Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "MSNBC" channel.

  1.  @ralphdrees4413  odd, I see them every day, have yet to hear one support Trump. He's universally despised, for talking down fallen veterans, wounded/captured veterans and dodging military service with a lied about malady that typically only strikes diabetics at that age. Yep, you don't see such overgrowth in the young absent advanced diabetes, which he decidedly did not have at that age.
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  2.  @velikovskysghost  sounds like the makings of a fun honeymoon!
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  3.  @velikovskysghost  good question, my wife died a couple of years ago. Otherwise, it would've sounded like a fine holiday weekend.
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  4. He can get whatever the prison commissary has in stock, so plenty of ramen and soap to drop in the shower.
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  5.  @scott-n8w5d  old myth, literally copy and pasting from a Japanese pension scandal that oddly had zero convictions over, telling how false it all was. Just an excuse to steal from the public.
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  6.  @hodaka1000  CCCP, the old abbreviation for the United Soviet Socialist Republic, aka Soviet Union. Used to be, they'd pretty much burn people at the stake over any Soviet entanglements, now it's a selling point to be a traitor.
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  7.  @SpaceBethC131  ectopic pregnancies have only one treatment, abortion. Otherwise, the Fallopian tube ruptures and since abortion would be prohibited, sealing the bleeding tube would be considered an abortion and now allowed, causing her to bleed to death. Go pick up a copy of Benson and Pernoll's Handbook of Obstetrics and Gynecology. It's literally the textbook most OB/GYN physicians learn from. Maybe you'll get a clue after you actually read it.
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  8.  @PACbelltech1  odd choice of term, given their epitome being a man whose version of working is swinging a golf club skilllessly. Seriously, zero skill, he only wins tournaments at his own clubs - by his own fiat. Actual winners get send home and barred from the club, then he claims the prize for himself in a ceremony proclaiming his win. And that's work for the GOP, rather than doing anything you know, useful.
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  9.  @MikeysChair  yep, that's what they said while being marched to the gas chambers.
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  10.  @brandonbrown1752  maybe. He's had four years before, he might just manage to figure out how to work the nukes...
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  11.  @dr.emilschaffhausen4683  at least that "potato" manages to speak cogent, concise sentences and doesn't proclaim hit squads were sent to murder him, but suddenly couldn't find New Jersey. Or go on about his opponent getting us into World War II.
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  12. I'll replace those two words with one that's equally operable. Prostitution.
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  13.  @DivineFalcon  Marjorie Traitor Queen, get the best of both worldlets.
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  14.  @davefrompa5334  try talking to your peers, it shines through in some. Not all, but ever far too many, who should've never been overlooked while in uniform in favor of retaining end strength that ended up weakening us. Also US Army retired, 28+ years and retired when it just started to hurt too much to put all of that equipment on.
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  15. Naw, it's totally true! Why, the FBI showed up with machine gun nukes and blew up Florida! Fortunately, the souper seekrit service had their cloaca devices on, hiding him in New Jersey, where the FBI has yet to discover that new state. Or something. No, I couldn't do that with a straight face at all.
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  16.  @georgeburns8447  yeah, Ruskies never did care about the law.
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  17.  @jimmyjames6487  yeah, a standard boilerplate warrant. Or do you want a god-king warrant for Trump and commoner mortals get regular warrants?
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  18.  @jesse_-  actually, they do - indirectly. Views generates ad sales, ad sales bring in the big bucks, non-views don't pay at all.
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  19.  @stoppin2look impossible. The Antichrist is supposed to be competent.
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  20.  @vickipadavic6643  at this point, around two dozen federal felonies.
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  21.  @deadtoadsoup  I'm unaware of any business that the US government has ever gotten away with nationalizing, however it has managed to utilize eminent domain effectively throughout its history. And with eminent domain, it'd have to be for the public benefit.' Now, manage to get Musk to engage in levying of war against the US government, won''t even need that. Writ of attainder would apply, with full corruption of blood exercise for his lifetime.
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  22.  @TemperTemper...  obviously, can't. Got DOGEfucked.
