety net.
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  270. It might be a shocker, but your own opinion isn't relevant. The real Americans with common sense are the ones the media is targeting. You can get your news from RT because the majority of the country is not about to side with Trump and Russia over America. Being a traitor is not as popular as you'd like it to be.
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  271.  @Philiph6  If he ordered them, where were they? There are sources claiming Pence made the call.
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  272. I get that the North Koreans are proud and want to be taken seriously on the world stage, but they're punching well above their weight class. The US isn't invincible, but I'm confident there won't be a post-war North Korea.
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  273. This government and media hatred is a beyond me. You know the military and post office are part of the government, too?
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  274. ​ @morbidlyoppressed9038  You're part of the Trump base that doesn't have a college degree or a future. You're dumb enough to think the Electoral College has something to do with a university education.
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  275. @Jeremy Nigfantis I don't like calling decent stupid without proof, but if you say dumb stuff like that at add a source.
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  276.  @ERROR-ANGLE  You're free to believe what ever you want, but you can't force people who have critical-thinking skills to believe misinformation from the Kremlin. A significant portion of the people in Russia and Syria know that Putin and Assad are lying. I'm not sure why you'd think serious adults wouldn't be able to distinguish between undisputed fact vs. unrealistic conspiracy theories. It would be so much easier if you just moved to Russia and worked for the oligarchs and the organized criminals who run the government and corporations.
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  277.  @ERROR-ANGLE  I don't think I've said Putin was bad. I'm an American, and Russia and Syria aren't our allies. They are both hostile. They don't want war with the US, but it's almost impossible for the US and Russia to agree on anything. If you're from Yemen, that explains a lot. I can understand why you don't trust the US now. I hope you are safe and doing well. Yemen is in horrible shape, and I think it's terrible that so many young children are starving. Are you supportive of the Houties or the Yemeni government?
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  278. Their finally getting ahead of the war demands, and training the Ukrainian Airforce before they're officially given f-16s.
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  279. 🇷🇺🤖
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  280. He's probably an interesting dude, but this conflict is a proxy war between the nuclear superpowers. When he pleaded for US help, he lost his ability to dictate any terms of coverage or sharing of intelligence.
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  281. It's the state and local government aid and extension of unemployment aid that causes the price tag to be so high.
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  282. You're preaching to the choir. I like your username. It get straight to the point.
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  283. [ 1:17 ] Bless his special heart and his burner phone! If I were a Russian soldier, I'd probably let him escape, too. I don't see him organizing and leading a Ukrainian resistance. I hope none of those Russian soldiers tried to sexually assault this precious special-needs man. Some of them are monsters and they don't care. He just needs to be somewhere in peace and safely away from war.
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  284.  @Iceify_  Fun Fact: Proofreading comment replies will help you identify mistakes and omitted words.
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  285. They probably missed it because of the war, but thanks for posting about it. They've reported about China and Hong Kong, but I haven't heard about South Korea or Vietnam.
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  286. I didn't know this video was a thirst trap. Maybe that's how he gets them to listen.
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  287.  @9w9id  So Russia going to nuke another Slavic country? Are you sure about that, or does it just sound cool?
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  288. I don't think they're referring to fully dosed and the entire US population
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  289.  @oldcountryman2795  Right now, are the millions of unemployed lazy or stupid?
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  290.  @martinriggs4960  I said the man was very intelligent. I already knew about his background when he was appointed to head the CIA.
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  291.  @martinriggs4960  please stop making controversies up in your head and pretending the rest of us are going along with it.
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  292.  @martinriggs4960  The "lefty words" have a different name called "proper English." That's how I was able to identify Pompeo's intelligence versus the lack of it from the Oval Office.
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  293.  @martinriggs4960  I'm not sure what kind of response you're expecting. You're hyperpartisan and aren't saying anything much different from my original post. I just see you live "relativity" more than Einstein.
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  294.  @StephenKershaw1  LMAO 😅😆
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  295.  @guidedmeditation2396  The US dollar didn't crash against Chinese currency. Have you been following economics at all? China manipulates its currencies so that it's cheaper versus the dollar. The other major economies in EU and Asia have not done so well either.
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  296.  @oofballz4328  That didn't work since the FED controls price levels and interest rates, and the same inflation problem is seen around the globe. Before 2024, you should have a new strategy to try and regain power.
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  297. At this point, it might a good time for Biden and the House Democrats to select a new Speaker. Nancy might mean well, but she's out of touch with ordinary people. Each day 3,000 fewer people will ever see any financial assistance from Congress.
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  298. They'll find a way to reference their Chicago dog whistle and Black Lives Matter.
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  299. What's wrong with that? Is he saying something incorrect?
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  300. Why would you think the DOJ could overrule a judge? Only a higher court; e.g., Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, can strike down a judge's order. All federal judges are tenured with life long appointments and independent from the DOJ, executive branch, or Congress. The DOJ is the government's law firm and can recommend new judges to be appointed by the president, but in court settings, no one can have authority over the judge. The DOJ prosecutor is no higher than Trump's own lawyers.
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  301.  @realityobservationalist7290  Huh? I don't what you're talking about or why you tagged me. I briefly lived in Russia as a foreign exchange student in 2008 and have traveled to Ukraine. Democracy has a definition, and it sounds like you don't get it. There are elections in Ukraine. Were you not aware of that, or are you trying to state the position of the Kremlin or repeat something from RT America? Just because you're opposed to arming Ukraine doesn't mean you're part of the majority of Americans. I've listened to Putin's worldview for over 20 years now, so if you'd like to try and correctly state it, I'm always interested in listening to people try and sound like a Russian opposed to NATO expansion. Are you going to call America, "The West?" The dated Cod War terminology and non-existent agreement of NATO not expanding eastward are the giveaways.
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  302. The former president isn't fully utilizing the legal protection (e.g., 5th and 6th Amends.) available to him and other Americans accused of a crime. If you have the right to both: 1) remain silent; and 2) be free from government censorship, then why would you talk yourself into more criminal charges?
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  303. Truth Social is going bankrupt. By the way, I'm Slavic.
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  304. It's nice to see a sane alternative politician on the GOP ticket, but I don't think her chances of winning the nomination are that great.
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  305.  @xavierjones6048  This isn't the US invading anyone. You should focus on Russia.
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  306.  @ndrthrdr1  What evidence has Trump provided? That's why every judged laughed him out of court.
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  307. If that's what America wanted, they would have voted for him. You can't get fired and still call the shots.
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  308.  @johnwayne3101  Nope. That's insane. Why would anyone need to steal to win against an unpopular president, who lost the popular vote in 2016? The difference between you and I are the critical-thinking skills, which makes the idea of "stealing an election" in America a joke. If the Democrats stole it in 2020, I hope they repeat and steal it again in 2022 and 2024. You can't steal from 82 million Americans.
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  309.  @johnwayne3101  What I'm drinking is no where near as potent as that fascist Kool-Aid that makes you believe obvious lies.
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  310.  @ThatOpalGuy  Don't take the bait for the MAGA trolls and Russian bots. They post these comments to get a platform for the swarms of trolls tagging you below. They're all likely using the same IP address from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Those aren't real people, and they definitely don't represent the majority. Use the YouTube Mute feature and let them engage with your online ghost.
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  311. Unlike Ashlee Babbit, he wasn't trying to overturn an election to install a fascist. This was a tragedy.
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  312. Unless Chris P. Bacon and his wheelchair are both subpoenaed and required to testify before the court, this isn't something that will impact most Americans and their hogs.
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  313.  @bucksnortbumblefuk6872  I have no problem reading the bill. That's what I went to school for. I just need to know when people are being partisan hacks, or have a genuine concerns about the spending. For the most parts, all the negative posts have been political talking from the right. It would be a waste of time researching something that's not in the bill and made up.
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  314.  @yusuf-by2vf  No one cares, bot. Stop randomly tagging like that helping them recover from being defeated in Kyiv.
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  315.  @wolfblitzer1981  LMAO 🤣😆
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  316.  @pohakumana  Why are you calling me a homophobe? I'm not the one complaining about the pro nouns.
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  317. The Kremlin must be pretty upset too because their bots are swarming the comments with misinformation and unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud.
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  318. You neglected to mention the positive work and US-North Korea diplomacy completed by his mustache alone.
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  319. That's because you would have to know US foreign policy with respect to Taiwan. The US can't give them Nato-style protection, so it has to be vague to keep Beijing from invading, and keep Taiwan from starting a war. Ultimately the decision is up to the White House and Congress, but most likely attacking Taiwan would bring the US in.
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  320.  @susanhaack327  They can't get over it. They still don't know how Trump lost.
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  321.  @danielcuddihy4273  I believe you're thinking of the Quebec Agreement and Tube Alloys began by the British Empire. It was a US-UK alliance and the British PM was told before using them in Japan, but America had the supplies of plutonium and uranium, and billions of spending and industrial capacity to develop the first bombs.
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  322.  @danielcuddihy4273  It originally started out as a British research project called, "Tube Alloys." The Manhattan Project and development of the first atom bombs took four more years of research and production of enough fissionable materials to make the first nuclear weapons. I'm not sure how much of the research was completed solely by the Britain before the US entered the war.
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  323. He's got 24hrs a day surveillance from federal law enforcement, so he's not a flight risk.
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  324. The United State's precedent was to never use them in war again. I doubt Russia will even seriously consider using them. Anything launched from Russia will automatically be assumed to be targeted toward the US or a NATO ally.
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  325. They'll likely be more welcomed than other refugees arriving in the US.
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  326. @Detective Conan Don't tag me anymore. There are too many of these MAGA and fascist bot too cowardly to admit to being xenophobes. Stop being scared and hiding behind a keyboard and culture claims you don't understand. Ukraine has more in common with the US than Mexico and Latin America? The US is nearly majority Hispanic now, so they should learn Spanish and Catholicism.
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  327. You need to explain that to the Trump Cult because they claim his words are the absolute truth.
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  328. If you're living somewhere other than a liberal democracy with constitutional rights, then maybe.
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  329. He didn't make a temporary insanity defense. They said Floyd died of a drug overdose, so he can see if the devil will help him survive prison.
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  330.  @travoncordova7798  Well the sentence was for the devil then. He was the accomplice.
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  331. I'm all for Democrats and Republicans. There's just something so beautiful about the DC now.
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  332.  @makcavellicompany  This post aged like Benjamin Button.
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  333.  @TheReapersSon  We voted for Biden. It's not like there was a better choice.
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  334.  @bidenistechnicallyadictato738  Russo-Georgia war happened under Bush. The Ukrainian invasion stopped after US-EU sanctions. Ukraine isn't in NATO, so it would require a direct US-Russia military conflict, which there was no support for.
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  335.  @bidenistechnicallyadictato738  Basically do you have a point, or are you just looking to get some outdated political talking points corrected?
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  336. That's a deadly trio of stupidity, insensitivity, and unoriginality. If only you could get someone to help you in the comedy department.
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  337. You can't be well-read on border issues if you can't even spell it.
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  338. Identify how that was relevant to anyone or anything in this video? Just sounds like something in your head.
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  339.  @MistressMary...22-u9j  Doesn't surprise me at all. It's meant for a certain cult-like audience that speaks in code. The comment should come with a label for people not on the extreme far-Reich.
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  340.  @vshazam  This is a MAGA post. They have to always pretend to be "pro-police," unless it's Capitol Police on 1/6/2021 or any law enforcement agency that investigates Trump himself.
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  341. This problem was bound to happen after the end of the unsustainable economic growth. The latest hostility of the CCP and their historical claims that no nation recognizes could be due to the fact that they would need to expand their borders to maintain their economic growth.
