Comments by "bj0rn" (@TheLivirus) on "The Hill" channel.

  1. My head hurts every time someone refers to voting third party or independent as a throwaway vote. JUST VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE YOU PREFER, IT'S THAT SIMPLE!
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  2. The painting of Bill Clinton was not on the island, but in Epstein's home in New York.
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  3. This issue broke Megyn Kelly for some reason. She's usually so reasonable.
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  4. "Inflation is under control" That prices have stopped skyrocketing does not mean they are low, it means that the cost of living is higher, and savings are worth less, and it will remain so for an unforeseeable future.
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  5. If I was in Matt's position I'd respond: "Sure, I admit my mistakes and will work to correct them. Now, do you have any question about the things I got right?"
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  6. We are seeing the private texts of journalists in the news. Meanwhile journalists releasing government communications are in jail. The world is so utterly dysfunctional.
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  7. Today I learned that not wanting to funnel weapons and resources to a location on the other side of the globe to feed a never-ending war is "isolationist".
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  8. I hoped we were progressive enough to elect the first undead president.
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  9. This is an unbelievable story for City folks, but not for hunters.
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  10. Ah, I listened to this guy on Tucker a while ago. I suspected this day would come. The platform seemed too committed to user privacy and free speech to be allowed in this corrupt world.
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  11. Citizen does wrong against state: You go to jail! State does wrong against citizens: It seems we need more of your money to better abide by our own rules.
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  12. I have to say, I'd love to watch Elon interview Kamala Harris as well. That would be entertainment.
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  13. Next up: Racists for Kamala. She gonna need those votes.
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  14. Cenk should have focused his career on Wolf Pack, i.e. getting money out of politics. That would have been way more productive than trying to run a news show.
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  15. Rising reacts to Tucker's reaction to Elon's reaction to Advertisers' reaction to Elon's reaction to Israel's reaction to Hamas' attack.
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  16. Excactly, they're talking about him as though he will be the judge of whether specific vaccines are safe and effective. This is not the case.
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  17. Alright, how many times do we have to say this: CRITICISM OF THE STATE OF ISREAL IS NOT ANTISEMITISM again? CRITICISM OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL IS NOT ANTISEMITISM still in doubt? CRITICISM OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL IS NOT ANTISEMITISM I hope that's enough.
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  18. Amber and Jessica needs long-form discussions.
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  19. Well said.
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  20. Seems like they're going all in on fear of the unknown, calling opponents "weird", "creepy".
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  21. Jessica is way off, judging RFK Jr. for a tongue-in-cheek sub-minute clip. He's been touring intensively on countless hour-long podcasts for months. Don't be unfair.
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  22. Briahna: ...and he talked about a couple of other countries that had the technical capacity, if I recall correctly: Denmark. I think she meant Norway: experienced in building off-shore oil rigs and had profit incentive to stop the pipeline.
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  23. I can't help but think this is an intentional decoy. Stay alert to what else they're up to.
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  24. Bingo! Politics of distraction.
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  25. Hillary: I know it may seem to you that you are more poor, more miserably, more anxious, and more afraid, but trust me, we're doing a great job. Thanks for your votes! ;D
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  26. Beware the philanthropist who hedges himself against catastrophe.
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  27. Great debate! Let it flow! You always cut when it starts getting interesting.
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  28. If a significantly more deadly pandemic comes around, I think it is fair to assume people will adapt their behavior and listen closer to recommendations. The reason many did not take this pandemic too seriously is because there was not much evidence that it was that serious.
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  29. Wow, Jessica takes a great deal of pleasure in spinning this story.
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  30. It's tragic you have to say this in a state that calls itself democratic.
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  31. If they join forces I think they will win, but I fear what the establishment will then do to them.
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  32. Great discussion. More of this!
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  33. FALSE. Nicole Shanahan didn't say he will drop out and endorse Trump. She acknowledged that their chances are currently looking thin and that endorsing Trump is an option they consider.
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  34. I didn't know Jessica was such a conspiracy theorist.
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  35. Extremely well articulated argument against flouridation of drinking water. Sounds like a no-brainer.
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  36. She's also 10000000000% conservative.
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  37.  @seanhammer6296  Good! Again, vote on the candidate you prefer to win.
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  38. Today's news: Baseless speculation.
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  39. It's a bit exhausting listening to Briahna being sceptical of Elon's character. Robby is right that her preoccupation with judging Elon distracts from the greater picture: there is an intense war on information going on in the world.
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  40. Literally a psychopath.
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  41. Are you really making a story out of two people sitting next to one another?
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  42. It was a short tongue and cheek clip. He probably didn't expect the attention it got. Now let's get back to the substance of his critiques of this failing system.
