Death cult when you're commanding your cultists to refuse to accept medical treatment. Terrorist death cult when you're driving them to do violence in the leader's name.
I have noticed it's usually the Democrats coming up with ideas and the Republicans just end up bitching and whining about the Democrats' ideas, no matter how milquetoast the ideas are.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
Annnd, many who purchased that red hat, also purchased and ingested in significant amounts, a known toxin (horse wormer) rather than receive a vaccine for free.
@@cremelynn6339, if you're looking for a fascist wannabe strongman who was a completely ineffective president, then Trump is your man. Few traditional Republicans could compete with him in that regard. He is driving the party off a cliff so perhaps that appeals to you as well. As far as "radical" is concerned -- look in the mirror and you'll see one staring back at you.
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@@mrvlsmrv Friedrich Schleiermacher's approach to Christianity established two important principles that were to have great impact. First, there was his disengagement of the content of faith from historical witness to events which could have a controlling or guiding result. This led to the second principle, the implicit notion that one could legitimately detach Christianity from its historic matrix of Scripture, creed, and doctrine and still have a valid claim to being a Christian. What Schleiermacher accomplished in reality was to promulgate a new religion altogether, while calling it "Christianity." -- Richard Terrell, Resurrecting the Third Reich
Using their own strategy against them by a monster of their own doing could be the epitome of Karma coming for the party of family values, law and order.
Beau was really interesting today. I actually wrote a few of his quotes down. I like how he describes the Democratic Party as a coalition, and for that reason it’s hard to achieve unity. And his definition of the Republican Party is on the mark. New ideas vs No ideas. Tradition vs Progress. Fear vs Hope. Beau does such a great job breaking things down and making things simple. He never fails to teach me something I didn’t know before. And I feel sort of honored to stand with him as we all try to live and push through these tumultuous times.
I truly agree with you Levon his perceptive insight to our political environment and humanity is invaluable. I only wish that more people on a larger scale would visit and subscribe to his concepts speaking. Then perhaps we could see the infestation of new ideas into our political environment that could change our future from our past. The success of America during the revolutionary war what is directly associated with Our willingness to adapt to small group scale warfare aside from the tactics of the British full frontal attacks. Either we adapt to a new way of thinking or we shall be doom to defeat as the British empire over the lowly colonial settlers of 1776.
@@hushmoney2058 Well the pandemic is definitely what one would call a tumultuous event and the GOP really screwed that up. Literally tens of thousands would still be alive today if the Dems had been in power. Of that I am convinced!
Heres the thing with me: I think a lot of concepts from my grandpa's time make sense - half the population not working and focusing on raising kids and being active in the community, people getting paid enough to have a house and a family car, the rich getting taxed some 75%, social security when you retire.... The only distinction is I don't care about what the color or gender of the people in the society is. Now you'd think that would make me a conservative, but nowadays people say that makes me a radical socialist.
I love the right wingers who accused liberals of being a hivemind then default to "their eating their own" whenever there's a difference of policy position among democrats. The hivemind irony is too palpable for me to not laugh at.
Remember that these are the folks who came up with the "triggered snowflake" insult while simultaneously being some of the most easily enraged, most privileged people on the planet.
That's partly just a feature of "othering." Any "othered" group, or outgroup, is viewed as all the same. You catch people doing it all the time, mostly white to nonwhite people (but negative stereotypy is a game that all can play 😡). Then said people get offended when you point out they're thinking in a racist way. "It's just the truth!" 🤦 Human groups always have internal subgroups and contradictions. What I worry about is the fact that they're willing to other us so severely that they consider us to be not-quite-individuals... because that boils down to dehumanizing us a bit. Most humans have to dehumanize people extensively before they can engage in massacres of them...
Republicans don't stand for anything except enriching the rich. They've done everything they claim to stand against, and have not upheld what they used to claim to stand for. They have no morals, no ethics, no policies. They just use culture war to manipulate the pigs that feed from their trough. They want to eradicate democracy and install a dictator, that's fascism, not just a playground insult.
To debunk John Smith (who was silly enough to admit they are a paid republican troll, and for that reason I never reply directly to anyone I even suspect of trolling), I am replying instead to OP.. Here are the 14 Characteristics of Fascism (Interestingly, John has supported all of them at some point). 1. Powerful and Continuing Nationalism - Fascist regimes tend to make constant use of patriotic mottos, slogans, symbols, songs, and other paraphernalia. Flags are seen everywhere, as are flag symbols on clothing and in public displays. 2. Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights - Because of fear of enemies and the need for security, the people in fascist regimes are persuaded that human rights can be ignored in certain cases because of "need." The people tend to look the other way or even approve of torture, summary executions, assassinations, long incarcerations of prisoners, and the like. 3. Identification of Enemies/Scapegoats as a Unifying Cause - The people are rallied into a unifying patriotic frenzy over the need to eliminate a perceived common threat or foe: racial, ethnic or religious minorities; liberals; communists; socialists, terrorists, and the like. 4. Supremacy of the Military - Even when there are widespread domestic problems, the military is given a disproportionate amount of government funding, and the domestic agenda i s neglected. Soldiers and military service are glamorized. 5. Rampant Sexism - The governments of fascist nations tend to be almost exclusively male-dominated. Under fascist regimes, traditional gender roles are made more rigid. Opposition to abortion is high, as is homophobia and anti-gay legislation and national policy. 6. Controlled Mass Media - Sometimes the media are directly controlled by the government, but in other cases, the media are indirectly controlled by government regulation, or sympathetic media spokespeople and executives. Censorship, especially in war time, is very common. 7. Obsession with National Security - Fear is used as a motivational tool by the government over the masses. 8. Religion and Government are Intertwined - Governments in fascist nations tend to use the most common religion in the nation as a tool to manipulate public opinion. Religious rhetoric and terminology is common from government leaders, even when the major tenets of the religion are diametrically opposed to the government's policies or actions. 9. Corporate Power is Protected - The industrial and business aristocracy of a fascist nation often are the ones who put the government leaders into power, creating a mutually beneficial business/government relationship and power elite. 10. Labor Power is Suppressed - Because the organizing power of labor is the only real threat to a fascist government, labor unions are either eliminated entirely, or are severely suppressed . 11. Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts - Fascist nations tend to promote and tolerate open hostility to higher education and academia. It is not uncommon for professors and other academics to be censored or even arrested. Free expression in the arts is openly attacked and governments often refuse to fund the arts. 12. Obsession with Crime and Punishment - Under fascist regimes, the police are given almost limitless power to enforce laws. The people are often willing to overlook police abuses and even forego civil liberties in the name of patriotism. There is often a national police force with virtually unlimited power in fascist nations. 13. Rampant Cronyism and Corruption - Fascist regimes almost always are governed by groups of friends and associates who appoint each other to government positions and use governmental power and authority to protect their friends from accountability. It is not uncommon in fascist regimes for national resources and even treasures to be appropriated or even outright stolen by government leaders. 14. Fraudulent Elections - Sometimes elections in fascist nations are a complete sham. Other times elections are manipulated by smear campaigns against or even assassination of opposition candidates, use of legislation to control voting numbers or political district boundaries, and manipulation of the media. Fascist nations also typically use their judiciaries to manipulate or control elections.
@@roofdogblues7400 _"Republicans don't stand for anything except enriching the rich."_ To be fair to republicans, and we should be, they *also* stand for all of the various forms of bigotry.
Conservatism was never supposed to be regressive. It was never supposed to be anti progress. IMO true conservatism, in the Burke-ian sense of the word, was about caution. It was about slowing down. Looking before you leap. A real conservative would look at someone wearing a "Move fast and break things" t shirt and ask them to pay attention to the things that might break. Because some of those things took centuries and a whole lot of blood, sweat and tears to build. Hell, by that definition, I'd say a lot of the people watching this channel (me included) are conservatives! The GOP is conservative in name only. What they are, what they really are, is theocratic fascists. Edit: Goodness, I did not expect so many responses! I wish I could reply to all of you individually but his will have to suffice I'm afraid: "Thank you all and be safe out there."