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  342.  @jimmyrivano3477  Got to use the YouTube Mute feature for cluttering up my notifications with incoherent nonsense. Finish the discussion with my online ghost.
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  343.  @jgross1991  You're the one fighting with the TV as if that's perfectly normal. If the media is so bad, stop watching them. You're part of the demographic that hates government and the media. You're here watching this channel and commenting on your own without being forced.
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  344.  @jgross1991  Actually, I'm not interested in trolling or even talking to you. Could you please find someone else who cares because I mistakenly gave you the impression that I wanted to talk. That was my mistake not yours. Had I know what I was dealing with, and the endless back and forth, I wouldn't have replied.
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  345. I get what you're saying, but the Vietcong were politically to the Left and were at war with the South Vietnam government backed by the US. The Vietnamese Americans (NOT ALL OF THEM) are more Right leaning and anti-communist. None of them were trying to destroy the US. That's what 45 was on his way doing.
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  346. I wish you'd find some productive to do other than incite other fascist nutcases.
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  347.  @alexrauff7669  Apparently, you've said something that triggered a swarm of 🇷🇺🤖. The Kremlin is not amused.
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  348. They're still doing everything except starting a direct conflict with the US. It's a lot easier to bully Ukraine and Finland than the US and NATO.
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  349. They're burning masks, too, and calling for Dr. Fauci to be fired and put on trial for something they read on the internet.
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  350. I'm waiting on the ones from Jack Smith and Fulton County. They seem much more serious.
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  351.  @seymourbutts9085  China is a mixture of socialism and capitalism. If they were better at capitalism than the US, then the Chinese standard of living and distribution of wealth would give an indication of that. We're not seeing that.
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  352.  @brandstyle3639  So you assume that every English-speaking commenter online is an Australian? Domestic politics are for you and the other Aussies. As an American, we support anyone buying nuclear subs to counter the CCP. It's less of a burden for US Navy and Royal Navy. Your kiwi neighbors essentially have a portrait of Mao Zedong outside of NZ Parliament, so it's kind of hard to be critical of your PM.
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  353.  @ricoanderson6626  That's a good point, but at worst, they could interrupt communications of the US. It doesn't take the 50 nukes out of service that are needed to flatten China and Russia. If they only wanted to cause criminal mischief, they could cut the internet cables connection North America and Europe.
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  354.  @joebloe1401  Ewww.. That Elon Musk fanboy club is weird. You might worship him, but if there were no federal government funds, he wouldn't exist. Eccentric billionaires from America have always pretended they're self-made; Howard Hughes, Henry Ford, Walt Disney, Bill Gates, and Rockefeller are easily replaceable, the USA have isn't.
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  355.  @joebloe1401  The US put man on the moon and the James Webb Space telescope using NASA and government contracts, no Elon Musk.
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  356.  @bipolarbear9917  It wasn't to you, so I don't know what to tell you. When the person it was meant for asks me, I'll explain to him. You can tell when a post is toward you by seeing the name tagged. This was for you. In the other one, you invited yourself into a debate. I can't reward poor etiquette. Neither you nor the other person is even on topic, so why would I follow you both down the rabbit hole of irrelevant remarks. I don't have AHDH, and you're free to post a new thread and use that as a platform. You can't hijack someone else's comment and invite yourself into a debate, and then assume that I'm going to engage with you about New Zealand.
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  357. If the national average is 1.82, calculate 1- 0.0182 and multiply by the total number of cases and see if that matches up with the total fatalities.
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  358. US media can't report obvious lies, fake news, and slander.
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  359. It sounds like you're on the right track and definitely seeking accountability for the officials involved. I understand that it's easy to get overwhelmed researching penal codes, revised statutes, and court cases, but have you verified whether or not it would be applicable to law enforcement and the factual situation of the Uvalde shooting? Also, there are broader crimes against depriving federal civil rights, official oppression, and state laws protecting children from abandonment that usually carry stiffer sentences and are easier to prosecute. Have you checked those also?
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  360. There's a new thing online called "research." Try and do it before you post obvious disinformation.
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  361.  @jeremymoore145  How long did it take that beard to grow? I'm trying to decide whether or not to shave my corona-beard.
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  362. He's from West Virginia and his voters are regular Fox News viewers. The talking points in far-Right media claim that Biden's accusation are much worst.
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  363.  @samo619  The ones back from 1998? The US government would have paid the claims to the families. Nato or the Pentagon would have decided if the pilots face punishment.
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  364.  @RinkuKumar-gq5gm  Good. This is supposed to your century.
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  365.  @scratchnoff7609  Separate Maga voters from the rest of the Republicans. There are honorable patriots still within the party, but all the deplorables are irredeemable.
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  366. The Trump voters will believe what ever he tells them to.
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  367. The fact that she wasn't intelligent enough to stop the body cam during the MAGA rage says a lot about the quality of the officers.
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  368. With any of the cases, they're more likely to give him a plea deal and reduced sentence that would include stipulations that bars him from ever seeking public office again.
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  369.  @pedrojoubert3471  The US will send soldiers without a doubt if they violently attack Taiwan. It may be apart of China, but Taiwan is different.
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  370. That's a good point. After a few decades, we will know the truth about the amount and scale of military aid, weaponry, and intelligence the CIA and MI6 actually provided to the Ukrainians.
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  371. You do know France had a military history outside of 1940 -1954 (French Indochina Defeat)?
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  372. They ran into Afghanistan after 9/11, and died meeting their commitments to NATO; so I count them as allies.
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  373.  @drewamasterpiece5268  Nope. You just watched too many WWII Documentaries like I have. They aren't and were never "weak." They just have been underestimated for the last 80 years; and unfortunately they made some consequential mistakes before and during the conflict: 1. They had been arrogant since 1919; 2. occupied the German Ruhr '23-'25; 3. expected Germany to attack Russia first; 4. used the failed foreign policy of appeasement of Nazism and Fascism; 5. declared war without attacking the enemy first; 6. allowed the Germany to mobilize; 7. relied on an uncompleted Maginot Line and British Expeditionary Force to repel an invasion; 8. expected the same Franco-Prussian and WWI military tactics 9. didn't know how to counter blitzkrieg. That can't be compared to the situation in the US. We were isolated and mostly untouched from hostile nations. Before entering the war and mobilizing, the was already the richest and strongest country. The UK, Russia, and France were doing the fighting with the help of American-made weapons and money.
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  374. ​ @drewamasterpiece5268  The US didn't lose a single battle in neither Vietnam nor Afghanistan; and fought China and North Korea to a draw in Korea, but the int'l community (some Americans and all French) will say we lost all of them. I think it's because of the way we rank our fighting abilities to the rest of the world.
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  375.  @timknepper1041  Pretty sure they love him. He gave them majorities in the House and Senate, and the Presidency.
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  376.  @timknepper1041  Just stating that Democrats don't hate Trump, and neither does the media. He's made campaigning simply about keeping him out of the White House and off Twitter. He's also been good for the cable news business.
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  377.  @timknepper1041  blah, blAh, blah ... The same with every other 🇷🇺🤖
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  378.  @wisetech1970  Why'd you lose them to begin with? Figure that out before you repeat the same mistake.
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  379. They can. The only one required to be present by law is the vice president.
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  380.  @phatmantv  It doesn't matter what gallop poll you think you think that you're an expert on. You can't make foreign policy without winning an election. Pushing this whole ant-war hippy stance that no one asked you about. It's just a sign that you're too naive to make US foreign policy and don't know what you're talking about. Any policy of cowardice is just what you think voters will like to hear. That sounds like a campaign issue for someone running for student body president. It doesn't work in the real world.
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  381.  @littup7322  Yeah. What is that about? How does he NOT get dry eyes?
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  382. We just believe in sensible gun control here in Texas and support the "well-regulated militia" clause and how the state can pass any gun-control laws it wants.
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  383. [ 0:02 ] Those eyelashes look like rakes. How does she keep them on?
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  384.  @sentry8535  He's okay.
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  385. The US Space Force was long overdue. It keeps NASA focused solely on peaceful space exploration, rocket technology, and space-related research.
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  386.  @tweedy4sg  That's a much butter response. I was expecting someone to say Russia doesn't do much business with US, but the EU isn't America's poodle. The US is there protecting mostly European, and some US business interest. We've been there since the Normandy invasion, and the EU is in a lot stronger position with the US leading the effort than Russia using threats of force, or cutting gas supplies to the EU. They have the choice of cutting of the gas, but the EU is the second largest economy in the world. The US LNG industry would love to have access to Gazprom's European market share. There's a lot of focus on China becoming a superpower and becoming the biggest challenge to US hegemony. They're definitely an economic power, but humble Germany, which dominates the EU, gets overlooked. It might be their intent, but outside of the UK, Germany is probably the only European nation that could apply pressure and stop US-led NATO actions, intel operations, and economic warfare against Russia. That's one of the main reasons I don't call the EU or Ukraine, "America's poodle." They have more interest in this than the US, and they intervened on US sanctions on Russia when it interferes with their business interests.
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  387.  @tweedy4sg  Then why was a Chinese executive arrested in Canada for violating US sanctions. If you could list a single time the CCP has stated they won't recognize US sanctions (including the ones against themselves), I'd love to hear because it's never happened. That's a sign you don't understand the Chinese culture. The may be considered "communist," but Xi is not stupid and love their version of capitalism. Even though relations are stained, the most important international relationship with China is the one between Beijing and Washington , DC. When the US replaced the British Empire as the world's foremost imperialist superpower, it wasn't from direct war. The US and Britain were trading partners, and for most of 19th century, the British had the power to cut any nation off from global trade. Modern day US has the same ability, so it makes no sense that a nation looking to continue to expand its economy (China) would ruin relation with it's most important trading partner. They publicly support Russia and North Korea because it's the closest things they have to allies. What they're not doing is using their economic influence to defend Russia from US/EU sanctions.
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  388.  @kensmith174  Not a fan of the CCP, but don't lie on them for your own agenda. I'll repeat again, name a single documented time when the CCP government or private citizen violated US sanctions or openly discussed violating them? You can't because you don't know how sanction work, and don't know what you're talking about. If you're going to waste my time and yours ling with made up BS, don't tag because I wouldn't ask something I didn't already know the "official" answer to.
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  390. It's potent stuff. Do you think the cartels and dealers are just giving it out for free?
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  391. Good comparison. The Russian people will be without food, but the Kremlin will still continue an arms race against the West.
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  392.  @nix4644  He's using Trump's troll account, and you blamed him for leaving the Paris Climate Accord.
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  393. The midterms weren't all bad news for the GOP. The don't have the numbers to completely overturn all of Biden's executive orders and previous legislation, but they can slow down any new legislation and appropriations bill. Judging by the numbers, the message should be that Americans want split government in DC, which includes a GOP-controlled House with oversight powers of the Biden Administration. Regardless of what happens, this election cycle has been exhausting. I'm ready to move on from the political tribalism because it's unhealthy to constantly be at war with 50% of the population that are are the political opposition.
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  394.  @StephenKershaw1  😁👍🏾
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  395.  @CSPORTPDX  Those organizations you're calling "globalist" were created primarily by the US, and that how we project soft power around the world. It's centuries and two world wars to create a US-led international system, and the only countries supporting American isolationism is Russia and China.
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  396. He'll be fine as long as you don't play with his money, and start talking about giving it to broke people. He looked like he saw the ghost 👻 of Stalin when they asked him for $2,000: "We ain't got it. We are too poor. Stop printing them dollars unless they're coming to me?"
