Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "GOP lawmaker Adam Kinzinger CALLS OUT Trump on House Floor after pro-Trump protesters storm Capitol" video.

  1. Kinzinger has been pretty consistently a critic of the President and of his own party. Did you not catch the bit about politicians asking our young people to sacrifice their lives for democracy, but being afraid of losing their jobs by fighting a tyrant at home?
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  2.  @SK-cm5mt  Are you Chinese, Russian, or Iranian. In any case, you should study American politics more before you comment. I shudder to think that you might be American and this ignorant. PS: congratulations on your two month YouTube anniversary, troll. 🎂
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  3. Just leave Twitter, if you don’t like it.
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  4. You’ve been on YouTube for two weeks, and you think people are talking about you? Is this schizophrenic paranoia or delusions of grandeur?
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  5.  @hardanalljr.3138  The theme is caring. If you care, make the minimal effort to use the English language correctly.
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  6.  @JustinWallis-oe2cf  You say “we”. You were there, or you sat smugly on your couch, nodding approvingly as democracy was attacked?
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  7.  @BrandyTexas214  Broken Record Brandy. In other matters, if you only realized that despite his tough rhetoric, Trump has helped China consolidate its regional hegemony as he has abandoned our allies in the region. It’s been Australia and New Zealand that have been doing their best to hold together the Pacific coalition. You’ve been so mesmerized by Trump’s words, you don’t seem to realize that TRUMP LOST HONG KONG.
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  8. Only this time, the GOP is Trump’s Whig Party.
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  9. Ivan or Natasha or whatever your real name is. Whoever or whatever taught you English failed you miserably. If you paid for Duolingo or Rosetta Stone, you should demand a refund.
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  10.  @justanamerican9450  Bingo. Democracy takes work. Our democratic institutions protect us if we protect our democratic institutions. Fascism is a shortcut for the lazy, those slothful in mind and spirit.
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  11.  @buckiesmalls  Broken Record Brandy. I’m thinking she’s actually a CPC agent.
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  12. This particular Republican has been talking about Trump’s disinformation for a while now, not just the past month. Go ahead and hate on the GOP. I hope it burns to the ground, myself. But don’t tar all Republicans with the same brush.
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  13. Yes. The beginning of hyper partisan tribalism started with Gingrich. However, this is on top of the moral stain of the “Southern Strategy”, the GOP’s original sin.
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  14. George Soros made you late for work again. George Soros burned the roast. George Soros made you spill your beer. George Soros made you forget your son’s little league game. That George Soros is at it again. He’s always interfering with you, a member of the party of personal responsibility.
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  15. Nope, it’s the voters. The majority of voters rejected Trump, the majority of voters in Georgia rejected the GOP, and if they keep it up and God willing, the voters will reform the government in the coming years. We’ve let ourselves down, but we can fix that peacefully and constitutionally with our votes, as we did this past November.
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  16. So, what form of fascism would you use to replace our democracy?
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  17. Cruz is the worst because he’s actually a respected constitutional scholar (or was). He knows better, but went ahead anyway with unconstitutional bullshit.
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  18.  @SK-cm5mt  No one is saying that McConnell’s election by the voters of Kentucky was illegitimate. Did you read that in Pravda?
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  19. You keep mixing up fascism with conservatism. I’m beginning to think you’re doing this intentionally.
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  20. You are probably a Neo Nazi Accelerstionist
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  21.  @user-yl9ck9ob5t  Forever, uh, four years old.
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  22. That’s easy to say from your couch in Tehran.
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  23. And you should ask your doctor for a psychiatric referral.
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  24. Figuring out the proportions is beyond my ability, but the stage managing was shit, I’ll give you that!
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  25. @Elena looks like an 🚙 🥕 typo.
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  26. No, you are.
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  27. That sample is the best you can do. Give up, it’s over, you’ve lost ignominiously, go crawl back under your rock.
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  28. I heard it was depressing gay literature [checks notes] I mean Grimm’s Fairy Tales.