Fantastic video. I would furthermore add that the republican party is also made up of the religious evangelicals and ultra rich who also benefit from the policies that are defended and preserved to keep their monetary privileges.
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@Speaksoftly Not to mention trump and Marky Zucks had frequent and clandestine dinners. Simultaneously, conservative talking points and anti-left wing disinformation is promoted on FB and to a lesser, but still notice-able extent, here on YT.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
@@cremelynn6339 Trump was the most radical of all politicians. He clearly stated he was in it only for himself and you still thought that was a good idea.
I don't know who came up with this one but here it is. Democrats see the son of a gardener and see a potential doctor or lawyer or Senator or even President. Republicans see their gardener's son and can only see their son's gardener.
Trumpism makes total sense in the Republican party. Go back far enough and eventually you end up with cavemen screeching and throwing crap at everyone else.
@@Desert_Rogue_Tanker Healthcare Infrastructure jobs Pre k Community College Affordable housing Tax cuts for middle class Yeah, you're right. They're not offering anything. What are Republicans doing for you? Giving tax cuts to Americans who can afford their own space programs.
@@hushmoney2058 ask southern California how that "energy independence" is working for them 🤔 You do know that this is the only habitable planet we have, right???
@@billpool1217 jackass, it's abundantly clear you don't pay attention to what you paid in taxes or even looked at the rates before and or after Trump cuz if you did you'd see a reduction in your tax rate that you paid but since you are either blind and or willfully ignoring it I will assume that you're willfully ignorant of that. Healthcare was better off before Obamacare jacking up prices of premiums.what I also find funny is that you are probably blissfully ignorant of the roughly $50k each death that the hospital gets for covid-19 and why they're pushing a "vaccine" for chinese biological weapon that was funded by fauci and the obama administration.not to mention the fanatical push for the "vaccine" that's making those big pharma companies billions through taxmoney. Not to mention a push for a digital dollar that would enable the government to deny,and surveil what you and can buy.you certainly wouldn't want fascists to tell you what you can and cannot do with your money if that democrat proposal goes through your money won't be your own anymore
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That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
The problem with the Democratic Party is that they never have the strength to actually enact most of these ideas. Compare how the Republican Senate has pushed through their agenda (tax cuts for the rich and corporations, appointment of right wing judges, obstruction of anything the Dems want) during the past 6 years. Compare that to what is going on with the Democrats today. If two Republican Senators would be too terrified to hold up their party's agenda.
@@mervyngreene6687 true, but I feel the tide has begun to shift in the Dems party. Progressives just 5 Years ago Were belittled in the media and weren’t taking it seriously as we are now. Corporatism has had a massive stranglehold since the 80s, and before, but if you notice that is something we’re done looking at in a wholesome light and we are holding it up for the world to see that we’re not going to stand for that ideology any longer.
@@isaacj.elliott2137 @creme whatever is likely a Russian bot that gets paid by the number of replies they get-just so you know what their motivations truly are
Those good old days Republicans long for refer to the post WWII days when this country was it's most liberal. And the current times they hate so much is the post Reagan era.Era. 45 years of conservatism gave us this mess.
@John Smith And we can also have the women with any modicum of self-respect and ability to think for themselves. Also, you can have the feminists. They're cultists just like you... it's just a different cult.
@@rachelpontillas5901 No, they aren't. You can claim that all you like, but reality disagrees. What you described has a word: egalitarian. I am one. Feminists are not. Feminists are interested in raising up women, not equality of sexes/genders. This includes putting women ahead of men, pushing for an equal number of women in places where the inequal numbers might be explained by differences in gender, and in solving problems that they can't demonstrate exist, like the "gender wage gap" which doesn't take into account what kind of fields men and women enter and _want_ to enter. AOC belongs to an organization that has a rule requiring that there be a minimum of 50% women on the board. There is, so far as I can tell, no rule requiring there be a minimum of 50% men. That's feminism, not egalitarianism. That's the difference between the two, right there. (Note, this is not a comment on AOC in any way. I was curious about the organization and I found this rule irritating. Also, I might be slightly misrepresenting the rule, but the concept is there. Minimums for some people who are not men, and none for men.) Here's another. I've heard multiple times that we need more women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) fields. Why? I mean, if women want to be in STEM, they should be allowed, and they shouldn't feel uncomfortable or discouraged. I'm all for that. I am _not_ for pushing for women to be in STEM simply because there's an inequality of genders in STEM... unless or until someone can demonstrate that an equal number of women want to _be_ in STEM.
Right you are thay what to go back to the days of kings and queens and have all the power and money and control over people note from a future sharecropper serf if you don't have millions in the bank you probably won't be part of the kings courtroom
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Also, the older you are the more likely you are to view the past with rose tinted spectacles. It's human nature to remember the good parts of your youth and forget the worst.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
FWIW, Creme Lynn is not a legit poster and is only interested in trolling and sowing division. Hence no actual responses, to numerous comments directed to them specifically. From their channel page: Stats Joined Jun 18, 2021 Description Я из Чикаго, Иллинойс, Соединенные Штаты Америки. Я люблю яблочный пирог и бейсбол. Капитализм - это здорово! Гордый владелец оружия. К черту этих русских коммунистов!
I hope you're right about having to create policy. I remember when the GOP DID have policy debates. Remember Jack Kemp? Enterprise zones? Remember when a carbon tax was a republican idea? Remember when Mitch Romney championed Obamacare before Obama? We need a loyal opposition and valid ideas on the right, and we're not going to get that from a fascist cult voter base.
I recently watched the movie "Gaslight". One of the most subtle, insidious gaslights of them all is to say "they are all the same". That phrase gaslights EVERYBODY!
Yep! I always tell them that they're comparing apples to elephants when they say the two parties are the same today. It's always funny to see they come back with say "the Democrats are worse"....lol They never noticed that they are contradicting themselves. 🤔
I just watched about 12 of your videos, your channel is what I have been looking for for a few months now lol. Very simple and to the point. I started taking up singing again during this pandemic and I have forgotten EVERYTHING I learned in school, back in the 70s and 80s lol. I played several different wind and string instruments and took chorus classes in High school, but over time, I forgot it ALL lol. Thank you for doin these videos for us, and I hope you have a wonderful week.
republicans can proudly call themselves patriots while swinging a confederate flag. Their complete lack of self awareness is their strength, because they don't have to worry about irony, hypocrisy, or even policy, because they got the guns.
@@hitchensghost Then let them learn the hard way - that they're not the only ones with guns. ". . .they got the guns, but. . .we got the numbers. . ." Jim Morrison/The Doors
The crazy part is, the country was better off economically because we had stronger Socialist systems back then. Some examples of Socialist systems: Public Education, Public Roads and Highways, Labor Unions, Social Security and Social Disability (the names are no mistake), Occupational Safety and Health Administration, National Parks and Recreation, etc.
We also had a much higher income tax placed upon those with the most wealth- Unions which insured for a single workingmen could support a spouse a family on her house and a car on-time payments and still have enough money to buy Christmas presents or take a two week vacation each year.
@@BobSmith-tg5lg I'm a dummy too. I think socialism is an ideal. I think this comment is about social systems. You are the Supreme Authority on every subject. Clue me in. I get so confused. Your words often have that effect on me.
@@cheryllunn2827 We all contribute and all use those public entities. Her brand of socialism is one in which government decides who gets what and from whom. Big difference. No charge for today's lesson.
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@@Critic115 Yeah, was about to say that. Genghis Khan did a whole lot of damage during his conquering phase, but honestly set up an imperial legacy in the same magnitude as Rome. We might not agree the ends justified the means, but the man had serious long term goals in mind beyond just his lifetime.
@@dynamicworlds1 socialism is a pretty big tent technically any "anti-capitalist" can apply but you are correct in National-Socialism being a misnomer because the social programs were at the expense of non germans which is the point. they were against "jewish capitalism" not capitalism in general. they did not have a problem with people making absurd amounts of money as long as they had direct hands on germanys industry. all this being said they calling themselves "national-socialist" is not a lie because that is what they were and that thing is distinct from both nationalism and socialism.
