Comments by "Ronin Kraut" (@roninkraut6873) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1.  @gdaddy5193  No, the Trump prison reform bill doesn’t ring a bell. I’m familiar with the First step act which you are grossly mischaracterizing. The aim of the bill was to help prisoners take classes that would reduce recidivism, reduce stacking of charges, allow inmates to be imprisoned closer to their communities, allow senior inmates to be housed outside of prison in a more old folks style of home or released on medical (again if they meet certain age requirements) there was also a provision for correction officer training and gun storage. I think you’re talking about what some liberal Dems did in CA and NY when they tried releasing a bunch of inmates during COVID and claimed the bill allowed them to do so. NY also had tried to reform their justice system and allowed violent offenders to be on home release with disastrous results. That’s not what I’m trying to get at. But you do raise a very important point about expungement. I don’t think you can get a felony conviction expunged to get your voting rights back. Driving is considered legally to be a privilege and not a right so that may be how you were able to do it. Is there any room to you about this subject how you could see maybe there could be improvements? Or are we just at an impasse and will just simply have to agree to disagree?
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  2.  @gdaddy5193  Yeah, that’s the first steps act. When you read the actual language it’s not about letting mass amounts of inmates out except during COVID they (and I mean democrats) used the act to justify letting a ton of inmates out. The DOJ tried fighting them on it. I didn’t realize it was called the Trump crime bill since I’ve never heard anyone refer to it that way. The bail reform was a huge problem and caused more crime. I think we are on the same page as far as crime and punishment goes. I’m just not a supporter of taking someone’s rights away in certain instances like when an 18 year old gets busted at a party where drugs are found and he gets a felony charge. That’s an entire lifetime of not being allowed to vote for a mistake. Of course that doesn’t always happen but sometimes it does and I’m saying we need to address those examples. Again, I don’t want prisoners to be voting.
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  3.  @brandonr.7262  Dude for sure money makes things go away. I can’t tell you how many cases I’ve seen where kids not just adults get fucked over in the plea deal. And I also agree that you have a right to defend yourself and if you have a family them too. A felony conviction is like a life sentence because it limits what job you can have and even places you can live. It’s BS
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  4. @Skelley-Priest Atheism isn’t a religion. There was a movement (helped by YouTube) a few years back where people were just trying to find the truth. A lot of them came from different Christian denominations and were looking for answers (right or wrong). It started as individuals looking for answers and as it grew suddenly a certain group demanded that this atheist community needed certain principles to be abided and then it grew into atheism+ and then splintered from there but the term atheist just means someone who doesn’t believe in god (layman’s term). Most people would be categorized as agnostic by strict dictionary definitions but in practice they refer to themselves as atheist.
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  5. Maybe we should start with the dual citizens in congress. Those folks hate the majority population of this country and have wanted to make them a minority for a very long time. Maybe we should start there. We have been told this isn’t our country and we are racist for believing that it is. Wake up white America, before it’s too late..
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  6.  @williamkellerchipdrill  Then let’s be done with public schools altogether and start all over. That’ll end the teacher union
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  7.  @elephantoflight3362  Why would they need one? We’ve had a better eduction system without all of that. The over institutionalization is the problem
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  8.  @elephantoflight3362  Actually yes
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  9.  @elephantoflight3362  Giving funds and auditing
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  10.  @elephantoflight3362  I take it you don’t work in schools or the school district.
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  11.  @ironseabeelost1140  Gotcha. Thanks
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  12.  What happened 2 YouTube?  Dude, what are you talking about? If the corporate media says it’s all a conspiracy theory then it must be true. I know my dead aunt loves Biden because she voted for him twice
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  13.  What happened 2 YouTube?  Yep. I gotcha. Just using satire to show how ridiculous the left has become
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  14. Nonrenewable fuel sources? Are batteries renewable?
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  15.  @robertthomas4593  Haha, that’s true. It’s funny that the closest president we’ve had to Reagan is Trump. Both were “celebrities” and both Democrats until they changed and became very popular Republicans. Humans are an interesting specie
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  16.  @robertthomas4593  I wouldn’t doubt it for a minute. I was never interested in Kissinger because he seems like the most boring human being. I’ll have to check it out. Thanks
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  17. No surprise there. We will have super special anti Jew legislation to continue to protect them from any type of negative thoughts…
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  18.  @jacquerowe5948  I’m not sure what you’re trying to say (in sincerity). You probably typed your comment out quickly or maybe I did too but one thing is for sure that I’m not, nor do I support, socialist democrats.
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  19.  @obediahpolkinghorniii564  Could be
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  20. Is that what Israel wants?
