Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1.  @lorenzodemedici2019  We're not shut down, and I'm not advocating a shut down. The problem is the US is losing control of the pandemic, and that will eventually force a shelter-in-place order or more extreme restrictions. In the absence of a effective vaccine or treatment, the only option we have is the social distancing and mask. The US has a lot of government debt, but it's still the richest country in the world. The economy will recover, and the problem with the virus spreading like wild fire is that it will keep mutating and defeat the treatment. Spanish Flu started out killing only elderly and children, but it eventually mutated and bypassed the immune system of healthy adults in their prime.
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  2. The MAGA trolls and 🇷🇺🤖. This is where they get to be deplorable.
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  3.  @donottakeseriously326  Thanks for your service in the comments sections. The truth is important, but there are so many swarms of bots and trolls who don't represent the majority. They also don't believe in science.
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  4.  @jmmywyf4lyf  Are you saying Florida has an elderly population that is statistically and significantly higher than the other states? That's not science. If you're calming Florida is older, then that's like saying that Texas has more fatal cases of bovine 🐄 tuberculosis because we have more cowboys in Texas.
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  5. They've proven fraud court, or alleged irregularities?
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  6. That wasn't the state of the country when Biden took over.
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  7. That won't work. I'm siding with Democrats rather than far-Reich fascist trying to divide minority communities. Trump Administration shouldn't intentionally separated families as a deterrent.
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  8.  @walterbrown2425  Go ask MAGA supporters for slavery reparations, and see if they'll still let you into the country club.
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  9. This is a pretty good video. It's been hard locating serious commenters regarding actual economics and international trade. There is a swarm of Putin praise from trolls/bots, but it's got nothing to do with reality.
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  10.  @RealJohnnyHash  The OP is definitely not an economist. He's mostly using this platform as a campaign advertisment for the US Mid-Terms. I don't know where he got the 30% increase. Maybe he met JFK Jr. at a Q gathering and got economic advice.
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  11. ​ @southbeachmiamiart895  A recession stops higher-than-normal inflation. The inflation we're seeing around the globe is because the economies are growing too fast and the supply of goods and labor can't keep up. Most of the global economies were artificially shut down during the pandemic and have been growing ever since reopening. The excess money causing inflation was mostly from money printed and QED extensions from the Great Recession. The Federal Reserve could stop it in months by causing an actual recession, but that won't be happening during an election year.
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  12.  @thatswhatisaid2  No it's not. That number is real. You can't pretend to know this pandemic and the primary cause of death better than doctors who completed the death certificates. Just say you're willing to take the risk, but don't lie about the science, and people who've already died.
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  13.  @thatswhatisaid2  I got to correct you again. You're using wrong stats and jumping from subject to subject. Drop Biden and the political BS. This is a medical issue and a pandemic. You don't have exaggerate or downplay it. You're just assuming you know more than the rest of the world, which you don't.
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  14. Stop lying. The US economy hasn't grown this fast with an unemployment this low since the Reagan Administration. The reason there is inflation is because the economy is growing too fast. If we couldn't afford being a superpower, we wouldn't be one.
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  15.  @lunardestruction  They're still mad to not be relevant in the US-Russian confrontation because of the change in US Administration. They have to desperately identify economic indicators to fit their narratives. Both parties in Congress and NATO countries are in alignment. The only ones opposed are the Kremlin, isolationist, and supporters of the former US president.
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  16.  @lunardestruction  You're likely talking to a morbidly obese troll with type-2 diabetes who's mad that he can't find 24hr Krispy Kreme donuts. I don't think this one is a CCP bot. It just sounds like a big tub of lard trying to spread misinformation, but knows nothing about geopolitics.
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  17.  @justsayn5255  I just remember fat women coming to try on shoes too small.
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  18.  @mohicanjoe2079  Yes, they were good tippers if that's what you're asking.
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  19. There had to have been a reason so many people voted Democrats in power.
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  20.  @leonardarchuleta8896  Why didn't they do it last November? You think that was an accident?
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  21.  lol  TL;DR. Not your post; mind your own biz.
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  22.  lol  Here's a longer one for you: I don't take an opinion on anything you've said. I could be in complete agreement or disagreement with you. I'd appreciate if you moved on and stopped randomly tagging people who aren't talking to you. You'd know a comment is for you when you see your name in the message. There are better ways to find friends instead of inviting yourself into conversation that don't concern you. The OP knows how to speak for himself, so why are you here speaking for him?
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  23.  lol  No one wants to hear your anti-media rants and other fascist crap. It's boring and a turn off. I'm not mad at the TV like you are.
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  24.  @leonardarchuleta8896  No point in reading an article. I voted for Biden, and the media had nothing to do with it. I'm also dissatisfied with performance of the Biden Administration, and if they asked me during the survey, I wouldn't approve of the job. My issue was the handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal. If there were election tomorrow between Biden and a Trump-led GOP, I'm voting Biden without even thinking about it. If there were a serious candidate with the GOP, who was a real Christian conservative and returned the party to sanity, then there would be more options; and I wouldn't have to be forced to vote Democrat.
