Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Gutfeld: Biden finally admitted what we've been saying all along" video.

  1. If 2.75 million trees were planted every day, assuming we share the same birthday with 2.75 million other individuals, it would have a significant positive impact on the environment. Trees are important for several reasons, including: They absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, helping to mitigate the effects of climate change. They provide habitat for wildlife and promote biodiversity. They help to prevent soil erosion and improve water quality. They can provide shade and reduce energy usage for cooling buildings. If 2.75 million trees were planted every day, it would help to offset the carbon emissions produced by humans and slow down the rate of deforestation. It would also contribute to the overall health and well-being of the planet by providing essential ecosystem services.
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  2. DO NOT TALK TO ME ABOUT JOE BIDEN’S AGE WHEN THE ALTERNATIVE IS THIS FATFUCKERLYING CRIMINAL. --Sarah Larchmont
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  3. The allegations of lying and cover-up surrounding the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh are deeply troubling. It has been reported that Senator Chuck Grassley, who at the time was the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, allegedly lied to protect Kavanaugh during his confirmation process. Furthermore, FBI Director Christopher Wray was accused of ignoring over 4,500 tips about Kavanaugh, potentially related to his behavior or past actions, in order to protect his confirmation. Additionally, it has been reported that former Attorney General William Barr allegedly buried these tips in order to protect Kavanaugh. Moreover, it is alleged that someone paid off Kavanaugh's debts and country club fees to help ensure his confirmation. All of these actions suggest that Kavanaugh was protected at all costs, regardless of the impact on the American people or the integrity of the Supreme Court. These allegations are deeply concerning and underscore the need for transparency and accountability in the highest levels of government. The American people deserve a government that prioritizes truth and justice, rather than protecting powerful individuals at all costs.
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  4. Someone should really tell Trump when he’s dancing, he looks like he’s masturbating two men…with his tiny hands.
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  5. The confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court was met with controversy and allegations of misconduct, and Chief Justice John Roberts was involved in the handling of these allegations. It has been reported that Roberts received and buried 85 ethics complaints against Kavanaugh during his nomination hearings, which has raised questions about his handling of the situation. It is concerning that so many complaints were ignored and buried, especially given the serious nature of the allegations against Kavanaugh. It is also worth noting that Roberts' wife reportedly received a large amount of income under the table, which could raise questions about potential conflicts of interest in his handling of the Kavanaugh situation. The American people deserve transparency and accountability from their leaders, and burying ethics complaints against a Supreme Court nominee only serves to erode trust in the integrity of the judiciary. The actions of Chief Justice Roberts in this matter raise serious questions about his ability to serve as an impartial arbiter of justice.
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  6. Trump is pissed because men like Jack Smith can't be blackmailed, bullied, or bought.
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  7. The Republican Party is only committed to maintaining its own power. Nothing more, nothing less. It is rapidly becoming the American fascist party.
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  8.  @HotSauce-fo6sf  The opposite of being "woke" is being unaware or ignorant of social and political issues related to inequality and systemic oppression. Someone who is not "woke" may not fully understand or recognize the ways in which certain groups of people are disadvantaged or discriminated against, and may not take action to address these issues. They may also be resistant to learning about or discussing topics related to social justice and equality. However, it's important to note that the opposite of being "woke" is not necessarily being actively opposed to these issues, but rather being unaware or indifferent to them.
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  9. So "woke" is a word that people use to describe someone who is really aware of what's going on in the world, especially when it comes to things like fairness and equality. Someone who is "woke" understands that not everyone is treated the same way and wants to help make things better for everyone. It's kind of like being really good at spotting when something isn't fair and doing something to try to make it better.
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  10. The opposite of being "woke" is being unaware or ignorant of social and political issues related to inequality and systemic oppression. Someone who is not "woke" may not fully understand or recognize the ways in which certain groups of people are disadvantaged or discriminated against, and may not take action to address these issues. They may also be resistant to learning about or discussing topics related to social justice and equality. However, it's important to note that the opposite of being "woke" is not necessarily being actively opposed to these issues, but rather being unaware or indifferent to them.
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