Comments by "Marcus W" (@Mawyou) on "CNN" channel.

  1.  @Joskemom  Do you support our military. All the top brass in yhr military is saying Trump is unfit for office. But Republicans don't care about that. They want their control, by any means necessary. Even tried to steal the 2020 election from Biden.
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  2. Golag Is watching you Oh please. A conservative promoting peace is an oxymoron. You don’t care about war or peace. You care about Trump. You will agree with anything he does. Very cultish
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  3. Golag Is watching you Bernie fans AND Trump fans are cultish. When will you ever learn? Accusing your opponent of something does not acquit you of doing the same thing.
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  4. Golag Is watching you Trump fans are not violent?? If I remember correctly, Trump fans roughed up a protestor at one of his rallies. And Trump fans at the Unite the Right white supremacist rally maimed and killed people. Trump fans regularly commit hate crimes against Hispanics and Muslims. Another Trump fan sent bombs to politicians and journalists. Selective criticism.
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  5. Golag Is watching you Golag Is watching you Trump fans are not violent?? If I remember correctly, Trump fans roughed up a protestor at one of his rallies. And Trump fans at the Unite the Right rally maimed and killed people. Trump fans regularly commit hate crimes against people of color. Another Trump fan sent bombs to politicians and journalists. Selective criticism.
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  6. ​ @mr.poon.tang.92  Not really. Dominion is actually owned by their CEO and a private equity firm.
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  7. ​ @derrickwolters8694  He owns a controlling interest. But he can still be sued by the rest of the stockholders for mismanagement.
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  8.  @DuffyF56  That argument that the committee is illegitimate has already failed in court multiple times. When courts decide lawsuits against an act of Congress, they look at what Congress's intent was. And their intent was to hold an investigation into the attack, not get held up by technicalities tossed around by people responsible for the attack. If Republicans wanted a fair voice, they shouldn't have killed the bipartisan 9/11-style commission. And they shouldn't have boycotted appointing anyone to this current committee just because Pelosi didn't want suspects (Jim Jordan) in charge of investigating their own crime. The courts understand that Republicans voluntarily failed to participate and that the investigation must go on. No one is surprised that Republicans are against investigating. But it is too important.
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  9.  @DuffyF56  Yeah, Trump was acquitted 43 to 57. Clearly he is "innocent." Also, Trump won in 2016 by even less than Biden and Trump thought he had a mandate. So what's the difference? Donald Trump has no agenda other than staging rallies to spew hate. Why are you supporting him? Are you that angry with modern America, black people, Latinos, and college-edicated white people that you will support a guy who tried to overturn a presidential election? Do you hate Democrats that much?
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  10. ​ @chad534 They all have top rated shows because they are willing to lie to their viewers to keep them angry and engaged. That was one of the major revelations of the Dominion. When Fox News's CEO put in writing that fact checking would be bad for business.
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  11. ​ @BidensBoogarSugar So these crimes supposedly committed by Biden. When did they take place?
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  12. ​ @marlowops  So Trump decides to run for president while already under 4 different criminal investigations. Then when he gets charged, he says the prosecutors are interfering with his campaign. No, he ran for president to interfere with their investigations. But it didn't save him.
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  13. ​ @ryanelliott6706 Election interference was the other crime. The one Republicans keep accusing Democrats of unsuccessfully while they try to rig the vote counting process in Georgia and Texas.
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  14. That was very much to the point. He explained it better than the newspapers
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  15.  @johnthomas5255  Trump supporters like to point out racist statements Biden has made, yet they complain when the Biden administration does anything that helps Black people, and they cheered when Trump did anything to hurt black people. While Republicans try to justify their racism by pointing at Biden, black people know who is intentionally going to harm them. It's not Biden. It's the trolls in the Republican Party who constantly let us know that they see black people being empowered as a threat.
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  16. With Republicans, it's always "we have soooo many questions," but definitely not a conspiracy theory. Just need to find the evidence.
