Comments by "Sean" (@sean2015) on "The Young Turks" channel.

  1. 7 days later and still no likes 😢
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  2. That’s because it wouldn’t even make headlines. Nobody would care. Nobody cares about black-on-black or black-on-Asian or black-on-White crime. Aren’t you gonna call me a “rathist” now?
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  3. @thedarksage328 are you gonna give a medal to the "thtrong and independent woman" in the video too? 🏅
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  4. @thedarksage328 "fighting back"? She looks like a petty crybaby who doesn't know how the world works. She also sounds very entitled, like "How DARE my sexist employer fire me! I'm too perfect for that!" She wasn't even fired. She was LAID OFF. Happens all the time. When it does, you go file for unemployment and you find another job. Tell your friend to suck it up.
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  5. TRUMP'S FAULT.
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  6. I don't really care what people call me anymore. Especially Liberals since they go around calling every white person a 'racist', every male a 'sexist' and every heterosexual a 'homophobe'.
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  7.  @jarjarbinks4744  yep, that's how Liberals roll unfortunately
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  8.  @lavenderskye7077  thank you for proving my point. You invoked race, sex AND sexual orientation in a discussion that involved not a single one of those things. I would expect nothing less from a Liberal. So now what? You call me a "racist sexist homophobic bigot" and then you run away right? Don't bother because we've all heard it from thousands of Liberals before.
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  9. Jane Ryan thank you for proving my point. And no you’re wrong. ALL straight people are homophobes, just like all white people are racist. Didn’t your Liberal snowflake friends tell you?
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  10. They keep saying that they’d like to hear from other witnesses on that train, and that’s actually one thing I agree with them on because I’d like to hear from the other witnesses too to get the full story. BUT, we’re not gonna hear from any of those witnesses because it would discredit the narrative that the media is trying to push. I mean it’s already been a week since this incident and there’s no way that it should take the media that long to track down even just one lousy witness.
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  11. Do you know for a fact that the threats are coming from Trump supporters? Or you’re just assuming ?
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  12. I've been fired or forced to resign from about four jobs in my lifetime. It sucked, but I didn't go crying about it to the media nor did I post about it.
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  13.  @nothing_but_bs  ”it wasn’t premeditated” ”but he knew he was killing” ”he didn’t care” …so you’re a psychic with the ability to read people’s minds? Or did Daniel Penny talk to you personally and confess all of this? Yeah, that’s what I thought.
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  14. OJ Simpson choked his wife. He later slit her throat. He got away with both. ...what's the matter snowflake? Aren't you gonna call me a "rathist" now?
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  15. +Ronald Crump And just how do you expect THAT to happen? The Republicans have control of Congress. If Sanders wins in November, the GOP will block any bill, ambassador, or SCJ nominee that he sends their way.
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  16.  @HH-rr1br  no actually it's true because a Liberal told me so. All the Liberals told me so.
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  17. Wolfless 07 really? What has she done to earn $174K a year ? Congress does nothing except occasionally cause government shutdowns and leave millions of Americans hanging but they always get their paychecks no matter what
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  18.  andrew miller  yeah past does matter, so how come you keep ignoring AOC's past? More like, you only focus on the parts of her past that fit your narrative. What about the fact that she had tweeted (during her campaign) that if the government was shut down, Congress should not receive their pay? And yet, when she took office during a shutdown, she still happily collected her paycheck? I bet you can't answer THAT Andrew. I guess I should say goodbye since I probably won't hear back from you. Best of luck.
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  19.  @85jongo  If what they were doing was so fine and ethical then why would she feel the need to record it? ....because she wanted to make herself out to be the victim. Try to keep up here.
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  20. Well I can explain that. They're afraid of sabotage. You see, employees tend to get very angry and vindictive when they find out their employer has decided to fire them. Ain't it the darndest thing? So what you've written here, it's like the police saying to a criminal "We have a warrant for your arrest, we'll be back in two weeks to arrest you. Don't leave the state and don't leave the country"
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  21.  @mvic81818  don’t get me wrong - I still think TYT are wrong most of the time. BUT, Ana Kasparian was fair and objective in her commentary here, and she has been fair and objective at least once in the past. For example, she was the only member of the mainstream media to apologize and admit she was wrong in her coverage of the Kyle Rittenhouse self-defense case.
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  22. Damn right. Blacks are the primary victims of black violence. So they should care about this issue more than anyone.
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  23. Right. A black person killing a white person would’ve been sent to jail forever. Just like…OJ Simpson, Darrell Brooks, Andrew Coffee, Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend, Willie Horton, Tony Richardson. Oh wait…
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  24. Were you THERE? I'm guessing not. So how do you KNOW it was for fifteen minutes? Most media outlets are reporting it was for less than THREE. If you don't know, then keep your mouth shut.
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  25. Screaming that you are starving is legal Punching a 67 year-old woman and breaking her nose is not.
