Comments by "Be Low Below" (@toyotaprius79) on "GZERO Media" channel.

  1. Saying that the Palestinians are forced to live under brutal military Apartheid is not Anti Semitism. Saying that there's clear racism and white supremacy from Israelis held against Palestinians is not anti -semetic.
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  2. JustHaveAThink is a lot more effective and forthright for this topic than this video tries to be
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  3. Saying that the Palestinians living under Apartheid enforced by the Israeli military is not anti-Semitism Saying that there's wealthy political donor lobbies that happens to silence any criticism of or dissent from Israel is not anti-Semitism It's been constant, deadly, inhumane and oppressive occupation
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  4. Really. Wasn't too much not spent on corporate welfare and inflating dividend returns exactly not was used with those trillion dollar packages. But blame it on the $600 cheque working people got.
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  5. Banning corporate donations could help a lot, Joe.
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  6. I'm bewildered how such a smallish outlet like GZERO could get an interview with substantially high up figures like Christine Lagarde. You must be saying the rights things, eh?
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  7. ... who is "left" in this picture? Seriously, where is the left in anything to do with this channel?
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  8. aww... I wanted to hear what Putin has to say! Whatever it was, it didn't sound like the EUSSR that the Brexiteers got tired of banging on about.
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  9. The matter is whether AI is privately owned, or not, and its purpose is generating profit from all of our personal Data.
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  10. The rhetoric from this private school Chicago economist leaves a lot to be desired ...
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  11. Politically (populist) wise, US allies India and Israel can find fast alliances for their racism against muslims. It's undeniable
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  12. A ceasefire and immediate aid and investigation into war crimes (including Netanyahu and his cabinet) is what most of the wider world sees as a legitimate response. Get out of that bubble of yours
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  13. When education only caters to serve a supply of a new work force, not for the citizens/children themselves
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  14.  @byungheonjeong4157  Oh incredibly blessed. I do respect Ian for his multitude for creation. Ngl, like many others, I subbed initially for Puppet regime.
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  15. It's business as Normal Don't Look Up at where the trickle down is coming from
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  16. Thems your facts
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  17. Talk about whitewashing, Alex...
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  18. MoFreedomFoundation had done a good take on this
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  19. 🤔😑 That Exceptionalism is just fraught with disgust, supremacism and unaccountable power - 2003 showed this clearly; love from Europe. ☘
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  20. Integrity
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  21. "If you’re in your mid-40s in Lebanon, you’ve lived through 15 years of war, two Israeli invasions, 30 years of Syrian occupation, several rounds of economic collapse and currency devaluation, two Israeli bombing campaigns, a revolution, a wave of political assassinations that decimated the ranks of progressives, and, since the end of 2019, another wave of protests demanding the departure of the corrupt political elite – the same warlords who ran the war and then made the peace so they and their friends could continue to fill their pockets."
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  22. Rather irrelevant, Ian is a vassal
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  23. Anybody tried suggesting in removing the Treasury's separation from the Federal Reserve?
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  24. Why am I only seeing this now!?
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  25. It lives on in US imperialism that's now an international economic hegemony (not just the IMF & WEF). And markets have to grow or they'll bust.
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  26. Free real estate and denial of genocide
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  27. Finally, someone must've said it!
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  28. Some democracy yee have. Reduced to political score pointing at the expense of civil rights, labour rights, human rights (all the same), etc
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  29. Even Jesus preached about a Jubilee of debt/sin Forgiveness. Non conditional debt forgiveness. Non conditional loans. No criticism is laid on the IMF's ideology of conditional bail outs - forcing the hands of desperate nations to privitise their public utilities, and turn them into lucrative assets for "emerging markets"
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  30. Hilarious video definitely brightened my day hahaha
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  31. Imagine believing in that sort of thing
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  32.  @richiesd1  what mattered to many non-left in 2016 was the optics that Trump was going to be good with the economy, being a Stellar business and all. But reality had shown that he was really good at working with the swamp private interests to bring the largest tax cut bill in history in 2017.
