You did an excellent job of honoring Jimmy Carter's legacy. I voted for Jimmy Carter for president when I was 18 back in 1976. I voted for him again 4 years later. Since 1976, I've held a place in my heart for Jimmy and his wife, Rosalynn. 'Because uf you, I now consider Jimmy Carrter as one of my "Heros". So to me, Jimmy Carter was a great president; the greatest ex-president and a truly a great man. The Carters were genuinely "good people" and true Americans. Thank you Ryan; I will try to live my life doing the right thing and doing my best.
Thank you. I too voted for the first time for President Carter and the 2nd time too. When Carter lost I saw the EVIL of the media that lied about President Carter. I saw the Democrats turn their back on him and how Senator Ted Kennedy betrayed him. I saw it again with what they did to President Biden. 😢
thank you for honoring president carter & shining a light on the details of why he deserves the honor. i'm sixty years old & was very much aware of politics as a kid, thanks to nixon, watergate, & the vietnam war (to name a few). my very republican family happily voted for carter, because he was considered a "born-again christian". then they promptly turned on him, in favor of reagan, four years later. i feel lucky to have witnessed his life & been directly inspired by him & his actions.
Even after office he was still helping people around the world. This man was building homes for families. He is the only President I know continue to help the common man.❤❤❤
The nation made its choice despite almost a decade of firsthand experience and warnings. They have lauded and empowered an American Nero...a charlatan of fragile ego, criminal narcissist, and self-serving patrician who would watch Rome burn, sentence Seneca, and blame it all on the most vulnerable among us. This Tennessean liberal in the gerrymandered Nashville enclave is ashamed as a man, a Tennessean, and an American because of it. I find some consolation that I am not alone in spite of my front row seat in dystopian Trumpland. My neighbors, acquaintances, friends, and estranged family have all proven themselves as commodified voters of insipid bumpersticker politics, tribalism, and performative patriotism buying into the mendacity, conspiratorial narratives, folk devilry, moral panic, and social wedge issues from three decades of a post-fairness doctrine media landscape of vituperative blowhards, conspiracists, propagandists, ideologues, and tartuffes. Their grievances are derived from half a century of neoliberal deregulatory, union-busting, outsourcing, and special-interest policymaking...and yet they acclaim one who is NOT a traitor to their class as their champion. In Carlin terms, we're SOLJWF. The social contract is now broken.
I have always felt that President Carter was such a fine and good man that he was better than any other president in my lifetime. While there have been other politicians that I have admired for their leadership and integrity, in my opinion , he was more honorable than any other politician in the last fifty years .
Our whole family was mostly Navy! My uncle quit high school at age 17 and joined the US Navy. He ended up on an Ammunition ship December 7,1941 at Pearl Harbor. I was very fortunate to be able to meet many of the members of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association/ Philadelphia chapter not far from Valley Forge Pennsylvania. My uncle hosted a summer picnic for the members of that group in the early 1960s! GO NAVY! 🫡🫡🫡⚓️⛵️⚓️🌊🌊🌊
Thankyou so much for enlightening me on the life and qualities of Jimmy Carter. I am now adding him to my Pantheon of role models. Unfortunately it seems politicians in the USA and around the world care only for getting into office; not about doing the right thing. 😢🇦🇺
100% .. A political career now is just a stepping stone to after the dinner speaking circuit and self promotion.. the best interests of the common man are well down the agenda 🇬🇧😔
Jimmy Carter was a great ,great,great, man, a man we could use as president today! I was alive during his presidency and although he didn't do giant things he was Good, kind, honest and moral❤
One can never take a second term for granted. You do the good you can, while you can. I admired President Carter then and I admire him today. I knew back then he was hero. But Americans love a mafia boss.
The path of a real leader isn’t an easy road, especially as one is born a human being. Respect to president Jimmy Carter and the mentor that inspired his path!
Jimmy was great, way before my time, but all I've ever heard is he was the leader we needed, but powers that be where blinded by the same greed that blinds our society today.
Amazing amazing. how funny though for many years, I only hear bad things FIRST and few good little things about this MAN. we only remember the mistakes of this great human being that we were blessed to have for a long period time 100 years thank you to his family and his mentors and thank you for bringing all the facts and then some lay them down over the table.
