Comments by "Paddle Duck" (@paddleduck5328) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1. 😢
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  2. We need to break up big progress!
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  3. 😢
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  4. I’ll watch that. Also, his son Ron dewolf had done interviews, and had a very interesting city hall hearing talking about his father L Ron Hubbard’s drug use and formation in the beginning: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIp3q_-Zu6aUB5--okitvB55v8uoWefV
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  5. Look at the photos of “birthday friends” for the acronym shadow app people. One of them is leading an EDGE EDGE T-shirt.
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  6. This is why mayor Pete Twitter followers have a bee 🐝 emoji next to their names. Boot edge edge = BEE https://mobile.twitter.com/RomancePete/status/1191318802274885632
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  7. Vastly Educated thanks, I’ll look out for white supremacist groups like the proud boys with their black polos/gold stripes and skinhead gangs with totenkopf tattoos if I march in a BLM protest.
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  8. Stephanie Chapman lol no, melanin. Melatonin is the hormone that helps us sleep. 😆
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  9. What a coincidence.
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  10. frank delapuente you said the best presidents were Republicans. Maybe you should wonder why so many racists like your friend and much worse than your friend choose your party and not the Democratic Party. And why people think of the GOP as a racist party.
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  11. honeychurchgipsy6 looks like you missed squishee boys last post & last paragraph.
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  12. honeychurchgipsy6 no, about de la puente spending as much time as he does arguing on here defending his racist friend as he should be convincing his friend against racism.
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  13. honeychurchgipsy6 look, you’re a white person in the UK bringing up all sorts of other subjects to make a person of color in the US defend himself from. Maybe you haven’t noticed, but the US is having a huge movement for black lives to matter as much as white lives matter here. And we have a racist president in the White House and an election in just 3 months. Im sure you don’t mean to, but you’re sounding like the offended whites about BLM who say “all lives matter”! And they don’t mean it, they just use it to discredit black voices. It’s like having a movement for breast cancer awareness, and someone else pops in and goes “all cancers matter!” It’s like a whataboutism to direct focus off the cause and minimize it. Preach hatred to others? So thinking white supremacy is disgusting is preaching hatred? Look up the intolerance paradox. Other people can use their tools of persuasion and enlightenment on their racist friends if they choose. And I hope they do. But expecting a person of color/black person to have a non-emotional blasé reaction to racism which directly puts them at risk... seems pretty disrespectful.
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  14. honeychurchgipsy6 “and I declare you as hateful because of your words - your attitude” Move on already, you’re like a dog with a bone coming at him. Just let it go. I wouldn’t respond myself if I were him. There are many more worthy persons to direct your ceaseless questioning at. On this very video. Put your argumentative skills to good use. Fight the fascists...not each other.
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  15. Number Five you should read the comments on slimy David Brock’s medium apology. He was thoroughly roasted with facts.
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  16. Hey hey ho ho, the status quo has got to go!
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  17. Oh my gosh. A sane thread.
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  18. Maynard Crow I do. Who is your picture?
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  19. I agree. I’m just pointing out where all this recent controversy has been drummed up from. excerpts: Dems denounce Farrakhan rhetoric amid pressure from GOP https://www.politico.com/story/2018/03/08/louis-farrakhan-democrats-448241 Several Democratic lawmakers denounced Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic rhetoric Thursday after facing pressure from Republican officials and religious groups to account for their past contacts with the controversial activist. “I’ve spent my life fighting discrimination in every form, from anyone. I unequivocally condemn Minister Farrakhan’s anti-Semitic and hateful comments,” Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) tweeted Thursday. “This vitriol has no place in our society.” Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.) also disavowed the religious leader, writing on Twitter: “Farrakhan's anti-Semitic messages are upsetting & unacceptable. I always condemn hate speech of any kind.” Farrakhan’s history of derogatory remarks toward Jews and white people resurfaced in recent weeks after it was reported that at least one organizer of the 2016 Women's March in Washington attended a February event at which the Nation of Islam leader proclaimed that “the powerful Jews are my enemy.” Farrakhan bemoaned what he called the “satanic Jew” and took aim at Caucasians, saying: "White folks are going down. And Satan is going down.” The comments prompted a wave of backlash, with Republicans demanding that Women’s March leaders and Democratic officials forcefully denounce the rhetoric. On Tuesday, the Republican Jewish Coalition called on seven Democratic lawmakers to resign, saying they “sat down with Farrakhan for personal meetings” while in office. The group targeted Reps. Andre Carson (D-Ind.), Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), Danny Davis (D-Ill.), Al Green (D-Texas), Lee and Meeks in their calls for resignation, along with Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), the deputy chair of the Democratic National Committee, over “Farrakhan ties.” Carson distanced himself from Farrakhan’s rhetoric in a statement to POLITICO. “As a Member of Congress, I have met with a diverse array of community leaders, including Minister Farrakhan, to discuss critical issues that are important to my constituents and all Americans,” he said Thursday. “While many of these leaders have long