Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Inside The Trump MAGA Hat Factory" video.

@witchdr.phantom7089 The creators of South Park stay firmly centrist, and Clint Eastwood's monetary gains don't hold a candle to Silicon Valley. At all. He's a bug compared to their output.
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@bretert Have you put any thought into this? They'll find a home to live in, usually (illegally) paying the actual owner more than they should get, just to stay in the country. At the same time, they work under the table, for cheaper than a citizen would (again, they don't have any other choices). So while they work tax-free, they get paid far less and can't take government benefits. In the end, they make our country more money than they use. But of course I'm fake news right?
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@witchdr.phantom7089 Sorry, I went off a little there. I agree, and creativity isn't bound by political affiliation... to an extent. While he may not be completely right, he has a point. Conservativism, by its very nature, discourages creativity. Unless it is accepted within a society's existing framework, holding certain things sacred and 'conserving values' holds them hostage, leaving then unable to change. Creativity, on the other hand, encourages the 'perversion' of existing ideas, be they political or not. This is especially true in comedy, where older conservatives don't want to be like 'those filthy Democrats,' seeing insults and teasing as beneath them, and modern Conservatives seemingly unable to string together a joke that doesn't use a racial slur. It's just two sides of human nature, and one happens not to like new ideas. So while you're right that Conservatives can be creative, it doesn't make the playing field even, so to speak.
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@SlocketSeven This is where I have a lot of beef with Trump supporters. Do any of them know what you need to do to get into the U.S.? Do they know that it's essentially a lottery system for distributing green cards? And very little meritocracy involved?
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