Charlie Kirk Convinces Socialist that Socialism Kills 

Let's make that statement more accurate. He also UNLEARNED a lot of the false info many colleges teach these days.

Unfortunately I can tell he’s a smug asshole and actualy learned nothing. The whole time he was thinking. I’m right I’m right I’m right.

#fact yes francisj9003 and yes vieweronline101

@@ViewerOnline101most liberals are too entrenched

Charlie Kirk knows nothing. Only the uneducated are impressed with him.

_"Obligatory right wing virtue signal"_

Yeah thought so, these are all empty trollfarm accounts aren't they 🤣

Nah, the kid has been indoctrinated with _"Ya gotta have the degree"_ propaganda and obviously believes it.

Right up until he said having a degree is a direct relation of intelligence

@@perryrush6563 yeah, a degree really isn't a sign of intelligence. A person gets a degree in something they can't use and paid all that money for...and might owe a huge student loan...and that's intelligence? I tell liberals that a person with a college degree...who lives at home and can't get a job with that degree...are they really smarter than a HS grad who became a plumber and has a mortgage and is supporting a family with kids? I don't see how that college grad is more intelligent

There's plenty of hope for civil discourse face to face in interpersonal interactions. When he gets home and decides to start talking about this conversation online who knows how social pressure will deform his perceptions, and therefore his recollection of the exchange and commentary on it.

@@Tusitala1967 you’re spot on.

True 👍 😂

At least when you’re 19 you have the excuse of being young, dumb, and naive so it’s a bit more understandable when you fall victim to your college professor’s propaganda because after all why would your professor be wrong and/or lie to you? What truly boggles my mind is when you see a 60 or 70 year old who’s still a self-proclaimed socialist…At that point you’ve had an entire lifetime to read/learn about the history of socialism, communism, Marxism, etc. and you still haven’t figured out how incorrect you are….Unless of course, you simply have bad intentions at that point and are too far gone ideologically to change, which is likely the case for several self-identified socialist professors at todays American universities….

Plus a healthy dose of hubris, which tends to turn out just as badly in real life as it does in Greek tragedy. ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

EXACTLY. These kids ignore history.🤔

Socialist work if you're at right part of it

Debatable.

Its a terribly low bar though isn't it?

🤣 America's military is the biggest socialist program on earth, one in every 2 dollars goes to feeding it. Beef production is also 90% subsidised, so is Fishing, Oil, and Wall Street. Trump spending over $100 million of our dollars on golf is also socialism, as is sending 5 billion a year to israel. Bull Shivic (Bolshevik, bull, civic- minded, demagogue), someone who gains political power by *appealing to people's emotion's instincts, & prejudices in a way that is considered manipulative & myopic; someone who incessantly reiterates the same petty complaints, until they are taken seriously* There are citizens with valid complaints & issues, but invariably the meeting will have to deal with some Bullshivic & his personal gripe of "supreme importance". America's is a People's Democratic Republic with a Constitutional document, just like China, Iran, N Korea, and the USSR. "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." George Orwell, 1984 The Reich Whinge are America's Authoritarian Communist Party.

True. It was funny though when he said college students were the smartest, and then went on to say we should have electricity instead of fossil fuel.

@@flabbybum9562 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😁🤣. These college kids are hopeless

A straw man is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted, but instead replaced with a false one. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "attacking a straw man".

@@uncannyvalley2350 Using 101 Logic in this way is good entertainment but resolves and proves nothing.

That's the same thing someone else told me. I worked for JCP. The only way for you to be a department manager is to have a degree. I asked of you got a degree in gender studies, how is that an indicator you know the business more then someone who's worked for a company and did everything but being a manger, who does that make you fit to bring a manger. The answer, getting a degree is like taking an IQ test. Am IQ test doesn't tell you you're qualified for a job. Working that job and doing the actual work tells you you're qualified. Just going to college doesn't say that. That means Steve Jobs, bill Gates both have low IQ because they didn't go to college. I've met alit of people with masters degrees and that are complete idiots.

He did say fair enough as soon as he realised what he had said. I thought he was a respectable type tbh

@@LonelyWolfe42 May I ask how long ago this was? I worked at JCP back in the early 90’s, and at 17 I was the Jewelry Dept. manager , no degree…in fact, I was still in high school. Just curious when they made it difficult to advance within individual stores….???

Planting seeds! I love it. One seed that created quite a stir a couple of years ago came in the form of a poster. I like to call it a "Red Pill Painted Blue" (RPPB). The poster merely said, "Muslims are right about women." The first 3 words are something which make it past Leftists' defenses, because it sounds agreeable to their worldview. The last 2 words create cognitive dissonance by shining a light (indirectly) on the hypocrisy of the Left on the subject of feminism. Muslims tend to be staunchly anti-feminist. Reference: *_Dumb Genius: How intelligence is sometimes its own worst enemy_*

Yes, Kirkers and Fascists never call anyone names, never play identity politics, and never poop 💩

@@RodMartinJr _"Muslims tend to be anti feminist"_ Wrong. But suddenly the Right are making excuses for Islam based on begging the question, lol. And why do you think we call you the Alabama Taliban ?

_"intelligence tends to be its own worst enemy"_ Some dumb fascist

That kid was not trying to be civil. He was trying to be a "gotcha" guy. He was just terrible at it.

Because they want free stuff and dont want to work

they dont even realize the nordic countries arent even socialist and have some of the highest taxes for all people in their countries then anywhere else

@@hyzercreek You are so right but someone is paying for that “free” stuff.

@@richardyoung9024 amazing that people still believe in Socialism. Perhaps something to do with the continuous failure of Capitalism. I can only assume that this is why people still look at alternatives such as Socialism.

@@adamsmith4813 nothing in the world is perfect there is only best and bad, capitalism the best option out of the bad.

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As soon as he gets out of the Bill and Ted phase.

Wrong, he seemed niave but decent, he will appreciate the flaws of Socialism with an open mind but will remain honest enough to stick with it

@@adamsmith4813 Honest enough to stick with it? You mean Stoopid enough?

