Vivek a valedictorian, junior tennis champion, pianist, rapper, comedian, debater, Harvard and Yale graduate, started two multibillion companies from scratch with no family money, developed drugs that save kids life, running for presidency at the age of 38. Establishment politicians make a living in politics. They are controlled by big money. Who are looking to control the population for their own self interest.
@@brettmitchell1777 he lost himself a lot of money too, like everyone else that had shares in that Alzheimer's drug. He didn't sell a single share in the subsidiary that lost money. So what's the problem? He took a moonshot with one project that failed, didn't pull out before anyone else, isn't that how it should be?
Better yet, Bill shouild vote for Vivek. Vivek wants free speech, economic independence from china, a color blind society - and he is by far the smartest candidate in the field, and has the best leadership qualities, imho.
Correct me if I am wrong... Ramaswamy is a Dravidian. In clumsily characterizing Vivek as a "person of color", Bill Maher was revealing his ignorance of Indo-Aryan heritage.
Dravidian is a different language group than what's considered indo-european (formerly Aryan), dravidians literally see themselves as different from that group. I think saying that indo Aryan is Dravidian is showing a bit of ignorance *of the :current: scientific and cultural* consensus. Now does it mean the current consensus as understood by scientists, anthropologists, historians or linguists is a fairly accurate reflection of the truth? I have no way to judge other than to poll people about their self perceptions. As for whether vivek personally identifies with any group or heritage, I don't know and frankly think is less important to him or many of us, but perhaps bill thought it was.
I'd like to add that religion is linked to ethnicity somewhat in this discussion but it's not necessarily. Vivek's Father would have been seen by society at large during the time he grew up in India as one that belonged to a Brahmin community. This 'caste', so to speak, were associated in tamil Nadu( the state of independent India where vivek's Father would likely triage his ancestral heritage and culture ) with being the class of people who'd benefited from being the scholarly class with access to religious and other types of law making culture. In the 1960s there was a movement to expelled Tamil Brahmins from the state completely and was a shocking and reactionary collective guilt and reprimand campaign that lead to many leaving the state and settling in other places. It could be argued in some sense that vivek's individual rights and individual freedom likely syncs well with his father's lived experience of being collectively blamed when he was likely growing up in India for the collective guilt of others.
ruclips.net/video/I8LxraECD5E/видео.html I remember Bill Maher saying America went to Afganistan with Good intentions. I also remember America bombing Afganistan with bombs which had "This is For 9/11" written on it.
Bill Maher is the person who sees race in everything. So, there's that.
Remember, Bill: Takes one to know one. This would apply to all dumbocrats who constantly use the race card.
"If you don't voter for me, You ain't blk." - Bidet
I used to think Bill's views were an act to appeal to a certain west coast demographic. I realize now he doesn't know any better.
Vivek a valedictorian, junior tennis champion, pianist, rapper, comedian, debater, Harvard and Yale graduate, started two multibillion companies from scratch with no family money, developed drugs that save kids life, running for presidency at the age of 38. Establishment politicians make a living in politics. They are controlled by big money. Who are looking to control the population for their own self interest.
One of those companies went bust and the other one has never made a profit.
He’s a clever little money shuffler with rich friends, not a scientist.
@@brettmitchell1777so why are people still invested in it? Surely 10 years is a long time to divest right?
@@brettmitchell1777there's no proof of that at all, just accusations and smears everything Axovant did and said is public and they were never sued
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Well the one that went bust meant no redemptions right?
He’s lost a lot of people a lot of money. Just to be clear.
@@brettmitchell1777 he lost himself a lot of money too, like everyone else that had shares in that Alzheimer's drug. He didn't sell a single share in the subsidiary that lost money. So what's the problem? He took a moonshot with one project that failed, didn't pull out before anyone else, isn't that how it should be?
Better yet, Bill shouild vote for Vivek. Vivek wants free speech, economic independence from china, a color blind society - and he is by far the smartest candidate in the field, and has the best leadership qualities, imho.
The Trump stuff? That's a lot of BS! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
How insulting can you be to a guest. Asking a question that insults his guest.
Correct me if I am wrong... Ramaswamy is a Dravidian. In clumsily characterizing Vivek as a "person of color", Bill Maher was revealing his ignorance of Indo-Aryan heritage.
Vivek is a proud Hindu
@@kunalseth6437 Which sect?
Dravidian is a different language group than what's considered indo-european (formerly Aryan), dravidians literally see themselves as different from that group. I think saying that indo Aryan is Dravidian is showing a bit of ignorance *of the :current: scientific and cultural* consensus. Now does it mean the current consensus as understood by scientists, anthropologists, historians or linguists is a fairly accurate reflection of the truth? I have no way to judge other than to poll people about their self perceptions. As for whether vivek personally identifies with any group or heritage, I don't know and frankly think is less important to him or many of us, but perhaps bill thought it was.
I'd like to add that religion is linked to ethnicity somewhat in this discussion but it's not necessarily. Vivek's Father would have been seen by society at large during the time he grew up in India as one that belonged to a Brahmin community. This 'caste', so to speak, were associated in tamil Nadu( the state of independent India where vivek's Father would likely triage his ancestral heritage and culture ) with being the class of people who'd benefited from being the scholarly class with access to religious and other types of law making culture. In the 1960s there was a movement to expelled Tamil Brahmins from the state completely and was a shocking and reactionary collective guilt and reprimand campaign that lead to many leaving the state and settling in other places. It could be argued in some sense that vivek's individual rights and individual freedom likely syncs well with his father's lived experience of being collectively blamed when he was likely growing up in India for the collective guilt of others.
@@wwkk4964 Source?
What color is White?
Wow
Gordon ramasey is a chef we dont want his opinions unless he's praising the national delicacy dingo pie.
Lol what
How is having a better judge of character racist?!
TDS
WHERE IS VIVEK RAMASWAMY'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE!!!???
Up ur ass clown
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I remember Bill Maher saying America went to Afganistan with Good intentions.
I also remember America bombing Afganistan with bombs which had "This is For 9/11" written on it.
Get rid of Rubin
Feewings again?
Ramaswamy talks over ANY question. His meglomania and manners are showing.
Not ANY questions, JUST DUMB ones (which ironically coincide w/Media narratives) & focus upon racial essentialism & collectivism.
Your IQ is showing, 55?