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  29. Only in a very loose sense, in that those adversaries have been actively influencing the Trumpist movement, and the rioters are dupes of those adversaries.
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  30. Thank god they don’t have riots like this in Old Navy.
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  31. There are non-Trumpist Republicans, but is there any doubt that the GOP itself is fully under Trump control? I guess we will see if the fascists can hold on to it if there is a power struggle.
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  32.  @zhopeless2672  Can you even name these extremist senators? On what basis would you remove them, if they were democratically elected? At best you’re an ignoramus. At worst, you’re a fascist that should be deported to whatever authoritarian hell hole will take you.
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  33.  @sirsaint88  ask your doctor for a psychiatric referral
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  34. I might be able to understand your point if you could manage to be coherent for 5 minutes.
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  35.  @Tonyrg1988  lol, do you eat your old people or put them on icebergs? Or does their aged appearance scare you because you realize that’s all of our fates if we live that long? I can relate to that.
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  36. The “evidence” has been examined repeatedly and found lacking. A thousand affidavits don’t mean shit if their from a thousand lunatics. There are legal standards for admissible evidence, and Team Trump has failed to meet those standards. There was no widespread fraud and no conspiracy to commit it. You’re running on the fumes of your delusional faith in a con man.
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  37. Yup. That’s what happens when the President invites his white supremacist minions and then doesn’t call out the National Guard. Ironically, it was Pence that finally called the Guard out to defend the Capitol Building. It was Pence who coordinated government agencies, after it was realized that Trump was “indisposed”. It was Pence that had harsh words for the rioters, not Trump. Goddamn, I never thought Pence had it in him, but he acted like the leader of a democracy for just one day.
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  38. Why you Russians trusted Putin in the first place is beyond my comprehension. Thank god we in the U.S. were able to get rid of our would be dictator.
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  39. The resignations and rumored resignations make me wonder if people aren’t trying to legally distance themselves from an actual plot. Pure speculation on my part, to be sure. I have no evidence, just a suspicion. If there is any truth to it, we will be hearing about it. That’s the sort of thing too big to hide.
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  40. Check his record. He’s been calling out Trump’s lies for longer than you might think. He’s obviously not a Democrat, but he’s pro-democracy and he’s not a Johnny-come-lately to the fight against the cancer of fascism. Please understand: I think the GOP should be burned to the ground. I’m a conservative and an ex Republican (since 2006). Get out the popcorn and watch the coming GOP civil war. Having lost the presidency, the fascists are fighting to maintain control of their party. But realize there are a handful of GOP politicians that have been fighting for American democracy, as true American conservatives should. As I would expect you to do if the Democrats were taken over by fascists. The foundation of your liberalism (or progressivism or whatever), and my conservatism is our democracy. I guess I’m telling you what you already know. You’re justifiably angry now, but you know the difference between political adversaries and the true enemies and threats to the country and democracy. Let’s kick some GOP ass now and in 2022 (but let’s kick the correct asses). Deal?
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  41.  @brobroant6205  One aspect of the Democratic Party is that it’s a coalition of factions. Call it a feature or call it a bug, but they’ve rarely been able to achieve anything like the lockstep discipline of the GOP, and when they do unite and coordinate, it doesn’t last for long. If the GOP dissolves, I’ll bet money that a conservative faction arises within the Democratic Party, probably on a regional basis. There are many moderates and “moderate conservatives” (pardon the oxymoron) that were drummed out of the GOP for disloyalty over the past 20 years. The true believers call them RINOs even as the pool of fiercely loyal to Trump “true Republicans” shrinks with every purge. There are many Republicans and ex Republicans, purged or primary-ed, that could easily win elections under the Democratic banner in red states. As a conservative, I’m not really worried about single party rule under the Democrats, because the Democrats have never been one single thing. As I said, it’s a coalition party. It can never become too powerful because of infighting, and it can only achieve unity through compromise amongst its factions. The last time the Dems achieved the sort of unity and power that we fear was under FDR—and let us remember that even he did not have absolute power. His scheme to pack the Supreme Court failed utterly (as I suspect Biden will if he tries a similar scheme). If you think that the Dems have a unified goal of pushing the U.S. into communism or socialism, you’d been deluded by GOP propaganda. If you think that they could achieve this if it was their goal, you’re also delusional. Liberals are not the enemy. Progressives are not the enemy. Moderate Republicans purged as “traitorous” RINOs are not the enemy. The enemy is a thuggish group of fascists that have fooled the Republican base and frightened a lot of cowardly Republican politicians into obeisance.
