Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "CNN" channel.

  1. She practically questioned the legitimacy of the pope. That's essentially Protestantism. That woman's religion isn't affecting her politics. Her politics is affecting her religion...
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  2. The problem with Hitler doesn't begin or end with Hitler moving outside of Germany. Because Hitler was a nationalist, he wanted to make a nation state of what he viewed as Germans. Nation doesn't refer to a state, or country, that's why they're trying to make it a nation state. And to do that, they have to exclude the people outside of their nation that live in their country. That's why white nationalist are a thing. They want a nation state of "white" people. A white only state/country. Saying that Hitler's problem was just moving out of Germany is basically saying that everything he did before then isn't an issue. That it's okay for people to do an ethno state by excluding other ethnicities in a country. Let alone the genocide he attempted. And the totalitarianism of his regime.
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  3. She's going with the right wing wave. She's using rightwing talking points that don't even apply to her. Evangelicals are saying that and she's just absorbed by osmosis.
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  4.  @thenorthernedge  So you're saying he's willfully dishonest?
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  5. ​ @Exile559  things didn't get worst, especially not due to Biden. Only policy that might have done anything was more stimulus checks, and even that would be minor. And dealt with a global situation apparently better than most. As oppose to the last global situation. And we were right to give Ukraine aid.
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  6.  @brianr6651  that's how I structure my thoughts. I don't think I could do it better. But there are other comments I read after I wrote this that are good too. I couldn't find them all. Look at Kaga Kai 's comment. Also Shark Racing 's. I just saw Janelle C 's now while looking. I also wrote another long explanation if you want it.
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  7.  Social Libertarian  You don't know the definition of evidence. Because they actually provide evidence in just this video. Even just saying the grouping is evidence. But that's beside the point. Second degree or homicide, they killed her.
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  8. He wants the positives without the negatives. Like if he wanted to celebrate people realizing and fighting against slavery, and civil rights, this wouldn't be an issue. I don't even understand what he's going for. These people want to feel awesome about themselves doing a good thing. But they want the bad thing to have come out of nowhere. That's my guess. I don't get it.
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  9.  @IbnWobbler  less corrupt and more free than Russia by every metric.
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  10.  @galanis38  Russia was hostile to Ukraine. If Russia was worried that it wouldn't be able to bully Ukraine anymore than I'm not very sympathetic.
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  11.  @posford  they were reporting. Insane victim blaming.
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  12.  @Anno_Nymouse  they were there to cover a specific raid on a house. These soldiers just decided to attack a random group unrelated to anything. That in itself was a bad decision.
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  13.  @daebak7370  omg conspiracy nuts..guy when you twist everything to fit your narrative you might have a conspiracy theory on your hands.
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  14.  @ckthegreat100  the sanctions aren't hurting the west much at all. I mean I feel bad if Europeans are feeling the brunt. But it might be a good catalyst. It doesn't make sense to go back to the old ways now that Russia has proven to be a nemesis.
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  15.  @SEANMCAD  that's right. Not losing to an opponent 10 times your size and is winning in a defensive war. Not getting obliterated is winning. Surviving is winning. And regaining, and pushing the enemy is winning.
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  16.  Social Libertarian  we're using a state agent killing an unarmed and innocent reporter though
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  17.  @bakshir  viruses evolve as they get around. Especially at the time, among the unvaccinated. Third world countries still have very little vaccination (depending on which, Africa as a whole was at 10% when omicron developed)
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  18. The S&M crowd. A little something for everybody
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  19.  @jokerproduction  they are enot arguing about that. This isn't about Muslims. This is about a group of people that lived/live there
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  20.  @josearguettabitoni6448  he doesn't have to clear anything. That's not his job. And he already had. He explained what he did. You guys are so broken. You don't seem.to grasp.that police don't have that authority period. It doesn't matter if someone called in. There's no crime. Police can't detain you or force you to talk. The police can't arrest you for this.
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  21.  @aaa7189  he's the highest priest of her religion. And he's at least someone who's a well studied theologian.
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  22.  @47d75  you don't know its unwinnable. A change in president has shown that. You say you live in Idaho. The Taliban won... As soon as we pulled out. That was horrible. But it just goes to show how a change in opinion can happen. And that's without the U.S being sanctioned to leave. Also Russia is being nearly matched.
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  23. People under 25 just don't think of the future or something. They're disillusioned. But they also think it's like they being smart by not trying. I can't put myself in that mindframe anymore
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  24.  @alli5779  there's nothing wrong with learning from the past. It's literally a virtue to do so. I don't understand this shunning of it. You feel bad and your response is to blame the people telling the truth or something
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  25. Putin desires war. You're not pro peace by being isolationists, or pro Putin. You're just okay with war, or pro dictator, or just uncaring.
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  26.  @therevolution8611  I stand corrected? This is the most delusional post
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  27.  @jaydonsimmons2599  omg kid You don't even realize the flags that give away your immaturity. Making yourself out to be special, mature, more moral. Almost ever child thinks that. And a certain type of person thinks they're more moral. You're super immature. But that's fine. That's part of the process. Everyone thinks that way.
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  28. ​@Jen Anderson that's not what he said. And you are missing something. Whether on purpose or not. In the hypothetical, Ukraine is not in NATO.
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  29.  @joedirty8342  So you're saying that police deaths are down. That's good.
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  30.  @arty5876  except it isn't.
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  31.  Q Intel  and all those other people breaking the window and door who also walked in? He was not unique in that crowd. You're too deep into conspiracy theories to see reality
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  32.  Q Intel  during the capitol attack or by him? Cause for sure people died. I think the count was 5.
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  33. He might well be right. But I hope that everything goes badly for Putin. I hope the economy is awful. I hope the rich people and the corporations start to dislike him. I hope the people start to value their fragile democracy and can save it. I think it's a lost cause to hope the military doesn't love a war, or an authoritarian leader.
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  34.  @rachellitzman2327  maybe she had a flag up, because we saw that they beat on people for that.
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  35. How can you look at images of old men and women getting attacked and come with that conclusion. Even the Israel government, which is far right by most accounts, says that there are extremists there. But that's not even the issue. And you know it's not. What does that disproportionate response tell you about how the state treats the people and areas it's occupying.
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  36.  @moiseshuerta3984  how many are on the news spreading these talking points? Vaccine hesitancy is a real thing. And black people have a real history of the U.S experimenting on them. But they are far more reasonable, and institutions within black communities are trying to get people vaccinated. BET is pro vaccine.
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  37.  @beefchowmein  he said it was a dictatorial strategy. You need to learn to understand.
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  38. In other words, nothing proves the idea of it. There's no substance to the claim yet..they found no evidence that the claim is true. If they did find evidence, it would lend credence to the idea. That's how it works per theory.
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  39.  Alan Hughes  the issues aren't the flags but the response by armed forces.
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  40. Monique Val she was fired three weeks ago. And she can't render services. Also they didn't say she proved her illness. So we don't know about that. From what the people said, she just decided not to do anything ect.
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  41. You are factually wrong. Violence by political leaning is kept track of. Amd you can look it up, and left leaning violence is near zero. And left leaning terrorist essentially don't exist. Meanwhile, right leaning violence is the highest of all violence. You can literally look this up. For one thing, no one is trying to invite riots. People in general are protesting. And left leaning people join them. Riots are a separate thing that happens and isn't by ideaology. It's right wing hate groups and right wing people that travel to these things with armaments, and shoot people. Amd both the protests and riots were a reaction from injustice and violence.
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  42. If you see someone coming out of a home with suitcases, I think the assumption would be that they're getting guests
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  43.  @strafer8764  BS. Immigrants commit less crime. And this happened with native born people. And don't affect americans gun policies. Or economical policies that devalues human life that increases crimes.
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  44.  @perplix_189  by going to the house and determine if it was burgled. Now you've determined that there's a crime. You don't assume every person on the street has committed a crime. You are making yourself stupid to defend illegal activity just because it's by a cop.
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  45.  @perplix_189  He already answered the dudes question. And he didn't have to. This cop is bad at his job because he thinks he has more authority than he does. Because he doesn't know how to ask in a friendly tone, he doesn't know how to beg and beseech. And he doesn't know how to take No.
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  46. He wasn't the president or vice president then.
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  47.  @jaydonsimmons2599  why does you age matter. It's to stop unstable 18 year olds or younger from doing this. Nothing absurd about it.