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  33. Don't forget the actual danger of biodiversity and climate collapse. All for the short term profits of the 1%. This is as clear as day, and western "democracies" have failed miserably to take the science adviced action seriously.
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  34. lol, I never knew Democracy Now was on par to Breitbart. Take it from an Irish man, DN is the least crazy wing nut source out there from the United States. They're pretty bland and broadsheet-like (for 'Murican standards).
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  35. Who's that orange guy
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  36. The Northern Ireland of the middle east
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  37. Wait until the actual film comes oit and its message. Get over yourself with this 9 dash line media fad
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  38. Any step? 🧐 Jesus wept
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  39. ​ @yl9154 You have no understanding of what a Nakbha, or ethnic cleansing is, do you?
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  40. ​ @yl9154 in 2021 Netanyahu evaded the International Criminal Court and eared it as anti-semtic. That should speak volumes enough for you to grasp.
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  41. What About WSBs and their $GMEs?
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  42. 👀😆😆😆 Free world America... I love your sense of belief, I'll give you that. But do make sure of yourself to not be blinded by American exceptionalism. It's dafty
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  43. Convenient to ignore Karnataka, without a doubt the most democratic, organised and humane state in India.
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  44. It impacted computer competition from Asia, many PC companies like Daewoo was hit hard by '98
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  45. Where's your logic in spreading fud about Ireland ditching the EU (since the UK was doing so well with it)? Why on earth would we vote for that, because the superior English said so? You might need a hard understanding of what Northern Ireland means to understand the farce of it all. There's more than enough to know what the island has gone through since the Munster, Offaly & Laois, Pale and Ulster plantations; since Cromwell and William of Orance on 1690. Since the 1790s, the 1820s, 1840s, 1880s, 1913, 1916, 1918, 1920s. Shit went on and on that stitched the narrative of 20th century Ireland. The 21st century for Ireland was/is all about peace and reconciliation. But now it's all collateral for foreign selfishness (of elites that want to abolish EU and Parliament laws set upon them) There's a lot. A lot more, more to understand that ridicules of any factless opinion (arrogance). The "Trouble" is real. The difference in money and VAT are within the business that are registered in either in the ROI or NI. The difference between a militarised border of the 80s and a modern day one between Poland and Kaliningrad are many worlds far between. The difference between peace and war can be withered down to whether London breaks its International commitments to the 1998 Good Friday Agreement. You aska gain who is pushing the wedge through peace when peace has worked its way to creating a longed normality for the island of Ireland.
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  46. Hubris 💀
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  47. Climate is the far bigger, longer running and more imminent danger, because the causes have already been done cumulatively for decades, and the efforts to prevent that stopping are getting more severe. It's far easier to see the threat of nuclear war in a cold war guise with one man and a button.
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  48. Taxes are one of the major tools to absorb inflation (and wealth inequality), any economist like Richard Wolff can tell you that.
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  49. This will make it easier for Putin to be dragged to the negotiation table, if his ego doesn't off himself yet
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  50. There's also debt forgiveness, a jubilee. Something some famous guy from Palestine 2000 years ago had preached about .
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  51. Ask Richard Wolfe, for god's sake
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  52. A holy grail would be publicly owned utilities, including renewable energy. The concept doesn't even exist in the US.
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  53. Democracy is nowhere near the dominant form of government What does Wester Economic and military dominance have to do with democracy? Did you forget the colonial empires? Don't bullsh!t your audience Ian. Ian, you would do well to contact Robert Morris of MofreedomFoundation
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  54. But you're gonna be in work tomorrow, right??
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  55. Nothing to be said about the change and evolution away from private ownership models that conveniently holds authority and sway over public, political and legal life.
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  56. It's all in the domain of private interests, so...
