Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "Don't Walk, Run! Productions" channel.

  1. I remember that meeting. They ignored him and Boris openly laughed at him in the first meeting at the table. Not with him, at him. He was wandering around the garden not knowing where to go and stumbled over to the reporters thinking that's where he was supposed to be and his wife came and retrieved him.
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  2. Maybe you need to turn on captions because you don't know the difference either. He said billion at the G7 which was followed by clips showing him saying trillion in other speeches and that he'd been called out on that lie even by the Washington Post. Maybe the punchline should have been closer to the mix up so your brain can process it better.
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  3. Plus picked up a couple of governorships too and flipped several mayorals too. Pretty clear to me.
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  4.  @QuantumPineapple  Do you have proof he doesn't? So you're claiming he bought his house with cash so he doesn't have a mortgage (or he lives with mommy), has no credit cards, and owes no one anything? You know a lot about his finances. Are you a stalker or something?
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  5. He's been targeted and sued now several times. It's ridiculous.
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  6. It's like the law students at Harvard I think it was that booed and interrupted 2 lawyers from either side of the political aisle that worked together on a case for free speech and they gave a presentation about. The federal judges sent a letter telling the school they were all barred from clerkship with any of them. Which is one of the reasons you attend an Ivy League law school. The judges said that lawyers that didn't believe in the Constitution should never be lawyers.
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  7. They say because it's racist. You must remember these are the same people that believe poor kids are just as smart as white kids and that black people don't know how to use a computer.
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  8.  @mememe853  What he's saying also reflects on how Biden and his handlers care more about appearing to be good people rather than actually doing so. It's an example of the personality that's currently occupying the White House and also shows why he seems to not really care that his actions killed 13 service members and has left hundreds if not thousands of Americans stranded behind enemy lines.
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  9. There was a guy like this on my previous town's city council. He'd be in front of the courthouse protesting alone all the time, he'd disrupt meetings to grandstand, and was always making statements in the paper. We all just laughed at him. He never accomplished anything for his district but they kept electing him anyway.
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  10. ​ @invalidaccount2315  I know! I was thinking why were they referring to them as children?
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  11.  @philanderson2  I'd make this joke before the virus and it's time to dust it off 100% of people that drink water die!
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  12. The 2nd time, he had to drop out for lying. The 3rd time he did both again but didn't have enough grace to drop out. I think it speaks more to the party's decline.
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  13.  @user-hm1zb8js5i  Said Travon Martin could have been his son, weaponized the IRS against political opponents, bailed out the banks and let people swindled by them lose everything, politicized school and mass shootings, signed a death warrant for a US citizen without due process (he had him killed with a drone strike in a foreign country), killed far more innocent bystanders (including a wedding and a coffeeshop) by drone strikes then terrorists creating more terrorists. You can look at news articles that mention race, patriarchy, sex, gender, etc before 2008 and Occupy Wallstreet and after. It's shocking how it jumped up. If you think his administration had nothing to do with that, I'd like to sell you ocean front property in the desert. Edit: Forgot expanding the Patriot Act. Oh and let's not forget the only possible reason you could have to not agree with his policies is that you're racist. So if you don't think the government should be able to spy on every citizen, the IRS shouldn't be used as a way to target political opponents, or that kids in cages isn't great you're just a racist. I voted for him, so hardly a "conservative".
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  14. I mean, who would want to work with a 12 year old addict with a crazy mother? Just imagining an 11 or 12 year old already hyper on cocaine is a nightmare.
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  15.  @ob1coyote  I'd agree except CNN'S ratings say otherwise. They don't listen to anything outside of their tiny circle of people that think exactly like them. That makes them uninformed and boring.
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  16. It's the guys paddling out to an oil platform to protest and they're in a plastic kayak. People are going to figure it out when the price of everything that uses those products skyrocket because of the price of oil.
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  17. Mid 20s for the youngest.
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  18.  @SimonASNG  That's called innovation rather than invention. Most people don't know the difference. Steve Jobs was great at innovating. He took other people's inventions, figured out how they could be more useful, and adjusted them. Also a lot of things we thought were new inventions, were really invented and in use centuries ago. We just forgot them due to collapses of civilizations.
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  19. That's why they hate social media. Nothing destroys propaganda like communication.
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  20. Not just silent about. Outright lied about and said it wasn't real or happening. Best economy ever they said.
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  21. @Big Floppa As for mutations, there are animal reservoirs all over the world. That means it's now endemic. There's not a scientist worth their salt that would tell you we'll ever get to zero cases. The only possible way that might happen is an effective vaccine against this variant, every person on Earth get it simultaneously, and we kill all the animals. Maybe instead of being angry at people that can't or don't want to take the vaccine for whatever reason, you instead get angry at the people that created it and unleashed it onto the world.
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  22. You mean like Bill Clinton or Anthony Weiner?
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  23.  @isaiahsmith6016  Yes. Yes he is. He will take the opposite position of whoever he's talking to even if it's the opposite of the position he claimed to hold 2 seconds ago. He's openly stated lying is fine to get the results you desire.
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  24.  @MichaelOnines  So it's based on what they've been begging to tax. Unrealized gains.
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  25.  @cameronkruger4333 Only 30% of what’s budgeted for social services make it to the people. So 70% goes to overhead and bureaucrats which is insane. Given current technology there’s no reason for it to require that many employees.
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  26.  @Black_Caucus  Every time Tim brought up a circumstance or case that didn't fit Vaush's narrative, Vaush brushed it off by saying he didn't know anything about it. You can't claim to be extremely well informed on your positions and claim to not know of a case that refutes your premise. That's contradictory.
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  27.  @sergejw.1926  Thanks for the heads up. I won't. It's not just because I don't like Vaush. I can't stand his stans in chat that practically have an orgasm every time he says something. The level of insane worship looks like a cult and it's very disturbing.
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  28. According to that very slow awkwardly speaking Congressman you are.
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  29. Yes. The more disposable income, the more money spent, the more jobs created, the more growth occurs.
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  30.  @docjohnson1  That's ridiculous. It's been challenged several times, even at the Supreme Court level and upheld. If you don't like the law, work to change it. Calling someone a boot licker for understanding the law is just pathetic and only shows your own ignorance. At no point did they claim to agree with that law or disagree. They simply explained the law and the reasons used for it to be upheld by the courts. You're the boot licker for not wanting people to understand how the law works so they can avoid the charge. You'd rather they remain ignorant and continue to be prosecuted for an easily avoidable crime. Only the state benefits from people's ignorance of the law. Edit: It's really simple. Comply, keep your mouth shut, and demand a lawyer no matter innocence or guilt. You'd rather people resist and run their mouth making it much easier for the state. Brilliant.
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  31. ​@Mitchypoooh That happened thanks to federal loan guarantees. The school gets paid by the government regardless of the educational outcome.
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  32.  @emberfist8347  Isn't it funny how Democrats blame Republicans for their own policies like ICE and making the nuclear option in Congress?
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  33. That's crazy that Bragg claims it's not required. It absolutely is under the Constitution. It definitely would be dropped on appeal. I didn't even know they didn't list the crimes he was being accused of. Everyone involved needs to lose their license.
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  34. ​​ @TheRadioAteMyTV  Welfar isn't a right. The reason for education is because they purchase things in the area so pay taxes that pay for it and should have access based on that. The only thing that's a right that they're given is when it comes to the judiciary. Search and seizure, a lawyer, 5th Amendment, etc. Edit: Legal permanent residents get full rights except to vote. Even the 2nd applies. My husband was one for 20 years and being Canadian the first thing he did when he got his green card was buy a gun.
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  35.  @factsdontlie4342  I'm very confused why you think vaccinated don't spread it to unvaccinated. The latest study from Mayo puts the vaccine efficiency at 42% and studies show the vaccinated carry just as high a viral load as those not. Even the CDC has acknowledged that the vaccinated are super spreaders. Obama's birthday party resulted in just such an event. Plus, you're ignoring those that have already had the virus that are safer to be around than you as well as those (like me) that can't take any vaccine. You are just as dangerous for me to be around as someone not vaccinated. Edit: That you keep referring to anyone not vaccinated as scared of a needle or "stupid", shows why the government choosing this type of messaging is bad. It completely ignores and ostracizes the disabled labeling us as unwanted. Something most of us already have to deal with enough already.
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  36. I don't remember which one it was that lasts forever. There's one still burning. The lightbulb companies got together and nixed it to a lesser filament because they'd go out of business.
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  37. Well considering what that desk is, the Resolute desk, yeah that's not good. I'd suggest learning the history of it. That's not the same thing as a couch that's put in by that particular President. That desk is irreplaceable and priceless. Would you put your feet on the Mona Lisa or on remnants of the Titanic? Edit: It's historically way more important than either of those. It was the first step in normalizing relations with Britain after the Revolution, but yeah just a desk.
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  38. It's fine with me. It means Democrats aren't making a course correction anytime soon.
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  39. I agree and I thought it was abusive to put that poor dog into that situation. Even if he was under Biden's care and not in the White House, I'd think that because Joe is too old and feeble to properly care for or train a dog like a German Shepherd. We have a Black Mouth Curr that's from a shelter and she was about 6-7 when we got her. She has scars like she'd been used as a bait dog at one time. She was scared of her own shadow. She bonded to me pretty quickly, but it's taken almost 2 years for her to fully do so with my husband. I was the only one she'd put her head on and sleep and she'd freak whenever I left the house. She's still afraid of dog toys but we're working on it.
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  40.  @Ebonheart2319  Monopolies are only possible with government interference namely regulations that restrict small companies from being able to afford to compete against large ones.
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  41. ​ @Person0fColor  Jefferson got elected by the Senate because nobody won the electoral college. Guess he wasn't really President either.
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  42. When they say that and a Native asks when they're giving it back, there's silence. Though it's better than the BLM marchs when they were yelling about stolen land and telling people to give it to a black person. I don't recall Natives being black.
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  43.  @robinthrush9672  I wouldn't have because he's always been extremely corrupt. That's not a new thing.
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  44.  @furyfantoo  I was going to say they missed truck driver.
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  45. Most of Americans are. I loved when the MSM would ask voters and they had no idea what they were talking about.
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  46. My reply to people like that is always Welcome to the internet!
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  47.  @PrezVeto  Not really. You can't be charged with subsequent crimes if not convicted of the first crime. The main problem with your point is that under US law a person is innocent of a crime until convicted. Declining to prosecute vs stating no crime was committed is irrelevant. Even if charged, but you haven't been to trial yet, you can't be tried on crimes related until the first is settled due to presumed innocence. That's why even in a trial in the same jurisdiction with multiple related crimes, the major crime is the first read and decided by the jury. If you're not found guilty of it, all related charges are due facto not guilty.
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  48.  @auramaster2068  Do you think for 2 seconds before you type or are you just this dumb? The crime bill was written by Biden. It's in mainly Democrat run cities, many for decades, these things are happening in, but somehow magically that's the other party's fault.
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  49. I agree. I feel sorry for him, but I'd never vote for him. The last thing a stroke victim needs is the stress working in DC would cause.
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  50. The only reason I can think of is if they were being overly "affectionate" in it. Then yes. Gay or straight, nobody wants to see that.
