Comments by "RexFx" (@RextheRebel) on "The Jimmy Dore Show" channel.

  1. Jimmy, you have to get up to date with political YouTubers! Its essential now that you do.
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  2. Too many ppl (all are boot kissers) claim that because Mario's brother was born into wealth, that somehow means he can't share frustrations with the working class
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  3. The employers are the more entitled ones here. They feel they are entitled to others labor. They dont wanna adapt and provide incentives to come to work. Then they blame the potential workforce who opted not to work for the crappy job with the crappy pay. Everything in life is about pros and cons, give and take, incentives and disincentives.
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  4. Wrong. Corporations hate competition..
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  5. Well a household isn't the government so it's an apples to pineapples comparison.
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  6. Yes. That's literally one of the main justifications for the federal government existing.
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  7. Didn't he identify as an anarchist or something similar?
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  8. ​@Gujratiah it would make us feel better if the most common surnames were actually names from England, not jooland or Arabia.
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  9. Hopefully a mass, international workers movement really starts to peek through the veil of neoliberalism. We're starting to see the possiblity of such an event but who knows? Workers or the world unite!
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  10. My favorite Right wing anti-semitic, racist, pro gun person is Karl Marx. Oh wait.
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  11. the Bolshevik revolution did start as a book club.
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  12. If anything, that song by Cardi B radicalizes women far worse than Ben Shapiro radicalizes men.
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  13. Well she just voluntarily bailed from the VP candidacy because you know, being woke is better than being smart or rational.
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  14. He's talked about it numerous times already.
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  15. Wow... Hillary is saying things i say everyday, today... I never knew she said those things. Things which make me sound like a rabid right winger, despite my clear left wing, pro worker, anti capitalist tendencies.
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  16. I mean I'm definitely worse off under Trump than Obama. But I don't think either was responsible for me becoming homeless. The system is broken, all levels of it.
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  17. A bigger threat is not big government but rather big money interests that collude and buy government officials.
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  18.  @destroya3303  how is what you said any different or even any better than social security. Not everyone has family. How about we as a people, as a nation, look out for one another and reward those who spent decades labouring for the common good of us all by collectively pooling resources together in order to ensure our aging population can ride into the sunset comfortably?
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  19. No, he's very dumb.
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  20. Will should not have defended the honor of someone who is dishonorable. What honor does Jada have anyway? Good job fighting on behalf of someone else's boyfriend, dude. Also, she should have done the slap herself since she's a strong, independent wahman.
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  21. Tulsi's "medicare choice" response made me lose respect for her. I hope you realize this too Jimmy, she let us down.
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  22. But MMT wasn't responsible for that. Neoliberal economics was.
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  23. Exactly. It's faith based, that things will work themselves out. It's an an excuse not to take initiative.
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  24. Tim Pool focuses on SJWs and thinks they are left. SJWs are not typically socialist, which is usually what people think of when you hear the term "Left". They don't have very many leftist economic policies. I personally, am a socialist; market socialist. I believe in some government but not much, mostly with energy and basic utilities. That the government should help out with preserving the welfare of its citizens (not illegal immigrants like we keep focusing on) and that since we dont have a communist Marxist society where its "To each according to their ability, to each according to their need" the government has to be the one to ensure a minute version of that system. Where everyone can truly to free and equal to pursue their own interests and have their basic needs met. My point is, im a Leftist, im an actual person who genuinely supports a post capitalist society. But i hate SJWs, why? Because while they complain about "the white man" i complain about the rich man. I complain about those with power, those who make it so hard for people to succeed, for people to pursue their own dreams. What if my pursuit of happiness is not making a lot of money? What if its backpacking through Europe? I need money to do that. If i don't have enough money to travel then i'm not free because someone or something is preventing me from doing that which is not naturally occurring. Money equals access, access equals freedom and if people don't have money then those people don't have freedom. I support worker cooperatives, small businesses, entrepreneurship and community organizing. SJW's don't fight for these things, the regressive left as Tim calls them don't care about these things. They complain about band-aids not matching their skin tone and that there arent enough female construction workers... Its annoying and its stupid. They believe in infinite genders and demand they have their own gender neutral bathrooms, ignoring that these have existed for years, they are called family restrooms. They call everyone sexist and racist and anti-semetic and anti-Islamic over everything. They have this victim hierarchy of oppression that makes everyone be content with their struggles because this one person might be a Mexican woman but this individual is a queer, black, physically disabled trans person with down syndrome... This list goes on and on and it pisses me off. I focus on class and alienation, they focus one gender and race. It pisses me off. So that's what Tim talks about, Jimmy. Self righteous and annoying gender nonconforming and PC "dont insult me or else" assholes who think they are oppressed when really they are the most privileged people ive ever met and seen.
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  25. No the regressive left are SJWs. SJWs often support mainstream democrats though, usually because they are either women or some other "minority".
