Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "NowThis Impact" channel.

  1. It's because they hate democrats and liberals. They saw how he drove the Left crazy without passing any laws, but only waging a culture and having a fued with the media.
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  2. CRT isn't a thing and is rarely even taught outside of law school. It's just far-Reich talking points repeated, so that Trump voters and self-hating minorities, who want to be welcomed can repeat it. We can't fix something that only exist in the heads of racist and token simpletons who want to feel superior. Also, the higher test scores and advanced skills in STEM subjects are not from Vietnamese-American students. They're mostly Chinese and Indian students that you and other token minorities wouldn't be able to complete against. You're trying too hard to sound MAGA-like and Eurocentric. Why not ask them to make a general comment on Asian men and masculinity. See how they feel about White Women and Asian men.
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  3.  @stevennguyen4993  I'm sure you think social scientists is a real job as well, but there's a huge gap in emotional maturity and academics knowledge that you clearly don't have. I noticed that you made a reference to law school. If I quizzed you on contact law, torts, substantive due process, or LSAT logic problems, we'd find out where you rank in your law school. I've had GRE and LSAT and can identify the writing skills of a graduate students and legal writing. I question almost everything from trolls because their existence is mostly isolated and based upon anonymity and deception. If you made claims that were well-sourced, credible, and supported by polling data and economic indicators, you'd be at a level of political skills, public administration, and behavior-sciences research that I could respect and be persuaded by your argument. You come off as a scammer and faker pretending to be smart because of the stereotype of Asians and STEM fields. You're relying too much on that positive stereotype. It would be like me trying to be a believable athlete or rapper just because I'm Black. I have a undergrad background in physics and mathematics, so I can always ask for a simple, concise, and non-plagiarized description of the distinctions between Einstein's Special and General Theory of Relativity. Since you mention test scores, CRT, and affirmative action in university admissions, then you should be able tell me something about Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, or how calculus and differential equations are used in classical physics?
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  4. The democratic principles that the exist in the country.
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  5. Trump's the liar. The media holds him accountable, and there's no reason they should repeat his lies without challenging him. That what happened in 2016.
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  6. He's not being persecuted. He just got fired.
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  7. Yeah, but it was obvious and didn't need to be called out.
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  8.  @Amrlulu  He was drunk, and lost his CEO job. He should've worn a mask, or stop talking with the phones came out.
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  9. No.
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  10. He claimed this in 2016 after he lost the popular vote to Hillary. It's too much lying from him, so no one believes a word he says.
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  11. Real.
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  12. Not true either.
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  13. "My has LITERALLY ended because of this fraud!"
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  14. The current court definitely has questionable legitimacy with Americans, but federal judges are tenured for a reason. If the Supreme Court and judiciary were abolished, what would replace it, more politicians?
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  15. That's a question of law, and the constitution vests that power solely within the judicial branch. The Supreme Court isn't passing new legislation. It applies facts and settled law. An Act of Congress can't be written to be applicable to every situation or set of facts without needing to be interpreted. The rulings, opinions, case law, constitutional law, and other judge-made laws are from English common law and judges have always had that power before the US existed. Congress, state governments, regulatory agencies, and executive branch politicians, pass statutes, budgets, amend the constitution, and other acts of legislation. That's not the same as what the courts rule on.
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  16.  @micke_mango  Your local traffic court and the FCC effectively makes laws, too. The Supreme Court ability to make laws is a lot more restricted than the FCC.
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  17.  @micke_mango  The US follows English common law and case history prior to 1776. Magna Carta is still considered the gold standard of constitutional law and due process. Every law library in the US includes case law, Acts of Parliament, declaration of rights that all originated in England. The US/UK court systems are nearly identical. The US Constitution and state-level analogous rights and liberties were inspired by the English Bill of Rights, Right to Habeas Corpus, and the Right of Petition. Learning foreign legislation and English jurisprudence is important to everyone with a legal background. Even the Supreme Court's case that established the court's authority to declare acts of Congress and presidential actions as "unconstitutional," cited a case from the King's Bench during the Tudor Dynasty.
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  18.  @kelvintiger  They are still taking valuable ventilators from people who like having lungs that work.
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  19. Orange Flu.
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  20. I hope not. One's an adult, and one's a child.
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  21.  @umpus  The CEO would have more problem other than just getting fired.
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  22. His supporters know he's lying. They just hate liberals and the media, so go on with the bullsh(!)t.
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  23. 👍🏾🇺🇲
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  24. Yup. They are their own worst enemies.
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  25. I didn't watch a second of the video; just here for the mess. If there's none, I'll try to get it started. 🍿
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  26. A decline mean that he changed. Listen to him talk a decade a go and compare to it the present. Do the same with Trump, and he is unrecognizable. Just more projecting. Obama was a cheater with phony credentials; Hillary was a criminal and would stay under investigation; and Biden has a cognitive decline and too old to be president. That all sounds like Trump.
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  27. It's going to be a disaster when the CCP experiences its first market-driven recession in a country that already has few human rights protections.
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  28. Wow
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  29. That's because he's a mess and a liar.
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  30. Considering that was his first national campaign, Sec'y Pete did fine. What you saw during the primaries were the centrist, corporate Democrats, and moderate voters and delegates solely interested in a nominee, with DC experience, who could win against Donald Trump. Bernie and Pete could have been great presidential candidates, but winning in a general election requires a candidate that can attract more independents and Republican voters opposed to Trump.
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  31. Not enough watched. 70M still voted for incompetence and death.
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  32. I'd give her a job as a comedian.
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