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  51.  @Strunz0  Fortunately Vaccine passports, as they are being called, are a violation of the ADA. Don't piss off the disabled, we've got nothing but time on our hands. Suits against companies kicking out people not wearing a mask that have an exemption have begun. There will most likely be class action suits against major retailers.
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  52. Why would I expect the President to come put me out if I was on fire? That’s such an odd thing to judge a leader by. It’s just as ignorant as voting because they’re someone you could have a beer with. I don’t need my leader to be relatable. I need them to show strength and intimidation to countries wishing my country harm and to enact policies that improve the lives of citizens. Not people that don’t live here or sacrifice the well-being of citizens for non citizens. Edit: It’s not the Confederate flag in the first place. It’s a battle flag. It was redefined in the 80s and 90s as the Rebel flag. Lots of black people wore it back then too. It’s why Bill Clinton had it on campaign pins and had it at rallies to attract the youth vote. It’s really weird how Democrats talk about redefining and reclaiming words or symbols but ignore that being done if it can be used as a political tool. When it’s used as a symbol of rejecting the current group in power when that’s Republicans it’s fine. When it’s used as the same when Democrats are in charge it’s evil again.
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  53. You forgot the various stories he told about the guy his wife caused the car accident with. He’s claimed he was drunk driving and always that it was that guy’s fault. I can’t imagine having such a powerful person lying constantly for sympathy about me like that and knowing the massive number of people that believe him.
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  54. It's people who have no idea what the case that comes from was about. It was a ruling that imprisoned a person for anti war demonstrations during wartime. It was horrible ruling and just another example of why sometimes the Supreme Court's previous decisions need to be changed.
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  55. ​ @zenithperigee7442  When it comes to taxes, most of what you're charged is penalties. The amount they end up "settling" for is what they actually owed in taxes usually with a small amount of interest. Everything else you're talking about is debt held by private institutions. That's not money from taxpayers. If you take a loan from the government, you don't really owe the government. You owe the taxpayers because the government doesn't make its own money. That's removing money that the government collects taxes for to provide services to the citizens. Not paying it back is removing money that would go toward those services so they're denying the public what they're paying for.
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  56.  @kennethburmeister8119  That's why the federal government was never supposed to be as large as it is. The Founding Fathers set it up to where your local government should have the most power over you, followed by the state, and the federal government shouldn't interfere in your everyday life at all. Yet here we are.
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  57. 9:10 He did not bring it. Milie did as a gift. The president of Argentina. In those videos they've been racist to Milie, ageist to the ADULTS working at DOGE, and seem to believe a bunch of elderly people are on the internet. The cursing is also beyond cringe. Shumer trying to cuss is just skin crawling levels of cringe.
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  58. Which is what people were yelling at the guy on the bridge holding up traffic that that song was written about.
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  59.  @ChienaAvtzon  Some are theorizing they used this to move it somewhere they'd make more money. Their ratings will now tank, so I hope it was worth it.
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  60. They're openly admitting to silencing a minority and using laws against that minority. There's a word for that.
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  61. It's not even that. Illegals are supposed to be held in detention until deportation preceedings. They're conflating that with being held for shoplifting. Once the charges for whatever crime they committed are dealt with by the state, they'd go right back into federal custody. Guilty or innocent of the crime charged by the state. If guilty, they'd return to federal custody once that sentence is completed.
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  62.  @danielwessel9884 No he hasn’t. The supposed stutter was never ever a thing until this, his 3rd, run for President. He had no problem saying the n word multiple times during Clarence Thomas’s confirmation hearing. As someone with one that had to work hard to overcome it, it doesn’t affect my speech. At some point controlling it becomes completely second nature and you don’t even think about it anymore. Same with my limp I’ve had since kindergarten. Walking so it’s not noticeable just becomes your gait. If he ever had one he’s been controlling it for almost 40 more years than me so it suddenly becoming an issue again would indicate decline. Edit: Signs are confusing the past with the present. In his particular case saying Iraq in the place of current conflicts and saying past leaders names instead of present ones he’s has contact with multiple times which he does ALL the time.
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  63.  @DeaconBlue-3  What? That's how Natives prevented large forest fires. Places like California decided that to do that was destroying the environment so they stopped doing it for a long time. That's why they're the place that experiences them the most. Texas just recently had a large one, but because forestry management does their job, it was contained and put out fairly quickly. Arkansas, a state covered in trees, has forest fires every year but because they do proper management they don't burn like they do in California.
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  64. The garnishment they're complaining about are for people in default. These are people that haven't made a payment on their loan in years. That's why they owe 6 figures. It's piled up with interest being charged on the previous accumulated interest. Nobody but themselves to blame.
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  65. I'm glad Destiny has realized Vaush is just a bad person. He's been able to be much more open to challenges to what he's thought was right since he's distanced from him. I'm not saying I agree with Destiny on anything but self defense and gun ownership, and he's still a beta. I'm only saying he now has the potential to grow up and reflect on his past positions now that he's no longer trying to be Vaush 2.0.
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  66.  @davidmartinez52420  When you bring up something that disputes his narrative, he just says "I'm not familiar with that" as an excuse to dismiss the challenge to his viewpoint. It's disgusting and dishonest. It also shows he's in an echo chamber by choice.
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  67. I've got one better for you. You have to have that new extra special ID or a passport to fly or enter.... wait for it....... ...federal buildings. So if needing ID to vote is racist, what does that make needing that special one to even enter a federal building? Super duper racist?
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  68. I dunno the number of mixed people I see in commercials I also find off putting. Being mixed myself I'm well aware there aren't that many of us and it creeps me out.
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  69. It is. It's hilarious that they're trying to turn it into a positive thing. I laugh everytime they use it.
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  70.  @danielwessel9884 When he starts to talk and ends with “anyway” and stuff is when he goes off script. That he almost always fails to complete his thought is the cognitive test.
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  71. In France the leader's party didn't even win, but he's still the leader.
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  72.  @allnightfright619  That's called legislating from the bench and is why we end up with decisions like Roe vs Wade that have no legal basis. Feelings absolutely should not factor in for case law. It's one thing to have compassion for a defendant, it's a completely nother thing to set case law with no legal foundation.
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  73.  @MrPir84free  Government involvement is what's driven up healthcare costs. Medicare, which is given to the elderly and disabled, pays for the groups that require more care than the general population. It only reimburses around 10% so the general population who mainly have private insurance, get the remaining costs passed onto them. It really skyrocketed when private companies bought up hospitals that had been under local government control for years too. I still don't know how a county can sell something to a private company that belonged to the population.
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  74. Them being so upset they'll be held until trial is also them shifting language. An illegal is supposed to be detained until deportation proceedings. That's in the law. But they're trying to claim they'd be detained indefinitely on the shoplifting charge. The real reason those particular Congressmen had a problem with it is they represent sanctuary areas. This law would then make them being one illegal. They'd be legally required to cooperate with ICE.
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  75. ID is required in every Western country except here. It is in my state, but it should be universal. I laugh that we make elections more secure in countries we "bring" democracy to than our own.
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  76. ​ @TheRealJonnyBoBonny  Yes we did.
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  77.  @Rokomarn  I know Trump could be aggressive. There's no getting around that. However, Trump would not have interrupted or treated that Dean that way unless she was being snarky first. He was respectful to normal people that were just doing their job. You can't say the same about Biden who's physically threatened normal people on the campaign trail who just asked a question about policy. Trump's main aggression was to certain reporters because they'd lie and clip stuff out of context. I'd get pissed too and I think anyone would. Biden has also been rude and aggressive to certain reporters and Obama removed all right wing TV media from White House presidential briefings. Trump also never claimed he was going to be the great uniter and bring the sides back together. Trump was rude to leaders threatening the US or it's allies which I have no problem with while Biden kisses their a$$. So a President rude to people being dishonest and threatening vs a President being rude and threatening to normal people. Plus the comment is pointing out that the people that complained about Trump being rude, voted for Biden.
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  78.  @klainahurensonn  He has a YouTube channel. He had Walter as Biden and made a Trump puppet. It's pretty hilarious.
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  79.  @rajashashankgutta4334  That would be a point if the US government controlled the entire world. It doesn't so what you thought was "clever" and intelligent is really ignorant.
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  80. Absolutely. It’s going to be ugly. Just like when they started losing before Reagan was voted in. As well as the summer of love worked last time, expect more of that at the very least.
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  81.  @newera478  You were given links in the other post you commented this on.
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  82. I remember his other 2 attempts at running and that he was forced out due all his lies and plagiarizing. What the real story is is about how corrupt our journalism is now that he was able to do the exact same things a 3rd time and the press covered for him rather than do their jobs.
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  83. @@nf_100 I’ve come to the conclusion Cornpop was trying to keep him away from the kids at the pool.
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  84.  @kingalastor936 OMG! Someone that knows the truth s about why healthcare is so expensive. I did billing for a big medical company. It’s amazing how little people understand and think it’s people that don’t have insurance or don’t pay. Most cash patients, even if they don’t pay their full bill, pay more of it than Medicare does.
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  85. ​ @emberfist8347  I don't think anyone is saying that about the military. The issue with it is not being able to pass an audit in years. It's not being properly overseen. The big issue is waste. My big issue with social services which accounts for 60% of our budget, is that only 30% of the money budgeted for it reaches the population. 70% is eaten up in bureaucracy. If those numbers can be switched, the amount budgeted could be drastically reduced without impacting recipients.
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  86. Then Bill Gates wouldn't have gotten his $3.38 billion. He's in great need.
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  87. She's not a child. We've got to stop doing that. Young yes, child no. It's this attitude which has caused adolescence to now go into 30.
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  88.  @emberfist8347  They were expelled for a day. Oh no! Those kids are dead. You're comparison is ridiculous too. Of course Americans would care more about something that happens in their country more than what's going on in another one. Both of these happened in the same state.
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  89. Remember when the press kept questioning if Trump had mental decline so he took a cognitive test and released it to the public? Yet asking or saying the same thing about Biden is insulting. They’re telling on themselves. It’s fine to be insulting to Trump, but if you do the same to Biden you’re insulting the position.
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  90. ​​​ You're leaking his info. Why is it okay for you? He didn't have an internship if he didn't go to college. He had opened his own business at 17. He's an adult. If a person can graduate college at age 13, go through medical school, and all the training by 18 is he not still a doctor just as capable as any other one he went to school with? You're being very ageist. You're either too old or too young to know this is how the tech industry was built. With young, highly intelligent people that learned everything on their own because there were no college degrees in it. It's how every new tech advancement works. Edit: "Due process" involves criminal trials. It has nothing to do with employment. Due process means the person was charged, faced trial, and had the option to face their accuser. There's no such thing as due process where your employer is concerned. You're just tossing out words you have no idea what they mean. That had to be one of the dumbest things I've read today. Some of those workers were rehired because a court said they had to be. I'm also going to guess you've never been through a company restructuring. That happens all the time. Did nuclear weapons or a power plant explode? Did the offices at the FAA stop functioning (all of them were office workers, not air traffic control)? Nope. The one or two performed a job that someone they didn't fire relied on. That's all. Bill Clinton fired over 350,000 federal workers. Trump and Musk are no where near that, yet.
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  91. It’s very strange and off putting. It does go with other things he’s done. Like challenging a voter to a fight. I don’t think he realizes how much doing that accentuates his age.