@@docducttape9270 i think there's stupid people on both spectrums of the political scale, Adam Smith institute did research and found intellectuals tend to be 50-50 on the spectrum. To be clever enough to reject Socialism,, first you must be stupid enough to believe in Capitalism

Amen! I've met PhDs who were incredibly stupid, and I've met homeless people who were surprisingly wise. No one individual is perfectly one thing or the other, but it is amazing how much intelligence there is without a "paper trail" to validate that intelligence. Reference: *_Dumb Genius: How intelligence is sometimes its own worst enemy_*

Two of the highest IQ people I know: -- The first one I met while in junior high school (we went to different schools) and we later worked together in retail during our senior year in high school. He has a PhD in Physics and works for NASA. He is also one of the nicest and most normal people I have ever met. -- The second one worked for me and my business partner in our small consulting engineering firm. He ran our even smaller computer sales and training division. He dropped out of college because he was bored (it was too easy) and built custom homes for quite a few years, a skill he learned from his father who was a building contractor. We later spun off his division into a separate company, which he still runs. He is also the only person I have ever met who could truly multitask. One time I needed to talk to him, but he was on the phone. As I watched, he built complex formulas in Excel while simultaneously doing tech support on the phone, leading his client through a series of commands in Autocad, including deep menu diving, all the while explaining the why for each step. Neither task halted for the other. While I don't know for certain, I estimate that both have IQs well north of 160. That being said, of the highly intelligent people I know, most have at least a bachelor's degree and quite a few have advanced degrees, but certainly not all. BTW, one of the reasons intelligent people get college degrees--besides the intellectual challenge--is because the professions that attract them require a college degree for professional licensure.

I have a couple of STEM Masters degrees and I know plenty of people who went to Ivy League colleges. Charlie Kirk with no college education is both smarter and better educated than 99% of Ivy League college graduates. Which isn't saying much nowadays given all the affirmative action and degrees awarded in fields like "transgender studies".

I think what he meant was "degrees directly relate to experience", in which he would be correct.

@@danielfan9196 So, do you have lots of experience reading minds? And with all my experience, very little of it relates to my science degree (summa cum laude).

I miss the days when people attacked the arguments and ideas, now days I'm hard pressed to think of anything other than Ad Hominem attacks and character assassination just win arguments on the left. It's actually sad people see validity in this, this was a breath of fresh air tbh =)

To be fair, it's not just the Left that have stopped listening to things they don't like or are against, the Right and the Centrists do this just the same

@@adamsmith4813 the right is the party if no ideas and the left is a party of mostly bad ideas,lol

Well in that case to be fair, you can only be called a nazi, white supremacist so many times before you literally stop listening or taking anything they say seriously...

@@enzyme181 not heard that before but i like it. In the UK we say 'if voting changed anything they would have to abolish it'

If you are a truck mechanic with a business degree, why don't you open and run your own shop? It's only useless if you don't use it.

@@scruffmcgruffthecrimedawg5661 I actually did. But I hired a shop manager who knows the business inside and out. He doesn’t have a degree, just 30 ish years of industry experience. I work for me, in a round about way. I don’t have any input on how the company operates. I could, but it’s doing fine with out me getting in the way.

My bachelor's isn't worth the paper it's printed on. My master's is awesome. If I could go back in time I would not go to the school I did and I would study something completely different.

I say this all the time, and correct me if I'm wrong (though I don't believe I am lol), your degree amounts to your willingness to retain enough information to pass enough tests to be rewarded with that degree. Like you said, you make way more with the trade you learned than with that piece of paper lol! Good for you too! An individual trade you become REALLY good at makes you WAY more valuable then 1 of 200,000 business admin graduates trying to find a job.

@@TheGentlemanRougeScholar I have always been told you have to be smart enough to know when to get out of the way so spot on imo.

Some would argue that their 'education' was maybe misled and not actual intelligence? I am interested to hear what you mean, honestly am curious not here to troll!!

In modern education you may have a degree but be functionally illiterate, be unable to think, be force-fed lies, untruths, yet be totally confident of your superiority. The kid presumed Charlie was mentally vacant because he had no degree. The kid swallowed a lot of untruths.

"educated" is a stretch. Propagandized is accurate.

@@someonefamous951 I'm looking at it in a very simplistic way.... If you're not intelligent enough to understand what you're being taught it's a waste of time. You can't apply your knowledge in any way other than exactly how your taught. You function by rote, not skill or intelligence. Plus like the other people said, it's more indoctrination these days than education anyway. Let's take me for example. I was a jet engine mechanic in the Corps. I was good at my job, successful even, because I was intelligent enough to take the education they gave and apply it with critical thinking skills that allowed me to function beyond my education. I solved problems not found in the manuals by using my training and a little intelligence. I am fascinated with physics. However, I have a high-school education and not much advanced math. You can teach me equations and theories and I could speak with you on the subject. However, once you ask me a technical question about physics outside the small framework of what I've been taught I'd most likely be useless. The difference is unlike these kids I know the boundaries of my information and I'm not afraid to admit that or ask questions so I can speak intelligently on a subject.

@@Tyrannosaurus_STFU_III Yeah I agree! Would love to see a generation think for themselves these days!

Exactly! Is just like getting a masters degree on gender studies. You never see a company or a factory hiring people who have "studied" gender mithology.

just making the universities rich....

You forgot Steve Wozniak co founder of Apple!!

@@fixer1140 Gender Studies??? What a joke!!

Wow😍😍

Its an old reposted video.. They left out the very end where the kid says " well I just got wrecked by you, thank you for the info"

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@@portobelloedinburgh8891 sure buddy, if you worship a Jesuit clown like Kirk you're already wrecked.

Give some credit to the student too, he didnt get angry, start cussing, didnt attack anyone or steal a sign,lol He pretty much got redpilled and will go home to do actual research to see where he is wrong and right in reality.

He tried to troll saying Charlie wasn't intelligent. But he got burned 🔥 when he went there.

Just look at all the people that got a degree in X and haven't worked a day in the field associated with it post college.

I think it depends on the degree. A physicist is probably a lot smarter than a gender studies graduate.

