Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "MSNBC" channel.

  1.  @dawnmcmannis2551  Nope. Shes a Republican running for the nomination and attacking Trump with Democratic criticisms because Republicans don't have criticisms of him. And she denies the US has been and is racist -- as if slavery didn't happen. And she's anti-choice. And she's anti-"Big Gov't" -- i.e., anti-gov't-meeting-the-needs-of-"We the people" which requires TAXATION to pay the costs of meeting those needs. But in her view people of color don't exist therefore don't have needs.
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  2.  @yuhere9241  Trump is deranged, and MAGA guzzles the derangement. Face the facts: Trump was expelled from preschool for refusing to potty train. He still wears diapers. And he isn't angry -- he's irritated by the diaper rash.
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  3.  @jaredarndts6123  I'm the adult. you're the Trump dupe.
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  4.  @sethgross3904  Think Freud and the ID rejecting all rules.
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  5.  @trumpisgoingtoprison177  Broke and broken. He should end up living in a cardboard box condo down by the river where it rains a lot.
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  6.  @sweed6054  No one can be "proud" of anything not accomplished by their own effort. Plus, "Pride goeth before a fall." Try to make sense. And thank Biden for the job creation and the new infrastructure projects in your area.
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  7.  paulabbey6835  Why don't you show how to go back where you came from? In view of the uncensored history, you're an illegal.
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  8.  @sweed6054  The agreement to leave Afghanistan was made by TRUMP. Biden inherited it. You really need to pay attention to actual news instead of racist right-wing propaganda. And here's a clue for you: At least hundreds of Trump supporters are sitting in jail -- and it was Trump who put them there. And between January 6th, the day of the insurrection, and the inauguration of President Biden on January 21st, he could have pardoned them -- but he didn't because he couldn't care less about them and you. That's why they're still sitting in jail.
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  9. Or even after the infant is born, which is actually infanticide, and which is illegal everywhere in the US. Central to the problem is that women were tricked into focusing on abortion, instead of teaching men, in particular, about problem pregnancies which can only be resolved by the medical procedure called abortion. An irony is that the overturning of Roe has shifted the issue from abortion to problem pregnancies.
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  10.  @BoudiccasGhost  He's a white male REPUBLICAN.
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  11. The RESPONSIBILITY originates with and remains with an INFORMED ELECTORATE.
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  12. For a psychologist Mary Trump isn't much for depth perception. Though it isn't an excuse for his behavior -- which is all she talks about -- it is a cry for help based on the trauma inflicted on him as a child by his extremely abusive fascist father. And: did Trump have a mother? If so, why does he never mention her -- was she that abused and silenced that she was completely absent from his life?
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  13. Trump has stuff on them. Weisselberg was Trump's father's accountant; he's likely up to his ears in undiscovered crimes.
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  14.  @michaelbriganti  I have an education in law. You have an "edumacashun" in misinformation. I'll try to make it really, really, really simple for you: 1. No right is absolute. Every right is inextricably entwined with RESPONSIBILITY, which LIMITS the exercise of rights because one DOES NOT have the right to violate OTHERS' rights. 2. The First Amendment SEPARATES "religion" from gov't. One has the right to choose whatever religion" one wants -- which includes the corollary right to be FREE of "religions" one DOES NOT choose. Thus one ALSO has the right to choose NO "religion". And this is how the Founders established that separation of "religion" and gov't: ___ From the North Carolina constitution adopted on December 18, 1776: "XXXI. That no clergyman, or preacher of the gospel, of any denomination, shall be capable of being a member of either the Senate, House of Commons, or Council of State, while he continues in the exercise of the pastoral function. . . . . "XXXIV. That there shall be no establishment of any one religious church or denomination in this State, in preference to any other; neither shall any person, on any pretence whatsoever, be compelled to attend any place of worship contrary to his own faith or judgment, nor be obliged to pay, for the purchase of any glebe, or the building of any house of worship, or for the maintenance of any minister or ministry, contrary to what he believes right, or has voluntarily and personally engaged to perform; but all persons shall be at liberty to exercise their own mode of worship:--_Provided_, That nothing herein contained shall be construed to exempt preachers of treasonous or seditious discourses, from legal trial and punishment." ___ From the constitution of Georgia adopted on February 5, 1777: "Art. LVI. All persons whatever shall have the free exercise of their religion; provided it be not repugnant to the peace and safety of the State; and shall not, unless by consent, support any teacher or teachers except those of their own profession." "Art. LXII. No clergyman of any denomination shall be allowed a seat in the legislature." ___ From New York constitution adopted on April 20. 1777: XXXIX. And whereas the ministers of the gospel are, by their profession, dedicated to the service of God and the care of souls, and ought not to be diverted from the great duties of their function; therefore, no minister of the gospel, or priest of any denomination whatsoever, shall, at any time hereafter, under any pretence or description whatever, be eligible to, or capable of holding, any civil or military office or place within this State. ___ Those provisions, and their equivalents in other state constitutions, eventuated in the First Amendment separation of "religion" and gov't. That's how the separation of "religion" and gov't works. Everyone has the same rights -- and the right NOT to have their rights violated by law-illiterate/rejecting bullies.