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  43. Hamas tunnels under the journalists I presume.
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  44. I'm fine with either way, as long it is the voluntary choice of individuals.
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  45. The only common denominator of South Park is that it sh1ts on everybody.
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  46. The Hill spreads misinformation about X.
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  47. Should have ended by asking Alan MacLeod if he thinks media is better owned by the government than by billionaires. If there's a third alternative he thinks about, he better explain this.
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  48. When was the last time George Soros actually met with an average joe, as opposed to learning about the masses through statistics? It is unfathomable how he can convince himself that he knows what is best for people he knows nothing about. I hope Alex son learns from his father's mistakes.
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  49. The only think I'd ask Germans for is to learn from their history. This doesn't mean they need to carry the guilt of their ancestors. Celebrate what they did well and avoid what they did wrong. This is what every healthy nation should do.
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  50. ​ @touchpotential3762  I notice a systematic change of strategy from silence, to denial, to discredit, to dismissal, to minimizing, and finally to change of topic. I'd be careful not to fall into this pattern.
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  51. The thing about catastrophes is that they are opportunities to do shady things while people are looking elsewhere. This may be why government is not so focused on dealing with the actual crisis.
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  52. Inez is very clear-headed, not getting distracted from the substance Taibbi's work.
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  53. How dare you assume that the stabber is a man?!?!
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  54. For anyone following his channel it's very clear what Russel is doing: redirecting the energy of conspiracy-minded people towards real and demonstrable problems.
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  55. What is happening to Jessica.
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  56. Amazing how Liz interrupts Biahna to "discuss the substance" then goes on to ignore the facts Briahna just mentioned and instead speculate naively about what might have motivated companies to raise prices. Sorry Liz, that's not what substance means.
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  57. Sabrina always has level-headed comments.
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  58. Funny how he pretends to have a discussion while actually just communicating decisions he and his buddies already made.
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  59. Milei is right that punishing success removes the incentives for capitalists to satisfy the needs of the market. However, taxation or regulation isn't necessarily punishing success, it may merely reduce the magnitude of the reward. Moreover, there is the problem of monopoly, where capitalists focus on sabotaging their competitors rather than to offer more attractive products at lower price. The free market alone does not necessarily provide the best outcome. The state can be used to set up the rules of the game such as to promote competition and productive outcome in the market.
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  60. Less algorithmic feed. More channel subscription. Conscious selection of sources is so much better than feeding our impulses. Makes it easier to plan the diet.
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  61. So now they're going after his marriage. Classy!
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  62. Unusual to have Briahna argue for special treatment of a person of high status while Robby comes off as egalitarian.
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  63. Hats off to The Hill for showing real disagreement! This is what a healthy dose of diversity of opinion looks like.
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  64. How are "fact checking organization" financed? What makes them more reliable than any other organization? Please take these questions seriously, do honest research and then come back with an answer "The Hill".
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  65. "Kids safety bill" With that title, they must be trying to pass something really bad.
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  66. Colbolt mines in Kongo now hiring.
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  67. Cool, I'll wait until there's data.
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  68. @darrekworkman5595  According to Seymore, it was US initiative but Norway helped with planning and execution.
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  69. "...that they go over how the website runs to make sure it does not favor false information over true information." In other words: CENSORSHIP! The state wants to filter X's content based on what it regards true or false. The reason Elon bought Twitter in the first place was to prevent this exact thing, so obviously he isn't going to allow that, and he's f-ing right.
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  70. Great discussion in the end. Ended too soon.
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  71. The problem is that they deceived the public, not that they tacitly admitted it.
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  72. What about the previous health overlord: The real Anthony Fauci ?
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  73. Okay, nice to alleviate the symptom, but what is Biden doing about the problem? Let me guess: nothing, because it would mean he can't buy any more voters.
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  74. You're severely misrepresenting RFK's position. He will not be the judge of whether a specific vaccine is safe or effective. He will remove the exceptions of pharmaceutical companies from liability for vaccine side effects. He will increase the rigor of safety testing of vaccines before release to market. He will end the revolving doors between pharmaceutical companies and regulatory agencies. If you think these interventions are "dangerous" you are insane.
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  75.  @Richard01234  It is fair to demand more of an ally you generously support than a nation that is already a recognized adversary. USA has a very special relation with Israel, providing more security and aid than to any other nation. PRC on the other hand was not recognized by USA until 30 years after its founding and is currently sanctioned.
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  76. Yeah, regulation of chatbot output really seems like a losing battle. Even if it worked, that would also be an effective way to implement politically motivated censor or bias, which may be even more harmful.