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  48.  @nadagainagain4987  it was his grandma's truck. Not sure where you got that number or it being new ect. Hardly matters. Why would someone get a new truck for a shooting. Why would the grandmother get shot.
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  49.  @jaydonsimmons2599  except when we did have a ban for these types of weapons, violence went down Shapiro Jr. Look at Australia as someone in the comment section said. What is the undiagnosed mental illness you vaguely speak of? Anyway upping mental health is great. But making sure unstable people don't have access when we don't know who that can be is reasonable.
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  50.  @jaydonsimmons2599  you don't feel empathy for the shooting or care about it? "Adrian Mendez, a night manager at Wendy’s in Uvalde, said the gunman worked at the restaurant for a year and quit about a month ago." New York times Shooting at Elementary School Devastates Community in South Texas
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  51.  @jaydonsimmons2599  I just care about solutions. Anything that works. In this case, the Australian response.
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  52.  @juliemunoz2762  according to some manager interviewed, it was around a year. I found a job listing in the area that was around 23k-26k a year, so you might be right that it's more like 300-something pretax. depending on how much he worked. Or was allowed to at that age. Part time is anything under 40 or so. Texas might not have any limitations for 16-17 year olds. So if the kid really wanted, he probably could get 4 days a week.
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  53. ​ @YourXellency  weird strategy. Stupid to me. But who knows if you'll have success with it. I don't wish it or anything.
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  54. ​ @michaeljohnson6976  it's sad how propagandist try desperate strategies. Sad as in pathetic.
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  55.  @Carl-Gauss  it's not impressive. Its not impressive that a massive army from a much larger country, with a much more massive gdp, is struggling. And that's great because they are A-holes. What's impressive is the Ukranian defense, against that superior foe.
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  56. It wouldn't matter. There's something sick in the heads of people like you that try to justify killing and people's lives like that.
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  57.  I  what am I projecting exactly? That doesn't make sense. Don't use what you don't understand. Stop defending, stop making excuses. She's dangerously wrong here. Whether it's stupidity, naivete, or calculated to make right wingers who flirt or are white nationalists feel better, doesn't change how wrong she is.
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  58.  @lijiang5600  it's very unusual to have the army or any force open fire on civilians. Don't think it's normal in non authoritarian countries. And to that magnitude. The magnitude itself is crazy. And remember these people just wanted reforms.
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  59.  台灣屬於中國台灣人即是中國人  it's very well known. And it doesn't even come close. For one, few died. And it was a mayor or governor using a national guard. It wasn't erased. And it changed the US because they took time to reflect.
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  60.  @lijiang5600  there's nothing ridiculous about his story. I don't get why you're trying to downplay the severity of it. It's severe.
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  61.  @xyzl5239  the entire group wouldn't be targeted with live ammo, no. They wouldn't be shot at indiscriminately. Not without repercussion. Like the government did that to you, to citizens.
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  62.  @BabaYaga826  authoritarians always confuse economic success with humanitarian and rights issues. What you're saying is you're willing and allowing the government to sacrifice whoever for some economic success. I just don't get that. I doubt what you're saying is correct anyway.
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  63.  @lijiang5600  people didn't have to be massacred. And moved on isn't the issue. Maybe they shouldn't have moved on. The issue is how they moved on. Maybe they won't do it again. Or they found ways to break people. That's hardly better. And they swept everything under the rug. these are two horrible ways of moving on.
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  64.  @darkerknight8912  yea it's telling that it's a historic event that still resonates with modern times.
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  65.  @darkerknight8912  or Alternatively, you've grown up cultivated in the system that killed your fellows and tried to remove, and minimize and justify this type of action.
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  66.  @sickofliberals9403  it's without war. With a good neighbor that respects the U.S.
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  67.  @arty5876  BS. All countries condemn what's happening in Palestine regardless of the U.S. they all condemn the sanctions of Cuba regardless of the U.S.
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  68. Well he's being a realist. It would be difficult as hell to get Crimea if they could stop the fighting. And it'll take decades to rebuilt and built up to that level. Best case scenario is that Russia quits. And Ukraine is moved upto to NATO. And goes through rapid development. That would still be like two decades before they'd be able to stand against Russia. And that's if Russia slides down further. Which I think could happen. Russia looks like it's on a downward slide. Crimea will probably be Russian by the time Ukraine could really fight for it. Alternatively, various countries could sponsor a group within Crimea. Arm resistance for awhile. This is close to terrorism, though it isn't if it's just an indepedence movement. A third possibility is that Russia, in a waning state, gives crimea back. Or Crimeans themselves want to go back if Russia continues towards sliding further down either economically or fascistically.
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  69.  @posford  They've killed innocent people before. The reason could be many. A rogue agent. An agent with a mission. Some want to say they mistook her, which is still a rogue killing as she wasn't their target. Meaning they just decided to kill someone. Could be a disregard for Palestinian life. Or a disregard for a journalist, or a Palestinian looking journalist. Or a targeted journalist(as it's possible they knew she was there. Or just targeting pro Palestinian journalist, either because they knew it was her, or because they assumed she was Palestinian). Everyone on the ground has found it was the Israeli side because they had the vantage point. And Hamas has even less reason to do it. That includes foreign press. Literally only Israel is saying otherwise. Which could potentially be to cover up that they killed a journalist. They are either lying or wishful thinking. If it is targeted, they eliminate a journalist that they dislike. Potentially scaring other journalists. Alternatively, it'a a rogue agent, and it showcases how little disregard or hatred they have for Palestinian life, or freedom of the press. It is insane that Israel is considered free.
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  70.  @posford  also people on the ground reported that fire had stopped when she was shot. Which is why people think it was a sniper. Though I'm not saying it's definitively a sniper.
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  71.  @northernjersey2479  PA doesn't use digital things. You don't know what you're talking about.
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  72. MS*. Again they are not even ethnically mexican. Amd are american. And they exist regardless of legal or illegal immigration...
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  73. ​ @josephshields2922  they are not predominantly Russian. They did not want to be part of Russia. What happened was that militants took over illegally.
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  74.  @Jakeisks  yea I no longer believe you are an American to be this propagandized. Unless you're a left over Russia agent, this is ridiculous.
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  75.  @oppressedsnail75  hypocrisy has nothing to do with whatever nonsense you wrote. And this is the god helicopter story in action. Christianity has always advocated for medicine as a way to help people. You're turning the religion into a cult of death. And these anti vax people would all go to the hospital if they got sick.
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  76.  @oppressedsnail75  what does this nonsense even mean. No one would have even thought to connect the vaccine with religion except crazy people like you. Every time someone takes an Advil isn't a time for some religious crisis of faith.
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  77. ​ @RRRR0707  that hasn't happened. And wasn't going to happen. There are already nukes that can reach Moscow anyway. There's already NATO countries bordering Russia. It's all BS on Russia's part.
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  78.  carlo bonidio  but you already tarnished the police. Calling a citizen human trash and acting like his life was worthless. You've already failed at your job man. Go retire.
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  79.  @redacted428  no it's not. It's very implausible.
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  80.  @OmniSlayer-  That doesn't solve the issue. It's too dangerous. It's a shame but they ruined it and there's nothing you can do about it. Let people committ mass shootings cause you like to have fun isn't a good argument here.
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  81.  Social Libertarian  we can prove that they shot at people who weren't attacking them.
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  82.  @darthtechnologies553  I didn't say anything about it being singles, or pairs, or any number. And I haven't seen or found stats on it, and I only talked about stuff I've seen stats on. Two seems like you'd be able to handle it with a handgun but that wasn't the point. My point was that neither would risk their life. Most prevention isn't a gun but visual factors before they're ever inside. And your safety is most guaranteed by just an extra lock(anyplace you can lock behind) and calling the police. Most would run, and not risk their lives. And most wouldn't want you there. You're increasing the danger of the situation by engaging.
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  83.  @gwolf6975  the cop wasn't disrespected. And the cop was disrespectful. No one has to give that information he was asking. And the dude hadn't committed a crime. There wasn't even a report of a crime to be suspicious of.
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  84. ​ @christopherfowler9777  he was a major load
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  85.  @germibestia  it's an alliance. Its not conquering if people join. They can't dictate countries. The countries are still sovereign. Only Russia is trying to conquer.
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  86.  @subhankarbaral9236  but it's led to the Russians suffering, having limited freedoms, and Russia being an invader.
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  87.  @xjunkxyrdxdog89  no they aren't. People are often powerless against their government.
