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  • The hypocrisy is obvious. Now, Obama doesn't miss a chance to bash wealthy people and talking about "paying your fair share" and all this crap while he's out on the campaign trail, but in between campaign stops, he goes out of his way to attend these $20,000 dollar a plate fundraisers in Hollywood and other places. I can understand why a billionaire would give him money. They will actually get something in return. It's the "little" people sending him money that have me scratching my head.

  • Voting MAKES A DIFFERENCE! Come from up under that rock!

  • i......think i need to hire gay people. that......isnt a joke either.

  • i've been saying this for 2 years and im gonna keep saying it.... voting doesnt make a difference.....

  • TYT IS ILLUMINATI PROPAGANDA GARBAGE!!!!!!

  • @DARKSIDEHELL1 Your face is Illuminati propaganda garbage

  • @DARKSIDEHELL1

    haha.....dumbass.

  • Show me the Money!!!!!!

  • Lol just a few months ago u were saying how very little Obama had done for the gay community and now u switch up because u see he is getting some money from them

  • more people with HIV immigrating, that's great!!

  • Grudgingly Enthusiastic is an oxymoron, isn't it?

  • It's sickening!

  • "we gotta stop our politicians being bought"

    Doesn't it surprise you how easy to buy a politician?

    Those people are in politics in order to be bought, they love being lobbied, and offered jobs by industry insiders.

    It's not a flaw in the system, it's the purpose of the system: a massive redistribution of wealth from the ordinary people to the politically connected class.

  • The reason there have been more gay accomplishments because gay rights doesn't challenge the wealthy elites.

    Unions and progressives gave Obama a lot of money but he spits on them because he sides with the corporations and banks.

  • HERMAN CAIN IS THE LIBERLS WORST NIGHTMARE, INSULT HIM IF YOU WANT HAHA TIME TO PLAY THE MOTHA FUCKIN RACE CARD OOHH YEAAA

  • @richleeburg Herman Cain is the only person I ever hear bringing up race

  • don't hate the player hate the game

  • what does immigrants with aids have to do with gay rights?

  • man i wanna fuck george w bush jrs daughters

  • US Politics = "Pay to Play"

    Motto should be changed to "Show Me the Money"

    Why do americans even bother voting?

  • Obama is a moderate republican. 2012 will be one republican vs. another.

  • NoBama 2012!!!!!!!

  • @Kardiatheon Grow up.

  • Can we get anything done in this shitty country w/out paying money now a days? :-\

  • How come my cumshots are so weak in my old age? I used to shoot myself in the face, but now it don't even hit my belly button. WTF?

  • The fight against "Gay agenda" issues like DOMA, and denial of gay adoption has been a massive strategic fail for the Christian right. No spouse and no kids means gay people are the most likely to have extra cash on hand to spend on political donations...

  • enjoy the back of the line

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  • money = results

    thats how things work

  • Really? You're going to throw in a law about immigration and HIV with gay rights?

  • I am freaked out by the openness of corruption in U.S politics.

    I may have gotten used to Republicans taking bribes and being dependent on their corporate masters and protected by various bought up instances but the systemwide malfunctioning will cause a serious breakdown at some point.

    .

    Why did the U.S even become independent, "No taxation without representation" hah bullshit.

    If you would follow your own rebel slogans, only the billionaires would be taxed.

  • @underbjorn when it comes to history, the right say it was taxation. But the left knows it was representation. If it was taxation then why did they start taxes just a few years after the revolution? Yup, because the tax money was being spent by US and not THEM. 'THEM' used to be the red coats, 'THEM' are now corporations. That's what makes Wolf-PAC revolutionary.

  • @underbjorn Lol 

  • @underbjorn It's a rather poor situation over here, indeed. We became independent for many a good reason, but are now so far removed from our original ideals as to allow corruption to run rampant. Our democracy is still alive, but it's close the death in many ways, I fear.

  • @underbjorn Welcome to our Rome.

    The politicians and super rich will fiddle while we burn.

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  • The "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Council" sound like some hardcore mofos.

  • Plus gay rights is free!

  • I completely agree with Cenk. I shouldn't have to PAY for my rights. The only thing I should be spending is my time fighting for my rights. You just can't put a price on something you were, or should have been, given since the day you were born.