Notice how he's arguing with undergrads, not Professors.

@@Chirpy_Squirrel that’s because the professors are afraid to talk to him.

@@Chirpy_Squirrel except that these "kids" are getting "scripts" from the "professors" go out and argue!

Exactly! Charlie could teach his own class, but im sure NO CAMPUS would allow him, so i love the fact he does these debates, and social meetings...

Everyone starts from stupid when going through the learning process. The fact that he was willing and able to have a civil discussion, pose questions and actually listen to the answers shows qualities that are the opposite of stupid.

AOC thinks when you Google something that it means your trying or wanting to have sex with her..

Bingo

Sadly most on the left when you do not agree with their view they tend to just start screaming and yelling making it impossible to have a civil conversation.

@@sithyarael6807 only with extremists, which could perhaps be the majority of the left, since their sub-culture rewards and encourages that kind of behaviour directed towards the "omni-malevolent right wing" figure in their minds. But don't be fooled, I doubt all who would consider themselves on the left would be as described. The far left goes farther left, that the mere leftist moderates are considered right, and become politically homeless

Hopeful thinking the left do not want debates they want control

''The problem with Capitalism is that it has used up all of it's money, we Socialist's through it away'' - Fidel Castro

@@adamsmith4813, Castro, what a wonderful role model that slaughtered his own people while letting the rest starve so he could live like a king.

@@timkelly6985 and Thatcher? Miners, Dockers and steel workers were beimg starved. The Soviet Union sent aid over to the North of England because Thatcher cut off any money and food supplies, esp for miners. Even now, in those former industrial towns, people have mass unemployment and can't afford to eat properly. I've spoken to a woman that lived in Cuba, she praised the fact that nobody went hungry, Castro didn't have a palace. Do you know of any president in the world that doesn't live like a king?

@@adamsmith4813 The Castro comment makes no sense.

@@catwoman7462 it refers to the Capitalist debt crisis. Global debt stands at 280 trillion dollars, Capitalism has long had greater debt than it could ever balance. Finance Capital relies on money that doesn't exist in order to make Capital growth from literally nothing so Banksters and financiers can get rich. Socialism is the premise that wealth comes from labour not Capital.

Absolutely!!!! Educated idiots are running the country into the dirt. I first heard that term 50 years ago from my granddad who lived through the great depression which we are about to experience if we don't change our ways!

😆 lol

Problem is that the unintended consequences of making colleges "accessible" to all is that corporations that have positions that have no business requiring a college degree, are requiring ones

Didn't seem like an idiot to me...He asked lots of reasonable questions and was willing to listen...top guy.

The way I see it is college students are told how to think while non college students (not all) think for themselves because they seek the information on their own rather than it being served to them in a censored plater.

Yeah, he should have used an LED bulb! They're brighter, lol

America's military is the biggest socialist program on earth, one in every 2 dollars goes to feeding it. Beef production is also 90% subsidised, so is Fishing, Oil, and Wall Street. Trump spending over $100 million of our dollars on golf is also socialism, as is sending 5 billion a year to israel. Bull Shivic (Bolshevik, bull, civic- minded, demagogue), someone who gains political power by *appealing to people's emotion's instincts, & prejudices in a way that is considered manipulative & myopic; someone who incessantly reiterates the same petty complaints, until they are taken seriously* There are citizens with valid complaints & issues, but invariably the meeting will have to deal with some Bullshivic & his personal gripe of "supreme importance". America's is a People's Democratic Republic with a Constitutional document, just like China, Iran, N Korea, and the USSR. "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." George Orwell, 1984 The Reich Whinge are America's Authoritarian Communist Party.

Weren't they also in Grenada?

Yes, they tried to export socialism in other countries. That was one of their goals.

They also took part in the Ogaden War -- although this is a little less clear-cut, as this was a conflict between two communist countries. It does, however seem, that Cuba wanted to secure a socialist federation.

America's military is the biggest socialist program on earth, one in every 2 dollars goes to feeding it. Beef production is also 90% subsidised, so is Fishing, Oil, and Wall Street. Trump spending over $100 million of our dollars on golf is also socialism, as is sending 5 billion a year to israel. Bull Shivic (Bolshevik, bull, civic- minded, demagogue), someone who gains political power by *appealing to people's emotion's instincts, & prejudices in a way that is considered manipulative & myopic; someone who incessantly reiterates the same petty complaints, until they are taken seriously* There are citizens with valid complaints & issues, but invariably the meeting will have to deal with some Bullshivic & his personal gripe of "supreme importance". America's is a People's Democratic Republic with a Constitutional document, just like China, Iran, N Korea, and the USSR. "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." George Orwell, 1984 The Reich Whinge are America's Authoritarian Communist Party.

101 Logic.

Is that why the corporate funded bots who prop him up all post the same scripted affirmations? In classical rhetoric and logic, begging the question or assuming the conclusion is an informal fallacy that occurs when an argument's premises assume the truth of the conclusion, instead of supporting it. FYI, the corporations that fund Kirk have been taking taxpayer money for decades, they just don't want you getting any

@@uncannyvalley2350 I didn't go to university, and I even I can work out you're a loon.

i have noticed it so much on the right. So many people i dont like, but hey, what they say its either true or not, and there it doesnt matter if i like them as a person. On the left? maybe some of the most compassionate, truly or not, but i wouldnt side with them anyway, because they are wrong, and often their 'compassion' leads them to perdition and violence (so much its corrupted that these two things are connected...)

Left wing looney, 'Uncanny Valley' deleted comment and ran away. 😁

@@Apostate_ofmind Yours is a good comment. Just to expand on what you wrote. I'd use the example of Former President Donald Trump. Whether we like him or not, he's way better for America than Joe Biden.

College doesn't make people smart. Hardwork and a willingness to learn does

"College" is making our kids DUMBER!

Proof you don't need college to be an entertainer. Like most actors and comedians.

@@Chirpy_Squirrel whoever claimed you needed college to be an entertainer?

