I never said or implied that I agree with media censorship.

It is legal to be paid to give a speech. What are you implying? That we sold Uranium to Russia?

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Yeah ok buddy, we'll see how that actually turns out and I'll get back with you.

When did I say someone should be jailed for their political beliefs? A traitor is someone who acts to aid an oppositional force to work against one's home nation. Russia is an enemy of not only the US, but every member nation of NATO.

You are just wrong. Not even Bernie Sanders or AOC, the most socialist congressmen to date, have ever claimed or shown themselves to want absolute power. On the other hand, Republicans blocked literally over 100 appointments to vacant seats by Obama, which crippled the government, this forced the so called "nuclear option" to restore the integrity of the government (changing the rule of 2/3rds to confirm to a simple majority, EXCEPT for Supreme Court picks). Later, Mitch McConnel used the same option to extend the simple majority rule to Supreme Court picks. Republicans are so power hungry that they obstruct democracy as much as possible, might I remind you what gerrymandering is? Liberal states such as California have their districts drawn up by an independent group. Might I ask why republicans have over 2/3rd of legislative seats in this country despite receiving slightly less than half the votes across the board? How can you think that is democracy? The UK has had the NHS for 74 years, I don't see tyranny there, people are happy there. In fact, HM Government is the Conservatives, and they have held power for most of the time in recent decades. Labour isnt power hungry either, both just want to fight for what they think is right, and neither of them think tyranny is ok. Are you seriously trying to equate Hitler's regime to the Democrat party? Obama didn't take away peoples rights, nobody got arrested for calling him the N word on the internet.

The UK does have a constitutional system, but it is not rigid or permanent like the US Constitution. Yet, because of their government people don't go bankrupt trying to provide cancer care for their family members? Mothers don't have to worry about affording treatment for their children? There was only 1 school shooting in the UK from 2008-2017 whereas the US had 288 and Mexico came in 2nd place with 6? Billionaires actually pay their fair share of tax? Hundreds of billions of dollars aernt wasted on a Pentagon that is struggling to find ways to spend the excess money? The government places people over the profits of businesses? Waiters, etc don't have to rely on tips when it's the restaraunt employing them not the patrons? Seems to me that a constitution that is rigid is not as necessary as long as its the people who vote.