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@richwicks Maybe what we need are browser plugins that let people comment anyway!

Patrick says

@richwicks Maybe what we need are browser plugins that let people comment anyway!

@Patrick

I've suggested this to you before if you missed it. Dissenter did this - allowed you to comment on any webpage - but they were fiercely attacked for this.

BTW - get my email? What language is this website written in? I'm happily unemployed.

I replied yesterday!

The site is all in javascript (node.js)

richwicks says

All the comments were negative, and apparently they couldn't take the heat of people calling this election a fraud and people pointing out why they thought it was a fraud.

Look at all the down votes. It's roughly 7:1 upwards to 10:1 on all the videos. I wouldn't consider YouTube a right wing echo chamber by any stretch. Just more evidence along with closed comments that this guy is a fucker.

Out of all the depressing shows of tyranny out there, this is a shining light in the darkness. It's good to see that people are coming around and understanding the wrongs that the government is committing. This is what's required for change to have a hope of happening.

We already know that the majority of voters picked Trump, likely due to being fed up with the lies and crimes of the establishment. The desperate, cringe-worthy lies of the media attempting to prop up this Potemkin administration are shaking even more people out of their stupor.