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  57.  @chrisp1733  Chris... What part of US war mongering isn't true? Or more dangerous? Did you happen to forget the wars in Libya, Syria and Yemen? Iraq and Afghanistan? The backlash that put a decade long refugee crisis on to Europe bringing a new rise to fascist politics? Who is more dangerous with a proven track record?
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  58. Spitting Image competitor!
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  59. Ian is a puppet.
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  60. One would consider the history of the deadly military intervention and colonizations of the Latin Americas for commercial plantations would warrant more than 9 seconds Glossing over history like it's nothing is an English man's way of understanding reality.
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  61.  @globesurfer122  and you told him to relax ? You and your micro nuclear fantasy.
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  62. We're still in that "Post war Liberal order". Nothing about it is broken, it's ticking away, bringing us Trump.
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  63. It's the free (dark) market. That's what you yanks fought and couped for across the entire Americas
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  64. Like it or learn it, waiting to depend on whether Sanders drops out is not time spent wisely. Why would Sanders not finish the Primaries, like last time? If Joe Biden expects rather than work toward to win over Sanders' key supporters, then Sanders will likely stay till the very end.
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  65. I would thumbs for for Antonio Guterres, but the rest of this video just STUNK! There's an unmistakable but faint line between reporting and advocacy.
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  66. That's just self defeating logic.
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  67. There's public interest And there's public dialogue and control involved in the important decisions that have mostly been made exclusively by political and legal leaders. For example, it was in none of the public's interest in within the UK or the US to invade Iraq in 2003. But that decision was made anyways for the reasons we remember well.
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  68. Be honest, it's a genocide blanketed by an information war
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  69. 1:06 BINGOO!
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  70. UK: 5:06 No way!? What do you mean and "wait until" post brexit? 😂Theresa May😂 Their gov't is a similar shade of shambles to the US (just not as bloodthursty) TLDR news has done excellent coverage over brexit and essentially the UK has blown its transition negotiations and the EU brexit lead negotiator has spoke of grave, disappointed developments. Recent UK news has shown ex-PM of Australia Tiny Abbott to be hired as Boris Johnson's new brexit trade strategist. So a bit of free crony trade for local enterprises will be made rather swimmingly. So quite clearly a Boris-Trump shotgun marriage trade deal started to sour (not least because N.Pelosi and the bipartisan Irish Friends of Congress vowed to veto in the House any trade deal that undermines the 1997 Good Friday Agreement.
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  71.  @shazmosushi  Haha, that's amazing I see. I was using the app and didn't see into the descriptions box.
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  72. You should get Jeffery Donaldson represented here for the crucial situation that will return again and again with Northern Ireland X Brexit
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  73. Robert Morris of MofreedomFoundation takes this topic to a fresh new level
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  74. How to make sense of the global politics, world and economy? What is the invisible hand in the markets? The invisible money in those hands of the free-market think tanks.
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  75. Best way to do that is to remove the private profiteering model of weapons manufacturers. There cannot be any tolerance for profiteering from war. Not limited to weaponry, but that also includes capitalising off of Ukraine selling off public assets, infrastructure and collective farms. Ukraine is being exploited by those who claim to support it.
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  76. CRT didn't take any central stage It's being capitalized as a sectarian and tool, an exploitable scapegoat by conservative media & social media conglomerates to fool gullible Americans as a claw back from their loss of the 2020 election. It's honestly sickening It's all a grifter's marketing game. And some have the gall to spin the word "sheeple" around by its tail
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  77. And Reparations: climate, colonial and worker capital
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  78. Something something, building gallows in Central Park...
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  79. Nobody should care on the face of it But what should be cared about is how Elon is absolutely wasting him time, and stirring the pot at a time of inevitable US civil war. 😐🔨🇺🇸✨
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  80. That's the quiet part
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  81. With what? A living monument to segregation from the DNC?
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  82. God almighty Ian 🤦🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️
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  83. The US has no moral authority when its citizens are rioting against US financial, political, security institutions and blatant discriminatory murder.