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  17. ​ @motorcyclestig8539  The polling is apparently only fake when it shows the wrong side losing
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  18. The first recession with record low unemployment. All that means is that the economy grew too much in 2021 and now is shrinking back towards the mean.
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  19.  @samiam8641  Although Biden may talk about moving away from fossil fuels. You know as well as I do that drilling companies are sitting on THOUSANDS of drilling leases for drilling on federal lands that are going unused. Also, you forgot about the effect of so many aging refineries shutting down over the past few years. And ESPECIALLY the fact that it took the Fed almost a year to figure out that inflation wasn't "transitory" while they continued pumping money into the economy. And the supply chain issues which sent prices soaring. And the fact these issues are worldwide. Somehow you are so aware of the issues but missed half the causes. Seems purposeful
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  20.  @samiam8641  Everything did not take a dive the day Biden took office. That didn't happen until 2022. An unemployment is still at record lows. AND you're still ignoring the Fed and all the money Trump pumped into the economy to combat Covid. I'm willing to admit that Biden is not perfect, but you are being unreasonable by trying to exaggerate his ability to cause these problems. And also, perhaps Trump would still be in office if things were "so good" when he was in power.
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  21.  @samiam8641  Yeah, you say that. But you will vote for him. And complain about Biden. Which is hypocritical. And please don't insult my intelligence and act like you would not still vote for Trump, even though he is largely responsible too.
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  22.  @samiam8641  If I'm getting hosed by "the media", where do you get your news then? I'm guessing from "the media". Lol But let's think about that... why was there no inflation under Trump even though he and the Fed (which you don't want to hear about since Biden is your main target) pumped TRILLIONS onto the economy? Probabaly because we were in a pandemic and no one was doing or buying anything 🤔. Pretty sure you knew that, but including ALL the facts doesn't fit the narrative you want. Fortunately, I don't have memory loss like some people.
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  23.  @dthrust9037  Their way of telling people to stop spending money is by making it more expensive to borrow (raising interest rates people pay on credit cards, loans, new house purchases). They actually did stop printing money too, FINALLY, back in March. Now they are slowly destroying some of that money. We would be in a better situation if they didn't print so much money trying to save us from Covid. Also if they had started raising rates a year ago. No one knew the economy would recover so quickly after the lockdowns. Or that the supply chain crisis would last so long. After 2008 it took years "too long" to get back to normal. This time they did a much bigger stimulus and we recovered "too fast." But hindsight is 20/20. They were working with the knowledge they had at the time.
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  24.  @dthrust9037  Yeah, people always blame and/or give credit to presidents for things they don't have much control over. But in these hyper partisan days I'm shocked to hear a non-Biden supporter actually say that all the world's problems might not be his fault. No doubt you're a pretty cool guy. It's true, we picked Biden because he had the name recognition to get rid of Trump. But to us progressives, a so-so Democrat is preferable to a cult leader (in my personal opinion) who believes that the cruelty is the point.
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  25.  @dthrust9037  I can understand how you might think Democrats have become too liberal. But did you really just say that the Party of Trump is similar to 2012 Democrats?? Gotta say I don't see too many similarities there. The entire platform seems to boil down to: 1. Cut taxes, spending, and evil government programs 2. Crush anyone who might make straight white Christians feel uncomfortable and 3. Guns!! Seems pretty different from what Obama ran on
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  26.  @stormyweather9917  No. Stop making up numbers like ALL Republicans do. The estimated cost is $300 billion. And it is balanced by the Inflation Reduction Act, which LOWERS the deficit by $350 billion. If Biden is reckless, then Trump is 2x as reckless since his pandemic bills gave out more than twice as much free money as Biden's pandemic bill. And that is a FACT.
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  27. They have not been recovered yet. Tamp down your fear. You will be okay.
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  28. Don't commit crime in her county and you won't face the consequences. She had the same message for the gangs she charged with racketeering, and now she is making it clear to trump too.
