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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