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  84. @0:15 Are those worries valid in 2019 however? Mixed, suburban purple districts and states prove to be open minded, and are showing signs of voting progressive. What Obama represented is no longer in favour with the American republic. Obama is not forgotten for representing the Banking & Finance political donors. Why else was Hillary his endorsed candidate?
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  85. No way it would not! Have you not heard of revolving door politics? They will spend their energy making themselves a safety net to be on a board of investors and advisors if their terms can be limited. What's needed is the obliteration of corporate donations and lobbying. Not hard to imagine, just hard to execute for a "nothing will fundamentally change" democrat/republican.
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  86. A diametric change in socioeconomic organisation? No, politicians, their ideological and industrial donors, our bosses and landlords won't even humour a better society for all.
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  87. "Dependability" me hole...
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  88. ​​ @charlesrb3898  Charles d' Extentious
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  89. And the EU
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  90. 1:40 it's a shockingly bad precedent. Politics is everything to do with life and society, politics itself should not be boring or else you want a "boring" few to make the dominant moves and narratives on behalf of everybody. It's alluding to a public that does not focus on the powers that govern them, which was practically what led the US in to Trump.
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  91. ​​​ @delatroy  You know well that the US $ is exceptionalist. US treasury creates money first, taxes later to "destroy" it. All that poverty, starvation, defunded welfare, schools and health related bankruptcies that US citizens suffer, those are political decisions.
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  92. Julian Assange
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  93. As an Irish person, please don't Paddy wash the guy whose career politics couldn't be farther removed from our identity and interests as a nation and solidarity abroad. The crime bill for example is Thatcherite, it's a continuation and mirroring of Anglo-American politics of the 1980s. Deeply problematic. Biden is the characterisation of the "Liberal Wolf" that Martin Luther King warned highly of. Celebrating of how Irish Biden is, is a show of hospitality, tourism and JFK-tradition - but they're all taken advantage of. And you're right to at least acknowledge those hurdles for Boris and his Brexit basket. It doesn't mean that Biden's and Boris' jobs don't operate in similar fashion, enabling weapons manufacturers to visit children with programs at their schools whilst simultaneously getting very wealthy on supplying Saudi Arabia with arms to devastate Yemen. Because England's and America's interests in war and the middle east are the same; Iran
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  94. And the Palestinians deserve not to be abused and called as vermin
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  95. Racism is a tool of class division. Don't forget it, those who are kept poorer and poorest are those policed the strongest - the working class. So when we say "Defund the police" and refund schools and medical clinics, it's a step toward getting a peak at class universality. "Law and Order" is a tricky psyop, what the "Order" implies exactly is what needs strong scrutiny.
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  96. But the world is held captive by free markets that have created and politicised global warming
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  97. Don't you dare with your superficial bullshite
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  98. There has been zero preparation in the first place. Can't you recognize green washing when it doesn't bother you? The transition toward gas as a "intermediate" was never agreed by anyone but government/politics and industrialists in oil and financing.
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  99. It's the economy that has failed completely. And the late stage of capitalism and American Empire The clownery on the internet in the US is a vent, and a resourceful tool; a product of the US' own failings capitalised by the likes of Fox's Tuckerson, Trump and other dangerous grifting, fascist despots. The economy failed by creating the climate crisis and preventing the action to address it Failed in preparing for covid Failed to educate beyond the job market (critical thinking, civil and socioeconomics, history) Failed in a speculative housing crisis and homelessness epidemic Failed in the deindustrialized rust belt. Failed in the onslaught of income poverty and health care So many things contribute to social malaise. But you can have the gumption to blame it on social media and video games.
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  100. Long story short to why Brexit is such in a raveling shambles: It's Northern Ireland. It's the DUP. And almost everyone in Great Britain - besides the Irish living there and else where - have no notion of what's going on with the backstop and the balance of power within the Tory-DIP coalition.
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  101. Groove? Really?
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  102. A deal that was capitulated from $3T, but over $700 billion for the Pentagon is all good, no harm nor foul?