@@nfboogaard no but not entirely wrong. fascism came out of Italy. It is complicated but technically fascism is right wing but not exclusively. one has to remember right and left are about economics. there have been a lot of dictators in the world both right and left. nazis occupy a strange place in the broader fascist movement because most fascist made alliances with business people and the churches the latter part of that seperates the nazis because they were against christianity though they pretended to be for it early on. on the right left scale they were in the middle. now because you were responding to a statement about conservatism. I will give my opinion. Conservatism is not what it used to be, and consequentially that undermines the notion that there are still conservatives today. what people forget about the fascist movement, is that it was a responce to the communist takeover of Russia. effectively people became so paranoid about the militant left that they handed their countries over to the Frankos and Mussolini's of the world.
@@nfboogaard If anything, it would rather have been the other way around, as Mussolini came to power in Italy as early as 1922. At that point in time, Hitler and his party hadn't come off of the ground yet, other than among disgruntled war veterans in Bavaria. I'm not even sure Mussolini even knew who Hitler was at that point in time. And if he did, I doubt he felt particularly inspired by him, to put it that way. Most likely, he would have thought of him as a weird, provincial figure unworthy of his attention.
What "gets" me is that the GQP seems more interested in blowing up the system on order to get into/stay in power than bothering to come up with ideas that have broad current popular appeal.
To me, the Republican party has always been synonymous with selfishness, money being more important than everything else & whiteness. I have tried to have conversations with my friends that are Republicans about the values of the Republican party, with an open mind & an ear to listen but I always walk away thinking that at it's core, to be Republican the almighty dollar is king.. everything else is negotiable-the environment, moral and social justice, caring for children, the sick, elderly or the poor...none of it matters really & especially if it will negatively effect their income. Everything has a price & to me, that is horrible.
This pretty much proved true when the pandemic first started. They screamed that you can't close anything. No concern of people sick and dying. Just money lost. People and their health far outweigh money to me. I do recognize that there is a tricky balance between both. Republicans seemed to only be concerned with the money side of the equation.
My ex husband and I argued endlessly over helping people, I’m Democrat he’s Republican. His take was always “who’s gonna pay for it?” I don’t have the knowledge to answer that but I think there are plenty who do. Btw, there’s lots of reasons he’s an ex, that was just one Yeah he voted for orange poophead.
I would argue that the Democratic party is also based on traditions. Traditions of empathy & love. Traditions of CARING...about each other, the earth, other creatures, a healthy environment & society
They once long ago ran on policies. As an Independent I remember Reagan wanted Universal Healthcare and I voted for him. Unfortunately, he was also in the pockets of Wall Street, so that was quietly abandoned after he was elected. And, we had recession during both his terms. So, moral of story....Never trust a republican!!
Evolution and progress has been what has moved humanity forward, so it makes sense that the party that wants to actually reject the theory evolution would also stand in the way of progress.
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A relative of mine once told me how impressed he was that McConnell could get his whole party to vote with him while no Dem could do that; described it like soldiers following orders. At the time I had recently switched to Democrat, and the idea of everyone 'falling in line' to vote with the one person who had a bigger title was the opposite of what I wanted to hear. I realized then that what far too many in my family see as 'teamwork' is obedience. Idk why it took me so long to realize it, but I'll always remember that that was the moment I realized what I look for in leadership is the opposite of them. I want leaders who have to fight to find better solutions, not ones that just sign onto party doctrine, but those who have to compare facts and consider multiple options for how to proceed.
The platform of the GOP is why I say the threat that "those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it," is wrong. The real threat comes from those who DO remember the past, but are content with repeating it.
i mean...thats kind of the point here - the version of the past they "remember" never actually happened... and thats why they want to repeat it... thats part of that saying
i just read a comment from someone who said Trump could have been a blessing in disguise. Yes, exactly like losing weight because you have a tapeworm is a blessing in disguise.
Well, it's at least a positive spin on a negative situation. I had a tapeworm, but on the plus side, I managed to lose those last few pounds I wanted to lose.
When I entered college in 1962, the rate of taxation on people earning over $200K per year was 91%. The top rate now is 37%. In 1962, there was a free community college within a few miles of many people's homes--indeed, having one was a serious plus for property values. Thank about it. How much further ahead we might be if we indeed invest our tax dollars to "make America great again" or "build back better"--I don't honestly care what it's called, just DO IT already so we can get on with our lives.
I wish conservatives would just go back to a time when they were just a regular terrible party, instead of a cult loving group of conspiracy theorists. I guess maybe they were always this underneath the layers and merely hid it prior to electing the lunatic. I used to see them as mostly terrible with just a small shred of decency. Now, they are just all terrible.
Im glad to be part of a party that doesnt fall in line. I know we look messy and theres a lot of infighting, but we dont ignore our truths no matter how they vary, and those w/o truth will find facism. I wouldnt want to blindly follow anyone anywhere. I prefer liberty and democracy, both require being willing to grope and fail so that you can learn and mature.
Lindsay Graham who, occasionally, is pretty frank about the failings of the GOP when you get a few drinks in him said "If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed ... and we will deserve it." It just didn't happen the way he may have thought it would.
**sigh** and that's why we have such a hard time passing legislation ... because we're too broad in our beliefs. All the republican party needs to do is keep saying "no".
Passing a consensus legislation is supposed to be hard. It will most likely be fair as possible. Do some historical searches on hammering out the Constitution and you'll really see the turmoil of getting things done. I'd much rather have this back and forth instead if being dictated to and following in lockstep.
@@kathrynpupos9103 That desire is all well and good.. until we can't get anything passed to save ourselves from, ourselves. We can keep talking about climate change, but not doing _anything_ about it until it's too late. How is that "preferred"?
Learn some American history... The confederation that copied the Iroquois League government... Tried to work by consensus, literally got nothing done, and Americans abandoned it in favor of the 51% vote doing something. Now we just allow politicians to say they would have a temper tantrum and speak for indefinite time, and we literally ignore the constitution and do nothing. Filibustering is literally unconstitutional. And now they don't even speak, just say they would throw a tantrum, and that's allowed as an excuse to do nothing. Its pathetic, unconstitutional and not actually a law, because it is unconstitutional.
Because they've never been the "godfearing option" they claim to be. They saw that Evangelicals were an easy sway to their party, so they courted them hard. It was never about God or the Bible or whatever; it was about *power.*
as a nonbeliever I've never seen such hatefulness and deceit as I see in those "godfearing" people. ... some of those have been people I would not want my kids to emulate... especially all those televangelists sitting in their mansions while those who tune in each week eat up the sermons as they starve... sad to be that brainwashed
Edit: Public service reminder:check out Russian bot- Crem Lynns channel on the about tab. The conservatives would argue differently, but yes, you’re correct. When death is somehow magically taken out of the picture, (ie “we’re going to be raptured away”) the sociopathic tendencies become strong.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
@@Andrea.1tree that has always been one of my biggest problems with religion. It takes away personal responsibility and answering for your atrocities. The “I only answer to the man upstairs”, “only god can judge me” and “I’ll have to answer for it one day” mentality. They believe that god will forgive them so no matter what, their actions are justified and they are above the law. If I do something wrong to someone, I have to make amends to that person. I have to make the effort to make it right. They just have to speak to their invisible friend (themselves) and ask if they’re forgiven. (And what narcissistic person like that wouldn’t forgive themselves 😒). There’s no accountability for them.
Thank you,💜 You are helping build stability, sanity and logical common sense in this very grifted and confused country. Muting fear based lies that are only destroying our country is what needs to happen!! Responsibility and accountability in our government must become a REALITY to save our democracy. Thank You!!💜
*HOW ABOUT (power to the people):* INSTEAD OF WAITING TO VOTE OUT SOMEONE, what if you could get say 75% of the people in their district to *ISSUE a '''CENSUR!'''* In other words the people could eliminate the problem without impeachment or waiting for the next election. A REP that is so bad that the state & district would rather forfeit it's vote. .
