Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "The Hill" channel.

  1.  @perirgensolsson3673  In the public court filings. It's been covered by several news agencies. It's not hard to find.
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  2.  @squatch545  There's a difference in judging someone and shaming someone. One can involve silence, the other can not. Nobody elected you judge and juror of what is and isn't acceptable. That's why it's called tolerance. When I was a teenager wearing a short skirt was shameful, cursing in public was shameful, and many other things. Some of those things could even result in a fine. We ended that by ignoring it and doing it anyway regardless of the consequences. What's "shameful" today is freedom tomorrow.
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  3. Except studies have shown black owned banks give out fewer loans to blacks than white owned ones. A lot point to the study on black sounding names not being hired, but ignore the conclusion because they found black employers did the same which ruled out racism as the cause. The banks study points out the same. So the reason is not race, but something else. It's easy to say race because it's visible rather than dig deeper to find the true cause.
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  4.  @jgmediting7770  So you're trying to say that CNN and MSN are secretly right wing? They participate regularly in this type of behavior. If someone starts to say something they don't like, they talk over them. They show videos and tweets of people being canceled and cheer it on.
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  5. As long as you don't allow anyone else in.
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  6. No they weren't. Suicide rates skyrocketed, deaths from heart attacks went up because people were afraid to go to the ER and waited too late, serious injuries to children from abuse skyrocketed, and the rape hotlines had more children call than women for the first time ever. Due to the lockdowns at least twice the number of people will starve to death worldwide. That's what they were about to many.
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  7. Remember that Obama prosecuted the most whistleblowers in history?
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  8. There is zero evidence. 3 years of investigation and zero evidence. Facts not feelings especially in law.
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  9. It's in the court filings. He even said it on here. They were going to come after his son who'd just become a father. They bankrupted and railroaded Flynn, do you think they would haven't done the same to his son when they were telling him they were going to?
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  10. What? There is documented proof he knew and was neck deep in it. This is more than they had on Nixon.
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  11. I guess the suicides because people lost everything isn't life? How about the double or more that will starve to death, or the people that died because their surgeries had been put off?
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  12.  @sabinereynaudsf  No it's because Trump fulfilled a lot of Obama's promises. NAFTA is mentioned here and that's a prime example. Trump doesn't speak as well, but he ran on almost the same platform as Obama on a number of issues.
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  13. No it hasn't. Portland has been on fire for 47 days. People have been shot at in their cars during protests and people have been killed. Police are being ambushed and killed. Seriously, inform yourself.
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  14. Because large companies are making their employees read it now.
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  15. I caught that too. There was even one that was high profile. The Australian tourist killed by the Somalian cop. It's hard to pay much attention when you're whole argument is based on a false premise.
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  16.  @ufosrus  It's not the movement it's self, it's the reaction of some to it. The white saviors are a prime example. This book is another one. It has original sin without forgiveness or a way for redemption. You've got people being baptized at Floyd's murder site. It's based off humans needing a purpose which is sociological based. Our interactions with apes and chimps have moved them in the same direction. They are now showing signs of basic religion by making small monuments.
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  17.  bleepehdeepdoop  That's in your work place, not in your private life. What you do on your time should not affect your work. If I go to a bar and get drunk, I shouldn't be fired because my boss doesn't approve of drinking. You also shouldn't be fired because you support one candidate or another which is happening. Especially if I don't talk about it at work.
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  18. I agree. I grew up around all kinds and made sure my kids did as well. It looked like the UN at my house on the weekends and everybody loved it. I raised them to be proud of all the pieces that made them so speaking about race isn't hard for them. I'm 3 races and they are 4.
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  19.  @titanwarrior4886  What is considered racist depends on the person that hears it. People are now calling Chess racist, that doesn't make it so. I also was not aware something some do now equals all do. If you've never used a derogatory term in your entire life, then you can throw a stone. I'd put money on that you have.