You must be kidding with that comment. You can't be associating intelligence with a college degree?? Lol

He's parenting rhetoric. I believe this one will be red-pilled soon.

He wasn’t name calling right. It wasn’t a discussion. “Calm” is subjective. Usually people mean there was no yelling involved. Here the young student may not have been yelling and may have appeared calm but the entire time he was trying to make Charlie look bad, make him look like he was making stuff up, by telling him to keep explaining with proof and examples of every little point he made. He never once argued any of his implied belief points, nor was he interested in doing so. He wasn’t yelling, or insulting, but he wasn’t interested in a conversation. He wanted to trap Charlie in a “gotcha” but failed because Charlie is very educated, and he gave up.

@@iamnobody9001 I think you just have a very negative mind and are trying to make way much more out of this than there really is. Nice try though, I hope you get better.

@@iamnobody9001 but isn't the whole point of a debate to try to make the other person "look bad", try to make the other person look like they don't know anything?!

Libs so often dissolve into name-calling, bomb-throwing, a barrage of vulgarity. Charlie may have indeed converted this kid right before our eyes.

@@ramborabbit9590 the kid didn’t want a discussion. He was trying to push Charlie into being unable to explain himself, instead of trying to combat his points himself, because he was unable to do so. He was banking charlie would make himself look dumb and pull a “you don’t know what you’re talking about” It’s not “negative” to point that out. It wasn’t a discussion, or a debate

😅😅 Good one!

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Perfect analogy!

Actually we did do 75 percent, it was called the Nuclear Age, and was America's most prosperous period other than Slavery. But I guess slavery is kind of socialism too ?

we tried 90% under FDR and ended up in the great depression

Shit I'm no where rich but I'm single and almost in the 30% bracket

@@johnnyllooddte3415 False. FDR came into office at the end of the Great Depression.

The Reich never does that Robert Mercer has used his financial data-driven background to tap into the political data economy by investing in outlets focused on targeted messaging. He has been vocal about his dislike for mainstream media, an opinion he shares with his former political advisor, Steve Bannon. With investments in Breitbart, the production company Glittering Steel, and an election management firm specializing in “psychographic” profiling, the Mercer’s are shaping how information is packaged and what information people receive. Guardian reporter, Carole Cadwalladr describes it as a “multi-million dollar propaganda network…waging war on mainstream media.” Mercer holds strong views on government spending, regulations, the environment, and civil rights. A former employee reported that Mercer wants to shrink the US government to this size of “pinhead,” and has funded right-wing think-tanks like the Heritage Foundation and the Heartland Institute, groups that “promote climate-science denial.” In 2011, Mercer donated one million dollars to the Conservative Party to be used on a series of television ads against the so-called “Ground Zero mosque.” It was reportedly the “biggest donation in Conservative Party history and believed to be the second biggest individual donation in New York electoral history.” In the ad, gubernatorial candidate Rick Lazio says, “New Yorkers have been through enough. Now a terrorist-sympathizing imam wants to build a $100 million mosque near ground zero. Where is this money coming from? Who’s really behind it?” Who is Rebekah Mercer? In 2016, a Politico article described her as “the most powerful woman in GOP politics.” Rebekah Mercer is a former investment banker who now runs the family’s philanthropic foundation. She also sits on the board of a number of organizations, including the staunchly conservative Heritage Foundation along with the New York Metropolitan Museum of History. In April 2017, journalist Eli Clifton revealed that “Mercer had been listed as a member of the board of governors” of the Gatestone Institute, described by Webby-award winning AlterNet news service as “a hub for anti-Muslim ideologues.” Gatestone has long opposed the immigration of Muslims to the West. Clifton reported that after LobeLog reached out to the organization, the website had scrubbed any mention of Mercer on its board. The younger Mercer ran the Trump super PAC, Make America Number 1, and pushed for the nominations of Jeff Sessions, John Bolton, and Gen. Michael Flynn. She introduced the Trump campaign to Kellyanne Conway and Steve Bannon. It was also reported that Mercer was a given a key role on the executive committee of Trump’s transition team. Reporters and journalists have noted that Mercer does not just hand out capital through the family’s foundation; she is also vocal about her views and plays an active role in strategizing how the money is to be used to influence policy decisions. Jane Mayer, Investigative journalist and writer for The New Yorker, stated that Mercer has been described as the “first lady of the Alt-Right.” An insider at Breitbart reported that Rebekah is heavily involved in Breitbart’s content: “she reads every story, and calls when there are grammatical errors or typos.” A 2016 Time article found that Breitbart “pushed racist, sexist, xenophobic, and anti-Semitic material into the vein of the alternative right.” Breitbart has published falsified claims about Muslims - like the debunked myth of “no-go zones.” It also gave voice to the unfounded accusation that American Muslim organizations and Democratic politicians are connected to the Muslim Brotherhood. Both Robert and Rebekah Mercer also served as “principal patrons” of Milo Yiannopoulos, a former Breitbart editor referred to as a “professional hatemonger,” whom Rebekah Mercer reportedly “loves.” Yiannopoulos has a history of anti-Muslim and racist comments. Glittering Steel, a company co-founded by Rebekah and Bannon, organized Yiannopoulos’ “Dangerous M*ggot” tour across U.S. college campuses. In 2017, Yiannopoulos made headlines following the resurfacing of comments he had made defending pedophilia, which later resulted in his departure from Breitbart. The Buzzfeed expose by Joe Bernstein, found that two weeks after leaving Breitbart, a wire transfer from Robert Mercer’s accountant was made to Yiannopoulos. A month or so after the Buzzfeed story broke, the Mercer’s publically “washed their hands of Milo,” The Atlantic reported. The Trump administration’s former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, whose appointment garnered applause from the American Nazi Party and the Klu Klux Klan (KKK), was the Mercer family’s longtime political advisor. Bannon, who helped the wealthy family direct its political spending, acknowledged the role the Mercers played in Trump’s campaign and election, stating, “The Mercers laid the groundwork for the Trump Revolution.” Further, Nick Patterson the former Renaissance employee who initially recruited Mercer to Renaissance stated, “In my view, Trump wouldn’t be President if not for Bob.” The Mercers invested millions of dollars into business and organizations that created a network and platform used to push for anti-establishment policies. Many of these involved Steve Bannon. Alongside many of these organizations’ anti-establishment pulse is a running theme of anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant animus. In 2007, Bannon drafted an outline of a three-part movie titled, “Destroying the Great Satan: The Rise of Islamic Fascism in America,” tracing “ the culture of intolerance” and the threat posed by “radical Muslims” and their “enablers among us” in America. In 2014, Bannon gave a talk at a Catholic think tank in Rome, saying “…we’re now, I believe, at the beginning stages of a global war against Islamic fascism.” There he also exhorted, “I believe you should take a very, very, very aggressive stance against radical Islam,” and praised how “our forefathers” kept Islam out of the “Judeo-Christian West.” Bannon sees an “existential war” between the West and “radical Islam,” and wants the Catholic Church to take a “militant” response. During his time in the White House, Bannon was reportedly one of the co-architects of the first Executive Order banning immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries, which many human rights and legal advocacy groups termed a “Muslim Ban.” Between 2008-2014, the family foundation gave the $1 million to the conservative think tank, The Heritage Foundation. In 2014, Heritage held a panel on the Benghazi controversy, featuring Frank Gaffney, Clare Lopez, and Brigitte Gabriel. The Center for American Progress (CAP) identifies Gaffney as one of the leading “misinformation experts” of the “Islamophobia network.” SPLC considers his organization, Center for Security Policy (for which Lopez works), an anti-Muslim hate group. SPLC also identifies Gaffney and Gabriel as “anti-Muslim extremists.” During the panel, Gaffney and Gabriel responded to a question posed by a Muslim woman, in what a Washington Post article described as the “ugly taunting of a woman in the room who wore an Islamic head covering.” Saba Ahmed, an American University law student, asked why Muslims weren’t represented on the panel, to which Gabriel responded “180 million to 300 million” Muslims are “dedicated to the destruction of Western civilization.” Further, she “drew a Hitler comparison: ‘Most Germans were peaceful, yet the Nazis drove the agenda and as a result, 60 million died.’” In December 2017, Heritage contracted Sebastian Gorka, a former adviser to Donald Trump, to deliver a “series of five foreign policy speeches to Heritage audiences.” Gorka has argued that the US is a “Christian nation, a Judeo-Christian nation,” and implied that accepting Muslim refugees would be “national suicide.” He supports racial profiling, calling it “common sense.” In early 2017, pictures were posted showing Gorka wearing a medal associated with a Hungarian group listed by the State Department as “having taken direction from Germany’s Nazi government during World War II.” The Nazi-linked group, Vitézi Rend, has claimed Gorka as a member. Between 2009-2011, Gorka wrote for the Gatestone Institute. He was also pals with Epstein, who Bannon Coached for an interview with 60 Minutes in 2019, Trump posthumously pardoned Epstein on his last day in office, and wanted to pardon Ghislaine as well. Manchin's wife owns the company that makes Hydroxychloroquine, Trump had Blackrock invest 300 million in their company when covid first broke out, the patent was "donated" to Epstein associate Bill Gates weeks before the creators committed "double suicide" Nothing to see here

