Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "CNN" channel.

  1. It's hardly a cherry.
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  2. *perfectly (adverb)
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  3. The Cuomos look so alike I think they must be cloned. Chris Cuomo has quite a red face which reflects his fever.
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  4. It's like a cult.
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  5. Surely 'ruminate, cogitate or reflect on that' not 'marinade on that'
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  6. Russia's protection. 'I'm protecting you (thump thump). Tell me where the Nazis are?' Putin, Putin, loves putting the boot in.
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  7. The Republican Party are 'enthralled with a strong person and a Dictator'. Wow. Putin, Stalin, Xi, Kim Jong Un and Adolph Hitler all fit the bill.
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  8.  Tiktokovna Shkrebneid  You do know socialism and fascism are different don't you? Trump is hardly a socialist. He's pretty much a laissez faire capitalist.
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  9.  Eddy Veliz  Hardly because he doesn't believe in extending that to Americans in general. Anyway how do you know he paid 750 bucks?
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  10. @fucian j Well that's your interpretation based on the info you are being fed. I think what they want is more like the Scandinavian countries have now, and they regularly come top of the happiness index but fear will make people want to stick with what they have and that suits the agendas of the corporations very well - those same corporations that are powerful lobby interests in Washington and that help to fund the parties that act in their interests while feeding the public with slogans like 'MAGA'.
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  11.  Jennifer Erickson  I get the joke, but socialism is for the many not the few, so grabbing free or cheap stuff for himself and his wealthy cronies isn't socialism. There is a cynical saying in the UK though that it's 'socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor.' In other words the rich make sure their friends in government ensure they get bailed out or subsidised from the public purse whereas the poor are expected to pull themselves out of trouble.
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  12. You'd think they'd know who he was by now. Is it deliberate harrassment for some reason or just stupidity?
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  13. This man knows nothing about the business he's been put in charge of.
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  14. Trump encourages racism by encouraging racist groups that support him.
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  15. I don't trust products and companies that have no bad reviews (with some exceptions), and you can tell the types of reviews that are generic and not from personal experience. Where there are bad reviews I look a them to see what sort of things are being complained about. Sometimes it's just that things didn't fit or weren't to the customers taste or they were expecting something different (though the product is well described in the offer) or they didn't take notice of the size etc or the product arrived damaged but they say it was replaced o.k. These are not really a concerns compared to products falling apart, not lasting long, not doing the job, not arriving, not as described, poor customer service, no refunds etc. If people really feel ripped off they will say things like 'don't buy from this company'. Sometimes I can't find any reviews for a product in which case I don't buy it. I also google for 'independent reviews' of the supplier or product, and don't just rely on reviews on the supplier's own website.
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  16.  @davidtorres1300  There are just more barriers now in Georgia.
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  17.  @greghendershot6126  Here, you can read them for yourself. It includes new ID requirements, to vote absentee by mail, new time limits to apply for those mail ballots. It restricts the location of ballot boxes and times when they can be accessed. Poor and less literate people are less likely to be able to meet these requirements e.g. if they have no car and fail to apply for mail ballots within the new limits.https://www.cbsnews.com/news/georgia-voting-law-naacp-lawsuit/
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  18.  @greghendershot6126  What car can you buy and afford the running costs for, for the price of a phone and some Nike shoes? In any case how do you know the poorest all have these? No significant voter fraud was found in the recent election. No evidence of fraud that would stand up in court was provided, so this is a 'solution' for a problem that doesn't exist, and if it's such a good thing, why did Kemp shut out elected representatives while he was doing it?
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  19.  @greghendershot6126  The MSM has got more to lose by lying than the conspiracy sites you probably visit. Are you saying that the MSM is misreporting what the courts have said? Then name a court case where election fraud has successfully been proved?
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  20.  @greghendershot6126  Post up the evidence relating to the court that said that. Courts consider evidence, not political implications.
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  21.  @greghendershot6126  You're saying all the mainstream media is corrupt. Where's the evidence of that? In fact there's a wide spectrum of views on the MSM. Where is the evidence that the courts are corrupt. Sadly it's just what you want to believe.
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  22.  @greghendershot6126  Well he's certainly corrupt. He must be referring to himself.
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  23.  @greghendershot6126  I don't watch much TV but I do lots of research.
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  24.  @raymondglaser8481  I think the difference is that the vote for the stimulus bill did not prevent the Republicans from voting, whereas Kemp shut out elected representatives. She was an elected representative and had the right to be there. What right did he have to shut her out? Of course she protested. Isn't that what the Americans did at the time of the Boston Tea Party - protested at no taxation without representation? As for what I have against the bill, you can read my comments in this trail as I have already explained in detail to someone else.