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  88.  @ratbatnufftime2861  I don't think Ukraine will be a military juggernaut. But hopefully it can make strategic alliances enough to make Russia not attack before they can join NATO.
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  89. ​ @يوسفالقرعان-ب3ج  Russia thought they'd win easily. Because Ukraine is not a rich country, and Russia is much bigger, with a bigger military. They didn't count on tenacity. And people caring.
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  90. Who knows what innocent people were there that might have died for no reason as well.
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  91.  @troyevitt2437  I'm glad you want police reform. And I'm not saying police need it because they're evil. My uncle was a cop. I think this can be improvement, and it'll be better for everyone(for the cops themselves, and society as a whole). I think the only place we differ is that since cops are dealing with civilians, and we need to keep civilians safe and with dignity, cops can't or shouldn't treat people like bad guys until proven otherwise. That's an attitude problem some cops have. If you look at the full body cam video, I don't think this cop was right, but he later talks to another cop that is so much worst with his attitude. Or look at this video I just got rec: https://youtu.be/t4RSpq9eq0c It's not just about punishing cops. But changing it. punishment is for people that refuse and for accountability. What I'd want is for this to not be an issue in the first place.
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  92.  @popkinson  Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus This intimidation of world destruction is clearly a Russian tactic to let them do whatever they want.
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  93. So stupid. Public opposition is a protest tactic. Publically and vocally opposing something calls attention to it.
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  94. At first I thought he was going to say deep fakes. That clone thing was such a step up
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  95.  @rodrigoescalante5456  they win every step of the way. Not getting toppled is a victory. Russia went to their capital to despose their government. The entirety of Ukraine was at risk of getting absorbed by Russia. They managed to hold and push back.
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  96.  @ytgfy  You guys are so funny. In a pathetic sort of way
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  97.  Maxim  the two things aren't related because Russia had already invaded Crimea. And the situation Russia created in the donbas is separate. Ukraine was following it more than Russia or it's proxies according to everyone. Even Russia, it's issue, aside from pretending it wasn't party to them and accusing Ukraine. Was which part to implement next, while it's proxies didn't implement any.
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  98.  @lockbert99  that's a lot of BS and I can't read all of it as I'm allergic to lies. But Putin thought he could topple Ukraine, and failed. Putin doesn't want to negotiate. Taking land isn't negotiating. It's just taking. Ukraine was following minsk and no one else was. And Ukraine fought a war Russia put in it's territory(with Russian weapons and soldiers). It didn't bomb people just cause or because of whatever language. That's BS. Those people could have spoken whatever language they wanted and did. Russia is incredibly untrustworthy. The fact it invaded was already going back on it's word to respect Ukraine sovereignty. No revolution of any kind would change that. The fact it didn't try to make it's proxies follow the Minsk or stop giving them weapons. And of course, all it's fake referendums.
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  99.  @lockbert99  After stealing some of their country and arming terrorists to destabilize a region. Heh how can you say your script Heh you're too funny. I feel bad for Russian bots. Like knowing you're saying crap that makes zero sense.
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  100. He had no right to arrest him. Police don't have the authority to tell you what to do if you haven't committed a crime. Dude should have just walked with him. The police in the U.S don't know how to ask, when they don't have authority. They can't lower themselves to plead.
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  101.  @womenfrom0202  sometimes it does. Sometimes you just need someone slightly better that isn't a dictator.
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  102.  @billjones7223  BS. NATO hadn't done anything. Russia/Putin think Ukraine is theirs. And Putin wants a puppet. It's objectively clear that Putin started and instigated it. Finland and Sweden wouldn't have a need to join NATO. Neither would Ukraine, if Russia wasn't such a bad neighbor.
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  103.  @chadbrad8100  there's already NATO countries close to Russia. And Russia close to NATO countries. No country wanted problems with Russia. This is on Russia. And Russia is lying. You have to realize that Russia wants to expand, or puppet surrounding countries to their detriment. And Russia thinks it has a claim to Ukraine. It wants it's resources. Everything else is an excuse. Russia isn't angry at NATO. Russia knows NATO won't do anything. Russia is angry that something it thinks belongs to it, isn't a puppet state or controlled.
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  104. ​ @gilneral .heh why say something so untrue
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  105.  @SnowS162  they should have just ate the difference and learned that next time you ask for the price or say to give back change. It's really that simple. But there's no good or bad guys in this. It was all a mistake. I think it went too far in calling the store and making someone drive and waste money over a few bucks. The first mistake was theirs for forgetting to even know the price, how much money they had, how much money they gave ect. I can imagine someone saying that the pizza guy shouldn't leave suddenly but that is what they do, it'd be awkward for them to stick around. Maybe he should have gave back change and then waited for a tip. Some do it that way. But if you give money and then you don't wait, or stick out your palm, or say anything. Then you essentially want the delivery person to read your mind. Usually it's obvious when someone wants change back. They stay in position like they're expecting something. I find it hard to believe he wouldn't have noticed that. And by what they say, it seems none of them thought about getting change back till after. They should have ate the lost. Learned their lesson. The pizza guy shouldn't have said anything while returning their money though. Though I don't know if there's more to the video and maybe he was responding to something. And they shouldn't have insulted him afterwards.
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  106.  @lukadordevic1718  like I said these are facts(or information based on it). And what do you mean by democrats. The voters? You think all registered Dems are corrupt? That's pretty crazy. The politicians? Why are they corrupt, how? I think the biggest dissonance is how you blame them when republicans are similar and worst. At least by what I consider corrupting them. I don't understand how you seem to think that somehow republican politicians are pure. At least some Dems make efforts to not let money influence them by refusing corporate money. And if you think republican voters are somehow pure but democratic voters are somehow, in some vague way, corrupt, then you are fooling yourself.
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  107. He totally discovered it for Europe and the rest of the west. He didn't know he did that but he did.
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  108.  @jjboomheimer7847  except they didn't connect the worlds so it literally doesn't matter.
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  109.  @jjboomheimer7847  no they didn't. Whether the traded or not doesn't matter. They didn't connect Europe with the Americas. They were forgotten. It is as if it didn't happen. It's an event of no importance. Columbus wasn't even trying to find new lands. But that connection with Spain and the Americas set something enormous in motion. The important part is that. The Europe mobilization to the Americas.
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  110.  @jjboomheimer7847  no it isn't. For one thing the Vikings to me are as euro as if Columbus has done. You ignore what's actually important. If you are a historian, you should definitely know more than me. Yet you're acting irrational dumb by missing why it's important. The importance is what happened with the new world. The Vikings going there once or twice but not making a lasting connection, or even join the natives, just isn't as important as the effects of the Spanish. There is literally new civilizations that still exist, new ethnicities of people. I'm not saying it isn't important and worth researching. But your saying the west making a lasting contact with the Americas isn't important because the Vikings did it? Let me tell you the Vikings didn't do anything that the natives hadn't already done. Except they did it by sailing. The important part is the lasting connection that transformed the Americas and led to clashes, and after the horribleness and apocalypse, a new people and civilizations.
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  111.  @FirstLast-gv1zl  you're making me smile. You're the stereotype of a white guy that's actually quoting the joker. Yea there's a difference between random crime and mass shootings and terrorist attacks due to race. This isn't the first. This isn't the only one in a while. In fact white supremacists have written about doing this since the 70s.
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  112. You forgot the part about the NIH. You can find a few nutjob doctors that will go for your nutjob theory. But they wouldn't have much backing them up.
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  113.  @rlsedition  they are not doctors with different opinions. You just including both politicians and scientists/immunologist. Dismissing one because he isn't a politician and the other because they aren't doctors. Ridiculous. One is opinion and comes from nothing(speculation, biases, false assumptions). The other is current information and consensus backed by data that comes from study. Those aren't equal.
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  114.  @rlsedition  the politicization issue is BS. The people you claim politicize it were following guidelines even under trump. Rightwingers have made this an issue. They're the ones complaining. The ones not doing it. How can you lie to yourself this much? I'm not saying it's all rightwingers. But that's the party that decided to split this down political lines. And the ones using it as a campaigning issue. You have D.santis in this very video. Certain right wing mayors and governors have been like this since the beginning.
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  115.  @flashblack1059  you just made up a distinction that makes no sense..a shot is a delivery method. We've had flu vaccines my entire life. This shit isn't new.
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  116.  @richardreese8038  and you want to make children uncomfortable and in slave wage, demeaning jobs in perpetuity.