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  23.  @gustavodeugarte9460  defamation is precisely defined in civil law. It is decidedly not what random people's opinion that something is, as vague laws are routinely struck down for being vague and arbitrary. I give the same heat back when idiots accuse someone of treason, for all manner of activities, not a one being actually taking up arms against their nation or giving aid and comfort to the enemy. Treason, again, being precisely defined in precisely that way in our Constitution. That said, such reposts, should he begin anew with personally posting such content would show a pattern of defamatory behavior that'd aggravate the crimes in the eyes of the courts and increase the punitive damage amounts greatly.
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  24. That the GOP continues to embrace MAGA has cemented the party's place alongside its predecessor, the Whig party of the 1850's. Agitating, losing effectiveness and the sane members that actually cared about their nation have already departed the party rolls. The only realistic difference between the events of history and now is, there is no replacement from the remnants of the actual conservative party forming a new party to replace the failed, hijacked party. That in and of itself is destabilizing and breathing false life into the otherwise ersatz party and creating a vacuum in power.
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  25.  @lisafrequency55  yeah, it's liberal republicans that banned dictionaries from Florida schools. Yup! At least, on square planets like Bizarroworld.
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  26.  @williameverhart683  shall I take you to Arlington and you can say that over some of my buddies graves?
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  27. He's a very generous co-conspirator, naming in public his co-conspirators in seditious conspiracy to overthrow the US government. The lot of those that follow his misguidance can join the Oath Keepers and soon, Proud Boys leadership in federal prison, the Proud Boys trial still ongoing, the Oath Keepers leadership already convicted. Plenty of room in the supermaxes.
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  28. Newsmax and RT have the same founders - Russia. So, anything to destabilize the US is good. Never figured out how that is considered wisdom, to destabilize utterly a thermonuclear power that has thermonuclear missiles aimed at you.
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  29.  @johnhenry5071 I think Biden lost count at none. ;)
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  30.  @johnhenry5071  you are fortunate! I have to take off my shoes to get to 20. The last time I got to 21, I was arrested.
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  31.  @JB-lp9xr  not to mention that methanol is also energy expensive to make. Downside, ethanol has one more carbon atom than methanol, but also has a greater heat of combustion. I can get tons of methanol easily enough, just from charcoal production. Baking the wood releases methanol. Don't have much baking involved in making ethanol and well, both need distillation. And both release far less greenhouse gases than gasoline, albeit at a lower energy production for a piston engine.
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  32. Usually, they investigate after the emergency. Kind of like with a fire, the adjuster comes after the fire is out, not wandering inside of a burning building. Then, the court cases begin and a generation later, payouts. Way to return back to pandemic shortages for an entire generation! Who needs that $80 billion in cargo every year? Which is the amount that passed through the Port of Baltimore in 2023.
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  33.  @Sal-tripin  I'll have to pop by the VA and tell them that you insist that they don't exist. I'm sure they'll be amused. Still, there is a point. Adam missed the mark with Benedict Arnold, he betrayed his country after being wounded in battle when we invaded Canada. With no wounded veteran pensions available, he was looking at returning to his farm that he was now no longer able to work, then he and his family starving to death. So, he sold out. He at least had a reason, Trump's got no reason other than the fact that as a person, he's utterly broken inside. And Franklin's script was to be backed with money received from the locals, mostly Quakers, who refused to donate the money to pay the troops, leaving him with worthless script. Give the complete history, not a cherry picked Ruskie version of it. It's ugly enough without half-story telling, such as how long it took after Arnold's betrayal before wounded warriors received any compensation to keep them alive after being wounded while fighting to protect their nation. Or the fact that during the revolution and again in 1812, we invaded Canada, only to be politely escorted back to our border, had our weapons handed back and a pleasant goodby tendered...
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  34.  @fifermcgee5971  save that he doesn't. Can't order a state court to do dogshit, before or after. He can still order, now with case law, a supercarrier to intercept missiles from Yemen. Still can't order military tribunals for well, anything non-military. And committing a crime outside of the scope of office, like hiring a woman to do the nasty, then paying her off for silence remains outside of the official duties, pending a junior court's decision otherwise. Per the text of the actual SCOTUS decision, not some press filtered BS session. Their version, POTUS would need to hand over all military response codes to Congress for debate. Maybe Pearl Harbor would get responded to today...
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  35. Because we don't do coups by arresting incumbent at the time Presidents. Period. Now, Jan 21...
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  36. The story plainly mentions a court order, so this is about the stupidest question in the history of questions.