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  397. This shouldn't be a partisan matter. You can highlight this as a foreign policy victory, but it won't matter to the more extreme MAGA fanatics because they literally don't care about anything other than Trump being reinstated. For some of them, it doesn't matter who wins the election as long as Trump is forcefully placed back in office. The Great Replacement Theory, possibly gun-control regulations, and open borders have them terrified.
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  398. Yes he got more votes than Obama, and so did Trump. There was a historic voter turnout.
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  399.  @Erikmafer  You know you have to prove that right? That's the reason the lawsuits all got dismissed. Those millions of "dead people" voted for GOP down ballot candidates, too.
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  400.  @Erikmafer  There's no path for a Trump victory, so the case that the campaign is trying to making in the courts is futile; furthermore, the allegedly invalid/fraudulent counts won't affect the electoral college vote.
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  401.  @cb4664  I'm beginning to think you're right. This controversy and news coverage wouldn't be required if only they had an IQ above room temperature.
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  402.  @TrillPlanet  We're already in a proxy war. Hiding under a rock and being a coward won't stop Putin's aggression. Leave US foreign policy to men, who don't have their balls locked up in a Russian safe.
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  403.  @fzr1000981  No they can't. How old are you like six? Since we're using fairytale weapons with no proof, then US' anti-matter bomb can wipe out Russia.
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  404. ​ @Laocoon283  You're not a parent are you?
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  405.  @Laocoon283  It's not even that easy to make puppies. It's hard to make a human child, and even harder to lose one after 24 years.
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  406.  @Helyob.castenelli3525  He's got an online cult of trolls and bots pretending that before my post, no one ever publicly link him and his street thugs to racism, ultra-nationalism, fascism, and an armed insurrection.
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  407. They will impeach if they believe he presents a threat.
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  408. Go open a history book and learn facts. It wasn't part of Russia. Even if it were, that's irrelevant. It's currently part of the sovereign nation of Ukraine. Can Germany reclaim Kaliningrad? It was part of East Prussia, and the German-speaking people would like to take their territory back.
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  409.  @gerard02700  I know more than you. Any dumb bot can repeat propaganda.
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  410. Wake up and learn your channels. This isn't CNN. There are other channels that hate him, too.
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  411.  @bryonmiller4326  You need calm down and stop pretending to be an expert, and change those adult diapers. If you don't have any sources or know anything about the missile, then why would you try and start a panic? There's never been a defense system that could stop a full launch of missiles from the US or Russia. What has changed? Russia can't defend against all of the NATO missiles, and the US couldn't stop a full launch of the Russians. The purpose of launching the missiles were to get useful idiots like you to cause confusion and spread misinformation.
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  412. It's just one group of people who hate the federal government and the MSM media. They all have Red Maga hats.
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  413. What would they be involved with this? Police aren't involved.
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  414.  @bradytom8010  That Russian palace Putin built is beautiful. He's afraid of losing the money, but he's more terrified of the Russian people getting angry with him because he knows what they did the the last Tsar and his family.
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  415.  @vertigohayes5001  That's politics. I thought you were talking talking about law; i.e., how children hospitalizations are connected to this ruling. It sounds like she said something about the number of kids in the hospital, but it's got nothing to do with the law they will be deciding.
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  416.  @christygodin6448  The question is about the legality of the vaccine and mask mandate being issued by the Executive Branch. The bigger issue is the restriction on congressionally delegated rulemaking. I could care less about some incorrect figures. The legal issue is more important, and the court's decision will be law for everyone. She's a tenured judge, so approval, politics of the day, and popularity means nothing. When the decision is made and this case is in law libraries around the country, the incorrect figures you're putting so much weigh behind will already be amended and updated; hence, it's irrelevant to future caselaw. That's political.
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  417. Even the Dino-Texans loved cowboy boots and weapons.
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  418. It belongs to Iran, but the US conducts economic warfare and can sanction anyone it wants. That's why the US president is considered the most powerful man on earth. If you want to take the money, then send an aircraft carrier and take it from the New York Fed.
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  419. For humans to determine that, there'd have to be intelligent life with the technology to send and receive signals that we'd be able to detect from earth. We've only had the capability for less than a century, and there's a low probability that ET would know how or when to make contact with earth.
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  420. The voters decide on term limits. Pelosi and McConnel might be hated by some, but they know DC politics, congressional procedures, and vote counting better than anyone else. It takes decades to become as effective as those two.
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  421. So is this what the Right is going crazy about like it's the smoking gun?
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  422.  @agentsituation1034  If you don't think masks work, why is the whole world following nearly identical guildlines? Someone who's an expert in the field would have already discovered that by now.
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  423.  @kylorenjr1236  Are you a bot or a human?
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  424.  @agentsituation1034  Where's that science and data you've got?
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  425.  @shashanuka8915  That's fine, but there wasn't a survey on masks. Why spend that much time explaining how you feel about them?
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  426. You can get natural or vaccine-induced immunity, or use the advancement in treating Covid-19. The research for cures and treatments should be focused on "Long Covid."
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  427. Fake as in real? Is this opposite day?
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  428.  @ChillCardinalsfan  That is kind of dumb. These MAGA trolls aren't serious about this because none of them read the background facts. The state would have needed justification to imprison him for life.
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  429.  @ChillCardinalsfan  Are you saying I'm mad at a murder? Did you reply the correct person?
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  430. Sorry, but that's not how the world works. The UN Security Council was never designed to check the powers of the WWII victors. Russia, China, US, UK, and France all have veto power. You have to go outside of the UN and use asymmetrical warfare, sanctions, espionage, the media, or proxy conflicts because Russia and China will block any UN votes considered offensive to Russia.
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  431. They don't lie nearly as much as you think. They refuse to openly disclose damaging information regarding their clients unless compelled to. You're probably thinking of politicians, and especially the 45 President. They are the ones with no ethical guidelines or a bar to hold them accountable.
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  432.  @drkspawn32  Any government would need money 💰and a competitive economy. National governments, including the Vatican, have halted large sectors if their own economies. This is doing damage to themselves. It makes no sense to conspire to harm yourself.
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  433. Think of his vile attitude and compulsive lying as an untreated mental illness.
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  434.  @DarthVader1977  👈🏾 🇷🇺🤖
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  435.  @buxtehude123  You probably need to replace those knee pads you wore out in Russia.
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  436.  @tomk3732  Are you sticking to that as a legal reason?
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  437.  @phallicgosinya256  You still can't spell. Why are you pretending you can read. it's sad. Stop doing that.
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  438. ​ @phallicgosinya256  "lame stream media" Okay that's a sign you're unemployable. Focus on why the world doesn't want or need anything you have to offer.
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  439.  @phallicgosinya256  You are so stupid that you thought you could patent the idea of taking a ruler to bed at night to see how long you sleep.
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  440. That would be like Joseph Goebbels or a North Korean propagandist being held accountable.
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  441. NBC isn't a "cable news network."
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  442. AIDS was different and stopped being a joke once the media began showing what it looked like at the end-stage disease. This is bad virus and venereal disease, but it's not as terrifying as HIV/AIDS was without treatment.
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  443. With friends like the CCP who needs AAA?
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  444.  @davidli9457  Unlike the CCP, the US is a liberal democracy, so the people and politicians are permitted to have different viewpoints and debates.
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  445.  @davidli9457  Who knows WTF you're talking about? Go get a life outside of the CCP troll farm because you're not saying anything on-topic or relevant.
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  446. Let them cope with the crime. Trolling won't undue the crime.
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  447.  @pasofino9583  Yup. Is trolling what the incel use as a drug?
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  448.  @texajp1946  I don't GAF about Russia. Quit pretending to be a serious human being.
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  449.  @lvjinbin28  English Translation or No Comment
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  450.  @Kneejair  I'm not interested in the 3-rd world perspective.
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  451.  @abcdedfg8340  Most of them are unpaid spam bots.
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  452. Do you want us to protect the stupid from themselves or let nature run its course?
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  453. That was beautiful 🇺🇲.
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  454.  @Martyn01823  😁
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  455. That's what the impeachment is for.
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  456.  @bigdaddyalex17  Sounds anti-Semitic or racist. Fascist always talk in euphemisms and dog whistles.
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  457. Nope.
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  458. Keep that up and he'll just his drone instead.
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  459. We're still the "arsenal of democracy."
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  460.  @Benjamin-tg79  What do you keep tagging me because this is getting weird? You're not even making sense.
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  461.  @Benjamin-tg79  Please go away. I'm trying to enjoy my Taco Bell in peace and you're talking about war. I'm not a pacifist. War is part of being human. Why don't you go ask the Kremlin to stop bombing Ukrainian civilians, and go back to their own country.
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  462. Had he been a normal politician by NOT burning bridges with the current administration, the State of New York, and the Governor of Georgia, he could have been considered for a Presidential Pardon, executive clemency, or another type of immunity. He's not above the law, but there are officials willing to let him have a dignified post-presidency and leave politics if it served the interest of the public.
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  463. I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds like you don't either.
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  464. The cadets made a mistake, and they should be held accountable for it. Comparing them to the plotters of the dumbest fascist coup in history is a bit harsh.
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  465.  @MM-24  These are comments from trolls. As soon as you make a reply they consider in defense of the "media," they will swarm.
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  466.  KKK Revolution  If English is not your first language, why does you name reference a white supremacists group from America? You mentioned Ford was just a factory? Both Ford and GM had much larger operations in the Detroit area than Disney World has now. If the park is no longer profitable, the best business decision is to find another location because other city/state governments will offer tax breaks. Operations at the park can bill scaled back, but the law to remove their status as a "special district" from the legislature requires a majority vote of the people who live in the district. The voters and administrators of Disney's town are all Disney managers. Also, Disney was essentially punished for exercising protected political speech, so depending on state/federal law there could be claims of violating constitutional rights.
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  467. He's not that bad.
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  468. I'm glad the young lady was okay, but what is really going on the male host? Is that a human or cyborg? Mark Zuckerberg is more life-like than that. I hope the producers wrote him up for being a horrible coworker with zero emotions.
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  469. Just including the word "hypersonic" in the video title will trigger a swarm of CCP bots and Russian-backed trolls.
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  470.  @JTeter499  Two weeks from today, or two weeks after the restrictions end?
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  471. You're having a fight with a TV channel you claim to hate. You're the reason MSM is so profitable today.
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  472.  @freezingmoon75  It's easy to pick a side between the mad man or the TV channel.
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  473.  @frankexit  We can't stop all racism anymore than we can eliminate all illiteracy or trolling. As long as they're equally matched or outnumbered with hate from the opposing side, then it'll never be normalized and contained within a small group of extremists. The comments that used to be written on restroom stalls are now in the comment section of every YouTube video. It's a "thought crime" or better a "thought-less crime" that becomes illegal when it deprives people of civil rights, equal protection of the laws, and interferes with access to employment and business opportunities. It's possible that it has more to do with cowardice than hate. If you can't publicly defend your position, why do it as a keyboard warriors. That's weird, anti-social, and lame.
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  474.  @iminabrons  Have their hate-cake and eat it too 👍🏽. They wouldn't have time to hate if they had a woman to date. Being that they're mostly incels is great because they've already sealed their own fate. It's too late to change the trend because no sane woman will procreate with them.
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  475.  @huntleyt08  Gotcha 👍🏽
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  476.  @nicolenunya984  I didn't take the fact that they're public figures and prominent members of their community into consideration. I thought they were just regular internet trolls, who had a press conference that backfired. I should have done due diligence. It just seems that if they were racist, the last thing they would want to do is humiliate themselves in front of a national audience by pretending to be "woke" and "color blind."