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  117. ​ @ryanskuta1008  you'd struggle to find one of any party. Closest was a story where an old woman who was a legal resident, thought she could but was mistaken and the process caught it. Meanwhile there was like two stories of Republicans trying to cheat. Including sending his dead wife's ballot in.
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  118.  @DaRadicalCavy  but they are Jewish nationalists. It's just that they're Jewish nationalist in Israel.
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  119. ​ @spic0li  you're the pot calling the kettle
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  120. It's basically like a worst version of both New Hope, Empire strikes back, and yes the prequel trilogy. It's worst than revenge of the sith. I'd say the entire prequel trilogy except clone wars.
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  121. ​ @Edensg-10m  those are people fighting for Ukraine. North Korean are NK soldiers. The difference is individual volunteers versus NK working with Russia. Any country has the right to help Ukraine in this illegal war. No country should help an illegal, aggressive invasion.
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  122. ​ @LordofDestiny30 .there literally is multiple. As well as the rest of the world.
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  123. Seems Republicans understand how ballots come in and are counted. So what's their issue with the 2020 one
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  124. They don't wanna build anything. They want to take resources. To a lesser extent, just have the land, say they won, some reunification because they think they own it, and to teach the other border countries a lesson via their cruelty. Also show themselves as a power to the world(in the most old fashion way).
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  125.  @bradynlotterman8164  it would have stopped two of the last 3 which is better than doing nothing that would stop 0. Each barrier minimizes the damage. Everything that makes it harder will stop one. Maybe nothing will stop all, but it can greatly reduce it. Closest to zero would be a fall ban on all guns or extreme regulation on who can get them and where they can be kept. But you'd rather fight a benign effort like raising the age a little.
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  126.  @darthtechnologies553  that's BS. Laws regulate things that prevent crimes, injuries, and fatalities like traffic laws. Safety codes. Food assembly.
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  127.  @darthtechnologies553  Even Mexico has fewer mass shootings. And they aren't even a fully developed country. Some countries have it to 0. Mexico is second worst at 8. U.S is at 200 something.
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  128.  @johnbob95  We're talking random citizens going on shooting sprees. And those areas are still part of a country with lax laws, which are connected to other areas with even laxer laws. Meaning there's a lot to go around.
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  129.  @CharlesAlkhal  I did the opposite. I lived in a capitalist society that was poorer. And going down that route is worst. Allowing more corruption is worst. Allowing more inequality is worst. The problem of Spain or France don't seem as bad to me as the problems that already exist in the U.S.
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  130. @trumpist the states have always had a deadline and it's never been the day of
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  131. @trumpist someone already explained it. Some states didn't start counting till after in person voting for mail in.
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  132. And making stuff up with zero data is fantasy story telling.
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  133. Should have been fired. They did it just cause they couldn't take no
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  134. That really was kinda brutal.
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  135.  @alexvaulin1140  the most delusional post. You're killing Ukranians period. And you're trying to take sovereignty away from them.
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  136. Where did conspiracy theorist come up with that number for just weapons. The weapons are like a third of that. And the ammo, less than half a thousand. It's an ok question but it's probably not that important. I feel this is just a conspiracy theorist try to make a case for it being staged, some go as far as saying it was the Dems. But that is nuts. The most likely explanation is that he saved up money over a year or two. Maybe sold some stuff he already owned.
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  137.  @crazycatman5928  when people ask when they already have a conclusion, and just ask to cast doubt or to generate a conspiracy theory. Then they are a conspiracy theorist. And they are crazy. Instead of saying a gun man killed kids. They make up a scenario where politicians hired a kid or mind controlled him, to do it just to get gun legislation. That's crazy.
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  138.  @ForumLight  how can anyone read this guy and not call him/her a conspiracy theorist nutjob. Now police failing plays into his delusion.
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  139.  @nadagainagain4987  how? With liberal laws... Most of them are more liberal. The conservative ones have higher suicide rates. You're just wrong on this.
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  140.  @mr.watkins2957  BS. The Yakuza mostly use handguns. They keep to niches. And they've gotten hit with severe laws that are destroying them.
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  141.  @jaydonsimmons2599  heh mr.wannabe Shapiro, you're wrong. Fewer people having it means less violence period. From self injury, to accidental, to arguments. Fewer guns means there's fewer for people getting them illegally. And criminals don't normally need these guns and don't usually go on mass shootings, so it'll limit this anyway.
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  142.  @juliemunoz2762  maybe 400. I just looked up a uvalde entry job for teens..my calculations could be way off but I put it through something to take into account Texas and fed taxes.
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  143.  @jaydonsimmons2599  No one has proven he would need 9,000. Depending on the price of the guns it's between 1,5-3 and ammo is about 1,6+ tax. But we don't know if he got a deal or anything. With a job, and no rent, it starts to add up fairly quick. Even with your unknown figure, that's 3 months of wages based on my guess of his wages, based on how much a hiring ad in uvalde was willing to pay the minimum for. There was a maximum I didn't use that would give him an extra 3 thousand a year. That's assuming he didn't sell anything. And didn't already have money saved up. And didn't buy anything on sale, or used ECT.
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  144.  @jaydonsimmons2599  so young to be a crazy nut job conspiracy theorist. And you called yourself mature and moral smh
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  145.  @jaydonsimmons2599  I mean depression is real. I think you've listened to too many right wing stuff. Masks mandates are off and on. Just go to school if you think it'll help. Ask the teacher for sometime when the mask hurts. Or ask your parents for a more comfortable one. I think the issue isn't COVID at all. A lot of people aren't developing outside of school friends. Get some of those. And get some online friends, and some voice chat friends, and some game chat friends. Kids were already being sheltered before COVID and I see kids playing outside all the time. It's what the parents allow really. Maybe it isn't healthy to listen to 1) those right wingers for sure. But 2) politics so much at your age. If you enjoy it then do it. But maybe start with the local news. Or make sure you know your moral center instead of taking right wing talking points too seriously. Read not just both sides, but factual. Being objective means people you can trust to use the facts, present them, and give opinions. But no opinion might be better than a rightwing one. And a well written right wing opinion that's factual from a newspaper or online mainstream site is better than online rightwingers or the propaganda ones.
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  146.  @bobbobb5759  I'm tired of this excuse. It's still the same soldiers and the same number. Russia is just admitting a smaller forcer with equal tech can beat them. Or Russia is admitting it's military tech is inferior.
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  147.  @vhsnam  the Taliban wasn't winning anything. They didn't take over while fighting the US. You can say they won. But you can't say they beat the US. They just never did.
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  148. So who's the pretty laptop girl
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  149. Sounds like he's trying to take her e circus to the next level
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  150.  @zachwhaley4364  no one twisted her words. All of you and she don't realize their point. It's not that she's anti semitic. It's that she said Hitler was okay until he moved out of Germany. She also doesn't seem to understand why Hitler was bad, and why nationalism is bad, and more specifically she herself tied nationalism to white nationalism by bringing Hitler up. She tied nationalism to white nationalism and said it's not bad until you try to invade other countries. And if she didn't mean to say that then she was too arrogant to accept her mistake humbly. What she did was twist the conversation to something no one said about her being anti semitic.
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  151.  @joedirty8342  some cops are also criminal. And some are inept, or make a deadly mistake. Same as anyone. The issue with cops is not a race issue. The issue of racial bias is related to the issue with cops. You're not defending cops. You're resisting improvement.
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  152.  @TobbeStorm  not really. Some were even in regions were there was only one city under Russia control. And a lot of people had been run out. The opposition/invader and supporters, were there with guns. It's murky as hell. And no insurances of even a decent ballot. And Russia knew that. They don't his for sham. As well as the people there are basically in an open air prison, isolated, and fed propaganda.
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  153. ​ @danwick6067  yea. There is a difference. There's a difference. I'm surprised by your intelligence if you can't note it.
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  154.  @danwick6067  Step back from jumping to conclusions. Whether intentional or not.
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  155.  @danwick6067  No one is demanding anything. It's understood that if Russia attacked a NATO member, the US would get involved. Here's a story: Moldovan President Mala Sandu confirmed the [Russian] plot, describing a scheme involving “military-trained people disguised as citizens” from a range of pro-Russia countries attacking government buildings and seizing hostages.
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  156.  @danwick6067  That's called a "feeling", or propaganda on your part. You feel tense and you're blaming the media. Which somehow has to do with a video that gives context to a point you completely misunderstood. That's the media being the opposite of what you claim. So take heart in that.
