Comments by "Meh Pluribus Unum" (@pluribus_unum) on "Ramaswamy would not reinstate transgender military ban l This Week" video.

  1. So, the bigotry of the Republican party is a point of pride with you?
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  2. The Republican party is not a conservative political party anymore, it's an extremist white nationalist insurgency now. Vivek has no chance, despite his well blown dog whistles.
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  3.  @targgthewise2892  - Mmmmm, no. The World Health Organization: "Gender refers to the characteristics of women, men, girls and boys that are socially constructed ." .... "What is the difference between a social construct and a scientific fact? A social construct is an idea that human beings have created. It is not based on any scientific evidence. A scientific fact is a hypothesis and can be proven using evidence and observation." There's no denial of science when you respect people for being who they are. That's just common decency and respect at a minimum and practicing empathy for our fellow humans at a maximum.
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  4.  @targgthewise2892  - I haven't been disrespectful, merely brutally frank.
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  5.  @fromthesouthofafrica6815  - Be specific, I've made many comments. If I think what?
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  6. @joycepino5346  - We all have eyes and ears, you know. In 2020, The Daily Show ran a segment in which statements by Republican leaders, including Donald Trump, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.A), Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.), and various Fox News personalities were juxtaposed with those made by Ku Klux Klan leaders like former grand wizard David Duke and former imperial wizard Bill Wilkerson. Fired Fox News commentator Tucker Carson, for instance, screeches manically that, because of immigration, “eventually there will be no more native-born Americans.” Immediately following that comment comes former grand wizard Duke saying, “We’ve got to start protecting our race.” Donald Trump is then shown at a rally (with several Black people behind him wearing “Blacks for Trump” T-shirts) saying about Covid treatments, “If you’re white, you have to go to the back of the line. Discriminating against white people!” Again, there’s a cut to Duke stating, “There is racial discrimination going on right now in this country against massive numbers of white Americans.” All too sadly, it didn’t take much effort then, nor would it now, to demonstrate that the racist “great replacement theory” that contends white Americans are being radically displaced by immigrants underlies an ever-fiercer defense of so-called Christian nationalist identity.
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