That seems to be the case with a lot of these kids. They've been culturally indoctrinated, and seem to be acting a part to conform with this.

@@flabbybum9562 This is literally a disjointed bickering between a high schooler and an undergrad.

A straw man is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted, but instead replaced with a false one. One who engages in this fallacy is said to be "attacking a straw man".

@@uncannyvalley2350 I already knew what a strawman argument was but thanks I guess

Lol 😆 🤣

Me, I always let my Vet fix my car, and I wouldn't trust your kids with animals either

well said

America's military is the biggest socialist program on earth, one in every 2 dollars goes to feeding it. Beef production is also 90% subsidised, so is Fishing, Oil, and Wall Street. Trump spending over $100 million of our dollars on golf is also socialism, as is sending 5 billion a year to israel. Bull Shivic (Bolshevik, bull, civic- minded, demagogue), someone who gains political power by *appealing to people's emotion's instincts, & prejudices in a way that is considered manipulative & myopic; someone who incessantly reiterates the same petty complaints, until they are taken seriously* There are citizens with valid complaints & issues, but invariably the meeting will have to deal with some Bullshivic & his personal gripe of "supreme importance". America's is a People's Democratic Republic with a Constitutional document, just like China, Iran, N Korea, and the USSR. "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." George Orwell, 1984 The Reich Whinge are America's Authoritarian Communist Party.

Michael Parker, Ten Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, FL, 1992. Trump paid his parents a $3 million settlement. ....... Charles Bacon, Eleven $3 million, allegations of inter course, 1994, Trump Tower, NY, NY ........ Kevin Noll, Eleven Trump Tower, NY, NY. 1998. Settlement details unknown. ........ Rebecca Conway, Thirteen. Trump Vineyard Estates, Charlottesville, VA, 2012, $5 million settlement. ......... Maria Olivera, Twelve, Her family was paid $16 million to settle allegations of .... occurring in Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, FL, 1993. ......... Kelly Feuer, Twelve. $1 million settlement paid in 1989, allegations of forced intercourse, Trump Tower, NY, NY. . .......... Katie Johnson, 13, her video is right here on RU-vid Trump assaulted her at Epstein's NY Mansion in 1994 Five of the seven "alleged" incidents took place at two of Trump's best-known properties -- Trump Tower in New York City and Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, FL. The exception is incident No. 4, which is the most recent (2012) and took place at Albemarle Estate at Trump Winery. Donald and Eric Trump opened the facility as a bed-and-breakfast in May 2015. 3 boys and 4 girls, Katie Johnson was attacked at Epstein's NY Mansion in 94, he then bought a Mansion in Palm Beach from Epstein's Boss Les Wexner which he onsold to Russian Oligarch Dmitry Rybolovnev, for 3 times it's market value, which is money laundering. Katie's testimony is right here on You Tube, where she describes him as being a chronic germaphobe, which he is, and she had no reason to know. This is why he won't release his taxes and they won't get published. Steve Wiles N Carolina Randy Boning N Dokata Mark Fowley Florida Larry Craig Idaho Richard Curtis Washington Glenn Murphy Indiana Ralph Shorty Oklahoma Robert Bauman Maryland Keola Childs Hawaii Jim West Washington Roy Ashnurn California Robert Allen Florida Greg Davis Mississippi Bruce Barclay Pennsylvania Jim Kolbe Arizona Dennis Hastert Illinois Jim Jordan Ohio Roy Moore Chief Justice Wes Goodman Ohio Steve Crowder Canada George Nader Trump campaign Rudy Guiliani New York Alex Jones Infowars Roy Cohn New York Donald Trump New York Antonin Scalia Supreme Court Edgar J Hoover Director FBI Yeah, the Republiklan are totes not just closet gays subject to a mafia sexual blackmail ring