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  92. The town I lived in has the oldest continuous running oil refinery in the country. Maybe world at this point. The ground it's on is saturated with oil from years ago before good regulations. Some of it seeped into surrounding areas, but it was never in the air. Not even when one of the huge supply tanks full of oil caught fire.
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  93. It's his wife and she should be ashamed.
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  94.  @isanythingrealanymore7066  No not the shadiest by any means. We've had presidents that literally had it bought for them. Union bosses paying members to vote and all kinds of other insane things happened. It's even been suggested Kennedy's election was pretty much a mirror image of this one. The first time Washington ran for a public office he lost because his opponent bought every person that voted for him a beer.
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  95. The same way all of them have. Lobbies and "speaking" fees. That's why them trying to sneak in a raise seriously pissed the people off.
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  96. He was only out of school about a year before being elected to an office and had a 3 year break before running for President. He did a lot in that 6 months because he actually practiced law for 6 months before being elected.
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  97. It's just basic capitalism economy. Who knew explaining in fairly simple terms how it works would create so much fodder.
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  98. ​ @AnndenMark  They mean from the people crying about "stolen land." When you ask them when they're giving it back they just side eye you.
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  99. It was embarrassing. He didn't signify what language from what tribe like we all speak the same language.
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  100. Yes. His slurred speech and all.
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  101.  @thilli1859 If this is the most interesting thing that’s happened in your life, you need to go find one. Seriously? That’s honestly sad. No wonder all you do is comment on YouTube videos about something entirely off topic from the video which is why everyone is laughing at your Trump said”.
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  102. Most European countries and Canada have finally started being honest and admitting they can't pay for their defense and all their social programs. Like "free" health care. When they did start increasing their NATO contributions, I saw a lot of Europeans complaining about reductions in their government provided health care.
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  103. I don't even know who that is, but obviously important to them since that's all she had to say.
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  104. ​ @YoloSwagNinja  A lot of phrases are like that. Like blood is thicker than water. Taking just that part of the phrase out makes it have a completely different meaning than when it's the entire phase. Just like that one, it was probably part of a longer phrase and just that part was taken out changing the entire meaning.
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  105. That made me laugh way too hard
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  106.  @californiahighwaypatrol577  You mean the polls that have been incorrect the last 3 elections? Biden had low enthusiasm numbers. Everyone agreed on that. He encouraged people to come, but remain in their cars to social distance. Still people didn't show up. When his motorcades were driving in, plenty of space to distance, there would be 10 people tops. There were Biden parades in response to Trump parades, it would be 5 cars. Just stop. The fact you unironically just threw in how much better China is, tells me who and what you are. I hope you get something decent from your increased social credit score. Edit: The grammar in your posts shows you're the last person that should be correcting anyone else's. You're using phrases not used in the US, you're missing a lot of correct punctuation, and your word tenses are incorrect.
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  107. Try to. They understand they can't force anything from a foreign government. They also reprimanded the other judge for such a ridiculous ruling.
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  108. A lot of the current new nominees are much more in that direction. It is becoming more libertarian. It's a bottom up grassroots movement that hopefully will impact the top by then. Expect to see a lot more Gen X getting into the fray and we're the most libertarian generation in history outside possibly the founders. The Republican party needs to be dragged back to where the people need it to be rather than just being a speed bump. It had a spine when we were growing up with the likes of Gingrich and others. Not that it needs to go back to those policies, but back to that spirit.
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  109. She did kinda. "It would be fun!" "Didn't you like seeing him?". Like press are a bunch of fans at a convention. I noticed Mark was talking to them like children too.
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  110. If that ever did happen, they'd get even worse like public schools.
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  111. I was going to comment suddenly they understand higher prices are bad because they didn't know that under Biden.
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  112. It’s because we’ve been conditioned to want our leaders to be someone we could “have a beer with”. That really kicked off with Clinton and Bush Jr. That was never something voters looked for before that. Strength was the main thing. I can’t recall anyone thinking Reagan was someone they could sit in a bar drinking a beer with or Bush Sr for that matter.
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  113.  @redgator7250  Ya'll seriously are so hung up on hating religion you can't grasp that coming from God simply means immutable, innate, ingrained, etc. You'd rather destroy the very foundation of the Enlightenment out of your own bigotry.
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  114. What's the point of even having a date for the election if you can just mail it in whenever?
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  115. Everytime he yells at oil companies for not drilling, those clips need to be played of him admitting he's not allowing it.
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  116. ​ @displayname7t4  No. They're suggesting they're taking in more calories than they need meaning they have money to spend most likely on takeout. There's a big difference between being overweight and starving. If you think if someone isn't obese they're starving, I can't help you.
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  117. This is the great reset. You can't build anything back until you tear it down first.
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  118.  @robertwest9567  Ability to arm yourself is and you need ID and a background check for that. If needing ID to exercise the rights given by the 2nd amendment isn't considered paying for a right, neither is requiring it to exercise the right to vote. Checkmate.
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  119. I got one for Harris.
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  120. When the first question was asked you could hear in her voice that she's tired of having to cover for his mush brain.
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  121. Yes unfortunately committees are based on location and rank. Senior or junior senator or representative based on years served. It’s ridiculous you don’t have know anything about a subject to be on the committee for it. I guess if they did that a large portion wouldn’t be on any and a few would be on all of them.
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  122. Yes. It particularly impacted southern recruits.
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  123. What's interesting is other Presidents have had family members that committed crimes. They didn't defend them. They usually address it and condemn their actions. It's really a sign of the times that our current President ran 3 times 2 of which he had dropout due to lying and plagiarism which he did the 3rd time and still won, is the oldest ever elected, has clear financial ties to hostile foreign countries, and excuses the crimes committed by his family members.
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  124. Because an "independent organization" runs what outlets get in those limited spots. It's been run by the same 2 news organizations for 100 years and they play favorites. I have little doubt they get kickbacks for it.
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  125. That was when he suspended being able to kick people out for not paying rent. He absolutely said he knew it was unconstitutional.
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  126.  @leonrobinson2053  That's a misconception. There are plenty of Earth metals and minerals, especially lithium, that can be mined there. It's just that the country has been split up and controlled by different entities for a very long time and internal fighting that they don't have the ability to draw investors to get to them or the cohesion needed to do it themselves.
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  127. There are newspapers from that time asking townspeople to stop shooting someone's barn with their cannons because he couldn't afford to keep rebuilding it.
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  128. I gotta say, uncle Fester is turning out to be one of the few sane Democrats. Apparently it takes a stroke to make them sane enough to go against the party line.
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  129. My son bought into all this until I explained me and his father were going to be millionaires upon retirement because we've saved it up. I explained these taxes would impact us. He immediately goes "but you're different you saved it and sacrificed to make sure you'd have enough for retirement". I told him the government doesn't care how we got that money, just that we have it. He started thinking about these numbers a bit differently after that. As Andrew said, most of those people accumulated that wealth over their lifetime and even over multiple generations. Some by doing like we have and it's compiled over time and others because they came up with a great idea people were willing to pay for. Neither way is bad and they've all earned it one way or another. These claims by politicians are just feeding off people's jealousy and coveting.
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  130. That was horrible and it needs to plastered everywhere during this election. And people wonder why our enlistment is at rock bottom.
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  131. They say it's because a lot of legislation was passed. Last I checked that's Congress and not the President, but what do I know?
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  132. I'm wondering if he thinks people forgot that happened or everyone but him is dead from back then. I too remember my parents talking about turning off lights and how they couldn't afford a car or a house. That I had to wear my brother's clothes because we couldn't afford ones for me.
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  133. Yes, but that would end Hunter's gravy train too so it won't happen. He's got child support to pay.
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  134.  @furyfantoo  Except Kumar wasn't "talking at" him. He was being ernest and trying to make him understand that once you're in the house the way to facilitate change is no longer protests and activism, but calm discourse and discussion.
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  135. Orange man bad, unfortunately, is partially to blame because of the stimulus spending. He was good at most things, 100%. He was bad at spending. Edit: I'm not one to throw the baby out with bath water. Everyone has their weaknesses. I think he did better than any recent President and was excellent at keeping campaign promises.
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  136. Come on man! He's "from" Scranton or something
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  137.  @Lisalvsjohn  His multiple knowingly violating the Constitution is grounds.
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  138. I laughed out loud for real at your comment. I'm a woman and that's 10p% true
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  139. I'm seriously considering getting some cheap champagne and orange juice. Celebrate with Mimosas.
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  140. Same people are removing To Kill a Mockingbird and Tom Sawyer because they contain the n word and various other books because they think it depicts certain races unfavorably. I should show up with a bunch of paperback romance novels and demand they too be put on the shelves. See how that goes over.
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  141. Yes. You can't plug them into a wall socket, they take a long time to charge, they lose 50% of their charge in very cold or very hot temperatures, they won't charge if it's too cold. So if you live somewhere that gets really cold in the winter, you have to store them to charge in a heated garage so if you don't have one, you'll need to install a heated pad under your driveway. Edit: The technology just isn't there yet to attempt to move the entire population to them. Not to mention our current power grids and production can't handle that either.
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  142. Speak for yourself. The point of politicians doing things like that is to appear to be a blue collar worker. Every blue collar worker knows how to wear one. Every person that’s ever stepped foot inside a plant or construction site knows how to wear one. Engineers, CEOs, safety inspectors, etc. Millions of people. You mistake your own life with everyone else.
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  143. It does. The swing back is already starting. Netflix firing the workers demanding Dave Chappelle's new show be removed (that wouldn't have happened even just a few months ago), the people quitting and moving rather than be pushed into doing something they don't want to, California losing population for the first time in history, etc. Those are just a few of the indications. The only question is how far it will swing.
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  144.  @genericscout5408  I guess you missed recent decisions. Just last week they said in a decision that you have the right to defend yourself with a gun at home and away from your home. They also added that the 2nd Amendment applied to modern, and in common use, weapons. The opposite of what you just said.
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  145. It's just like this is the most conservative generation in awhile, but you hear about is how they push the 100+ genders. There's just e very vocal few. A lot of these are children of GenX. That's why they don't trust the government. We're the most libertarian generation. It's also why you're seeing the GOP move towards that and towards Populism as we become more numerous within it.
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  146. That’s because the cumulative inflation rate is close to 20%. Saying it’s “down” is just them saying it’s not as high as last year but it’s still way up. Until the money printer stops going brrrr it’s not going down anytime soon. They could increase interest rates all they want, but it has to pull money out faster than they’re adding it and that’s yet to have occurred.
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  147. It's all theater.
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  148. ​ @SarinEA  The mineral deal was the deal in writing. Do you think he was signing the air? It's US intrest without them joining NATO which they don't qualify for due to corruption.
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  149. ​ @RiderInRed  There's a difference in a private company having a small investment in Ukraine and the US government having a vested interest. Why is that so hard to comprehend? Trump said in the exchange "We'll use it for developing AI, for weapons, for all kinds of things." Who do you think we is? It's the government.
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  150.  @thilli1859  The case Jack Smith is prosecuting has nothing to do with anything you’re saying. It’s about the handling of documents. Not incitement or insurrection. You don’t know what you’re talking about and are claiming everyone else is lying or stupid. That you brought up that case to try to prove you’re right is only proving how incredibly ignorant you are.