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  37. Don't worry, their plans include eventually doing away with VA benefits. The direct quote is, "They already get too much as it is", because we're just suckers and saps. Elon spends $20 million a year on personal security, that really ain't very much against a small alpha team.
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  38.  @epicelements5528  my youngest daughter has finally recovered from long COVID, contracted while she was working the COVID floor during the pandemic's first wave. I contracted COVID, thankfully a mild case, as I was fully immunized against the virus. So, I ended up with some mitral valve damage only. Our eldest is an RN and worked the COVID floor, she had to take a year off to recover emotionally, as she literally had patients cursing our out and denying the existence of COVID with their literal dying breath. I also remember Trump blathering that that very physician that was a guest in this interview, had he been in power, would've been denied entry back into the US. He'd have literally exiled a US citizen because he became ill treating Ebola patients. And Ebola isn't exactly easily transmitted, basic PPE is more than sufficient to prevent it from infecting someone. It spread to healthcare workers in the endemic regions because of a lack of PPE availability, once PPE was made available, worker infection rates plummeted. And now, notifiable diseases will go unrecorded, because DOGEshit firings by someone who legally isn't permitted to hire or fire anyone, as he's a pseudo-cabinet level, unauthorized agency that Congress never voted to create or fund. And OPM isn't authorized to hire or fire anyone save with OPM, so their mass firings were also illegal, as a court has already decided. And now, he's setting his sights on the VA and Social Security.
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  39.  @JFS-v1r  there is no deal whatsoever possible with the classified documents case. Otherwise, we ignore rule of law entirely and not a single solitary secret would be safe - per the debates on the laws that prohibit such double dealing.
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  40. Obama had the right of it when he stated that he considered cyber operations against the US as a weapon of mass destruction attack against the US and we should reply with the only weapon of mass destruction that we field. If their arsenal works as well as the rest of their weapons have in Ukraine, they'd be defenseless.
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  41.  @valkimura1053  or one's reflecting the other side's projection, given their habituation for projection...
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  42. OK, which crimes? Can't charge someone with "a crime", one has to charge them with a specific crime that's a violation of codified law.
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  43. OK, it also follows a grand GOP tradition. Nixon with Vietnam negotiations, Reagan with Iran hostages that rotted for a year and more. The truth is, laws are illegal for the GOP, molest children and be protected, as Gaetz and his Mann Act violations.
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  44. Yes, she showed it to Trump, telling him, "This might earn you that tower in Moscow".
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  45.  @toddcorrigan4874  hit? I sincerely doubt he's got the courage required to hit a pillow.
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  46.  @user-rq5lh9st2g  oh? So, why is inflation still increasing, unemployment increasing, gasoline prices increasing and egg prices still increasing? All promises made during campaign season to be fixed on day 1. Instead, he's killing funding for the VA, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, halted free volunteers that fed VA dementia patients and oddly, it's now difficult to get in to visit them since their feeders were barred from entry to the facility. When did he promise to starve elderly VA facility patients to death?
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  47. It's far from the most important bridge in the nation. It is currently the most important port obstruction on the East Coast and regionally, it's the primary hazmat route to bypass the bay tunnels. I used that bridge frequently in the military, as our convoys with fuel and high explosives weren't permitted through the tunnels. Now, all hazmat traffic, to include RV's with propane cylinders have to make an over 30 mile detour around the west side of the city. Now, if we lost the west side of the beltway, well we're talking about interrupting the I-95 corridor at Baltimore, effectively halting the majority of north-south trade for the East Coast. Frankly, the blocking of the port is the bigger deal, rather than the highway route being detoured. That said, once recovery begins, rebuilding the bridge does need to become a priority and I'd personally recommend 24/7/365 efforts to rebuild it ASAP. Otherwise, why bother even having an interstate transportation system?
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  48.  @2012-JAF  how dare you insult buffoonery in such a way! Honestly, if we sat him next to a potted plant with two copies of an IQ test, the potted plant would outscore him. Donald J. Trump, a man who was born ignorant and has been losing ground ever since.
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  49.  @afry6400  just another Ruskie bot. Note the join date for starters, more advanced bots will also have fake followers with close to the same join dates and a few other indicators.
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  50.  @bobheck8326  it's easy for toddlers, they cover their eyes and proclaim that they don't see anything. Most mature enough to learn that that doesn't work, but others grow up thinking that covering their eyes works and they're Trump voters.
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