Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Democracy Now!" channel.

  1. Can you objectively say that's true to yourself. In any case, this is happening. Acknowledge it. Separate from Biden.
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  2.  @greencat8949  Minsk had nothing to do with Russia. No one had attacked Russia. No one was going to attack Russia. Russia just wants to insert itself where it has no reason to be.
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  3. Yea the system failed to check.
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  4.  @chapmanmd79  no one supports him. Man the racist narrative has gotten insane. It's like you keep twisting it with crazier lies. It's crazier than yesterday.
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  5.  @josephbeltran2261  No. You see it's the rightwing saying those racist things. He didn't kill people for some economic theory. He killed people for these conservative racist ideas.
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  6.  Damian  I'd rather that kid not have a gun
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  7.  Rondah Jeremy  He doesn't describe himself as a leftist. Unless you can show us. Every aspect of his writing, and most specifically what's relevant to his actions is rightwing, white supremacists. The left, like them or not, is not align with the conservative idea of white supremacy.
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  8.  Rondah Jeremy  it's literally a white supremacist talking point. I don't know man I think you're just making stuff up. Or someone fed you misinformation. The right never wants to self reflect. Or admit the kind of racists that support it
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  9.  @417Graphix  link the document and write the passage. You guys are conflating his plagiarized manifesting having some conservationist words and saying it's left when it's unrelated.
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  10.  Rondah Jeremy  you're running away from the fact that a white supremacist shooter is saying the same words as tucker carlson and other white supremacists and that the idea that led to this shooting is moving towards the mainstream of Republicans.
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  11. Whhy do you act like the fact that he was willing for a recount and audit by anyone, is somehow a flaw or shows wrong doing instead of the opposite. No one has a way of proving anything you say either. Maybe so or maybe not. But the biggest problem to someone who claims to be like you, would be the U.Simperialism. I'm not even liberal and it's a damn big issue and always has been to anyone in the region below the U.S. The fact that your military was willing to become violent would be a bigger issue. The fact that right wingers are trying to claim legitimacy is a big issue. The fact that they're working with the U.Sis a big issue. The court that let him run is publically elected. He did not break any laws or did anything unconstitutional.
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  12. That's impossible. The issue is the opposite. Americans don't recognize some Americans as Americans. People of the same ethnicity don't view some people as the same. The system you're in is the only one that exists. There's no separating. Any separation within the country is not separation at all.
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  13. Nope. Polio was like less than 3 years.
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  14. Israel has maintain oppression for decades. It's crazy how you can blame innocent, powerless people
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  15. So it's bad if they didn't. And all evidence points to them not cheating. So this is a huge bad.
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  16. Then how did it spread before the vaccine. You're being stupid
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  17. Sympathy, and empathy, and prayer as an extension of both help. Or else we wouldn't be talking about it. That man wouldn't have written those books. Those feelings turn into actions.
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  18. This has been a great time for Puerto Ricans to reconsider independence. Or move to a free associated state.
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  19.  leo vecho  Natives ruled the Americas..... And the people in Palestine are the people born there. You don't see the parallel?
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  20. Ridiculous.
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  21. I knew from the moment the cdc guidelines were relaxed that it was a bad idea. The anti-vaxxers are the real problem. And now they were going to go on, and they weren't going to follow the mask thing. So everyone just dropped restrictions and the anti vaxxers blended in. they should have known better.
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  22.  @gtaytay2635  It's part of the covid family so to speak, and we've known about them since the 1930s. And the technology behind the covid shot has been in development since the 1989. So they had a lot of work to build on for the new covid19.
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  23.  @Hughster49  umm they did..this vaccine was developed with help from a German country that socializes their medicine. And the J and J one comes from one too. *The astrazeneca too. But that doesn't mean that there aren't private companies.
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  24. Is it the united states. Why does the united states get to choose for bolivia. This is not about our sentiments and feelings.But the morality of violence against democracy. And a government backing threats for a hostile take over. And the smears. And the U.S did pick a president for a fourth term as well.
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  25. Risking the lives of patients or not doing your part for the country and globe is unreasonable too.
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  26. The flow has been very checked. It's a rightwing talking point that it's not.
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  27. What proof do you have of that
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  28. The facts are that the election didn't go dark for 24 hours. The official votes were starting, here's from a wikpedia: "Al momento en que se verificó el 83.8% de los votos en el recuento completo, el sitio web mostró a Morales con el 45.3% y Mesa con el 38.2%; esto también reflejaba una ventaja de menos de diez puntos. Después de las 7:40 pm hora local, no se realizaron más actualizaciones a los resultados preliminares. Las autoridades electorales explicaron que las actualizaciones del conteo preliminar se habían detenido porque los resultados oficiales estaban comenzando a publicarse. Los resultados oficiales se publicaron casi 24 horas después." What you call going "dark" is just preliminary pools closing. Even before the preliminary polls, the man was winning.