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  26. If you had gone to high school you COULD'VE learned to write and spell properly, Mikey
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  27. Jordan Neely is a black guy and he broke the noses of an old lady and an old man. Yet, he was never sent to jail. Kinda debunks your bogus theory about blacks being so mistreated and oppressed and marginalized. What's the matter snowflake? Aren't you gonna call me a "rathist"?
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  28. Name for me one job that a minority CAN’T do that white person CAN. I’ll wait to see if you can answer this question without calling anybody a name ending in “-ist”.
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  29. Republicans: the party of love and moral values and fervent patriotism
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  30. SRehill7 Five years without a full court? Sure why not? I mean heck, the Republicans are already hell-bent on keeping Obama from naming Justice Scalia's replacement (which means a delay of at least a year) so what's another 3 or 4 years to them?  
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  31. Ronald Crump I think you phrased it wrong. The Republicans have 24 incumbents up for re-election while the Dems have 10 (the key word is incumbent). Since an incumbent always has huge advantages over a challenger, it will be fairly easy for the Republicans to hold on to their Senate majority. 
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  32. Ronald Crump Also, your comment about the irony of the Republicans blocking an Obama nominee while having to face a Sanders one is noted, but that's really nothing compared to the irony of the Republicans once being gung-ho in favor of the individual health insurance mandate (when it was done by Romney in Massachusetts) and then turning around and opposing it when Obama enacted the same exact legislation at the federal level. Or how they have a "forgive and forget" attitude towards adultery by a fellow Republican but an "indict and impeach" mentality when it's a Democrat like Bill Clinton or Anthony Weiner. 
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  33. +Ronald Crump see? even John Smith agrees with me. it wouldn't surprise me in the least if the Republicans spent 8 years stonewalling any SC appointments by either Sanders or Clinton
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  34. ***** Oh no doubt. But hypothetically if the Republicans were to retain control of the Senate for the next 100 years and the Democrats maintained control of the White House for that long, I wouldn't be surprised if the Republicans blocked every SC nominee and ambassador for the next century.  
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  35. "Playing the victim", you mean like Martin's family? Filing multimillion lawsuits against the homeowners' association?
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  36. You mean just like O.J. Simpson?
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  37. "Liar" and "idiot" are not always mutually exclusive. Michele Bachmann illustrates this concept.
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  38. You mean like O.J. Simpson?
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  39. This was not praise. This was sarcasm. And he mentioned Bush's name right at the beginning of this little diatribe.
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  40. She…meaning Candace Owens? or Ana K?
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  41. Yeah she's really in touch with average Americans all right. Earning $174K a year and living in a luxury apartment with no affordable units even as she preaches about giving everyone access to affordable housing. Idiot.
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  42. ​ andrew miller  well gee, you tell me. Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) was the CEO of a HMO who oversaw $1.7 billion in Medicare fraud prior to entering Congress. Does HIS previous life matter?
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  43.  @wolfless07  you clearly know nothing. AOC did not grow up in a "small apartment". She grew up in a HOUSE. She did NOT grow up in the Bronx, her family lived there until she was five and then they moved to the white privileged suburb of Westchester county which is one of the wealthiest counties in the country. Now that you've lost the argument, you can do what all leftist do and call me a racist/sexist/bigot/homophobe before stomping your feet and running out of the room.
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  44.  @wolfless07  "she’s earned her money" ...yeah so did her staffers whose salaries she capped at $80,000 and refused to pay workers compensation coverage for
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  45.  @wolfless07  you know you could very easily look up this information on your own, dimwit. Ever hear of something called "Google"? Anyways if I send you a link you'll just say "ah it's fake". So look it up since you're so intelligent.
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  46.  @wolfless07  "I’m not even a leftist" ...of course! I hear this ALL the time from people who express leftist views and then deny they're leftists at all. I hear this constantly. Well you are, so let's leave it at that.
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  47.  @wolfless07  "does it even matter where she grew up" ...dude! YOU'RE the one who wrote "Sean lmao she literally used to live in a small apartment when she was younger" and now you're saying it doesn't matter? lmao!
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  48.  andrew miller  yeah? I have student loan debt too? I grew up in a middle-class household too. I know plenty of other people who were bartenders or servers before, during or after college (I was a busboy and they make much less money than bartenders). It takes a certain level of arrogance to brag that you were a bartender in a previous life. Big deal. Why don't you address the allegations instead of name-calling? Oh I forgot, whenever Liberals lose an argument they just call someone a racist/sexist/fascist/homophobe before running away.
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  49. Wolfless 07 did you read what I wrote?
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  50.  andrew miller  okay then I'll play your name-calling game too, meathead. She wasn't "elected" to office on January 3rd, the election was two months prior. January 3rd is the day she was SWORN IN (...sorry, I mean "inaugurated" in her words). She eagerly collected her paycheck (three weeks worth of pay, which is more than $10,000 before taxes) in direct violation of her own campaign promise. Actually if you remember, she was even whining that she was unable to afford the cost of rent in DC until her Congressional salary kicked in. Never mind that she had raised close to $2 million on her campaign and was underpaying her own staffers.
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