Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "At least 4 mass shootings reported over holiday weekend" video.

By what authority do you pronounce judgement about a jurisdiction you know nothing about?
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Hey Big Doug, how does it feel to have a small mind?
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@stereodreamer23 The guns that are used are manufactured by white capitalists.
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What an online coward, lurching in the background.
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Guns are manufactured by white capitalists.
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@HammeredDrunkPelosi If you abolished the C.I.A. mass shootings in foreign countries would go down, but military hardware enthusiasts would be sad if Warthog videos were taken offline. In all reality, Homeland Security was created by the Bush family as their own private army, over-riding all other American security and police. That's what should be abolished.
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@ohheyemmi I can only agree with you because everyone has their own experience, and their opinion is as personal as they are. It might look like I'm tripping and thinking I know it all, but that's not the impression I want to make. That might be coming from the fact it's easy for me to make over-all observations about America because I'm only of Scottish ancestry, born in the Niagara Peninsula. If I try to quote any authority, I would say Past President James T. Buchanan was part of my mothers' clan system. But that leaves me out of modern America, because he didn't start the Civil War, what modern America evolved from.
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@ohheyemmi So I'm addressing someone who is technically a Scottish lady. You should aspire to being a lassie with a laddie by your side. There are no Scottish natives. My clan system, or tribe, came from Jewish political refugees fleeing to their northern salmon fishing ground, where warm Atlantic currents keep beaches from freezing. Edinburgh is pronounced "eden-burra", meaning "Eden of the North". Another clan system came as refugees after the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth, moving to outer islands now called Hebrides, meaning "being of Hebrew". Watt, yes, the weir'd and the wire'd, is my family name. Buchanan is my clan name, in Gaelic it's Canonach, formerly House of David. "Galaxy brain". Modern people know the earth is round but not everyone has a global conscience, or as galaxy brain, understanding eternity. Bay-an-uck-let, blessings on you, in the language of the Garden of Eden, now known as Iraq. Now, if you said 'agus oo hane a haritch", you as well my friend, we could really talk. Scot is pronounced "scoot", a nick-name about how we fled. Thanks for helping me feel it.
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@A. Brown It's hard for me to believe "they" let a mall shooter out on "bond" after "they" shot nine people. Why don't you say you were there and you "could have been" shot? My reply would be more enthusiastic.
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@ohheyemmi Thank you, thank you very much for your revealing narrative. However, you leave me behind with all the British culture you describe. You didn't mention Benny Hill, so that's good. I'm surprised you didn't mention Monty Python. My high school friends got together every Wednesday night to watch the original half-hour, black and white show, a big influence on our humour. When there was no cable TV, just antenna reception, the father of one friend was a police officer. His house was set up to receive broadcasts from the police station as Channel 25, talking to him through the television, and Channel 25 came with Monty Python. That's the summer Cat Stevens hit it big with "Tea for the Tillerman" and John Lennon had "Jealous Guy" out with ... oh no... Yoko Ono. Here in North America, WW1 and WW2 messed up a lot of families, losing contact, changing names as acceptance, you know what I mean. It's nice to be ancestral for me as having ancestors that didn't go through the Dark Ages, no allergies or diabetes, over 20-50 vision, I could go on. Hadrians' Wall helped to further isolate us. Look at my name, John, named after John the Baptist. In English a john is a man looking for a prostitute or another word for toilet. When I say spirit it's another word for electricity, seeing the electrical energy of my brain as my eternal being, but the English say spirits as alcohol. In Gaelic watt is wet and water is watter, and there are no McWatt or MacWatt from us. I wore tartan today, shopping around, and it always starts a conversation, many former Nova Scotians and Cape Bretonners around here. I hope you're having a very nice day.
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@ohheyemmi Thinking about Monty Python now, it's difficult trying to describe what was so funny about them, and trying to imitate their skits and attitude. The politicians acting as mice in a country manor, the Norwegian blue, the pet shop with people hiding turtle shell clothing, the flying sheep, wow, remembering all that more over fifty years later. That wasn't the American comedy we were getting, insult comedians like Don Rickles and Phyllis Diller, hippy-dippy comedians and acid-rock bands, what made them precedent setting was the amount of profanity they used and how much speed they were on. That's when "bleeping out" was hot. Oh no, I'm becoming a downer here, and it's early in the morning. I'll end with a Jackie Coogan line, "Does a wet bird fly at night?"
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You have a pathetic imagination. Keep it to yourself.
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@0Chinese0Arithmetic0 What happened to you in your life to make you such a dead soul? There is a human race, and it looks like you're running behind.
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Frank K: You must have too much Drano in your meth mix.
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Do you know how many peaceful protesters were killed by white activists using their vehicles?
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@JackMayhoffer If you remember "children, elderly, teens", being killed by protesters you might be confusing a movie with reality, and that's very easy to do. Over seventy peaceful protesters were killed by vehicles driven by white activists and Trump supporters. They would shoot rubber bullets, use bear spray and throw bottles, plus physical violence. They would burn buildings and blame it on protesters. That wasn't reported as much as it should have been because Trump was president, and he liked it. I believe you when you say you can go on all day, and all I can say is it wasn't your fault.
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@JackMayhoffer I can understand why you are insistent about protester action that never happened because enough online news sources kept repeating it. And your racist mentality makes it difficult for you to back down. There is the human race, and it looks like you're running behind.
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@JackMayhoffer I hope you see how obvious it is that you are not talking about peaceful protesters. What you describe as news was over-played on all media, real or not. What gets forgotten? Do you remember that country music concert in Las Vegas, mostly white, where a shooter, a white man, fired a rifle from an upper story window? Do you remember how many people were killed? Some say 62 or 58. The country artist onstage did not point at the shooter or direct the crowd to escape, he ran, and was described as a hero the next day, getting talk show appearances. Are you willing to admit to this reality?
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@JackMayhoffer "Thousands upon thousand", yeah, y'all can deny the worst reality and lie about your racist fantasy. The real problem is drugs, the United States being the most addicted country on earth, by far, illegal and pharmaceutical.
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FDR
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They look like Americans, looking like Cake by the ocean, hot people hoping.
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devekut2: Everyone does see the common denominator. It's Americans killing other Americans.
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That's why you're insane if you carry a gun.
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@SoloPilot6 I wouldn't call anyone with a gun to come and save me. If I lived where I felt I needed a gun for protection I'd move as soon as I could. I'm a musician and artist, profiting from both, and that makes me a creative person. I don't want to lose that to fear and anxieties. And as far as making that call goes, I don't have a cell phone, don't have a watch, and walk this earth as a free man.
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@SoloPilot6 What makes you think I would put myself in a position like that, or live where that could happen? There are cities here where people don't have locks on their doors. You don't have to live in an ultra-violent, pornographic and profane society, if you don't want to.
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