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  157.  @242-f5u  they haven't found success..they might not have died at best. Unless they over medicate. Then they do bad damage to themselves.
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  158.  @jeffalbillar7625  any job that overworks people might have people quit. Relying on passion just leads to burnout. People should do what they can to reduce the load by using safety measures, and vaccines are a part of that.
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  159.  @acktuwally  it's also disingenuous to make claims, as many as possible, with no proof, just to try to discredit something.
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  160. ​ @science_engineering  No he didn't. But those poor Koreans. Born into a dictatorship, brainwashed ect.
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  161.  @aworkofart9163  this report has been confirmed by at least 2 other news sources I saw.
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  162.  @crhu319  because Germany invaded European countries
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  163.  @VulpinetideCuteTimes0w0  you're replacing patriotism with nationalist. They are similar but not the same. Patriotism isn't about defining membership. The nationalism of Israel is an issue. It goes with how they treat the Palestinians. Second class citizenship, or bare minimum, the favouritism to Jewish people over others.
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  164.  @nodice9227  She did not argue from the textbook definition of anything unless she's really stupid. Or purposefully mischaracterizing the situation. Which shows she's misunderstanding how to use the language. It's outside of her ability to control. Nation doesn't refer to a state. Not in the context of nationalist.
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  165.  @condorX2  stop it. It's overwhelmingly known. Let's say,.in your conspiracy the US or CIA somehow convinced thousands to protest. The issue is the Chinese response. are you saying the CIA convinced china to massacre them? Suppress the whole event. Like china can't even get the propaganda right because they don't understand the issue here.
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  166.  @lijiang5600  You think it's hate when it's not. And it's hardly manufactured. It's amazing how you don't understand a basic human emotion here. When you watch a catastrophe. Whatever the exact numbers are, the government shot a lot of people. You want to hide in a lack of specificity... Which the government itself caused. But the overall act is well known and still horrific. The number could be off by a thousand and it wouldn't change anything. It needs reflection. A moment like that needs reflection. And avoiding it is why just moving on isn't correct. People feel for the Chinese here. And you conflate that with hate. How does that make sense.
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  167.  @Wolfnotsheep1  That's demonstrable lies.
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  168.  @Wolfnotsheep1  the vaccine isn't a treatment to cure covid or treat it. It's a preventative treatment for protection.
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  169. @Ricardo A who feed you drugs from the gov and and pharma and are telling people to get vaccinated.
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  170. @Ricardo A nurse rates are high. It's "healthcare worker" which aren't and that includes a lot of not medically trained people, or not as high as nurses. Basically any hospital staff vs specifically nurses(nearly 90%).
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  171.  @charlesritter6640  Trials don't prove it works yet. Trials prove that vaccine works. Why trust a doctor that gives you something that has no basis to back up it's claims. That isn't medical science anymore. That's going to a vitamin shop and alternative medicine.
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  172.  @charlesritter6640  James Ryan already answered this. You're ignoring the answer. You're choosing ignorance.
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  173.  @Wolfnotsheep1  Israel wasn't the most sick. So that's wrong from the start. It also isn't the most vaccinated (it's not even top 10, or top 20) They had a 50-60% vaccination(when they started rising and then got a dramatic spike). What happened was that kids weren't vaccinated, which spread it. And israelis dropped other protections. They got hit by the mutated Delta. At the time when their bodies protection from the vaccine had weakend. But it still helped. On top of that I also wonder how much all the Palestinians not having anywhere near as much access might have affected things. And whether Israel being so right wing affected things.
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  174.  @angelojones3156  that would be 3.30 million dead. If that's your goal. You don't get it can be as high as 9% or 19%. Depending on the facilities of the country. That statistics takes into account the ability of the medical care available.
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  175.  @angelojones3156  one vaccine did that. A single one. Under very specific conditions. And it's not even an mRNA vac. It's a more traditional one.
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  176.  @Wolfnotsheep1  yea you probably killed a few of those elderly
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  177.  @charlesritter6640  yes your stomach lining starts to fall out your butt. Ivermectin has only been tested for covid 19 since that came and hasn't been found effective at it yet.
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  178.  @brentpham1155  I get your point. But this is a very specific situation, where these people have taken a philosophical and political stance against medicine. Something smokers and whatever else haven't done. These people have launched a propaganda campaign. So this argument is stupid. People with heart disease which can come from nothing, aren't clogging up hospitals. Most are poor, or addicted, and living with the consequences of their environment. It's an argument on semantics and word usage and not the situation.
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  179.  @sickofliberals9403  Most people are not. They are walking to it to ask asylum. And that's not Mexico, very few Mexicans do it. Nor at they a country. Or armed. Or dangerous.
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  180.  @yourfinalhiringagency3890  that's BS. You're saying for the sake of diversity. You're either racist or the job doesn't require a degree. Because that'd be illegal and you'd be a criminal. That aside the idea that there aren't homegrown or U.S citizens with a nonwhite background with the credentials necessary is ridiculous. Or an immigrant with a degree from their country ECT. Do you think other countries don't have schools or something.
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  181.  @bw24summit  that's BS. I went to a class a few years ago. And the teacher wasn't fired for deducting points for anything.
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  182.  @WilliamHMusic-oldschool  heh what's immoral is Russia's continual invasion.
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  183.  @ጥንታዊቀይሰው  Ukraine did not attack Russia. It has no plans to. It was unprovoked. It's a land grab. It was neither preventive or preemptive. Ukraine would have left Russia alone for all of eternity most likely. Russia rejected peace.
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  184.  @ጥንታዊቀይሰው  according to Russia, the Minsk agreement had nothing to do with them. Ukrainians can do whatever they want with an internal conflict with their president. It had nothing to do with Russia. Russia can't be offended because Ukrainians didn't like his puppet. That isn't an offense towards them. The small areas that had separatist were in Ukrainian territory. That was an internal conflict that Russia created and armed. But the majority of the region was still under Ukrainian control. Russia had no reason to insert itself. And neither was an attack on it. Only Russia wants war and to take over other people's territory. Because that's what they've done here. Russia thinks sovereign countries that were once Soviet are up for grabs.
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  185. Do you trust an unverified claim on Facebook? Why is Trump doing that
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  186.  @hahzhhchebe2393  whatever. No one buying it. Russia is almost a dictatorship at this point. It isn't equivalent to any actual democracy.
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  187.  Q Intel  I hope you find your way out.
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  188. Except that would make even less sense if he was referring to me..because they are Americans. And two, because he said some of them are good people.
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  189. There's no evidence making up the claim. Do y'all not understand what that means?
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  190.  @hectormorales5306  you guys say that but it's bullshit. It's just slightly more paperwork. As in, like one sheet.
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  191.  @hectormorales5306  not only that but we know it works since when we implemented one it reduced violence by 40%. And when it went away it went up. And every other country.
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  192.  james Deer  the Russians did that. Cruelty is the only thing you have to be proud of. Sicko.
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  193.  @jumpingsaucepan  literally this is a different news source you're watching.
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  194. it's a greiving emotional mother. It's not necessary to pay it heed. She's in a situation that's hard to comprehend how it got to it.
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  195.  @watermenlon3617  crazy. So unnecessary.
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  196. It's funny even CNN is referring to Disney as the Empire
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  197. What's following the herd? People following random right wing propaganda? I don't see how that isn't following the herd and being fed an argument.
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  198.  @WildSkyMtn  so because 15-25 percent might benefit, you want to tank something where the 75% of the population, including the poorest, will benefit. Have access to more healthcare, education, and child care? How does that make sense. Rich people won't even use these services probably. And they do then they get exposed to normal people. It's such BS to hide what rich people want, behind the cover of protecting everyone else. This benefits everyone else. And rich people are somewhat against it. But it's really corporations that are. Upper class people have less children at later ages. They would benefit less with everything.
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  199. ​ @RememberAuroraColoradoUSA  disproven lies
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  200. ​ @chaoslordmissingno  Russia has been using it to play geopolitics. Russia started this fight due to its irrational proxy war with Europe and the US, not vice versa.
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  201. ​​ @Trainermika_nyc  neither US nor NATO took Kosovo. They only intervened because of serbians brutality. And the country it was a part of fell apart. The people there were not militants for another country or wanting to join it. The Kosovo and Serbian conflict happened by itself.