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  151.  @thilli1859 ”It’s all in the Jack Smith case”. No it’s not. The pressuring an elected official is the Georgia case. Fanni’s case. Trump is only charged with conspiracy because they can’t directly tie him to the actions others took. That case isn’t about Pence. It’s about Kemp.
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  152. Begone bot!
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  153. That used to be the norm policy for both parties. Democrats voted to build the border fence. It's a complete 180 in last few years. It's because it's a longterm strategy to increase seats in Democrat controlled areas (that's why they've declared themselves sanctuary places) and hopeful their children will vote for them since they are only here due to Democrats. Edit: That's why at the start of his term, Biden met with the black caucus and told them they aren't the focus anymore and they're taking a backseat to Hispanics.
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  154. ​ @psychegoddessoflight9358  I am too. I've seen several people that are saying it's weird because there's not that many of us in reality. So we're trying to figure out who they are trying to appeal to.
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  155. 🤣
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  156.  @auramaster2068  All Abolishinists belonged to the brand new Republican party which was created by them and freed blacks. Dixicrats wasn't a thing then. Are you in elementary or something? This is common history. Lincoln was the first President of the very new Republican party. Democrats and Whig were the major parties. It's the last time a 3rd party was able to take control. If you're an example of what our education system is currently churning out, I'm ashamed and appalled.
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  157. Then you were told wrong. Sounds like somebody told them that as a joke when asked why they were wearing it that way and they’re just repeating it thinking it’s true.
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  158.  @k-ozdragon  There’s always been prosecutorial discretion. What it’s supposed to be for is when it’s clear the individual isn’t responsible, child or mental abilities of one, for their actions. Or when there’s just not enough evidence at the time to prove the case. Now it’s been warped into not prosecuting certain crimes at all. So why the special council is saying he’s not recommending charges falls under the normal use of that discretion. In Hillary’s case Comey said couldn’t prove intent which is a key part of the charge. In this case he also cited you can’t prosecute a sitting President meaning without the other he’d be facing charges following his removal. Edit: He went out of his way to attempt to differentiate what Trump did vs what Biden did, but Biden’s was actually much worse. He did share those documents with someone. Trump didn’t even have the documents he’s referring to in the recording according to the FBI. He was careful though to add alleged when he referenced Trump though.
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  159. It’s almost the exact same speech every year. That he has yet to give it without floundering around says it all.
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  160. ​@ThatsNotFunnyThatsSick Background checks didn't happen until 1994. So yeah, that's how it was before gun control legislation was passed.
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  161. That's exactly what popped in my head.
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  162. Militia doesn't even matter because right after that is a comma that gives the right to all citizens. The right of the people. That's all people.
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  163. We were indeed. I grew up knowing it likely wouldn't exist for me. I guess they figure if they keep having us pay in and not giving it to us, eventually it'll have money again. The first thing they have to do is stop stealing from it.
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  164. I don't think he was the first time he ran, but he definitely was the 2nd. His entire platform changed. Things he's said for decades changed over night. Like his stance on illegal immigration. He was there to get his fellow socialists riled up and hand them to the establishment for a nice payday that got his 3rd house.
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  165.  @loyevangelists  One of my favorites was telling the guy "I don't work for you". Uh Joe? You're running for President. Yes you do.
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  166.  @Wheeler63  My oldest took out a loan but paid it back quickly. The youngest went for free on music scholarships. He went to whatever college gave him the most. He’d worked hard to be one of the best in the country because he knew it was a ticket to higher education. Now they’re both going to have to pay for people with higher degrees that will make more than them in their lifetime. Utter bs.
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  167. They've already admitted everyone won't get out, but they've laid the groundwork to cover their ass. They now add "that want to leave" because then they can blame them when they are killed. Who's going to be there to ask the citizens left if they tried to get out?
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  168. I was going to say something similar. She seriously hit the wall, HARD.
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  169. You mean Title 9? That's not 9 in Roman numerals. That's 7. The ERA would be in conflict with Title 9. If it became an amendment, it would destroy Title 9 protections.
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  170. It's not illegal not to associate. It's illegal to deny them the same rights. If you advertise a property for rent you can't discriminate based on sex, religion, orientation, race, etc. That's not the same as providing a specialized service beyond what's premade for the general public such as a specialized cake or writing a message on said cake. Anything available to the general public must be available to ALL the public. Anything beyond that is your discretion and you can deny it based on any reason or none at all. Edit: Technically the religious group could have sued because the restaurant was open to the public. Since that would interfere with most Christian beliefs they wouldn't. Until it is done, that will continue.
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  171.  @Lethal_Bite  Except there’s a difference in being liked and being strong. Obama was weak asf. There were many times world leaders refused to meet with him. Him campaigning in other countries for the current leaders opposition was never a good look. I think you’ve got some rose colored glasses or were only listening to mainstream when it came to him. They rarely talked about his many diplomatic failures. OPEC called Trump to negotiate for them because they couldn’t agree and convinced them to reduce oil production while we ramped ours up giving us the edge. The Abraham accords, got Kim to stop shooting (Obama ignored him causing him to act more aggressively), etc. I’m sorry but his actual record doesn’t show what’s being claimed. You’re confusing a leader being able to make you believe something is true that’s not and one that showed you it’s true. Edit: If you mean people like the leader of France, yeah he’s the political opposite and like here calls his opposition “far right” and “extremists”. EU leaders have always looked down their noses at the US regardless of who’s leading it.
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  172. Or the time he challenged a guy to a pushup contest. So, so many. The Union guy was over guns I believe.
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  173. ​ @Sam-df9rs  I didn't know what he was speaking, but I could tell it wasn't good. He kept slipping into a French accent. At first I thought it was Acadian.
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  174. You need a birth certificate for so many things. I've had to show it for employment or insurance.
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  175. The "Southern Strategy" was just Nixon's election strategy. Not the party's. That's the first thing that gets twisted. I'd say the Republican Party was fairly socially conservatives in the 80s, but not racist. Otherwise Thomas wouldn't have been selected as the first black man on the Supreme Court. The main difference is the Republican party doesn't focus on being the "first" this or that while the Democratic party hyperfixates on it. So much so any position, no matter how mundane and insignificant they can tout that for, they do. And loudly. Republicans actually have the most "firsts" of the two parties. Most likely that's why Democrats crow so much about theirs in an attempt to appear they care more. That's mostly what the Democratic party is at it's core. How it looks rather than it's substance. While Republican has usually been more reserved and quieter about their achievements because how they look isn't as important as the substance. Edit: There was also no party switch. It's even more apparent today if you pay attention. The supposed switch was 2 politicians switching parties which happens almost yearly now. So does that mean Republicans have switched again since so many more are leaving the Democratic party and switching Republican?
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  176.  @OrionDakota  I'm glad I wasn't the only one seeing dollar signs when he said that. It's also very comforting that we're going to be butting into South America again. I'm sure they're thrilled since Escobar worked out so well.
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  177. ​​​ @TheMINDL3SSGamers  You're confusing human rights (life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness) with the Bill of Rights. Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are the rights endowed by your creator. Deporting them isn't imprisoning them which would be removal of liberty. Deporting them doesn't violate a single right. Due process is if we're going to prosecuted them. This bill has nothing to do with that. It's hold for ICE to deport. Which is a different legal process that they can exhaust, but has nothing to do with the shop lifting. Being in this country isn't a "human right."
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  178. There aren't really rules, if they are only applied to one side. That was always the main issue with Twitter. That one side would get banned but the other side could say the exact same thing with zero consequences. Slurs are a prime example. How many black officers and Republican candidates got called racial slurs with zero consequences?
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  179.  @cvionis  I don't have to accept the rules they set, but it's their rules and they should be held to their own standards. That's like saying an atheist can't call out a cheating pastor just because they don't believe in God.
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  180. He would be a Biden voter too. George isn't his characters and doesn't really care that much about StarWars.
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  181. Jill and Hunter need him to stay in. If you listened to the interview when he was asked if it was clear he couldn't win and stepping down for someone that could win, he still said no. It was funny because before that he said Trump was just in it for himself and he was in it to "save the country".
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  182. I also like how they're claiming qualifications don't matter. Until the talk about Trump's cabinet picks that is.
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  183. 😂😂😂😂
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  184. He really is a Wilson. I like that comparison better than Carter. I've seen it a few times but didn't realize he was in the 20s. There is a trend though. It's fitting because Trump reminds me a bit of Teddy Roosevelt.
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  185. ​ @Isanyofthisreal  The "danger to our democracy" was from stations all owned by the same group. Makes you think maybe the FCC shouldn't have allowed that.
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  186. ​ @cortholiopezorama8879  That's how my brothers had to do it. There were no government backed loans then. You had to take out a private student loan which the payback terms were similar. You didn't have to start paying until you'd been out of college for a year type of thing. Then again you also had to meet much higher requirements to be accepted into a university then.
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  187. It fits with Obama's shovel ready jobs that Congress funded and never happened.
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  188.  @thilli1859  The original one was. Biden broke that agreement which, shockingly, means it was no longer in place. All because he wanted to signal on 9/11 instead of respecting the agreement. He didn’t bother talking to the other side of the previous agreement.
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  189.  @fightfish3265  I believe Zetact is saying Biden's task is to destroy the country and he's doing a good job at it.
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  190. I have seen the first commercial and was yelling bulls@#t and laughing. It's ridiculous.
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  191. Not just that. He also said we needed our a$$ hit yesterday.
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  192. What's interesting is more people die from cold than heat by a huge margin. Yet they want to ban everything but electric heating, even burning wood. So their policies will result in far more deaths than a 2 degree increase in temperature will. I also really want them to explain to me why it's the year 2030 and 2050 that are important for something that won't occur for 1,000 years. I'll also point out not single "migrant" that's crossing the border has said it's because it's hot where they live.
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  193. His administration. His keepers. Mostly of whom seem to be pretty far left. I actually pondered this a couple of nights ago because I remember Biden in the Senate and almost everything done in his name is against everything he's ever said. Combine that with the report from the Washington Post that everyone knew he wasn't capable and he was constantly shielded and lied to, and it makes the most sense. Like still believing he could have beat Trump. That article said they hid polling from him and that Trump was polling internally at winning around 400 in the EC before Biden dropped out.
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  194. These are the same "journalists" that say tax the rich. Meanwhile they try to make you feel sorry for someone living in a Mcmansion, paying $30,000 for their kids to attend college, and are PhDs. Edit: It doesn't look like that $10,000 will be hard to find.
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  195. Not only are people still waiting in line for a box of food, babies are going hungry Joe. That's YOUR America. I'll also point out it's Democrat controlled areas that kept people from being able to work for nearly 2 years which is why people are still having to wait in those lines. Also your infrastructure bill got passed so why aren't those things being worked on?
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  196. It's because John Adams was imprisoning people who wrote against him. He created a law called the Sedition Act that made saying something bad about the President or his administration illegal. He even imprisoned a member of Congress who ran for reelection from prison and won. He returned just in time to be the deciding vote that put Jefferson into office.
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  197. AOC was a member of the Communist party before she was found by Chunk Yogurt's PAC through a casting call and handed the seat.
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  198. Looking at how much he's having to squint, I think they got the last face lift too tight. He gets one every time he's running for an election.
