Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "CNN" channel.

  1. +Roland Lytle Obviously, Fox News must be in on the conspiracy as well. 😀
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  2. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  3.  @ferdorski  Wouldn't it make more sense to post a rant against MSNBC on one of its own videos instead of one of CNN's?
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  4.  @ZZ_Tops_007  "Chica", actually. 👩
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  5.  @ZZ_Tops_007  It's a picture of my late dog.
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  6.  @ZZ_Tops_007  Thanks. I had him since he was 6 months old and he was 16 when he had to be put to sleep this past October, so we were together for quite a while.
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  7. In this case, Iran is saying what many people already believe.
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  8. So are people who can't write proper sentences in English.
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  9. What's exciting is seeing all these people clicking on CNN's videos and helping to keep its YouTube channel up and running.
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  10. I hate to burst the bubble of the alternate reality you live in, but when you click on these videos, you're helping CNN's viewing numbers.
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  11. +Mr. Wolf You know the difference between a consenting encounter (as immoral as it was) and sexual assault?
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  12. +Mr. Wolf It doesn't matter if Moore was a Democrat, Republican, or Prohibitionist when these events took place. Illegal is illegal regardless of political affiliation.
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  13.  @captinbeyond  "Mommy, they do it, too!" is not an argument. There is no excuse for whoever called in this bomb threat. I am so tempted to start calling what others call "whataboutism" the "Tattletale Defense" because that's exactly what the people that use it remind me of: little children tattling on others. Mother: Suzie, you're going to be in big trouble for calling in that bomb threat. Suzie: But, Mommy, a Bernie Sanders supporter shot Rep. Scalise!
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  14. Your actions contradict your words.
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  15. There's a reason why law schools don't teach "Mommy, they did it, too!" as a defense method.
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  16. I would've loved to have seen at least one of those kids tell DeSantis firmly (but politely) and loud enough for the mic to pick up, "No". It's a word people like him don't hear often enough.
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  17. I've always said that Fox News would never boot the likes of Carlson and Hannity unless keeping them cost the company more money than getting rid of them. My guess that's what ended up happening with Carlson. The powers that be may be scapegoating him as a primary reason as to why the company now has to shell out nearly $800 million. Note: I am not defending Carlson by any means when I say he's being scapegoated, just that he's not the only one at Fox News responsible for its current legal troubles.
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  18. Wouldn't you want to forget about him too?
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  19. You made a point, Chris, although I don't think it was the one you intended. This video is just one more example of how the major political parties are only interested in gaining and maintaining power, not the needs of this country.
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  20. Before hitting the "Comment" button, ask yourself this: Would I want my friends and family to see such a comment in the immediate aftermath of my death?
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  21.  Scrotus Maximus  You can express those opinions without being ugly about it. The people I was hoping in vain would heed my advice are those who can't seem to express themselves like mature adults.
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  22.  Scrotus Maximus  Case in point.
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  23.  Jennifer Erickson  There'd be no point. It's rotted away from not being used.
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  24.  @russianbot2179  Well, I'm sure the families and friends of those killed will be so relieved to hear that. 🙄
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  25. Did it ever occur to you that maybe the results aren't due to people loving Newsom, but more to do with disliking who could've replaced him even more?
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  26. One thing that would help get Congress back on the right track is for voters to stop voting for anyone with a (R) or (D) after her/his name.
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  27. Which has not a blessed thing to do with this video, but thanks for trying.
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  28. The government still has to pay a land owner if it seizes land through eminent domain, but it could end up being way less than market value.
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  29.  @juanitashatley9438  I'm just pointing out a fact. I didn't say that I agreed with said fact.
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  30. @David James: Be careful what you wish for, people with that kind of power don't stop with just those entities you dislike. Or as a wise person on another forum stated, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  31. If the guy's not going to resign and whatever procedure Virginia has to remove a governor isn't being implemented, what else is there to the story?
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  32. It's bad enough to read and watch stories about Trump when he's the topic, please don't drag him into conversations that don't concern him.
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  33. As an American, I can't wait for the day this show gets cancelled.
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  34. What's funnier is that people like you even care about imaginary numbers that have no meaning to anyone other than those who have financial investments in the network.
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  35. What county or city in this country uses AI for anything related to elections?
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  36. These weren't federal charges.
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  37. I think Hannity should be fired simply because he's a childish bully, but I haven't heard one word today that actually indicates he committed any crime.
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  38. +Dennis Janda Elected officials being banned from malls is not an everyday occurrence, so I can understand remembering after all these years that Moore had been banned.
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  39. +Dennis Janda Yes, I have worked retail both in a mall and other locations. Do I remember all the banned people? No, of course not, but referring back to my original post, if I had been told that a local elected official was persona non grata , I'd probably still remember that to this day since that would have been very odd. Actually, the guy being interviewed did say he told someone that Moore was in the store, but whoever he told said it was okay. If it had been me, I would've assumed that the ban must have been lifted.
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  40. He always reminded me of the serial killer from Manhunter (the 80's version).
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  41. If it were up to Trump, people like you would be arrested for aiding the enemy (i.e., clicking on CNN's videos).
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  42. Nothing against Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people to high office whose last job was TV host?
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  43. I wonder when someone at CNN and/or FOX news will have the light bulb click on in her/his head and realize that segments like this are nothing more than free ad time for their competitors.
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  44. No, Clinton wouldn't have been any better, but that doesn't mean Trump should be immune from criticism.
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  45. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  46. This wasn't a news report, it was an analysis. Thanks for clicking on the video and keeping CNN alive and well.
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  47. The problem is that Trump is the President. He has to have an eye on him at all times much like a toddler with a box of matches standing in a room flooded with gasoline.
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  48. Colorado wouldn't be a good location. It wouldn't be able to stay open all year and too close to Disney's California location.
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  49. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  50. In this case, it's voter suppression since, if these people didn't realize their party affiliation had been changed, they wouldn't be allowed to vote in the next primary.
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