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  103. You agree on further protecting private property, no matter how bad the oil spills, destruction of land or the growingly chronic housing crises both domestic and abroad get from investing speculators.
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  104. You think there's anything remotely "left" about cable? Easy to believe that, easy to be spun on your head.
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  105. Already existing societal conditions play an overarching role. Povery and Privilege, class...
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  106. Eurasia group? 👀🤮 explains a lot
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  107. Good luck running this story .
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  108. And Oil executives knowingly creating a time bomb for personal profit and the politicians and media moguls who carried it on.
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  109. lmao the rest of the comments are too hilarious 🤣
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  110. Maybe perhaps ask why the UK had 29 million vaccines smuggled in Italy getting ready to be shipped to itself. Perhaps ask why the EU exported 8 million vaccines to the UK in February, out of 11 million that the UK had administered that month?
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  111. So i hope this really brings to question for all Americans of the consequences of the US Empire interfering with sovereign democracies in order to preserve American business operations and raw material access. The causes and consequences of mass migration. The myriad of natural systemic changes that are being shocked now by climate change. And the raw feeling urgency for action that should produce.
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  112. In summary, the veto powers that the US in particular gave itself completely paralised the UN. Vetoes are the death of democracy. Just look at Northern Ireland.
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  113. Usual suspects
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  114. Israel has no real democracy and has shamed and sullied the Western ideal of democracy for decades and the political immunity given must be exposed for good.
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  115. The sayings that "woke culture" is a Marxist-Jewish conspiracy to evolutionarily relplace white men and white Christian western values and that is never taken seriously and called out as Antisemitic? And it's widespread among what was the "Alr-Right" and ethnically charged people that has been growing online for over a decade now. That has been the most persistent danger (besides weapons, wars, climate change) not just in the US, but also planted globally. Brexit etc Literally a reashing of fascist nazi germany beliefs of Cultural marxism.
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  116. And hence its emissions...
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  117. 7:07 That was very cringey as fuck, ngl. Sounds fleecy.
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  118. Talk to the "More Freedom Foundation" guy here on youtube
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  119. AND the EPP promoting itself.
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  120. Planned economy
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  121. Let the oligarchs both west and east off themselves.
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  122. Firstly, media had a huge responsibility to bear. Not mainly media illiteracy but the distrust of journalistic integrity of traditional news organisations that would be centre, or performatively "non biased" but wholly uncritical of the existing system (economy, society, government, law). These days are the sprouts of the Alt-Right seeds. Fox News, British tabloids, GBNews, TurningPoint now PragerU etc always had shady owners, motives, associates and business models. They held unaccountable power for being owned by the wealthy and well connected to mostly avoid tax, and now manufactures culture wars for "right wind audiences" that will not result far from the hate crimes of the Serbian war and Rewandan genocide. The decline in material (and political and diplomatic) conditions that has taken a turn since 2008 was well warned in advance that there'll be a rise in antisemitism, racism, xenophobia, homophobia and do on that does persist most online. Hungary, Poland, UK, now Italy, Finland, Sweden they seen very similar patterns. It's no reclaiming of western identity like they think they do - it was always a trick to distract people from the real causes of austerity, inflation and wealth transfer from public capital and revenue to private means. But any Antisemite, racist, reactionary conservative or pro-establishment centrist will all plug their ears, shake their heads and shout traitor when groups start to point out inherit systemic flaws of capitalism, of wealth inequality, generational and inherited. Forgiveness of debt, public funding, co-operatives. All that jazz that so many since the 80s have been thoroughly conditioned to reactly badly too.
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  123. Trump and Biden are both controlled opposition
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  124. Debt forgiveness
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  125. Ive just noticed that Gzero media is FA recent videos and coverage on climate change and man made disasters both direct such as Hawaii burning and Norfolk Southern and not-so-indirect such as the current Hurricane in florida fed by record hot sea surface temperatures. Why is Ian Bremmer and GZero complacent on this real threat?
