Comments by "Matthew Loutner" (@Matthew_Loutner) on "" video.

  1. Actually, the people are in there doing everything. You would be hard-pressed to find any government workers in the videos.
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  2. STOP the nonsense! Vote RED!
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  3. My guess is people are angry because FEMA spent all of their money supporting illegal aliens.
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  4. Who said MAGA is doing anything?? 🤷‍♀️ Go cry for yourself. You are the one who is lost.
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  5. ​​ @James-to7pi  Blame Biden!
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  6. Why are you assuming it is MAGA people making the threats? Do you have any proof of that claim?
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  7. Who said MAGA did anything?
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  8. A lot of the commenters are already doing that (with no facts).
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  9. Who is the sitting president?
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  10. I watched a 15 minute video today and a 45 minute video today. I did not see any government workers at all, except one local police car and a local fire station.
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  11. Everyone who disagrees with what you think has been "brainwashed" ? 🤷
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  12. Maybe FEMA should behave in a manner where they will be welcomed anywhere.
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  13.  @kw9568  In case you did not know this: There are coal mines in the part of North Carolina. I imagine that a lot of those coal mine workers are democrats.
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  14. ​ @theatheistbrony9332 Who is the cancel party? Woke democrats? Patriot Republicans?
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  15. ​​ @ToniSammons-vc9wg I do not think you can assume those people are ignorant just because they have a better plan. 🤷
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  16. Obviously some people in that area are not satisfied with FEMA's behavior. You are not there and do not know what is "stupid."
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  17. You have it backward. The democrats and the lying liberal media turned the people against the overbearing controlling government that put our Patriots in jail for protesting. It is MAGA people up in those Carolina hills. That is a red state.
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  18. ​@nchnch5791 You cannot really trust anybody. But private companies run more efficiently than government bureaucracy does.
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  19. ​ @beckypalmer-scott329 You are speaking, but you do not even know what the threats were about or who was involved.
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  20. FEMA does not have a "heart." It is a government organization.
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  21.  @sdecker5121  You are going to Hell 🌅 for using filthy language.
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  22. ​ @clownremover You are going to Hell 🌅 for using filthy language.
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  23. Must be a reason. 🤷‍♀️
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  24. @LulaMae21  "The Coal Glen mine disaster was a series of explosions that occurred on May 27, 1925, at a coal mine in Coal Glen, Chatham County, North Carolina, United States. At least 53 miners died in the explosions, making it the deadliest industrial disaster in North Carolina's history. The incident also partly contributed to North Carolina's adoption of a workers' compensation law several years later." I was not teaching a lecture on coal mining. My point was to inform this numbskull that there are democrats and Republicans everywhere, and one cannot assume that an anonymous statement came from one or the other. As of last night when I wrote that, there were about 6 six commenters screaming, "Look what MAGA did. Look what MAGA did." Those people need to be put in their place.
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  25. ​ @theatheistbrony9332 Biden-Harris supporters "ruin it for everybody."
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  26. Audios. 🤷🤷‍♀️
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  27. Who is the current sitting president? Who is the sidekick? Who is to blame?
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  28.  @kw9568  I listened to the video twice. It does not say who threatened FEMA.
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  29. ​ @Jmg53 We have already seen what the real America is like. Go watch a Leave it to Beaver show.
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  30.  @Jmg53  I do not have a television.
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  31. @JG0315  Smart phone. If your first comment was about the Leave it to Beaver show, I lived that kind of life when I was a teenager. My parents owned a television and I watched those shows when I got home from high school every day. Leave it to Beaver, The Partridge Family, Mayberry RFD . . . they were all just like my life in America and the world around me. When I was in high school, people were generally nice, crime was low, there were no mass shootings, there were no riots, there was no political strife, drugs only existed in far away places like New York and San Francisco . . . it was a peaceful time of backyard barbecues, music on the radio, attending school sports, going swimming on the weekends and church on Sunday, and we were all optimistic about the future.
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