Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "[un]Divided with Brandi Kruse" channel.

I don't get why my tax dollars are being spent to paint rainbows on crosswalks and buy rainbow flags to put on every government flagpole. We have real problems to fix.
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@davidclark573 I find it difficult to laugh at homelessness, high inflation, high taxes, increased crime stats, open borders, increasing addiction problems and the way we're educating our young, especially those who live in the inner cities of America. It's weird how you laugh at those who show concern for those problems because, in reality, those problems aren't funny at all. Do actually like the high taxes, high energy costs, high housing and food costs and the crime and homelessness of states like California? I find that hard to believe. The only conclusion, that makes any sense, is that you're a troll.
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It would but it's so difficult. Those kids have such a small window in which to compete. If they refuse to compete, they may close that window for good. We want them to martyr themselves for a just cause. What a horrible position to put them in. They're just kids.
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@cr4fty-w0lf "Those who can make you believe in absurdities can make you commit atrocities" Voltaire. I'm thinking that this is the point of all this.
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@walkinlight3380 When we elected the representatives, whose party, fought Trump, tooth and nail, over a secure border. Anyone, who was paying attention, would have known that the democrats were going to open the border. As for car insurance, that's NOT a government decision. It's the insurance companies that set the rates, not the government.
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@walkinlight3380 Not directly you didn't vote for it, if that's true. However, part of being a republic means that you vote for your officials to serve as your reps in government. If they force a raise in car insurance rates, the people voted for the guy. If there's another election and the people vote him in again, then....YES....you voted for it. He did it and you approved by allowing him another term as your rep. It may have bothered the voters that the insurance rates went up but obviously not enough to vote for a candidate that would strike down that legislation. You could claim that this legislation is Unconstitutional and I'd say you would have a strong case, but if you don't do any more than complain about it, you voted for it again with your actions. That's how a Constitutional Republic works. The democracy allows the people to vote for their reps and the Constitution limits what that rep can do. If you don't use the Constitution to do it's job, either by voting that rep out or by using the power of the constitution to show that it's unconstitutional, then you voted for it and are agreeing to it by not using the power of the Constitution. YOU are the one that allowing the Democracy to become mob rule with your inaction. You're not allowing the Democracy to run the way that it's supposed to run by not allowing the Constitutional to protect you from the bad reps who do things that are wrong or unwanted. You may not have voted for the rep to do those things but you voted with your actions to allow those things to stand and become permanent.
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@rayc.1396 davidclark573. I didn't actually call him a troll but I strongly suggested that he might be one. Anyway, my fault for not specifying who I was talking to. I apologise and I'll fix it right now. I just realised that davidclark may have changed his name to greybone777. He's made more comments, under his new name, but has refused to respond to my comments. He's also made comments, that have been proved untrue by the Mueller Report, that the Republican party has been infiltrated by Russia. Now I know that he's a troll and it's no longer a strong suggestion. They may be 2 different people but I'm doubting it. Their approach is exactly the same if they are 2 different people. We may have 2 trolls on our hands.
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Those Democrats will do everything to prevent that. Democrats are against school choice, home schooling or a school voucher system. "Everything within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state." Mussolini on National Socialism. They need everything to be under state control, including schools.
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Why? Because a lot of Democrats have Marxist leanings. Marxist believe that to reach their communist Utopia, the family, a tradition of the past, must be destroyed. Mao called it the 4 olds....old ideas, old culture, old customs, and old habits. They cannot allow any outside influence over the masses, including children, and family is an outside influence. Therefore, it has to be done away with. We can't have children growing up to think for themselves.
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I thought that we already had that problem solved with man or woman classes. Apparently not. I'd sure like to hear the mental gymnastics they'll use to argue against the xx/xy requirements. I bet that'll make a lot of sense. LOL.
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It's only starting. If we allow it to continue, it'll get a lot worse.
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There are a lot of radical socialists in Washington, especially in Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia. They have the population and those, living in rural areas and towns, are outnumbered and outvoted. One of the main objectives of these Marxists is the dissolution of the family. No outside influences on the children so the state can mould them into being good little activists for the state.
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They keep voting in socialist politicians. Socialist don't believe in property rights so if this company closes its doors, no big deal. Let those small businesses close down so what's left are the big corporate outlets. It's easier to take over a couple of big corporations than it is to take over tens of thousands of family entities and they know it. People hate the big corporations and if that's all that there is, the people will support the nationalisation of those corporations. It's a progression. It's why they're called progressives.
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Radical Marxist have infiltrated the Democrat party of Washington. They will not allow any moderate to be in their party. They know that if they can control the children, they can control the future.
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I avoid them if possible. The weird coloured hair, multiple piercings, facial tattoos are like a signal that they have weird angry personalities. It's like a white hood or swastikas signal people who are weird haters. It's a symbol of their belief system.
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@greybone777 Why would you mock this person for declaring that he'd never vote Democrat, EVER. You'd think that you'd be happy that the Democrats have lost another voter. NOPE.....you have to show how you're STILL the superior one. It's almost as if you're a Democrat, who's trying to make Republicans look bad, in the hopes of turning this person away from voting Republican. Either that or you're just a troll. Neither position is a good look.
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@Lollygagger-k4p That's why the swamp in Washington and blue states HATED Trump. He said that he was going to try and get rid of the swamp and they've been trying everything and anything possible to get rid of him. Most of us hate what our different levels of government have become. Extremely corrupt bureaucrats who are slipping cash into each other's bank accounts. This will continue until you start using your vote to fight this corruption and to call out the reps who don't stand with you. It's not going to be easy but if we don't, our country will destroy itself.
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