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  20. You swallowed the pill the media wanted you to. For one you're saying it's okay for one group to protest but not another. Rights for me, but not for thee. Secondly that they were about haircuts and not about losing everything they'd worked for. Not for the spike in suicides, child abuse, molestation, deaths from delayed treatments and surgeries. Most of which these two touched on, but you preferred to ignore.
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  21.  @wilsonsdrift9462  So if you're fine with Biden's corruption and influence from foreign governments, why are you complaining about Trump at all? Trump has been in office less than 4 years, Biden has been for 47. You're upset someone that was already rich has lost wealth while in office, but fine that a politician in office 47 years has gotten himself and his family rich by peddling his influence. I don't understand how you can excuse one person's proven corruption and condemn another's. It only proves you have no actual morals or true foundation of thought.
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  22. With a lockdown if they don't want to get infected, then they should follow the guidelines and stay home. It really is that simple. There was no need to leave your home unless you were an essential worker, and as an essential worker you were at much higher risk not just from a protester, but anyone.
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  23. So Trump can spy on his political opponents using the FBI and undermine the administration that comes after him? Okay then.
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  24. Because what they did technically isn't illegal thanks to the Patriot act, and that should be the scariest part of all of it.
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  25. Why do you think they were all Republicans? There are more than just two ideas in this country. Flag burning did used to be illegal except for proper disposal of faded and damaged flags. Those are collected and respectfully disposed of by veterans usually. A Supreme court case changed it. It's been an issue since then. At the WTO protests Gen X stopped Boomers from burning it because we didn't want that to become an issue for the press to latch onto. So my take away from this is that you're fine with every court decision and every law that currently exists. Good for you, but others aren't and they are free, just as you are, to express that.
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  26.  @thirstquencher4631  So you admit it's a bad book, but defend it because of politics? What's wrong with calling a bad book bad?
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  27. I'm not sure how you don't see how bad this is. It opens the door to this being the norm. The administration in power using the intelligence agencies to undermine and sabotage the incoming one should never be acceptable. That's not getting into using the Patriot act to spy on political rivals.
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  28. No. He was passing funny money at a store
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  29. Antifa is so against facism they set up a communist regime in Seattle that's run by an abusive warlord. They put up barriers and have armed guards to keep people out. They were begging for food within 24 hours from the government they declared they are no longer a part of and are making demands. In other words, they're acting pretty facist.
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  30. See I'd like to take you seriously, but as an independent (the majority of voters) you're intentional slurs and inability to recognize the truth; even when supplied with texts, emails, memos, notes, and recordings, makes that impossible. I'll ask you like the others: So it's going to perfectly fine when Trump spies on his political opponents and undermines the incoming administration if he loses? If you're answer is no, then you're the problem.
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  31. Dear lord. There is a court case that's public record that details all of this with evidence. Texts, emails, memos, notes, etc. There has been testimony in Congress by some involved that this happened and is true. If you're waiting for Obama or Biden to admit it, you'll die old still waiting.
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  32. What? So states aren't reporting their numbers anymore? Yes they are and so will the news if they can bother to do a quick search and math.
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  33. When did social distancing in a line, waiting for your temperature to be taken before being allowed to enter a building "storming"?
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  34. 500,000 died in the EU from lack of care in 2018. The majority from not receiving heart disease treatments in a timely manner. They put out a report you can search for. The numbers are not what we're being led to believe it would be.
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  35. Michagan still wasn't opening when either were going on. A couple had the lockdowns extended to this past week.
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  36. So I guess the group of black armed protesters at my Capitol shouldn't have been protesting for Floyd then. They were also dressed in black tactical gear. A lot were armed since open carry is legal. Interesting isn't it how the many armed ones weren't shown by the media, but that's all the media showed for the other one.
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  37.  @randyallen7688  Were did you get that number? It's 35 million or so. So 700,000 will have to find a different job. Which will put us at about 5% or so unemployment once all economies open back up. Considering the ideal is between 4% and 3.5% that's not bad. Once you hit 3% or below available workforce can't keep up with growth and it starts to slow.