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  199. ​​ @mdb45424 ​ That's not why. There's a limit to the amount that can be donated, and Biden's war chest is over that amount. There's not enough time to slowly funnel it all in the remaining time. Edit: His campaign has been raising funds since the primary. It's a slow process to build it up.
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  200. Slaves weren't just in the south. I don't know why people have to add "in the south" to slavery. Only 1 state immediately outlawed it with a second one following shortly. All other of the original 13 states had and recognized slavery.
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  201.  Jeremy Rittenberry  I wish that was true. 2 months ago, 6 guys caught fire at the refinery my husband just left. OSHA had been contacted and in that plant multiple times for safety violations. They got a fine and kept operating with falling apart equipment because they refused to do proper maintenance. This particular company has 3 refineries and accidents like that are common and people have died. They are well known by OSHA and nothing gets done. Those regulations are pointless if it's just a fine that they can easily pay.
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  202.  @braydenebel8799  First of all capitalism isn't really a thing. It's the word Marx created to describe how trade has worked since before civilization. The US and other Western countries aren't capitalism either. They are mixed economy and mostly corportasim. Every time you can point to a stagnation in competition, you can find the government cause of it. Part of it is the patent system. A new idea is patented for such a long time that it allows a company to block competition while it creates a monopoly on the market. Without that, competition would exist immediately and prices would be lower and it would allow far more choices in quality and price. There is also lobbying which large corporations use to influence the government to make regulations that stifle their competitors with regulations and requirements that they can already afford. The minimum wage is a good example. There's a reason Amazon and other massive companies support a $15 minimum wage. It blocks small start ups from growing allowing them to continue to monopolize the current and future market.
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  203. The ABA is a joke now anyway. Just like the MDA, they're withholding licenses based on sex and race.
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  204. Biden did call. His wife refused it. She put out a statement. I believe Trump is attending the funeral.
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  205. They're claiming it was ratified even though the time limit had run out decades ago and 4 states removed their ratification. In other words, Virginia ratifying it in 2020 didn't mean 💩
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  206. I decided to look into it. It was called the Sea of the North. It wasn't widely called Mexico until the mid 18th century. So NOT for 400 years. Mexico comes from what the Aztec called their capital with a Spanish twist. Spain gave it that name. So, in an act of decolonization it should be called the Gulf of America to match the name of the continents that surround it. There's a lefty argument for it.
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  207.  @RestrictedFilms Meanwhile you’re calling 20 and 30 year olds “Boomer” like a 12 year old. You’re a sad individual with A LOT of daddy issues you need to work out. Making a fool of yourself on the internet isn’t going to do that.
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  208. ​​ @0neMadGypsy ​ Why would how they handle money be different? How you handle money has nothing to do with anything that you mentioned. When I take out a mortgage, I'm going to pay double or triple what the price is for it over that 30-year loan due to interest. They also just enjoyed 5 years of interest free borrowing they could have made a substantial dent in what they owe. I'll never get 5 years interest free on my mortgage. They technically got 6 because for the first year you don't have to make payments or have interest on it. Add on that the majority holding large amounts of student debt have a Masters degree or above so they'll make even more over their lifetime than the $1 million. Even if with interest they pay $200,000, that degree still got them $800,000 more in their lifetime, but they expect people that will make $800,000 on average less than them to pay for them to earn more than them. I'm still baffled by the handle money different. You handle money based on what funds you have available after paying your bills. Those bills would include your loan payment. Edit: What different "demographics"? My husband doesn't have a degree and makes close to $200,000 a year. I'm 100% certain that we're in a higher "demographic" than the teacher with a degree making $ 50,000 a year.
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  209.  @jacobmuraco4276  Tax cuts were looked at as bribery ethically until relatively recently. That's why you'll hear them say in older campaigns that they won't raise taxes rather than promise tax cuts. Just because something may not be technically illegal, doesn't mean it's not viewed as unethical by the public. You're most likely aware that's the argument they are making, but are willfully ignoring it.
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  210. I was going to say the same thing. Calling yourself “historic” is so gross. They’ve called her that simply because she’s the first female “POC” lesbian to hold that position. Their understanding of what makes someone historic is only skin deep. They don’t understand the first POC in any administration would be historic or first to hold a cabinet position. In 100 years the “first” in every single administrative position isn’t going to be remembered for that.
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  211. ​ @crispy-qx5oi  DOGE is a department Obama created. They're using government servers. You can know that because they're just transferring data from the department they're working with at that moment onto hard drives to be gone over. Including the systems being used by those departments to look for ways to improve the systems increasing efficiency. Nothing they're dealing with is classified to require some type of top security clearance. They're all employed by the government except Musk, meaning they went through the same background checks as every federal employee. The government gets hacked all the time. Especially low level areas like DOGE is dealing with. Musk already has most of that information from his tech companies and Tesla. He can purchase it from other tech companies that scrape your data. Your everyday data like what you shop for and where you go is far more valuable than the data Musk is dealing with at Social Security. Also, so you're aware, the government doesn't have your medical records. Medicare is processed by Blue Cross Blue Sheild under a government contract. Not by government employees. I know. I worked in medical billing and medical records for 10 years.
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  212. And that stupid grin on her face after she said it.
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  213. That first allowance of the extension of the statute of limitations, if upheld in this case, basically will eliminate it for anyone that lives outside the city of NY and commits a crime. It would mean that if you get in a fight in NYC and live in another state, they can choose not to extradite you for 20 years, then decide to and there's nothing you can do. That's a massive violation of our rights. That why rules like that have to be strictly defined by the law or the courts. If it's too ambiguous and hasn't been defined by the courts previously, that entire law can be found unconstitutional and stricken.
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  214. Except they wouldn't be being held for theft. They'd be being held awaiting deportation orders like they should be the first time they're encountered.
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  215. Oh absolutely. The " I'm going to get in trouble" stuff is frightening. It shows he's answering to someone and it sure as hell isn't us.
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  216.  @auramaster2068  I'm a moderate, a real one. He's a racist leftist illiberal idiot. At least according to his policies and his words or am I only supposed to go by his body language? I believe he used the n word around 16 times during Clarence Thomas's confirmation hearings.
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  217. I’m so sick of hearing “disinformation” and “misinformation”. It’s funny how it seems to be only one side using those words and only when in relation to the opposition.
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  218. Well when the government labels parents not wanting their kids exposed to pron terrorists what do you expect?
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  219. It's historic because he won non consecutive terms. That's only happened once before. Its an electoral college landslide because that was what they said Kamala's win would be if she got over 300 electoral votes. Which he did. It's a mandate because Republicans took all branches, saw a huge shift in the electorate across the board, and picked up lots of wins on the lower ticket also across the board. It's not our fault they said a 300+ electoral win would be a modern day landslide
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  220.  @thomasm9552  This is correct. I used oil lamps during a power outage when my children were little. They both already had a cold. The lamps caused them to almost go into pneumonia from the smoke and soot coming from them. I've not used them since. They were ones we'd had for a couple generations at that point.
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  221.  @deerick3109  That's partially true. When it comes to former rental properties, not so much. The reason is that far too often when a renter is evicted, they destroy the property. I've heard from landlords of renters pouring cement down the drains and toilets so that all the plumbing has to be redone, selling faucets, stripping the wiring, intentionally flooding it, knocking holes in the walls, and breaking all the windows. Also combinations of all of those. Nobody is going to want to buy that and it'll most likely go to auction being sold as is. As is is another red flag that buyers avoid because it means the house has serious issues and can't pass an inspection. The landlords will make a fraction of what the house is worth and still owe the bank for the remainder of the loan. The houses going for over asking are move in ready. I know because I just purchased a home in a very competitive market. All homes that didn't require work were sold within a day or two of hitting the market in a bidding war. The home we purchased needed some work and we bought below asking and appraisal. Edit: We paid $180,000 for the home. It'll take around $10,000-$15,000 to finish the renovation and landscape the yard. After that, we should be able to resell is for $240,000-$260,000.
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  222. Okay. WTF is up with the banner? Nobody made any claims about any election. I'm seeing them everywhere suddenly and it's annoying.
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  223.  @yankeetraitor2837  I know that sounds hilarious, but there was an energy crisis created by fears of oil running out so Iran and other middle east countries stopped selling oil. That caused rationing of gas. So yes "Screw those A-rabs" was pretty common. Lol
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  224. Please! Then I know they won't win.
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  225. Based on damage done, it's Biden. Hands down. Biden impacts me. AOC doesn't.
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  226. Not only will that electric car cost you tens of thousands, you'll enjoy the around 1 year waiting list to get it. So it still isn't going to cut your gas cost. While y'all do that, I'm going to trade in my 3 year old car that's worth almost as much as I paid for it and snag me up a new Challenger. Vroom Vroom
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  227.  @FIREBRAND38 Show me a person giving those speeches with notes doing it with them held up in front of their face or looking down at them the entire time. That’s the equivalent of a teleprompter. I thought speech class was still required to graduate high school. When you give a speech, yes you memorize it. The notes are in case you loose your place to glance at to remind you of what you’ve memorized. Trump uses one too when giving television addresses. You can tell when he’s reading and when he isn’t. So I’m not knocking them, just explaining the difference.
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  228. I'm going to defend that guy from that clip from the documentary. It's a documentary pushing MMT. Modern monetary theory. The basics of that theory is that a country's debt doesn't matter because they can just print money. That a country can't go bankrupt. It's a confusing theory that makes no sense which is what he's trying to say.
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  229. On Angry Joe this morning it jumped to 50.
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  230. He always tried. He just failed miserably.
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  231.  @Stevarooni  I thought the biggest scandal was listening in on Merkel, or the press core, or harassing a reporter's parents, or using the IRS to target political opponents, or using a drone strike to kill a US citizen without due process? I mean if YOU think a tan suit is a bigger deal than those, you do you. Edit: There's also drone striking a wedding and Doctors Without Borders, but yeah the suit thing.
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  232. I know. Everytime he said that I flinched because in my head I was screaming "Yeah slaves Joe! Slaves couldn't own weapons. I wonder why?"
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  233.  @Coarvus  We've found out it's not really the fluoride. It's the hormones from birth control pills that can't be filtered out of our water supply. No medications can and many are excreted from the body in urine. They even did an experiment in an enclosed filtration pond with bass. Very quickly all the males became sterile and extinction occurred.
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  234. The reason they're holding AOC up is because people in her district voted for her and Trump. So they think that would translate nationwide.
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  235. ​​ @nunliski  Have you actually ever been in a chicken house for layers or did you just watch a video about the ones sent for consumption? They're completely different types of chickens and different conditions. I grew up in a town with a lot of chicken houses because we had a processing plant. The ones sent for slaughter are bred to have massive breast's. So large, their legs break if they reach maturity. So they're collected before that point. Hens for laying are kept for years so treated differently.
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  236. 13:45 Does he not know we pretty much share a border with Russia? Only 30 miles of water separate us. Not an ocean. We're closer to Russia than any of the European countries he's looking for guarantees from. Weak countries that couldn't even defend themselves.
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  237. I'm seeing this a lot. That's exactly how Democrats want to think of it, but that's not true. They'd be detained federally in compliance with immigration laws on illegal immigrants. They're supposed to held until deported so that's what they're in detention for. The state charges have nothing to do with them being held in custody. Just that they be turned over for deportation proceedings to begin.
