Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1. Statues are TRIBUTES, CELEBRATIONS, of the persons depicted. Should we PERSIST in honoring slave owners?
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  2. Vocabulary -- big words -- impresses the stupid as being "intellectualism". What he is saying, of course, is utter gibberish.
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  3. Eric should READ Tish James' filing in response to that false claim. In it she names at least four corporations that had to pay fines of 1 billion and more. One was SONY. Eric is both a dumb shit AND a LIAR.
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  4.  @thunderbird3694  I don't speak German.
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  5.  @Katchi_  If that district approves her carpetbagger's candidacy, then it deserves the opprobrium.
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  6. They have first to survive their ego-inflation.
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  7. Low-energy Trump is a whine-o.
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  8. There isn't yet a special master.
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  9. The 14th Amendment don't not change the separate Constitutional stipulation that one must be a NURAL BORN citizen of a specific minimum age to become president. Cenk is full of shit -- which is the same as saying he is full of himself. He is no different than Trump in seeking ways to weasel around the clear text of the Constitution on the point.
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  10. Sanders and Trump also called their supporters "fans".
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  11. The company has hundreds of millions of dollars? Good -- he'll be able to pay the $250 million fine.
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  12. It's in the water, which disrupts the balance near open windows. Gotta do something about the unsafe windows in Russia.
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  13.  cstuartdc  Federal law PROHIBITS noncitizens voting. And yet Johnson and his fellow white supremacists want to pass Federal law making it illegal for noncitizens to vote.
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  14. It isn't that simple. Israel isn't the problem -- most Israelis want Netanyahu gone. The problem is Netanyahu and his extreme right-wing gang. But in view of the content of Schumer's speech -- the words "pariah nation" -- Netanyahu can't win this one. He hasn't the power in relation to the US and his DEPENDENCY on the US. Schumer's words can't be written off because he's a Jew who has always supported Israel, but has had enough of Netanyahu's fascism. Schumer's speech is intended, and will, cause an earthquake in Israel The US has the opportunity to finally, after 80 years, to shift the dynamic away from backing everything the Israeli gov't does to imposing conditions on the foreign policy that doesn't jeopardize the US's reputation. Netanyahu supports TRUMP, and is also trying to undermine Biden. You should be SUPPORTING Biden. IN FACT: were that you knew anything about politics beyond the superficial, you'd have HEARD Biden saying, ALL ALONG, that Israel's policies in Gaza are totally indefensible. But foreign policy TAKES TIME; it is not a realm for the impatient unless they want to FAIL or make matters worse. In view of the history of the foreign policy, it takes time to BUILD to the point of making the issue PUBLIC. And it is coordinated. The first PUBLIC comment was made by Vice President Harris. Then it was Biden's "accidental" "hot mic" comment. Next it was other Biden administration lower-level people. Then it was Senator Schumer -- that is the CENTRAL statement -- and then Biden reiterated BACKING Israel, but only as a single isolated statement. Israel, and Netanyahu's gov't, are NOT THE SAME THING. Even when I was 20, and the issue was Vietnam, I was never so politically naive and lacking in understanding that bought the far-Left demand for instant results -- because that isn't how REALITY works. So stop the simpleton's stupidity without regard for unintended consequences.
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  15.  @adrianking5661  There are always more than two options.
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  16. "Dottie" and "Michael": WE HAVE THE VIDEO OF THE VIOLENCE INFLICTED ON POLICE BY TRUMP CRIMINALS. THAT VIDEO WAS MADE BY THOSE CRIMINALS.
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  17. Defamation is not a criminal action, therefore no jail time. But inciting death threats and violence can be prosecuted.
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  18. RECOVER their rights.
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  19. The draft would not be unconstitutional. When law enforcement is essential, to whatever degree, and no one is willing, then the gov't -- the rule of law -- enacts a draft to ensure enforcement of the law. It's been that way in the US since before there was the US, and at times after adoption of the Constitution.
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  20. One thing that can't be said about Boebert is that she isn't "hand on".
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  21.  @3baxcb  It would have an unevidenced speculative "things that go bump in the" paranoid imagination plot.
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  22. Ted Liu ripped him a new one with each question asked. Ted Liu has been on this through the entire Trump era.
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  23. Liz Cheney voted more than 90 per cent of the time for Trump "initiatives".
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  24. It is not about "self-defense". It is about intimidating others. Worse come to worst, it is about killing as many as possible to "see what it's like".
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  25.  @n0tk0sher  I cut to the chase: their "projections" are actually confessions.
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  26. Name-calling. And skin color is the first clue.
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  27.  @gordondwyer3641  Dictatorship is the enemy of democracy.
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  28.  @breckrichardson390  How many times did she vote as Trump wanted -- that's what matters.
