Comments by "c. j. macq" (@cjmacq-vg8um) on "Republicans Shake in Boots as Progressive Democrats Work Towards Providing Basic Human Rights" video.

  1. you're right. FDR did what needed to be done to stop a revolution. all he did was keep the capitalist/elitist system in power.
    2
  2. +greg… its been a common and well known ploy for the CIA, FBI and other fascist govt agencies to infiltrate left wing orgs to create disunity and confusion and bring them down from the inside. and don't forget the coup d'état in 2016 that brought trump to power. there isn't an underhanded trick in the book the elite haven't utilized to destroy any attempt at real, constructive change in this country.
    1
  3. +greg… yep, not only not likely to succeed but also not likely to ever occur. the anti-elitist tradition on the left makes them want to seek democratic solutions not power grabs. the problem is - the "leadership" on the left tend to be just as corrupt as on the right so when the left believe they've achieved govt influence through the democratic process they're always betrayed.
    1
  4. you are only the 3rd person, besides me, I've seen on you tube, Chomsky was one of the 3, who understood there's a difference between the 2. which of the 2 do you most identify with?
    1
  5. no, you support gay rights and women's rights not the privilege the left is offering the gender-dysphorics. you support American labor and end American poverty - you don't support illegal immigration. you support sane, non-predatory foreign policy. its the issues on the mentally ill gender-dysphotics and the immigration invasion that turns people away from the otherwise desirable economic goals of the left. you also support SMALLER govt and the end of the corpratocracy not by cutting human rights programs for the lower classes but by eliminate social welfare for the elite. watch my video -""equalism 122: This equalist Platform will get anyone elected!" at the link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqCbqxLP03o - and find out how defeat the insanity that has monopolized American politics for the last 200 years.
    1