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
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Good video. However, I think that the big donors behind the GOP do have a platform. They just do not want to share it because most people would learn that it hurts them.What Trump as President followed was the platform the Libertarian Party had in 1980. The biggest GOP{ donor is David Koch, who was the VP candidate for the Libertarian Party that year. What the Freedom Caucus follows is that Libertarian platform, as ddi the Tea Party wing of the GOP.
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Something else about going back to the time of Leave It To Beaver--the people who remember that are dying out (literally) and there is no emotional connection to that time for their children and grandchildren. They need another selling point, which they don't have lol.
@@procopiusaugustus6231 I'm a boomer also. What Donna Reed "societal norms" would we want to go back to? Jim Crow was a societal norm at the time. Women getting paid less for working the same job as a man was a societal norm at the time. A woman not being able to get a credit card using her own social security number (even if she worked) was a societal norm at the time (that didn't change until 1974). I can't speak for all boomers, of course, but I for one don't want to go back to Donna Reed land. The world as a whole is different than it was then so we can't go back anyway.
@@coolaunt516 I agree. The past is always worse. Progress however requires change and a lot of the things you mentioned have changed a lot almost more than can be assimilated. Most, certainly not all, boomers grew up in relatively stable two parent households where dad went to work and mom stayed home. Consequently there was a feeling of security that gave us the freedom to experiment and rebel knowing somehow that boring old GI mom and dad will always be there. Now we’re old and the old rules and systems don’t apply. I don’t want to return there but the sepia lens is ingrained in our National mythology. This is the appeal the GQP exploits.
I vaguely recall seeing what might have been reruns of that show on vacuum-tube-filled TVs - between clips of fighting in Vietnam. I also wished I could have been in *that* place instead of my then-current nightmare of a childhood - either the world of Beaver, or the world of ‘Nam. *Both* of those places would have been easier to cope with!
Yes i say, lets take them back then........... all way back to the time of FDR and the tax rate at that time, i think we can all agree to that; no matter what kind of democrat we are.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican. Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
I grew up white privileged, now am early retired for medical reasons and I never had that mythical white picket fence promised to all Americans by Republicans.
@@cliffroebuck2277 not according to 74+m americans, which is what makes him kinda scary. The DOJ needs to start playing hardball with the capital invaders!! Don’t wait for 2024 to have a showdown with the nuts ready and willing to start a gun battle.
When your core platform is worship of the dear leader you're no longer a political party, you're a cult.
Yep, but then if as a cult you are trying to overthrow the government through violent means, then you are a terrorist organization.
Death cult when you're commanding your cultists to refuse to accept medical treatment. Terrorist death cult when you're driving them to do violence in the leader's name.
@@lexslate2476 And when their motivation is a combination of all of the various forms of bigotry,
they are a _fascist, terrorist, death-cult._
@@lexslate2476 true
I have noticed it's usually the Democrats coming up with ideas and the Republicans just end up bitching and whining about the Democrats' ideas, no matter how milquetoast the ideas are.
"Most of you traded your country for a red hat... and you had to buy the hat."
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
The hat was made in China (as is all of Trump's endless-campaign crap).
Annnd, many who purchased that red hat, also purchased and ingested in significant amounts, a known toxin (horse wormer) rather than receive a vaccine for free.
Absolutely true
@@cremelynn6339, if you're looking for a fascist wannabe strongman who was a completely ineffective president, then Trump is your man. Few traditional Republicans could compete with him in that regard. He is driving the party off a cliff so perhaps that appeals to you as well. As far as "radical" is concerned -- look in the mirror and you'll see one staring back at you.
"A great democracy has got to be *progressive,* or it will soon cease to be either great or a democracy" 🗽🇺🇸
Teddy Roosevelt
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Very true.
We've certainly reached a fork in that road. We must decide if we are great & democratic?
Animals that can not or do not adapt, go extinct.
“He’s not a fan of the Commandments in general…” that made me chuckle 🤭
He's not a fan of any Commandments or of prayer. Evangelicals evidently no longer are either.
@@mrvlsmrv Friedrich Schleiermacher's approach to Christianity established two important principles that were to have great impact. First, there was his disengagement of the content of faith from historical witness to events which could have a controlling or guiding result. This led to the second principle, the implicit notion that one could legitimately detach Christianity from its historic matrix of Scripture, creed, and doctrine and still have a valid claim to being a Christian. What Schleiermacher accomplished in reality was to promulgate a new religion altogether, while calling it "Christianity."
-- Richard Terrell, Resurrecting the Third Reich
Or even simply "rules"
Using their own strategy against them by a monster of their own doing could be the epitome of Karma coming for the party of family values, law and order.
Well said.
The monster turns on Dr Frankenstein.....
I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.....
You gotta die before Karma happens, according to the reincarnation principles...
If they want to go back in time they'll need to bring back the 90% tax bracket.
Good one 😃
I like the number 8 , so 80% minimum.
Beau was really interesting today. I actually wrote a few of his quotes down. I like how he describes the Democratic Party as a coalition, and for that reason it’s hard to achieve unity. And his definition of the Republican Party is on the mark. New ideas vs No ideas. Tradition vs Progress. Fear vs Hope. Beau does such a great job breaking things down and making things simple. He never fails to teach me something I didn’t know before. And I feel sort of honored to stand with him as we all try to live and push through these tumultuous times.
I truly agree with you Levon his perceptive insight to our political environment and humanity is invaluable. I only wish that more people on a larger scale would visit and subscribe to his concepts speaking. Then perhaps we could see the infestation of new ideas into our political environment that could change our future from our past. The success of America during the revolutionary war what is directly associated with Our willingness to adapt to small group scale warfare aside from the tactics of the British full frontal attacks. Either we adapt to a new way of thinking or we shall be doom to defeat as the British empire over the lowly colonial settlers of 1776.
Hear hear!
@@hushmoney2058 Well the pandemic is definitely what one would call a tumultuous event and the GOP really screwed that up. Literally tens of thousands would still be alive today if the Dems had been in power. Of that I am convinced!
Hushmoney.
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Heres the thing with me:
I think a lot of concepts from my grandpa's time make sense - half the population not working and focusing on raising kids and being active in the community, people getting paid enough to have a house and a family car, the rich getting taxed some 75%, social security when you retire....
The only distinction is I don't care about what the color or gender of the people in the society is.
Now you'd think that would make me a conservative, but nowadays people say that makes me a radical socialist.
It would probably be a conservative calling you that 🤦🏻♂️🤣
I love the right wingers who accused liberals of being a hivemind then default to "their eating their own" whenever there's a difference of policy position among democrats. The hivemind irony is too palpable for me to not laugh at.
It's almost like Republicans are hypocrites who project their own flaws onto their opponents or something...
Remember that these are the folks who came up with the "triggered snowflake" insult while simultaneously being some of the most easily enraged, most privileged people on the planet.
That's partly just a feature of "othering." Any "othered" group, or outgroup, is viewed as all the same.
You catch people doing it all the time, mostly white to nonwhite people (but negative stereotypy is a game that all can play 😡). Then said people get offended when you point out they're thinking in a racist way. "It's just the truth!" 🤦
Human groups always have internal subgroups and contradictions.
What I worry about is the fact that they're willing to other us so severely that they consider us to be not-quite-individuals... because that boils down to dehumanizing us a bit.
Most humans have to dehumanize people extensively before they can engage in massacres of them...
@@grmpEqweer "Dunbar's number" explains a lot of this.
I always heard that getting liberals to agree on any one thing is like trying to herd cats.
"The good old days" were only old, never good. ------ my gramps
What’s worrying is that THESE ARE a “the good old days” of the future.
Nostalgia often wears away the rough edges of history in our memories.
What actually happened different in Syria ?
Differences. The Democrats are for the Constitution. Republicans are for Fascism.
Republicans don't stand for anything except enriching the rich. They've done everything they claim to stand against, and have not upheld what they used to claim to stand for. They have no morals, no ethics, no policies. They just use culture war to manipulate the pigs that feed from their trough. They want to eradicate democracy and install a dictator, that's fascism, not just a playground insult.
