Comments by "Nick" (@NicodemusT) on "Should Presidential Transitions Depend on Sitting President?" video.

Honestly, seeing David pretend that m4a #ForceTheVote isn’t a thing is beyond weird. If you’re a progressive outlet, it’s in the top 3 things going on right now. How it almost never comes up is suspect.
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@ProgramKing I’m coming back to this comment later with citations as to why you’re wrong. I knew David ‘s fans aren’t big on the concept of « burden of proof ». Edit: noticing your other subscriptions makes me think you don’t care about proof.
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@ProgramKing There are 14 members who can vote easily. Basically any progressive voice in the house. You’re not about facts at all. Also, I’m not so worried about the different outlets you watch so much as who you watch - as they make you look rather immoral, to be honest. Steven Crowder hasn’t been a Canadian since he was 5, but I hear he’s still going on about how Canadian health care is bad. Who better to know than a 5 year old, right? Yeah - you’re a real fact finder.
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@ProgramKing I literally live in Canada right now. Any idiot can go to a Walmart with a camera and a line up and claim all Walmarts have lines. Doesn’t make it a fact. Forcing politicians to the will of the people is how democracy works, else how is anything done? Also, there’s literally thousands of videos on YouTube of people lining up outside of walk-in clinics in the US. So based on you and Steven Crowders flawless logic, that must mean the whole US medical system is bogus and not worth keeping. And since when is a walk-in clinic « wait times at my doctor office »?Walk in clinics have wait times for the same reason that fast food restaurants have lines. Your reasoning is basic. Steven crowder is your Michael Moore. Moore’s version of Canada was utopian, Crowder’s is dystopian. Both are dumb points of view that scale to the audience and not reality. The conclusion that makes the most sense is to ask what Canadians want, and when polled, we deny private options every single time. That tells you how bad we have it - that when given the option to have private care we never go for it. However, when your country is polled, universal Medicare sits at 57-80% (depending on poll). I find it hilarious that your country is one of the least free countries in the world. Your people have no say in anything. Falling for Steven Crowder’s take on reality shows you literally have no grasp on reality. Your subscriptions are all grifters.
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