Comments by "Michael Mappin" (@michaelmappin1830) on "The Jimmy Dore Show"
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Dore 2024!
Yes, I know, itâs always premature to discuss the next presidential contest. But Iâll make my pick for 2024 known now: Jimmy Dore.
For those who dismiss a comedian running for the highest office, I say, why not? Dick Gregory ran for president in 1968 as a write-in candidate for the Freedom and Peace Party. The comedian and civil rights activist used his run to energize the anti-war movement, draw attention to the needs of the working class and the harassment many people of color still faced following the passage of numerous civil rights bills.
Gregory, although he only accumulated close to 50,000 votes, frightened the Nixon administration with his campaign. Personnel in the Nixon White House feared Gregory may become the âblack messiahâ J. Edgar Hoover long warned about. Shortly after that warning, leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Fred Hampton were gunned down. Fearful of his profile and his building of a true rainbow coalition, Gregory was placed on Nixonâs dreaded enemies list.
I sincerely believe a Dore presidential campaign could have the same effect. It could empower various social movements and make the oligarchs and their two corporate/puppet parties quake in their boots. Dore could start the race with genuine grassroots support and funding from the people.
Dore has expressed both interest and some hesitancy. But if history is any guide, I say he shouldnât be worried. Run, Jimmy! Scare the oligarchs and empower the people!
Dore 2024!
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Dore 2024!
Yes, I know, itâs always premature to discuss the next presidential contest. But Iâll make my pick for 2024 known now: Jimmy Dore.
For those who dismiss a comedian running for the highest office, I say, why not? Dick Gregory ran for president in 1968 as a write-in candidate for the Freedom and Peace Party. The comedian and civil rights activist used his run to energize the anti-war movement, draw attention to the needs of the working class and the harassment many people of color still faced following the passage of numerous civil rights bills.
Gregory, although he only accumulated close to 50,000 votes, frightened the Nixon administration with his campaign. Personnel in the Nixon White House feared Gregory may become the âblack messiahâ J. Edgar Hoover long warned about. Shortly after that warning, leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Fred Hampton were gunned down. Fearful of his profile and his building of a true rainbow coalition, Gregory was placed on Nixonâs dreaded enemies list.
I sincerely believe a Dore presidential campaign could have the same effect. It could empower various social movements and make the oligarchs and their two corporate/puppet parties quake in their boots. Dore could start the race with genuine grassroots support and funding from the people.
Dore has expressed both interest and some hesitancy. But if history is any guide, I say he shouldnât be worried. Run, Jimmy! Scare the oligarchs and empower the people!
Dore 2024!
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 @davewade30 , for example,
1. you completely ignore how many times Jordan Peterson has been caught lying. Even after he was caught lying and challenged on it, he continue to lie!
2. Mr. Peterson has gone out of his way to stop Bill C 16 which would greatly harm and probably lead to the continued deaths of many gay and transgender people. Does mr. Peterson care? Well, he continue to stop the bill even though he was corrected on the nature and limitations of that bill. That is a fact. Not my personal opinion. Why would he do such a thing? What is his motive?
3. Mr. Peterson makes spurious and fallacious claims. He does this constantly! For example, saying that it's not possible to stop smoking without Supernatural intervention. You tried to defend that point, saying people just misunderstand. You're grasping at straws! He outright said that it's not possible. any person with half a clue would have said that Supernatural intervention would greatly improve one's odds of stopping smoking. That would be the natural response. But he didn't say that, did he? No. He said it's not possible! When the interviewer then expressed extreme incredulity, Peterson said, not really. the fact that you would actually try to defend mr. Peterson on this point is absolutely ridiculous! I could probably bring up another 30 or 40 examples of this type of behaviour. but you would just make excuses, as Peterson often does, claiming that people are just simply misunderstanding him. Again, there has to be some motive for you to actually try to defend untenable positions.
4. Jordan Peterson to this very day continues to claim that Marxist will not debate him! but you'll never see him debating mr. Richard Wolff, because Peterson has made so many false claims, stating them as truth , that he now has no choice other than to avoid mr. Wolf. Peterson doesn't understand Marxism. he made numerous claims as to know what marks was talking in various areas. He was dead wrong on most of them! simple things that even a child should have been able to grasp. now these statements are on the internet and Peterson has to run like a child. :-) just like with that idiotic claim as to thinking that ancient civilizations had knowledge of DNA. there's actually another video where he was challenged on that statement. a person went up to him and said he could make such a claim. Peterson at first try to deny it! see, more evidence of the type of lying sack of that he is. when the person pointed out that he actually attended the class where he made the claim, Peterson then backtracked and said that wasn't what he meant. he said it was just a mere suspicion. LOL
anyway, I could go on and on and on, probably for hours. the man is a joke. it should be obvious to you. it's not too hard to substantiate. but you're not able to for some reason. I find that interesting. I find it interesting that there's so many people that are taken in by snake oil salesman.
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Dore 2024!
Yes, I know, itâs always premature to discuss the next presidential contest. But Iâll make my pick for 2024 known now: Jimmy Dore.
For those who dismiss a comedian running for the highest office, I say, why not? Dick Gregory ran for president in 1968 as a write-in candidate for the Freedom and Peace Party. The comedian and civil rights activist used his run to energize the anti-war movement, draw attention to the needs of the working class and the harassment many people of color still faced following the passage of numerous civil rights bills.
Gregory, although he only accumulated close to 50,000 votes, frightened the Nixon administration with his campaign. Personnel in the Nixon White House feared Gregory may become the âblack messiahâ J. Edgar Hoover long warned about. Shortly after that warning, leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Fred Hampton were gunned down. Fearful of his profile and his building of a true rainbow coalition, Gregory was placed on Nixonâs dreaded enemies list.
I sincerely believe a Dore presidential campaign could have the same effect. It could empower various social movements and make the oligarchs and their two corporate/puppet parties quake in their boots. Dore could start the race with genuine grassroots support and funding from the people.
Dore has expressed both interest and some hesitancy. But if history is any guide, I say he shouldnât be worried. Run, Jimmy! Scare the oligarchs and empower the people!
Dore 2024!
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