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  29.  @mattm402  But what Fox News did was definitely worse. It was an attack on democracy and all of America. There is no Jan 6 without Fox News. Hosts and executives always getting into trouble with harassment and discrimination claims. They should call it Evil Corp.
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  30.  @mattm402  So in other words, making it up because it feels good. Isn't that exactly what got Fox into this predicament in the first place? Trying to appease the audience that wanted to hear make-believe.
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  31.  @Teresa-we2ke  What are you talking about? The networks constantly talk about the shootdowns. They shot them down over water and it has only been a few days. The fact that they haven't told us more does not mean that they know more. You cannot draw conclusions based on NO information. Lol. You're free to have your conspiracy theories though. A lot of people need that for comfort when they don't have all the answers.
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  32. ​ @Joskemom Trump said it though. This is what Anderson Cooper is talking about. Trump supporters seem totally unaware of the stuff he has said and done. They just attack the media if they hear anything bad about him.
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  33.  @eukaryotic366  You misquoted Mrs. Harris. She did not say she wouldn't get a vaccine under Trump. She said she wouldn't Trump's word that it was safe. She said she would, however, take it if Dr Fauci said it was safe. Basically, she prefers to take advice from people who are paid to know what they're talking about. Please try to stop misquoting people. I'm sure you didn't do it on purpose, but that is a form of disinformation.
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  34.  @andrewlange4521  The government isn't protecting people from themselves. It is trying to stop a contageous virus. Key word: contagious.
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  35.  @eukaryotic366  There are two kinds of general disinfectant used by most households. Lysol and bleach. So if you say they misquoted Trump's super dumb question, then I suppose you mean to say that Trump was asking if we could inject Lysol. A bit of advice, disinfectant is TOXIC. It doesn't go in your body. You will die. Here we are almost two years later and you're still defending Trump's dumbness. But you knew he was missing a few screws when you voted for him.
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  36.  @eukaryotic366  No I did not have to look that up. Trump is dumb. Everyone knows you can't inject disinfectant. You will die. The only things that go in your body are antibiotics and antivirals. Not cleaning chemicals. Dumb people defending dumb people calling other people dumb.
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  37.  @patriotanti-commie3443  OH really, the patent is from 2015? Well then I guess it wasn't really rushed. Operation Wrp Speed did not help. And you should have no reason to hesitant about taking the vaccine since it was not rushed.
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  38.  @johnpatrick1647  It is new technology, but it is no longer experimental. Listen to Mr. Trump. Get the vaccine and a booster. Stop listening to conspiracy theorists. You are not smarter than the guys with the PhDs, I don't care how many pundits you listen to or how many fringe articles your read.
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  39.  Robert Arnold  The mandate does have exceptions for health reasons. I think you might want to check that out before you go making any reckless decisions like quiting your job.
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  40.  @seangibson7546  I have indeed heard of the side effects of the vaccines. Mrna vaccines have been in development for a couple decades and are a huge leap in technology since we can now create a vaccine for nearly any infectious disease (and even cancer) in just a few months by extracting the genetic code of the pathogen. And you know as well as I do that the tiny risk of long term illness from the vaccines is statistically insignificant (again, this vaccine technology has been in development for several decades). Third, the death rate of covid is not the only problem with covid. It has thebpotential to do quite a number on your body. And you being out of work is bad for the economy. Finally, stop looking for fringe scientists. They are not peer reviewed and therefore have no scientific authority. There is a standard method to science and we will adhere to it.
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  41.  @seangibson7546  Okay, so you're suggesting that someone is buying off 97 percent of the world's scientists. Highly improbable. I think it would be reckless to take your advice. Sounds quite conspiratorial. I'm not big on the conspiracy nonsense. Just doesn't appeal to me. I keep it simple, listen to people who went to school and are paid to know what the hell they're talking about. Not the pundits or the "experts" in the comments section.
