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In this video, comedian K-von covers a few clips to help himself determine who to vote for in the 2020 US elections. The answer may surprise you.

Is Finn McKenty racist? Well, he certainly said some racist things in a recent video while attempting to guilt listeners of Tom MacDonald. In fact, the first sentence in the video is a blatantly racist remark about "rednecky girls." If we expect to live in a world without racism, this type of language absolutely needs to disappear. That goes for everyone. I've never shared one of Finn's videos before. I do think that his work is semi informative, but I also get the feeling that he is a tad full of himself and wants to make himself in to some kind of scene celebrity. Just my own opinion, and you're absolutely welcome to call me judgemental for that. This is also a reason why I largely prefer to write articles instead of producing videos. I don't care to be a celebrity. I just want my voice to be heard. In a recent video called "MOST HATED ARTISTS," Finn criticized rapper Tom MacDonald for writing music that preaches unity and speaks to a demographic t

"We have more in common with each other than we ever will with Donald Trump or Joe Biden" - Dave Smith Great discussion on political division in the United States. I made this clip start where I think some good points are made, but the whole video is worth watching if you have time. "Those same ***kers are cracking up laughing that you're talking about "white supremacy" rather than talking about banker bailouts." - Dave Smith

"Donut? What's a donut? Oh look... it's raining again." - Marge Simpson New music from AFI. You can definitely hear the Blaqk Audio influence on this one.

New ska in 2020/2021 is an absolute necessity. If you haven't heard Bad Operation yet, what are you waiting for?

What is a Pro Fighter Q? What does a Pro Fighter Q do? Are there any Pro Fighter Q socks? Is anybody listening to me? Billy Madison references aside, some people that listened to Millencolin's classic tune "Bullion" have pondered the lyrics near the end of the song where Nikola Sarcevic refers to something called a Pro Fighter Q. To put it simply, Super Pro Fighter Q was a knockoff device that could be used to "backup" Nintendo  cartridge games back in the 90s. I had actually never even heard of these until doing research for the song lyrics, but maybe the following video can explain how a similar device works. So why does Nikola Sarcevic make a reference to the device? Probably because it rhymes with "you." At least, that's my best guess. He's going through a list of things he plans to change and he's conveying the message that he's changing everything. Even things that are close and dear to him. If Nikolai's time has been dominat