Comments by "" (@thehumanity0) on "TRIBALISM: Memberships Canceled Over David's Jimmy Dore Criticism" video.

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  30. I agree. These people are really hard to reason with, they're completely motivated by irrational anger and a lack of logical analysis. His fans that are self-proclaimed progressives have a blinding hatred for Hillary and Democrats that it causes them to be entirely incapable of seeing the bigger picture, while the other half of his viewers are basic right-wingers and Trump supporters. I've been in conversations with people in his comment threads who have literally made the point that Obama is in favor of 'open borders' and they get massive up-votes by other Dore fans. I mean I hate the shit out of Hillary and the DNC too, but I don't let it cloud my judgement to the reality of the political climate that I think the spineless McResistance Democrats are somehow worse than the Republicans who own every branch of government, have record amount of corruption, and perpetuating a genocide in Yemen and getting ready for one in Iran, especially to the point where I'm criticizing progressives MORE than any type of criticism towards the right-wing establishment or GOP in the slightest. It's just nonsense, and there's absolutely no reason to give that type of unbalanced news coverage unless your a conservative who hates the Democrats and on Team Trump. Jimmy claims to "hate both parties", but I literally never see him act on his hatred of the other party, which is doing FAR more damage today to the American working class with their tax cuts, disastrous healthcare, and gutting Net Neutrality. You're not the only one on this side of the issue Ben, Kyle Kulinski and Progressive Voice have vocalized their disagreements with Jimmy and his irrational fans as well just without using harsh rhetoric. It just hasn't gotten as much coverage because people only care about the harsh rhetoric. For future purposes, I think it would be advisable to just criticize the substance of what he does and try not to add the rhetoric, because it seems like it's the only thing his fans and certain progressives are focused on now, and not what you and the others were actually saying. Jimmy being a "useful idiot" is exactly the right phrase for it, but it's not going to win you any popularity contests even though Jimmy seems to constantly get away with calling Bernie a "sheepdog" and Cortez a "co-opted" sellout.
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  42. +JonnyNice - The problem is he says them as fact (just as he does with most things) and they were clearly not true especially the one about Hillary's health. And no, Tucker Carlson did ONE right thing EVER, but his latest story on corporate welfare was a slippery piece of propaganda that ended with Tucker flipping the problem of corporate welfare on its head to push deregulation and less government. Those are the REASONS for corporate welfare even existing, not the solutions and Jimmy cut his story and cherry-picked the video footage to make it seem like 'Tucker got it right for once' when it was clearly a bait-and-switch work of propaganda. The only reason Tucker was even talking about it in the first place was because Bernie Sanders framed his bill in a genius way to ensure support among the right-wing, because his past attempts at raising the minimum wage haven't worked on the right-wing and gained enough support so he did it to go after corporate welfare and Jeff Bezos. Instead of giving Bernie Sanders the most credit, Jimmy gave the most praise to fucking Tucker Carlson who literally said the exact opposite of what Bernie Sanders was trying to accomplish with his bill to keep corporate powers in check and stop ripping off the consumer. Tucker's "solution" basically lined up with exactly what Amazon and Walmart want and lobby for in Washington constantly: less deregulation, more tax cuts, and less government. Funny how his "solution" also lined up with what Tucker's donors want over at Fox News as well, what a coincidence and funny way of flipping a populist policy on its head to benefit corporations. You're a fool if you can't see the problem with that framing.
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