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  38. Her argument is a false premise. Black cops do shoot unarmed whites, the national media doesn't cover it. 9 unarmed blacks were killed by police last year and 19 unarmed whites. You never heard about the white ones because they don't count.
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  39. Seriously? Did you not keep up with the number of new military engagements we got involved with and the ones he ramped up? It was disturbing.
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  40. Except masks aren't a substitute for social distancing. You are supposed to be doing both. Did you interview every person protesting to know none of them thought it was a hoax? If you didn't, then you can't claim that. Singing and touching are also huge no nos, but saw a lot of that too. None of what you said has anything to do with why it wasn't acceptable for one group, but was for the other.
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  41.  @kielweiss3606  Not in all states and gatherings of more than 10 weren't allowed anywhere much less in the hundreds or thousands. They are surging because of protests. We're hitting the 2 week mark of when they started.
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  42. You are correct. They certainly wouldn't have lasted as long or been as violent. It was a powder keg waiting to go off. You can't keep a population locked up in a constant state of fear and not expect something to happen.
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  43.  @bradleysmith681  OMG! They are so insulting. I let one have it. She was basically yelling at me because I said I'm not upset my ancestors were slaves because it serves no purpose in my life to hold on to anger for something I can't change. I finally told her she was racist for trying to me how to feel about something that happened to me and not her. That whites like her were some of the most racist people because they think minorities need people like them to take over and tell us what we need because they think we're too stupid to know.
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  44. So you don't want juries? Zimmerman was released by a jury. Every Western system has a jury in some aspect of it's judicial system. So what is the replacement? Pointing to what you view as a problem but offering no alternative or solution is useless.
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  45.  @moneybaggjoe2949  She gave you the definition of defund and you are still trying to change it's meaning. It means to remove funding to dissolve it. That's the definition and why there is confusion. Words have meanings already attached to them so you don't get to go "you don't understand" when you use the word incorrectly.
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  46.  @ikekamalu6175  In the court filings. I guess you don't believe texts, emails, memos, and notes like this one. It's public record and has been covered by many news agencies.
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  47. The NJ thing didn't work. It was basically a Union bust, but they formed another Union and now it costs more than it did.
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  48. Most don't know it was an experiment. It was done during the Spanish flu where there were large outbreaks, but never dreamed of on a scale like was done.
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  49. So rights for me but not for thee? The reason someone protests isn't really relevant since it's a right guaranteed by the Constitution. Who are you to decide what is of life and death importance to another person? I wasn't aware bringing up suicides and drug abuse caused by the depths of despair was personal satisfaction? What about the huge increase in severe injuries from child abuse, molestation, and preventable deaths? Were those worth it or is that personal satisfaction too?
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  50.  @brianj.4890  Except it was groups on campus that paid the speaker fee. These colleges were state colleges and receives federal funding. They are not private, so denying it was a violation of free speech or the ACLU wouldn't have sued over it. Allowing different views should be supported by colleges because you're supposed to learn how to think freely and use facts to prove an idea as bad.
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  51. The federal government provides very little in education funding. That's mostly the state and local level and any grievances should be handled at those levels. I'm not sure on welfare. It seems to be a failed program since the black community had more wealth and more prosperity before it's inception and it's been a steady decline since then until recently. I believe it serves a purpose, but I think it needs to be looked at.
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  52. They need riot gear that's obvious from the week long burning of cities. They might be sworn to protect, but according to SCOTUS in 2005 that's not their job.
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  53. Minneapolis is intending that per the city council president. To have a future of no police. Hope they like Mexico.
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  54. How does "let me go back to work" become haircut? You too missed the depths of despair that was being talked about by the protesters. Suicide rates, child abuse, molestation, drug abuse, and preventable deaths all skyrocketed.
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  55. My thing with not opening schools is that the poor and minorities will be harmed the most especially the Elementary kids. I don't understand why many having school lunch as their only meal and the skyrocketing numbers of child abuse and molestation aren't seen as important. A couple of months ago teachers and experts were calling for them to reopen in the fall for these reasons.
