Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "CNN" channel.

  1. His first act was to attack the train station! First day on the job and he already committed a war crime!
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  2. He’s living the Putzi dream. Hail Puto, the dumbest Russian Emperor.
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  3. “CNN ask retired businessman” . . . who has made his post-retirement life’s work gaining the expertise to fight infectious diseases. And then using his vast wealth to do it. Gates has subject matter expertise. You have, in a best case scenario, your paranoia, conspiracy theories, and a fanatical devotion to a con man. Worst case: you’re intentionally spreading disinformation, fear, uncertainty, and doubt. Either way, GTFO.
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  4. Restaurant workers, retail workers, delivery people, security guards, airline workers. Antivaxxers and antimaskers should be free to practice their beliefs. . . . somewhere else, far away from civilized society. If they refuse to take the basic steps to protect their communities, they need to go start their own community elsewhere. I understand there are a few uninhabited islands in Alaska that would fill the bill.
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  5.  @faithrada  *bonafide I’m not trying to be a jerk. I hope that helps.
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  6. LOL. “I like my corrupt judges to stay bribed.”
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  7. Which is why Trump was auditioning Nick Fuentes.
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  8. To be fair, she left December 1st. She’s still an immoral disgusting person.
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  9. SWORN STATEMENTS (from thousands of lunatics).
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  10. I knew it! CIA weather control! 😉
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  11. I’ve worked on plenty of low budget pictures that involved simulated gunfire. I’ve never been on location in New Mexico, so I don’t know what they do there. I’ve never seen anyone involved in the recreational activity of plinking, either during the working day or after the day was wrapped. Even on the most modestly budgeted movie, the armorer kept weapons and the prop ammunition under lock and key until they were needed on set. When a set up was complete, the actors immediately turned the guns (whether real or non-firing) over to the armorer, even if they would be used in the next set up. This is obviously for safety, but it’s even more basic than that. If we were talking about any other prop, you would never allow an actor or crew member to leave the set with it. Imagine a crew member wandering off with a prop book because he or she was bored between takes! It would never be permitted! The idea of crew (other than prop master or property assistants) taking ANY prop off the set is ridiculous, and I really have to wonder about the professionalism of that crew in New Mexico—and the producers who hired them. The prop master, the armorer, and the ADs (not just Hall) were not doing their jobs if they allowed this behavior anywhere near the set. The boredom of downtime is not an excuse, nor is it a satisfying explanation.
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  12.  @gavinw77  being. Cartoonist and then also saying asinine things in public does not make one a “political cartoonist”.
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  13. @UCj7FdTg_IvMG71pLnn3uQzg This is the first time I’ve seen a comment from an account literally 1 minute old.
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  14. Please tell me more about this Lowe-coin.
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  15. What’s amazing is that there was no overall commander before his appointment. No one was coordinating the Russian forces.
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  16.  @harryamos7869  Agreed, but we shouldn’t let the Kremlin define what is an escalation so easily. Declaring captured territory as “Russian” should be ignored as a trigger. That goes for Crimea and Donbas, too.
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  17. That’s why he’s dejected. He was expecting huge crowds. This crowd was even smaller than the one at his inauguration.
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  18. Hahaha, I was going to say, “You think that was a mace? This is a mace!” but my Crocodile Dundee impression is terrible.
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  19.  @csi1392  TYPING IN ALL CAPS MAKES IT TRUE, COMRADE. TRUMP IS THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD. WE SHALL BUILD A TOURIST RESORT ON HIS GRAVE.
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  20.  @t.r.campbell6585  That is probably impossible. I’m not sure it’s desirable. What is not only possible but also necessary is people using politics to impose their religion on others. That’s one of the things “Christian” Nationalism represents.
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  21. Can he be promoted any higher than he already is?
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  22.  @sweett2185  It’s better to get a book deal while out of prison than in prison. 😂
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  23.  @tronalddump6620  I hear you. I found him entertaining at first, like 25 or 30 years ago. Not everyday, but a couple of times a week while driving. Eventually I couldn’t ignore his cynicism and intellectual dishonesty, both of which he put into the service of hate and of his personal ambition as he grew more and more successful. He tilled the soil that has led to Trumpism and a resurgence of White Nationalism (that is hopefully peaking). I still consider myself a conservative. I long ago decided that Limbaugh merely hid his selfishness behind a facade of conservatism.
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  24.  @primordialmeow7249  He does make good points, but he only uses the points to throw up obstacles. Where is the Toomey Proposal to get money and resources to the most desperately needy?
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  25. Rudy is going to get his. We want swift justice, but let’s wait for Trump to lose his pardon power.
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  26.  @timcotterill3952  It didn’t used to be like this. It might sound like a fairy tale, but once upon a time, the GOP was the party of ideas. And the truth is, some of those ideas worked. Some only worked up to a point, and some didn’t work at all. The party was guided by principles, but could use those principles to adapt to constantly changing conditions. (And I’ll admit, sometimes conservative principles were misapplied.) There was also a foundation that conservative Republicans shared with liberal Democrats, the bedrock of American democracy and respect for its institutions. If that sounds weird, it’s because the modern GOP is 180° from where it was. Contrary to what many believe, the cause wasn’t Trump. Trump is a cancer, but the GOP had become fertile ground for such a cancerous polyp long before Trump won the party nomination in 2016. The GOP began changing course (imho) when Newt Gingrich became ascendant. To be frank, Gingrich laid down a red carpet for fascism to enter the GOP.