My mother always said Carter was too nice and too smart to be President. After the experience of most of the subsequent holders of the post, only two were smart and only one had true kindness.
Carter was inaugurated January 1977, not 1975. I was a high school senior and had turned 18 just before the November election. And I got to vote for him.
So many interesting things I’ve just learned about Jimmy Carter! I was too young to vote for him by one year and honestly don’t remember who I voted for in the following election. 🗳️ I had no idea Jimmy Carter put solar panels on the White House!! What a FORWARD THINKING MAN!!
Setting the facts straight: Biographer Jonathan Alter has stated that story of having to ask Carter’s permission to use the tennis court is not true. Carter also graduated 39th in his class of 650, not 59th. Carter also stated that the greatest day of his life was not becoming President, but the day Rosalyn said yes to marrying him. I highly recommend The Bulwark’s recent interview of Alter by Sam Stein.
Those were good days in DC. Carter was very photogenic being a bit younger than some we have had in that job. He had a big grin, I think the politicians said "oh. one of us", but really he was a principled and brilliant man, as noted from the Naval Academy, and has a good marriage, a true Christian. I am glad there will a day off to honor him and hope the entire country tunes into the National Cathedral service!
Fair winds and following seas, President Carter. As a politician he may have had his critics, but as a man, as his post office years showed, he was a leader like no other. Thank you for this very important session, Ryan Holiday.
It is actually a myth that he micromanaged to the level of OKing use of the tennis court. That miscommunication came because one of the secretaries of the White House would sign JC in the appointment book for the tennis courts. People took that to mean Jimmy Carter signed it himself. He did not. But that myth persists.
What I got from this is that Carter was uncorruptible. Those who've embraced their own corruptibility hate that, and do their best to drive people like Carter out of positions of power in favor of those they can manipulate.
If more americans lived by the ideas and "quotes" that Mr. Carter did, maybe the rich and greedy wouldnt be so rich, in govt. positions and trying to sink the ship.
The first president I ever voted for was Jimmy Carter, in 1980, my 18th year. His is the cautionary tale of what happens when virtuosity to a fault collides with the banality of evil.
His opponents acted like he was beneath them for bring a peanut farmer. How foolish! Not that easy to be a businessman who grew up poor in the south. Of course, his political opponents ignored his Navy service or that he was a nuclear engineer.
You may have glossed over a significant event. He helped save Canada.:) Early testing of a possible Nuclear Power plant - went into meltdown - Chalk River I believe. President Carter was part of the US Navy team sent up to stop the damage and stop radiation leaks etc. They were successful.
Jimmy Carter was expressly a Christian not a stoic. Using his life for stoic lessons is ignores the actual stated beliefs that informed Jimmy Carter's life and decisions.
I'm not a Christian but I still loved Jimmy Carter. He's a shining example of a good human being. You don't have to be Christian to be a good human being and I can't imagine that Jimmy would have had any problem with this speech by Ryan.
Show some empathy. The man is dead. Now it is not the time. Not everything revolves around Trump. You wouldn’t want someone to disrespect Trump and his memory so why be a jerk and do it with someone else.
Trump= convicted felon, liar, insurrectionist and stupid. He went through 14 cabinet secretaries in 4 years. Trump will run the economy into the ground.
You can't be a "fake" Stoic. Stoicism is a philosophy of life. You are certainly a genuine Trumpster with all the requisites, the main one being that you insult anyone with a different view to yours.
Interesting talk, but Carter was a political dummy. Even a retired actor like Reagan could run two terms, and he finally caused the economic implosion of the USSR. Talk about national security. Good that you pointed out that there's an interesting struggle between realism and virtue.
Reagan didn't cause the implosion of Soviet Union . That's just yesterday's tired old Republican propaganda. The Soviet Union collapsed because of rampant corruption.
Oh how funny! I'd never publicly announce I know absolutely nothing about 1980s USSR but believed the self-serving political propaganda of the "trickle-down" crowd! That's really cute. One of my best friends from college watched/listened to the KGB for the NSA during the '80s on a daily basis. She majored in Russian, so she was very knowledgeable about what her KGB targets were up to for years. That assessment of yours doesn't even come close to reality. The USA played nearly no part in the collapse of the Soviet Union. Reagan pretty much walked past a building that fell down & took credit. Congrats for believing the hype, though. I'm sure the people that came up with it appreciate it.
