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

  1. They still get a pay check twice a month. The MAGA supporters can be thanked for that.
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  2. 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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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. The cult has been purging its own and creating new weekly enemies since 2016.
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  6.  @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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  7.  @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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  8.  @oneseeker2  Starr and Nixon were never as intentionally cruel and dangerous as Trump.
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  9.  @kenyahollingsworth9139  Nobody cares. Just live your life without posting it in the comments.
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  10. It's the same people who will pay back the trillions in deficits from the 2017 corporate tax cut.
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  11.  @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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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. 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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  15.  @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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  16.  @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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  17. I think you mean two different sexes, but I get it.
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  18. @Brenden Lee You've got to remember that a significant minority of Americans worship him as a God-like figure.
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  19. 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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  20.  @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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  21. They're insecure about showering in a stranger's coronavirus droplets.
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  22. ​ @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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  23. 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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  24.  @georgelux126  I'm on the side of decency.
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  25.  @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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  26. @Craig Nelson These are mostly 🇷🇺🤖, and some living Maga trolls . I wouldn't take them seriously.
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  27. Sorry but no one cares.
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  28. Just ignore those hypocritical fools. They are just here to complain and whine about how mean Biden is.
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  29.  @stickxxcummings  I'm interested in about the China payoff. Is this something real or just a random lie?
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  30. Slava Ukrani! 💙🇺🇦 💛🇺🇦
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  31. 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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  32. 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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  33.  @braynaguilar8567  That's an excellent comment. It's rare on YouTube, but it's well researched and clearly articulated. 👍🏾
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  34. Guess we have to endure two more years of conspiracy theories and crying about the stolen elections of 2022.
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  35. @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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  36.  @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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  37. 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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  38. [ 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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  39. The interview is more entertaining and interesting if you watch Secretary Blinken's eyes and check how rarely he blinks.
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  40.  //  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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  41.  @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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  42. That zero-gravity hairpiece violates the laws of physics, too.
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  43. Beautiful! Now when they call him, "Mr. President" they'll really mean it.
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  44.  @agentsituation1034  On this topic, the government isn't the problem. It's the people who've made mask wearing political.
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  45. Slava Ukraini!
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  46. 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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  47.  @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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  48. ​ @naga7461  ✊🏾
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  49.  @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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  50. Those are a lot of words, but you still saying nothing of substance.
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