Comments by "Rusty Shackleford" (@POCKET-SAND) on "A Message to Pennsylvanians" video.
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With all due respect, I don't think you're living in reality.
Stalin, Mao, and the rest are not exceptions, they are the norm for the left. When the left is able to grab significant political power within a country, totalitarianism soon follows. After which, dictators like Stalin pop up with alarming regularity.
As for Trump, what did he do that was so authoritarian and terrible during the 4 years he was in office? Where did he say he wanted to suspend the Constitution? Do you geniunely believe America is better now than it ever was before?
From the border bill rhetoric, I can tell you don't reall understand what you're talking about. Firstly, Congress rejected the border bill, Trump didn't like the bill but he had no vote on the matter technically. Secondly, the "border bill" only talked about the southern border for about 20% of the bill. The remainder was filled with just shameless attempts at increasing the power of the federal government in matters completely unrelated to the border. The section that did deal with the border wouldn't even solve the border crisis. The bill aimed to drastically raise the limit for how many people could come in per year, provide more resources for vetted those people, and making a path to citizenship easier. People don't want this, people want the border to actually be secured and for mass migration to stop, this is why Republicans in Congress rejected the "border bill" (which again, only talked about the border in 20% of the document, naming it the "border bill" was a political stunt by Democrats).
The Democrats weren't trying the solve the problem, they were trying to legitimize it.
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Ukraine is the one issue where I don't fall in line with the right on (at least most of the American right). Russia has violated pretty much every agreement they'd made with Ukraine and with the West as a whole. Maidan was not orchestrated by any outside force, it was undertaken because the Ukrainian president basically did the exact opposite of what he said he was going to do on his campaign (they guy would later steal as much money from the state treasury as he could and flee to Russia, so it's not difficult to see where his loyalties truly lied).
It's hard to understand for Americans so I'll put it this way: imagine there's this very small section of American society that is like the leftist elite, but on steroids. So different are they in terms of culture that they don't even speak the same language. They activiely set out to destroy American culture and replace it with their culture, including trying to force their language through as the official language as opposed to English. And this culturally different elite is, to a degree, propped up by a powerful foreign nation.
That's what it was like being Ukrainian, these pro-Russian elements within the country seek to eradicate Ukrainian culture and the Ukrainian language. They are heavily propped up by Russia, which had the ultimate goal of taking Ukraine back and making it part of Russia again. And on top of all these, the Russians and the pro-Russians are communists and communist sympathiziers who remember the Soviet Union fondly.
Ethnically, I'm mostly Polish and Ukrainian so I'm pretty much hardwired to see the Russians for the mongoloid horde that they are, so there's that too.
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