  • Wow, I'm goiing to pay Obama to stop using money incorrectly!

  • Wish I could do something for wolf-pac, but I'm kind of running on no cash this year (last year of school), too much stuff to do to show up at my state capital, and I suspect you already have better web designers than myself...unfortunate.

  • "If you got the money honey We got your disease"

    -Guns n' Roses

  • So Cenk what does that tell you. Hmm. Maybe you need to play the game to destroy the game: In other words, Wolf Pac has need of money.

  • @TheRacistsMustDie More money than the money combined people spend on reaching their goals now and in the future?

  • @595o Well enough money to make do.

  • next they'll be sayin' "Well the dollar bill is a person, you see? It's got a face on it"

  • @jmac217x lol

  • ahey if pres obama is getting money from the gay community and then helping gay rights, I don't got a problem with that, in my opinion thats great, 1st) Gay people are humans they should be treated the same, so its great that Obama is helping them, 2nd) The legislation thats helping gays does not include giving them government money in a fiscal crises, so overall I like this

  • @cbeebe007 45,000 people die annually due to lack of health insurance, according to the American Journal of Public Health. In fact, UHC is more cost effective and in countries where it's implemented, well received. Maybe you should get the interests of big business and the ultra rich out of government.

  • face it people we are in for four more years of Obama the outcome?we'll have to kick back and see

  • Why are we accepting immigrants with HIV? KEEP THEM OUT. America doesn't need people who could infect others. Why can't we be more picky about our immigrants?

  • Thumbs up if you wanna star a fundraising group to legalize marijuana.

  • if Harry Plinket was here, he'd say "hey genius. money creates resultsss....and i got some more pizza rolls"

  • We are between a rock and a hard place.

    Here we have a chance to put a real progressive in the whitehouse because the GOP field and party is pathetic and weak, and here we are as supposed progressives and liberals, pushing Obama, the proven FAILURE and FRAUD, back into office for another 4 years of broken promises.

    We as a people will NEVER vote in a honest politician like Nader or Bernie Sanders. We will never vote in real change. A second term for Obama is disgusting to me, a progressive.

  • show me the money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • It's all about the money, LABAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWSSSSSSSSSSSK­YYYYYYYYYYY

  • Man I'm about to start a group for black ppl. And raise money so we can get things in the black community done cuz I see that's the only way.

  • I am totally in on this @CBPfilm

  • @CBPfilm Problem is not everything can be done in one term, so if more people start lobbying groups then the prices for reaching results increases.

  • So long as Obama delivers who gives a shit if its just because all he wants is money.

  • this guy is the modern version of Napoleon the pig, he has the same overlords as his predecessors, his supporters are in denial or corrupt

  • Money talks is right!

    You got the cash, ill deliver

  • @tommy0135 I have no beed with capitalism in general. What I dont like is the unfettered, unrestrained free-market capitalism propogated by Ron Paul and his ilk in the GOP. Frankly, what made America prosperous was a balance of state regulation and private enterprise, the rich paying their fair share and a much stronger government that didnt bend over backwards to please Wall Street

  • "He's brought great results."

    Maybe he could teach Obama a little something about that.

  • Wanna know where all of Obummers money is coming from... just check out the latest post Cenk put on facebook.

  • hey cenk , if you take the money out of politics , how will your political leaders eat?......

  • @iamLI3 Cenk means take corporate money out of politics.You must be one of those suck ups for the evil globalist.

  • @locker77616 so then it will just be bill gates that gets to buy the politicians then?.....

  • @iamLI3 Are you a fucking idiot? Politicians get paid by the taxpayers... Six-figure salaries. Campaign contributions have nothing to do with politicians income.

  • @VoteABC2011 huh , that so.....that's a pretty big salary to take out of taxes though......

  • @iamLI3 Well, I agree with you on that.

  • @VoteABC2011 chill out lol

  • Cost for having so much as a peep in congress : $100 000

    Cost for one politician : $20 000 000

    Cost for the backlash against the rest of us : Ridiculous

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  • Obama: "OP Delivers"

  • 0:13 Barrack O'Manna?

  • @soundslave Barack O'Mamna. @0:13.

  • @soundslave I heard that too

  • Will gay activists sell out to Obama?

