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@@sahilmalik3382 grocery stores are easy to get jobs in, also plenty of cafes and restaurants around town. Kmart is an option

@@palmygurl You could vote for Ankit Bansal or whoever else runs for palmy as a national party candidate. You shouldn’t vote for someone that you don’t like.

Nother new conservative talking point. XD (No actual American who isnt MAGA , or who won the popular vote, has ever tried this point ) And for all historical purposes I believe we've been considered a democracy by every f****** president up until this point. Never do they say the Republic democracy of the united states of America. Its crap rhetoric by sore losers trying to subvert history and the truth of the matter. For all intents and purposes we , America, is a democracy and it has been touted as such for DECADES maybe even a century or two by every American up until Donald losing. Just like everyone knew the president wasn't immune to consequences.

You’re Welcome! I have a bunch of other similar videos about palmy that could be helpful to you!

I'll be shocked if he doesnt delete this. Too many points to make him (the video creator) look horrible. All correct.

Him with a crown just shows my point in a more visual way and also makes the thumbnail more interesting

Yes! The African American community has been much more supportive of trump! Same with Hispanic people!

That went well for Hershal Walker. Hope it doesnt go that bad for you one day. Minorities are not typical welcomed at America MAGA thought conventions except so they (conservitive individuals) can have a few tokens... V/r

I’m not a us citizen but I’ll give a list. Biden got USA involved in Ukraine, Taiwan and Israel, he very poorly left Afghanistan, him and his son are involved in illegal Chinese and Ukrainian Business deals, This is separate but Hunter biden is a crack addict, who does bad things with younger girls etc, and so on. Joe Biden ruined americas reputation and economy, cost of living massively went up and gas prices, he gutted the USA energy sector by shutting down pipelines which is why America now relies on communist Venezuela for their oil, Joe Biden was apart of the terrible Obama administration which mainly bombed middle eastern countries resulting in the deaths of many. There is so much more but, Do you have questions

He irritated the Republicans by winning the election. Notice how no actual accusations exist: rather, a vague instruction to do your research and a vague hint of something sinister as yet unknown 😮😮😮😮 😂😂

​@@Denzil12you're not a citizen. You're a serf. Google it, kid.