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  25.  @leonardarchuleta8896  Also, media has nothing to do with political decisions. Any person with a high-school or junior-college education, knows how to use critical-thinking skills. The media has a liberal bias, but that's because more of their viewers share the same political ideology. If the media could change the politics of their viewers, they could begin to cover Biden the same way they covered Trump, and not a single Biden supporter would change their votes. The culture war and hostility between the MSM and Trump and his supporters, doesn't impact me or my life. I've watched the conflict since January 2017, and it's been upsetting, but it doesn't involve me.
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  26.  lol  The media told me to tell you to go away, so BYE!
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  27.  lol  Full transparency: I had to use the YouTube Mute feature on you. You're cluttering up my notifications and are wasting server space. I normally hate being the bully, but this is Saturday night. Go get a life and stop stalking another dude. I'm not into you. I'd rather break my neck and give myself head rather than being sexually harassed by a Maga troll who doesn't know when to STOP messaging.
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  28. He called the Black guy the N-word and got beat up.
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  29. Those are Trump supporters.
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  30. Good. I'm there with them on both fronts.
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  31. FCC? Facebook is making the US billions. It's in wealth, and the intelligence services enjoys the free data worldwide.
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  32.  eyeoftheebeholder00  Fool, I can explain it better than you can explain your point. I don't have time to teach and educate trolls on history and politics. Use the Google search.
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  33.  @YahuahIsKing1229  Good👍🏾. That's exactly what we wanted.
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  34. You can't avoid WWIII by hiding under a rock. Appeasement didn't work to stop Hitler, and it won't work with Putin. A global conflict could have already begun. Being afraid of nukes and refusing to confront Putin is why cowardly people should never take power in the White House. We wouldn't have a country left after you've given everything to the bully.
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  35.  @martinnamnu2420  A guy who was filmed in the White House advising the country to inject bleach and put UV light inside the body to fight Covid-19 also tried that, too. When you get called out and embarrassed, you can't just undo it by pretending it was sarcasm or dry humor. Next time, I can't stay hard, it's because of the sarcasm or a headache.
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  36. The employers are mandating them not the government.
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  37.  @lesliecraig2458  The constitution binds the government. If it's an unconstitutional act, you'd have to offer more than just private employers being regulated and potentially fined.
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  38. ​ @chertfoot1500  I already know about the NY mandates. This is about Texas' private employers being mandating by the White House and OSHA.
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  39.  orley smith  That's not what the mandate says. If you have a source, show it. Otherwise, don't tag with made-up conspiracy theories. Large employers are already regulated by OSHA, and federal employees, contractors, and sub-contractors have always been subjected to contractual requirements from the president.
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  40.  @garrettalarmdepot7827  Employment discrimination is already illegal, and courts have already determined which classes of people are protected from wrongful discharge. Vaccination mandates are from OSHA, and the government and employers are trying to reopen the economy without super spreader events in the workplace. Being employed is a privileges, not a right. I had to be vaccinated or tested on my job, too. If someone had a valid health concern and is terminated, they're protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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  41.  @stevecanyon4577  Yes. That describes most of the fools on the far-right who side with Putin and the Kremlin rather than America and NATO.
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  42.  @atx4fun  Are you thinking the judge dismissed the case without having established precedent? I haven't read the order and am definitely not giving legal advice on state law, but the jury only answers questions of "fact." It's possible that no evidence of "malice" was uncovered during discovery, so NYT could have asked the judge for a summary judgment based on "law." Regardless of the jury's decision, if the law doesn't support the case, then the Jury's determinations are futile and moot because no case exists for them to consider. It's in a federal court because Palin and the NYT headquarters are in different states (and the claim > $75,000), but the judge is applying New York State Law for tort and personal injury claims. Defamation cases are hard to prove in any state if the Plaintiff is a public figure. The NYT may have definitely harmed Palin's reputation, but they issued a retraction of the error. I don't remember the name (I think it's was Sandman), but there was a high school kid who went to Washington, DC, and was there with a Native American group. He was able to sue CNN and settle with them. He had a valid defamation claim mostly because he wasn't a celebrity or public figure, and the requirement to prove "malice" wasn't necessary.
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  43. ​ @atx4fun  It is odd, and she is appealing the case. Normally, if you don't have a case or controversy, it is dismissed pretty early in the lawsuit. She has a good legal team to have gotten this far, and it's important because if it gets to the Supreme Court, they will decide whether the "actual malice" requirement nationwide stays law, and they can address why the case was dismissed during jury deliberations.
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  44. That's not just what the CEO of a bank wants. Why would you throw away a global empire it look centuries to build? After defaulting, the interest rates will go up and we'll be weaker and in more debt. That doesn't make fiscal sense.
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  45. The statute of limitations passed. The migrant families were separated during the Trump Administration.
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  46. I know with the inside of Melania looks like.
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  47. He's not there for the poor and needy. His priorities are lowering taxes for the rich, reducing business regulations, and packing the courts with conservative judges.
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  48. States can't print money💰. The federal government conducts fiscal policy during a economic downturn like this.
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  49. I'm conflicted on this because I benefit financially.
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  50.  @nocturnalrecluse1216  The latter or a typical combination of both.
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