The founders of the CIA, FBI, DC and the designers of the Pentagon were all Catholic, so too Tucker Carlson, Beck, Hannity, Spicer, O'Reilly, Ingram, Pence, Hawley, Blasio, Manafort, Prince, Devos, Kavanuagh, Barrett, Gates, Fauci, Abbott, Manchin, Comey, Rogan, Jones, Dore, Kulinksi, Rubin, Pool, Peterson, Dice, Cernovich, Crowder, Molyneux, Fuentes, Yilanopouse, Pompeo, Spencer, Bolton, Abrams, Stone, Desantis, Bezos, Cuomo, Pelosi, Biden, Maddow, Hayes, Cooper, Toocy, McEnany, Collins, Rubio, Cruz, Gutfeld, Mattis, Richardson, Ryan, Huckabee, Gingrich, Sessions, Guiliani, Flynn, Bannon, Barr, Christie, Richardson, Melania, Kelly, Conway, Gionet, Johnson, May, Blair, Thatcher, Trudeau, Merkle, Tusk, Farage, Morgan, Cowell, Ventura, Bolsanaro, Putin, Posobiec, Corbett, Robinson, Woods, Icke, Camp, Duke, Kirk, Watson, Iverson, Ball, House. 7/9 Supreme Court Justices are Roman Pro life is a foundational Roman tenet. Mayer Rotschild sent sons to establish banking operations in London, Paris, Vienna, Frankfurt, and Naples. Baron is a title given by the Holy Roman Empire, it is also known as Fiehrer, or Fuehrer. Baron (Baron and Fuehrer are the same title) Mayer Amschel Rotschild (1744-1812), was a court factor to the German Landgraves of Hesse-Kassel in the Free City of Frankfurt, Holy Roman Empire, who established his banking business in the 1760s. Wikipedia Same year Boris Johnson's Great Grandad and Architect of the Armenian genocide Mustafa Ali Kemal sent Trump's Grandad Baron Don Von Drumph to America from Vienna Bavaria, Capital of the Holy Roman Empire. Same place Hitler, Stalin, Lenin, Trotsky, Orwell, Freud, and Boris Johnson's Great Grandad have lived and come from, as well as Einstein. Oil giants Shell and BP are planning for global temperatures to rise as much as 5°C by the middle of the century. The level is more than double the upper limit committed to by most countries in the world under the Paris Climate Agreement, which both companies publicly support. Oct 27, 2017 (BP and Shell expecting catastrophic 5°C global warming by 2050) Methane from Beef farming makes up 52% of all greenhouse gases, and is 90% subsidized subsidised. Banning Beef subsidies could stall climate change overnight, but guess who runs the Beef Racket... "If any one saith that true and natural water is not of necessity for baptism, and on that account wrests to some sort of metaphor those words of Our Lord Jesus Christ. 'Unless a man be born again of water and the Holy Ghost...' Let Him Be Anathama." -COUNCIL OF TRENT Sess VII Canon II On Baptism 1545AD Matthew 3:11: “I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance: but he that cometh after me is mightier than I, whose shoes I am not worthy to bear: he shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost, and with fire.” The fire in this passage refers to the fire or inspiration of the Holy Spirit. "Furthermore we declare we proclaim we define that it is absolutely necessary for salvation, that every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff" Pope Boniface VIII, "Unam Sanctam" (Rome 1302) "There is no graver offense than heresy... and therefore it must be rooted out with fire and sword" Catholic Encyclopedia volume 14 (1911): 767-768 "A heretic merits the pains of fire... by the Gospel, the canons, civil law and custom, heretics must be burned" American Textbook of Popery p164 (quoting from the directory for the Inquisitors) "The true baptism is not by water but fire." Prophyry of Tyre 300AD "The NWO will begin Sept 17th 2001 during Rosh Hashanah Feast of Trumpets, Resurrection of the Dead, the year 6000 of the Great Pyramid Calendar, in order to cleanse the Earth and Humanity in preparation for his Kingdom on Earth" British Israel Foundation memo 1922. "I propose an Aryan Semitic Alliance to create a superior Caucasian race" UK PM Benjamin Disraeli 1890 "Today I declare the Crusades won" General Edmunde Allenby upon capturing Jerusalem 1917 "But they want nothing but Palestine, because Palestine constitutes the geostrategic center of world control" Dr Nehum Goldmann, 1957, founder of the World Jewish Congress and President of the World Zionist Organization

unfortunately commies have a hell of a pr team.

Can we start calling them National Socialism and Marxist Socialism? Or something where kids will draw a comparison.

False. The Great Depression was ending as FDR came into office.

Great depression started before FDR came into office

@@Chirpy_Squirrel FDR was in office 1933-1945, great depression is generally considered to have ended 1939 at the earliest. Some argue that it ended in 1936 but that would mean that FDR didn't create the depression but instead just created yet another recession with an abysmal recovery during what should've been a period of strong growth which is even worse.

Bless you!!! Somebody else finally also said it! The far right is complete anarchy in it's truest form. Thank you!