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  202. ​ @RememberAuroraColoradoUSA  we hesitate all the time. There's multiple dictatorships, that have alliances with adversaries. And there was no encroaching hostile force. every NATO country was giving Russia a break. Europe and the US were. Russia encroached towards the West. Russia went into Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova.
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  203. ​ @superjaded1738  like Mexico should still be Mexico. In the 40s, the current rules were made because they are considered fair.
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  204. ​ @chadhaire1711  why does Russia have the right. Focus on how
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  205. ​ @spartacusche  and Russia was part of Ukraine. That has nothing to do with anything.
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  206. ​ @chaoslordmissingno  that's your logic. The definition isn't set in stone. I don't think it's a proxy war because it's a defensive war. Russia started it. Not NATO, not the US. No one but Russia wanted it. That's the first definition of proxy war even.
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  207. ​ @chaoslordmissingno  there's nothing about funding ect in Minsk. we should focus on Russian because they are in the wrong, the aggressors.
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  208. ​ @Greatnorth483  Ukraine is a country
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  209. ​ @rawtalent8670  Russia wasnt protecting it's borders. It was invading some one else's. It was trespassing someone else's borders. What insane rationalization. The whole issue here is that Russia didn't respect Ukraine's borders.
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  210. ​ @younggeezer8232  that's what Russia is doing when it's violating another country's sovereignty. Russia violated it's agreements. Of course the issue wasn't agreement for Russia. It's ego. Russia wants to be a big fish in a small pond..so it acts like a bully. It doesn't want Ukraine to be in a strong alliance.
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  211. ​ @chaoslordmissingno  US literally told Russia to not do this. There's no stake in war with Russia for anyone. US and EU make money from commerce mostly. The stake on one side wasn't for war.
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  212. If they have nothing to do with the policy of the country, why bother harassing them specifically.
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  213. There's no argument. It's crazy people. That's a threat. When you show up armed and say do something, that's a threat. An implied threat.
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  214.  @eleethtahgra7182  ethnic Russians weren't being targeted. There was fighting in the overall region. Russia had nothing to do with the situation. The idea that Russia can lay claim to a region because people with Russian descent are in it is beyond ridiculous and a bad precedent. Your bad faith acting of trying to make it sound like it's ethnic cleansing, is wrong.
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  215.  @Jakeisks  you're delusional. That's called anedoctal. Republicans are probably split. And they represent the minority party.
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  216.  @Jakeisks  and The U.K claimed U.S territory. What's your point
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  217. In this case he isn't
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  218.  @ShaunbirKlair24  even if he did, what a pyrrhic victory that would be.
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  219.  @arudiga  just goes to show why they can't trust Russia. Russia even lied initially and said it didn't do it. Stuff like this is why Russia is such a shit country. A country that killed it's democracy. Poisons politicians. Keeps it's citizens under a boot.
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  220.  @wally7856  they've been doing something about this invasion. Why wouldn't they do something. They were probably going to go as far as the donbas anyway. Why would this annexation, this fictional annexation, stop them.
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  221.  @gluteusmaximus1657  how ironic would it be if Ukraine invited them to join. Just hold a referendum and voila. I feel for the Russians that realize that their democracy is dead, and Putin is a dictator.
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  222.  @arudiga  at that time, Ukraine feared the Russians and didn't want war. But Russia forced them to confront that fear. And also prepared them for war. Crimea, and the donbas, gave Ukraine time to learn. And the government of allies saw too. And Ukraine worked with them to train. What sweet justice, any losses that happen to Russia are deserved.
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  223.  @aq1184  it's crazy how in your mind these people are the third Reich despite them not doing anything to Russia. Or to Jews. Or to any country around them.
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  224. No they don't. They're just too inward. Most of the world doesn't think Russia is justified or in self defense. There's no self defense over this. Most of the world is too poor to care. Or too psychopathic(their governments).
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  225.  @RRRR0707  the US does allow that. Russia has no right over those countries. NATO has countries bordering Russia. There could be nuclear missiles right next to Russia at any time. But they don't do that. And they wouldn't. Ukraine wasn't even joining NATO before Russia started it's invasions. It is complete BS on Russia's part. Accept that. It is ego on losing control of Ukraine. Its ego on Russia losing influence and support. Which they lost because they're A-holes who don't keep up with the times. Because they're cruel to their neighbors.
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  226. Do you agree with Trump or not
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  227. It targeted Hispanic and blacks over whites. Yet whites had a higher percentage of weapons found. All numbers were low anyway. It's a discriminatory policy based on stereotypes that are racists. And it harasses innocent people. Treating them like criminals. Hell it should be illegal because there's no due process or anything. Just discrimination.
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  228.  @hypsyzygy506  that's impossible and unrealistic. Russia just staying to itself is enough. Hopefully the Russian people become more involved politically and they can reverse the damage people like Putin have done to their republic. And they can elect someone decent.
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  229.  Alternative Headlines  Literally nothing indicates anyone wanted war except Russia and Putin. Because they were the ones that started it.
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  230.  @solomonike1709  why would the U.S need to do that in Ukraine instead of somewhere secure in it's massive border. It was a lab to study stuff in all likelihood. There's a lot of them. And the U.S backs a lot of research.
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  231.  @princessfartsparkles6681  bs. Like corky said, she doesn't know the meaning of the word. Unlike people who create confusion and take the vaccine, the Pope's stance is in line with his actions.
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  232. One could be that vaccines are working. And if the new pills are being used, that they're working too.
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  233.  @ootoobin  well it's in response to op's lowest daily deaths comment.
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  234. Russia saying it might hurt negotiations is something out of an onion article
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  235. Props to all the strong Russians that are anti war
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  236. She described the coup in Myanmar. That's what republicans wanted?
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  237. The black guy was the best. The guys in general made sense. The black lady is condoning it. And the Asian lady who's the story is about (jeong) said disparaging remarks about a group of people. It's not about her literally saying white people. It's about the substance and vitriol, the spite towards a group. She viewed it as okay and acceptable. And people demand more from those that work in the public eye. Maybe she thought she was going to be s younger early twenties alt girl forever. But she has to face some consequence for this to send the message that it isn't mature and okay. Instead everyone is excusing it because she'd a girl and Asian. Literally for being a girl and sometimes they mention she's gay. How many things does it take for her to get a pass. How much of her sec and race can she used as shield? It's dumb. I saw the context for some of them. It wasn't a discussion of achievements. Someone didn't say Asians did nothing. And she didn't s at racist old men. She just said old white men. If she wanted to insult them. She could have gone for their intelligence, achievement, or lack of character. Instead she went for racial insults. Personally I think she was always at that level. She had those thoughts. Regardless of whatever insults she got. Maybe she has changed as she matured. But she didn't even really disown them. She side stepped it. It's ridiculous thst James Gunn got fired for jokes. Nasty as they are. But I get it because it's Disney. But this girl that flat out said insulting things towards swaths of people based on race.
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  238. ​ @HumanHamCube president of a country at war I bet if he was wearing a nice suit people would be criticizing him for wearing nice things
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  239. ​ @sdghomero  Zelensky is a president
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  240. ​ @puljano .the war is on the country. They regained most of the territory and push them to that new front line. Any part of Ukrainian can still be attacked and still are.
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  241. ​ @Crutonwyt are serious Republicans making an issue about how people dress
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  242. ​ @serenitypeaceandcomfort3669  Zelensky is a president. And supreme commander in chief
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  243. So they admit they shot them. Even their version of events sounds bad. They shot into the air to calm them down?! Then they shot into the unarmed crowd.
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  244.  @hectormorales5306  they're supervised like toddlers. They can't decide where they keep it. If you want to implement a law where people have to keep their guns with the police, then I'm for it.
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  245.  @hectormorales5306  then use something else like a gun club that keeps it and is responsible if they hand it to you when you're unstable, or become a terrorist, down some white supremacy rabbit hole. Stop acting like we can't put barriers in front of doing illegal things. You're arguing for making murder legal. Would that solve murders from happening. Would having no traffic laws stop people from getting run over
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  246.  @ddsbobos7873  The Morons can see it but they can't find any evidence for it
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  247. It's the start. People need to stop being hard at expressions of sympathy. People feel when they see stuff like that. That emotion is the beginning of calls for justice and to do something. Disregarding empathy and sympathy doesn't help either.
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  248. ​ @dumbgunsllc5451  because he has the authorization.
