Comments by "" (@charliemoore2551) on "MSNBC" channel.

  1. My goodness. I can feel the bile rising in my throat every time this guy speaks. He is truly evil.
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  2. You can fake being smart to Donald Trump - but only because he's not smart either!
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  3. He's technically not lying here. It wasn't Mein Kampf he had in his bedside cabinet according to Ivana. It was a collection of Hitler's speeches. Not only can you pick up his admiration of Hitler from his words, you can also see him aping both Hitler's and Mussolini's physical stances when he speaks. He clearly admires both of them - just as he seems to admire Putin, Kim Jong Un, Victor Orban and Xi Jin Ping. He loves dictators. It's what he has always wanted to be.
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  4.  @619M3  A lot less than Trump's. But it's worth more to me because I got it from honest hard work - somerthing Trump has never done in his life.
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  5. That's some achievement! "All Americans" made you their spokesman? What was the procedure for getting them to agree to that, then?
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  6. Good call getting Snyder on. He's measured and scholarly but not afraid to call a spade a spade.
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  7. Surely, for any test to be valid it should be administered by a neutral physician selected randomly.
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  8. Except it didn't work. She lost the case and Carrol won.
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  9. If the judge grants the injunction the plaintiff's counsel has requested, he can be criminally prosecuted for breaching it.
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  10.  @mariarivera806  Honest, decent, hard working. Or to put it another way, a lot better than a creepy little preppie who got everything on a plate and never had to account for anything. I hope you washed your hands after that.
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  11.  @classaction3314  If Trump appeals, she'll definately get paid. He has to post a bond and when he loses the court pays it directly to her.
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  12. Of course they've found weapons! They'll be the ones they brought with them!
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  13. Quite right to get upset about it but perhaps your country should stop doing it too. Ukraine in 2014 would be the obvious but what about Iran, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Chile, Italy etc? In fact, it would be easier to list the countries in which the US hasn't interfered in elections or brought about coups de etat.
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  14.  @xelamercedes  Unfortunately, it's all too clear why clear-thinking and, more importantly, plain speaking people like Snyder are kept at arm's length. Knowledge and understanding are powerful weapons and the powers that be don't want the likes of us getting too much of it.
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  15.  @severoramos8386  Mine's much higher. I've got a loving wife, loving children and grandchildren and a clean conscience. He's never had nor ever could have any of those things.
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  16. This is a man who kept a copy of Hitler's speeches in his bedside cabinet. Why does he insist the government is "persecuting" its political opponents? Well, because that's exactly what he'd be doing if he was in power. Pure projection!
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  17. There are no grounds for appeal. None of the garbage his incompetent lawyer blubbed about after the case had any substance whatsoever. It was she who missed the deadlines for introducing witnesses and evidence. And she was quite correctly prevented from arguing that Trump was not liable. That had already been legally established and cannot be undone.
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  18. Marjorie Taylor Greene said that, not AOC.
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  19.  @Chainchomp432  And that is relevant because....?
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  20. Your justice system is incredibly lax. If anyone in the UK defied court orders like this, he or she would have been in prison a long time ago, his/her bank accounts would have been sequestered and bailiffs would have seized everything he/she owns and ensured that any future income is also subject to sequestration until the debt is paid.
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  21. It's quite simple. The better off vote because politicians tend to reward them for doing so. Poorer people don't vote because, even when the candidate of their choice (usually ostensibly "left") is elected, they get betrayed. This sets off a vicious circle where politicians tend to ignore the "underclass" because they don't vote, causing them to withdraw even further from the electoral process. The danger to democracy is clear to anyone who is paying attention.
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  22. There has always been pedantry about the use of the word "Fascism". You can call someone a "Maoist" because they had once belonged to an organisation which received funding from China. You can call someone a "Trotskyite" because they read the Socialist Worker. You can be called a "Stalinist" because you occasionally get articles published in the Morning Star. But, for some reason or other, the word Fascist can only be used if the individual exactly meets very tight criteria laid down by certain academics. Why is that? Donald Trump advocates policies which would not have been out of place in Mussolini's Italy or Hitler's Germany. He speaks with admiration of world leaders who operate dictatorships and Ivana Trump informed us that a collection of Hitler's speeches was the only book she ever saw him reading. He speaks alarmingly about using violence against opponents and shutting down news outlets that criticise him. Most importantly, he views democracy and the rule of law as weaknesses which need to be eliminated. Oh, and it's worth pointing out that most Fascists in history were as corrupt as he is. If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks....
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  23. And deservedly so. For Trump to be scammed by a cheap and nasty fraud is poetic justice. But others should be protected from her incompetence and dishonesty.
