Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "'I wasn't in control': Trump supporter explains how he fell for election lies" video.

  1. He got red-faced when denying his racism.
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  2. He was responsible for his decision to surrender self-control.
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  3.  @phanatic215  He's white therefore entitled. He may talk about personal responsibility -- but only about others than himself. One is free to believe falsehoods; but one has a RESPONSIBILITY to correct or reject false beliefs. Failing to do that makes one a slave -- sheeple -- of whomever is feeding the falsehoods. Excellent interview by an excellent interviewer. She did an excellent job also in Charlottesville.
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  4.  @markromine5103  He caught the method -- excellent interviewer -- when he realized that they kept promising to reveal the "evidence," but kept not doing so.
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  5.  @_baller  You want to be racist by avoiding the fact that the person interviewed is racist.
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  6. There were means to vote ADDED in Fulton County -- in many states -- because of the pandemic. The right to vote is regulated, including in keeping with the gov'ts obligation to protect public health and safety, not restricted based upon political party or one's desire to reject the rule of law. In place of the politics of violence -- which is not protected by the First Amendment or any other law -- we have ELECTIONS.
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  7. Especially when it's, "I'm not racist, but".
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  8.  @Alphacentauri819  The guy in the video gets his "programming" for irrelevant sources such as Hollowood movies. And fictions about the Founders. One fundamental that so many get wrong is that the Founders "attacked" and "overthrew" this many gov'ts: ZERO. 1. They did not attack or overthrow the gov't in London, England. 2. They did not attack or overthrow any of the colony gov'ts, because the Founders were all along in control of the colony gov'ts. One set of EVIDENCE for that fact is that the colony gov'ts, on the recommendation of the Continental Congress, via their elected legislatures, wrote and adopted constitutions during 1776-77, and 1780.
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  9.  @thienthetyga3462  Ignorance isn't bliss. It is unawareness of the misery it is.
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  10.  @neryskkiran1820  We don't need to speculate: we can stick to the EVIDENCE instead of playing games in effort to obscure that. "Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect." -- Frank Wilhoit.
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