Yes I do!when do you have the operation to get the shit out of your eyes.? Trump is a seditious traitor who has given away top secret documents/information to as yet unknown foreign powers. Everything you have said about hunter Biden I will bet my life you have no proof of. Here's some truths for you Fact! Trump is now legally defined as a sexual predator and paid $5 mil in damages. What president hasn't Interfered through proxy in another nations war? Donald Trump ended his term in office just as he started it: lying about being “anti-war.” During the 2016 election campaign, Trump rose to the top of a crowded Republican primary field by styling himself an insurgent outsider. A key component of this rebrand was the repeated insistence that he stood alone in the field as being anti-war. Claiming (without evidence) that he had opposed the invasion of Iraq, Trump lambasted the bipartisan foreign policy establishment for its decades of disastrous militarism. For a war-weary nation desperate for change, this was evidence enough that Trump would be different. The “anti-war” label stuck, and it would be repeated over and over, up to the very final days of his presidency. But with four years of accumulated evidence all pointing in the same direction, it’s time to kill this myth once and for all. Sure, Donald Trump didn’t launch a new all-out ground invasion on the scale of Iraq. But he did escalate conflict in every theatre of war he inherited, repeatedly brought the country to the brink of new wars, and recklessly threw around U.S. power with no regard for the many lives it would cost. The “anti-war” candidate, like those before him, was a pro-war president. Escalating Inherited Wars - Despite repeated PR stunts, Trump did not “bring the troops home” or “end endless wars.” In fact, Trump consistently added fuel to the fire, increasing troop levels, deepening reliance on private contractors, and dramatically scaling up aerial warfare. Where an end to endless war requires repealing the 2001 and 2002 Authorizations for Use of Military Force, Trump expanded conflicts under both. His term saw four consecutive years of growth of an already out-of-control Pentagon budget. And loosening even the minimal restrictions that were already in place, he expanded the United States’ deadly and unaccountable drone wars. Not only did Trump not end the wars he promised to, he worsened them, dropping more bombs, stoking further conflict, undermining the prospects of peace, and massively increasing the rate of civilian deaths. All in on Yemen - U.S. support for the Saudi- and UAE-led intervention in the war in Yemen is one of the most egregious examples of destructive militarist foreign policymaking in years. Not only did Trump do nothing to end U.S. complicity himself, he repeatedly used his veto power to override bipartisan majorities in Congress that tried to stop U.S. military involvement and block the flow of arms to the conflict. “Maximum Pressure” - Trump’s foreign policy was characterized above all by an aversion to diplomacy and a knee-jerk reliance on hostility. Attacking diplomatic relations and torpedoing successful multilateral agreements like the Iran nuclear deal, Trump instead tried to strongarm other countries into doing his bidding through threatening rhetoric, military brinkmanship, and suffocating sanctions. The result? Not a single one of Trump’s targets for hybrid warfare is any closer to doing his bidding now than when he started (often for the best). In the meantime, countless thousands have suffered the consequences. Brought to the Brink - On multiple occasions, this hostile posture almost ignited all-out war. It was hardly a year ago that Trump’s illegal assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani brought our countries to the brink of catastrophe. Ultimately, it was the pressure of mobilization by millions of people across the United States, Iran, and beyond, combined with restraint from the Iranian government, that averted that disaster. Trump deserves no praise for the fact that a crisis of his own creation didn’t spiral further out of control. Nuclear War - Trump shredded the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, withdrew from the Open Skies Treaty that ensured transparency between the U.S., much of Europe, and Russia, and failed to extend the critical New START Treaty with Russia. He took an inconsistent, self-serving, and often antagonistic approach to negotiations with North Korea that nearly took us to nuclear war. Oh, and he wanted to nuke hurricanes. In short: the world is closer to nuclear war than it was before Trump took office. The War at Home - Communities of color have suffered under the thumb of police violence and “security” surveillance since well before Trump. But Trump took these wars even further, escalating Islamophobia, terrorizing migrants and asylum-seekers at the Southern border, violently repressing racial justice protesters, and so much more. But these points are just the highlights. From selling weapons to dictators, to trying to launch a new drone war in Kenya, to stoking a Cold War with China, the list of reasons Trump is undeserving of the “anti-war” title is endless. The roots of U.S. military violence extend far beyond Trump, but there can be no doubt: Donald Trump’s foreign policy legacy is nothing but violence, suffering, and conflict. Trump’s undeserved label is attributable to a basic but insidious mistake. For decades, U.S. foreign policy has been motivated by the belief in a U.S.-underwritten world order: The United States would be the supreme global power. It would use its power to create a rules-based system of liberal capitalist global governance (though the United States itself would largely be exempt from those rules). It would then promote and protect this order by the barrel of a gun. To commentators unable to see beyond this ideology, the fact that Trump would attack international institutions like NATO or the World Trade Organization was evidence that he was rejecting the whole project, turning America inward toward “restraint” and “isolationism.” In reality, while Trump denied the first half - eschewing internationalist cooperation or rulemaking - he maintained the latter, continuing to use violent force abroad on a whim when he thought that it would be to the national benefit. In short, he was a national chauvinist, completely fine with military adventurism, but opposed to even a whiff of multilateralism. But if the pre-Trump status quo means international engagement and endless war, and the Trump doctrine is nationalism and endless war, what’s the alternative? We must return to the task of multilateral cooperation and rulemaking - but this time, it must be in pursuit of an order that benefits all equally, which no single country sits above, or promotes by violent force. Rather than an order designed to maximize profits, this must be an order rooted in shared rules, in justice, in equity, and in the liberation of all. Trump was never anti-war. Not when he was a candidate, and not after four years in office. But there’s a reason his attacks on the pro-war establishment took hold. Oh yeah and he told people to drink bleach to get rid of COVID. Trump appeals to the poorly educated have trouble grasping reality crowd. Like you.

