Comments by "DEL J" (@IWLDELJ) on "Free Pre-K for Every Working Family." video.

"Quality" education? Are you fucking kidding me?
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@chameleon9717 Again, you don't understand what I'm saying, as I SPECIFICALLY DID NOT SAY COMPANIES. Your comments are a perfect example of a straw man. You're attacking an argument I DID NOT MAKE. Aside from that, you plainly haven't done your research. At all. You are saying things that exhibit ignorance of the situation, not knowledge of it. Every line you say is proving what you DON'T know. It's blowing my mind that someone can literally be professing such obvious ignorance while trying to convince someone who actually understands the situation that it's knowledge. You are literally too ignorant to realize how ignorant you are. That's how little you know about what you're speaking.
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@chameleon9717 You aren't going back to the whole thing, though. You're both cherry picking and creating a false argument. I plainly was talking about individuals, and I've clarified that reality twice. Additionally, you're asking for facts, when no facts were given by the original claimant. The person making the original claim would have to prove their point, but they won't, because they can't. I did however link you the literal break down of tax percentages. I literally already did that. If you didn't see it, that's one thing, but you're calling me dumb while you're asking me to prove a position that A) I don't have to prove, since the original claim is also unproven and B) for which I have literally already provided the evidence, you're calling me dumb while you're proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that you can't even track what we are discussing, because I have clarified MULTIPLE times that we are talking about "those in high income brackets," not corporations, and you still haven't even gotten close to defining a fair share, as you have only thrown around numbers which prove that you don't actually know what these companies make OR already pay. You are way off the mark on those numbers, yet we aren't even to that discussion yet, because again, we are talking about "those in high income brackets," as the original commenter said, and that I mentioned in my reply, despite you continuing to pretend that's not the conversation.
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@jhonsmith5671 Your short comment reveals so much ignorance that you are evidence for why democracy is inherently flawed.
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@robertdeus4262 Haha, touche!
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How about define "fair share" and stop using weasel terms. Anyone using that term almost CERTAINLY doesn't even actually care about the issues they claim, because if you cared, you'd care enough to do a minimal amount of objective research. If you had done ANY amount of objective research, you'd have realized that almost no matter where you draw the line for "high income," they are paying the overwhelming amount of taxes already. Words don't really exist that could adequately convey the shame you should feel for your blatant faux concern for the issue and shallow virtue signally, no doubt propped up by your validation from an army of other retards.
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@//chameleon\\ You're bullshitting yourself. First of all, I specifically didn't mention corporations just to avoid your straw man, but you didn't even read or comprehend my comment well enough to understand that, which would have called in your "research" standards no matter what you'd have said. Secondly, you named literally three corporations, three that are HIGHLY discussed, which is just sign that you didn't actually do any real fact checking before you decided to share your blatantly low information opinion. https://taxfoundation.org/publications/latest-federal-income-tax-data/#:~:text=In%202018%2C%20the%20top%2050,percent%20combined%20(28.6%20percent).
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The period there is part of the link, IDK why YouTube separated it. You'll likely have to copy/paste it to see the page.
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Every working family? This very video said five million families. Are those the only "working" families we have? The left simultaneously want more government involvement, longer government involvement, and less parental involvement in child rearing, they have de facto pushed adulthood much later in life, keeping people from becoming independent, keeping them from self sufficiency for as long as they can, keeping them in halls of indoctrination while the left simultaneously wants to LOWER the voting age. They will have over twenty years of indoctrination on these people, and nearly twelve years of voting from these people before these people are even able to START forming their own opinion based on their own life experiences outside of a structured authoritative institution, and YEARs before they even begin being able to comprehend the complexity of these systems, the idiocy of these utopian solutions, or have to pay for the policies they are being brainwashed to support.
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