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  249. ​ @Red_Whitenblu  the entire time for using US weapons, it's a condition for aid
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  250.  @Jordan__21373  It doesn't matter. Because it means nothing. And it's not indicative of anything. It definitely does not give the israeli state the right to treat people that way, like a dictatorship. It's one of those phrases that like defund the police, can mean different things to different people. A democratic state, freedom from oppression, and perhaps a darker one. But it's not all or nothing. Again, how can you watch old men and women, and see nurses and journalists killed. How can you watch what Russia has done, and do the same. It's sometimes easier to see the problem when you aren't involved. People can recognize it then without anything distracting their morality. It won't mean conflicts will stop right away but a guiding moral principle should be to not treat people like this.
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  251.  @Jordan__21373  you didn't understand what I said, so don't be high about it. You treat people LIKE a DICTATORSHIP. specifically the Palestinians.
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  252.  @Jordan__21373  yes I think it was no reason beyond bias. Beyond heavy handiness. Whatever excuse you want to give, the Israeli government has gotten used to oppression. A far right, theocratic, apartheid government has formed. With second class citizens, and noncitizens due to occupation. That is bonkers.
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  253.  @Jordan__21373  Your race doesn't mean you can't be racist to others. And racism includes ethnicity/nationality. When they persistently treat and literally capture an entire ethnicity/nationality of people, what would you call it. Like calling the Nazis not racist because the Jews were white. You're just excusing the treatment. You're saying it's okay to treat them that way.
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  254.  @Jordan__21373  again saying that no one should speak about ill treatment, of crimes against humanity, is ridiculous. Imagine it was Jews being treated that way in America. Would you be silent? I said it before it isn't about either or, or extreme reactions. It's not about treating israelis bad. Because apparently, using your excuse, we'd be justified. And using your excuse, Palestinians are justified. That's the irony of your words. Don't do more than necessary. Don't be evil. If you're from Israel, pressure the government to be fair. You're upset that the world discovered your country committing evils. And that people are judging it. That's a normal reaction. But people are right to judge. And right to condemn this. Honestly it's insane that Israel is considered a free country while it does this. Israel is destroying a people's freedom.
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  255. 10% of a balloon
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  256.  @kryzzan7039  no one's buying the Ukraine are "Nazis" lie. They didn't invade or threaten Russia. They have a democracy. They have a Jewish descent president.
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  257.  @rash9488  who said he was the spokesperson. But he is representative of a segment. A lot of them believe the big lie. And a lot of them downplay this event
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  258.  @ajospace  The Taliban aren't in the U.S. they aren't anywhere near us. And don't have anywhere near the U.S' capabilities. Most likely they'll sell all of it for money as upkeep wouldn't be worth it.
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  259.  @rash9488  I don't think it is. No one said that the election was not trusted or rigged with Trump. Don't confuse the stupid Russia gate with this. That was about possible collusion and disinformation (this one true)
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  260.  @vincesmith2499  well as long as Vince is happy guess there's no problem
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  261.  @strangeproductions9483  you don't know how vaccines work?
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  262.  @vincesmith2499  and education is a public education issue, and health a public health issue. AKA the safety of its citizens. In Rome the fire department was privatized.
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  263.  @JP-te7kd  we socialized the vaccine. It was literally the only way to deal with it. As well as socializing the testing. The private market would not have dealt with this better, it would literally have been impossible. This pandemic shows how much our safety and health is a public concern. Our safety is jeapordized in a physical way, same as any mugging.
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  264.  @one_step_sideways  No they haven't. Damn, how low can you go, hating on old ladies. Russians could have killed her just by depriving her of a decent environment with doctors, and decent food.
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  265.  @hh14h  Who cares what Russia considers them. Russia is the threat. They literally invaded. A threat to Russia is whoever doesn't do what they say and doesn't just give up whatever they want.
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  266.  @hh14h  what happened in 2014... A president did the opposite of what he said and was planned to do because of Russia. People rejected their president being a puppet of Russia. Good for them. Then they, the Ukranian people, held further elections..and that president ran to Russia or wherever and vacated the presidency. An internal Ukranian matter that resulted in greater democracy. Nothing to do with Russia. It's still illegal to invade a country.
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  267.  @darthtechnologies553  that fantasy scenario where a tribe will invade a single home. Data shows most thieves will run when they hear you. Or they'll run if they think you have a hand gun. They aren't making the calculation of losing their life so that their friend will be able to rob you.
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  268.  @darthtechnologies553  ironically you have to be 21 for those things.
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  269. And if anti vax people cared, they would support that and universal healthcare. The government doing the right thing on one issue is somehow an example of them not doing the right thing because they suck elsewhere? That doesn't make sense.
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  270. Hopefully NATO countries and European countries don't. I mean they have a serious danger near them now. It would be them letting an enemy get stronger.
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  271.  @YouTuber-pj1kf  you have to be an Olympic level gymnest to somehow make this about Biden
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  272. If you don't like where you live, you have the option to change it by either politics or physically moving and living elsewhere.
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  273. Just look at that map and you can see the expansionist nature of this war.
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  274.  @SEANMCAD  in terms of laws and claims, it does matter. If the world thought Russia had a claim, they wouldn't be supporting Ukraine.
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  275.  @175hydro  that sounds like rationalizing dictatorships. Maybe Singapore and China would have some people that think less representation of the people is somehow better. But most of the world wouldn't if given a choice.
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  276.  @cyizamwana2135  that's not accurate. China looked to the west and flat out stole tech. The way they did their markets is partly western. The philosophy the imported from Russia, which was inspired by Germany, which had origins in France ECT. But go to the Chinese people who suffered persecution and ask them if they'd want a government where they could vote the leaders out.
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  277. ​ @isaacomole9527  you guys are vain. It's not directly about Trump other than fearing he won't help Ukraine.
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  278. ​ @shadowluxe619  no one thrives but it is a just war of defense, and we're helping people who want democracy and are asking for help. I'll reiterate a million times. None of you are pro peace when you're okay with war, and a dictator winning a war.
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  279. ​ @joboygbpedwards  The border is equally secure and Biden actually left Afghanistan.
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  280. ​ @nicktrump  no one cheated before either. Maybe trumpers will accept the 2020 result now. Or they're the biggest hypocrites on earth
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  281. ​ @Savage1Gaming .cause you live in a.red district. And republicans are fanatical with their show of support.
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  282. ​​ @karlgreene2177  either you guys think everyone is a Boogeyman or you're a Russia misinformation campaign. In the US, we have elections even during war. Biden has never shown any dictatorial/anti democratic tendencies. We're not actually at war.
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  283. ​ @hedajay9158  it's not.
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  284. ​ @Exile559  republicans don't want to help homelessness. And they increased our debt by cutting taxes. And they're going to do it again. Always cutting rich people's taxes will always lead to more debt.
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  285.  @blueskiesforever114  that's great irrelevant advice. why not introduce me to yours.
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  286.  @UberWagen  look at a dictionary.
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  287.  @MWENDA-vv5im  invasion, and war
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  288. It's not a religious issue other than some israelis using their Jewish identity to justify it via religion.
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  289.  @thorpeaaron1110  what neighbors would attack? It's fine to claim their dependency but that's just a lie. And the U.S would still intervene immediately for a variety of reasons. But there's no hostile country in the Carribean and the Americas as a whole.
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  290.  @thorpeaaron1110  if that's a U.S principle, then you are literally arguing against democracy to justify expansionism. Just say it was bad and move on. Instead your arguing against human rights.
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  291.  @deustaitan  if this is about a threat in America. It hasn't happened. There's no threat in America. Costa Rica doesn't even have a standing army even now. There are smaller countries. And if you see how it goes for independence from the U.S, it's not cold turkey. And the U.S maintains a huge sphere of influence anyway against foreign invasion, so no one outside of the Americas is a threat. That's just not an issue.
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  292.  @deustaitan  That hasn't happened yet. Even if it does, they wouldn't bother with PR. And wouldn't be a threat even to the U.S. Unless you mean it happening specifically in Puerto Rico, which would then be an internal threat. Every country has to be vigilant of anti democratic extremists, especially that would work for another country. Historically a country in LatAm that does that is too busy trying to stabilize and keep control. They'll have to contend with an unhappy populace. If they rock the boat too much or threaten too much, then other countries, but especially the U.S, sanctioning. Worst case scenario, assassination, or coups. It's why every would be dictator either allies with the U.S, or just keeps to a small sphere of internal influence. Like I keep saying, that's just not an issue. Economics is the only issue here. You'd sooner have the issue of being in debt to china. Or debt in general. Issues with the IMF. Economics and standard of living. I'd also say pride but I get people who say pride shouldn't matter.
