Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "Walls will go up in Washington DC if this happens: Rep. Van Duyne" video.

@ThePooterShooter I accidentally dined and dashed once. I was leaving the bar and I really did forget to pay, I looked at my rear view mirror and saw about 5 guys running after me. I took off. I came back the next day and paid the bill. Lol.
5
@ManyHeavens Why?
3
LOL.
3
@The Memo Ok. And?
2
That's where he's shipping them. They are all going to be voting for Biden (or likely some other Marxist puppet) in 2024.
2
@ManyHeavens Thank you. But I don't want to work for that corrupt agency, they have been turned against law abiding citizens for political purposes.
2
@iggybabbitt5210 I think the point is that we don't want to live in a world full of sheep who blindly obey ridiculous rules simply because some "expert" from a corrupt bureaucratic institution says so.
2
@iggybabbitt5210 It's been proven that masks and lockdowns have caused more harm than good, overall. You cannot look at things with tunnel vision, ripple effects must be included in your risk to benefit calculations. A few years ago, I used common sense and logic to essentially persuade my best friend to go back to the hospital and demand lab tests after the "expert" told him his joint pain was just inflammation. Come to find out, he had an infection that almost reached his heart....if he didn't get an operation that night, he would have died. So yes, I question "experts," especially when they have to toe the party line to get government grants and funding.
2
We already know. The problem is that the Marxists currently in control want this to happen. This is not a mistake or incompetence, their goal is to divide and weaken America.
1
@The Memo It's society in Germany. It's pretty obvious. 🤡
1
@iggybabbitt5210 But when those professionals have proven to be political hacks and frauds, any reasonable person would question their advice and motives. Citizens are responsible for doing their due diligence to assess what's in their best interests. Professional advice should never be accepted without question, especially when that advice appears to conflict with basic common sense.
1
@iggybabbitt5210 That's not a true statement.
1