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  56. Protesting is a right afforded to everyone. You don't get to decide who gets to and who doesn't. Rights don't work like that. I'm tired of the haircut crap. They were protesting the lose of their livelihood. People that cut hair are usually self employed and got nothing except bills they can't pay and not being to buy food for their families.
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  57. How is the Constitution racist when anything dealing with that has been appealed? Name one part, one sentence that advocates racism that hasn't been removed by a new amendment.
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  58.  @dar-wv4pr  So did the Memphis boys, but they still didn't do it and there was never any evidence they did.
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  59. Except some are calling for the complete removal of a police force. A total abolishment. So who's in charge to decide what is and isn't meant? That's the real problem. What some demands mean depends on who you ask.
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  60. So protesting is now a white privilege? Seriously? Nobody but NYC came close to being overwhelmed with hospitalizations. None of them were there. The originals were in Michigan where they couldn't buy seeds or go fishing in a motorized boat. Explain how a kayak won't spread the virus buy a motorboat will. It was ridiculous regulations. They were being fined, even though they had no job, for walking across the street in some places. How does slapping large fines on people that are unemployed and already losing everything right? The worst hit were small businesses owned by minorities.
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  61. The protesters were armed here and in many states that allow it. Black and white. The reason you didn't see it with this group and you did the other group is because that's what the media wanted you to see.
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  62. No to the last part. All of that is still in effect. Cases were rising again before the protests and the health experts were still saying stay home and opposed the openings.
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  63. Trump didn't use the intelligence agencies to spy of political opponents or use them to create a fake case to put someone in prison that began a 3 year investigation based off that faked information. How can you play party politics about something like this? If you think it was justified, then don't complain when Republicans do it since it's totally okay.
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  64.  Atheos B. Sapien  That wouldn't have happened had Clinton not made them a preferred trade partner.
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  65. He took a plea deal. It's now in public record in the court filings that have overturned his guilty plea. All the evidence you could dream of. Texts, emails, memos, notes like that one, etc.
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  66. They Unionized again and costs more than surrounding areas with a higher population. That argues that more funding would help with better regulations.
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  67. How is it a strawman argument? I think you've seen that used and think it applies everywhere. They were both protests which are rights under the Constitution. They both had passionate supporters. You do realize work means being able to feed your family and not lose everything you have right? Do you have any idea how many eviction notices are being sent out because people haven't worked for 3 months? Do a Google. So how is it a strawman? You agreeing with one set and disagreeing with the other doesn't make it a strawman. A strawman is when I compare something that did happen to something that didn't but maybe, if the star's align, could.
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  68. You mean like Bill who'd gotten $250,000 from the Russians for a speech while Hillary was saying he was going to be the economic adviser? Cuts both ways.
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  69. That's a good thing. Political sides don't belong in real journalism.
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  70. You're right. Those governors should not have put positive patients back into nursing homes. Especially since it had been stressed how deadly it was to the elderly. They accounted for over half the deaths. Since Congress controls the purse strings, you're right, they should have acted sooner rather than the house dragging their feet on the first package and instead dragging it out for over a month.
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  71. Yeah, that's not how freedom works.
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  72. We still have the ACA. It wasn't repealed.
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  73. The EU is calling for an investigation excluding China. It's not just the US who has questions about what happened.
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  74. Tell that to all the unemployed that got large fines for being outside.
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  75. So if someone is actively killing your family who would call? A detective or social worker isn't really going to be helpful. Or if you're being held hostage, your spouse is beating you?
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  76. What? So it's fine if Trump uses the intelligence agencies to spy on political opponents and undermine the incoming administration if he loses? That's what you're advocating for.
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  77. It should. This is why the Patriot act was never a good idea. Many of us saw this potential from the start. It's upsetting it was used like this at the first opportunity.
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  78. I'm not comparing it to any other administration. I don't need to compare things to know if something is wrong or bad. Anyone that does is just attempting to justify someone they like doing something bad.
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  79. This note was just released yesterday.