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  477.  @themack74  We need to create an emergency trucker hotline, so that you can call for backup at these truck stops. It should never be a 5-1 situation in these rural areas. I think most people would prefer peace, but the fact that your presence alone got me to change my tone on race would be embarrassing and seem cowardly. I'm not a fighter and would be one of the first people to get scared and call the police, but living two different lives (Keyboard Warrior versus Public Coward) would drive me insane. It's my own opinion, but people will always have their own bigoted and racist views, so wouldn't it be better to be upfront and let people now? That's more respectable than having a Confederate Flag, and claiming it's symbolic of Southern Heritage and state's rights. There's people in Canada using the same flag and still deny their racism.
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  478.  @themack74  The legal background, stable employment, and education would trigger them more than the physical appearance. There are a significant portion of racist who are mistakenly under the belief that affirmative action and free university education are responsible for our success. The less they know about you, the less their envy will give them the incentive to make sure you fail and lose everything that they don't have themselves.
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  479.  @themack74  When you get the opportunity, you should review the comments regarding the Eliza Fletcher case in St. Louis, MO. It takes a higher standard of ethical behavior to remain impartial and not retaliate with hate comments.
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  480.  @michaelhansen1650  I would think that since there's genuine hate and racism, the worst punishment imaginable would be the public humiliation of having to appease the population you hate.
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  481. "Dates are hard, so you is smart; you is kind; and you is important!"
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  482. Good because the US can actually defeat all of Russia. Ukraine would have a difficult time. This war would be over as soon as the US and NATO enters it.
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  483. @T. K. If you want lessons on how to win every argument by being humble, I can help you.
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  484.  @kenyahollingsworth9139  No you're still wrong. What I care about is the spread of disinformation. The beliefs regarding coronavirus being something other than a global pandemic must be proved with science and fact, so that you and your family have the accurate information to make an informed decision.
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  485.  @kenyahollingsworth9139  Honestly, I'm not sure what your core beliefs, purpose, or points are. There's also a good a chance you and the JK person are the same individual. It sounds like you're expecting an argument and are overly eager to politicize the COVID-19 Pandemic. That's your right, and can you do what ever you want it your own home. If there were some science or facts in the position you're trying make, it would be awesome. At this point It sounds like you're trying, desperately, to make a conflict where none exists and maybe trigger someone, but causes more confusion that anything else.
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  486. So will the people, politicians, and media personalities in the US, India, Asia, and Europe who sided with Putin.
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  487. Repugs? If the GOP are on the side of Ukraine, then I as a Democrat are with them. The US isn't a Banana Republic and is able to walk and chew gum. Foreign policy is made without the need to bipartisanship, new legislation, or spending. It's done by in the White House and is a lot easier than solving domestic problems.
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  488.  @SkylarReactions  You should already know that post, full of comma splices and syntaxes, is nothing but an incoherent rant. Google Translate wouldn't even know what language you're trying to use. Put it in your native language because the problem isn't the length of the words. A cryptologic linguist couldn't decipher what your point was.
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  489. Arrested for what, following the law?
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  490.  @briant5685  That's not even relevant. You're just a MAGA bot mad that you're not in power to help the Kremlin anymore.
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  491. The people in the traffic stop took that "sit tight" instructions seriously. They didn't help her or run off.
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  492. You probably weren't alive during the Cold War, but we came a lot closer than anything happening now. The US has enough nukes and conventional weapons to destroy Russia and turn the world into a radioactive wasteland. Despite that, climate change is more likely to change life as we know it before a Kremlin-initiated nuclear war that it can't win.
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  493.  @diegoa3817  I'm not impartial since I support the death penalty, but playing devil's advocate, wouldn't the "great relief" you claim it brings families not be provided equitably? The governor claimed death sentences were applied disproportionately to Black offenders. The families of victims murdered by non-Black offenders would be less likely to receive that "great relief."
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  494.  ApolloX44 Pollo  I'm confused. What are you trying say because it sounds like you're referencing the Equal Protection clause of the 14th Amendment?
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  495.  ApolloX44 Pollo  That's something you've got to take up with the governor. That was his justification in the video.
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  496.  ApolloX44 Pollo  Okay. I could've I was talking to someone else. Why are you telling me your opinion about the governor? Don't vote for him.
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  497.  ApolloX44 Pollo  That's still not my position; it's the VA governor and legislature. The governor also stated as a doctor, he finds it reprehensible. The state can pass any law they want. They used that as their justification. They could have just as easily banned it because of the cost for the lethal cocktail had risen.
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  498.  @kalijasin  That could be true. The regulators, NY Att'y Gen, tax collectors, and law enforcement tend to look for obvious signs of criminality and RICO-like conspiracies like lying to investigators, retaliating against internal whistleblowers, and shredding and flushing documents down the toilet. The complicity, or aiding and abetting would be a huge deal since is a criminal offense, but there's a chance that all or most of the criminal liability would be on Allen Weisselberg and auditing firm. The gross incompetence (Deer-in-the-headlights defense) isn't criminal, and likely is the legal strategy of the Trump Family, but it could cost Weisselberg and the auditors their accounting licenses like what happened with Enron/Arthur Andersen. Since the accountants and CFOs, and held to a higher ethical and legal the standard than the Trump Organization and the Trump Family, the "cookers of the books" could be the only ones who face felony indictments.
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  499. There are major issues with gun violence, mental health, and Coronavirus-related unemployment. There are somethings money can't buy.
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  500. This is a Black guy. Could still be a Trump supporter.
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  501. This balloon invasion threat only exists in the heads of Trump voters.
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  502.  @robertallred4515  That's a simplified version of macroeconomics. I'm likely more pro-business than you are, but what you're neglecting to mention is that we have a Congressional Budget Office and Federal Reserve that creates actual models, and predicts the economic output from tax cuts and other fiscal stimulus. I don't expect you to have a PhD in economics, but if you're going to use "supply-side economics," there's a transmission mechanism that you've completely excluded. Where are you getting your alleged facts?
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  503.  @janetflier6192  I take that back. That turtle can't be trusted.
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  504. @mein lihn Did you ever figure out why the US has the Truman Doctrine and why communism is a threat to US foreign interest?
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  505. You need to do more research instead of relying on these unoriginal cliché. It's a tad bit more complicated than that.
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  506. MAGA: "Nothing but a 'Never Trumper,' BLM activist, and an 'Obama judge' still upset that Crooked Hillary lost the electoral college in 2016. This so-called court is afraid of standing up to the radial left and helping America's favorite president."
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  507. If Russia is getting that desperate, they can pay for me to fly out there, so I immediately surrender to Zelenskyy or go AWOL.
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  508. Did she invite Gaetz and the FL governor? They wouldn't tolerate that patriotic and country before Trump rhetoric.
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  509. 😂😂🤣🤣Why are the first person to think if that? Everyone else is pretending to be with the FDA and not believing the officer.
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  510.  @lucia4916  I don't recall anyone asking. I'm sure there are plenty of pill poppers who think they're experts on fentanyl and opioids, but I'll leave it to the anesthesiologists, FDA, and pharmaceuticals companies to be the experts instead of the commenters.
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  511. She wanted a paid weekend off to finish Christmas shopping.
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  512. Tell that to Jack Smith because he's the one doing the criminal investigation, and since that's not even a legal defense it won't be relevant.
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  513. Everything they claim is searchable in medical journals online.
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  514.  @Thewizard_2  I'm not into dudes. I get that you are the new John Wayne Gacy, but you can't go searching like a comments like a weirdo looking for attention. Is this what you do everyday because that's not normal. You probably saw an attractive man that you know you could never have.
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  515.  @Thewizard_2  You must've been triggered. Are you that one tokens the far-reich keeps to prove that they're diverse? If that's what makes you "one of good ones," then fine. You should still shouldn't be posting cringe emojis to complete strangers.
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  516. Doesn't matter what you think about it. They still have 540,000 people dead.
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  517. He can go or stay as long as his orange God-fuhrer gets prosecuted.
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  518. Are you sure you've listened the complaints? They're not asking how the gunman was able enter the building.
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  519. Couldn't agree more. It's impressive that the Church has survived this long.
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  520. If it were a double standard, it would be more apparent. You can call it what you please, but it won't make any difference. That's just Iranian political talking points for the domestic audience. The US has never had a foreign policy stance supporting the actions of a hostile foreign adversary and regional competitor.
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  521. @Shhzbxb Huzhdjea Don't tag me anymore , or you're getting blocked.
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  522.  @patmahinie5728  Bot - Reported
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  523. Don't forget to always report your local bots.
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  524.  @patmahinie5728  Can you not tag me in your conclusion that aren't even on topic. It comes off as you're trying to distract. You could do that without tagging me.
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  525.  @JayPooler  I think he's referring to the ones that were applied 2017-2021. The only exception would be the Obama election-interfering sanctions that Congress codified to prevent the Trump Administration from removing them.
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  526. @Noah Hawkins That's because you're a "real" conservative. Many on the Right in nearly all English-speaking countries, and Poland and Hungary, have become "useful idiots," and they don't even realize it. I'm not sure if Vladimir Putin purchased shares in News Corp, FoxNews, and Sky TV, but he's treated as the Christian Conservative who's dedicated to preserving European heritage and conservative family values. At the same time, he's strategically unloading migrants in Belarus to access the European Union via the Polish route. I'm not Russophobic at all and think we should keep working toward a diplomatic solution with the Kremlin, but I do know that the Russian government only respects strength and shouldn't be appeased.
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  527.  @patmahinie5728  I'm not trying to insult, but what about this post, or my remarks would make you think Trump or the Trump Campaigns is in any way related to Ukraine?
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  528. It might be easier if you just started your own media company. That way you can spin the facts and coverage to support your propaganda.
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  529. Even Joe can pardon a state crime. That's why he's screwed.
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  530. They've got balls of steel. This is still a terrible tragedy, but Ukraine brought most of the West together to confront Putin. When this war is won by Zelenskyy and his army, the country will be full of war heroes who are famous around the world.
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  531.  @myway6917  It's a far-reich MAGA person who still refuses to side with America over of the Kremlin.
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  532. You don't speak for the majority and can't even use capitalization properly. We've heard your point of view. Now let the people who actually represent the Americans make the decisions. You sound like either a defeatist with no up-to-date information or a Russian bot desperately trying to spread misinformation and reach Americans. There's a lot of information, facts, and data available to make your argument, but you decided to ignore it all but want us to take you at your word. You don't have to be "pro-war" because most of us aren't, but being a coward is un-American. I understand that you're intimidated by Russia and they have nuclear weapons, but you're lying and spreading misinformation for no reason. I'm willing to bet you don't have a clue why the United States is even involved. I hate to be condescending, but geopolitics and anything relating to US foreign affairs are well above your paygrade.
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  533.  @brianticas7671  Not a realist because Russia was defeated in the Battle of Kyiv, and no serious forecaster expects them to win and hold the country. They've lost over 15,000 so far. A lot of those deaths are from US weapons. The sanctions have ruined their economy and now this year the GDP will shrink by 30%. They won't even have enough money to control prices. Also, war doesn't hurt the US economy. It does the exact opposite. We're arming Ukraine. How would that hurt the economy? That makes no sense. The war is increasing the US GDP. Inflation is a sign of the market growing faster than supply can keep up. When was the last time you've seen a US jobs report? Go look at one of those and explain how the economy is hurting. Based on that misinformation, it's a sign that you're clueless and just repeating right-wing propaganda. If you're scared of Russia, don't go to war. You don't have to lie about facts to make a point. You might not realize it, but there are people who keep up with geopolitics and this war and know a lot more than you do. That's how I can tell that you're not telling the truth and you know it. Finally, in normal conversations, I would say that I "respectfully disagree with you," but you've lost my respect for intentionally lying. You almost sound like a child trying to explain something you don't understand. I wouldn't mind you having a different opinion, but you keep lying and don't seem to believe in the truth. It's waste of time. I'm not interested in continuing with someone who lies. The End.