True.
Democrats get mad when they're lied to ...
Republicans get mad when you tell them the truth....
To debunk John Smith (who was silly enough to admit they are a paid republican troll, and for that reason I never reply directly to anyone I even suspect of trolling), I am replying instead to OP..
Here are the 14 Characteristics of Fascism (Interestingly, John has supported all of them at some point).
1. Powerful and Continuing Nationalism - Fascist regimes tend to make constant use of patriotic mottos, slogans, symbols, songs, and other paraphernalia. Flags are seen everywhere, as are flag symbols on clothing and in public displays.
2. Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights - Because of fear of enemies and the need for security, the people in fascist regimes are persuaded that human rights can be ignored in certain cases because of "need." The people tend to look the other way or even approve of torture, summary executions, assassinations, long incarcerations of prisoners, and the like.
3. Identification of Enemies/Scapegoats as a Unifying Cause - The people are rallied into a unifying patriotic frenzy over the need to eliminate a perceived common threat or foe: racial, ethnic or religious minorities; liberals; communists; socialists, terrorists, and the like.
4. Supremacy of the Military - Even when there are widespread domestic problems, the military is given a disproportionate amount of government funding, and the domestic agenda i s neglected. Soldiers and military service are glamorized.
5. Rampant Sexism - The governments of fascist nations tend to be almost exclusively male-dominated. Under fascist regimes, traditional gender roles are made more rigid. Opposition to abortion is high, as is homophobia and anti-gay legislation and national policy.
6. Controlled Mass Media - Sometimes the media are directly controlled by the government, but in other cases, the media are indirectly controlled by government regulation, or sympathetic media spokespeople and executives. Censorship, especially in war time, is very common.
7. Obsession with National Security - Fear is used as a motivational tool by the government over the masses.
8. Religion and Government are Intertwined - Governments in fascist nations tend to use the most common religion in the nation as a tool to manipulate public opinion. Religious rhetoric and terminology is common from government leaders, even when the major tenets of the religion are diametrically opposed to the government's policies or actions.
9. Corporate Power is Protected - The industrial and business aristocracy of a fascist nation often are the ones who put the government leaders into power, creating a mutually beneficial business/government relationship and power elite.
10. Labor Power is Suppressed - Because the organizing power of labor is the only real threat to a fascist government, labor unions are either eliminated entirely, or are severely suppressed .
11. Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts - Fascist nations tend to promote and tolerate open hostility to higher education and academia. It is not uncommon for professors and other academics to be censored or even arrested. Free expression in the arts is openly attacked and governments often refuse to fund the arts.
12. Obsession with Crime and Punishment - Under fascist regimes, the police are given almost limitless power to enforce laws. The people are often willing to overlook police abuses and even forego civil liberties in the name of patriotism. There is often a national police force with virtually unlimited power in fascist nations.
13. Rampant Cronyism and Corruption - Fascist regimes almost always are governed by groups of friends and associates who appoint each other to government positions and use governmental power and authority to protect their friends from accountability. It is not uncommon in fascist regimes for national resources and even treasures to be appropriated or even outright stolen by government leaders.
14. Fraudulent Elections - Sometimes elections in fascist nations are a complete sham. Other times elections are manipulated by smear campaigns against or even assassination of opposition candidates, use of legislation to control voting numbers or political district boundaries, and manipulation of the media. Fascist nations also typically use their judiciaries to manipulate or control elections.
@@roofdogblues7400 _"Republicans don't stand for anything except enriching the rich."_ To be fair to republicans, and we should be, they *also* stand for all of the various forms of bigotry.
Conservatism was never supposed to be regressive. It was never supposed to be anti progress. IMO true conservatism, in the Burke-ian sense of the word, was about caution. It was about slowing down. Looking before you leap.
A real conservative would look at someone wearing a "Move fast and break things" t shirt and ask them to pay attention to the things that might break. Because some of those things took centuries and a whole lot of blood, sweat and tears to build. Hell, by that definition, I'd say a lot of the people watching this channel (me included) are conservatives!
The GOP is conservative in name only. What they are, what they really are, is theocratic fascists.
Edit: Goodness, I did not expect so many responses! I wish I could reply to all of you individually but his will have to suffice I'm afraid: "Thank you all and be safe out there."
I think you've basically described Beau's definition of a "good conservative." He's got a video talking about that topic.
@@andredunbar3773 "What is a 'good conservative'? Someone who slows someone like me down." - Beau
@@andredunbar3773 Not surprising. I only discovered this channel last year during quarantine. I'll have to look for it now.
@@LexValidus Its titled Let's talk about what makes a good conservative...
@@andredunbar3773 Cheers bud! Edit: Just saw it. It’s only two months old too. Don’t know how I missed it tbh. But you were right. Thanks again.
Fantastic video. I would furthermore add that the republican party is also made up of the religious evangelicals and ultra rich who also benefit from the policies that are defended and preserved to keep their monetary privileges.
Not true at all the big elites who own thr media clearly didnt like trump and are not Republicans
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"Who benefits?" That question along with "who gets hurt?" reveals much more than the empty words of political discourse.
@Speaksoftly Not to mention trump and Marky Zucks had frequent and clandestine dinners. Simultaneously, conservative talking points and anti-left wing disinformation is promoted on FB and to a lesser, but still notice-able extent, here on YT.
@@orangecrayon1617 Rupert Murdoch doesn't like him but won't stop Faux News because it makes money.
I always liked the adage, "Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line."
Will Rogers said "I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat." That was in the 1930's. Nothing has really changed since then.
That's true all over the world. It's how we got 16 years of conservative chancelors and another 16 years of conservative chancelorettes in Germany...
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
@@cremelynn6339 FOOL
@@cremelynn6339 Trump was the most radical of all politicians. He clearly stated he was in it only for himself and you still thought that was a good idea.
I don't know who came up with this one but here it is. Democrats see the son of a gardener and see a potential doctor or lawyer or Senator or even President. Republicans see their gardener's son and can only see their son's gardener.
Touché
Conservative: “The good old days of Mayberry, and a Sheriff who didn’t carry a gun… uh, hold on there”
Trumpism makes total sense in the Republican party. Go back far enough and eventually you end up with cavemen screeching and throwing crap at everyone else.
Just to be clear, them being regressive is not a greatest asset. Trying to make the world a better place for all people, is a great asset.
it's not like the dems have much to offer
@@Desert_Rogue_Tanker
Healthcare
Infrastructure jobs
Pre k
Community College
Affordable housing
Tax cuts for middle class
Yeah, you're right. They're not offering anything. What are Republicans doing for you? Giving tax cuts to Americans who can afford their own space programs.
@@hushmoney2058 ask southern California how that "energy independence" is working for them 🤔
You do know that this is the only habitable planet we have, right???
@@billpool1217 jackass, it's abundantly clear you don't pay attention to what you paid in taxes or even looked at the rates before and or after Trump cuz if you did you'd see a reduction in your tax rate that you paid but since you are either blind and or willfully ignoring it I will assume that you're willfully ignorant of that.
Healthcare was better off before Obamacare jacking up prices of premiums.what I also find funny is that you are probably blissfully ignorant of the roughly $50k each death that the hospital gets for covid-19 and why they're pushing a "vaccine" for chinese biological weapon that was funded by fauci and the obama administration.not to mention the fanatical push for the "vaccine" that's making those big pharma companies billions through taxmoney.
Not to mention a push for a digital dollar that would enable the government to deny,and surveil what you and can buy.you certainly wouldn't want fascists to tell you what you can and cannot do with your money if that democrat proposal goes through your money won't be your own anymore
As Will Rogers once said, "I'm part of no organized political party. I'm a Democrat."
LOL, And you believe he would say the same thing today, versus nearly a hundred years ago! LOL
@John Smith Beau just said they aren't unified. And if you can't understand a joke, well...
Will Rogers was a Democrat long before they turned radical.