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  24.  @symptomoftheuniverse4149  Agreed. Mind you, have you tried to read it? It's the most turgid and incoherent crap anyone has ever published (outside of religious works, that is). I don't think anyone could read and comprehend it.
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  25.  @kimberlylittle4868  Trying to make peace by aping dictators? Interesting technique!
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  26.  @619M3  What a stupid question! He's never done a day's work in his life. He's a con-man who preys on the gullible and stupid. To be fair, he is very skilled at finding them.
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  27.  @619M3  That's easy. I've got a lifetime of hard work behind me, I've brought up 3 honest and hard-working children who've given me 3 wonderful grandchildren. I have a beautiful and loving wife to whom I would NEVER be unfaithful. I have a home and enough income for food clothing, shelter and a few modest luxuries. More importantly, while I may not have much money, not ONE penny of it was obtained by cheating and robbing people or walking away from debts. So I'm proud to say that my net worth is more than Donald Trump's could ever be.
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  28.  @youhannabarrechit5649  Aye. Stay away from sharp objects and don't forget your medication.
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  29. It's terrifying to realise that a nation which has nuclear weapons and worse is so dominated by ignorance and superstition.
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  30. Because while Trump's supporters are obviously think as mince they are also extremely nasty. And many of them have guns.
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  31. He's feeding it to people who'll believe it in the knowledge that he's not going to be called out for it.
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  32.  @WolfNippleChips71  Joni Mitchell, The Band, Neil Young too - but that's from an auld geezer.
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  33.  @imnotdoneyet7915  The English have the same attitude about Scotland: "Why wouldn't anyone want to be us?" The ultimate arrogance!
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  34. These people are racist war criminals. Pure and simple. They should be brought before the international court at the Hague. Alongside them should be the leaders of Western governments which have colluded with the Israeli government which enables the settler movement: Biden, Macron, Sunak, Van Leyen, Scholz etc etc.
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  35. A "de minimus" lie? 🤨. Next to the porkies he's been telling on Trump's behalf his whole life it must have seemed relatively trivial. A bit like Vlad the Impaler owning up to using someone else's parking space.
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  36. Trump's government picks betray another similarity with Hitler. He also selected his government based on loyalty rather than competence or flair. This is no accident. The last thing a dictator wants is a successful underling solving problems and becoming more popular than himself. That's why Hegseth is a perfect fit for this job.
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  37. It's like putting Colonel Sanders in charge of chicken welfare!
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  38.  @johnconnor1847  "Then oddly there are all these people who said that they saw what looked like lasers or blue beams of light causing the fires, and pictures and videos.[...]A laser beam or or light source coming down to Earth I guess.Could that cause a fire? Hmmm, I don't know. I hope not. That wouldn't look so good for PG & E, Rothschild inc.Solaren or Jerry Brown...." From tweet by MTG on 17 November 2018.
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  39.  @johnconnor1847  "Then oddly there are all these people who said that they saw what looked like lasers or blue beams of light causing the fires, and pictures and videos.[...]A laser beam or or light source coming down to Earth I guess.Could that cause a fire. Hmmm, I don't know. I hope not. That wouldn't look so good for PG & E, Rothschild inc.Solren or Jerry Brown...." From tweet by MTG on 17 November 2018
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  40. Whuttt!
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  41. But if Trump gets disqualified.....
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  42. No. The word is "humanity". To be fair, I can see how that would mean "troll" to someone sympathetic to Miller.
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  43. Most of these people are related to each other - as well as being married to each other in many cases! The chances of a rational, educated candidate being selected in South Carolina are as next to zero as it's possible to be.
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  44. Good for them. I have to say that for me, the Republicans who disagree with him but support him because they think he'll win are the worst. The people who agree with his aims do at least have some sincerity - even if they have no intelligence! But perhaps this sort of ad might shift the "pragmatic" ones when they realise he's actually a vote loser.
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  45.  @echohotel7975  He's never been successful at anything. He's just a lowlife grifter who feeds off the gullible and stupid.
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  46. "Look. This isn't going to win you an election". Yet the polls show that he is in with a chance of doing just that! If he does so, your Republic is finished. And let's be honest. It would deserve to be finished. He is stupid, evil and, if re-elected, extremely dangerous. A "democracy" that puts an amoral imbecile who behaves like this into power needs to seriously take a look at itself.
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  47.  @waynelast1685  No she didn't win in 2023. Carroll did. And now she's lost again, costing him $83m. But she may well succeed in becoming his partner. After all, Melania is bound to divorce him soon so he'll need someone to change his diapers for him.
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