@@mertalrooth01 Like hell it is. Every single one of those points are true and PROVEN plus many, many more. Get your head out of your a$$ and listen and watch someting besides CNN, MSNBC, and MPR. You must be one of Biden's dozens of supporters he has left.

This video is made assuming the election doesn’t have intervention. Biden is a figure that is used as a puppet by other people and those people are the ones running the United States.

​@@Denzil12Well the puppet significantly slow down the rate of Inflation, gas prices are lower than $3 a gallon, which is very low. Employment rate increased significantly, way higher than in Trump's presidency. So I would rather the puppet that gets the Job down, that a rotten Orange ***

Haha where do you think I’m from and also do you really believe that people from different countries can’t have opinions on America😂

Well, in case you missed it, America has a somewhat large footprint in the world. Of COURSE foreign born people are going to have an interest in our politics. Duh!

@@Denzil12 you are an idiot:)

I don’t know what 2 billion dollars you are referring to? But you must be aware of the Hunter Biden/Joe Biden Chinese illegal business deals. Also presidents are allowed to keep documents and Joe Biden has his documents all over the place. I don’t get how trump university was fake? And what cancer charity?

You probably feel like you made a difference with this comment 😂 but I am wondering what right wing talking points I’m posting, I’m just wondering

Also Half my family is from Eastern Ukraine😂😂 They got to know a lot about the beautiful reality of communism and or socialism. They got enjoy breadlines and poverty

Good riddance to bad rubbish. And there is NO difference between communism and socialism. That's why the USSR meant "Union of Soviet SOCIALIST republics," idiot. THEY knew there was no difference whether YOU believe it or not.

Great idea Defeat MAGA. What's Sad is I'm sure the video creator will see more people posting things like what you just posted, and it will still go way over his head and never decide that he's the wrong one. Like all other maga memebers who get facts shoved in their face. Another thing MagA members do often is say well you didn't refute it but even if you did refute it ,which it's all over on RUclips, it won't matter. The answer that always follows then is it's the Deep state after him , or those are a bunch of rhinos or any other cognitive dissonance answer to stuff they absolutely don't understand.

@@mertalrooth01 What facts would those be, pray tell? Let's play a game! Name one crime Trump's committed, and I'll name 2 Biden has. I bet you'll run out of crimes before I do!

He may but at this stage, Trump is above Biden in most swing states by a good amount.

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He hasn’t committed any crimes.

well that whole stealing from a kids cancer charity and a fake college would have you in prison .so different rules for the rich already. @@Denzil12

You do know Biden has more proven criminal activity, don't you? The only reaso he hasn't been impeached is no one wants Kakkles as President. Wake up, for God's sake!

91 indictments and he has committed fraud ( been found guilty) in NY, Maybe you should pull your head outta MAGA ass and look around.@@Denzil12

What

@@Denzil12 when I clicked on the video, it had 538 views, the same number of electors in the electoral college

I’m not sure, I think they would go to trump because of their polling, the industry workers who lost their jobs to Bidens climate policy and so on. Plus with cost of living etc. I think Michigan has a lot of Muslims and they would most likely be against Joe because of Israel etc. plus with lots of gen z promising to not vote for Biden because of the war as well.