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  534.  @matrixisreal2023  You're begging to get in the realm of science fiction. The only belligerents were NATO and Russia, so now you're adding China into the equation. If you're changing the setup, then India and US allies in the Pacific are now the newest NATO countries. When China has an actual ally other than North Korea, I need to see the treaty. It sounds like you're back in the Matrix again.
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  535.  @matrixisreal2023  That's still not real, and because you're treating something as serious as war like a video game, I can't take you seriously. There are plenty of people who would like to model war games, but I'm more into actual geopolitics and history. Your own hypotheticals aren't even realist. No offense, but I'm just not into the fictional universe,
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  536. Don't for Stacey Abram's role in turning it Blue.
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  537.  @earthshine4710  If you make that claim, you have the burden of proving it. GA Democrats have the assumption of innocence.
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  538. That's the comment of a man with an IQ lower than room temperature. Leave geopolitics to people who are readers and well informed.
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  539.  @garymellow1185  I'd appreciate if No. 45 returns every two years to screw the elections for the GOP candidates.
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  540. Clearly a MAGA perspective. Everything always leads to "what-about-the-Blacks?"
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  541. You don't post video comments if you're not interested.
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  542.  @Scorpion-my3dv  well let me go post a comment on a sewing video because I don't watch it anymore, but I'm going to post a comment just so they know I'm not watching.
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  543. When or if his base believes that, they'll be the ones to hold him accountable. If there are no crimes involved and given the current tribalism in national politics, I'm not sure what kind of reaction you're expecting from the people put him in office.
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  544. "Crack is cheap. Congressmen make too much money to ever smoke crack. Crack is wack! Do you hear me? But they will snort freebase cocaine and crushed Adderall tablet to stay up all night."
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  545. They religions won't crumble. People continue to follow religion on their own free will. They could leave the church and become atheist in any of the Western Democracies at anytime. They choose to be religious; and that's a right non-believers can't deprive from people with whom they disagree.
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  546.  @johndough201  There's not even a scientific consensus on what constitutes life on earth, let alone on other planets. Regardless, it's still you're own personal opinion of what would happen if humans made contact with extraterrestrials. You should interact and converse more with people of faith because you're not going win any hearts and minds assuming everyone else shares your same views. It sounds more like you're moving more toward being hostile to religion rather than embracing how truth, knowledge, reason, scientific fact, and logic benefits all humans.
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  547. Nope. He's from Kansas not Hawaii. Dole Food is even older than he is.
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  548.  @Nematodes1738  Thanks! The prank should have been obvious to me, but maybe that's a sign I should go to bed.
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  549. Trump has been taking advantage of his poorly educated base. It's sad that they worship him as a god-like figure and he couldn't even pardon then for attempting a coup.
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  550.  @johnlilly2991  You're a Biden hater. He had nothing to do with this, and since Trump supporters are the only ones who project their own racism on the political opposition, he's relevant.
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  551. Get over an insurrection and 5 deaths? Let them handle DC. They know what they're doing.
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  552.  @mikerolla5601  I'll prove insurrection when you prove massive election fraud. Congress can impeach for whatever reason it wants to.
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  553.  @mikerolla5601  No, I can prove it. That's what I went to school for. You have to show that you have the basic understanding of what it even means. Go read the articles of impeachment, and if you have objections ask me.
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  554. There could have been one with a conscience on the jury.
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  555.  Nikki Vo  STFU
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  556. If you actually looked around the world, you'd see demand for US-made vaccines high, and we're working to meet the global demand. They know what happens in an unvaccinated population, and most of the world follows the science on the Covid-19 Pandemic. It's just a small group of MAGA supporters and Russian skeptics spreading disinformation about the vax.
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  557. During the first Cold War, NATO and the Warsaw Pact had nearly identical capabilities with the Red Army being the largest military presence in Europe. The current contest is Putin being outgunned, outnumbered, outmatched. He's using the threat of the NATO boogeyman to gain popularity and unite the Russian people. The US and UK were already preparing to pivot to China, but Putin is having an embarrassing temper tantrum to stay relevant.
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  558.  @lotsoffun4716  Still not relevant to Trump's indictment. That sounds more like your politics and conspiracy theories, which is why we have protections against vindictive prosecutions and politically motivated witch hunts. The investigated begun by Trump's Justice Department and SDNY US Attorney, so good luck making that political. Trump shouldn't have appointed the prosecutors and the FBI director investigating him.
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  559.  @m1a2abram32 Typically modern conflicts are compared to the situation during the interwar period, which led to WWII. There are definitely parallels, but it's difficult imagine a situation where a war on that scale could happen in modern times. There's no question that another military conflict involving the great powers is possible; it's just that students of history, such as Mr. Putin, use the same or similar arguments of Hitlerite Germany as psychological warfare. Another modern conflicts could be imminent, but it will mostly likely involve asymmetrical warfare, espionage, and proxy conflicts, i.e., a Second Cold War.
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  560. I'm sure he's not getting sleep at night.
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  561. Richard Branson is one of the UK's most famous billionaires. I wonder why he wouldn't get financing from the British government and have space flight from the UK.
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  562. 🤢🤮
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  563.  @harrellwilliams5010  He's already assigned to be with the Aryan Brotherhood, unless he's the one who locked them up.
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  564. Likely not. That only comes from Russian bot comments spreading misinformation. We do, however, remember Putin claiming to de-Nazify Ukraine after his military expected Kyiv to fall after 3 days.
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  565. She's not mayor.
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  566. It doesn't matter about his hair. He won his election, survived Covid-19, and got his Brexit deal. He can grow an afro and still be respected.
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  567. ​ @jt6264  S/he cant spell, but s/he wants the world to know its opinion on the Blacks.
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  568. If you need someone to talk to, I'm here for you. It's never a good idea to suffer and mourn alone.
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  569.  @dentatusdentatus1592  Yes. Unfortunately she lost her battle with diabetes. If she didn't have a smartphone, I could have claimed they filmed this in the mid-1990s.
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  570. If the only thing the Republicans care about is Donald Trump and their culture wars, then put Trump on the top of the GOP ticket. He does have the effect of increasing voter turnout. As long as the 2024 Presidential Election encourages higher-than-normal voter participation and political engagement, then I'm supportive of the outcome and the democratic mandate from the American people. It will more than likely be a repeat of the 2020 results.
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  571. California now. Good luck with that impeachment. No Democrat will even consider it.
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  572. I doubt it. Things have changed drastically in the EU since 2015, and Turkey had been the nation welcoming the most. The war hasn't escalated to cause a new influx of refugees to Europe, so I don't see why it would suddenly spike because of Russia.
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  573.  @chrispham1113  Whatever, Chairman Mao. We have constitutional rights in the West, and we don't want your system anymore than you want the American gun rights.
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  574. Then it's time to kick Turkey out of NATO. They can start another Ottoman Empire or Warsaw Pact-type of alliance with other autocratic regimes.
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  575. She wouldn't have brought up without getting a legal opinion. They have lawyers working for the House who understand constitutional law.
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  576.  @bkaley8974  It's just knowing the law. No Gov't official will make threats or ultimatums without have a legal review.
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  577. That's a lot considering something like that is nearly impossible today.
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  578.  @Th3Shepard  I don't see the far-Reich and Trump winning an election against Biden. The people of Europe, Asia, and all of America's traditional democratic-leaning allies seem to recognize Biden as the leader of the Free World, so he must be doing something right.
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  579.  @77pearcearrow  I lived a few years in Upstate New York after moving from Texas, and now I'm back in Texas. The cold and snow is beautiful to look at, but I never got used to weather that could be lethal if you're not properly clothed.
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  580.  @77pearcearrow  I mean deadly. I was in Malta, NY, and it felt like Antarctica. My Texas winter gear didn't work, and a stranger saw me walking and gave me a ride to my hotel before I froze to death or the coyotes got me.
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  581.  @77pearcearrow  Will do! Stay safe in Buffalo. Also, you're a wonderful musician and very talented. I enjoyed your guitar solos.
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  582. I don't think he retained or remembered high-level intel while in office. There's a good chance the Intelligence Community restricted the information included in his daily brief.
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  583. Well said, Tyler, but the Right will just lobby for more guns to give to the "good guys."
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  584. [ 21:13 ] This is another person who was slandered for no other reason than counting votes. Mentioning Dominion Systems and this random election worker is why this "Big Lie" should be criminal. He and his coup planners knew these were all lies. He used the weaponized ignorance of his base to harass and troll a demographic he knew would never support him.
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  585. American politics are so tribal now that the cyclist probably still plans on voting for the councilwoman.
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  586.  @bryanb3352  pandemic. Or as you put it "nutty lib delusions." No nice way to put it, but that sound insane and dumb.
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  587. They should still be fighting back. The Chechens brought the war to Moscow. Since Ukrainians are the ones fighting for their independence, they shouldn't be afraid to fight dirty. They're not in NATO, and unless there are chemical weapons, nukes, or genocide, the US won't intervene without a declaration of war.
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  588. He's playing a dangerous game with NATO and the White House. His armed forces are already struggling to find gently expired food, gas, and the Nazis they originally went looking for in Ukraine. Yes, arming the Ukrainians with defensive weaponry is definitely provocative, but sending idle threats of military action could cause a miscalculation that would bring fresh US and NATO troops into the war. The US has stockpiles of biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons as well. Unlike the Kremlin, the American missiles, conventional weapons, and nuclear triad actually work. At this point, a conventional or nuclear war against NATO is "unwinnable." The Russians should be more focused on the Ukrainian Armed Forces since Zelenskyy is the one winning on the battlefield and has mostly been responsible for uniting the West to wage economic warfare against the Russian economy and the ruble.
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  589.  @Kermit_T_Frog  The history books will likely describe her as an overachieving bookworm, who worked her entire life to become president only to lose an election that shouldn't have been close. I'm not downplaying the significance of her winning the popular vote or the fact that the Russian Government interfered to damage her campaign, but there was a large segment of the population she was unable to reach. Most stayed home on election day. It might just be her boring personality, but her resume and Trump were enough for Democrats to support her. I know hindsight is 20/20, but she didn't seem interested in targeting independents and "Never Trumper" GOP members. She clearly loves America and is working to preserve her reputation of not showing emotions in public. If I invested my entire life getting an Ivy-league education, a legal career, and climbing the ladder in Democratic politics, only to lose after the October Surprise of "fake news," and an email scandal that was forgotten after the election, I would have said, "F*c* this country. I'm joining ISIS!"
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  590. We've been backing Israel for decades, and the president is authorized to unfreeze any Iranian assets sanctioned by the previous administration.
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  591.  @DevTechGarage  I'm not trying to attack you, but most of us are patriots and love a strong America. Do you really think we'd tolerate 🐂 💩 like that from Biden or any other politician? It's not credible, and sounds like dirt and slander from people who don't support the current administration.
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  592.  @DevTechGarage  A president can't appropriate taxpayer funds without Congress. That's a crime and one of the allegations that led to Trump's first impeachment. It's Iran's assets frozen by the US government. The president has authority to use executive orders as leverage in foreign policy.
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  593.  @lookmyrolls6522  The truth? He's told 20,000 false statements during his presidency, failed on a the Covid-19 response, and has given up on passing economic stimulus. Usually lame-duck presidents will work until the day of the inauguration, but we haven't seen or heard much from the president since the election. This isn't normal, and there's been a power vacuum in DC since 2017.