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  15.  @granmao33  Yes. And one of the sources for the Constitutional separation was Jefferson's "Religious Freedom" act, which is cited on his gravestone as his most positive contribution. His state was dominated by Catholics, but his law established a freedom of "religion" that allowed anyone to choose whatever "religion" they preferred. But also that one wasn't required to have a "religion". And, of course, there are limitations on the exercise of that right: no child molestation; no human sacrifice; no efforts to overthrow the gov't in effort, as example, to establish a single "religion" enforceable by gov't.
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  16. The "tangent" is his schtick, his propaganda.
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  17. So Noem will vote for a convicted criminal against rule of law and democracy.
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  18.  @chewskewsme  Not too late: it is a MINORITY that prefers to be stupid over being loyal to the Constitution.
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  19. 40-plus years of Republican attacks on education.
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  20.  @gregghernandez2714  Faction + demagogue = political violence.
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  21.  @robertjohnson-mt8pz  Western democracy -- from which YOU BENEFIT -- was established by Liberals -- those able to think beyond themselves. And they based democracy on the ENLIGHTENMENT philosophers -- you know, those who WOKE to the REALITY that it's better to get along with others than to constantly try to DICTATE them into submission, and as consequence live the life of an enemies-making SELFISH PARANOID. Yes: we feel sorry for those who are so terrified of life that they shut their minds to anything that challenges their shriveled paranoia. P Perhaps you should try to persuade us that your baseless sense of superiority to actually knowing what you're talking about is actually based on something other than fear and jealousy.
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  22. How any of the Justices didn't bother to read the briefs?
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  23. "Philip Williams ​Tell that to Enrique from the proud boys, the oath keepers and the other 1000 people who is in jail or waiting to stand trial". The are waiting trial in jail based on PROBABLE CAUSE -- sufficient EVIDENCE -- or were convicted AT TRIAL ON THE EVIDENCE. Trump had the opportunity to SHOW UP in Colorado and PRESENT A DEFENSE. He didn't -- so he in effect CONCEDED that the action against him was a slam dunk. Stop pretending you understand due process from your position of REJECTING the rule of law.
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  24. The truth is that Trump is a liar who surrounds himself with liars.
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  25. The Republican Party -- including Alito and Thomas -- are engaged in an organized attack on the rule of law, exactly as Judge Merchan said directly to Trump about his violations of the gag order.
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  26. She's pandering to Trump, the gun-nuts, and the violent fringe.
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  27.  lawnchair4474  Gettysburg -- and defending traitor Robert e. Lee.
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  28. My sister claims to be a "Christian," now and then, when it appears to her to advance her position in the situation. I only listen to that in order to compare it with actual Christianity, which is about compassion, not self-promotion. Mostly, though, I compare her claims to her behaviors.
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  29. Normandy Trip: Paying Tribute to those who fought for my country, my FREEDOM | Part 1
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  30. A lot of Republican women are lying to their husbands about for whom they will be voting.
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  31. TRUMP SAID he is about retribution -- it isn't only "people are saying" it about Trump!