My own father was also a US Naval officer and a scientist! Dad actually helped to build the very first Atomic Reactors/ Bettis Atomic Westinghouse Corp from thevearly 1950s until 1967! Admiral Rickover's program! Both dad and Jimmy Carter held very, very high standards! I think Rickover demanded the best from everyone who worked for him! I was very fortunate to have such a fantastic dad! Carter and dad were definitely two of the "Few Good Men!" Both were also " Officers and Gentleman " too! GO NAVY! 🫡🫡🫡⚓️⛵️⚓️🌊🌊🌊🌊
man, you've lost your creativity man, you've kind of sold out, when taylor swift is in the news, you make a video, you're a follower, as in following the money, , longtime subscriber signing off for good.
Welcome to showbusiness! This is how you get views. You follow the zeitgeist. Can you really blame him for making a living, striving? This is how he does it. Also, being "not a follower" is still dependent on what the followers do, so you're still follower, you're just going the other direction to feel self-righteous.
Absolutely disgusting comment. He would make more money going to the right. The world is proving this point. But because he is against YOUR side, you message this. This is a speech about an ex-president who recently died and you say something like this. Vile.
Doing the "right" thing when there is nobody around to witness it, is the essence of morality.
I taught that to my scouts. What you do in plain sight isn't important, it's what you do when no one's watching that matters.
You did an excellent job of honoring Jimmy Carter's legacy. I voted for Jimmy Carter for president when I was 18 back in 1976. I voted for him again 4 years later. Since 1976, I've held a place in my heart for Jimmy and his wife, Rosalynn. 'Because uf you, I now consider Jimmy Carrter as one of my "Heros". So to me, Jimmy Carter was a great president; the greatest ex-president and a truly a great man. The Carters were genuinely "good people" and true Americans. Thank you Ryan; I will try to live my life doing the right thing and doing my best.
ThankYou for your comments✨️⚖️✨️
President Jimmy Carter was a man representing the Cardinal Virtues!✨️⚖️
Thank you. I too voted for the first time for President Carter and the 2nd time too. When Carter lost I saw the EVIL of the media that lied about President Carter. I saw the Democrats turn their back on him and how Senator Ted Kennedy betrayed him. I saw it again with what they did to President Biden. 😢
I also voted for Jimmy Carter when I was 18.
I was 22.
I was 20 - first president I voted for.
I always told my kids as they grew up that if doing the right thing was easy, everyone would do it all the time.
My Professor once said: " it is so hard to be a kind man and it is so easy to be an ass whole "
Best comment this week.
What an excellent presentation! Thank you for making my day better for having watched this!
J Carter was and will always be a great man for Americans and the world , peace upon him
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41:28 “We told the truth. We obeyed the law. We kept the peace.” 💙🇺🇸💯💙🇺🇸💯
Carter is a war criminal 😂 the US clearly doesn't care about international law
thank you for honoring president carter & shining a light on the details of why he deserves the honor. i'm sixty years old & was very much aware of politics as a kid, thanks to nixon, watergate, & the vietnam war (to name a few). my very republican family happily voted for carter, because he was considered a "born-again christian". then they promptly turned on him, in favor of reagan, four years later. i feel lucky to have witnessed his life & been directly inspired by him & his actions.
Ditto
Beautiful tribute to a beautiful human being. Thank you
How far we as a nation have fallen. Looking at the last election, the hatred, the selfishness and short sightness makes me hang my head in shame.
I fear my own country is following behind on a similar path. Scary times.
Even after office he was still helping people around the world. This man was building homes for families. He is the only President I know continue to help the common man.❤❤❤
This was so inspiring and beautiful. Thank you
May this great man and his lovely bride rest peacef🙏🏾
Excellent tribute to possibly the last/best politician who lived to serve.
I'd pick Ryan to give the eulogy for Mr. Carter. Impressive job. Very well done.
Great speech, you are very talented and gaining a fan today. Stumbled across a lot of videos of yours today and I greatly appreciate your work.
Best human being to hold the office...ever. God save us from the evil that is about to take over the post.
Same sentiment
The TDS is strong in this one lol
Don't worry, y'all will find out just how much Trump cares about you.