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  26. Good. Do not come. Turn around, stop demanding entry after showing up on our doorstep. We don't want you here. You're a distraction from issues that need addressing and will put a burden on the programs. Citizens first. Stop prioritizing foreigners. In cold and unwelcoming because I don't care about being nice I care about pragmatism. We let way too many people in and too many exploit our immigration laws. Seeking asylum should definitely not be a human right. Asylum seekers aren't refugees, they are random people who randomly showed up unannounced and gave a bs excuse why we should just arbitrarily let them in. Asylum laws are broken and corrupt and inventivize mass/illegal immigration.
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  27. Im sorry but I don't understand the "Stop deportations" movement. What a ridiculous and unintelligent idea. No. I want deportations. Deport people who don't belong. Hold them accountable. Hold the businesses that hire them accountable. If you live here illegally then you deserve to be deported. At the very least they don't deserve to become citizens, maybe permanent resident status but full citizenship? As Joe Biden loves to say, "give me a break".
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  28. And that poverty and housing crisis is exactly why you don't need a bunch of Immigrants. You have to help pick yourself up before being able to pick up someone else who is down.
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  29. Exactly. If anything socialists should be against mass and illegal immigration. That's my position at least.
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  30. There can be no 460 yr old on SSI for two reasons, 1. The US hasn't been around for that many years. 2. Neither has SSI.
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  31.  @anthonyvigil7567  but you do...you support free market, rugged capitalism. You do support oppressive regimes. You are just changing the management of who rules us.
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  32. She says she is for the average American. Yet she repeatedly argues that workers who attempt to organize union drives should ve fired and strikers should be arrested. Yeah, totally pro average American.
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  33. It went from tolerance to acceptance to forced association to servitude very quickly. And what do ya know, the joos are responsible for weird stuff similar to what the notzis burned all those years ago. Im starting to think it might not be a coincidence.
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  34. I've always been rebellious, especially to authority. But I realized a few years ago I didn't hate authority itself, I hated incompetent leaders and authority figures. Most of the people in charge of everyday workers and citizens are incompetent and corrupt. That's why more of the common man should have authority. Im definitely conservative on many social/cultural issues but socialist economics has always interested me, even when I was free market libertarian I never supported private schools or healthcare. Though now my position on education has altered a bit with how woke and regressive it all is.
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  35. Yes. The answer is yes.
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  36. The head of the ethics committee has not ground to stand on when it comes to ethical behavior. This is why I dont trust "meritocracy" as a concept. Who decides what is earned and what is done "best" when the ppl deciding are not trustworthy enough themselves?
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  37.  @samrat1811  all winners in the free market inevitably use their power to lobby the government to further their interests. The state protects their property, it funds public services that allow workers to and from their property, it enforces laws that benefit the property of capitalists, it guarantees patents are upheld. This is a feature, not a bug. Every competition requires rules and it requires a governing body to enforce the rules. Those who don't want to follow the rules don't get to play.
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  38. Thomas Sowell? The guy who is wrong 85% of the time but gets away with it because he's black?
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  39. XY chromosomes? Then it's not a wman, it's a man. And he's more masculine looking than Elon...
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  40. The question shouldn't be "Did Bill Maher go too far" it should be "Did trans activists go too far"? Because they did. This is beyond too far. It's disgusting. Our society is failing because we're more focused on grooming children to become made up genders than we are ensuring everyone has a good union job, a decent home and healthcare. Preferably healthcare won't turn into giving chemicals to minors as they are treated like guinea pigs by big pharma.
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  41. Yeah but private schools should be exempt from receiving public funding.
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  42. Stop being so sensitive dude.
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  43. The fact that so few seem to know this let alone accept it as a possibility is brain numbing.
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  44. I was homeless for nearly five years. Not once did I meet any other homeless person where that applied to them. They were all without family.
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  45. I would have rejected this bill too. I would not support it for two main reasons. 1: I'm not of the belief that funding this through payroll taxes would be a good idea since it would likely impact workers income even more so than it already is. 2: Our workers, our nation's legal and documented citizens are not and will not pay for the services, healthcare and benefits for those people who do not even deserve to be nor belong to be here in the first place. What's the point in giving citizens of the US special privileges and rights if anyone, including those illegally residing in this country, benefit from those same services? It makes being a citizen obsolete and unnecessary. It's morally wrong and on top of that, dysfunctional.
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  46. Feminists don't like it when men appreciate attractive women. That is until men pay for photos and videos of attractive women who want to make money off being attractive.
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  47. People fear boredom far more than they enjoy laziness.
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  48. No, because the people didn't set the house on fire. Greedy corporations with government support did. Why should we further hurt the American working class be depreciating wages further and increasing productivity for businesses when those same businesses are responsible for many central american issues. But central america has never truly been stable. Did we muck things up worse? Absolutely. But should the citizens of the US continue to suffer for the failures of the government? No.
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  49. Hold on, aren't the majority of farm workers in California illegals? Or am I mistaken on that? Edit: it appears im not. Good. I'm glad it didn't get passed. Deport the mfers who need to go. Citizens have it hard enough to organize a union, stop giving illegal immigrants more rights than citizens.
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  50. They will never address the actual issue. Administration fees, predatory lending and the fact that tuition isn't controlled based on ability to pay.
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