track records of creating positive change in their communities, this does not mean that I see eye to eye with them on all beliefs or public statements.” Carson added: “Racism, homophobia, islamophobia [sic], anti-Semitism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance have no place in our civil discourse.” Davis initially responded by disavowing bigotry without explicitly naming the Nation of Islam leader in a statement earlier this week. But the Illinois lawmaker delivered a direct rebuke of Farrakhan Thursday evening. "Let me be clear: I reject, condemn and oppose Minister Farrakhan’s views and remarks regarding the Jewish people and the Jewish religion," Davis said in a statement. Ellison, whose praise of Farrakhan in 1995 was resurfaced by the Republican National Committee this month, told the Washington Post that he had already addressed the issue, having previously disavowed the controversial leader and his rhetoric. Last month, Ellison criticized his political detractors for resurfacing the issue, telling CNN that his “opponents keep pushing this out there in order to try to smear and distract from the key issues, but there’s no relationship.” Representatives for Waters and Green did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Thursday. The controversy over the Democratic lawmakers’ past interactions with Farrakhan drew the attention of some within President Donald Trump’s inner circle, with his eldest son Donald Trump Jr. and former press secretary Sean Spicer claiming news outlets are not holding legislators accountable on the topic. “Strange how little coverage this is getting and how few (if any) are disavowing,” Trump Jr. tweeted Thursday. “It’s almost as though they condone and perhaps even agree with it. The silence is deafening. Truly sick.” Spicer added on Twitter that it’s “not difficult for Capitol Hill reporters to ask the Democrat members to account for their association to #farrakhan & also ask @TheDemocrats leaders - as they would if this was a Republican.” Farrakhan’s remarks at the February event also received significant attention from conservative media figures, drawing segments on Fox News’ prime-time lineup and grabbing headlines on right-leaning outlets like The Daily Caller and The Weekly Standard. Davis, in his initial statement, pushed back against “right-wing blogs” covering the issue, accusing them of seeking to “impugn my character” and create a “divide” between the Jewish and African-American communities.
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  20. I didn’t get more conservative as I got older, quite the opposite.
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  21. Trump himself has taken out paid ads as editorials. Welp, by his own logic I guess Trump is a Chinese meddler!
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  22. AmaraJordan wow that’s amazing. 🙏 for the health of you and your family.
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  23. You are exactly right if they were serious but no worries they’re just having some fun
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  24. ursaltydog I want to be able to marry more than one man, but that’s not allowed in Mormonism 😁
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  25. ursaltydog sure I could! The question is could two of them handle me? My husband is a saint. 😉 good luck, dog!
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  26. Ah, thanks. Yeah he’s a good guy, definitely a keeper. Happy holidays to you, too!! And to Mia.
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  27.  Single & Celibate Is A Super Power  why are you posting this link on threads?
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  28. Poor poor Alex Jones. Whoever stands up for that inciter of violence is dismissed.
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  29. I like your optimism, Zachary.
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  30. Art Furchtgott omg David in black rimmed glasses...
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  31. Patrick Milewski lol you go first.
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  32. looes74 looes74 aren’t you in the UK? Jerry Brown then became governor of California.
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  33. I’m donating to Ed markey on actblue 👍
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  34. TheFeldhamster yes it’s very interesting and exciting what they’re learning about gut flora and how it’s also related to what foods we crave and the strength of our immune system. Gotta love science.
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  35. Yeah not into those sunset clauses either.
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  36. 🤮
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  37. Imagining all the WS people who freaked out because of Hamilton’s black cast members.
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  38. I’m not sure they’re far left, I think many are disinformation trolls. But I agree with the sentiment.
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  39. Do you read the news, or just glean headlines from social media and YouTube? The Department of Homeland Security reported it (even Trump’s own guy).
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  40. It sounds like how Hillary Clinton treated the press.
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  41. cactusman07pim Poe’s law? Lol but I’m thinking sahil fan 😄
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  42. Kitty 😉 it’s a joke
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  43. Foreign and rightwing propaganda.
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  44. I used to be on the right. When Rush Limbaugh was shitting on John McCain in 2008 it really started to turn me off. I look back and when I hear him sometimes I can’t believe I liked him! He’s a hateful worm.
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  45. Darmodien he who?
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  46. Sehr güt!😆
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  47. NaRhea Dawn, thank you for sharing your story. I’m really glad to hear your life is better now.
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  48. Christopher Hunt what exactly is he trying to say about birth control? In 3 paragraphs or less (if you can) please.
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  49. Warren or Nina Turner
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  50. It was a common saying among gen xers when I was younger.
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