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  42.  @chris135x  Knowing what's best for everyone including people you don't know is called public health. For example, we know that tobacco is bad for EVERYONE. We know that seatbelts are good for EVERYONE. We know that alcohol is bad for ALL pregnant women. We know that obesity is bad for EVERYONE, especially the older you get. You do not need to know someone personally to see patterns and trends. But for some reason when it comes to getting a shot, suddenly you believe that public health either does not apply or is all some big conspiracy.
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  43.  @johnpatrick1647  You should be listening to the doctors that specialize in infectious diseases. Doctors have specialties. You listen to people hmwho are paid to know what they're talking about in a particular field. For example, you don't go to a foot doctor to get information about kidney disease.
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  44.  @michaeljohnston1448  Yes, they can quickly tell which variant you're infected with. But they have to send it to a lab.
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  45.  @ImperialFistStan  Well for one, abortion isn't contageous. Therefore, it truly is "personal." Covid, on the other hand, is a matter of public health. On average, every person who catches it will spread it to 3 other people AND they will have to take off from work to quarantine for nearly 2 weeks. Not to mention overloading the hospital system, as we still have states like Utah with 95% of their ICU beds full of Covid patients. Abortion.... you maybe take one or two days off from work and that's it. Apples and oranges.
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  46.  @dislikeguy9892  They did NOT say they wouldn't take the vaccine under Trump. They said they would not trust Trump's word that it was safe. They said they would take it if Dr. Fauci (the one with 40 years experience in public health) said it was safe. Please stop spreading misinformation and conspiracies. Between 2020 and 2021, I've heard enough right-wing misinformation for a lifetime. Please stop misquoting people to fit your agenda. The actual video is freely available online.
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  47.  @dislikeguy9892  Aha! So now you're playing the fool. You got a quote of Kamala or Biden disparaging Trump rushing the vaccine and you think it justifies the year-long campaign of the entire GOP against vaccination (against the advice of medical health experts). The entire GOP has spent all of 2021 sowing fear about vaccines, but now suddenly it's all Kamala's fault because of something she said over a year ago during the campaign. You've got to be kidding me. That is so weak. That is so utterly ridiculous. So since you're trying to explain away you hesitancy and blame it on Kamala, I guess that means you've come around to trusting the vaccines and you just need to protect your pride by pointing your finger at a (misquoted) comment she made over a year ago during the campaign. Well that's okay, as long as you believe in science now, finally. Better late then never. Good luck out there
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  48. human151 Where did you hear that about the IG report? It said no such thing. The IG said the investigation was opened correctly and was conducted without bias. The ONE bad thing the IG report found was that the FISA applications for wiretapping Carter Page were faulty. So what you mean is you spent the past 3 months wishing the IG report would say the investigation was invalid. The FBI is not as corrupt as you thought (remember, that’s a good thing ). By the way, how does any of what you just said show that Trump is a good person who cares about rooting out corruption? LOL You don’t believe the media and all your facts are wrong. Unbelieveable
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  49. NOYB Maxx I must correct you. The FISA mistakes were not caused by “The Dems”. Trump has been impeached for corruption because asking for foreign help to undermine your opponent is corrupt. Come on we’re not in the second grade. Common sense Also, Rand Paul NEVER EVEN TRIED to answer with a straight yes or a no. “Do you really believe Donald Trump cares about corruption, given all these listed misdeeds and criminal associations?” The fact he couldn’t answer that “yes or no” about the President of the United States from his own party. Does that trouble you? So the only true part of your argument is that the DNC might have some corruption (as if you actually care). But all the people involved have been replaced and it seems they learned their lesson by not picking a candidate in advance.
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  50. Kathys Corner Rand Paul NEVER EVEN TRIED to answer with a straight yes or a no. “Do you really believe Donald Trump cares about corruption, given all these listed misdeeds and criminal associations?” The fact he couldn’t answer that “yes or no” about the President of the United States from his own party. Does that trouble you?
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