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  42. When do you think that will be, after Trump’s deadly stunt yesterday? In 50 years? You watched Trump murder the GOP yesterday.
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  43. Yes, you’d think that if you wanted a fascist nation, not a democratic one.
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  44. And he lost the popular vote. TWICE!! 🤣
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  45. House could rush through an impeachment tonight based on Trump’s incitement to riot, but would the Senate vote to remove Trump?
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  46.  @markgray6982  How do you suppose Trump will strike back? He has no legitimate means at his disposal, only illegal violent ones. This isn’t Hoth, and you’re not sitting in an imperial walker.
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  47. Stop spreading lies.
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  48. Nah, this was Fa, not antifa. Do you need a program to tell the players?
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  49. Ok, Ivan.
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  50. It’s all over the place. She was from San Diego, former military, all nutcase.
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  51. Record of 5-11? Last place in their division? That some team you got there. Oh, you mean the rioters? You showed your cowardly faces, and the overwhelming majority of Americans condemn you. Yes, we know you’re revolting. Good luck with that.
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  52. If it was up to me, they would all be deported to whatever shithole authoritarian country would take them. Maybe Putin has room for them. I feel the same way about the radical anarchists that used the cover of the BLM movement to loot, burn, and vandalize. But I don’t wish to equate BLM with the Stop the Steal crowd. There is a lot of evidence of institutionalized racism in law enforcement. There is NO evidence of widespread election fraud or a grand conspiracy.
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  53. Isn’t that the great irony? The fraudulent claim of election fraud.
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  54. But there are a few, fwiw.
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  55. OK, Ivan.
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  56. Not quite. 2018, 2020, and this Georgia runoff election have proven that democracy works when the electorate is active and votes.
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  57. Viable third parties have been attempted many times and have failed. The time might be ripe, or it might be premature while even a remnant of the GOP exists. (I think the GOP is destroying itself, and I couldn’t be happier.) Until that conservative third party arises, conservative politicians in conservative states might find a home in . . . the Democratic Party, of all places. There’s historical precedent for a conservative faction in the Democratic Party; the Democrats have always been a coalition party, the Big Tent party.
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  58. It was an exaggeration, but please remember, politics were different then. The two parties weren’t mortal enemies. There was give and take, Republicans and Democrats reached compromises. Reagan met weekly with Speaker Tip O’Neil. Those that wanted more government intervention and those that wanted less might get hot with their rhetoric (even jokingly, as in your campaign quote from a Presidential debate), but Reagan never vilified his election opponents as communists or radicals. Reagan was far from perfect. If you think he was the worst President until Trump, I won’t dissuade you. As the years have gone by, I’ve found less and less to like about him. I only ask that you put him and his quotes into proper context.
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  59. Nah. But maybe they should not be seated in Congress if they don’t recant. The appropriate response to the rioters is criminal prosecution. The appropriate response to the political abettors is political. Although I wouldn’t mind if both the rioters and their political sponsors went into exile.
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  60. Stick to criticizing the Duma, Ivan.
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  61.  @Probe253  Racists generally think all Latinos are Mexican, unless they’re courting the Cuban vote.
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  62. If that. Their LARP would last a couple of hours for most of them.
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  63. They should be deported to whatever country will take them. They are anti-Democracy and would tear up the Constitution, wiping their asses with the shreds. They don’t love our country. Let them find somewhere else to spread their filth.
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