The nation made its choice despite almost a decade of firsthand experience and warnings. They have lauded and empowered an American Nero...a charlatan of fragile ego, criminal narcissist, and self-serving patrician who would watch Rome burn, sentence Seneca, and blame it all on the most vulnerable among us. This Tennessean liberal in the gerrymandered Nashville enclave is ashamed as a man, a Tennessean, and an American because of it. I find some consolation that I am not alone in spite of my front row seat in dystopian Trumpland. My neighbors, acquaintances, friends, and estranged family have all proven themselves as commodified voters of insipid bumpersticker politics, tribalism, and performative patriotism buying into the mendacity, conspiratorial narratives, folk devilry, moral panic, and social wedge issues from three decades of a post-fairness doctrine media landscape of vituperative blowhards, conspiracists, propagandists, ideologues, and tartuffes. Their grievances are derived from half a century of neoliberal deregulatory, union-busting, outsourcing, and special-interest policymaking...and yet they acclaim one who is NOT a traitor to their class as their champion. In Carlin terms, we're SOLJWF. The social contract is now broken.
@ way better that career politicians of the uniparty.
Hi Ryan, I enjoyed this presentation. Thank you for sharing intelligent knowledge with us to apply to our lives.
Happy New Year! 🎉😊
I have always felt that President Carter was such a fine and good man that he was better than any other president in my lifetime. While there have been other politicians that I have admired for their leadership and integrity, in my opinion , he was more honorable than any other politician in the last fifty years .
I agree 100 percent.
I am 29 years old, and watching this has helped me appreciate this man. I only hope America can find a man like him again, sooner than later.
Absolutely! 💯% !!
RIP, Jimmy, you were a good man. Your post presidency was a masterwork of service and good works...and not a single felony conviction!😅
Jimmy Carter was a man of Virtue, the likes of which you'll not likely to see in the world today!
Excellent speech! The section about steering the ship while you have control convicted me! Thanks for sharing!
Ryan you did an excellent job!❤
This is really well done. Thank you for showcasing Jimmy Carter. A great man ⚖️🕊️☮️
Our whole family was mostly Navy! My uncle quit high school at age 17 and joined the US Navy. He ended up on an Ammunition ship December 7,1941 at Pearl Harbor. I was very fortunate to be able to meet many of the members of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association/ Philadelphia chapter not far from Valley Forge Pennsylvania. My uncle hosted a summer picnic for the members of that group in the early 1960s! GO NAVY! 🫡🫡🫡⚓️⛵️⚓️🌊🌊🌊
Thankyou so much for enlightening me on the life and qualities of Jimmy Carter. I am now adding him to my Pantheon of role models. Unfortunately it seems politicians in the USA and around the world care only for getting into office; not about doing the right thing. 😢🇦🇺
100% .. A political career now is just a stepping stone to after the dinner speaking circuit and self promotion..
the best interests of the common man are well down the agenda 🇬🇧😔
Jimmy Carter was a great ,great,great, man, a man we could use as president today! I was alive during his presidency and although he didn't do giant things he was Good, kind, honest and moral❤
Those are all giant things. He was great and his legacy will outshine all others for his humanity & diplomacy alone.
One can never take a second term for granted. You do the good you can, while you can. I admired President Carter then and I admire him today. I knew back then he was hero. But Americans love a mafia boss.
The path of a real leader isn’t an easy road, especially as one is born a human being. Respect to president Jimmy Carter and the mentor that inspired his path!
You did this with no notes. Totally from your practice. I am impressed.
Jimmy was great, way before my time, but all I've ever heard is he was the leader we needed, but powers that be where blinded by the same greed that blinds our society today.
Amazing amazing.
how funny though for many years, I only hear bad things FIRST and few good little things about this MAN.
we only remember the mistakes of this great human being that we were blessed to have for a long period time 100 years thank you to his family and his mentors and thank you for bringing all the facts and then some lay them down over the table.
Because Regean set the pace for the negative gaslighting type campaigning we have today. He was great, your eyes do not deceive you.
Very respectful and a good job in Honor of a great man President Jimmy Carter💙
My mother always said Carter was too nice and too smart to be President. After the experience of most of the subsequent holders of the post, only two were smart and only one had true kindness.