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  238. That is an odd thing to have in it. Enforcement is the Executive branch. Just what would enforement by legislation even be?
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  239.  @manny3712  No I don’t. “Helping” irresponsible people isn’t helping. It’s being nice instead of kind. You sound like the really brainless people that say just give homeless people a home. You don’t understand or care about the long term consequences. Not only for society as a whole but also the people you’re “helping”. It’s such an awesome unbelievably utopian concept of how anything works. You’re also talking to people who don’t want billions going overseas so that entire premise is crap. Forgiving debt also has nothing to do with national security like the wall does. Yes it’s expensive and this will only make it more so because it removes the small last hurdle that kept it slightly in check. Making it worse on the whole to benefit the few, very few because most debt is held by people with degrees like the woman Biden highlighted not undergraduates, is never ever good for society. Giving an even bigger leg up to the top 3-4% , that’s based on what they’ll earn with master degrees and above over their lifetime, is “helping” how exactly. List how it benefits the people now being forced to take on that debt. Edit: I care about helping Americans that earn it. Somebody that makes $100,000+ a year on their own because of the education that teachers sold them (it’s their labor and the cost of their degrees that factors into the cost of education) is perfectly capable of paying that debt. They don’t need help. Since you’re so worried about helping Americans wouldn’t that be better spent helping mentally injured service members get the treatment they need from the damage caused by what the government had them do, off the streets, and become productive members of society than go to someone who doesn’t need it at all but just wants it? Since you’re all about either or there’s one for you chew on.
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  240. Then you need to tell the Supreme Court that because they view it differently.
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  241. I thought that was Obama. “Most transparent” and then prosecuted the most whistleblowers in history.
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  242. He always has been. That's why he had to drop out of his other Presidential runs. For some reason now it's acceptable to lie nonstop. Which is funny that people voted for a proven liar and plagiarizer because they were "sick of Trump kying".
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  243. Actually, she did better. Internal polling had Trump beating Biden with around 400 in the Electoral College. At least she narrowed that a bit. I think she did motivate the black female vote, but that was pretty much it.
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  244. It's a fitting quote for today given why Jefferson wrote it. It was the only other time the president had political prisoners. President Adams put in the Sedition Act which made it illegal to say anything disrespectful against the president or the administration. It expired at the end of Adams' term and he wasn't running again. That election was the only tie so Congress decided. A Congressman Adams had imprisoned won reelection from prison and was able to get back to Congress just in time to cast the deciding vote for Jefferson. Jefferson immediately upon taking office pardoned them all and made how we understand freedom of the press and freedom of speech today the main focus of his presidency. of his presidency.
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  245. To be fair, some of that was Trump's. The difference is Biden's added unnecessary stimulus was what pushed it over the edge. Trump had removed money from circulation before the lockdowns so there was wiggle room. Because of that what little there was from Trump would have been smaller and shorter. Giving out a large stimulus when the supply chain was so messed up and there were already shortages from people staying home and spending money was always going to result in what happened.
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  246. ​ @mkay1957  My son works at a Phillips refinery in Oklahoma. Most refining is moving out of California due to regulation and taxes. The industry pay standard combined with that makes it unprofitable in California. Industry standard pay is around $50 and hour.
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  247. I saw his potential when he ran in the primary. He was clearly still too green and nervous.
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  248. ​ @JohnDoe11VII  My husband had to register for the draft when he was issued his green card. They said no thank you because he was 26, but it's still required by law.
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  249. ​ @o4ktr33123  I think Jeffries just doesn't know anything about the military and thought he'd tried to use them. I don't know why since his side attacks returning vets.
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  250. She's famous for being a Bernie bro and comes out with this. Yikes.
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  251. ​ @ohnononowhydidi344  Did your brain break on the last part of that person's sentence? An accomplice to murder when there's no murder. Meaning you're an accomplice to nothing.
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  252. Andrew goes over Bolton disclaiming it in his book.
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  253. ​ @BuFFoTheArtClown  There are indeed verbal records. Like most of history in every part of the world was passed down through verbal records. We did indeed believe in private property. In my tribe, each family had a plot of land they were responsible for to farm to provide for their family. I know you mean written records, which do exist, you just are unable to read them just like Egyptian writing wasn't able to be understood until the Rosetta Stone was discovered. The Mayan, Aztec, and several other large tribes had huge empires and a lot of writing.
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  254. They won't have a choice. The only way out is if they manage to fudge the numbers.
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  255. It's a common response when fi gh t or flight kicks in. For him it was the former..
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  256. So does this administration. It's called a press briefing and it's daily.
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  257. I'm all for getting rid of the IRS and income taxes. I think though it should be a sliding tax. The less something costs, the less it's taxed. The more it costs, the more it's taxed. If not that, then less on everyday items and a higher luxury tax. That still means tourists and migrants pay, but it keeps things more affordable for low income.
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  258. ​ @AngelInTheMorning-123  Holy crap! I forgot Biden put in that thing about not allowing drilling. Duh.
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  259. Ahh the Keystone pipeline. The pipeline to bring the oil from the tar sands to the one of only 2 refineries in the world capable of processing it. People who know nothing about the oil industry or anything about what I just said, shouldn't be allowed to say anything about it and certainly their opinion should mean nothing to those making the decisions about it. That's the new rules from the left right? If it's not something you know and understand you can't talk about it? I've decided that's an agreeable arrangement. They won't be able to talk about much.
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  260. This isn't a kid's educational video because it didn't actually teach kids anything. It didn't even teach them about the telescope it had them make. It didn't show them using it or even looking through it. It was a propaganda video to try to sway children to like Kamala and the party. To make them seem approachable. The only videos for kids from someone close to President when I was growing up was from the first lady to talk about whatever her cause was. That's what this came off as to me, only with zero educational value. This is NOT something that should be done by the VP because they should be busy doing their real job.
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  261. They thought they'd convince voters the trans thing came from Trump after saying for 8 yeaes Trump hates the LGBTQ? This right here shows their incompetence and they don't even realize it.
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  262.  @jeredsteen6663  We weren't the only ones in Germany. It was split between the allied forces. Truth is Britain had more to do with the nation building in Germany than the US. South Korea is because we're technically still at war there and the people and government want us there. We were in Japan and Germany because that was the agreement after they surrendered, something that didn't happen in Afghanistan. You're comparing apples and oranges. We are in Kuwait because, again completely different scenario, they were invaded and welcome us as having protected them from that invading force. At no time did Afghanistan do anything against us to justify invading and occupying them for 20 years. Our reason for even being there ended when Bin Laden was killed. They want to be ruled as an Islamic country and it's not our place to just invade somewhere because we don't like the government. Thinking like that 100% justifies China invading anywhere because they want it to be Communist.
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  263. It is indeed. A lovely one at that. His nails are also painted. Pretty sure that's one of those Queers I keep hearing people yelling about or to. Whatever.
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  264. We'd been noticing. Just our politicians care more about "good relations" then any actual principles. Then again, the ones recently removed from power were salivating for hate speech laws here too.
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  265. He’s never tried to unify. Even some Democrats recognize he’s more divisive than Trump was.
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  266. They're doing it by saying that since her name was on the ticket, technically, they voted for her. Never mind that during the primary, there's usually no VP attached. He could have changed VPs before, during, or after it even.
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  267. The only good thing that the debate caused is that most news organizations are finally asking real question instead of it interviews sounding like a family reunion. Don't think they've suddenly become honest. They just know it's become so obvious if they continue to cover for him, he'll drag them down with him. It's rats jumping off a sinking ship.
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  268. ​ @konradrousseau4570  There's a peace deal brokered by the US when he invaded Georgia. Has he invaded Georgia again? No. He keeps referring to deals guaranteed by France and Germany. Countries that can't even defend themselves much less be any type of threat to Russia. Germany also relies on Russia for gas so they're dependent on Putin. As for the guarantee Trump is offering, there's a big difference between a private company independently deciding to have a business in Ukraine and a government backed one doing so. The US isn't reliant on anything the few businesses there are selling in Ukraine. We will be reliant on the minerals. A disruption in the supply would directly impact businesses IN the US. Including government research and weapon manufacturing. You're either extremely ignorant or acting in bad faith if you don't understand the difference.
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  269. ​ @Red-Check-Mark  Putin has admitted Trump intimates him.
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  270. ​ @Red-Check-Mark  Ukraine isn't a NATO country. NATO isn't fighting. Are you stupid?
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  271. ​ @mK_Dx  Considering about 75% of Republicans and 50% of the population want the war to end even if it means Russia keeps the land they've captured, yes. It means most share the same opinion. It's called a concensus. A concensus can be reached individually.
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  272. ​ daveyh-w6q  Then there's no reason for Putin to agree to it. They are not even a tiny threat to him. They're not powerful enough to negotiate anything. Especially since many of them rely on Russia for oil and gas.
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  273. ​ @diegophantasmic5127  Then why hasn't he invaded Georgia again? Maybe because he got the little bit of land he wanted. Which isn't the entire freaking Eastern Europe.
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  274. ​ @deufvelli  There's this thing called reality. You can want something all you'd like. It doesn't mean you're capable of getting it. They're not. They've had 3 years and massive amounts of weapons. They don't have the manpower to fight much longer. They're running out of men.
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  275. ​ @lluNr3aL  He doesn't understand the difference between a private company having an investment in Ukraine and the government's being invested in it. That's a him problem. His administration ironed out this deal. Working with Trump's before he took office. Every side agreed. He had plenty of chances to negotiate or say it's not enough or even no. He didn't. Instead he waits until he's in front of the cameras to suddenly renegotiate a deal that had already been okayed by him.
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  276. ​ @deufvelli  He should have said so during negotiations instead of after he'd agreed to the deal. He was there because he asked for it to be signed there. Stop acting like he flew in, they tossed him a deal he knew nothing about, and objected to it.
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  277. ​ @RomanMyshoul85  Yes offering to extract minerals worth 1 trillion become you lack the technology and money to do it, include weapons while a peace deal is worked out, and rebuilding your country is really plundering the invaded.
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  278. ​ @RomanMyshoul85  You're going to need to prove the downfall of Russia part. They're borders are pretty intact. The people are eating. They have heat and electricity. Where's the downfall?
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  279. Was it a "constitutional crisis" everytime Biden ignored the courts? Is it one everytime New York, Chicago, California, etc does on gun right rulings? That's a direct violation of the Constitution.
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  280. Campaign fraud. No joke. She got investigated and found to have committed it by paying her boyfriend, now husband. She just paid a small fine.
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  281. They really need to stop saying they care about the environment and keep trying to push high speed rail. Do they think it will be built in the air or that they can just put them on our current railway system?
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  282.  @thomasm9552  Trump is running. He hasn't "officially" declared it, but he's certainly unofficial done so. Sorry. He needs a 2nd term. There's too much stuff that needs to be broken. Release the Bull in the China shop again, this time with no worries of needing to appease to get elected again. Then let DeSantis in with the cleanup crew to put everything where it should be. The trash has to be taken out or we're just going to keep yo yoing up and down from the corruption.
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  283. The thing that's really upsetting to me, other than feeling sorry for the poor dog, is that if my dog bit even 2 people she'd be labeled dangerous and be ordered put down by the government. His bites 10 and he's in Delaware living it up.