As opposed to joining a cult propped up by Roman corporations and astrofurfing . . . Robert Mercer has used his financial data-driven background to tap into the political data economy by investing in outlets focused on targeted messaging. He has been vocal about his dislike for mainstream media, an opinion he shares with his former political advisor, Steve Bannon. With investments in Breitbart, the production company Glittering Steel, and an election management firm specializing in “psychographic” profiling, the Mercer’s are shaping how information is packaged and what information people receive. Guardian reporter, Carole Cadwalladr describes it as a “multi-million dollar propaganda network…waging war on mainstream media.” Mercer holds strong views on government spending, regulations, the environment, and civil rights. A former employee reported that Mercer wants to shrink the US government to this size of “pinhead,” and has funded right-wing think-tanks like the Heritage Foundation and the Heartland Institute, groups that “promote climate-science denial.” In 2011, Mercer donated one million dollars to the Conservative Party to be used on a series of television ads against the so-called “Ground Zero mosque.” It was reportedly the “biggest donation in Conservative Party history and believed to be the second biggest individual donation in New York electoral history.” In the ad, gubernatorial candidate Rick Lazio says, “New Yorkers have been through enough. Now a terrorist-sympathizing imam wants to build a $100 million mosque near ground zero. Where is this money coming from? Who’s really behind it?” Who is Rebekah Mercer? In 2016, a Politico article described her as “the most powerful woman in GOP politics.” Rebekah Mercer is a former investment banker who now runs the family’s philanthropic foundation. She also sits on the board of a number of organizations, including the staunchly conservative Heritage Foundation along with the New York Metropolitan Museum of History. In April 2017, journalist Eli Clifton revealed that “Mercer had been listed as a member of the board of governors” of the Gatestone Institute, described by Webby-award winning AlterNet news service as “a hub for anti-Muslim ideologues.” Gatestone has long opposed the immigration of Muslims to the West. Clifton reported that after LobeLog reached out to the organization, the website had scrubbed any mention of Mercer on its board. The younger Mercer ran the Trump super PAC, Make America Number 1, and pushed for the nominations of Jeff Sessions, John Bolton, and Gen. Michael Flynn. She introduced the Trump campaign to Kellyanne Conway and Steve Bannon. It was also reported that Mercer was a given a key role on the executive committee of Trump’s transition team. Reporters and journalists have noted that Mercer does not just hand out capital through the family’s foundation; she is also vocal about her views and plays an active role in strategizing how the money is to be used to influence policy decisions. Jane Mayer, Investigative journalist and writer for The New Yorker, stated that Mercer has been described as the “first lady of the Alt-Right.” An insider at Breitbart reported that Rebekah is heavily involved in Breitbart’s content: “she reads every story, and calls when there are grammatical errors or typos.” A 2016 Time article found that Breitbart “pushed racist, sexist, xenophobic, and anti-Semitic material into the vein of the alternative right.” Breitbart has published falsified claims about Muslims - like the debunked myth of “no-go zones.” It also gave voice to the unfounded accusation that American Muslim organizations and Democratic politicians are connected to the Muslim Brotherhood. Both Robert and Rebekah Mercer also served as “principal patrons” of Milo Yiannopoulos, a former Breitbart editor referred to as a “professional hatemonger,” whom Rebekah Mercer reportedly “loves.” Yiannopoulos has a history of anti-Muslim and racist comments. Glittering Steel, a company co-founded by Rebekah and Bannon, organized Yiannopoulos’ “Dangerous M*ggot” tour across U.S. college campuses. In 2017, Yiannopoulos made headlines following the resurfacing of comments he had made defending pedophilia, which later resulted in his departure from Breitbart. The Buzzfeed expose by Joe Bernstein, found that two weeks after leaving Breitbart, a wire transfer from Robert Mercer’s accountant was made to Yiannopoulos. A month or so after the Buzzfeed story broke, the Mercer’s publically “washed their hands of Milo,” The Atlantic reported. The Trump administration’s former Chief Strategist Steve Bannon, whose appointment garnered applause from the American Nazi Party and the Klu Klux Klan (KKK), was the Mercer family’s longtime political advisor. Bannon, who helped the wealthy family direct its political spending, acknowledged the role the Mercers played in Trump’s campaign and election, stating, “The Mercers laid the groundwork for the Trump Revolution.” Further, Nick Patterson the former Renaissance employee who initially recruited Mercer to Renaissance stated, “In my view, Trump wouldn’t be President if not for Bob.” The Mercers invested millions of dollars into business and organizations that created a network and platform used to push for anti-establishment policies. Many of these involved Steve Bannon. Alongside many of these organizations’ anti-establishment pulse is a running theme of anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant animus. In 2007, Bannon drafted an outline of a three-part movie titled, “Destroying the Great Satan: The Rise of Islamic Fascism in America,” tracing “ the culture of intolerance” and the threat posed by “radical Muslims” and their “enablers among us” in America. In 2014, Bannon gave a talk at a Catholic think tank in Rome, saying “…we’re now, I believe, at the beginning stages of a global war against Islamic fascism.” There he also exhorted, “I believe you should take a very, very, very aggressive stance against radical Islam,” and praised how “our forefathers” kept Islam out of the “Judeo-Christian West.” Bannon sees an “existential war” between the West and “radical Islam,” and wants the Catholic Church to take a “militant” response. During his time in the White House, Bannon was reportedly one of the co-architects of the first Executive Order banning immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries, which many human rights and legal advocacy groups termed a “Muslim Ban.” Between 2008-2014, the family foundation gave the $1 million to the conservative think tank, The Heritage Foundation. In 2014, Heritage held a panel on the Benghazi controversy, featuring Frank Gaffney, Clare Lopez, and Brigitte Gabriel. The Center for American Progress (CAP) identifies Gaffney as one of the leading “misinformation experts” of the “Islamophobia network.” SPLC considers his organization, Center for Security Policy (for which Lopez works), an anti-Muslim hate group. SPLC also identifies Gaffney and Gabriel as “anti-Muslim extremists.” During the panel, Gaffney and Gabriel responded to a question posed by a Muslim woman, in what a Washington Post article described as the “ugly taunting of a woman in the room who wore an Islamic head covering.” Saba Ahmed, an American University law student, asked why Muslims weren’t represented on the panel, to which Gabriel responded “180 million to 300 million” Muslims are “dedicated to the destruction of Western civilization.” Further, she “drew a Hitler comparison: ‘Most Germans were peaceful, yet the Nazis drove the agenda and as a result, 60 million died.’” In December 2017, Heritage contracted Sebastian Gorka, a former adviser to Donald Trump, to deliver a “series of five foreign policy speeches to Heritage audiences.” Gorka has argued that the US is a “Christian nation, a Judeo-Christian nation,” and implied that accepting Muslim refugees would be “national suicide.” He supports racial profiling, calling it “common sense.” In early 2017, pictures were posted showing Gorka wearing a medal associated with a Hungarian group listed by the State Department as “having taken direction from Germany’s Nazi government during World War II.” The Nazi-linked group, Vitézi Rend, has claimed Gorka as a member. Between 2009-2011, Gorka wrote for the Gatestone Institute. He was also pals with Epstein, who Bannon Coached for an interview with 60 Minutes in 2019, Trump posthumously pardoned Epstein on his last day in office, and wanted to pardon Ghislaine as well. Manchin's wife owns the company that makes Hydroxychloroquine, Trump had Blackrock invest 300 million in their company when covid first broke out, the patent was "donated" to Epstein associate Bill Gates weeks before the creators committed "double suicide" Nothing to see here