Carter was inaugurated January 1977, not 1975. I was a high school senior and had turned 18 just before the November election. And I got to vote for him.
My first presidential vote as well. What a gift.
I grew up hearing you do the right thing no matter what. My Dad was navy too
So many interesting things I’ve just learned about Jimmy Carter! I was too young to vote for him by one year and honestly don’t remember who I voted for in the following election. 🗳️ I had no idea Jimmy Carter put solar panels on the White House!! What a FORWARD THINKING MAN!!
Yup, and Regean promptly took them down 🙄
Powerful!
Great meditation to start the day=]
Humility in action. Example 1. #JimmyCarter (1924-2024)
Bravo and thank you!
"Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the children of God." (Matthew 5:9, NET)
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Setting the facts straight: Biographer Jonathan Alter has stated that story of having to ask Carter’s permission to use the tennis court is not true. Carter also graduated 39th in his class of 650, not 59th. Carter also stated that the greatest day of his life was not becoming President, but the day Rosalyn said yes to marrying him. I highly recommend The Bulwark’s recent interview of Alter by Sam Stein.
So good and so inspiring - thank you!
One of the best president, God fearing follower of Christ , did a lot humanitary aid . Great person , very humble
Those were good days in DC. Carter was very photogenic being a bit younger than some we have had in that job. He had a big grin, I think the politicians said "oh. one of us", but really he was a principled and brilliant man, as noted from the Naval Academy, and has a good marriage, a true Christian. I am glad there will a day off to honor him and hope the entire country tunes into the National Cathedral service!
Outstanding presentation! And sobering, at least, I hope so.
Jimmy carter and charlie munger were both born in 1924. Two great Americans born in the same year..
Fair winds and following seas, President Carter.
As a politician he may have had his critics, but as a man, as his post office years showed, he was a leader like no other.
Thank you for this very important session, Ryan Holiday.
INSPIRING
Doing the harder right than the easier wrong = Courage !
It is actually a myth that he micromanaged to the level of OKing use of the tennis court. That miscommunication came because one of the secretaries of the White House would sign JC in the appointment book for the tennis courts. People took that to mean Jimmy Carter signed it himself. He did not. But that myth persists.
Interesting to read
He was a great president and human being.
Great philosophy😊
Thank you 🗽
What I got from this is that Carter was uncorruptible. Those who've embraced their own corruptibility hate that, and do their best to drive people like Carter out of positions of power in favor of those they can manipulate.
Well done!
Great stoicism
💙😇🙏🏼 I love your content. Everyone needs to learn more about such an honorable gentekman of GOD 🙏🏼😇💙 Hope this goes viral 📢
When the speech happen?
Great presentation! One question- what do they keep shouting when you say "Class of..."?
If more americans lived by the ideas and "quotes" that Mr. Carter did, maybe the rich and greedy wouldnt be so rich, in govt. positions and trying to sink the ship.
Walk The Talk
Evidently the cadets have been taught respect for the speaker, no coughing this time.
During Plebe summer, the midshipmen are all sick. This was during the Spring, in a different theater.
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what were those 'group yells' that just 'went by'?
What are they saying after “class of ..”?
Been wondering myself, doesn't sound like "Four N's!" to me, so I'm not sure what it is either.
I would like to know also.
What did they say after Ryan said Carter's NA grad class year?
The first president I ever voted for was Jimmy Carter, in 1980, my 18th year. His is the cautionary tale of what happens when virtuosity to a fault collides with the banality of evil.
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His opponents acted like he was beneath them for bring a peanut farmer. How foolish! Not that easy to be a businessman who grew up poor in the south. Of course, his political opponents ignored his Navy service or that he was a nuclear engineer.
It's sad to think what was lost when he didn't get reelecte, and everything after. 😞
Again I say Ryan Holiday is the Joe Rogan of the Left
A variety of take aways from this video. I’ll spare the long version, the closing statement of the four values is the essence cleanly distilled. IMHO.
You may have glossed over a significant event. He helped save Canada.:)
Early testing of a possible Nuclear Power plant - went into meltdown - Chalk River I believe. President Carter was part of the US Navy team sent up to stop the damage and stop radiation leaks etc. They were successful.
