Comments by "Promethean Allegory" (@prometheanevent) on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" channel.

  1. People he talked to are “associates.” Classic.
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  2. The audience here is already a bunch of clapping seals. Move to an island and start your own Venezuela style mob of conformists.
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  3. mariel ivana -- ironic that you said that because...they haven't done that. They probably won't do that. So far, blatant hypocrisy is on the left's side, along with a dash of projection.
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  4. Amazing consistency. Conservative: red thumbs down. Half of the political spectrum is invalid to the low information lemmings of state adoration.
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  5. Enforcing border security, lowering taxes, creating trade deals that are fairer to American workers, insisting that NATO allies contribute to their defense, prison reform, lowering prescription drug prices, deregulating the punitive authority of unelected bureaucrats. Sooooooo “ugly.” When will this dark night of fascism end so we can give more authority to the state and a new soviet comrade to lead us into egalitarian subsistence? The state wants its country back and every lover of centralized authority wants to help them get it back. Real rebels don’t love Big Brother.
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  6. Another “bombshell” report (among hundreds now) that won’t pan out in the end. The anti-Trump brigade is clearly possessed. Why don’t any among the Trump-deranged actually address the policies they hate, like secure borders, less centralized and overbearing government intrusion, constrained intelligence agencies, and reining in inept bureaucracies? (No doubt they’re too engulfed in stupid obsessions like “race theory,” proper use of pronouns, and insuring anyone can vote with no ID). I wonder if Seth Meyers will be the next guy to be immersed in a major scandal? Maybe not, but there’s definitely a track-record of smug partisan arrogance having its own dirty closet inspected after going on an extended exercise of projection. Thank you for helping to make the 2022 and 2024 elections groundbreaking events in reestablishing the traditional values of constitutional self-government.
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  7. What an asshole. At least he got the the main point of all "progressive" beliefs. "You must agree with me!"
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  8. Once again, the people masquerading as wise, free-thinking rebels are demanding that everyone think the same. Where everyone thinks the same, no one is doing much thinking at all. Help the government get its country back but try to remember that real rebels don't love Big Brother. ...you are the swamp.
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  9. Makes about as much sense as referring to sleepy brown females. Some people are white and some are angry at a given time. Some are tan and jovial..or angry. People are a variety of skin shades and dispositions. Only in the narrow world of leftist extremism does everyone fit into some good/bad polarity. The philosophical nonsense some will espouse to promote powerful centralized punitive government authority never ceases to amaze.
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  10. BartJ583 - the obsession with race is soooo boring.
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  11. BartJ583 - I'm actually okay with both private and public efforts going to help those in need. I don't believe that people can or should reach equal outcomes in income or anything else. If appropriate safety nets can cover people's basic needs, I couldn't care less if someone else has become rich. I'm not foolish enough to think that one person's wealth magically CREATES another's poverty. There are varieties of reasons why people in a free society span a wide spectrum of wealth or poverty. The federal government alone has spent trillions to "end poverty" (the number really is in the trillions!) in the last few decades and still the poverty rate hovers at about 13-15 %. I'm not sure what your point is (?) , ...that one's level of patriotism is somehow pegged to the amount of money they wish others to apply toward wealth distribution? Your implicit stance seems to be that you are patriotic and I'm not because you have magically determined the correct amount of concern one should have for the poor. If that's your case, I'm not impressed.
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  12. BartJ583 - what is the income of recent black immigrants who haven't been force fed a steady diet of grievance? Or, for that matter, dark skinned south asians. People can keep beating the "racism" drum all they want. The overwhelming majority of Americans just don't care either way. They want to get on with their lives and not constantly be told that their work and concern for friends and family is an evil conspiratorial act against others. We get it. Slavery and Jim Crow were bad. I'm glad those days are over. Any normal person of any race recoils in disgust when they see that a person has been unjustly treated by police officers but, when cities with Black (Democrat, of course) mayors, council members, police chiefs, and trials with black jurors are accused of "systemic racism" you have to wonder what to do beyond just giving anyone with dark skin the OJ treatment.
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  13. Why don’t you have a “closer look” at something people actually care about. Do you really think the senile clown you guys successfully installed is doing that great a job?
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  14. “Refusing to move on [?]”…You’ve got to be kidding. First, there is no reason for a political party to move on from its standard-barer. Have the Democrats “moved on” from Obama?” Beyond some play-acting, no serious Democrat even sees the current president as a leader within their party. When moving on is called for, a good case could be made for media, late-night talk show hosts, and the rest of the Jacobin industrial complex to evict the current rent-free demons living in their heads.
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