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  80. Ding ding ding! You win the prize of having intelligence.
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  81. The same reason protesting the lockdowns because people need money and people were dying equaled killing grandma but the BLM were fine during a pandemic.
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  82. Your last sentence is laughable and destroys the validity of the rest of your comment. As for rehabilitation, which the system has already been moving towards and is why many leave prison with an education if they want one, what about those who can't be rehabilitated? Serial killers, terrorists, serial rapists, etc. Everyone always forgets there are those beyond rehabilitation. There are just evil people that should never be able to rejoin and threaten society.
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  83. The Logan Act has never been used. Talking with foreign governments is common for incoming administrations. In fact, it's normal. That's part of the transition. Transition doesn't actually happen overnight like they make it look. That would result in chaos. Pretty much every intelligence official involved has come clean on this and that he didn't violate anything or lie.
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  84. He was good on foreign policy, but was pretty craptastic on domestic. That's why he's been the go to guy for foreign negotiations when we get in a pickle, but was a single term President. My mom worked for him when he was Governor of Georgia.
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  85. She was acquitted by the state supreme court. Many parts of the lockdowns didn't hold up under judicial scrutiny. Some did though.
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  86. It's not a theory. It's proof is in court filings in the overturning of the case. Several lawyers on YouTube have taken up the language so people can understand it.
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  87. Native organizations lobby for rights. Planned parenthood lobbies, a lot of nonprofits that I bet you support lobby. I really don't think you mean all of them. I think you mean the ones you don't agree with.
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  88.  @featurescreatures  He's not a righty though. He's a classic liberal just as I am. That's traditionally been a slightly left position.
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  89.  @thelamjr  Then how were over 400 officers hospitalized with serious injuries if they were always peaceful. Peaceful isn't throwing rocks, bottles, etc. That said, no I haven't seen but maybe a couple that didn't support the latest protest. However, it was few that supported the others. It was "they are murderers!" and "I hope they catch it and die!".
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  90. They also objected to the reopening, strongly, which he talked about also but it seems many didn't pay attention to.
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  91.  @retroactivehistory  It's in the court filings and evidence. There a few lawyers explaining all the legal jargon.
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  92. I actually agree. I doubt at this point he can tell you what he ate for breakfast. The debates will be...interesting.
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  93. These same health experts were against opening up that began in Republican states too. You skipped that very important part. If they weren't in favor of a couple going to a restaurant at 33% capacity, how could they justify close gatherings of hundreds and thousands? There in lies the hypocrisy.
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  94. So you're fine with people driving 50 mph in a school zone since traffic tickets are just a shakedown? That's what you get with no traffic laws.
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  95. I saw guns. Every protest in my state had guns being carried by black and white. The media didn't show it, so it must not have happened. Every state is still partially locked down and still not allowing groups of more than 10, even for funerals
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  96. Trump did do prison reform at the federal level, which is all Biden could do either. They both agree that Trump had obviously tried, but the industrial complex has been hard to push back against.
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  97. The evidence released in the new cases shows he didn't lie. It's normal for incoming cabinet members to make contact before the transition date. That isn't new. FBI agents involved have come clean and said Flynn did nothing wrong. Plus false information was used to unmask him in the spying they did. That means he never should have been unmasked and there never should have been an investigation. Especially since it had already been closed due to lack of finding anything.
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  98.  @rustyoak8860  Others that were in the email chains have said they are real and correct, one of Hunter's partners have said they are true and released 26,000 emails of their communications, it's Hunter's signature on the recipient at the repair shop, Hunter's lawyer contacted the repair shop by phone and email trying to get the laptop back after the NYP advised the Biden camp about the story before it was released to get their side, there is a record of the FBI taking possession of the laptop from a subpoena. That's more real evidence than any story from a single anonymous source that's plagued stories for the last 4 years that people accepted hook, line, and sinker.
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  99. He wasn't saying one was justified and one wasn't. You're trying to counterpoint an argument he never made. They were fighting because the lockdowns were causing financial and emotional harm as well as being unconstitutional. Many cities were trying to ban protesting. Where would you be if they hadn't stood before you did?