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  594.  @lookmyrolls6522  I'm not impartial and will work to get the presidency switched to anyone but him (Trump).
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  595. The US, cut a military budget? We were never fully demobilized after WWII.
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  596.  @nicholassookdeo9441  It's the modern GQP and MAGA way. Since being a racist isn't illegal, I don't understand why are they so afraid of being upfront and honest about it. They shamelessly troll and have made the internet their fascist and racist safe space for their secret lives as online White Nationalists. I wouldn't share their opinions, but the hiding behind keyboards with anonymous accounts doesn't make them look tough at all. It would be better to let people know you're a racist so that they can wisely avoided by the general public.
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  597.  Chris Broussard Is White  Pretty sure no one was ever into Caitlyn Jenner. Speak for yourself.
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  598. Leave my Mitch alone. We're friends now, and I won't tolerate the anti🐢 hate comments.
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  599.  @donaldelliottjr6274  Yes, really. Don't come for the turtle, unless your spelling and grammar are on point.
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  600. The office chairs have wheels, so can we roll to see our coworkers?
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  601.  @scratchnoff7609  BLM doesn't care, and honestly neither do I.
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  602.  @catherinekasmer9905  They've got to desperately try to keep spreading the narrative that people are wanting a return of Donald J. Trump, and some how we didn't realize we were getting rid of him when we voted him out in November.
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  603.  @billw8476  Good. If we wanted to stay fascist, we would have kept MAGA. That's the way elections work. You've got to be at least 80, so you should know that.
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  604. ​ @SlyFan-mp8dc  TL;DR I have a college degree; I'm Christian; and I am a patriot. I don't hate America enough to vote for a demented fascist. He was a little too stupid for me to take seriously.
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  605.  @billw8476  20% inflation? I know my insults were ageist, but that's not the inflation rate. You sound like you're repeating FOXNEWS talking points. You're just desperately trying to spin a global economic recovery, strong job market, and international supply-chain issues to Biden's policies. If Trump wasn't a horrible human being and an incompetent president, he wouldn't have been a one-term, twice impeached, disgraced ex-president. He wasn't the more popular candidate when he ran against Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden. If the GOP moves away from fascism and selects a serious candidate, then you could unseat Biden and retake Congress.
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  606.  @jimmyrivano3477  You're the one lurking in the comments and post hundreds of cringe emojis. You're doing everything you can to let the world know you're an incel troll.
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  607.  @wp8218  You should tag someone else who believes that. We live in two different realities, and since I'm on #TeamMedia, you're NOT going to be able convert or convince me.
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  608.  @wp8218  Got to mute you, dude. You could or couldn't have good intentions, but I can't have my notifications cluttered up nonsensical propaganda. Finish the debate with my online ghost. Pretend I'm still reading your comments.
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  609.  @TheOnlyBlackInMeWasWillieBrown  FIRST, you've been blocked and muted for sending swarms of unsolicited comments like a 🇷🇺🤖, and SECOND he accused his predecessor of personally ordering the Trump Tower wiretap. Since I had to mute you, feel free to continue the discussion with my online ghost because I can't have a random troll cluttering up my notifications and wasting YouTube server space.
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  610.  @fried0nion503  You don't need me as a platform, and I could care less about the insignificant nonsense you're ranting about. Just engaging with someone else, who can relate to you because you come off a weird, creepy, and desperate for attention. There are going to be people not interested in you because you're boring. It's not censorship to ignore a troll swarm.
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  611. @Tim Archer Is this supposed to be a real account? You know we can tell you're all part of the same swarm of trolls posting bait comments and replying with multiple accounts?
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  612. @Tim Archer Slow down on the stalking. I'm not into dudes and you're clearly desperately trying to find an audience.
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  613. @UC-KC6xpOTIYeAhgjO6HiiwQ I'm waiting for you to get a life and stop tagging random people. You probably think you're entitled to a response, but I don't even remember the topic. You're just that irrelevant and boring.
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  614. @Tim Archer Since you're part of the same bot swarm, I've got to mute you as well. You're doing too much posting, and it's like you're copying and pasting the same points.
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  615. @Tim Archer You're the one with the fake accounts and being a bot. I've got to mute and report you for spamming and not acting like a sane human being. If you're this crazy online, I can only imagine how much or a Maga-psycho and conspiracy theorist you are IRL. SMDH
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  616. @Tim Archer That's because I'm a real person and not the one getting flagged for using multiple fake accounts. It's not just me. YouTube even knows that you're not a real person.
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  617. @Tim Archer I can post as much as I want to because I'm not the suspected 🇷🇺🤖 and MAGA troll. That's you and your numerous alter egos.
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  618. @Tim ArcherIs there a reason that you and your Russian comrades keep changing fake accounts?
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  619. I'm going to assume this is a serious remark, but are you saying you don't why the US defends Europe and most of the world? You don't think the US is getting anything from being an empire?
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  620. You're going to upset a lot of Russians with remark.
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  621.  Jay Goren  That's a good point about residing in Georgia. I've been so obsessed with this election, I forgot I'm a fellow Texan like Walker. We keep Georgia on our Minds even though we don't live there. The GA voters saved the world after the 2020 Election and Runoff. I don't know what a runoff is, but I hoping Walker doesn't know either.
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  622.  @josephgorgol9045  That's not a political decision. That's not a role for elected politicians. They handle Fiscal policy not inflation. Higher than normal Inflation, cost-of-living rises, and supply-chain delays is a global phenomena that happened after COVID. To answer your question: Yes the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, and Bank of England are raising interest rates to cause the economic slowdown to fight inflation. They're using actual monetary policy supported economist not politicians. I'm sure you probably hate government, but central banks have the tools to counter inflation. That's why no one trying to take advantage of inflation during the midterms never explained their plans to fight it. Getting the Fed to raise interest rates and possibly cause a recession the right policy being followed around the globe.
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  623.  @josephgorgol9045  You lose credibility with inserting your politics into a foreign policy that you clearly know nothing about. I just now noticed you're reciting talking points. I thought it was a genuine comment, but you're obviously disingenuous. I took the bait. The pro-Maga rants or your politics opinions. This isn't a topic about your politics. You sound disengaged in geopolitics and clueless on economics. No offense, but you're just using talking points someone else wrote for you. Can you engage with someone else because you don't sound like a rational voter with critical-thinking skills.
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  624.  @shayslay3416  Are you sure you got my post because it sounds like you're thinking I said there was a Red Wave? I was describing why the Right and MAGA voters don't care about the qualifications of any experienced politician. Their hatred of liberals, mainstream media, open borders, and continuing the culture wars are what matters most.
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  625. Admiral/General Anthony Devolter should be congratulated for his heroism.
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  626.  @ThePrissy11  Yup
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  627.  @kirkjohnson6638  Then I would need a credible and impartial source saying the investigations were mere "witch hunts." That would be accusing officials of a crime, abuse of power, and violating their oaths to the US constitution. I don't plan on slandering any prosecutor, investigator, or government official, so if you have a court filing or official government document referring to probes as "witch hunts," I have no problem making a correction.
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  628.  @papawheelie5576  Explain where the rest goes.
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  629. @K. F. What is the GOP doing to Southern White with no college degrees? That's a voting block, too. The GOP are keeping them in poverty while the rest of the nation leaves them behind. Maybe you should mind your own business, and you'd probably be more popular. The "whatabout the Blacks" arguments isn't as popular as you might think. You can't just throw a bible versus with racist propaganda and think that makes it better.
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  630.  @Relevance4life  What if the ones who took the vaccine are the only survivors after five years?
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  631.  @doctorpanigrahi9975  With ERCOT or what it TXU?
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  632.  @duckingcensorship1037  Why did he use the word "down payment" in December when Trump threaten to veto the bill? It easy to search for all the videos on this topic. The $1,400 is clearly 2,000-600. It's okay to have your positions against Biden, but there's plenty of things to attack him on. Why make up new stuff? You use lose credibility.
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  633.  @duckingcensorship1037  The quickest way to verify the claim would be to ask the GOP senators. If you asked Mitch Mcconnell or Mnuchin, where's the $2k Biden promised for stimulus, they'd explain it in a heartbeat and you wouldn't question them.
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  634.  @drinkswatere  I'll let you believe that, but good luck selling it to his voters.
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  635.  @duckingcensorship1037  Drag the president out of the White House? On that note, I'll leave it between you and the Secret Service.
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  636. I failed my junior year of college, so the professors stole my A+ 4.0, too.
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  637. They're real for people who know how to count.
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  638.  @rodniestruiken1256  Not a of us vote against out interest. I'll consider a sane Republican, but not No.:45.
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  639. The US is a capitalist nation. If Russia uses gas as a weapon, the US will conveniently find an alternative supply from the American LNG industry.
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  640.  @gimmijones596  It doesn't matter whether or not Russia has done it before, the European Union and Germany have reason to believe it will now. You might be confused on how US sanctions work, but they're the strongest sanction because they are extraterritorial, and all nations doing business with the US must follow them. Iran had little or no direct trade with the US and the sanctions ruined their economy. It's not based on trade with the US. They are intentionally designed as economic warfare, so the US targets their biggest trading partners and forces them to either do business with the US or the sanction nation.
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  641.  @gimmijones596  The US isn't crazy. If sanctions didn't work, they wouldn't be using them.
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  642.  @gimmijones596  Are you a Russian bot because their economy is already ruined, and they are requesting sanctions relief? If the sanctioned didn't hurt, the full-pension retirement age of a Russian male wouldn't be over 100 years now.
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  643.  @gimmijones596  It's economic warfare. That's like ask for an example of an airstrike that killed zero civilians.
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  644. It's real.
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  645. Why would they need it. They've already sent the fascist packing.
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  646. Well said, and it was even classy.
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  647. Americans and pain management doctors are at fault. They're not demanding this much fentanyl anywhere else in the world.
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  648.  @zenithskull  Go re-read the comment. If you're going to butt in and speak on behalf of someone, then you should have better comprehension. No one said anything about the CCP being our friend, and since you're intentionally lying, go finish the conversation with someone actually interested in engaging with you.
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  649.  @christopherboisvert6902  I'm sure they already realize that, but this is mostly a bait comment designed to get swarmed by Ruski bots and Maga trolls. If the CCP wasn't afraid of the US, they would have taken Taiwan decades ago.
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  650.  @MrMacky-co6zn  Probably, but it still won't come remotely close to the US alliance. It doesn't sound winnable. This wouldn't be a form of US imperialism. North Korea would be attacking the US and triggering Article 5 of NATO and the Pacific nations with mutual-defense agreements. That's South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, New Zealand, and Australia. Why would China risk getting humiliated with their untested military? Any attacks from North Korea would automatically be assumed as a proxy war between the US and the Moscow-Beijing alliance.
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  651.  @MrMacky-co6zn  I don't think the CCP will start a war that they can't win. The reason the US and Soviet Union were military superpowers was the size of thier GDP and WWII military victory. Unlike in the Korean, there's nothing for the CCP to gain. They lost millions of soldiers and were threatened with nukes, only to return back to the DMZ and the present stalemate. With both Russia and China, there has to be something to gain or benefit. The CCP and Mao had every right to expect the US would keep invading as the Japanese did. China isn't an imperialist like European nations. It doesn't make sense to start their first war against the US, which happens to be their largest trading partner. It's not impossible, but there are no geopolitical experts agreeing that Beijing even has to military to take Taiwan. Mainland China and Taipei are considered one country. Beijing is definitely a growing superpower, but for some reason people in the West assume that intentionally going to start with US. If the US attacks them first, they'll fight back, but the CCP entering a war that North Korean started is unwinnable. If they wanted a war with the US, they'd attack Taiwan.