Jimmy Carter was expressly a Christian not a stoic. Using his life for stoic lessons is ignores the actual stated beliefs that informed Jimmy Carter's life and decisions.
I'm not a Christian but I still loved Jimmy Carter. He's a shining example of a good human being. You don't have to be Christian to be a good human being and I can't imagine that Jimmy would have had any problem with this speech by Ryan.
Stoicism isn’t a religion and therefore isn’t at odds with him being a devout Christian
A devout christian practices compassion for all, above all.
Evangelical to boot. A disappoint, just like Biden.
Christianity and Stoicism are not mutually exclusive.
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I can't imagine living in the 50's with such a low bar for shining as a virtuous human being.
I always perceived, or heard, Jimmy Carter to be a great man but an average president…
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Stop using Historical Narrative Tense used for relating a work of fiction when you are relating real history.
Go Trump!!
Show some empathy. The man is dead. Now it is not the time. Not everything revolves around Trump. You wouldn’t want someone to disrespect Trump and his memory so why be a jerk and do it with someone else.
Enthusiasm is one thing but crapping on the dining table doesn't usually win you any friends @b.i.g.amian626
Trump🎉
vile
Trump= convicted felon, liar, insurrectionist and stupid. He went through 14 cabinet secretaries in 4 years. Trump will run the economy into the ground.
Ryan, you backed the wrong candidate. You should’ve stayed out of the US elections. You failed to take your own years of advice. How sad.
Also, you look like the third Alexander twin in the NYC/miami realtor case. Not a good look.
The best description of Carter was that he was 5’10” in 6’ of water. Probably a nice guy, but a bad President with a weird family.
This fake stoic, this grifter making money out of a philosophy he doesn't live. what a scam artist
You can't be a "fake" Stoic. Stoicism is a philosophy of life. You are certainly a genuine Trumpster with all the requisites, the main one being that you insult anyone with a different view to yours.
It’s quite stoic to show your fave in public when you were one of the worst presidents lol
Interesting talk, but Carter was a political dummy. Even a retired actor like Reagan could run two terms, and he finally caused the economic implosion of the USSR. Talk about national security. Good that you pointed out that there's an interesting struggle between realism and virtue.
Selling weapons to Iran, making deals with Iran, an enemy state, when running for president - that's the kinda guy you like don't you?
Reagan didn't cause the implosion of Soviet Union . That's just yesterday's tired old Republican propaganda. The Soviet Union collapsed because of rampant corruption.
Oh how funny!
I'd never publicly announce I know absolutely nothing about 1980s USSR but believed the self-serving political propaganda of the "trickle-down" crowd!
That's really cute.
One of my best friends from college watched/listened to the KGB for the NSA during the '80s on a daily basis. She majored in Russian, so she was very knowledgeable about what her KGB targets were up to for years.
That assessment of yours doesn't even come close to reality.
The USA played nearly no part in the collapse of the Soviet Union. Reagan pretty much walked past a building that fell down & took credit.
Congrats for believing the hype, though. I'm sure the people that came up with it appreciate it.
My own father was also a US Naval officer and a scientist! Dad actually helped to build the very first Atomic Reactors/ Bettis Atomic Westinghouse Corp from thevearly 1950s until 1967! Admiral Rickover's program! Both dad and Jimmy Carter held very, very high standards! I think Rickover demanded the best from everyone who worked for him! I was very fortunate to have such a fantastic dad! Carter and dad were definitely two of the "Few Good Men!" Both were also " Officers and Gentleman " too! GO NAVY! 🫡🫡🫡⚓️⛵️⚓️🌊🌊🌊🌊
man, you've lost your creativity man, you've kind of sold out, when taylor swift is in the news, you make a video, you're a follower, as in following the money, , longtime subscriber signing off for good.
It’s not an airport…
I doubt he'll miss you.
Welcome to showbusiness! This is how you get views. You follow the zeitgeist. Can you really blame him for making a living, striving? This is how he does it. Also, being "not a follower" is still dependent on what the followers do, so you're still follower, you're just going the other direction to feel self-righteous.
Absolutely disgusting comment. He would make more money going to the right. The world is proving this point. But because he is against YOUR side, you message this. This is a speech about an ex-president who recently died and you say something like this. Vile.
Commenting on current events is in no way being a follower.