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  21.  @aspektx  Unfortunately it’s not. Pay closer attention
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  22.  @aspektx  And what argument is that? If we can actually define terms then I’d say that the Fringes is where these supremacists exist. We still live in a free country and these people have a right not just to exist but to have an opinion no matter how wrong it may be. They don’t control the Republican Party and they are not making any policies. They are openly shut down when they are racist. That’s in the right. The left has allowed the fringes to steer it and influence its policy makers. When we are talking about ‘white supremacy’ as the major risk in the US today then we know reality has exited the conversation. We’ve allowed these actual racists to rewrite American history and change the narrative of American politics. Your side is pushing for segregation again. Your side wants tribalism back at the forefront of conversation. Your side wants to redefine the word racism to exclude one race so your side can be openly racist to that group. So excuse me for laughing at your simple minded comments and foe not taking you seriously. You are sorely in need of a reality check and some real education.
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  23. Hunter Biden’s laptop is still a conspiracy theory? Nadler also says hands up don’t shoot happened, white nationalism is any white personal who loves this country, anti semitism is any argument against Israel. The white hate groups are any group with conservative leanings. I wonder if he still says antifa is a myth..??
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  24.  @JohnDoe-lg4ld  Even that may be too much to ask..
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  25. Turns out the Dems don’t care about integrity. They will vote as a bloc no matter what
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  26. Goldman is a walking meme
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  27. And our political class to lower themselves to the level of a third world. This started in the early 90’s when the left decided they couldn’t allow Bush to win again. Go back and look. The media spun him to be out of touch and uncaring to the plight of the middle class and lower. They went even further with W. Then all out with Trump. I believe if it wasn’t trump it wouldn’t have mattered. They would be doing the exact same things.
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  28. Yes, she actually does believe it. Can’t allow certain groups any political power
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  29. This next generation isn’t even able to handle criticism. They’ll fold under the pressure of this debt..
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  30. I loathe this Biden admin but the inflation is not all his fault. If we do not recognize this it will never be rightfully addressed.
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  31. She’s an expert not a person..?? Have we really sunk this low in intellectual discourse?
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  32. Or how about conservative content? Is that deemed inappropriate too?
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  33. @Psyop Beats It’s almost like we haven’t been fighting a war with these same people. All the MRAPS, Humvee’s and tanks blown up by rocks…when someone is trying to push an agenda it’s smart to look at their opposition
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  34. I wonder how she’d feel if she actually got paid based on viewership. You, kinda how the men do…
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  35. Exam? What’s wrong with him? What has he done that’s “bad?”
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  36. Hawley, Cotton and Gaetz don’t hold back at all. I can remember when Barr was under fire constantly by the misinformed leftist members of congress. Barr never looked like an incompetent old fool. This is embarrassing.
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  37. The public who vote for them are but the activists who work for the gov are not. They are actively subverting the constitution while persecuting anyone who holds traditional American values.
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  38. I have a hard time believing that these septuagenarians actually support this new narrative
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  39.  @jenalatz3589  Yeah. I cannot tell you how many times young kids have been preyed on because of that
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  40.  @WreckingCrewResurgen  No. Women do get charged. It’s just not quite as often as men. I’m not saying that it doesn’t happen. I know personally of many cases where the woman was the primary aggressor. Sometimes they are convicted and sometimes not. I’m not trying to say men are bad or not as good as women. I’m just going by the stats and my own personal experience. But, I do think we are experiencing a change in culture where I see more women acting how men used to act. I haven’t quantified anything yet but I’ve noticed a pattern of overly aggressive females in certain situations.
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  41. They should respect that act. That is the protection for manufacturers not to be held liable when someone uses a gun in a crime. If he said they were not going to support it then that would be unconstitutional
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  42. What am I missing here?
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  43. The Dems know exactly what they are doing. They lie intentionally to deceive the public and undermine the right.
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  44. Another leftist scam. They are trying to make this the new oil barons
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  45.  @CleetusBuckwalter  This is the best definition I’ve ever read
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  46.  @PhillyphilC3  The person I responded to got it. The gov has borrowed from ss for decades
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  47.  @victorhopper6774  I need to delete this comment. I was making the point that the money isn’t in a vault or in a bank like we would have personally. The gov has continued to borrow against social security for decades. They use those funds because they are accessible. The argument initially was about money being there and people are overreacting because there is so much there. But there isn’t because they continue to use that money for other things and then promise they’ll repay it later.
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  48.  @joemore7849  She’s also been linked to Epstein
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  49. Dating drug dealers is now a gun rights issue? I can’t stand Dems
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  50. I agree with the left on the police being out of control. The answer isn’t what they are doing, though. You have to go after real criminals and hold them accountable.
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