Comedian Daniel Ryan Spalding says America has been completely “democratic”
Comedians and pro-Israel activists Daniel Leanne Spalding The US believes it needs to reconnect with itself to deal with the country’s mental health crisis.
The Canadian stand-up star said Fox News Digital He is wary of what he saw after his recent move to the US, pointing to a decline in morale, political divisions and a mental health crisis he believes is causing society’s implosion.
“If you nurture your life to think that America is evil, the president of your country is the most frightening person in the world, the humans are evil, the military is evil, and all systems and history of your country are evil, you are truly strange and you are not necessarily going to know the difference between being right and wrong,” he said.
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Comedian Daniel Ryan Spalding said he believes America has been completely “democratic” due to liberal media propaganda. (Roy Rochlin/Contributor)
Spaulding is a gay comedian who has become a virus in recent years due to social media posts that bastard laughing at leftists seeking Israel’s downfall. One of my favourite videos on Instagram October 7th Hamastero Attackthe comedians laughed at LGBTQ protesters, thinking Hamas was grateful for their help in denouncement of the Jewish state.
In addition to concerns about Israel, the comic has expressed concern about the cultural state of the West, particularly the United States.
“We believe we are very unmoralistically. The West is very unmoralistically. If we can get to a place where Jews are on Hamas’ side, then when gay people get to a place where Hamas is on Hamas’ side, Young college student He told Fox News Digital.
“This is a level of perversion and self-loathing, and it’s like my mind can’t even understand it,” he added.
He accused the mainstream media of making a significant contribution to America’s moral crisis.
“And the way things are covered, like the way the New York Times reports something, like the way the New York Post covers something, you can see the same photos in completely different articles and headlines, and people live in these little echo chambers.
“They’re always focused on getting mad at someone else, so it’s like this culture of anger that’s developing,” Spaulding added.
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The comedian also pointed to poor physical and mental health, with many Americans. Their poor diet, their appetite for prescription medication, and he said the media is amplifying.
“But since my time in America, I’ve never lived in America, so I don’t think I’ve moved there as an adult, like there are real health issues like mental health,” he said. “There’s something like schizophrenia everywhere in New York. People are nuts. And people seem to be taking medication. Just as many people are odd.
“And yeah, so you can get food too,” he continued. It also comes in a lot of crappy foods. And shitty foods are cheaper than healthy foods. So I think it’s so important to get all these chemicals out of food.
Spaulding has recently lost 220 pounds over three years, and has received a dramatic weight loss, so we know how important health is and should be a priority for Americans. He praised the new American Health and Welfare Secretary. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He says if he advances his agenda to target Americans’ unhealthy diet and childhood obesity, “it’s going to be a game-changer for the US.”
When asked further about his thoughts on the nature of the country’s mental health crisis, Spaulding pointed to the intersection of the pharmaceutical industry and media agendas.
“Well, I think, without a doubt, the pharmaceutical industry makes money from making everyone anxious and upsetting everyone. I think it’s a way of organizing news and news in many ways, and it’s not the real thing.”
“So it’s like this culture of anger that’s developing,” he added.
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The comic says he has always seen himself as a liberal until he sees his fellow liberal extremism, and says he sees hope for the future and feels a transition to “hyperpariotism” that encourages people to love their country and their allies again.
“So I think we need to regain our patriotism, stop hating each other so much, stop learning from each other and caring for each other. Do you know? Somehow – but people really want that again.”