Comments by "Gary S. Seth" (@GLORYNEVADASMITH) on "Rebel HQ" channel.

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  5. geminirat60 Do you know these tunes ? ... " Old Dementia Joe " Remix Old Town Road by Lil Nas X We ain't gonna waste our votes on Old Dementia Joe We're gonna say Hell no ! To another DNC Hoe Ain't gonna vote no more for the status quo We're taking progressive way road till We can't no more ( Kio , Kio ) I got no money in the bank My house is lien attached Health care that's for the dead Got student loans to pay forever Corona virus rules the day Gulag in place not the American way I been in the valley Ukrainian Dough Joe up on Billionaires row , Hah ! Can't nobody tell me nothin' You can't tell me nothin' Can't nobody tell me nothin' You can't tell me nothin' Joe Biden's is just an actor Rigged Polls made him a factor Imprisoned all the blacks You can go and ask them Made life a horror movie No good jobs an' drug war booty Obama his only fame Social Security cuts that are so lame Can't nobody tell me nothin' You can't tell me nothin' Can't nobody tell me nothin' You can't tell me nothin' Yeah, ain't gonna vote no more for a DNC Hoe We're gonna say no way to Old Dementia Joe We're gonna take our vote onto progressive road We're gonna Bern 'til We can't no more We got the " Hunter has a rock " Remix " I am a Rock " by Simon & Garfunkel A winter's day In a deep and dark December I am alone Mainstream media Hallucination for the sleeping sheep below On a freshly fallen silent shroud of snow Hunter has a ' rock ' We have an Impeachment to see I've built walls A fortress to hold Black people and the impoverished That none may penetrate I have no need of Statecraft , Statesmen don't get paid It's propriety , and integrity I disdain Hunter has a ' rock ' We have an Impeachment to see Just talk of Trump Not the Ukrainian dough lining my pocket It's sleeping in my memory Won't disturb the slumber of the soldiers that have died If I never ran this Nation would not cry Hunter has a ' rock ' We have an Impeachment to see Hunter has his rocks And I have the DNC to protect me I ' m shielded in My Obama Hiding in the green rooms , safe in Fake News' womb I touch no one and no one can touch me Hunter has a ' rock ' We have an Impeachment to see And the Nation feels the pain And the Country always cries
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  11. Joe Biden by Adolph I. Reed Jr. and Cornel West - The Guardian ( abridged ) An unrecognized irony of the South Carolina primary’s current importance as a gauge of African American support is that it and other southern primaries figured prominently in the late 1980s and 1990s strategy of the conservative, pro-business Democratic Leadership Council – of which Biden was a member – to pull the party to the right by appealing to conservative white southern men, in part through stigmatizing and scapegoating poor African Americans. Clinton-era politics refuses to die. Joe Biden is its zombie that staggers on Hamilton Nolan Read more Biden was one of the lustiest practitioners of that tactic. In fact, that’s what often underlies Biden’s boasts about his talent for “reaching across the aisle”. In 1984, he joined with South Carolina’s arch-racist Strom Thurmond to sponsor the Comprehensive Crime Control Act, which eliminated parole for federal prisoners and limited the amount of time sentences could be reduced for good behavior. He and Thurmond joined hands to push 1986 and 1988 drug enforcement legislation that created the nefarious sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine as well as other draconian measures that implicate him as one of the initiators of what became mass incarceration. (Making political hay from racial scapegoating was nothing new for Biden; he’d earned sharp criticism from both the NAACP and ACLU in the 1970s for his aggressive opposition to school bussing as a tool for achieving school desegregation . Joe Biden was also an enthusiastic supporter of the 1996 welfare “reform” that ended the federal government’s 60-year commitment to direct provision of aid to poor and indigent people. Instead, his tender mercies have been reserved for the banking and credit card industries. He has a record that goes back to 1978 of consistently working to make it more difficult for poor and working people to declare bankruptcy. And he actively supported the 1999 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that repealed the New Deal-era Glass-Steagall Act, which separated commercial and investment banking. The result was to give commercial bankers access to depositors’ money and intensify the wild financial speculation that culminated in the Great Recession.
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