  • Hey, what happened with your Gaddafi's dead video?

  • iI is not all about the money it as long as you can get a majority that what put George W. Bush he got the religious voters.that's why our founding fathers with church and state separated back in their days religion was big majority and they knew that if a person ran on religious believe they would get elected.but the world is a different place now and now we have a lot more majorities now a days.

  • yo why isn't tyt covering me fapping away? this is an outrage i demand attention

  • Why isn't TYT covering the remains of American soldiers being thrown in the landfill. Very indicative of the state of affairs of the military and government. Christ you war-mongers are hypocrites when it comes to your veterans.

  • FAGS taking over probably because obama and Larry Sinclair had a tinkle toe thing going!

    Kenyan-born US Senate, Barrack Obama, appeared set to take over the Illinois Senate seat after his main rival, Jack Ryan.

    June 27, 2004

  • @mikestheman3 You seriously need some vagina

  • I would say it goes beyond just politics. The only thing that matters in the monetary free for all market system is money, not the planet we depend on for survival, not human health, not peace, and not meeting everyone's needs. All of these things are second to money. So as long as we have an economic system based on money, everything else that we should be striving for will be secondary, and will likely not be accomplished if money cannot be made doing it (ending hunger, war, pollution, etc.)

  • @IHighLikePlane There will be human greed if there is money or not. Money is just the medium of exchange between two people. Unless you outlaw trading, money will always be relevent. As for those problems you listed like environment and poverty, countries like Iceland are already at that level. They have renewable geothermal energy powering the entire country, almost no poverty what so ever because they use taxes for things like green energy, healthcare, education etc. And not banks, war etc.

  • @coopmuch56 "They have renewable geothermal energy powering the entire country" - I agree with you but really, you want to score points with this gem? "They have renewable geothermal energy powering the entire country" - Iceland is one giant bloody volcano. They are lucky in that respect, however i doubt the story would be the same if iceland was an ordinary land mass.

  • @TheSpankymonkey wrong honey.. i cant explain to you how many times thats wrong but lets just say this.. the only reason we dont have free energy is greed honey they have had it for over 50 years

  • @kami243n - The reason they have this free energy is because it's a very simple technology and they live on a fucking volcano. No great special forward thinking, it is not the example you were looking for. There are plenty of nations far more adept at engineering and energy development than Iceland, take Germany for example. Oh wait.... They don't live on an active volcano do they. Your example is just plain stupid.

  • @TheSpankymonkey that my dear is because i said i cant explain to you what i know.. you wouldnt believe me anyway.. its ok im use to knowing before all you do.. and dont you think any place on needs volcano they just are taking atvantage for now but that will soon be um.. interesting.. now ive said enough.. and you dont need to waste anyone elses time.. because im afraid your just here for the trolling and not really to help educate anyone so ty for your imput and try trolling somewhere else

  • @coopmuch56 money will be here untill man decides that he needs to do shit to better man kind not himself.. its all a self learning curve.. those who need money are less developed than those who can live happily broke or poor.. its very simple.. most humans see ass backwards thats the problem.. when you can have nothing and be content.. to just have whats needed not whats wanted.. or craved.. thats when you will start to learn.. and grow.. not before.. so all those rich idiots.. pity them

  • @coopmuch56 Not true, people who've spent any time studying Human behavior know that virtually all behaviors are reinforced from the environment. People learn to be greedy they aren't born that way. Automation can easily make trade obsolete. If we applied our technology we could easily have an abundance of every human need. Even in Iceland there are people without energy because you can't make money creating a surplus of anything, thus poverty is inevitable. Watch Zeitgeist Moving Forward.

  • @IHighLikePlane I've seen all of the Zeitgeist movies, and I agree with the problems they list but not the solution. The venus project is just 6th stage communism or pure communism. Its nothing new. You're relying the whole system on people not being greedy. You cant possibly make trading obsolete, if a painter wants to make a career out of doing what he loves and sell painting, hes going to trade. Where there is trade there is money.

  • @coopmuch56 Saying you don't like it because its communism (which it isn't), doesn't discredit it in any way. Thats simply name calling. If you don't like it tell me why it won't work.

    There is no "human nature" this has been proven by B.F. Skinner and many other behavioral scientists. If people's needs are met, and they all have equal access to resources then greed becomes a non issue.