@@Denzil12 "The industry workers who lost their jobs to Bidens climate policy and so on." Demonstrably false. Clean energy manufacturing investments spurred by the Inflation Reduction Act • In October 2022, Michigan-based Our Next Energy (ONE) announced it would invest $1.6 billion to establish a battery cell manufacturing plant in Van Buren Township. ONE's founder called the IRA an “enormous gift” to shape the future of EVs. • In May 2023, Polar Racking announced it would open a new manufacturing facility in Michigan to produce solar mounting solutions. A Polar Racking executive directly cited the IRA as a reason to expand the company’s manufacturing operations. • In May 2023, Nel Hydrogen announced plans to open a ‘gigawatt electrolyzer’ manufacturing facility in Michigan, a $400 million investment that will employ over 500 people. The project will benefit from the IRA’s new tax credits for clean hydrogen production. • In October 2022, Magna invested $526 million across several expansion projects. In March 2023, Magna announced an additional $100 million investment to open a new seating plant to supply GM EVs in Auburn Hills. The facility is expected to create 500 new jobs, which would be represented by the United Auto Workers union. • In February 2023, Ford Motor Company, encouraged by the IRA, announced it is investing billions of dollars to build the Blue Oval Battery Park in Marshall to accelerate the industry wide transition to electric vehicles, creating thousands of potentially good-paying jobs with the free choice to join a union • In October 2022, Lear announced it would open a $112.5 million battery plant in Independence Township. The plant will build battery connector units for GM EVs and news reports state the expansion was “in response to incentives for on-shoring included in the Inflation Reduction Act.” • In December 2022, Ultium received a $2.5 billion Department of Energy loan thanks to the IRA for three EV battery factories, including a $2.6 billion Ultium and LG Energy Solutions manufacturing plant in Lansing. Ultium broke ground on the Lansing facility in September 2022.

Also, I live in Pennsylvania. No way Trump takes this state. I'm on the ground here talking to real people. Look what happened to Trump's Governor and Senate choices in 2022. Also, prices went DOWN last month. I'm not a Biden fan (I'm independent), and I think he should not run in 2024, but he's an obvious choice over Trump.

@@Defeat_MAGA don’t know what you mean by governor choices, it’s a bit late here so my mind isn’t on full speed like it normally is. Also I do wonder, as a person living in America I know you have noticed the gas prices going up, cost of living getting worse, speeding going crazy, American involvement in multiple wars and potential wars etc. why do you dislike Donald?

President doesnt control the gas prices (conservative elitist saudi oil companies do) President doesnt control corporate inflation ( mostly a bunch of unethical elitist do) Biden didnt start the war in Ukraine. Blaming the help for what the bully did is victimizing the wrong person and is absolutely a sickening false equivalency. Trump pulled out of the country at the end of his presidency to literally f-the biden administration . All his peoole admit trump had no plan. Most actual Military tactical people dont think we should have gotten out yet.

That would be interesting, in New Zealand, the amount of members of parliament(congress) is based on the actual party vote, so if a party got 10% of the general party vote, that means that party would get 10% of the MPs slots in parliament. It’s a beautiful system called mmp. In New Zealand. RFK and his potential party would be extremely serious, I just can’t imagine him winning more than a couple electoral states in usa

Okay but you must admit Biden screwed up America

@@Denzil12 he’s doing a great job

Yes, the election was very strange.

And why would a video based on many polls be a bad thing?

@@Denzil12 what are polls good for?

@@ADIMusic-md1ij the polls target a specific group of people and this helps us understand what is happening. Election day is the only important poll but I think everyone knows that Joe Biden hasn’t improved America.

Can you show some proof that there are 25% less republicans and what is flawed about these many polls?

I’m not sure, I think that Muslim labour supporters mainly just liked Jacinda etc, so they vote for that. It could also be the fact that a lot of people in the Muslim community already support labour, so they continue to vote labour and so, it could also be the Islamic Idea of love, equality and wanting to take care of others, such as people on the benifit and so on. I’m a national party supporter and I also like Winston peters quite a lot, so it really depends on the specific Labour Party supporters, some could simply be more liberal etc

Yes, since there are a massive amount of people coming into the country, the current available jobs will be taken by citizens or by new immigrants, which will cause a lack of opportunity for citizens and anyone who comes, but one good thing is that new people bring new opportunities regarding new businesses and skills etc.

Yeah probably

Which part of the video was incorrect

The country gonna be doomed!!!

Haha of course

Oh yeah really 😂

Which part

yooo

No

Of course! What did you think about the video

ikr

Thanks man, I encourage you to look over my other recent political videos and also tomorrow my new video about the Ute tax will be uploaded at 8:30am nz time!