The_Walrus wrote:
We all know who is responsible - it’s Donald Trump, the people who enable him, and the people who refuse to vote against them.
Ball is either stupid or, more likely, typical of the grifter pundits on TV news. There’s no substance to any of her arguments. She goes after “forty years of neoliberalism”, conveniently lumping together a huge range of politicians in a manner that only makes sense if she is politically illiterate or more likely if she is seeking to mislead people in order to further her career. Furthermore, this ill-defined “neoliberalism” is presented as a bad thing, even though Presidents Reagan, Bush Senior, B. Clinton and Obama are generally regarded as amongst the best, and certainly each has a laundry list of achievements to his name. Then the country had the greatest presidential candidate since Eisenhower sat right in front of them and what, they decided to vote for a self-serving idiot because too many things had gone well for them lately?
Ball is ample proof, if any were needed, that there are just as many charlatans on the left as on the right. It is to Ball’s credit that she doesn’t stoop to the levels of Joe Rogan or Ben Shapiro, but that’s a low bar. To be fair, Bill Maher is hardly known as an intellectual, so you don’t usually need to be particularly rigorous to prove him wrong, but Ball hasn’t even reached that standard - Maher comfortably wins this one. Yes, the people who chosen not to vote for Clinton have to share moral culpability for Trump’s actions. It was apparent what sort of president he would be and they let him be it. They cannot refuse themselves by saying they were upset that Obama was president, or that Hillary called them out on their s**t.
It's interesting to note that you always support the establishment narrative, and without exception, demonize anybody who is calling it out. I have a sneaking suspicion you are a paid propagandist.
No matter for me to further address your BS, because I have already debunked it enough enough times.
I don't really see the party outside of the white house as the establishment & you wouldn't either if you weren't doing what the white house told you to do for temporary tax breaks.
I don't mean to incinuate that Veggie Man is a paid propagandist, I'm just saying I know he is because he seems to live in the U.S.
29 Sep 2020, 8:51 am