as he was programmed to

Name the last Democrat you voted for.

So much virtue signalling, Jesus wept. Michael Parker, Ten Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, FL, 1992. Trump paid his parents a $3 million settlement. ....... Charles Bacon, Eleven $3 million, allegations of inter course, 1994, Trump Tower, NY, NY ........ Kevin Noll, Eleven Trump Tower, NY, NY. 1998. Settlement details unknown. ........ Rebecca Conway, Thirteen. Trump Vineyard Estates, Charlottesville, VA, 2012, $5 million settlement. ......... Maria Olivera, Twelve, Her family was paid $16 million to settle allegations of .... occurring in Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, FL, 1993. ......... Kelly Feuer, Twelve. $1 million settlement paid in 1989, allegations of forced intercourse, Trump Tower, NY, NY. . .......... Katie Johnson, 13, her video is right here on RU-vid Trump assaulted her at Epstein's NY Mansion in 1994 Five of the seven "alleged" incidents took place at two of Trump's best-known properties -- Trump Tower in New York City and Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, FL. The exception is incident No. 4, which is the most recent (2012) and took place at Albemarle Estate at Trump Winery. Donald and Eric Trump opened the facility as a bed-and-breakfast in May 2015. 3 boys and 4 girls, Katie Johnson was attacked at Epstein's NY Mansion in 94, he then bought a Mansion in Palm Beach from Epstein's Boss Les Wexner which he onsold to Russian Oligarch Dmitry Rybolovnev, for 3 times it's market value, which is money laundering. Katie's testimony is right here on You Tube, where she describes him as being a chronic germaphobe, which he is, and she had no reason to know. This is why he won't release his taxes and they won't get published. Steve Wiles N Carolina Randy Boning N Dokata Mark Fowley Florida Larry Craig Idaho Richard Curtis Washington Glenn Murphy Indiana Ralph Shorty Oklahoma Robert Bauman Maryland Keola Childs Hawaii Jim West Washington Roy Ashnurn California Robert Allen Florida Greg Davis Mississippi Bruce Barclay Pennsylvania Jim Kolbe Arizona Dennis Hastert Illinois Jim Jordan Ohio Roy Moore Chief Justice Wes Goodman Ohio Steve Crowder Canada George Nader Trump campaign Rudy Guiliani New York Alex Jones Infowars Roy Cohn New York Donald Trump New York Antonin Scalia Supreme Court Edgar J Hoover Director FBI Yeah, the Republiklan are totes not just closet gays subject to a mafia sexual blackmail ring

They do strongly correlate.

Yep and the fact that Mussolini was a Marxist-Socialist who only added Nationalism to the mix when he saw the patriotism of Italian soldiers in the First World War, thus establishing Roman-style Fascism.

National socialism was awesome. Spain had it and it was an awesome time, Spain is poor now under capitalism.

@@hannannah1uk And his socialism was an overwhelming success, when families were starving in the capitalist countries during the Great Depression, Italy emerged through it almost completely unscathed. Fascism/National socialism differs from both communism and capitalism in that it is superior to both in terms of the prosperity it brings people.

America's military is the biggest socialist program on earth, one in every 2 dollars goes to feeding it. Beef production is also 90% subsidised, so is Fishing, Oil, and Wall Street. Trump spending over $100 million of our dollars on golf is also socialism, as is sending 5 billion a year to israel. Bull Shivic (Bolshevik, bull, civic- minded, demagogue), someone who gains political power by *appealing to people's emotion's instincts, & prejudices in a way that is considered manipulative & myopic; someone who incessantly reiterates the same petty complaints, until they are taken seriously* There are citizens with valid complaints & issues, but invariably the meeting will have to deal with some Bullshivic & his personal gripe of "supreme importance". America's is a People's Democratic Republic with a Constitutional document, just like China, Iran, N Korea, and the USSR. "The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." George Orwell, 1984 The Reich Whinge are America's Authoritarian Communist Party.

@@Isidore_de_Sevilla how else are you going to fund your staged war?

Corporate astroturfing at its best. Why do you think the Cons all look like Cons? Because only a Con would buy into such an obvious scam

@@uncannyvalley2350 I don't even know what you're talking about right now, if I'm being completely honest with you, lol.

@@darkaquatus I'm agreeing with you. Turning Point is corporate funded propaganda

My uncle left high school at an early age to put food on the table for his mother, brothers and sisters after his father died. Today? He is an extremely wealthy man. He went to work as an electricians apprentice... worked his way up to where he now owns a large company and employs over two hundred people... myself included. He is also one of the most generous people you'll ever meet. No college degree... no high school degree. Yet, the man is brilliant. Hmmmm... I wonder what this college kid would think about that? 🤔

Devout socialist with about four mansions ..... quite the icon.