Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on "Konstantin Kisin: A Politically Non-binary Immigrant Is Trying to Save the West | Real Talk" video.

  1. Also Australian and voted the same. My how to vote no card was handed to me by an Aboriginal man. Which sums it up.
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  2. I've only started to listen. But as an outsider looking over I see many forms of social communist ideas. The breakdown of the nuclear family, for example.
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  3. Conservative and liberal mean different opinions in different countries. In my country liberal is the centre right for example.
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  4. I have listened to triggernometry since the beginning and I'm inclined to agree.
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  5. Socialists don't love the poor, they just envy the rich - Orwell
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  6. That makes a lot of sense of what I see as an outsider viewing US politics.
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  7.  @justjamie6458  I was planning to. I'm Australian and my view was more balanced, his dreadful infidelity for example. And ofcourse the British outlawed slavery in my country before it was settled so our race relations are different.
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  8.  @justjamie6458  I watched a little so far, and though it was before I was born, it does match my understanding of US politics. Marxists seek to destroy the family unit. The laws passed in your country in 1965 destroyed the black American family. And yet, our government introduced the same laws in 1975. Another fun fact about climate change. In the 1950s British communists published a book lamenting that the working class would not over throw the means of production when they had the comforts of safe electric factories to work in. And comfortable electric homes to come home to. They sought a global reason to restrict electricity.
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