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  284. All this ageist and abelist language is shocking! Shame on them!
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  285. He's been lying his entire 50 year career as a politician. It's like breathing to him. Just look at his previous attempts and that both times he dropped out because he lied so much and plagiarized.
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  286. They aren't allowing that anymore I don't think. They've had to get rid of a lot of officers because they had more of them than enlisted. I think you can only enlist at this time.
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  287. Many of speeches have been straight from Trump’s previous speeches. He’s plagiarized his entire life. Why stop now? It is funny watching him say the exact same things while yelling how evil Trump is.
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  288. @@ucomaco I'm sorry but the President appoints the chair. That is currently Janet Yellen. Yes they are indeed responsible. It's unusual that something is done without the President's approval on important matters like printing millions or changing the definition of in circulation which is what happened. Edit: In case it's not clear, Yellen is over the FED and was appointed by Biden. She's who's on TV telling you she's increasing the interest rate to try to offset inflation. Nixon wanted cheap money and authorized mass printing which is what caused the mass inflation in the 70s.
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  289. That's what this bill would do. They'd be detained federally waiting for them to legally be given deportation. These politicians are are twisting it to them being held for shoplifting.
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  290. He should be, but I doubt there will be enough new blood elected with the balls to do it. He's knowingly violated the Constitution so many times it's disgusting. That should be grounds for an immediate removal. I bet they'd take it a lot more seriously then.
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  291. He'll hide from the pandemic again. There might not even be any because the GOP has pulled out of the committee that handles them due to overt aggression and probably the clear corruption that's been going on in them.
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  292. The first time I saw an interracial couple on TV was the Jefferson's. In the 80s and 90s I saw a mixed race person everytime I watched a Guns n Rose's video ( Slash). I've seen him try to take credit for this being in advertising even though it was a thing long before he took office. It's honestly a very odd thing for a President to attempt to brag about.
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  293. It's my understanding Target lost 10% of sales which is A LOT. Them, Budweiser, and Disney also getting their stock downgraded was just a nice bonus.
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  294. 6:58 As a married woman, I've never had a problem voting, and every state I've lived in requires ID. You got to the DMV with your old ID, show them your marriage certificate, and they issue you a new one with your married name. To work, you would have already submitted and received a new Social Security card with your marriage name and old number on it. Is he mansplaining? This feels like what I've been told mansplaining is.
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  295. Not king. Emperor! God Emperor!
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  296. That would take hours. It's over 2,000 pages.
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  297. They're who's been in charge. They're losing so much power. I can't imagine they'd be happy about it.
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  298.  @dwightschrute5979  You don't need a degree to do well in creative arts. You need talent and time. Nobody makes the big bucks out of the gate in those professions because you have to develop a reputation. My son is a bassist. He earned a reputation in high school and was on the radar of big names in the music business as well as the #2 and #3 music schools. Not because he has a degree, but because he has talent. The bass we bought him was a cheap $250. He was also nationally ranked in Tuba and was courted by several symphonies. We are by no means rich or the elite. We were on foodstamps when he was born. You're arguing for people with mediocre talent to rise to the top of creative fields.
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  299.  @blakegendron1949  So you're arguing for the government to create a new problem to fix another problem they created. The reason their debt is so high is because of government backed student loans. When does the bailout stop? If we do it now, we'll have to keep doing it because it will end stories like these to warn others not to do it. There will be no incentive for those looking at college now to not keep repeating this scenario. That means that it won't do what you think it will. It will create an even bigger financial burden on the taxpayer down the road. That's the problem with quick solutions. They never look at possible future consequences for those decisions, just like these adults.
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  300. 10:02 I'm sorry. That rant is hilarious. Outside of the media covering for Biden, he's upset they asked Kamala questions in interviews. That's literally what he's saying. He's saying the media didn't lie enough to gaslight the people to vote for them instead of Trump. Almost as if he thinks the media works for the Democratic party or something. That is God tier level political grandstanding.
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  301. That's exactly what the Supreme Court said too. They said you can't force someone to make something not already available to the general public. Any premade cake he had to sell them, but not altering especially for the customer isn't discrimination, it's his right.
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  302. That's the immigration law here as well. Once encountered, illegals are supposed to be held until deportation. They're making out that they'd be held for the shoplifting, but they're not. Ones federal and one's state.
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  303. 3:23 No honey. I'm not responsible for what your parents told you. "We" didn't tell you anything because we don't know who you even are. 7:56 That's funny. They mean being a professional student. I love how they're acting like this is some new, groundbreaking idea. Gen X figured that out. There's literally movies about dumb people that did it back then. Even so, eventually schools will stop allowing you to enroll so they found out, and these people will too. Yeah, you can't ever have not been enrolled. Community colleges also don't let you go forever. After you've reached enough credits to be considered a Junior, you either have to get special permission to continue attending or they won't allow you to continue.
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  304. I say no letter next to them either. Unfortunately that would have made Hillary look more qualified even though her offices were a joke. A Senator for a state she never really lived in and Secretary of State with the only 2 things she oversaw being disasters. The Haiti quid pro quo mess and Lybia that revitalized the African slave trade. What an accomplishment.
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  305. They're telling you right in this video. They're conflating being held federally awaiting deportation orders with being held for shoplifting by the state government. That's because they don't believe they should be held for anything at all. They want amnesty and open borders. That's why they'll say "no human is illegal" and other stuff.
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  306. ​​ @Man-vs-Metal  Why? Many CEOs and owners of large corporations are over that age. Why do people seem to think you become magically stupid at the age of 65? Because that's the age Social Security allows you to collect benefits? All it tells me is you've had very limited interaction with people in that age range, or your interaction has been limited to nursing homes where they're put because they are ill. Go hang out in any senior living community. You'll see many are full of energy and life and just as intelligent as they've always been. Dementia doesn't even start showing up until 70-79 in most cases. It's also not true that everyone gets it. Only 1.7% get it by the age of 74, 13.1% at 84, and 37.4% over 85. Meaning the majority don't get it. Edit: Every society until recently has understood the elderly have gained wisdom and understanding from living a long life. Now we treat them like they're disposable and somehow really young people have a wisdom that's impossible to obtain at that age.
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  307. My parents discussed stuff because they wanted us to understand why they said no to somethings when other years it was yes. That's not adding stress to children. We never thought we'd be on the streets or anything. We just understood it meant no new school clothes or traveling (except driving to the farm to work during harvest so we could eat).
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  308. Welcome to a weak leader. Something the US should never have. Trump was a strong leader and because too many people only knew Obama they thought he was acting like a dictator. That's because Obama was weak too just not as weak as Brandon. As the only super power, we have to have a leader that our adversaries are concerned about. Will they or won't they should be in the forefront of their minds. That's the only real deterrent there is to things like Putin is doing now and China will do to Taiwan while these people are in still in power if they're smart.
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  309.  @thilli1859 A quick Google search will show Biden pushed back the negotiated withdrawal by months which means he broke the deal. It’s not hard.
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  310. I remember when gas was rationed and people lined up at the pump for hours.
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  311. That last clip honestly made me go "awwww" irl.
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  312. It's the DNC chair as in head of the party. The RNC chair is Lara Trump and Michael Whatley.
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  313. Allergy induced "asthma" isn't really asthma. It's not a disease so there's no real damage to the lungs. The allergies just cause a lung response similar to asthma and it responds well to the same treatment. My oldest had it as a child. It was caused by mushroom spores.
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  314. ​ @Justin-pe9cl  I remember when those jobs got destroyed due to gas prices. I felt so sorry for the elderly women who'd never filled their own tank in their lives. Their husband's did it, then they'd pay an attendant after he died. We had 1 full service gas station in our town and it was heartbreaking watching them trying to figure out how to do it. Fortunately it's the south so people would just help.
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  315. They do collect the same amount. My tax returns don't have a different column for men and woman.
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  316. The changes to the mail in stuff is just changing the laws back to what they used to be before the 2020 election when a ton of regulations were changed due to the coof. Most of them are even more generous then they were before because many of these states didn't have mail in ballots or drop boxes at all. Edit: Except for requested absentee ballots in special circumstances.
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  317. Everyone missed it. He set up in that horrific speech that the upcoming elections will be stolen. Twice he mentioned "MAGA Republicans" taking positions on committees in an attempt to steal them. I hope they all get booted from social media after they make those claims in November. We all know that won't happen which is even better because it will expose all this BS to the people that refuse to see.
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  318. Well, it came out today they've received millions from the government. So, not so centrist or unbiased.
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  319.  @d.i.g.i.t.a.l.9268  Show them. Point to cases of it. I can point to hundreds of shootings in Chicago. Surely you can do the same since you think it's comparable. The community you maybe are referring to is the Appalachians. Nice to see you still really hate those in extreme poverty who don't even have access to running water or electricity instead of pretending you "care" about the poor and impoverished.
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  320.  @SmoothCruizer37  Since the director of the CDC just announced all death from it is now preventable, something that can't be claimed for the flu or even the common cold, doesn't that mean it pretty much has?
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  321. ​​ @DaveS71  They're government back. If the government can forgive them, then the government holds the debt. Government money comes from taxpayers. The government isn't a business. They don't sell a product. All government money comes from taxes. So yes, it is taxpayer money that's been paid to these universities for their education and it's taxpayer money they owe to the government. Do you think they owe the universities? The universities got paid while they were attending them. Edit: I hope you're not college educated because it will just further prove how wasteful it's been for the government to offer student loans.
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  322. The gun charge is because you can't have a weapon while in possession of drugs or on them. That's why they had to convince a jury that he was an addict at the time.
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  323. I thought the GDP had shrunk 2 quarters already too. I guess I was wrong. It definitely will this time again. Then it's just hoping we don't meet the definition of a depression. It just depends on how far down the economy goes.
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  324. I've actually seen comments repeating his claims. I assume they are bots or paid accounts, but I still comment and correct them. I've seen them claiming oil companies have reduced production intentionally and stockpiling oil instead of refining it.
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  325. Now I see where a couple people I've come across in comment sections get their information from. I've had to debunk that oil company argument 4 times now. Fortunately my husband has worked in the oil refinery business for 15 years and my grandfather did it for 40 years. I'm well aware that's a lie. Congress even investigated them for price gouging and didn't find anything. That's why they've stopped claiming that and have changed to this now.
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  326. She answered a casting call from Cenk's PAC and "won" it. Pelosi even said a glass of water with a D by it's name could win in that district. It's pretty telling most of the rest of the squad that Cenk helped get elected are gone now except her.
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  327. That's been part of his campaign for 50 years and why he was forced out of the running his previous 2 attempts at the Presidency. That has nothing to do with his mental problems.
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  328.  @randomnerd9088  It was in the Declaration of Independence as a grievance with the King. Specifically the inability to end it. They all had agree on the grievances and 2 (I think) did not, so it was removed. It was the largest section too.
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  329. How many times are you going to post this exact same comment? You're a bot aren't you?
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  330. I hate the " we're a country of immigrants" crap. My family came before there was a country. Obviously, they didn't "immigrate" here. They settled in a British colony as citizens of Britain. They fought to break away and create their own country. Imagine telling every country that used to be Yugoslavia that they're "a country of immigrants" because they used to be part of a different country.