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  77. Thank god for Turkey. Who the fck do our representatives think they are to tie our country to a military alliance without a proper referendum? I had higher thoughts of our democracy. I guess they learned to not ask after we said no to the Euro.
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  78. Ameshia Cross embodies much of what I feel is wrong about journalism, but as long she is challenged by someone like Amber Athey I think Ameshia provides value by provoking much needed discussion. Many share Ameshia's perspective so it is important to challenge it in a respectful way.
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  79. Wow, Briahna's Star Trek game took me off guard.
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  80. Why are they mad at Biden? He's not in control.
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  81. Can we stop conflating humanitarian aid with sending weapons and ammunition. Proxy warfare is not "aid".
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  82.  @PerpetuallyEthereal  Sure, and until then, these are merely allegations.
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  83. People who really want to learn how to make a bomb will find out anyway. It's not that complicated, given that you learn a little bit of chemistry. At best this prevents children/teens from trying to make a bomb for the thrill.
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  84.  @fiendz9116  Are you sure all her teeth are original?
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  85. Jessica Burbank believes RFK Jr ate dog meat. She believes this because... yeah.
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  86.  @christianwestling2019  Sure.
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  87.  @jamesragsdale8202  Diversity of opinion is immature?
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  88.  @jamesragsdale8202  Sure, it got emotional, but that's ok.
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  89. All that is needed is party loyalty, apparently.
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  90. It's worse than that. Robert Epstein published irrefutable evidence that Google shifted votes towards democrats by sending go-vote reminders exclusively to democrats in swing-states leading up to the election. Moreover, we now know democrats payed to have the story about Russian election interference manufactured.
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  91. @@Ubermensch-yy7hf A short period of deflation wouldn't hurt. Not good for finance in the long run though.
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  92. I think the Satanic temple are right. Their main point is that we must either keep religion out of public space, or give all religions equal access to it, which leads to the dilemma of defining "religion". Their "trolling" is meant to spark debate regarding special privileges that Christians have (or claim) in certain states, in violation of the first amendment. Seems like a legitimate cause.
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  93. Hopefully these journalists go independent.
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  94. All this nonsense seems like Democrats actively baiting conservatives to get distracted from the important issues, like corruption, the economy and war. What a shtshow.
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  95. Not false, but dangerous? When truth is dangerous, something ain't right.
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  96. Air is being used to spread misinformation. Ventilation and air conditioning companies must be held fully responsible for how air is used.
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  97. I hear you, but on the other hand Amber did a good job challenging Ameshia on her bs. It can be good to have someone on who represent perspectives we disagree with, as long as they are also challenged.
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  98. This wouldn't be controversial if AID meant what it used to: food, medicine, blankets, etc. Unfortunately the term has been hijacked by warhawks for provision of weapons, ammunition and intelligence.
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  99. These events make more sense if you consider that Ursula van den Laien, on behalf of WEF, has elevated "the problem of misinformation" to top priority in EU. National legislation is changed across Europe to pave way for a system for censor and speech control.
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  100. I think this is just theatre to direct public attention towards the sky without asking them explicitly to look for enemy aircraft.
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  101. ADL's 2022 Audit reported 3697 antisemitic indidents in 2022, highest on record! These included 1 death: an ARAB CATHOLIC professor at University of Arizona (Thomas Meixner). I mean, poor guy, but let's stop making up excuses for infringing on the 1st amendment!
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  102. Ok, so what's the evidence? What's the source? Oh that's secret? So how is this any better than the coverage by Seymour Hersh? Oh it's better because it is acknowledged by an establishment media source. Right. That's not how truth works.
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  103. "He wasn't a good business man anyway." ...about world's richest man, arguable ever in history.
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  104. I didn't know Rising was so misinformed/ignorant about vaccine side effects. Well now we know.
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  105. Because Blackrock changed its mind.
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  106. Liz answers like a good conformist globalist.
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  107. I think there are more American spies than Russian ones in the US, infiltrating organization and activist groups.
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  108. Given the public record of recent system critics I'm starting to think it takes a rapey, racist, sexist, bigot to stand up to power.
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  109. This is misinformation. RFK Jr will not tell Americans what to eat, he's just going to fight corruption of regulatory agencies and remove insane legal privileges and exceptions currently enjoyed by pharmaceutical companies.
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  110. Why does Briahna feel a need for defend the worst of the left? I don't think she would even agree with these "extinctionists" that Elon referred to.
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  111. As long as unrestricted AI is legal.
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  112.  @rumi-tunes7727  This comment didn't age well. His campaign is now suspended.
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  113. Well duh. The vaccine imitates the natural infection by producing spike protein, so why would the immune response be better than after a natural infection? To the contrary, one can expect less immunity because it specializes only on one part of the virus, making it more likely to become obsolete.