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  100. That's illegal. This is a prime example of why all that paper has to be saved.
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  101. No. They were spying on Republican candidates during the primaries including Ted Cruz per testimony in Congress. The investigation started by Comey was based off this information that he knew first hand was false and faked because he helped do it. He absolutely should have been fired. This clearly shows why Obama didn't do it after his Hillary news conference. They intentionally undermined the incoming administration. That should never be okay no matter what side of the political aisle you're on.
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  102. The left has outlawed transfat because it's bad for you. They've threatened a "fat" tax and would love to ban tobacco. They are just as bad.
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  103.  WT Servs  Why are you bringing Natives into this? Did any Native organizations ask for your help? I know the answer and it's no. Sorry, but we don't require any white saviors. We all saw at Standing Rock that the only thing they are good for is destruction. The mess that was made and left was disturbing and no Native requires that help on or near their sacred sites. The Native community is against protesting as a whole and prefers to handle situations using legal means.
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  104. If they could use Russiagate why not Obamagate since it's 100% clear now he was involved?
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  105. This isn't about Trump. This is about the intelligence agencies being weaponized against a political opponent. So when Trump does it since it's fine to do, will you still think the same?
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  106. Flag burning has been an issue since the 60s. The fact that you want to basically reeducate people who have a different opinion than you, is far worse than someone having a different opinion. My people already went through that and you're advocating for it.
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  107. Those are evidence in the case to overturn his guilty plea. It was gotten because the defense has the right to all that information. It's public record now. This one note isn't all of it. There's hundreds of pages.
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  108. How is a note given as evidence in court fake news?
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  109. So the blacks and Hispanics that were there are also racist? Cubans overwhelmingly voted for him, so are they racist? This screaming racist at every person you don't agree with is making the word meaningless.
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  110. He's pointing out how difficult it will be to trust them since they basically threw it away.
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  111. The fact that you believe we were founded on white supremacy means you don't know history. There were black leaders in the Revolutionary war. My ancestors followed and died for one on Bunker Hill. The founders intend for slavery to be abolished within 20 years and the inability to do so was one of the reasons we broke from England. It was the largest section of grievances in the original draft of the Declaration of Independence, but was removed because the Carolinas and Georgia didn't agree. If what you say was true, then how were there black slave owners? They wouldn't have been allowed to have property much less the amount of wealth it took to purchase them. History is taught incorrectly and it needs to change.
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  112. That's because that's the only thing the federal government has jurisdiction over.
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  113. I have Lupus and it had never affected my health insurance.
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  114. As opposed to Russiagate?
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  115. Me too. I'm independent and this is frightening. It shouldn't matter the party side to see how troubling this is.
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  116. That's your opinion and that is their opinion. You both can have that in a free country. You telling them t GTFO means you don't believe they should be allowed to have their opinion which makes you a hypocrite.
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  117. The hypocrisy was health experts claiming one group is killing grandma and the other group is fine.
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  118.  @Gubby365  That would be fine. The problem with it is it's circular logic. Everyone agrees it addresses certain issues. It unfortunately wraps it in that circular logic. When your premise is everyone of a certain race is a certain thing it's flawed from the start. If every white person is racist and they can't change it, then that goes for the author as well. That means her work is coming from a racist perspective that she hasn't been able to conquer. That's flawed circular logic.
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  119.  @Gubby365  You didn't read it either because according to her it's not a natural response. She's doesn't get to put up new sociology terminology if she's not in the field. He doctorate is in white studies. The book is full of her personal responses to situations which shows me she's extremely racist. She says many studies several times and links one that's only broadly relevant. Statistical people have talked about it and how it misrepresents some of the things she uses as citations. It's as factually relevant as the paper saying vaccines cause autism. If you want to understand how papers like this end up getting printed and recognition, look for interviews with 3 people that faked 20 papers in a year on similar subjects. 7 of their papers were accepted, 4 printed, and one got an award.
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