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

  1.  @yourmomsspermdoner  The bootlickers made no attempt use due diligence and investigate why the officer was terminated.
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  2. I'd rather Zelenskyy run with a fake birth certificate.
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  3.  @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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  4. 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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  5. 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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  6.  @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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  7.  @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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  8. Let's wait for the numbers to come in because this is the same state that sent MTG to Congress.
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  9. It's public information, and they've already explained.
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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12. 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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  13. It's not all Republicans. It's just the Trump voters. The others believe in science.
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  14. I'm afraid to even ask whether or not that was a direct quote.
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  15. I wouldn't blame all Republicans for this. This is the cult within the GOP.
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  16.  @bharris4517  It should be returned to the ocean.
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  17.  @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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  18.  @lgbtsrgro0mrs36  Why are only Trump supporters claiming that, and everyone else knows exactly where the figure came from?
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  19. "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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  20. @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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  21. @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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  22.  @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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  23. I am the only one hearing a voice say, "Good" @ [ 0:22 ] ?
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  24.  @Klusterfrick  Not really. He was a judge, independent counsel, and frequently appeared in Right-wing media.
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  25. It's too dumb to bookmark.
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  26.  @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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  27. Watch the video again because that doesn't make and you know it doesn't.
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  28. 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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  29. 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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  30. 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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  31. Thanks. We're mostly glad the exhausting uncertainty of this election season will finally be ending.
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  32.  @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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  33.  @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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  34. 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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  35.  @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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  36. 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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  37. 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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  38.  @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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  39. @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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  40.  @brandstyle3639  I think I know the problem: How many drinks have you had today?
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  41.  @jeremymoore145  I can't go four years with people looking at my beard and seeing what I ate for lunch.
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  42. 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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  43. 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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  44. 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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  45. 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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  46. 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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  47. Vote the GOP out then!
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  48.  @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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  49.  @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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  50.  @Radjammin  You're the only one bringing him up.
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