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  126. 💰🎩🚬🔥🌍🔥 🙈🙉🙊
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  127. Same for wind, solar and storage. But the barriers of commercialisation is the problem. Gas, oil and coal are the dominant commercial interests.
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  128. 3:39 Well Ian there's the problem, part of it; the speculation of others' politics (especially English - American optics) that boils down to chauvinistic entertainment. What has happened to the UK over the years post-2008 was the migration of specific American politics and investors that helped orchestrate Brexit and moresome. What makes the UK's crash look so spectacular is that it had a higher height (social protections, food standards, waste water regulations, etc) to fall from . What what does that say about how well the US runs? C'mon, your Floridian Gov is entrapping voters for debts or other reasons. Your Biden is accelerating the path to climate collapse (tax credits for electric Hummers won't do) he could lift a finger and make federal pressure and regulations on industries, planning, social, food and ecological protections . But for him, the Abortion subject is centre stage, and he is neglecting everything else. It will be a bloodbath in the midterms. Ask again who is being run worse in 3 months, Ian.
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  129. A lot is very dependent on the global reputation of the US Don't expect much. Expect Europe and other superpowers to sidestep the US (and Israel)
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  130. Lmao - you're joking right? Maybe Boris should return to the coals and actually let them burn him. It's think tanks/lobbies like the IEA and the Adams Institute, Turning Point UK. They are tightly involved with the Tory party, Labour too. All a slew of promotors for tax evasion and deregulation outside of EU court jurisdiction; the sole practical reasons for brexit.
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  131. Good riddance, and nothing changes. Rishi Sunak vs Keir Starmer. Literally Kan and Kodos from the Simpsons
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  132. Israel funds Hamas with Quatari money
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  133. Try Cornell West
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  134. Jesus wept 🤦🏽‍♂️
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  135. Whatever Russia is "helping" in climate change causing emissions, is miniscule to the unjust priority given to constant economic growth and consumption Energy security has always been a corner stone when advocating for renewable infrastructure. Only when the wars arrive does it magically become a catalyst for LONG DELAYED change. Give us a break, you old farts all wasted our time to secure our futures, by putting volatile and harmful markets first for decades. It will justify the death of your empires, if an international homelessness crises caused by international investment landlords wasn't bad enough
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  136. Be careful of your "Integration" rhetoric. Or your disgusting "current problem with blacks". C'mon, where's your honest sense of history, are you going to tell us that they were well looked after with free rent as chattel slaves? Everyone in Ireland is well aware of the shameful whitewashing and racism it took to "integrate" Irish migrants into the fold of American society and recognition of being white by the 1930s/40s. What you might benefit from knowing is how divisions between class are the fuel of the American economy, and the subdivisions put upon the majority in working and middle classes to discriminate between politically arbitrary "illegality", race, religion, and other identities like sexual orientation. By your standards, every migrant, from England to seasonal workers from South of the border are illegals.
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  137. Seriously? Not Cornell West?
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  138. Perhaps it's the economy itself, because of the tools of diplomacy and the constant need to grow the economy (and its politics to protect it with wars, austerity, media and sanctions) were the prime causes of climate change. How else is growth sustained without clearing forest for useable/arable or exploitable land to create goods that can be consumed by workers who can't possibly live without employment? Of course. Billionaires exist. Businesses that have portfolios bigger than medium sized countries like the oil industry are never questioned with retirement (let alone tax off shore) who fight tooth and nail to influence society and politics to ridicule climate change as well as secure any business in the foreseeable , such as plastic packaging for bananas, gas reformed Hydrogen, carbon capture tech to be used in fracking hydraulics. Even fracking itself was a political decision to insulate the US economy from global oil prices, it did a good job at making US oil glutting global supply to Russia's, Saudi Arabia's and Venezuela's dismay.
