Comments by "CynicalBroadcast" (@CynicalBastard) on "Liberals Today Remind me of Bush Neocons From the Mid 2000s" video.

  1. 4 minutes, still no point Well, the republic is "falling" to these liberals, pffft, linker-fachismus. Falling upwards, into space, into space dust. Wonder why.... 5 minutes in, finally a point - Hmmm, yes, neocons are big money, too, don't forget, Styx.
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  2. You knwo how we have Walk The Dinosaur? I think we should have a "Do The Herd Immunity" song, too.
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  3. Trump bucks, fiscal conservatism People aren't going to get the national debt paid unless they decentralize from global forces, and centralize [as it'll be done naturally] away from them: but with too much protectionism then you have an autarky and that isn't going to lend to any viability in markets beyond the meager. So...what this amounts to is the notion of what it means to be 'laissez-faire', and at what level [global, national, local levels].
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  4. Patriot act Perfect for Muslims and COVID-19. What a spectacle.
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  5. 6:20 - And what does most of the right wing in your audience want, Styx? to violate people's rights for being "traitors" [leftists], and so on and so on. Fiscal sense Hmmm...yes....yeah....
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  6. Styx makes a video about liberals, and of course, all of his goober audience are calling it "the left". LOL, typical backwater burg bullshit.
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  7.  @thnksno  That isn't what a Karen is, idiot. You morons can't fathom what it's like to use a meme properly. "Everything I hate is a Karen".
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  8. ​ 1onefix1  No, I don't hate rural people at all, just mostly Americanized morons. Rural or not, they [you] are annoying. I've written and warned of how the metropolis gains advantage [enough so that they can hold it over the red states, in more blue states, that have greater proportions of cities and larger cities with greater proportions of people, centralized: where business also centralizes] over the rural [the Ruritania, as it is called in anthropology]. So no, you're wrong. But you are not just wrong, you are all-over-the-place wrong.
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  9.  Michele Theriault  I'm not mad, I'm just shocked at the amount of contradictions you people will blithely accept at face-value, without questioning and extrapolating from them: because you're given so much "excuses" to believe, and you don't do yourselves any favors by being averse to actually reading anything but the most neocon or in some instances [further "right"] and more antiquarian literature [only found in certain circles]. I am extrapolating alot, I am extricating a process and a method, but more than that, too. But I still like to gawk at you dimmy-dums, because then I can extract more theoretic inferences.
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  10. @nexus169 sigh No no no, not. I have covered the ground of right-wing, "right-wing", left-wing, and "left-wing". I am not being dismissive, so much as just being blunt. If I say something you could extrapolate from, you wouldn't bother to try, anyway. This isn't politics to me. I am apolitical.
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  11.  Chris A. Medina  Quarantine, oh no, dey took our rights [not].
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