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  27. No, all they said is that they recovered a note that they believe was left by the perpetrator. They have not released any information about the contents. Listen carefully when you watch the video again.
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  28. Many of us carry the weed of racism in the gardens of our hearts. Maybe even most of us, if not all. If our hearts are like gardens, we must always be on the lookout for tiny weeds of hate trying to take root or sprouting from a hidden taproot. I think many people who claim to not be racist are afraid to fearlessly examine their own hearts. They are afraid to find out that they are not the good people they thought they were. You bravely looked within your heart and identified the spiritual weeds that were choking your soul. Let me tell you something about myself that I think you will understand. I’m not a good person. I’m TRYING to be a good person, each and every day. The point is not to become a saint, but to try to be better every day.
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  29. I think you might like the Spanish slang word for such a mess: desmadre — sort of like un-mothered.
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  30.  @AndrewMcleod7  It is, but for a presidential address it’s kind of fucked up. I wonder if this was CNN’s decision or Google’s.
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  31. Ooowee, that’s a whole other iceberg concealed under water. Just because they’re STATE legislatures doesn’t make them immune from federal corruption charges. Their wives might be the least of their worries.
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  32.  @davidbryant3532  cope, MAGA
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  33. ”Give us what we want, or it’s CIVIL WAR.” What do you want? ”CIVIL WAR.”
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  34. He shouldn’t have given Mrs. Putin a foot massage.
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  35. Hate to break it to you, but if you want Shep Smith’s brand of conservative, straight shooter, investigate-and-report-the-facts journalism, it’s on CNBC.
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  36. No limit. And there’s really no downside for McCarthy to continue. His reputation, his stature, and his ego are already damaged. If he drops out, it’s like he goes skulking off with his tail between his legs.
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  37.  @andreaskarlsson5251  you need to ketchup
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  38. It’s unfair to mock Ted Cruz. The ones who deserve the mockery are the jim-jims who keep re-electing him.
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  39. I have an old college friend like this. Super bright first month of Freshman Year, became a serious dead head waste case by the time we graduated (as did I), spent 10 years bouncing around various neo-hippy communities, and then got his shit together went to law school. In many ways he’s still the same guy: The brilliant mind and the hippy. But he’s one hell of a defense attorney. He doesn’t sport the scraggly Jeff Lebowski look—he goes for a neat ponytail and (last time I saw him) was clean shaven.
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  40.  @Hubtones1  Obama didn’t give Iran 150 billion dollars. That’s a lie. You either know it’s a lie, or you’re one of the gullible saps that listens to liars with total credulity because they also tell you those lies you need to feel good about yourself. I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you’re merely a fool. You’re one of the weaklings that needs to be coddled, massaged, and reassured by your news sources. You’re so lacking in inner strength that you require a propaganda channel to tell you that you’re always right. Because you can never face being wrong, nor admit to being in error. Your mentality and moral development is that of a cranky spoiled child. You’re an infant, an imbecile. You have no business offering your opinion on anything because you live in a fantastic fascist candy land that panders to your delusion that you’re a good person.
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  41.  @jonathandnicholson  an unborn child is an unchild. There is no scientific basis to call an embryo or a fetus a child. Neither is there a Bibical basis. The Bible is contradictory and unclear on the matter. You have to pick and choose Bible passages and perform theological pretzel logic to speak with authority on the matter. That’s what we call dogma.
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  42.  THE OBSERVATION SPECIALIST  OK Ivan
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  43. It has a mechanism that destructs the important parts without the need for explosives. The important parts are those that enable secure communications and possibly those that give fine grained surveillance capabilities (those components are probably less secret and less critical). Basically, the self-destruct mechanism just needs to fry the electronics.
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  44. McConnell also unwilling to compromise on a clean targeted stimulus. Why not a counter proposal with a lower cutoff?
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  45.  @danieldickson8591  Also, they don’t seem to be captured in the sense that they gave up after losing a battle or skirmish. They made their way to a safe place to voluntarily surrender or they voluntarily surrendered when they made contact. At least that’s the picture I get.
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  46.  @steve57912  You have a very weak love of country or a primitive conception of nationalism if Rush Limbaugh made you feel proud to be an American.
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  47.  @zesolodar  these weren’t people, they were companies that used the bank for operations, such as payroll. The scramble to get the money out was the scramble to make sure employees get paid on time, that the rent is paid, etc. This isn’t about the little guy getting screwed, or of rich people getting screwed.
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  48. The UV lights are used to scan paper ballots of hidden 5G particles. 🤡
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  49. He really hates Walmart.
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  50. But there is the practical effect in that Putin is now extremely travel constrained. There are a handful of countries where he isn’t at risk of arrest and extradition to The Hague. This limits his ability to conduct high level diplomacy and meet with other leaders.
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