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  139. Devastating lack of control in this society. What's the point in telling young people to work in a destructive economy, get children and pensions, it's a slap in the face when it comes to the grim and gritty reality we've inherited created by the decision makers decades previous
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  140. No kidding Business as usual periodically goes through its boom and bust cycles, but nothing will be more damaging and panic inducing than a bust biodiversity and a dying world which business as usual had wasted for so long in the knowledge and face of its dangers.
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  141. Both give it the fuck up. The earth and the fate of humanity will be better off without polar, multiple or singular world powers.
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  142. International Law, International Criminal Court, UN intervention Does Netanyahu respect and abide by them? No, he dismissed them as Anti Semetic. Now we're facing Genocide and an all out war in the middle east.
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  143. And grifters!
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  144. You needn't capitulate yourself pal
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  145. 🎯
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  146. Somebody quick, give Nina Turner and Marianne Williamson the wheel!
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  147. 100% pal
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  148. Hilarious, but is this what Americans think about europe? hahah
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  149.  @scurtumarian8725  it all still sounds inherently undemocratic - politics.
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  150. Wonder what's more depressing at this current time 🤔🤔
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  151. This is a shamefully reckless and shallow narrative to be toying with. Your guest brings out an entitled world view that relies of obfuscating and whitewashing the reality, harping in that global poor will die less of cold 🙄 propaganda Comes off as very dishonest and condescending to the audience
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  152. Will wealth flow back ?
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  153. pot calling kettle black?
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  154. look no further that the predatory business practice of the IMF, WEF, of Oil companies....
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  155. Forget about Nordstream?
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  156. Yikes 🤦‍♂️ Centrist Chauvinism much
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  157. Those who have been advocating for peace, that negotiations for peace is the only way the war will end, since Feb 2022 and years prior have been vilified as Russian stooges by some colourful NAFO clowns. That narrative has been rather cultish
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  158. Collapse will come for the US if its workers will continue to be squeezed their lives out by the workplace, college debts and rent the way they are and never have a decent living, without a decent shred of democracy when police departments continue to regularly harass, abuse and murder civilians, when for profit prisons are continuously given federal money to imprison non violent drug offenders or debtors, When said prisons, pharmaceutical companies, oil companies, car companies, private schools, weapons manufacturers and shadow donor lobbyists are given full access to political power. When the climate crisis burns, drowns and starves everyone first on the bottom rung with collapsing infrastructure That's how the US will collapse itself,with barrels pointing at itself. Hyping up voting red or blue will only accelerate it.
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  159. 🎯 🎯 🎯
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  160. Jesus H Christ what a lame response to the last question. Yes, JB has pivoted his ammo toward the President's catastrophe. Joe Biden also disappeared for 5 days after St.Patrick's day. Joe did online videos where his maiden video from his "home studio" was an on stage performance failure. Other appearances Joe made was with "the View". But what has Senator Bernie Sanders have said or done in the last two weeks? I didn't hear anything from here.
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  161. The war didn't stsrt the other day...
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  162. HahahaH
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  163. GZERO, perhaps bring on George Monbiot and ⏳Extinction Rebellion to speak on being optimistic for climate change?
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  164. That's because you cannot escape the relentless advertising that private for profit services, even with healthcare when you or your mother has cancer is the right and only thing with strictly no alternative.
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  165.  @ellengran6814  Marianne Williamson got your number.
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  166. The detruction in trust of media is the fault of privately owned media itself. Unfortunately, there's not enough media literacy and criticality and that serves as a benefit to establisment, for-profit media. Forcing journalism into a profit first and competitive business model is antithetical to a just society and has long been erosive to democracy. And the last 50 years of that is clear
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  167. The sayings that "woke culture" is a Marxist-Jewish conspiracy to evolutionarily relplace white men and white Christian western values and that is never taken seriously and called out as Antisemitic? And it's widespread among what was the "Alr-Right" and ethnically charged people that has been growing online for over a decade now. That has been the most persistent danger not just in the US, but also planted globally. Brexit etc Literally a reashing of fascist nazi germany beliefs of Cultural marxism.
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