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  29.  @gordondwyer3641  Anyone is capable of believing anything they want. But believing a belief does not mean the belief is true. Free will doesn't exist without responsible exercise therefor. That's what rule of law, on which our democracy is based, guarantees EVERYONE has the SAME rights, and that those rights are not to be violated or infringed. That means that everyone ALSO has the RESPONSIBILITY to limit the exercise of one's rights so as not to violate the rights of others. For that exceedingly practical reason there are no "absolute" "rights". The exercise of one's protected freedom of choice -- not willy-nilly exercise of one's "free will" -- which some "religionists" deny exists -- is, therefore, limited. As for those "religionists": the First Amendment separates "religion" from gov't, and also prohibits POLITICAL VIOLENCE. And the first obligation of gov't is to protect public health and safety. So human reality is more complex than simpleton's slogans totally lacking in context. The omitted context is reality. "A system of LAWS, and not of men." -- John Adams. "Justice and the Rule of Law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams.
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  30.  @MrPr1nglz  "Jim Crow" was systemic racism. So was slavery.
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  31.  @JamesNames-yo3ou  He has a rumored history of using Adderall. I've seen speed freaks;; I assume his megalomania is "enhanced" by speed.
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  32. Boebert, AR-15 "Christian" theologian. Her GED should be rescinded.
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  33. That's his effort to rig the election. Remember: he "won" in 2016 with the help of Russia, the "National Enquirer," Michael Cohen, James Comey, and media obsession with "Hillary's emails," which when READ had nothing in them. And he still lost the popular vote.
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  34.  @TimSpangler-rd6vs  Mark Levin is a fraud. You are swallowing the contents of that Trump calls "swamp" but is actually the cesspool Trump swims in. Try comparing documented facts with his horseshit -- and adhere to the facts. If Trump doesn't drink, then why is he always drunk on cheap whine? But let's cut to the chase: the H-O-N-E-S-T way to respond to the witnesses would be for TRUMP to take the witness stand -- he might if it were plated with fool's gold -- and testify UNDER OATH. He said affirmatively that he will testify. But when he doesn't, will you finally admit that he's a LIAR? And he WILL NOT testify -- instead he had his lawyers file a motion for an "amendment" to the gag order -- intended to get around it -- to allow him to attack witnesses. ANYTHING but testify UNDER OATH because Trump's ONLY counter to the witnesses who testified under oath, and the DOCUMENTS generated by and obtained from TRUMP'S CRIMINAL ENTRPRISE, is to LIE. And he would be exposed for PERJURY on cross-examination. That's why he bloviates OUTSIDE the court about how "they" are not allowing him to bloviate while he is standing there bloviating -- because he CAN'T testify UNDER OATH WITHOUT lying. But we've heard all his lies before, and he continues to say the same lies during his incoherent bloviations. And what are his lies mostly about? -- the Republican tradition of SMEAR politics. In contrast: "Justice and the Rule of Law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams. Trump consistently LOSES in court because he DEMANDS that his lawyers present his always and only POLITICS in place of actual legal argument. Because he deludes himself that he is a better lawyer than any lawyers. His idea of a lawyer is a corrupt bully like Roy Cohn; Michael Cohen was that for him for 10 years. New York Mafia lawyer Roy Cohn was eventually indicted, prosecuted, convicted, and disbarred. In New York. The LESSON: "Justice and the Rule of Law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams. But Trump has always rejected ALL rules, ALWAYS rejected the rule of law. That is why in a court of law he has no LEGAL leg to stand on.
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  35. Gym Jordan continues to lose his wrestling match with the truth.
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  36. It's a simple case: Trump STOLE government property, which includes classified gov't property.
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  37. Like ketchup on the walls.
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  38.  @motosotarc5347  It's working for Americans, Comrade. Now get back to work repairing that oil refinery near Moscow.
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  39. I wouldn't give platform to Shaz. He is simply spewing nonsense that needn't be disseminated.
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  40. Don't confuse "thinking" with "believing".
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  41. The US is in South Korea as US national defense. Based on, better to fight them there, than fight them here.
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  42. It also means the Bannon far right is moving past Trump because he's bad news for Bannon's seditious plan.
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  43. She is wrong. But she is speaking to a heavily armed extreme-right-wing "Christian" faction that rejects the Constitution's separation of "religion" and gov't.
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  44. It is only embarrassing for those who identify with him. I don't "do" other people's embarrassment for them.
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  45.  @KenneJ-bu7rr  Hey, if it takes her -- a corrupt lawyer -- out of the game, and hopefully puts her ass in jail for a significant number of years, then I'm all for that happening. Keep in mind that of all the lawyers in every yearly law school graduation is in the bottom 50 per cent of academic achievement. And this: "Justice and the Rule of Law are to be ABOVE politics." -- John Adams.
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  46. The Founders disagree. I like how they established the law that eventuated in the First Amendment 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.
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  47.  @faithrada  Yes -- and it began before there was a US Constitution and First Amendment. And today its states like North Carolina and Georgia that threaten the separation.
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  48. Noem needs to find a way to pay the ghost writer to shut up, and falsify the record of doing so. Perhaps know-it-all Trump could advise her about how to do that.
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  49. The legislature enacts elections laws -- statutes. That delegates elections to county and local elections boards. The elections laws -- statutes -- are implemented by means of regulations suited to whatever the jurisdiction. During the pandemic, regulations were modified to ensure voters were able to vote safely. None of that violates the elections laws -- statutes.
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  50. He failed AS PRESIDENT. And Hillary lost in part because Russia helped Trump. Your view would be improved if you stopped omitting all the facts.
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