    Look, you cannot meet everyone's needs in a money market system, because scarcity equates to profits.

    T

  • @IHighLikePlane Pure communism : "there are no governments, laws, or nations any more, all social classes disappear, everyone works for everyone else, there is no money or private property, all goods are free to be consumed by anyone that needs them." Sounds pretty much exactly what the venus project is doesnt it? When the means of production are controlled on a central level, it only takes one person to gain control of the monopoly and manipulate and exploit the people.

  • @coopmuch56 Nope, communism as described by Marx is the lifting up of the labor class, an RBE seeks to eliminate the labor class through automation. Communism also used money, militaries, government, and political leaders. An RBE has none of those things. Sure there are a few things in common with communism, but thinking they are the same because of that is an overly simplistic view.

    There is no centralized power structure to "gain control" of.

    What you advocate is unsustainable.

  • @IHighLikePlane You are talking about the 5th stage of communism,that why I told you about the 6th stage of communism or its also called "pure communism".

    "There is no centralized power structure to gain control of."

    Of course there is who is the one producing all the goods? The ones who produce dont just han out all there goods for free, so it has to be centralized or else one person would think he deserves more for the work they put in. It has to be a monopoly where everyone pitches in.

  • @coopmuch56 Its a participatory democracy using science to arrive at decisions. Anyone can volunteer to invent a good, share it, form a group, design the production method, chose the most efficient design, and make it fully recyclable and upgradable.

    No power structure, just people volunteering to come up with the most efficient sustainable goods. All goods are free, we already have the tech for an abundance of human needs.

    Call it what you like but our survival depends on sustainability.

  • @IHighLikePlane You need to take som economics classes or something because you are missing the whole economic calculation problem. Who produces all the food? Its has to be a centralized power because some guy isnt just going to work all day to keep up his farm just so he can give it out to everyone. He would grow the amount that would feed his family. There has to be a gain, a motivation to put the work in. What isnt sustainable about contries like Iceland? Please tell me

  • @coopmuch56 Modern economics isn't empirical in any way, its more of an ideological religion than true economics in the literal Greek meaning of the word.

    There is no "guy working all day on his farm". You need to go watch "Our technical Reality", because you must have no idea of the state of our technology. Farming can be almost entirely automated and self sustainable using hydroponics and robotics.

    Iceland like any money economy requires continual growth and consumption (unsustainable).

  • @IHighLikePlane ---

    Well said and I like it how finally this simple fact is stated here on TYT commentaries.

    Modern economics is portraited as natural science whenv in fact it's more of the exact opposite, religion.

  • @coopmuch56 And iceland has the population of one US city (and less than nearly EVERY metro in US). We don't structure the US for small communities. It has to be structured for EVERYONE. Try to think on a grander scale.

  • @NY1love Because of population the American government has to subsidize oil companies, bail out banks and start 2 trillion dollar wars?

  • @coopmuch56 Well said.

  • @coopmuch56 Iceland is a ridiculously poor benchmark for energy. It has hardly any people or industry and is the most Geologically active region inhabited on earth (plenty of easy geothermal). The fact that even Iceland STILL imports million's of barrels of oil a year underlines the energy problems we have as a planet.

  • @coopmuch56 "There will be human greed if there is money or not" - I'm agnostic on that. Why should there be human greed? Who said?? Yes some people are greedy but many are not. Many choose to use their physics degrees to work for peanuts studying asteroids, some use it to get into a City trading firm.

    What I have noticed is the more educated, cultured people follow less base 'instincts'. Whether that be people wanting 6 kids or Conspicuous consumption, greed, jealous etc....

  • @coopmuch56 Correction, they DID have that in Iceland but no more. Once their government fell for corporate bank money in 2005 things went down hill for Iceland in a big way. Iceland was remarkable in they're forward progression before corporate greed infected their politicians too. Don't know what's current with the country in the last 2yrs but yeah, Iceland got fucked by their politicians and banks. Hope they get back on track.

  • @Chubearishere Yeah I know it was the same mess all over the world. Deregulating banks to take huge risks. But there kicked out the right wing idiots and now voted in the green liberal party with the very first openly gay head of government in the world which is a good social step I guess.