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  29.  @mattg7772  It was never a tight race. Morales was ahead even in the preliminary poll. The only thing that was a tight was whether there would be a second round of polling. If it wasn't above 10% they would vote again. But Morales was the most popular. The "people" did not demand that. The people voted for Morales. The polling that was stopped was just like the U.S polls during election night as oppose to the actual polling. The reason it was stopped was because they started official polling. The U.S is creating a narrative and repeating it enough. Plenty of other countries and even senators in this one are against this.
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  30.  @mattg7772  that's a different issue about term limits. And doesn't justify the violence and threats used to get rid of a democratically elected president. That could have embolden his enemies when the next round of elections for judges came. And ammunition to make him unpopular next election. He went to the courts. He didn't just change it himself. And the U.S did have a four term president before. And the people voted for him. and even the referendum was very close(51-49) What does it mean, who knows. Maybe people changed their minds. Maybe they agree with it but like Morales. Or hate the competition. Morales at least went through the system and was willing to be fair(with recounts ect)
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  31.  @hiccup1dt102  it was 13% in one recent poll* and when it was higher, the FBI interferred. Look it up, it's a known fact. The FBI sabotaged PR independence. *It was the independence party itself.
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  32.  @hiccup1dt102  also whatever you guys vote means nothing because the U.S is in control. The U.S can take away your citizenship, your right to vote, and it decides whether you become a state or not.
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  33. What do you mean exactly?
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  34. That's why things are so devastating to them.
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  35.  @Irishtradchannel  But believe in a republic which is much better
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  36. Jeff Bezos: "Sieg Zeon! Sieg Zeon!, Sieg Zeon!"
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  37.  @troybailey9666  their Covid response was a failed experiment yes. Everyone realized that awhile ago if you had kept abreast of the situation. The rest has nothing to do with their Covid response.
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  38.  @troybailey9666  they did worst than near by countries that didn't take such a bad response. You're arguing an exaggeration that no one made up.. they had to have more and more restrictions.
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  39.  @troybailey9666  you just can't admit to be wrong..there's egg on your face and you're too embarassed. Call it whatever you want, now you want to get hung up words. It was a failure of a response. I read a detailed article about why and it all came down to the personal philosophy of one person and people(politicians) hoping he was right so they could avoid doing what was necessary. And their economy suffered anyway.
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  40.  @troybailey9666  The only motivation for this is the idea that government is "bad" and anything that doesn't involve it is "good". And the idea that selfishness is a virtue. I'm not sure who lied to people to ever make anyone think that. I couldn't even find the article I wanted to show you by a Swede that explains how stupidly this strategy was chosen. Because there were so many about what an utter failure it was. The only thing you should be ashamed of is this stubbornness. Take some time to reflect and absorb the fact that it just wasn't a good strategy. And most other countries that acted quickly are doing well.
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  41. Selfish people have always been the problem. To some extent, I can stmpathiZe when someone has lost their job and they need to work why they wanted to rush to reopen. But the rich who didn't care were sociopaths to recommend it. And it is self centered thinking. This is more of that. Incredibly selfish, and limited thinking.
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  42. They already have facilities to make them in some areas. They just don't have the right to do it, or the exact knowledge.
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  43.  @GenXDesigns  here's an example. About 1 percent of the general population are or exhibit psychopathic traits. But that can be as high as 4-12% in CEOs and 15% in prison. Meaning that certain positions attract a certain type of person. As I stated, a certain type of person does this. As someone else pointed out, they have to hide it, and deny it, because they knew it was wrong. Though at times they're brazen. Not in public they aren't. Institutions of power attract people with corrupt intent that only want power, or want influence to enhance their ego, their sense of self, superiority. And I can guess being over sexual does that too. Feeling desirable to women, thinking that women want them feeds their ego and sense of power. But this is not the average opinion even as far back as my step grandfather.
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  44. the far right uses those same words to justify their shittiness
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  45. This man said nothing negative about Jews
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  46. The majority of people with it are still in Africa. Cause it's the region it comes from. You also make it sound as if there aren't gay black men. Also it's not just gay people. Sexual contact is just one method. Its not an STD.
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  47. With gangs there, that won't work. These gangs are at a level closer to cartels. Some politicians use them as a secret police.
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  48. It's because a lot of white, low education workers have politicized it.
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  49.  @jonahjudah5817  you mean two or three cities where Russia has armed separatists kick people out. Well maybe that is negotiable. But if it isn't practical, and definitely not most of the region. The problem is we don't know if the region really wants that because Russia took it over with arms via separatists. No polling indicated that before then. They would have to be disarmed. Returned to Ukraine. Then have some u.n troops in. Or be made neutral with U.N troops. Then set up a legitimate election for offices. Then an election to see what to do. Oh the separatists kicked out all the leaders too, as well as the police. So you can't count on elections under the current circumstances.
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  50.  @auntijen3781  You brought more fire and knowledge than he was expecting
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