This presidential election comes down to a very simple issue. It comes down to a single question you must answer for yourself. That question is: are the founding ideals of the united states of America, namely liberty, limited government, due process, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, federalism, equality and so on...are these fundamentally good ideas both philosophically and practically and therefore worth protecting or are the principles and ideals which are embodied in the constitution and in its bill of rights somehow at odds with a new morality and new vision for how best to live in a civil society and orient our politics in this country? If you enjoyed the video, I'd really appreciate if you'd consider SUBSCRIBING to the channel and SHARING this video. It's by far the best way you can support my work. ► CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://tinyurl.com/y2gwz6t9 ► CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW ME ON PARLER: https://tinyurl.com/y3phyce8 ► SUBSCRIBE TO MY BITCHUTE CHANNEL (UNCENSORED VIDS): https://tinyurl.com/y58c27b3 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=macuFFP8Sgs

SJW YouTuber has Twitter meltdown after being ordered to pay attorney's fees for frivolous lawsuit she initiated. If you enjoyed the video, I'd really appreciate if you'd consider SUBSCRIBING and SHARING THIS VIDEO. It's by far the best way you can help me out. ► CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL: https://tinyurl.com/y2gwz6t9 ► CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW ME ON PARLER: https://tinyurl.com/y3phyce8 On November 18, 2016, a YouTuber by the name of Akilah Obviously, posted a 10 minute video titled We Thought She Would Win to her YouTube channel. The video consisted of footage of Akilah at Hillary Clinton’s campaign party at the Javits in NY on the night of the 2016 presidential election. In the video, Akilah discussed the night’s events and the implications of Secretary Clinton’s defeat by Donald Trump. The next day, Akilah discovered that another YouTuber, Sargon of Akkad, had posted a video titled SJW Levels of Awareness to his YouTube channel. His video consisted entirely of six clips from Akilah’s video totaling two minutes, spliced together. Akilah responded by submitting a “takedown notice” to YouTube pursuant to the “DMCA” which led to YouTube disabling access to Sargon’s video. Sargon immediately emailed Akilah and politely asked her to withdraw the takedown notice, asserting that his video fell within the fair use exception to the Copyright Act as parody or satire. Three days later, after she refused to withdraw her notice, Sargon sent YouTube a DMCA counter notification, asserting that his video was “entirely transformative and intended for parody.” Thereafter, YouTube reinstated public access to Sargon’s video. In what would become one of Akilah’s first of many missteps, she sued Sargon for copyright infringement and lost after Sargon filed a motion to dismiss, which the court granted on the grounds that his use of Akilah’s material constituted fair use. Throughout the course of the litigation, Akilah made references to the ongoing suit on her Twitter, defaming Sargon and being generally vengeful and malicious. She made baseless and inflammatory remarks about Sargon, referring to him as a white supremacist and boasting about trying to get Sargon banned from GoFundme which Sargon was using to fund his legal costs. Her invective on Twitter reached astronomical heights when she gloated that she was going to take hundreds of thousands of dollars from Sargon. When it was pointed out to her that her frivolous lawsuit was putting the financial position of Sargon’s family at risk, she laughed off the concerns and said Sargon’s kids weren’t her problem. Akilah’s diatribes on social media would later come back to bite her. After losing in her copyright infringement lawsuit, Sargon then sued Akilah in ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IME16JeJ6rk

This Week in Foolery for the week ending July 4, 2020 - Harvard grad blames Trump supporters for losing dream job at Deloitte after threatening to stab anyone who says 'All Lives Matter' in TikTok video - David Starkey cancelled for saying slavery was not genocide - People are choosing to stay home because unemployment pays more than work (!) - BLM protests totally ok as far as COVID goes - Kanye says he's running for President ► Support me on SubscribeStar: https://www.subscribestar.com/politicalpreamble ► Buy me a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/politicalpreamble ► Follow me on Parler: https://parler.com/profile/Politicalpreamble ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XEqIylCno0

What is the appeal of mass movements and what attracts people to them? What type of person gets sucked into one? Are there underlying ideas or themes that are shared by all mass movements? In 1951, Eric Hoffer published a book called "True Believer: Thoughts on the Nature of Mass Movements." In it, he argues that mass movements are broadly interchangeable even when their stated goals or values differ dramatically. In this video essay, I apply some of his insights to modern social justice movements. If you appreciate my work, consider subscribing to the channel and sharing this video. It's by far the best way you can support my work. Click to subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/politicalpreamble?sub_confirmation=1 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxR36gVCUyo