  • Mr. President could you just go back to Kenya and take your cabinet with you. 

  • why lgbt should be more interest in h.i.v. more then others, and more "hate crimes" is a victory? crime should be treated at the same level, if you're not a disgusting goodthinker

  • Haha, you know whats funny? How lifting the immigration ban against people with HIV is considered a victory for gay rights. That is just hilarious.

  • @Elmaln

    ... What the fuck? Why should we not HIV positive people immigrate to the US?

  • @Elmaln

    not allow*

  • There's another reason Obama delivered on gay rights. It doesn't interfere with corporate rights.

  • Thumbs up if you're Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, or an LGBT Ally! (or a member or supporter of the LGBT community in any way)

  • @TheYoungTurks I disagree completely on how much LGBT $ has been affective. Most changes were the result of congress rather then Obama.

    DADT was only repealed after Lieutenant Dan Choi handcuffed himself to the white house gate.

    Anti bullying legislation has been ineffective.

    Most hospitals (except for the bible belt) will generally let someone see their partner.

    The repeal of the immigration ban was congress.

    The decision to no longer defend DOMA was just a gesture which means nothing

  • They got what they wanted because none of their objectives threatened the power and wealth of the rich.

  • Fags have lots of money, overall.

  • We need money to get out of politics. Donate money to wolf-pac today

  • Gay paople are fags

  • @RadicalAwesomeness and i wouldn't have it any other way!

  • @RadicalAwesomeness like you

  • @The8347135

    I can't be gay. I'm an alien.

  • @RadicalAwesomeness

    Yes. And fags are queer. It fits beautifully.

  • Just what we need - more immigrants with HIV.

  • If Palin ran for POTUS, her fundraising machine will PWN Obozo's current machine. The LGBT community will be completely straightened out by Palin and her Palinista Army!

  • @ecwaufisxtreme *sigh* Oh, look who crawled out from under the rock s/he lives under. Welcome back to Youtube. We were almost beginning to miss your brain-dead rambling....almost.

  • Obama/Sandusky 2012

  • why is the taxpayer paying for Soetoro's campaign?

  • That is why blacks, Latinos, and labor need to stop slavishly supporting Obama. We will see if Obama wins the presidential election.

  • Why wouldn't the LGBT community want to support someone that does the right thing because its right, not because they are bribed? Speaking of course, of Ron Paul - one of the only politicians that isn't bought. He has said numerous times that you can't legislate morality, and that what individuals choose to do in a free country is NO BUSINESS of the federal government. Ron Paul is CLEARLY the progressive choice for 2012.

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  • @cbeebe007 Yeah, cause letting people die in the streets because of no health insurance and taking away social security, medicare and medicaid from the ones who need it is VEEEERY progressive...

    Don´t get me wrong, I think Ron Paul is the best candidate on the republican side, but he sure as HELL ain´t no progressive. And due to him actually being strictly libertarian he would probably take great offense of being called a progressive!

  • @BumfuzzledZeb Yeah, thats a bit of a stretch - calling him 'Pro-Death'. Where do people get the idea that Ron Paul wants people to die? You think people will just up and die if the all-powerful, all-good government doesn't save them from the dangerous world? Ron Paul is more progressive than Obama, so YES, he is the most progressive choice for 2012. His positions are 'progressive'. End Fascism, Drug Wars, Real Wars... promote civil and individual rights, stop Keynesian economics, etc.

  • @cbeebe007 5 Things Ron Paul says:

    1. That life begins at conception

    2. Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a FAILURE

    3. No to healthcare for everyone

    4. Doesn´t believe in the use of separation of church and state

    5. Governments shouldn´t help the people who need it (like his retarded comment on the debate discussing the suggestion of a man in a coma)

    As I said, Ron Paul is a great, honest Republican and Libertarian but he is NOT a progressive in the term used today, it´s simply a false statement.

  • @BumfuzzledZeb Either you are scared of freedom, or you haven't properly listened to RP's positions... or both. Good luck with Obama, then. No one else even comes close to the progressive stances of Paul. I don't really think you understand the gravity of the situation. Aside from your misrepresentations.1 End War on Drugs. 2 End 5+ wars in ME. 3 Protect Civil Liberties. 4 End Federal Reserve. 5 ECONOMY. Oh, and of course he believes in sep. of church & state, to suggest otherwise is dumb

  • @cbeebe007

    Is this the same RP who wrote "The notion of a rigid separation between church and state has no basis in either the text of the Constitution or the writings of our Founding Fathers."?