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  25.  @raymondglaser8481  Of course she was protesting. She had a right to be in there. It was Kemp who was breaking the law by excluding her. The point is the Republicans as elected representatives, had the right to vote against the stimulus bill and did so, before it was passed and signed. She as an elected representative was given no right to consider or vote on the bill. Kemp did it all in secret apart from the inclusion of a few of his cronies. That's not democracy. That's corruption.
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  26.  @corryburton9834  Which fact checker's are biased and where does the evidence for that come from, conspiracy sites? If you are prepared to ignore all evidence except those conspiracy ones that fit your conspiracy theories there's no helping you. I hope you never have to do jury service as you would come loaded with preconceived prejudices.
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  27.  @corryburton9834  No. Fox news is owned by Rupert Murdoch who is as right wing as they come. That's what you prefer to believe. Just because something's left wing doesn't mean it's wrong. In fact the right wing are the biggest liars. They are protecting the interests of powerful wealthy men who own them. Democracy doesn't help that so they seek to undermine it.
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  28.  @corryburton9834  Oh for goodness sake. All they can fall back on all the time is Hunter Biden. That's pathetic. Trump has criticised the USA for supporting the Ukrainian resistance to Putin hasn't he? Trump was much more complimentary about Putin and Kim Jong Un than any democratic leaders. He considers democratic leaders to be weak and admires dictators. That's what you'd get with Trump if he got back into power. He'd dismantle democratic procedures and protections. He has no respect for the US Constitution if it doesn't serve his purposes. He just wants to be able to be criminal and corrupt in his own interests with no comeback. That's why he wants to be President again.
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  29.  @corryburton9834  Well the Supreme court members are appointed by Presidents and Trump appointments gave it a conservative majority. Those are political appointments but judges of integrity would consider evidence and legal points rather than ignoring them in favour of political judgements. I don't think I understand your last sentence. It's not intelligible English. I'm not shaming anyone. There are times when people want to change laws and can demonstrate to show their support for change, which is allowed, but rioting is illegal.
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  30. The government doesn't seem to be able to get adequate supplies of PPE to NHS staff and Care workers.
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  31.  @JMichael-xc7uu  I care, but I don't care to be told what not to do by other youtube commenters.
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  32. I think Trump and his cronies are trying to start some sort of civil war. Many people now believe what they want to believe and seek out media confirmation of their beliefs, never mind the truth. Fundamentally hardcore Trump supporters don't accept democracy. If someone like Trump gets voted in in future they will seek to destroy the mechanisms for democracy.
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  33.  @therb6365  Eh?
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  34.  @mollybloom5681  How could she lose?
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  35.  @robertwilson207  Trump's much more of a Nazi.
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  36.  @thedom6209  I think the comment of mine you are responding to, was my response to someone who said Trump was the leader of the free world rather than Merkel, and my comment was meant as a disagreement with that statement. I'm not going to make any more comments on this thread now because it is so long, it takes me ages to scroll down and find any comment addressed to me.
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  37. If you don't know, you are susceptible to bonkers conspiracy theories.
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  38.  @erikh5512  Yes there is real news on TV but viewers are so bamboozled now with conspiracy theorists, bots and trolls muddying the waters that many people can't see it. They doubt everything now which is just the aim of those who want to discredit bad news.
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  39.  Mike Hall  What Trump does is unbelievable - granted, but that's him. That's what he does. He only really listens to very few people, mostly in his family. He doesn't read anything or listen to experts or those with knowledge, and he seizes on anything that will make him look good or exculpate him from blame for anything. He doesn't really care if it's true or not. In his own mind and in his own little circle, he can never do anything bad.
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  40. Well, it's only fair.
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  41. He doesn't seem to understand the effects of Covid on the economy. Did he ever try to stop Trump's handouts to the wealthy, even though they have lots of money already?
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  42.  Jake Songster  I'd say not. It's a question of whether politicians incited such behaviour whether they too are guilty, but I don't think it's possible to excuse one's own law breaking by blaming someone else, not unless they forced you to do it at gunpoint.
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  43.  @juliea.w.2127  Who is brainwashed by Trump? Not me. I'm no Trump supporter.
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  44. @Beastbombshell P.S But I agree they should be responsible for their own actions. They know the law and can't blame others if they choose to break the law.
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  45. Stupid. She works for the country as a whole not one particular taxpayer at the expense of all the others.
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  46. Sometimes Trump almost sounds Presidential. It's when someone else writes his speeches.
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  47. It's about quality not quantity and gut guzzling. That's why people are mostly slim in France.
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  48. 4:25 'No trial will began?' Did this person not learn English grammar?
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  49. I don't think Trump is ever going to admit that he's lost. Even when he's out of office he's going to maintain that he was robbed of victory, even if all of his court cases fail.
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  50. They should have realised long ago when Trump called them 'losers'. The spending was always mandatory anyway. The GOP are making up excuses because they only did this to spite the Democrats.
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