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  331. Technically the Supreme Court has held they're afforded certain rights. Especially in the judicial system. Those are illegal search and seizure and legal representation. That's where Miranda rights come from. They can be detained though because that's written into our immigration policy which is why Democrats want "reform" and call it broken.
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  332. They believe 13% of the population should have 50% representation. I've seen black people argue this. I also saw one get pissed because 2 college scholarships existed that were for white only and then I pointed out the hundreds for black only.
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  333. ​ @KellyODellOsprey  Most of them are way over 50.
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  334. Is he? Good Lord! For someone in politics for over 50 years, he sure had quite the work history before that it seems. A truck driver which takes a couple years of trade school to get, a lawyer, a lifeguard, an auto worker, etc. His dad was a coal miner and his uncle eaten by cannibals too.
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  335.  @Zetact_  They are awesome. I'm not happy with the woman of the group endorsing Biden, but I understand her line of thinking on it.
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  336. Noam Chomsky has gone against everything he claimed during the pandemic, is a leftist, and took money from Epstein after his 2008 conviction in Florida. The worship of him is nauseating.
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  337.  @MYKULOISPRETTY  That's the most ignorant thing I've seen lately. Just because you don't vote doesn't stop everyone else from doing so. It just means even fewer elect federal positions. If only one person votes that's enough to decide an election.
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  338. I couldn’t vote for her because it was clear she intended to start a war with Russia. I didn’t get through the Cold War to go to war with Russia over freaking Syria.
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  339. I'm seeing a lot of postings about red flag laws. The problem is, they wouldn't be held without due process. The detention is federally for entering illegally and the law says they're held until deported. The bill would simply have them in federal custody awaiting deportation while the state charges work through the system.
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  340.  @GhostKing6790  No. The Constitution is from the People to tell the government it isn't allowed to do certain things or the People can dissolve said government. The government doesn't give you rights. If it does, they aren't rights, they are privileges. The Constitution is a contract between the People and the government that limits government. The court rules on if and when the government breaches that contract, just like it does any other contracts. Rights coming from God simply means they are immutable. This is why even if you live under a suppressive government, that government is violating your rights. You are indeed uneducated.
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  341. So this means someone could leave something really dangerous and they obviously will have no idea who or when. That's not very secure and it opens them up to so much future problems. I don't think they fully understand how saying they can't figure it out paints the US, the security of the President, and the Secret Service.
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  342. ​ @Mystic.ape.  The idea is to take that degree and attend a 4 year university for only 2 years, drastically reducing the cost. Ideally one you can commute to so you don't add room and board to the cost. That's how I did it. I worked and paid cash for the number of classes I could afford each semester. It takes longer, but you're debt free.
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  343. ​​ @coffeebux  Nope. That's why citizenship is defined in the Constitution. As long as you maintain your paperwork that proves your citizenship, they can't. The only rights illegals have is no illegal search and seizure and legal representation. Since by the nature of being here illegally immigration law is detention until deportation, they can be held federally. This particular law makes sure they are and strips sanctuary status from cities and states. Edit: The rights endowed by your creator are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That's why the only "rights" illegals have is in regards to the legal system. Them protesting is hilarious because under the Constitution it's the right to protest your government. This isn't their government.
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  344. 5:16 BASED! 11:39 OMG! I love her. I would love to be this woman's friend. We would get along beautifully.
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  345. Then why did you click on it? The title told you what it was.
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  346. Most other countries are because everywhere else in the world does.
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  347. He didn't mess that up. He says was declared unconstitutional in the late 60s. It's a little slurred, but still discernible.
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  348. For a man that was only out of college for a year before being elected, he worked a lot of jobs. The only thing redeemable about his job history is that Bernie never had a single one.
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  349. If it was really close that's suspicious. If they kept you on for several months and then fired it wouldn't be even thought about as the reason. Usually those cases involve being treated differently before they're letting go that have witnesses and such.
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  350. ​ @ddpp8888  Telehealth is fine for things like a UTI. It's not good at diagnostics required for heart conditions, arthritis, and various other chronic illnesses that are common in the elderly. All of which require frequent monitoring. I have a faulty heart valve. Telehealth is completely useless for it.
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  351. ​​ @ddpp8888  No it's not. It's fine for small things, but telehealth isn't good for chronic conditions which is what elderly have. You're talking about people with memory problems that have to keep their medication in dated and time of day boxes to remember to take it. I can't think of single area that doesn't have free transportation for the elderly and disabled to doctor appointments. It's paid for by Medicaid and Medicare. It's usually a van. If they are unable to physically get around they either have family or a paid caregiver that would be who is responsible for their transportation. You have never been around anyone in that state so are making assumption based on lack of knowledge. Edit: You even tell the one person they're an adult and telehealth will tell them to physically go see a doctor or go get testing done while claiming it's important for people so sick they're immobile. Which is it because if you're that sick, you require regular testing.
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  352. The EPA just got their authority bitch slapped by the Supreme Court. Who do they do more to than a fine when the EPA causes a disaster like the river? Education needs to have a private option available everywhere that you can choose to send the tax money to for the child. Throwing more money at education just increases administrations and doesn't get spent on children. Remove Unions from government employees. The people shouldn't have their voices overridden. I'm pro Union, but they shouldn't mix with the government like that. It's gives them too much power over policies. That was demonstrated during the pandemic when they set the rules for returning to school instead of the local governments. We already passed a huge infrastructure bill. Bills should be single issue. No more omnibus bills. Edit: Your Representative is supposed to go over the bill and vote for you. That's why they're there. That's the mechanism in place so the people aren't spending their time governing. Learn Civics, then you can make recommendations and maybe have them taken seriously.
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  353. I'd apologize for the guy from Arkansas, but I no longer live there. He's most likely from 1 of 2 areas since everyone else is red. I moved to Oklahoma which is now solid red. Even the cities. The Natives and the new Californian transplants did good.
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  354.  @joebidendagoat  Which has absolutely nothing to do with the backdrop of this speech. What is it ya'll said when people would bring up Hillary or Obama? Oh yeah. He's not the President so it's just whataboutism.
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  355.  @emmettturner9452 That has absolutely nothing to do with Snopes writing an article claiming it’s false it was backwards. You know, the subject matter. You can attempt to justify why he was wearing it that way, but it’s irrelevant.
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  356. Unfortunately it's going to be dangerously cold and a snow storm. I don't expect many will be standing around. Unless their hatred keeps them warm. It's going to be single digits even here in Oklahoma.
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  357. It's a very crucial race minority apparently.
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  358. It was known in his 2nd term. I thought everyone knew that after he died. That's why there was such a drastic change in his policies between the 2. Bush Sr took on a more of the responsibilities after that.
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  359. Thomas is used to it from the Democrats. Biden called him the n word several times during his approval hearing.
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  360. It's because many Christian groups view Halloween as a satanic celebration.
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  361. When they figured the prices in other things trying to talk about how cheap Thanksgiving was going to be they left off turkey and put in used vehicles for some reason.
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  362. Yes. He plagiarized and cheated his way through law school and still graduated near the bottom. That was found out the first time he ran for President. He's lied and plagiarized in every campaign he's ever done.
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  363. To Biden’s manufacturing stuff I unfortunately know too much about that. Where I live there’s a huge manufacturing plant that’s almost completed. They’ve spent $150 million so far. It’s been put on hold because they can’t get all the tax credits Biden’s bill promised worked out. Red tape and just slow as hell responses to each step. I live in a red state and that’s not in even remotely to becoming a swing state. I’m curious how many such things are occurring in other such states. I’d love to see a geographical breakdown of where approval for the manufacturing they keep bragging about is on a state by state basis. I’ve got a sneaky suspicion they’ve almost exclusively been in areas Democrats need to sway or maintain voter wise.
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  364. Good catch!
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  365. 7:10 You mean like would happened to a citizen? A citizen would also be arrested. At least 10-15 years ago they'd pretend to think illegal immigration is bad. What's really funny is going by the polling and stuff from the last election, over 80% of the popular wants them deported. Yet, they keep acting like they're speaking for the people. 8:13 I can attest to that. As a teenager I was a proflic one. Never got caught.
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  366. That's so familiar. Though they'd say the economy was always better under Democrats, but didn't know why. When I started working minimum wage was $3.25.
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  367. ​ @Touma134  Yes.
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  368.  @RestrictedFilms Utter bs. If he “stripped” you naked and threw you out at 17 how did he also force you to attend college? He can apply for a loan like that all he wants to. It’s not taken out until YOU physically go to the college the loan was taken out for, enroll, and attend classes for the first 2 weeks. You can drop out in that time period and face no financial consequences. You’re just trying to 1 get people to feel sorry for you. 2. Project your lack of a spine onto millions of other people. 3. Not take any responsibility for any decision you’ve ever made. You’re literally admitting you’re a doormat incapable of living on your own and trying to pretend that’s a positive thing and play helpless. Nope. Once you’re 18 legally there’s absolutely nothing your parents can “force” you to do. Rather than stand up for yourself and make your own way you CHOSE comfort. That’s a decision you and you alone made. Edit: The after Obama crap doesn’t work either. Both my sons, all their friends except one who’s a lazy bum, and my nephews and niece are all successful. Most of them married, a couple with children, own their own houses, and are younger than you. None of them had “connections” or anything like that. Especially since almost all, except the bum, come from poor families in a rural area. Go have your pity party on your own time.
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  369. It’s not about who the members support. It’s about who the Union gives money to. Everyone always makes this big deal about Unions supporting Democrats. I’m glad this guy pointed out that doesn’t mean the members are going to vote that way. They mostly don’t. Edit: The Union my husband is a member of went independent awhile ago. They admitted they can’t give money to candidates taking jobs away through regulations. The national Union President asked the local Union leaders to start sending him candidates to back instead regardless of party.
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  370. ​ @displayname7t4  Mislead how? Take a mortgage as an example. You're going to end up paying over twice what the cost of the house is for that 30 year loan. Credit cards are even more. Everything is laid out when they sign. You don't pay for the first year to allow you time to get a job and after that the minimum payment is set up how it is to allow you to get established until you can start paying more than the minimum. If you purchased a $50,000 car, your payment would be more than $200 a month and even then, the first 2 years go toward interest. The one who's loan has almost doubled is lying. They missed payments because they're set up to at least cover the interest and got penalties. What happens if they fail to make payments and why they're structured how they are is all explained in the paperwork they sign.
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  371. They'd detain them. Not arrest them. An arrest would occur once they had enough evidence to charge. They'd be taken in or even held in a room in the store for questioning, but not arrested. Which, if you inform your children of their rights, they're allowed to walk out of at anytime. If you ask if you're under arrest and they say something like we're just talking, you can get up and leave. At that point, if they have enough, they'll arrest. Edit: Also technically, they've not shoplifted until they attempt to leave the store without paying. Just putting something in your pocket isn't illegal. I taught both my boys if they caught the attention of police and they attempted to take them in without officially arresting them to say no or walk out. If they arrest the only thing you say is lawyer. My dad was a cop.
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  372. ​ @nobodyspecial115  They don't care has long as it's theirs. Just ignore everyone that Musk is currently dealing with are unnamed unelected bureaucrats.
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  373. ​ @coffeebux  Obviously not because they have no where else to go. This bill and discussion is about deportation of illegals.
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