    How is he in anyway progressive? This is the same person who is fine with allowing the uninsured to die of health complications, wants to remove as much regulation as possible and IIRC, wants to destroy the Department of Education and supports a flat tax rate of 10%.

    That's progressive, how?

  • @ElPueblo4 How do those have anything to do with 'progressive' positions? Can a conservative be progressive, or is it an exclusive club? How about 1-5? People don't die because they are uninsured, & they don't get dumb w/o DoE. Maybe if they didn't have to pay income tax, and the dollar wasn't devalued by the FED, they could buy their own insurance. Giving poor people's money to the gov't which squanders it by bailouts and corruption is wrong. We will be much better off managing our own money

  • Why doesn't the LGBT community support Ron Paul, Gary Johnson or the little-known Fred Karger instead? Also, it's slightly insulting to imply that LGBT rights are the sole, or the primary, concern of LGBT voters: the economy, any one? Also, if you oppose the DOMA, campaign for its repeal. It's unconstitutional for the federal government simply to refuse to enforce federal laws: for Cenk, a former lawyer, to applaud this, is worrying.

  • @SkullOfYorick Ron Paul doesn't support gay rights, he supports leaving it up to the states. Which is disastrous when you look at history. Segregation, inter-racial marriage and much more would still be the law of the land in many states without the intervention of the federal government and/or USSC. Currently the USSC leans incredibly to the right so the only hope for gay rights is through federal.

  • @Makosis I'm not that pessimistic. But, the main issue is surely that federal involvement in marriage (gay or straight) is unconstitutional. Ron Paul has a deep respect for individual rights. Just listen to this interview: /watch?v=zIeW0DY64bE

  • @SkullOfYorick It's not about being optimistic or pessimistic. It's realistic. We've already seen what happens when we leave the issue of human rights and equality up to the discretion of the states. Yes, Ron Paul talks about individual rights but he doesn't distinguish between individual rights that are hindered from the government and the ones that are enabled by the government. There is a difference.

  • @Makosis He doesn't want Fed Gov't (or gov't in general) to have ANYTHING TO DO with personal issues like marriage. The federal gov't is there to protect rights, contracts, interstate roads, anti-trust, sound currency, defense, and maybe some other SMALL things if we deem it so. But we can't keep paying for all the shit they do right now. (You can, but don't take my money to pay for things that don't benefit me in the slightest) They are not for legislating morality, or policing world.

  • @cbeebe007 You're avoiding the issue, he wants to pass "legislating morality" on to the states so he doesn't lose his libertarian credibility. History has already shown us how badly it goes when he leave human rights up to the states. He still is going to have governments doing it, he just doesn't want the blame. He doesn't support gay rights as the person I was responding to was claiming.

    Ron Paul is to naive to distinguish between rights impeded by the government and ones protected by it.

  • Obama's fund-raising? Two words: Goldman Sachs.

  • Obama just keeps taking bribes from WALL STREET!!!! HAHAHAHAHAH.  HYPOCRITS

  • I am happy for the gay, lesbian and trans community but that just goes to show how fucked up the system is. No money, no candy.

  • @Snookiefish Your point exactly? Oh I see having someone with HIV in your country automatically means that person will do everything they can to pass it on right?

  • Ron Paul

    He has 3 good ideas that will fix America.

    And a million more that will tear it apart afterwards.

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  • Why isn't TYT covering the story on the British soldier who butchered and murdered Iraqi and Afghanistan civilians? It's a huge story in Europe and the Middle-East right now.

  • @aidenmccloskey no one has heard of it on this side.

  • @aidenmccloskey

    Big stories in the past have taken longer to come up on the show.

  • @aidenmccloskey Butchered animals is not news.

  • @aidenmccloskey - Hey, I'm looking for that story on Google News and I can't find it anywhere. What's the name of the soldier?

  • @Fatcatnevercameback My apologies. I meant US soldier. His name is Sgt. Calvin Gibbs.

  • @aidenmccloskey - Indeed, I found the story myself before having read this reply. =)