Comments by "" (@thehumanity0) on "" video.

  1.  @sirius1696  Wow you explained your position rationally in a calm manner from a leftist perspective, you MUST BE A SELLOUT & FAKE! Anyways... I agree with everything you said, not to mention, the only (potential) "win" scenario from Force the Vote hinged on the cosigners not supporting the M4A bill in the floor vote. Force the Vote advocates said this would lead to them being "exposed" so they could potentially have more dirt on them 2 years down the line during the midterm elections. Okay, so why exactly are people assuming any of the cosigners would vote against it if M4A doesn't have a chance of hell in passing EVEN IF all the cosigners voted for it - you'd still be off by hundreds of votes for it to simply pass the House, not to mention it has even less chance in the Senate & then getting by the president. Why are people just casually assuming the cosigners like Kamala Harris (who are very clearly not in favor of Medicare for All) will decide to expose themselves in the first place. If they vote for a doomed M4A floor vote with absolutely no teeth behind it, that just gives them MORE cover, not to mention leaving H.R. 1384 dead on arrival & a defeated piece of legislation. The logic is not on these people's side & instead the counterarguments we hear are just "PEOPLE ARE DYING" & emotional rants as if they're acting like they don't understand the underlying strategy of their own side they're supporting & they truly believe the bill will pass, or at the very least, they act like there aren't valid counterarguments & debatable issues with the flimsy strategy that is literally designed to fail. What's more annoying than anything however, is that Force the Vote has become just one giant holier-than-thou circle jerk to pretend like everyone who doesn't agree with the strategy = fake lefties who don't support M4A. It's pretty ironic that the guy who started this frenzy didn't even support Bernie Sanders in the 2020 election, but supported Tulsi Gabbard who was pushing "Single Payer Plus" that was a watered down version that catered to the private insurance market. The entire thing is totally destructive & counterproductive & all of this over 1 single vote that has far far less importance than people are giving it credit.
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  2. Yeah, that will make sure we get Medicare for All. Are you making a point or is this just a sad attempt to de-politicize leftists? Dems have a super-majority right now, it would be extremely stupid to de-politicize yourself & others from inner-Dem politics when they currently have all the power.
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  3.  @bernman23  Nah not really. His audience has a huge portion that is conservative. For good reason too, Jimmy keeps his audience ignorant to basic facts about the Left. For instance, when the $2,000 stimulus check push happened, he never said a peep about Bernie & Josh Hawley pushing for checks, or how Bernie filibustered McConnell & the Defense Budget to force his way. Instead, all he made a video on was how he gave Donald Trump credit for vetoing the stimulus bill (a bill he signed anyways after pretending to be against it). From what I've seen, he leads his viewers astray on a daily basis - even if you think he's sincere on Force the Vote. I'd also point to him having a double standard over Tulsi Gabbard for the past 2 years & when he oppositely bent himself into a pretzel to defend her when she watered down her Medicare for All position (not even just a strategy disagreement, but a pivot on key policy).
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  4.  @arshanmostafavi9621  Lol the Tea Party didn't call Dave Brat a sellout & smear him one term after he unseated Eric Cantor. The Tea Party isn't attacking Marjorie Taylor Green for strategic disagreements, so you're point doesn't even make sense. The Tea Party goes after the neo-cons, not their own members like you're insinuating - that's just not true.
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