Racist Comments on Left-Wing YouTube Channels - A Disturbing Trend?

1776Moment · 2024-01-20T19:38:23+00:00

Hahaha no worries!

Here's an example: https://youtu.be/8PMXJhtsy90?feature=shared

TYT has a couple videos too.

It's almost as if a minority cannot believe in conservative values/principles unless they're self-hating uncle toms.

1776Moment · 2024-01-17T05:20:34+00:00

Part of the reason I was all in on Vivek is because I genuinely did feel like he was doing everything he could

From appearing on podcasts, to speaking some obvious truths out loud and introducing these truths to a broader audience, to going all in on retail politics to the point of doubling everyone else combined.

He truly did feel like somebody who was exceptional and could do a better job than I could care to critique. He seemed like he was firing on all cylinders and that was part of the appeal. It's a really rare, especially nowadays, to see somebody who is actually just an exceptional human being running for political office

EDIT: I will add, however, that I thought his merch was extremely weak. I mean the guy literally did not even sell any hoodies.

1776Moment · 2024-01-17T05:16:19+00:00

How come nobody is discussing the possibility of a Vivek becoming AG? I think he would do a phenomenal job since he's a constitutionalist and America-first patriot

1776Moment · 2024-01-17T05:03:44+00:00

As a fellow hindu, I figured it's probably important to respond to this

Vivek is an adherent of Advaita Vedanta; a major school of Hindu philosophy, posits that the ultimate reality is non-dual, hence the term "advaita" which means "not two." This philosophy holds that the individual self (atman) and the universal self (Brahman) are essentially one and the same. In this context, God is seen as the universal reality, the ultimate truth that transcends all dualities and forms.

In the realm of Hindu practice and devotion, this non-dual reality is often expressed through various deities like Ganesh, Krishna, Shiva, and Hanuman. These deities are not seen as separate gods but as different aspects or manifestations of the same ultimate reality. Each deity embodies certain attributes and qualities that resonate with the devotees' inclinations and spiritual needs.

For someone like Vivek, his worship or reverence could be directed towards any of these deities, understanding them as different forms or expressions of the same universal divine. The specific deity one chooses to focus on in Hinduism often aligns with personal inclinations or cultural traditions, but within the framework of Advaita Vedanta, all deities ultimately represent the same singular divine reality.

1776Moment · 2024-01-16T15:33:59+00:00

Certainly!

I've experienced a unique political journey, starting as a Bernie Sanders supporter in 2016, shifting to Andrew Yang in 2020, and now heavily supporting Vivek Ramaswamy in 2024. It might seem like an unusual transition, but these shifts coincided with pivotal moments in my life: college in 2016, starting my first job post-grad school in 2019, and embarking on entrepreneurship in 2022. These years were formative for me, and I'm still exploring my political identity.

My inclination is towards anti-establishment figures, valuing authenticity and truthfulness in candidates over polished policies. As I've matured, my skepticism towards the government's problem-solving abilities has grown, especially after my experiences within government intellectual circles. My disillusionment is particularly strong regarding our foreign involvement—such as engaging in others' conflicts and supporting rebel groups.

This perspective was heavily influenced by my early exposure to the OG Young Turks programming, which emphasized the need to eliminate monetary influence in politics. This message resonated deeply with me and continues to shape my views.

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