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  652.  @MrMacky-co6zn  When did the CCP claim it wanted "buffer states?" I've heard that used by Stalin, but the US and European empires have been inside China and the Pacific region since the 19th century. The intervention in the Korean War happened during the same time frame that the US defended Taiwan and recognized it as the legitimate Chinese government. There was combat involving Chinese and UN forces, but that definitely wasn't a US-China War. It was Beijing using soldiers as cannon fodder. The US military presence in the Pacific Ocean, South China Sea, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, New Zealand, and Australia had been strategically placed to contain mainland China, the spread of communism, and cut China off from global trade. The example of a Chinese buffer state in Asia would be Mongolia. US-CHINA relations have improved, but during the Cold War, the US posed an existential threat to Mao. China was cut off from the UN, international trade, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The US was much hostile during the Cold War, and made nuclear threats because China became communist. China and the US will continue to play a game of chess in geopolitics to counter the US, there will never a global conflict or even direct fighting between the US and China. They're the two largest markets and ending the trading relationship would damage both nations. There are more effective ways the CCP could counter the US without a direct conflict. That's why Taiwan is so crucial and it's an indicator China readiness and willingness to have a war against the US. It's my opinion but the only way the two countries would have a direct military conflict is of they attack each other, or if the CCP attacks NATO or the American bases in the Pacific. Both options would drastically favor the US, but both nations will pay too high of a price. China isn't pacifist, but it doesn't start wars of conquest and before Xi, the foreign relations with the West were much more cordial and non hostile. The US isn't invincible, but the status as the foremost global superpower after 1918, makes it nearly unthinkable of any country to start a direct conflict.
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  653. Do you have your own covid task force and data analysis?
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  654. You're just going to get them re-elected thinking that's a good political tactic.
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  655. She could take some voice lessons or get a coach. Might be too busy or don't like the feminine sound.
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  656.  @morbidlyoppressed9038  When you decided to keep having children with your own daughter, you wanted my taxpayer dollars to pay for the short bus that abomination rides in to keep repeating the third grade.
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  657.  @morbidlyoppressed9038  Just because no college would accept your 1.50 GPA, doesn't mean you didn't need an education. Had you gone to college, you'd know about all the studies that show inbreeding causes birth defects. I'm not sure what you add to society by being unemployed and selling $5.00 BJs.
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  658. @Bill Randleman I have a STEM masters and a law degree, and practice patent law, but unlike your fairytale education, all of mine were from real universities. I'm not bragging, but you're making statements that sound dumb and ignorant remarks. You're desperately trying to make an argument that Trump's base isn't educated. The demographics of his base are hard to go unnoticed. He won with White men without a college. I voted for Biden because we share the same political party. It's not rocket science. I don't believe you went college, so I call BS. Someone with a STEM degree would recognize being an outlier. I'm not sure why you ultimately made the comment about going to college, but I don't believe you and have no intention of getting to know you enough to find out. You're just a random internet trolling wasting time as if there anything you could say to make me think anything different.
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  659. @Bill Randleman Why are wasting time by tagging? I don't believe any words from the mouth of fascists. I don't speak to liars and idiots. You shouldn't have lied about going to college. Save that made-up BS for someone else. Be proud of your GED certificate, and stop trying to pretend to have a college degree We both know you don't have.
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  660. You ignored the part about the president changing it to $0.
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  661.  @Airbrushkid  It was $600, and after Trump's veto, it's $0. The GOP won't raise it to $2000. That's his party and his decision. It's got nothing to do with the Democrats.
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  662.  @Airbrushkid  "Both parties are equally bad" is just a cliche. Politicians are normal and predictable. Trump is abnormal, erratic, and dangerous. Until that problem is gone, nothing else can be addresses.
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  663. They can make laws. It doesn't supercede local laws, but since the Vatican is also a sovereign state, the church has legislative powers.
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  664. Two before Zelenskyy executes him, too?
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  665.  @ERROR-ANGLE  which country are you from?
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  666.  @ERROR-ANGLE  MSNBC follows journalist ethics, so write them to explain their lie, and get them to retract the story.
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  667. Congrats, Oprah's kin! Just don't get caught trying to vote more than once.
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  668.  @underground9260  Why are you randomly tagging people with spam bots messages? I didn't read any of that garbage, but I still have to mute you for being a 🤖🇷🇺.
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  669. ​ Erika With a K  Using nukes on a nation that never attacked Russia or threatened the integrity of the Russian frontier would have unforeseen consequences and likely speed the downfall of "Putinism."
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  670. It's a legal question so if there's a circuit split about the law, it doesn't matter if it's Larry Flint, Anna Nicole Smith, Bush v. Gore, or Dred Scott the case can be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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  671. “Make the lie big; keep it simple; keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it[.]" - Joseph Goebbels This is more of your politics,
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  672. If he wasn't a hateful liar and Twitter troll, he probably would have been given a second term. This just shows what type of garbage human being he is.
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  673.  @matthewbaumann630  If he handed them "capital," why are the Taliban requesting that Afghan Government assets be unfrozen by the US? It's fine to have an opinion, but if you're spreading more of the MAGA talking points, please post them somewhere else. I only discuss "geopolitics," not domestic.
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  674.  @matthewbaumann630  That's politics again, and clearly by your "LOL," you can't be serious. How could you NOT know leaving Afghanistan was Trump's Plan? It was terrible and cowardly of both Trump and Biden. Biden should have refused the Trump-negotiated surrender to the Taliban, and used drone strikes after the government collapsed. A superpower shouldn't be (1) surrendering to terrorist in Afghanistan; (2) refusing to retaliate against the Iranian Attack on US Troops in Iraq in 2020 (I'm sure you conveniently got amnesia as most MAGA trolls do); and (3) shamefully abandoning the Syrian Kurds in 2019 to be slaughtered by Turkey and Russia.
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  675.  @matthewbaumann630  Trump's plan didn't include any of that because there weren't even enough troops left when Biden took office. You're spreading far-Reich MAGA BS. Take those toxic trolling and fascist politics somewhere else. It's un-American cowardice that doesn't deserve to be considered seriously. Sorry, but I don't speak MAGA, and not interested in learning to.
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  676. Your math is horrendous.
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  677.  @insectbite1714  I'm still trying to figure out where someone who isn't me got it from, and how they weren't caught earlier.
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  678. He's be good. He was born in NYC, so he's eligible.
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  679. He's much more intelligent.
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  680.  @marekkolenda1514  Half of those soldiers are probably already being used as Ukrainian fertilizer or HIMARS target practice.
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  681. I can understand wanting to work, but those places are way too dangerous for children. Just pay a livable wage for American citizens and stop being cheap.
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  682. The lesson should be always LOCK your doors and ARM your daughters.
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  683.  @tyronevonchadley How were the Bill of Rights violated? If they were, you should be able to file a case on court.
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  684.  @tyronevonchadley  Why do anti -media fascist like yourself always believe that you're an expert on constitutional law and the First American?
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  685. In the US, it's determined by political decisions and regulations; thus Arabs, Persians, and other Muslim-majority countries (i.e., Middle Eastern and excluding Indonesia, Bangladesh, and India) are demographically classified as Middle Eastern and Northern Africa ("MENA"). There are hundreds of different racial groups who are followers of Islam, so census takers use ethnicity and race, e.g., India and Pakistan were part of the same country, but Pakistanis are MENA and Indians are Asian American Pacific Islanders.
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  686. It's not about being sensitive to the disable or polite. Reasonable public and private accommodations for the handicap is federally protected legal right. Any small business owners with more than ten employees would know about the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). I'm sure the town unintentionally selected a venue not ADA-compliant, but there had to have been suggestion to accommodate a wheelchair other than manually lifting him on stage. That even sounds dangerous and like a lawsuit and worker's compensation claim waiting to happen.
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  687.  @drakehu788  That "surge" of migrants is doing the Lord's work and replacing the MAGA base. They're flooding the country to save it. Kind of hard to intervene in the inevitable demographic change that'll eventually turn Texas "Blue" or "Purple."
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  688. ​ @9w9id  America is rich and strong. Are you comparing Ukraine to EU and US because they're not totally dependent on Russia like Belarus? If you want them to stay a colony, you should pay them to stay away from the West.
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  689. Ukraine has got to arm every civilian. Love it, or hate it, the Second Amendment is one of the reasons the US, with more weapons than citizens, is nearly unconquerable.
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  690. The Steve ever have a pocket protector, or was that only in Revenge of the Nerds movies?
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  691. Watch the video again, genius.
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  692.  @frankrocco7989  That the case on any country. Despite that in order to perform you civic duty, you have to decide. Not voting is still a vote.
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  693. It is legal, urgent, and vital, but the court will clarify how far the mandates can go without having a new law passed by Congress. The mandates have the "force of law," and Congress has delegated rulemaking power to the Executive Branch; but there has to be legal justification for not using the normal legislative process. The pandemic is a legitimate emergency, but the Court might've signaled they're going to strike it down or restrict the usage. The Court is very "business friendly."
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  694.  @georgemallory797  Don't remember asking for input, but please stop randomly tagging people. The "brainwashing" is better known as "continuous education" and experience. Ignorance is what has been washed away.
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  695. He cut them during a strong economy and caused it to increase, but the national debt and annual deficits were there before him. The 2017 Corporate Tax Cuts could have gone to contribute to the debt, but there's no politician that will on a campaign to raise taxes and cut government spending to pay down the debt.
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  696.  @meetjamesfox  That wasn't giving him credit. The Great Recession ended under Obama in 2008. Rather giving presidents the credit, it's due more of the actions of the Federal Reserve Bank and a stable economy. The reason I referenced a "strong economy" is because you cut taxes and use federal stimulus spending when there's a recession and the economy is weak. During 2017, there wasn't a recession and the economy was strong. The tax cuts and higher spending should have been held off until 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic shut down the global economy. Holding off would have slowed down the growth of national debt.
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  697. The people in the traffic stop took that "sit tight" instructions seriously. They didn't help her or run off.
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  698. She doesn't like homeless people getting close to the hangers of private aircraft. She's got to put her red bottoms down and be firm.
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  699. He might have had noble intentions, or even political motivations, but it doesn't take a constitutional law scholar to know that it takes an Act of Congress to forgive this level of debt. I voted for him, but I'm assuming this was a delay tactic or he just wanted to claim that he addressed student-loan debt. Regardless of the difference of legal opinion, I've gained a new appreciation and respect for Roberts Court this week. The court is predictably pro-business, small government, and Reagan/Bush-era conservatives. It's a mistake to associate the court with Trumpism and far-Right politics.
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  700. Not taking leadership and blaming a government immunologist is likely why he's a one-termer.
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  701. This new revelation would have come as a surprise to many of the Fox News viewers; i.e., had they not decided to treat Biden's fall with the same coverage and urgency as the JFK Assassination. They're probably claiming that Biden is now on life support with Kamala Harris preparing to be sworn in as president at any moment.
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  702. Exactly, that novichok mad him stronger.
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  703. Blimey? Are you from down under or across the pond?
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  704. That's across the street at the US Capitol.
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  705. Basically, the court ruled "Nu fone; who dis?"
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  706. You should say that to the people obsessed with abortion. That's the most important issue to the Republicans.
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  707.  @thehatefull1761  They still won the election.
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  708. They can do that in one day.
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  709. She can be as racist as she wants. Thought crimes aren't illegal. The problem is her temperament and poor decision-making skills. Why would someone with integrity say that on body cam while in uniform and representing law enforcement? They have the ability to pause the camera and make a phone call.
