Comments by "Kair Idon" (@kairidon3363) on "Ron DeSantis: 'I am not going to back down'" video.

  1. Ok, Vlad. As a REAL American, I see the value of b34ting down Russia's military for pennies on the dollar.
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  2. You don't like Meatball's pretty white boots and high heels?
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  3.  @unboxedcharacter  That must have helped the Flordia economy. Oh, wait...
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  4.  @Kill-The-Architect187  I thought Meatball was the wife. He wears high heels the most.
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  5.  @Kill-The-Architect187  It's true. 😂😂 You haven't seen his high heels? Poor Meatball wishes he was taller. 😂🤣
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  6. He was afraid. We don't need that.
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  7. Americans love freedom. DeStupid attacks freedom. He bans books. Punishes private companies for disagreeing with him. Violates the constitution. Fires democratically elected workers. Real Americans don't like DeStupid.
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  8. His track record of the highest inflation in the US. Loss of house insurance policies. Teacher shortages. Farm worker shortages. Loss of tourism dollars. Loss of investment. Rise of leprosy and malaria...
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  9.  @unboxedcharacter  You seem to be Smolleting. Is he making too much sense?
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  10.  @unboxedcharacter  The high view count doesn’t actually mean that people watched the 46 minute-long interview—or even part of it—as it only refers to the number of views the post got, meaning the number of users logged into X who simply saw the tweet on any platform, regardless of whether they follow Carlson. X used to make the number of video views public, but appeared to get rid of that feature in May—and even then, it referred to the number of people who watched at least two seconds of a video with at least 50% of the video player in view, rather than the whole video. That means it’s likely far fewer users actually watched Trump and Carlson’s video than the number that viewed the tweet. The number of direct engagements with the post is significantly lower than the number of views, with 148,000 reposts and 536,800 likes as of 7:00 a.m. Thursday.
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  11.  @annebreitrick6116  If it was an embedded link, then yes. If someone saved (stole) the video and then hosted it on their own website, then no.
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  12. Trump HAS already proven himself to be a loser. Go for it, Republicans!
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  13.  @Kill-The-Architect187  Look up "DeSantis high heels". There are tons of pictures. 😂😂
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  14.  @Kill-The-Architect187  Too bad. Did you see Meatball crying to Disney? Begging them to stop their lawsuit?
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  15.  @Kill-The-Architect187  Maybe you just like Meatball's squeaky, whiney voice. Worst wife ever. At least he has the head bobbing down.
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  16.  @Kill-The-Architect187  Hahaha! Ok, sorry. It's just too fun to make fun of Meatball. 😂🤣 Sorry, sorry. You have a nice day.
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  17.  @JoAnneLohse  I'm sure Meatball can bond with Putin over pretty white boots and high heels.
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  18. Leprosy, Melaria, high inflation, no house insurance policies, teacher shortages, banned books, democratically elected public servants can be fired, government punishes private companies for disagreeing, farm worker shortages, declining tourism dollars, declining investments...
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  19. DeStupid attacks freedom. He bans books. Punishes private companies for disagreeing with him. Violates the constitution. Fires democratically elected workers. Real Americans don't like DeStupid.
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  20.  @louannhuber2651  We should be as classy as Meatball's pretty white boots and high heels.
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  21. DeStupid the Book Banner does that every day.
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  22.  @danboyd2725  Did he wear his high heels to the debate?
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  23. Americans love freedom. DeStupid attacks freedom. He bans books. Punishes private companies for disagreeing with him. Violates the constitution. Fires democratically elected workers. Real Americans don't like DeStupid.
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  24.  @NirtyDigger5  President Trump increased the national debt by $8 trillion.
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  25. Americans love freedom. DeStupid attacks freedom. He bans books. Punishes private companies for disagreeing with him. Violates the constitution. Fires democratically elected workers. Real Americans don't like DeStupid.
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  26. DeStupid the Book Banner is an extremist, authoritarian who bans books, punishes private companies for disagreeing with him, violates the constitution, fires democratically elected workers...
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  27. The majority doesn't see what you MAGATs see and will vote against your guy, again.
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  28. Florida doesn't need to share their teacher shortage, highest inflation in the US, their farm worker shortage, the loss of tourism dollars and their failing economy.
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  29. Too bad DeStupid the Book Banner is killing Florida's freedom. Did you see DeStupid crying for Disney to stop their lawsuit?
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  30.  @shalzsoulz3656  It's Biden's strategy of, "let the Republicans talk". Always a winner these days.
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  31.  @unboxedcharacter  I can tell you don’t work with the internet often. Too busy Smolletting? Forbes Trump’s Interview With Tucker Carlson Has More Than 150 Million ‘Views’ On X— Here’s Why That’s Misleading Alison Durkee Aug 24, 2023
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  32.  @unboxedcharacter  The Wrap Trump Is Bragging About 100 Million Views for Tucker Carlson Interview – Here’s Why That’s Misleading Ross A. Lincoln August 23, 2023 But, not so fast. Yes, 180 million is an amazing-sounding number. But as TheWrap explained back in June, it’s also almost meaningless. According to the X (formerly Twitter) FAQ, which you can read here, practically anything counts as a view. “Anyone who is logged into Twitter who views a Tweet counts as a view, regardless of where they see the Tweet (e.g. Home, Search, Profiles, etc.) or whether or not they follow the author. If you’re the author, looking at your own Tweet also counts as a view,” the company says.
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  33.  @annebreitrick6116  Was it an embedded Twitter link?
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  34.  @Scumbagballless  Ol' Musky-boy is fooling you sheep: “Anyone who is logged into Twitter who views a Tweet counts as a view, regardless of where they see the Tweet (e.g. Home, Search, Profiles, etc.) or whether or not they follow the author. If you’re the author, looking at your own Tweet also counts as a view,” the company says. The high view count doesn’t actually mean that people watched the 46 minute-long interview—or even part of it—as it only refers to the number of views the post got, meaning the number of users logged into X who simply saw the tweet on any platform, regardless of whether they follow Carlson. X used to make the number of video views public, but appeared to get rid of that feature in May—and even then, it referred to the number of people who watched at least two seconds of a video with at least 50% of the video player in view, rather than the whole video."
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  35. DeStupid the Book Banner has 0 charisma.
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