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  32.  @JLB-s4q  It has nothing to do with length of time on the Court. It has to do with Justices ATTACKING the rule of law AGAINST the Constitution itself. 1. The January 6th attack was, as defined IN LAW, an INSURRECTION. 2. Alito obviously knew that the inverted flag was a symbol for the BASELESS ""Stop the Steal" "movement". Judges are required to know and rule on FACTS AND LAW. Where there is NO evidence, one does not pretend there is. 3. Judges, and especially Supreme Court Justices, are REQUIRED to READ and UNDERSTAND the Constitution -- and it is right there in the Constitution that insurrections are PROHIBITED: "Art. I., S. 8., c. 15. The CONGRESS shall have Power To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute [ENFORCE] the Laws of the Union [which begins with the CONSTITUTION], SUPPRESS INSURRECTIONS, and repel Invasions." 4. Alito was CLEARLY AND OBVIOUSLY siding with the INSURRECTIONISTS -- which the Founders charged with, prosecuted for, and convicted of, TREASON, and sentenced to DEATH -- AGAINST the Constitution itself.
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  33.  @robbiehollywood1937  Are you that out-of-touch with reality!? That stupid!?
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  34.  @Danr07  It is a symbol for the "Stop the Steal" insurrectionists. The election was not stolen, and insurrection is expressly prohibited by the Constitution. And Alito KNOWS those facts. He has sided with those ATTACKING the rule of law. He needs to be forced to RESIGN, and perhaps subjected to prosecution.
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  35. The Biden-Harris ticket won the Democratic primary. Harris has had support all along. You don't know how democracy works.
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  36. Bush v. Gore was/is unconstitutional: the Constitution clearly places responsibility for resolving election disputes in CONGRESS.
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  37.  @rensinclair4218  Yes -- and that resolution is to be made by CONGRESS -- not by the unelected judiciary. In addition, the Justices voted TWICE in that election. Voting twice in an election is ILLEGAL. There was no clear winner in the 2000 election. Bush's lead was rapidly shrinking -- then Justice Scalia jumped in and interrupted that process.
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  38.  @rensinclair4218  In 2000 there was no clear winner at the point at which Bush's tiny lead was decreasing and Justice Scalia quickly intervened and stopped the process. The SC had no legitimate role in the election. In addition, it is illegal to vote twice in the same election -- and the SC Justices voted twice in that election.
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  39. He's doubtless blaming the Jews for not getting the half-billion dollar loan he needs for the appeal bond. But no responsible financial institution will loan money to an adjudicated fraudster. And he is so easy -- which is why a pornographic film star was able to seduce him for $130,000.00 for a one-night-spanking.
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  40. The Republican tradition: Politics of Smear and Fear.
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  41. COVIDstill exists but is no longer out of control as it was under Trump. And unless you're a multi-millionaire you got nothing from the only Trump "achievement": the tax cut for those who didn't need it.
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  42. The Founders used the well-regulated Militia, under their Commander-in-Chief, to suppress insurrections. The Founders charged insurrectionists with, prosecuted them for, and convicted them of, TREASON -- and sentenced them to DEATH. See "Shays's" and "Whiskey" insurrection court cases. The Constitution expressly PROHIBITS political violence -- "Art. I., S. 8., C. 15. The CONGRESS shall have Power To provide for calling out the Militia to execute [ENFORCE] the Laws of the Union, SUPPRESS INSURRECTIONS, and repel Invasions. And in the First Amendment: "Congress shall make no law . . . abridging . . . the right of the people PEACEABLY to assemble". Art II, S. 2 stipulates that the President is the Commander-in-Chief of the Militia. Though Congress has the authority to regulate the well-regulated Militia, neither the Speaker of the House nor the former UN ambassador, who was a private citizen on January 6th, has the authority to call out the Militia -- Trump's LIES on the point notwithstanding. Nor is the president the "boss" of Congress -- he has no authority over Congress, so cannot "order" or "direct" that separate branch of gov't to do or not do anything.
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  43. The Hillary Clinton "scandals" were the usual Republican tradition of smear politics. There was no basis and no evidence for any of them. But there are those who see through that corruption but are for it as means to "winning". It is destructive, but they don't care.
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  44. Don Snoreleone Nodfather.
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  45. And also paying Choen the amount of INCOME TAX he would owe on the (fake) 130,000 income. What employer in the US not only pays the employee income, but also pays the employee's income tax?
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  46.  @DaTooch_e  Well, Trump did get a one-night-spanking with a magazine by Stormy Daniels.
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  47. It's understandable that Cohen would have a memory lapse about the two phone calls. He wasn't lying.
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  48. Schumer's speech set off an earthquake in Israel. Netanyahu can't win this one.
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  49.  @MyHalcyonDaysAreHere  Likud IS Netanyahu.
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  50. A vote against Biden is a vote for Trump. Most "lifelong" "independents" are irresponsible fools.
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