Comments by "Stephen Jenkins" (@stephenjenkins7971) on "NBC News" channel.

  1. Yeah, and Lancet never does such studies in places like Syria, Ukraine, Sudan, or wherever a Western power isn't involved. Its almost like its complete pr op a gan da or something.
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  2. No state has the right to secede. Also, the Texan governor has every right to put more protections on the border if he feels like it.
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  3. That...that is what a ceasefire is, genius
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  4.  @JasonS42  America's hand was ensuring the Palestinians didn't get wiped out. US didn't even help form Israel, the USSR was Israel's biggest ally right until the Six Day War.
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  5. We do see captured Russian soldiers, as well as remains; though not in this specific video likely so it doesn't get demonetized.
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  6.  @bobbob-vw4cc  They wanted after the Russian invasion of 2014; which made it impossible. Finland has no such border issues, thus can actually be processed.
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  7.  carc  Even if true, they're still Americans who follow the American way of life. Unlike you, I guess.
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  8.  @chen471  A lot of northern South American countries like Colombia has open visas to the world, so many who want to migrate to the US often go there and travel up to Mexico. There are millions, so Mexico has a tough time stemming the tide.
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  9.  @johnsony6191  Iraq was better than the US found it before ISIS. Syria was in civil war before the US joined in. Afghanistan helped the people who attacked the US in the first place, and Russia is helping the Taliban enslave the Afghans again. The only real bad thing was Libya. But Russia made a LOT of things worse in the Middle East.
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  10.  @dupe8383  And Palestinians voted for this war, by your logic
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  11.  make a wish  Make a citation if its so easy. :I
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  12.  make a wish  I watched the Harvard video, and Joe Biden said that Turkey and Saudi Arabia funded anyone that fought Assad, he said nothing about the US, Israel, Qatar, or NATO to fund these groups. The issue being that Assad released a LOT of terrorists from jail to muddle any group and claim them as terrorists. There's also some proof that Assad helped train Al Qaeda groups to attack Iraq under the US occupation. This also doesn't point to white helmets being terrorists at all, nothing that was stated pointed to that. And the Hillary Clinton emails stated that Saudi Arabia and Qatar were helping to fund ISIS. Al Qaeda fighting Assad like the US was IS fighting the same person, but that doesn't equate to working together. So that much is a straight lie on your part. I ain't watching a 53 minute video, so either give a rundown or don't.
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  13.  @ERROR-ANGLE  Well, duh. The US hates dictators in general since the Cold War ended and it was able to finally stop aligning with anyone Anti-Communist. It still has hiccups like Saudi Arabia, but otherwise it's a positive development. Assad unironically acting like a dictator is "chosen" by the people is a joke. Syria would not be in so many years of civil war if he was "chosen". Only democracies should exist. That's a basic right for all human beings; for their voice to be heard. And their leaders really shouldn't be gassing them/bombing them/releasing terrorists just to force them to support a dictator.
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  14.  @Gwyrddu  Putlerists cry about the MSM but then take the word of RT-backed journos that never speak negatively of Putin/Russia as fact lol
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  15.  @yessum15  That's not what a hostage is. By that logic, most of the world has "hostages".
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  16.  @elenamichaels9658  Well, Americans were fine with this being done on Russians and Ukrainians recently, so that's definitely a you problem. Also lots of Americans aren't white, so idk what an American looks like lmao
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  17.  @NetworkNebula  Young people leaving are tiny, atm. More young people from Europe or Japan immigrate to the US than vice-versa, as far as I have checked.
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  18.  @ab8588  So that means we can break the laws of another country when it's convenient for us? I guess we should start talking about invading countries for conquest since that's A-OK now, I guess. /s if it wasn't obvious.
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  19. Nothing. But it would start seeking allies elsewhere, and the US would get zero allies or support from anywhere else. So basically; the US would throw away an ally for nothing.
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  20.  @josephbelov6212  Anyone that cries "American propaganda!" with zero proof of the claim are generally Kremlin bots, yes.
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  21.  @yanabird4324  And Russia has been bombing the MidEast for 30 years, what's your point? We can all make stupid comments based on exaggerations too.
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  22. @Dead Orbit 4 Everyone that doesn't support Russia is likely a terorrist to you. But for the fun of it, let's see; how are the white helmets terrorists?
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  23. Why? Syria has no right to US markets.
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  24.  @replysoon3216  EU interests almost entirely align with the US, what are you talking about? That's why they're in an alliance.
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  25.  @dupe8383  Indeed. And instead of smarting up and playing for public support, they started a war; giving Israel carte blanche to level the region. According to international law, Israel's war is legal due to Hamas actions.
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  26.  Jake Korol  No we're not. US is sending aid, but not fighting.
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  27. Everything shady is CIA to idiots online. The CIA being involved makes zero sense anyway when the President was Pro-US to begin with.
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  28. US could have universal health care and subsidized college tuition without that money, easily; it's you Burgers that keep preventing that. Heck, last I checked I think the US would save money by having universal healthcare. Spare us your propaganda.
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  29.  @nacholibreri  I'm sure if they could, the US would've banned all Canadian migration too, no worries lol
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  30.  @eliso5973  Americans are among the hardest workers in the world, so miss me with you apologist BS there. Secondly, illegal immigrants taking jobs and paying no income taxes due to being illegal means that they can be paid less and effectively forces out actual low income Americans. Illegal immigrants are a massive net drain for the country, but of massive benefit for companies and their bottom line.