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Good morning, Beau & the rest of you beautiful humans. Sending Love & Light from Mississippi. Y'all stay safe and keep taking care of each other. ✌🏼💚
Right back at you! 💚💯
👋🏼😄 Good morning 🌻 You stay safe as well!
Well wishes to you too and stay blessed in positivity. 🙏🏿💯
Good morning!
I'm beautiful?
Democrats: New Ideas
Republicans: No Ideas
Thanks Beau, I’m using this
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
The problem with the Democratic Party is that they never have the strength to actually enact most of these ideas.
Compare how the Republican Senate has pushed through their agenda (tax cuts for the rich and corporations, appointment of right wing judges, obstruction of anything the Dems want) during the past 6 years.
Compare that to what is going on with the Democrats today. If two Republican Senators would be too terrified to hold up their party's agenda.
@@cremelynn6339 May I ask what is radicalized about the party? I’m not trying to stir the pot as they say
@@mervyngreene6687 true, but I feel the tide has begun to shift in the Dems party. Progressives just 5 Years ago Were belittled in the media and weren’t taking it seriously as we are now. Corporatism has had a massive stranglehold since the 80s, and before, but if you notice that is something we’re done looking at in a wholesome light and we are holding it up for the world to see that we’re not going to stand for that ideology any longer.
@@isaacj.elliott2137 @creme whatever is likely a Russian bot that gets paid by the number of replies they get-just so you know what their motivations truly are
Those good old days Republicans long for refer to the post WWII days when this country was it's most liberal. And the current times they hate so much is the post Reagan era.Era. 45 years of conservatism gave us this mess.
They long for a day when Blacks and other minorities were non-entities in the U.S.
I’ve always wondered what they are “conserving “ besides their own grip on power and paychecks.
Don't forget the R distaste for LGBT people and any woman who won't marry one of them.
@John Smith And we can also have the women with any modicum of self-respect and ability to think for themselves.
Also, you can have the feminists. They're cultists just like you... it's just a different cult.
@@Mythraen "feminists" are merely people who believe in the equality of genders. Does that not apply to you?
@@rachelpontillas5901 No, they aren't. You can claim that all you like, but reality disagrees.
What you described has a word: egalitarian. I am one.
Feminists are not.
Feminists are interested in raising up women, not equality of sexes/genders.
This includes putting women ahead of men, pushing for an equal number of women in places where the inequal numbers might be explained by differences in gender, and in solving problems that they can't demonstrate exist, like the "gender wage gap" which doesn't take into account what kind of fields men and women enter and _want_ to enter.
AOC belongs to an organization that has a rule requiring that there be a minimum of 50% women on the board.
There is, so far as I can tell, no rule requiring there be a minimum of 50% men.
That's feminism, not egalitarianism. That's the difference between the two, right there.
(Note, this is not a comment on AOC in any way. I was curious about the organization and I found this rule irritating. Also, I might be slightly misrepresenting the rule, but the concept is there. Minimums for some people who are not men, and none for men.)
Here's another. I've heard multiple times that we need more women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) fields.
Why?
I mean, if women want to be in STEM, they should be allowed, and they shouldn't feel uncomfortable or discouraged. I'm all for that.
I am _not_ for pushing for women to be in STEM simply because there's an inequality of genders in STEM... unless or until someone can demonstrate that an equal number of women want to _be_ in STEM.
@John Smith "good luck finding yourself a conservative woman."
I don't think you understood anything I said, if this is your response.
@@Mythraen whew. Good thing you were here to tell us what you conveniently believe other people think. 👏👏👏
The more conservative you are the further back in time you want to go.
Right you are thay what to go back to the days of kings and queens and have all the power and money and control over people note from a future sharecropper serf if you don't have millions in the bank you probably won't be part of the kings courtroom
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So the very far right want to be part of the British Empire again ???
Also, the older you are the more likely you are to view the past with rose tinted spectacles. It's human nature to remember the good parts of your youth and forget the worst.
@@trueriver1950 no, they want to *recreate* the empires of old, except with themselves being the occupiers, not the occupied.
You’re so correct in your assessment of the right regardless of country or what they call themselves.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
Creme Lynn,,, Russian Trolls can't vote in America...Your NPC Channel is in Cyrillic
@@peterschancel7223 hence the name being a knock off of the word Kremlin…😏
@@shanzhi3184 Thanks.... LOL How did I miss that.
FWIW, Creme Lynn is not a legit poster and is only interested in trolling and sowing division. Hence no actual responses, to numerous comments directed to them specifically.
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I hope you're right about having to create policy. I remember when the GOP DID have policy debates. Remember Jack Kemp? Enterprise zones? Remember when a carbon tax was a republican idea? Remember when Mitch Romney championed Obamacare before Obama? We need a loyal opposition and valid ideas on the right, and we're not going to get that from a fascist cult voter base.
I recently watched the movie "Gaslight". One of the most subtle, insidious gaslights of them all is to say "they are all the same". That phrase gaslights EVERYBODY!
Exactly, David. They are clearly NOT the same.
Or this one," their all corrupt anyway, so why care."
Yep! I always tell them that they're comparing apples to elephants when they say the two parties are the same today.
It's always funny to see they come back with say "the Democrats are worse"....lol
They never noticed that they are contradicting themselves. 🤔
I just watched about 12 of your videos, your channel is what I have been looking for for a few months now lol.
Very simple and to the point.
I started taking up singing again during this pandemic and I have forgotten EVERYTHING I learned in school, back in the 70s and 80s lol. I played several different wind and string instruments and took chorus classes in High school, but over time, I forgot it ALL lol.
Thank you for doin these videos for us, and I hope you have a wonderful week.
@@derkaturka That's Putin favorite. His trolls almost always say that, sooner or later.
The idea that you can be a patriot who's only job is to thwart American progress ~ bizarre & sad.
republicans can proudly call themselves patriots while swinging a confederate flag. Their complete lack of self awareness is their strength, because they don't have to worry about irony, hypocrisy, or even policy, because they got the guns.
@@hitchensghost Then let them learn the hard way - that they're not the only ones with guns.
". . .they got the guns, but. . .we got the numbers. . ." Jim Morrison/The Doors
@@baritonewoman2540 It should be about policy, but these people are incapable of understanding beyond "demoncrats are baad'.
@@baritonewoman2540 Truth & points for the Jim Morrison reference !
@@baritonewoman2540 "Conservatives" would be surprised at the number of "liberals" who not only own guns, but know how to use them.
The party of no ideas! Perfectly said.
The crazy part is, the country was better off economically because we had stronger Socialist systems back then.
Some examples of Socialist systems: Public Education, Public Roads and Highways, Labor Unions, Social Security and Social Disability (the names are no mistake), Occupational Safety and Health Administration, National Parks and Recreation, etc.
That's not socialism, dummy.
We also had a much higher income tax placed upon those with the most wealth- Unions which insured for a single workingmen could support a spouse a family on her house and a car on-time payments and still have enough money to buy Christmas presents or take a two week vacation each year.
@@BobSmith-tg5lg I'm a dummy too. I think socialism is an ideal. I think this comment is about social systems. You are the Supreme Authority on every subject. Clue me in. I get so confused. Your words often have that effect on me.
@@BobSmith-tg5lg 😂😂😂😂😂. Social right in the name!
@@cheryllunn2827 We all contribute and all use those public entities.
Her brand of socialism is one in which government decides who gets what and from whom. Big difference.
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Beau's laying out.
Beau's breaking it down.
I'm good with that...
They have a policy, Beau!
Loot, pillage, and ruin is _totally_ a policy!
Worked for Gengis Khan!😁
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Except Genghis Khan supported infrastructure and progressive policies. Don't compare the two xD
@@Critic115 yay infrastructure! If we can just cover enough of the planet with asphalt and concrete we will have ended all human suffering everywhere.
@@Critic115 Yeah, was about to say that. Genghis Khan did a whole lot of damage during his conquering phase, but honestly set up an imperial legacy in the same magnitude as Rome. We might not agree the ends justified the means, but the man had serious long term goals in mind beyond just his lifetime.