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  293.  @deustaitan  to clarify my point, there's no external physical threat to PR if it leaves the U.S as of now/modern times in that region. Whether someone wants to say that being in debt is an external threat, or falling for Russian propaganda, that's upto them. But it was initially mentioned as like a military threat, and that's unlikely to be an issue. I get what you're saying of the threat of Russian influence. But PR has not historical had ties to Russia. PR being independent doesn't mean it stops being an ally to the U.S too.
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  294. That's not true. People have died in their 30, 40s, more rarely early 20s.Look at Kelly ernby, 46. Let alone, the hospitalized.
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  295. ​ @stiiizyjones14  one look at his policies would tell you
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  296.  Social Libertarian  they killed an innocent person, and a journalist. Israel can't be considered a free state.
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  297.  Censorship Is real  the riots weren't the peaceful protests. And that goes the other way around. The peaceful protests weren't riots. There were few days of riots that were not the protesters.
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  298.  @turfxpert  or because we all live in cities and know what went on.
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  299. Even in governments, that's wrong. The Spanish, Haitians, and English all did. The U.S revolution didn't end it. They discussed slavery during it and decided to keep it... And they questioned it because people had already decided it was bad by like a few hundred years already.
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  300.  @itsMe_TheHerpes  a 100% improvement
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  301. What about every other country that does it? It's hard to help you when you don't want to help yourself. I don't understand whether people like are just selfish or self oriented, or whether you just don't think you and others deserve good things
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  302.  @dadon6055  they actually we're developing and many od the early settlers commented on it and used their development. And not even talking about their civilizations ect. Even the smaller ones had.
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  303. Bad training with bad policy. It's unfortunate. The man was probably pulling his pants up. If they have the guy with his arms up or on the ground, why not have someone else move to tie his hands. Or try to talk to him. An innocent man is dead now.
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  304. I don't know. I think that is asking too much. The reason why people learn that is because it's related to the formation of the country. The U.S is descended from the English/UK. Learning about the trans Atlantic slave trade makes sense because that's where some of the population came from. Learning about unrelated kings and queens is unrelated to the country. It works as an elective. But it doesn't make sense. And it would be too much. You can't do that for 100+ countries.
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  305.  @AngelicaAngel888_  that's not it. But it honestly isn't practical or a solution. That's why schools try to mention important black figures in U.S history. It's related. What you're asking is to talk about something unrelated to the country. They didn't talk about any one in public school, other kings and such. Unless it was directly related to U.S and it's English descent and that was in a negative light. Not sure if they even mention the french. They didn't mention the Spanish ones at all. It just doesn't make sense unless it's the ones who were selling or trying to fight against the slave trade because it's unrelated to the country. The U.S tends not to cover history unrelated to itself except that which helped develop it, or the English culture that it came from. So maybe a mention of the Greeks and Romans in passing, or the Renaissance and enlightenment.
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  306.  @ellenstone9704  no one's missing that. It just isn't related. To anything. Especially if they had nothing to do with anything. A random king that had nothing to do with anything isn't covered.
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  307.  @alli5779  no one's blaming or playing victim or any other Republican buzzword. Like what is wrong with you. These things affect people now. Republican campaigns are literally fear mongering and stoking hate. You're ignoring information as someone who supposedly has a doctorate. But you're also ignoring all the waves of racial hate and xenophobia that there's been. Random spikes in hating Muslims and Arabs, the random spike of Asian hatred. Some of the insane language against migrants. I'll never forget one video comment section where right wingers wanted them mowed down by the military.
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  308.  @alli5779  sounds like that education was a waste. At least in developing basic comprehension in your mind. Why teach people history? Why teach people how we developed morally? Why teach people why they shouldn't be racists? These have been issues in our society. From the civil war to WW2 with Hitler. To the civil rights. And the legacy of racial hatred. That bastard didn't even say not to teach it but instead he said something factually wrong. He wants some weird fascistic constant praise of the country. Instead of actually educating and helping develop the students.
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  309. shes from new york. I doubt any of those left leaning ones don't care tho.
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  310.  @troyevitt2437  He was free to go. The cop doesn't determine that. No crime had occured to investigate.
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  311.  @jayjayjames2332  He wasn't a suspect because there wasn't a crime. And in what way was he suspicious. In this case it was racism of the neighbors. How can this situation be reasonable when the man perfectly explained what he was doing, no crime had been committed, and he was not doing anything criminal. People like you that are police apologize make no sense and then blame black people. He had the right not to engage with the police officer. And the police officer didn't have the right to pursue this.
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  312.  @mcjug1350  Like the police officer you can't accept being wrong. Why do you have this need for the cop to be right
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  313.  @MagicalNinja112  at minute one where they talk about soliciting. He also asks what the concern is They both agree to the definition of soliciting, he says he's not. The officer doesn't disagree. And can't tell him anything he could be suspicious of. And the cop has no answer to it. The cop didn't let him go. the cop escalated it. There was no suspicion of anything. At worst, soliciting, which probably wasn't why he was called. The cops reasoning is flimsy. Concerns, but he never states over what. All their reasons for are all wrong. "Because you didn't do what he said" "Because you didn't identify yourself" He had no reason to do any of those things. And the cop had no right to demand them. There's no suspicion of anything because nothing had happen.
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  314.  @troyevitt2437  social etiquette isn't the same as law. And people just walk away all the time. Why do you refuse to learn instead of siding with the police. Now you're saying people can be arrested for breaking etiquette. Look how downhill your reasoning has become. He was exactly entitled to be rude with impunity. And the cop should have accepted it. Or learn rhetoric well enough as to get information through conversational coaxing.
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  315.  богатырь Росси́я  The cop should have allowed him to walk. If anything pursuing that might have been racial or egotistic. Or he could have walked with him and kept talking. What he didn't have the right to do was stop him physically.
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  316.  @MiddleTNSirens  what don't you guys get. You've been proven wrong by the law already. He was wrong. Objectively. Factually.
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  317.  @stephenrobinson8250  Investigate what?! Whether he was soliciting? Cause there was no crime. What don't you guys get. There's nothing to investigate. He doesn't have the right to that man's name. Just like I can't force you to give me your name. If you want to give it to everyone, that's on you.
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  318.  @trogo3402  you're so sad..you people are so sad. You don't understand that an officer isn't above you.
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  319.  @troyevitt2437  What a non point. You're defending police for absolutely no reason. Even when they're objectively wrong. If there was no crime, then that cop has no more authority than you do, or I do. If you don't want my company, I can't force you. If I forced you, would you justify it so ridiculously. Even if my intentions were to keep my neighborhood safe.
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  320.  @troyevitt2437  I'm glad we live in a world where a tyrant like you doesn't make laws. Here's a bit of irony for you, that black young man is a republican, who was canvassing for another republican. I recommend you watch videos comparing nordic police with the U.S, or even the U.K. well to answer what you wrote, that's exactly how it does and should work. He wasn't arrogant, he gave the officer the answer to what the officer was looking for. The officers' wanting people to do as they say is arrogant. Again, you definitely do get to tell the police to go away. Because the police are other citizens doing a job. And if their job doesn't intersect with you, then they have no authority. There was nothing to be suspicious of. No crime had been reported. The man was sitting, doing nothing, so again, no suspicious acitivity. At that point, it's essentially racial profiling. As someone stated, the only possible suspicion was whether he was soliciting, which he wasn't. And that seems like something he pulled out his butt. The officer also didn't state what concern or suspicion there was, because there weren't any. You can't arrest someone because you don't like the way they look. And that's all the call amounted to.
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  321.  @Daddys_Home_002  so you're saying it's not Russian land.
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  322.  @Daddys_Home_002  guess what, it doesn't matter.
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  323. She shouldn't be mocked. But she was 46. She doesn't look that fat. Rightwingers need to see that. They need to learn. And I understand sympathy running out. Mine almost is honestly. Against just these types.
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  324. not exactly but a small portion of it you can see that it was trying to meme the rebel thing even though they are the resistance(and resistance fighters) and not the rebellion. You can tell that whole bit that it was due to the political climate. It was really out of place how they kept wanking themselves with that. Especially since they were blundering idiots that let a weaker enemy just stomp all over them. Like they got their asses kicked for what seemed like no good reason.
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