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  31.  @catilina2912  For the same reason the US hasn't steamrolled to crush Russia in Ukraine; because they're cowards that wag their nukes around. Russia has no right to threaten nukes when THEY are invading another country. Imagine the US threatening other countries with nukes when they were invading Iraq?
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  32.  And The Salt Spreads  Says the tool that pulled crap from his rear end. We know that 50-100 Ukrainian troops are being killed per day. If 100 days passed, then at maximum we have around 10k Ukrainian dead. Meanwhile we have a confirmed 30k Russian dead. No matter the excuse you use, Russia is a joke. Imagine being this pathetic to lose so many troops in a mere few months? To a country poorer than Iraq in 2003 to boot? Sad, really. More Russian boys dying for old fascists in the Kremlin while the West takes Russia's best and brightest as they leave the country.
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  33.  @fine2502  "Let" as if they had a choice.
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  34. @@CrackShot-3 Native Americans got smashed, so I doubt they asked that question.
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  35.  @Zinky16  Native Americans are also foreigners. Besides, you missed their point -having ties is fine, but he's complaining about trying to get the US involved in a foreign conflict because of those ties. Which is absurd. Americans have always tried to do that.
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  36. Did the US get its money back after the Marshall Plan? The answer is no.
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  37.  @StopWars420  Natives alternatively tried to slaughter or use them to genocide other Natives to begin with. There was no altruism involved.
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  38.  @mariacheebandidos7183  Well, not by all metrics. It's a really good country by most metrics, though, yeah. And its immigration stance makes it attractive too.
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  39.  @timogul  "America's immigration policies are some of the harshest out there" ??????????? Something like 45 million foreign-born peoples in the US as we speak. In what realm of existence is that some the harshest?
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  40. ​ @timogul  You realize 99% of countries would just kick those children out rather than bother separating them to give a chance of asylum, right? Even that horrible action was more progressive than pretty much any nation in Europe, let alone the UK. Anyway, per capita for immigration is a bit strange since they are often concentrated in the most productive centers of the economy to begin with, like New York or LA. It isn't like they spread out neatly across a country, at least not the vast majority. Seriously, if we use per capita, then places like Qatar, Kuwait, and the UAE are among the biggest immigrant-friendly countries on Earth. Hey, if you want to believe the fantasy, feel free, but suffice it to say that immigration rates from places like the UK or Canada when contrasted to the US has people moving away from those places towards the US, not the other way around.
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  41.  @timogul  I'm sure human traffickers agree with you, seeing as they often use the guise of being parents while crossing. And that must be why there are literal millions of people trying to reach Europe and Canada and not the US, amirite? Tell me when any Western society deals with literally 2.2 million migrants trying to break into their country, and I might actually take you seriously. Until then, you're flat out ignorant. If we try the European method, you'd likely call it fascist or something, because even common sense is lost on Americans these days. Immigration policy is so far gone that even Europeans look at the US like it has lost its sanity, which it has, tbf.
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  42.  make a wish  US backed SDF, and Assad weaponized the SDF by releasing Jihadists into the opposition, killing thousands of more people just to claim that everyone that is fighting him are foreign head choppers.
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  43.  Abcr Rgh  Idk what you mean here. I don't think Islam is the issue here.
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  44. Its a dead truth since non-Muslims have mostly been ethnically cleansed across the MENA region countries. Arabs call for peace, while horribly oppressing anything different from them; including different sects of the same religion. The entire region is a black hole of human rights, though there are some exceptions.
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  45.  @mycomment8684  Most Iraqis supported the invasion of 2003, genius; how were Ukrainians supposed to know? It was Iraqis that tore down Saddam Hussein's statues across the country. Regretting after the fact doesn't change that.
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  46.  @mycomment8684  Logical fallacy galore. I guess we just imagined those Iraqis gleefully welcoming US troops and gleefully tearing down Saddam Hussein statues, huh? People can make up whatever fiction they want for unity. But that doesn't make it true.
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  47.  @mycomment8684  BRUH. How hard is a simple Youtube search for you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVu9d2mUgtA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0dSRxMnHpk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3gFUhGJp04 Iraqis loved the US, until they realized that the US could not build them into a new Germany and actually needed them to solve internal issues like their absurd tribal differences and horrendous ethnic/race/religious relations. How the US was supposed to create a stable and wealthy democracy when the Sunni and Shia hated and loathed each other so openly is beyond me. So now its just convenient to do the usual thing; hate the outsider as a unifying nationalist fiction. Hardly just an Iraqi thing, its an unfortunate facet in many cultures.
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  48.  @mycomment8684  Ugh, I literally gave you video proof and all you do is dismiss it. This is your brain on nationalism.
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  49.  Yvonne Cheung  "Nguyen" "West" Ok. Also, China is incurring the hatred of the planet atm with Anti-Chinese sentiments skyrocketing to literal racist attacks planet-wide, so I wouldn't really be acting coy.
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  50. Convenient that Gazprom, soon after this occurred threatens to stop delivering gas through Ukraine. Coincidence?
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