“Fear of *The Other,”* is a big part of the Reprehensible community. Has been, for ever so long.
I'd like to point out the last time a big new idea came out of Conservatism, that idea was fascism.
Facism came out of National Socialism if i remember correctly.
@@nfboogaard you remember incorrectly. The Nazis just lied about the socialism part like North Korea lies about being a democratic republic.
@@dynamicworlds1 socialism is a pretty big tent technically any "anti-capitalist" can apply but you are correct in National-Socialism being a misnomer because the social programs were at the expense of non germans which is the point.
they were against "jewish capitalism" not capitalism in general.
they did not have a problem with people making absurd amounts of money as long as they had direct hands on germanys industry.
all this being said they calling themselves "national-socialist" is not a lie because that is what they were and that thing is distinct from both nationalism and socialism.
@@nfboogaard no but not entirely wrong. fascism came out of Italy. It is complicated but technically fascism is right wing but not exclusively. one has to remember right and left are about economics. there have been a lot of dictators in the world both right and left. nazis occupy a strange place in the broader fascist movement because most fascist made alliances with business people and the churches the latter part of that seperates the nazis because they were against christianity though they pretended to be for it early on. on the right left scale they were in the middle.
now because you were responding to a statement about conservatism. I will give my opinion. Conservatism is not what it used to be, and consequentially that undermines the notion that there are still conservatives today.
what people forget about the fascist movement, is that it was a responce to the communist takeover of Russia. effectively people became so paranoid about the militant left that they handed their countries over to the Frankos and Mussolini's of the world.
@@nfboogaard If anything, it would rather have been the other way around, as Mussolini came to power in Italy as early as 1922. At that point in time, Hitler and his party hadn't come off of the ground yet, other than among disgruntled war veterans in Bavaria. I'm not even sure Mussolini even knew who Hitler was at that point in time. And if he did, I doubt he felt particularly inspired by him, to put it that way. Most likely, he would have thought of him as a weird, provincial figure unworthy of his attention.
What "gets" me is that the GQP seems more interested in blowing up the system on order to get into/stay in power than bothering to come up with ideas that have broad current popular appeal.
To me, the Republican party has always been synonymous with selfishness, money being more important than everything else & whiteness. I have tried to have conversations with my friends that are Republicans about the values of the Republican party, with an open mind & an ear to listen but I always walk away thinking that at it's core, to be Republican the almighty dollar is king.. everything else is negotiable-the environment, moral and social justice, caring for children, the sick, elderly or the poor...none of it matters really & especially if it will negatively effect their income. Everything has a price & to me, that is horrible.
Thanks for spelling it out.
The man that owns the company I work for is a conservative, and he _worships_ money.
This pretty much proved true when the pandemic first started. They screamed that you can't close anything. No concern of people sick and dying. Just money lost. People and their health far outweigh money to me. I do recognize that there is a tricky balance between both. Republicans seemed to only be concerned with the money side of the equation.
My ex husband and I argued endlessly over helping people, I’m Democrat he’s Republican. His take was always “who’s gonna pay for it?”
I don’t have the knowledge to answer that but I think there are plenty who do.
Btw, there’s lots of reasons he’s an ex, that was just one
Yeah he voted for orange poophead.
The irony is that you can turn back time by reverting to pre-reagan tax policy and a greater commitment to peace.
Good luck on that sadly
I would argue that the Democratic party is also based on traditions. Traditions of empathy & love. Traditions of CARING...about each other, the earth, other creatures, a healthy environment & society
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I watch with interest and hope that the young get the vote out.
Beau's viewers are not young people.
His legacy is one of dishonor and shame.
Hear, hear !!
They once long ago ran on policies. As an Independent I remember Reagan wanted Universal Healthcare and I voted for him. Unfortunately, he was also in the pockets of Wall Street, so that was quietly abandoned after he was elected. And, we had recession during both his terms. So, moral of story....Never trust a republican!!
Well said.
Not to mention he was pretty racist!
Lunacy is not a legacy.
But but but I'm just crazy about the legacy of lunacy.
Evolution and progress has been what has moved humanity forward, so it makes sense that the party that wants to actually reject the theory evolution would also stand in the way of progress.
Troll comment above me no one should respond to it.
Everyone should hear this message! You told it right.
“Used” fear? Pretty sure they still are.
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Fascists have always been good at marching in a straight line.
And straight legged.
@@shawnr771 Ha Ha Ha
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Any country that goosesteps has azzholes for leaders.
The Conservative big tent only has one pole and inside the same dog and pony show just repeats over and over again.
And the 2020 GOP platform version of that show was "Support Drumpf". SMDH
And the same folks keep falling for the same drivel every time.
I always thought the difference between the parties was empathy or lack there of.
A relative of mine once told me how impressed he was that McConnell could get his whole party to vote with him while no Dem could do that; described it like soldiers following orders. At the time I had recently switched to Democrat, and the idea of everyone 'falling in line' to vote with the one person who had a bigger title was the opposite of what I wanted to hear. I realized then that what far too many in my family see as 'teamwork' is obedience.
Idk why it took me so long to realize it, but I'll always remember that that was the moment I realized what I look for in leadership is the opposite of them. I want leaders who have to fight to find better solutions, not ones that just sign onto party doctrine, but those who have to compare facts and consider multiple options for how to proceed.
The platform of the GOP is why I say the threat that "those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it," is wrong. The real threat comes from those who DO remember the past, but are content with repeating it.
i mean...thats kind of the point here - the version of the past they "remember" never actually happened... and thats why they want to repeat it... thats part of that saying
I feel so homesick for the place and time that never existed.
Good point
i just read a comment from someone who said Trump could have been a blessing in disguise. Yes, exactly like losing weight because you have a tapeworm is a blessing in disguise.
Well, it's at least a positive spin on a negative situation.
I had a tapeworm, but on the plus side, I managed to lose those last few pounds I wanted to lose.
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Not conservatives, fascists who demand regression.
From the greatest country in the world to the most left behind country in the world. Welcome to 20th century America.
21st catch up Margaret
Good morning.
@@shawnr771 I know what I mean! :-)
@@margaretnicol3423 good afternoon to you too.
@@shawnr771 Hi Shawn. How are you doing?
When I entered college in 1962, the rate of taxation on people earning over $200K per year was 91%. The top rate now is 37%. In 1962, there was a free community college within a few miles of many people's homes--indeed, having one was a serious plus for property values. Thank about it. How much further ahead we might be if we indeed invest our tax dollars to "make America great again" or "build back better"--I don't honestly care what it's called, just DO IT already so we can get on with our lives.
I wish conservatives would just go back to a time when they were just a regular terrible party, instead of a cult loving group of conspiracy theorists. I guess maybe they were always this underneath the layers and merely hid it prior to electing the lunatic. I used to see them as mostly terrible with just a small shred of decency. Now, they are just all terrible.
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🌻 We need a different system. It can’t just be one or the other. This isn’t working.
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Silly games are not my choice.
What isn't working?
@@buzzerking The two party system. There’s too much room for corruption, and limits candidate choices. (For example)
I am in agreement, but I don't have a clue in how to fix it. I voted for Nader and got Bush elected for it. Be very careful of third parties.
Another GREAT video Beau. Love your perspective and interpretations!
Thousand thumbs up...all true Conservatives should be fleeing from the current "republican" debacle.
All the Repubs need is the Eleventh commandment and gerrymandering.
Im glad to be part of a party that doesnt fall in line. I know we look messy and theres a lot of infighting, but we dont ignore our truths no matter how they vary, and those w/o truth will find facism. I wouldnt want to blindly follow anyone anywhere. I prefer liberty and democracy, both require being willing to grope and fail so that you can learn and mature.
The democrats need to get mean 🙄
Let's do that. Let's go back to the 1945, specifically the tax rates.
Lindsay Graham who, occasionally, is pretty frank about the failings of the GOP when you get a few drinks in him said "If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed ... and we will deserve it." It just didn't happen the way he may have thought it would.
