Comments by "andy99ish" (@andy99ish) on "MSNBC" channel.

  1. Your math is both irrelevant and wrong in itself. 51% of 14% is 7.1% if rounded.
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  2. "Men, and corporate agents in particular, are as rapacious and malevolent as they have ever been" The difference being that one corporate agent has much, much more influence than one citizen.
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  3. You found some new CONSPIRACY ?
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  4. LOL It is so amusingly undemocratic when one side claims to be High Priest of Democracy. And it is equally amusing to pretend that one is spokesman for the EU and for UA.
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  5. Harris simply has no substance.
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  6. You do not fight FOR anything. You just want to tear things down.
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  7.  @AlwaysAwesome001  Nearly all corporations influence government by lobbying. Many corporations are financing presidential candidates.
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  8.  @spiceyhotpot  So you really think that everyone can "seek out" all relevant facts ? Or do you ignore the tenet that everyone is innocent until proven guilty ?
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  9. So you view her as some kind of preacher ? Gosh, and I thought that she was delivering news.
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  10.  @suehowie152  Look, just stating disagreement adds nothing to a debate. Try again, this time with arguments.
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  11.  @roughhabit9085  So you are against democracy ?
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  12.  @AlwaysAwesome001  " The government has too much power" - and corporations are controlling government.
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  13. And I thought you hope for justice to be done. But no, you long for a specific outcome.
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  14. Yet less disgusting than letting loyal Afghans fall off departing US planes. Remember that ?
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  15.  @bex7993  Look, in the USA only courts can declare someone to be guilty of crimes. And courts do not follow your suspicions. I hope your easy-to-be-boggled mind can process this information.
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  16.  @mariarubio1850  We do. Best regards from Europe !
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  17.  @PetriTemiseva  A good example how misleading statistics are, if not read carefully. The main issue is not freedom of press, but freedom of speech. In many European countries "hate speech" is penalized. Which is a major infringement of freedom of speech.
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  18. We Europeans welcome Trump's initiatives. We very well know that both Macron and Scholz have failed with their attempts at negotiations with Putin. Never mind our politicians who have a problem with accepting reality. We are replacing them anyway.
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  19. You never understood that a SCOTUS interpretation is not meant to be fixed forever. If this were the case, we still would hold that "blacks are separate but equal". See, Stare Decisis is a common law doctrine. The interpretation of the Constitution is not bound by common law principles.
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  20.  @jamesmflynn  You must be very young then. And on top entertain the illusion that you know Europe.
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  21. So she is not impartial. As her instinct is to excuse her military colleagues.
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  22. Exactly. Trump is a genius of sorts.
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  23.  @RobinDale50  Congress: When was that ?
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  24.  @oldbloke135  So do not vote for him.
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  25.  @suehowie152  His opponent isn't even a vessel though. And America's foes, be it the Taliban, Russia or Hamas know that and take advantage of that.
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  26.  @suehowie152  Every politician is a con. The issue is to vote for the cons who sometimes achieve something. When it comes to foreign policy, Trump did. Biden did not.
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  27.  @patrickregan3302  To be honest Americans generally long for monarchy. Look at all these Burger Kings, king and queen sized beds, Imperial hotels, the "Empire State" or a son of a John Brown being named John Brown II etc. etc. And the idea that an elected President shall be a "role model". Or at the Kennedy and Bush dynasties, the Dallas and Denver TV dynasties. Trump is typical American in this respect, indeed.
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  28.  @TheBlackIdentety  The fact that we are presented with Biden as an alternative is proof of how far the USA has fallen.
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  29.  @Milesco  I do remember Saigon. And it was a shame. Which does not make the repetition any better. What is striking in both cases is the total absence of loyalty towards people who fought with one, worked for one. On the other hand, do you remember the orderly withdrawal of the Soviet Union from Afghanistan ? And how the regime they have installed in Kabul held for another three years ? Contemporary Americans have normalized betrayal. If anything, they blame each other selectively for that. Also in the present case. Which is NOT a Trump thing. But an all American thing.
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  30.  @jamesbishop9156  Do you realize how patronizing you are ? And even if you have good intentions, patronizing is not good.
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  31. We were way better off under Trump than under Biden/Harris.
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  32.  @Oshiiiiiiiiiiii  If you are unable to present arguments, seek your safe room.
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  33.  @Michelle-fi3ze  So you are the Official Keeper of Facts ? If you think so, seek professional help.
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  34. @ That is the top of the iceberg And there were more "incidents" like that. Actually it has become a regular feature. I suggest you visit Europe. Not only the touristic spots. But also these parts of say, German cities, where lady cops are not accepted by its radical Muslim population and therefore not even sent. These places are actually more radical than many Arabic countries, which have women as cops. And then maybe have a look at South Italian harbors and Aegean Islands. Where tens to hundreds of thousands illegal immigrants from Africa arrive yearly.
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  35. @ Our European political elites are bureaucrats. Not leaders. Hence they are constantly shocked about something. Just like ladies in Victorian times. We continental Europeans by and large agree with what Vance has said. And we vote accordingly. Most countries start to go back to normalcy (called "shift to the right" by leftist).
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  36. So what ? Dem front runner Hillary Clinton had two markedly different versions of her views: One presented to the voters, the other to Goldman Sachs.
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  37. Sad that Obama went low.
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  38. "Threat to democracy" = threat to DNC rule. According to their way of thinking, that is.
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  39. You are incorrectly conflating holding to account by the legal system with the political judgement of the people.
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  40. Probably your mind is too narrow. Apparently your father deems the alternative to Trump to be worse.
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  41. @ Americans stopped wokeness. That is what they did.
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  42. GOD is Republican.
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  43. Why are you insulting African countries ? Racist much ?
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  44. Since when you care about deplorables ?
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  45. We were better off under Trump.
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  46.  @ldfreitas9437  And how is that relevant ? Or aren't you aware that only votes are counted ?
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  47. So if Trump loses, it is not due to his guilt, but because of his weak lawyer. Got it.
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  48. What is beyond me is that you are not aware of one of the basic tenets of our civilization, namely that no one is guilty unless pronounced so by a court.
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  49.  @suehowie152  I am not a believer. I am a thinker. Hence I judge Trump not by my picture of an ideal statesman but against his opponent. And this judgment yields the insight that in term of foreign policy Trump was much better than Biden is. Now if you want to counter that, kindly present your arguments. If you do not want to debate, that's fine too.
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  50. The mere way you ask shows that you are not searching for truth, but long to reinforce the stereotypes you harbor.
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