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  114. Save democracy by removing its pillars, that'll work. The world is a parody of itself nowadays.
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  115. ​ @LabTech41  Thank you for your perspective. I unsubscribed from TYT around the time Cenk had a fight with Alex Jones and haven't followed them since besides the occasional scandal. I just found them so disingenuous and seemed to take stances based more on emotion and strategy than facts, logic or principles. I just remembered that at least Wolf Pack seemed like a good idea. Clearly it didn't work out, and perhaps this is also due to Cenk.
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  116. "I don't believe he was sober." "I think he killed the bear." Jessica Burbank pushing conspiracy theories again. That's a lot of speculation based on nothing.
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  117. This is parody!
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  118. Ameshia Cross... another professional spouter of BS. Where are these people manufactured?
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  119. Maybe the Nazis weren't so bad after all. Probably just misunderstood and needed a hug.
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  120. Will be interesting to see how he will apply AI to optimize for truth.
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  121. So let's not get distracted: what was the content of these documents?
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  122.  @BriantheMan.-yw2lt  Can you elaborate what you mean? What makes you feel that way?
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  123. Liz should look up what argument from ignorance is. "We don't know this, therefore that."
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  124. Jessica is wrong. Those bureaucrats do not represent the will of the European people. Their opinions have no legitimacy whatsoever.
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  125. ADL's 2022 Audit reported 3697 antisemitic indidents in 2022, highest on record! These included 1 death: an ARAB CATHOLIC professor at University of Arizona (Thomas Meixner). I mean, poor guy, but let's stop making up excuses for infringing on the 1st amendment!
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  126. The machine is pleased with the return to gender politics.
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  127. I never considered myself a nationalist until I realized how much democracy depends on having a strong sovereign nation. I'm tired of giving up freedoms, rights and sovereignty to the benefit of globalists and EU bureuocrats.
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  128. Kudos to Robby for resisting to speculate and chatter about other people's family drama. Stay focused on the NEWS.
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  129. Kid looks dope.
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  130. Sad for sure, but little compared to Afghanistan and Iraq.
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  131. Europe also had a tradition of protecting free speech, until Ursula von der Leyen announced war on misinformation on behalf of WEF. Censor is now being institutionalized across EU, based on digital identity, digital wallet and agencies for deciding and policing censor. EU and most of its nations have been corrupted to their core by NGOs. I'm considering emigration.
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  132. Biden pardons establishment buddies. Trump pardons ordinary cirizens.
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  133. It keeps salaries low and work conditions harsh.
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  134. Nah.
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  135. Cenk is unbearable.
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  136. How is this guy still in power? Why aren't Canadians taking out the trash?
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  137. The simple answer is Canada took advice from Kanye.
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  138. @danielstokker  Haha! Questioning a conspiracy theory propagated by the CIA is the greatest conspiracy theory.
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  139. Well good, we're draining NK too! No? Not good? I'm sorry I forgot how you'd wanna spin this.
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  140.  @carzsirice4684  What do Jewish Americans have to fear about American recognition of Israel as a nation state?
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  141.  @aranisles8292  First of all, it doesn't matter what the critics of the state of Israel hypothetically think about Jews if their critique is correct. Secondly, USA already discriminates Israel by providing more security and aid than to any other nation. In that sense it is also fair to hold them to a higher standard than other nations. Israel is not only singled out in terms of critique, but also in terms of support.
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  142. Donald Trump is pro workers who work for him.
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  143. "There's definitely an idea that the left needs more of those Joe Rogan type people" Joe Rogan is leftwing, and he certainly isn't culturally conservative. He's basically a hippie.
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  144. This discussion relies on the assumption that most illegal immigrants are Latino. RFK Jr.'s visit to the border indicated that the majority of illegal immigrants trying to cross into US from Mexico are not Latino. The Mexico-US border has become an entry point for immigrants from across the developing world.
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  145. I would prefer Tulsi Gabbard.
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  146. Shortage of labor should primarily be adressed by parental support, education and training. Reliance on immigration just enables neglect of these essential functions.
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  147. 1. Clinged to Biden despite obvious mental decline. 2. Picked inexperienced replacement through scetchy process from behind closed doors. 3. Rejected and demonized actually popular candidates. 4. Manufactured a personality for a candidate who can't act. 5. Campaigned through scripted events, avoiding debates and interviews. 6. Offered little more than not being Trump. 7. Used undemocratic means to shut down both competition and opposition.
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  148.  @BazingaTing  The defacto NATO buildup 2014-2022 in Ukraine was what triggered the invasion.
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