And Miss Lindsay did a 180, then bent over to kiss Cheeto Benito's ring. And I don't mean the one on his finger.
Right on the money Brother.
🌹As usual.
Love the shirt!
**sigh** and that's why we have such a hard time passing legislation ... because we're too broad in our beliefs. All the republican party needs to do is keep saying "no".
Passing a consensus legislation is supposed to be hard. It will most likely be fair as possible. Do some historical searches on hammering out the Constitution and you'll really see the turmoil of getting things done. I'd much rather have this back and forth instead if being dictated to and following in lockstep.
@@kathrynpupos9103 That desire is all well and good.. until we can't get anything passed to save ourselves from, ourselves. We can keep talking about climate change, but not doing _anything_ about it until it's too late. How is that "preferred"?
Learn some American history... The confederation that copied the Iroquois League government... Tried to work by consensus, literally got nothing done, and Americans abandoned it in favor of the 51% vote doing something.
Now we just allow politicians to say they would have a temper tantrum and speak for indefinite time, and we literally ignore the constitution and do nothing.
Filibustering is literally unconstitutional. And now they don't even speak, just say they would throw a tantrum, and that's allowed as an excuse to do nothing.
Its pathetic, unconstitutional and not actually a law, because it is unconstitutional.
The "11th commandment", from the party that claims to be the godfearing option of American politics. How pretentious and blasphemous.
Because they've never been the "godfearing option" they claim to be. They saw that Evangelicals were an easy sway to their party, so they courted them hard. It was never about God or the Bible or whatever; it was about *power.*
as a nonbeliever I've never seen such hatefulness and deceit as I see in those "godfearing" people. ... some of those have been people I would not want my kids to emulate... especially all those televangelists sitting in their mansions while those who tune in each week eat up the sermons as they starve... sad to be that brainwashed
@@CosmicPhilosopher regretfully easy 😔
Respect for life, that’s the difference I see, Republicans don’t have.
Only if they are unborn cannon fodder.
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The conservatives would argue differently, but yes, you’re correct. When death is somehow magically taken out of the picture, (ie “we’re going to be raptured away”) the sociopathic tendencies become strong.
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
@@cremelynn6339 Legitimately curious, did you vote for Trump the 2nd time? Will you vote for him again?
@@Andrea.1tree that has always been one of my biggest problems with religion. It takes away personal responsibility and answering for your atrocities. The “I only answer to the man upstairs”, “only god can judge me” and “I’ll have to answer for it one day” mentality. They believe that god will forgive them so no matter what, their actions are justified and they are above the law. If I do something wrong to someone, I have to make amends to that person. I have to make the effort to make it right. They just have to speak to their invisible friend (themselves) and ask if they’re forgiven. (And what narcissistic person like that wouldn’t forgive themselves 😒). There’s no accountability for them.
I love that shirt.
Thank you,💜 You are helping build stability, sanity and logical common sense in this very grifted and confused country.
Muting fear based lies that are only destroying our country is what needs to happen!!
Responsibility and accountability in our government must become a REALITY to save our democracy.
Thank You!!💜
Our politics is based on the idea of obstructing everything and then complaining that nothing gets done.
I can't tell you how glad I am to hear you say this. Thank you.
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"Turning back the clock" is not "conservative". It's *regressive*.
PS. I think it's hilarious that *this* channel has as its ad the proTrump Daily Wire complaining that Trump shouldn't be "censored."
"Party of no ideas." You nailed it Beau!
Great perspective!
*HOW ABOUT (power to the people):* INSTEAD OF WAITING TO VOTE OUT SOMEONE, what if you could get say 75% of the people in their district to *ISSUE a '''CENSUR!'''* In other words the people could eliminate the problem without impeachment or waiting for the next election. A REP that is so bad that the state & district would rather forfeit it's vote. .
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
Because it's near impossible to get 75% of people to agree to something, even when they are generally on the same side.
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You made total sense!!! Thank you!!!
Good video. However, I think that the big donors behind the GOP do have a platform. They just do not want to share it because most people would learn that it hurts them.What Trump as President followed was the platform the Libertarian Party had in 1980. The biggest GOP{ donor is David Koch, who was the VP candidate for the Libertarian Party that year. What the Freedom Caucus follows is that Libertarian platform, as ddi the Tea Party wing of the GOP.
Themselves as crowned kings, and the remainder of the world enthralled in their *Serfdom?*
Their platform is to keep the government out of the market when it doesn't benefit them, and make sure they're involved when it does.
Spot on Beau. Thanks
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This is Wisdom.
Something else about going back to the time of Leave It To Beaver--the people who remember that are dying out (literally) and there is no emotional connection to that time for their children and grandchildren. They need another selling point, which they don't have lol.
My DW says Boomers (like me) were reckless in destroying societal norms on the naive assumption that things would revert to Donna Reed land.
@@procopiusaugustus6231 I'm a boomer also. What Donna Reed "societal norms" would we want to go back to? Jim Crow was a societal norm at the time. Women getting paid less for working the same job as a man was a societal norm at the time. A woman not being able to get a credit card using her own social security number (even if she worked) was a societal norm at the time (that didn't change until 1974). I can't speak for all boomers, of course, but I for one don't want to go back to Donna Reed land. The world as a whole is different than it was then so we can't go back anyway.
The ghost of Donna Reed is clutching her pearls.
@@coolaunt516 I agree. The past is always worse. Progress however requires change and a lot of the things you mentioned have changed a lot almost more than can be assimilated. Most, certainly not all, boomers grew up in relatively stable two parent households where dad went to work and mom stayed home. Consequently there was a feeling of security that gave us the freedom to experiment and rebel knowing somehow that boring old GI mom and dad will always be there. Now we’re old and the old rules and systems don’t apply. I don’t want to return there but the sepia lens is ingrained in our National mythology. This is the appeal the GQP exploits.
I vaguely recall seeing what might have been reruns of that show on vacuum-tube-filled TVs - between clips of fighting in Vietnam.
I also wished I could have been in *that* place instead of my then-current nightmare of a childhood - either the world of Beaver, or the world of ‘Nam.
*Both* of those places would have been easier to cope with!
You are so right Beau!!!
Happy Pizzamas everyone! DFTBA!
I've never heard a better breakdown than that! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yes i say, lets take them back then........... all way back to the time of FDR and the tax rate at that time, i think we can all agree to that; no matter what kind of democrat we are.
Awesome. Thanks, Beau.
Everything Trump touches dies. No exceptions. His famous Reverse Midas Touch finally came to politics, and this is what happened :(
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A true man of wisdom....you just get this game called Life!!!
I swear kids are gonna ace Trump’s part in history
That is the only reason Trump got my vote. He is not a real Republican. I would have never voted for a pre-Trump Republican.
Maybe If Democrats deradicalize their platform I would consider voting for them again.
@@cremelynn6339 you voted for Trump because you're a poor decision maker.
Answer to question 1:
Trump failed.
Did I pass?!?
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Meh, we don't need ya.
@@cremelynn6339 honest question… what do you mean by radicalized platform?
I grew up white privileged, now am early retired for medical reasons and I never had that mythical white picket fence promised to all Americans by Republicans.
Conservative thought : Holding on to legacy = ie. clawing back time; a phantasy.
Thanks Beau!
What a great legacy to have, Trump could be a blessing in disguise.
a pretty hideous disguise..
trump is definitely a present from the right, unfortunately the Party of Dummy’s have no clue how to use the present they have been given!!
Haha ,I was gonna say that but didn't so I'm glad u did it for me.But that's some truth haha!
I disagree about Trump. Trump is a loser in the open.
@@cliffroebuck2277 not according to 74+m americans, which is what makes him kinda scary.
The DOJ needs to start playing hardball with the capital invaders!!
Don’t wait for 2024 to have a showdown with the nuts ready and willing to start a gun battle.
Wow Beau you just keep amazing me with your intellectual capacity to analyse and bring out the simple things we often take for granted.
No policy is exactly what republican voters want. I’ve been told this by numerous conservatives.
Just awesome, Beau!