Comments by "Zudabaker" (@Vyrus36) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. We let people vote who can't figure out how to program a VCR, brush there teeth, or fry an egg. The guy who doesn't have great access to the DMV or enough money to get an id is lower on my list of concerns than the people who can't figure out how coupons work.
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  2.  @sidneybales9062  you should watch the video on black liberals talk with black conservatives. It's more eye opening than what you're addressing, and the black liberals, do understand racists exist within the ranks of white liberalism also. That video isn't news to the black community, and what's racist, is that both Democrats and conservatives alike refer to them as "them", as a commodity that needs to be recruited to win elections. Listen to what the black community has to say about conservatives and liberals, it's more eye opening than listening to white people try to prove how racist other white people are.
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  3.  @sidneybales9062  yes, conservatives and liberals neither of them really have the black communities interest in mind. Both do underhanded and devicive things to get there way within the black and African American community. A perfect example is gun laws. Look up the truth TV video about gun laws and how both Democrats and Republicans use policy to keep minorities treated like second class citizens. Both sides like to pretend they're "over racism" but truth is, both have been selling us out to corporate interests while putting on a guise of community outreach and "doing something for minorities." Like, you know it's a problem, when we try to congratulate white politicians, actors, corporations, and the like for the advancement of communities not their own. Charity is it's own reward right? So why would someone take away all the power these people have to do better and put it in the hands of politicians and businessmen? Even Trump bragged about how he did more for the black community than any other president. No, the black community does for itself, just like any community would given the tools and resources at their disposal. We congratulate white politicians like Trump and Biden for what they've done for the black community. But then ignore what the black community is doing for themselves and the efforts they have made to improve their own communities. If minority communities are doing well, if they are doing better, give them the credit for taking advantage of the resources available for their communities.
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  4.  @MudBloodBeer2335  aww, the sellout is mad.
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  5. Oh please, the tolerance paradox has never been more relivant than right now.
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  6. If you're a trump sellout masquerading as a "truth informant" cope harder. 😂
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  7. I think you're missing the point.
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  8.  @johnwolf2829  that wasn't proven, and the only illegal votes they found were republican votes...
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  9. Or it could be that impoverished neighborhoods don't have as many resources and access opportunities to get an id? Any impoverished neighborhood? And that a large percentage of minorities make up low income neighborhoods? No can't be what they are referring to at all.... I'm beginning to think conservatives don't understand what "racist" means and just use it as a way to be dismissive.
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  10. Well, he is a part of the Republican party. Frauds and liars are fairly common.
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  11. They're not racist persay. They just make it to where anyone who can't afford an Id or make it to the DMV in time can't vote. Meanwhile anyone else can. Russian trolls, election hackers, exetera. Nothing like disenfranchising our low income and impoverished neighborhoods in favor of something any foreign government or election hacker can still take advantage of! And our impoverished and low income areas, just happen to contain a lot of minority groups. Weird? I mean, it's not like we already have one of the most secure and fair voting systems in the world right? What would anyone have to gain by putting distrust in our current system? Hmmm??? 🤔
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  12.  @josephstone3769  no, only some states are. And that's exactly what we need. If we're going to have I'd requirements, then we need free ids that can be mailed out. If that where nation wide, you might have a point.
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  13. @Christel Elsea not once did I scream racism. As a matter of fact, I fully acknowledged they are not inherently racist, but gave examples of how they are clasist, and how minorities happen to make up a significant portion of our impoverished neighborhoods. The only problem is, we need free ids if you're going to enforce id requirements. Real ids, America was never supposed to be a pay for citizenship type environment. And yes, people did, for years, but no one listens to the needs of impoverished neighborhoods. And when they do make enough noise to be heard, people like you, pretend Americans just deserve the treatment. It's baffling how we pride ourselves to be a free nation, then treat the uneducated and impoverished like 2nd class citizens if they can't get a state id in a timely manner.
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  14.  @censorshipsucks9493  hey, if you've never experienced that kind of poverty maybe you shouldn't try to speak to it huh?
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  15.  @rosemorgan1442  whatever you say sell out.
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  16. Where's the beef?
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  17. When Ted Cruz is doing the questioning, you better believe it's full of loaded questions and failed logical argument.
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  18. It is not inherently racist. It is inherently clasist though. This won't prevent fraud and election hackers from doing what they do, it will only limit access to anyone who can't get to the DMV in time or afford an Id. And our low income areas, just so happen to have large percentages of minorities. So it's kinda hard to miss how these laws, do not consider how easy it can be to aquire a fake id in some cases, and how few resources some areas have to aquire any id in others.
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  19. Hey all you Trumpled Foreskins with your conspiracies. Where's the beef? You talk like you have all this evidence and all this proof, but at the end of the day you can never seem to provide it or even have a logical argument to back it up. So I ask, where's the beef? Where is the meat of your argument coming from? Because you can definitely TALK a mean BBQ, but that doesn't mean squat without patties on the grill.
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  20. It pains me to inform you that slander and libel are not free speech and are not protected. If what you say can be shown to be slander, or libal, it's explicitly not protected as free speech. People also like to compare this to comedians like Cleese, Chappelle, and Bill Burr. To which I refer to the tolerance paradox. "The only thing a free society should not tolerate, is intolerance itself." Meaning, that free speech, protects, and should protect, everything, except for what can be considered libel, slander, or defamation in other forms. I think Americans on both sides of this argument, seem to not understand the difference between generalizations, facts, and realistic expectations for the media.
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