Colin Quinn explains the rationale behind his proposal to split up the United States and why his new show seems to appeal to people on both sides of the aisle.
Colin Quinn explains the rationale behind his proposal to split up the United States and why his new show seems to appeal to people on both sides of the aisle.
Just because people have the right to be empirically incorrect doesn’t mean they’re not still incorrect
ReplyColin is a sexy mfer
ReplyI fucking love Colin!
ReplyWe are to large. We should be at least 3 countries. The west coast would be green powered by 2030
ReplyWell, he might have a point… Democrats and republicans are straying further away from each other every day… This might go baaaaaaaad
ReplyThat was the most aggressive “Thank you for sending me flowers” I’ve ever heard in my life. lmao.
ReplyI ONLY NEED 1 MORE SUBSCRIBER
ReplyDuring the ’80’s the Florida Keys seceded because the bridge was sealed off by the Feds. They called themselves The Conch Republic.:)
Replylets do it! the shit hole red states would go bankrupt in a few years since they wont be getting any more federal tax dollars from california and new york! you would see them embracing illegal immigrants because no white person will do those jobs hahahaha stupid mfers.
ReplyFuck that stop ignoring my comment… when will you have Kamala Harris on the show Trevor people questioning her “blackness” wtf her daddy Jamaican? Plus she said in a radio interview that she “did inhale” what’s Gucci son you gotta have her on soon… one ✊🏾🤜🏾🤛🏾
Reply1:57 “lets chop it into 12 city states and see how it pans out” omfg 😂
Replywithout Googling it, Who Remembers Colin Quinn on Remote Control? No You Don’t. You Weren’t Born Then. Sit Down and go back to your SocMed
ReplyIn all honesty I’m surprised more Americans don’t think this way.
And I say this as a complete outsider just looking in.
ReplyNot gonna lie, I place a large chunk of blame for America’s current state on Identity politics, and another, smaller but significant chunk on the shoulders of the Daughters of the Confederacy. As far as I can tell, identity politics aren’t even inherently bad, if simply used to single out groups that are getting the short end of the stick in order to give help where it’s most needed. Imo, it’s been used – or rather, misused – as a tool to widen divides to this critical mass we’re currently at.
What the DoC have accomplished and engendered speaks for itself…
ReplyMeh.
Reply🙂🙂🙂🙂👨💻
ReplyDivide the ignorants and the third takes it all.
Reply❤🌍💞✊🏿
Replyyeah i get his point, humans sucks at doing debates…
ReplyWhoa I thought Colin Quinn died in the nineties
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