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  710. Nobody buying your BS. At least NBC is sane.
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  711. There were so many trolls on the far-right excited about Trump's triumphant return to Twitter. Elon has a lot of fanboys he let down.
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  712. Do you have suggestions, or are you just being a keyboard warrior confronting China from the safety of your bunker?
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  713.  @khonormcmagomedov7760  Nothing to brag about.
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  714.  @strong40  You do know that not an action. That's just talk. He didn't do anything, and the country is under cyber attack from Russia right now? What's happening? I just don't get how the election results a surprise to anyone. I don't like liars and cowards, so I voted for Biden.
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  715. He's a bully when dealing with smaller ex-Soviet Republics that aren't part of NATO, but his confrontation with the West, would make him the lesser participant in a David vs. Goliath conflict.
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  716. You didn't have to bring up the underperformance of the man's gastrointestinal tract. Those WMDs and fallout are beyond his control.
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  717. That was disgusting, heartbreaking, and an act of betrayal.
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  718. Why would some Trump-voting fascist garbage even pretend to be a Democrat in the first place? You just got triggered by the insensitive comments about the officer. Regardless, you can't bring him back from the dead or stop the inevitable demographic change and great replacement that will make it nearly impossible for far-Reich Republicans to win national elections. It doesn't matter which side you are on because you're one person in a country of 330M. When you win an election and take power, try to change the laws because now most of the country supports leaving the border open and high births to Make America the Grande Again!
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  719.  @Anti-Loser_Medication  🤣😂
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  720.  @IMGreg..  The post is only regarding American business interests and why the US should also invest in rebuilding Ukraine. I'm aware of the significant contributions from the UK, Canada, and other NATO countries. I'm sure the UK for example are looking for a new post-Brexit trading relationship, but my remark are specifically from the perspective of the US. There are a lot of American who think their money is being used as charitable contributions and NATO is a philanthropic organization. FDR and Woodrow Wilson were greedy Yanks, too. That's how the US, as an ally, replaced the British Empire and British Pound as the global currency. The reason you see iPhones, Coca Cola, KFC, McDonald's, YouTube, Hollywood Films, American vehicles, Boeing planes, Microsoft, American banks, and US defense contractors around the globe is because "Greedy Yanks" need a return on their investment.
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  721.  @davediamond7228  I agree. I'm glad they brought out the evil Mickey Mouse from South Park to handle DeSantis.
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  722. You'll eventually it figure out. Good luck with that.
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  723. I hope these two MAGA-loving racist don't ruin their poor lawyer's reputation.
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  724. That's the future MD and higher education students.
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  725. Please stop 🛑.
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  726.  @yvonneplant9434  Maybe she'll be someone's running mate or wait until 2028.
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  727. Beautiful comment. We needed that one wrong-way driver.
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  728. China, really? I get the economic aid and surplus military equipment, but China going to fight a European country that never attacked Russia, is nothing but a fairy tale. I don't think Xi wants those"Ls" Zelenskyy's been handing out.
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  729. No one asked you. This is between the relevant parties in Washington DC, and Moscow, Russia.
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  730.  @MXP250  If you're hiding under a rock afraid of war, you'd think you'd do it quietly.
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  731. Did you even watch the video, or you just post BS irrelevant spam like it's a new religion?
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  732. The Oval Office decides what proportionate means.
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  733.  @AshFarlow  it's just like a death warrant. The one who signs the order is the one ultimately responsible. The buck stops at the Oval Office.
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  734. Those are Trump voters. He could have been a sane and loving person.
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  735. WTF are you talking about? You must think this is pornhub.
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  736. @Rurouni Kenshin It's a Trumper. If it's not the borders, it's "what about the Blacks?"
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  737.  @johnwayne3101  Oh stop it. I'm tired of the endless fighting with Trump supporters and fellow Americans. Let's agree to disagree, so that you can have enough time to realize you're wrong and I'm right.
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  738. Probably. Murder is always wrong, immoral, and illegal. Despite that, the fascist threat and ultra-nationalism is a bigger threat to the world. The deplorable MAGA trolls have made this about racial politics, so let them figure it out and tie all the pieces together.
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  739.  @beckydoesit9331  Did you get a law degree from Trump University?
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  740. There's always an alternative movement of ultra-nationalists and fascist on the far-Reich you can go to.
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  741. It's mostly the cost associated with testing, vaccinations, and implementing the requirements. The potential "harm" is the business impact and lost time/productivity.
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  742. They've got more than enough probable cause. He gets charged and gets a fair trial.
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  743.  @eddyramirez81  This was just some young kid who got murdered, and now both sides racial politics and BLM are taking advantage of it. Regardless of whether or not a dirty cop or criminal pulls the trigger, murder is always wrong. I don't know anything about this cop, but he's still was a human being and too young to have his life taken away.
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  744.  @eddyramirez81  I worked briefly in Legal Aid and as a public defender in Texas. I'm sure I've had a lot more exposure to then than the average commenter. Are you expecting to publicly promote the murder of anyone or a crime? I'm clearly identifiable.
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  745. What kind of nutcase would use a tragedy like this just to remind the world how far out of touch you are? If this were a religious debate, it would make sense. We don't live a society where you get to tell people what to say and how think. How about you learn how to interact with normal human beings because that's not a response someone with social skills would say regarding a family tragedy.
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  746. Sounds like she's a heavy smoker.
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  747.  @donlowther8821  That's actually a mostly accurate comment. The stimulus was delayed, but apparently the high-risk paid off, and Nancy's arch-enemy is retired.
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  748.  MaltLiquorBlimp  You could probably make a good point if you'd stopped making up stuff. With all the faults with Biden, is it that hard to criticize that you have to make up stuff no one believes?
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  749. Nawl, sadly, it's over .
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  750. Dogs can't show disrespect on the streets in LA.
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  751. I never considered that. Are you saying the individual officer purchase their own coverage? The insurance/malpractice coverage and liability for for personal injuries and torts are with the city governments and municipal police force.
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  752. I don't think so. Russia usually only buzzes them in international waters. A drone above them could be shot down, and Russia wouldn't want their drones getting lost for a stupid and embarrassing reason.
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  753. I could've sworn this was the third time he passed.
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  754. Would you be happy if a former actor and comedian led a much smaller military and was destroying you on the battlefield?
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  755. *packing not stacking
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  756. You might want to read the comments because they're having a field day. I didn't a single comment hoping Trump will be re-elected.
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  757.  @LakePlay  Sure. I'm sure there a huge industry in bots pretending suddenly activating🙄 to gain nothing. They wouldn't be in power if they weren't much better than the alternative.
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  758.  @LakePlay  You're the one literally repeating Right-wing talking points because of the midterms, and you actually think the rest of the country supports your MAGA politics. It's got nothing to do with the media, corporations, or "the Left." It's just you and your support of fascism and spreading misinformation that has turned sane Americans against you. You've decided to exploit the death of a man because you're desperate to get politicians in office who could never win by popularity. If we wanted Right-wingers and MAGA in charge, we would easily go vote for them. I'm on the same side as the media and corporate America. I have trouble seeing you as anything other than a political enemy and existential threat to threat to the country I love. We don't have to be friends or associates because the great replacement and open borders will fix the far-Reich extremist problem in America.
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  759. That's not in the constitution. The voters determine the term limits. I don't always agree with Mitch McConnel's politics, but he knows Senate procedural rules and playing "the long game" in DC politics better than anyone else in Congress. That comes from experience and being an effective politician.
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  760. The Ukrainian people are un-conquerable. Russia propaganda revises history by omitting the fact that Ukrainians were part of the Soviet Red Army that defeated Nazi Germany.
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  761. That's not the way the US works. Whoever makes the claim has to the burden of proving fraud. All the cases have been dismissed, and all the states have certified the elections. There's no role for Congress other than signing off.
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  762. You have more of this anti-vaxxers s*** getting spread as disinformation online. Are you getting paid as a foreign agent?
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  763. The nuke threat loses its psychological and terror effect if it's used and still results in a battlefield defeat for Russia. Once the records are declassified, I'd like to know what kind of NATO response was given to Putin. It might sound like warmongering, but the US and NATO have enough firepower from conventional weapons to end the war, quickly obtain air superiority, and force the Russians to retreat from Crimea and East Ukraine. With Russian troops out of Ukraine, actual peace negotiations, sanctions relief, and war reparations can proceed. Also, the question of whether anyone is liable for war crimes can be answered. At this point, the Kremlin is just buying time and using terrorism against civilians and energy blackmail as leverage.
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  764. They do it indirectly, but the referendums (like they have in California and the United Kingdom) are completely non-binding on the federal courts.
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  765. BLM was a human right.
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  766. He's not a saint, but he's been following the mask mandates in Germany and back in Russia. They probably intentionally assigned him to a prison with outbreaks of HIV, tuberculosis, hepatitis C, and Covid-19.
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  767. No problem. It sounds like they already have their mind made up and are not looking for Republican votes period.
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  768. Lmao. Well said.
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  769.  @svetta47  Thank you! I have some great news for you. Neither the United States nor NATO has forces in Ukraine. Please let the wonderful people of the Russian Federation know that Ukraine has been invaded and is being bombed because of a lie from the Kremlin. You don't have to ask an American. Just ask someone in Ukraine, "who is killing their civilians?" The United States is not at war. NATO is not at war, and nothing about US foreign policy changed during the past year. The United States is on a different continent. You would know if you were in a war with the United States or NATO. Russia and Ukraine are at war, but only Russia has to keep their people from knowing the TRUTH. The US has bigger domestic issues and business interests around the globe. Our foreign policy is focused on China and the Pacific. Putin used the distraction with Covid-19, American internal politics, and the US pivot to Asia to invade another Slavic country that never attacked Russia. It's very sad two great countries are at war and killing each other only because Vladimir Putin hates liberal democracy and wants to force Ukraine to return to the Soviet Union or Russian Empire. There are too many young Russian soldiers dying by the thousands. Please find out why so many young Russian soldiers are fighting in Ukraine without food, training, or equipment. You don't have to support America, but you should find out the crime that's happening against Ukrainian civilians and Russian young men. It's a global tragedy!
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  770.  @svetta47  I haven't made an argument about what's going on in Ukraine because I know it's dangerous to criticize the "Special Military Operation," in Russia right now. I know you are a patriot, but the US has nothing against the Russian people. This has nothing to do with the United States. Why not ask a Ukrainian? We can't force them to do anything. Most Americans can't distinguish a Russian from a Belarusian or Ukrainian. You know Ukrainians much better than I do. If you are part of one "Fatherland," why can't you ask a Ukrainian why are they getting help from Washington, DC? Something clearly has happened in Ukraine because this is not the United States and Russia. I think it would be much better if you reached out to someone in Ukraine. I know that you support Russia over the West, but ask a Ukrainian because I am safe in America right now. The people in Ukraine can tell you what is happening there.
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  771.  @svetta47  We will have to agree to disagree. This is not a conflict that America is actively fighting. I just hope for peace in the world. I don't like to see so many young Russian soldiers dying by the thousands. They are looking for fascists and WMDs that will never be found because they aren't there. How do I know what I'm saying is true? I don't. I just know the US and Europe don't have to censor the internet and media. I also saw protests in Russia, and none of them protested against the United States or Ukraine. That seems strange since you believe there are fascists, Nazi, and American-made WMDs why are Russians protesting against the war in Ukraine?
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  772. The Queen handled her COVID diagnosis like it was nothing. Nancy probably got it or shared it at the White House Obama party.
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