Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "Global News" channel.

  1. Italy's got everything. Flooding, stormy weather, volcanoes, harsh corona outbreaks, economic crises resulting in assistance from the EU, but still a very dynamic and lively society. Hope they don't suffer too badly from this.
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  2. Incoming mass debt and defaulting on these debts.
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  3. Did Trudeau struggle as much as the viewers to hear what Boris Johnson was saying?
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  4. Can't be bothered playing along with these manufactured and forced news. Not even funny
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  5. Plump bottom the lady has 😊
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  6.  @unknownentity352  False. The bill has been withdrawn (for now) and included the ability to film and publish info about the police if you do it with integrity and on a serious basis, without trying to cause harm or harassing the police. Yet the riot-loving troublemakers wanted to make a big deal about it, because they realize that their determination to terrorize, sabotage and protest harshly whenever they don't get their way, would be restricted. I hope Macron goes along with passing the bill anyway.
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  7. Don't watch it then. These are huge events which will impact the scientific and astronomical field. Worth reporting on. Lots of time, resources and state funds goes into this. Show some appreciation.
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  8. Sending manufactured rockets to space under controlled circumstances to explore. That's such an impressive feat by humanity. Let's hope this attempt doesn't fail or result in an explosion again. 😏
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  9. Probably not. But it can't be ruled out, because Antifa and their associates are one of the most shameless, depraved and hostile group out there.
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  10.  @Burevestnik9M730  His economic policy sucks and his sympathies with communist ideology along with socialist states isn't great. His response to the corona has been a complete embarrassment too. He's terrible. But France adopting his authoritarian tendencies would be good. Bad for the anarchists and jihadists, but who cares about them?
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  11. Surprised that it took this long for the autocratic regime of Thailand to crackdown upon dissent and the protest movements. It was inevitable. Just like Hong Kong. Although the difference here is that Thailand protesters seems to have been more peaceful, and a legitimate cause to fight for.
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  12. Hold on, we're almost through these hellish times!
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  13. Don't make things up. That Asian agreement signed by ~13 Asian countries has been reported on by several Western news organizations the past days. Be quiet or keep your facts straight.
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  14. She'd be listened to across the board if she wasn't an indoctrinated leftist asset, attempting to pander to the socialist parties. Wearing antifa shirts and rejecting the scientists advocation for nuclear power highlights her agenda.
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  15.  @FrantzVissarionovitch  Because the lady with a nice bottom is surrounded by figurative foam, creating a poetically striking situation? Nah, I don't know.
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  16. If he had a sensible and sustainable climate policy of subsidizing renewables, electrifying the economy and protecting biodiversity/endangered animals, he'd have perhaps gotten reelected. It's a shame that GOP still hasn't adopted such policies. It's negligent and counterproductive for everyone, in fact. Taking a fierce approach to the coronavirus might've sufficed to get reelected as well. Too late now, sadly.
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  17. Discrimination against little chipmunks trying to make a change in this world 😱
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  18. 140M babies are born annually. Plenty of babies are born on a daily basis. This is news?
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  19. This is an english-based channel. Can Armenians/Azeris not speak english? This comment section is flooded with incomprehensible statements.
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  20. Indonesia has 130 active volcanoes...wow. Might as well build out artificial islands and abandon the areas close to the volcanoes at that point to ensure the people's safety and a decent air quality, no? Or how does Indonesia usually mitigate these natural disasters?
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  21. Jail those that are undermining the pandemic and lying about vaccines. Not those trying to tackle the pandemic and roll out well-needed vaccination programs. What is wrong with the people in this comment section, wow.
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  22. Precisely. This movement is hijacked by politization.
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  23. 99% of scientists disagrees with the notion that humans don't impact climate change. That fossil fuels isn't a threat to the world. Why ignore all the evidence? Are you getting paid by petroleum extraction companies? Are you a market fundamentalist? Scared of governmental involvement/regulation?
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  24. Should food not be approved? What are you talking about? The unhinged complaints here are insane lmfao
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  25. Why should tech giants have to pay for various media companies existence on these platforms? Do these media corporations not realize that these tech giants aren't dependent on journalists and media sources? Both the tech giants and the media sphere will likely be at a disadvantage if this is implemented.
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  26. All parties will be hurt by this. Got a probolem with Facebook? Regulate Facebook and specifically their practises. Don't punish several parties, which these reforms will lead to by tech giants cutting ties with news organizations entirely. I doubt the tech companies will pay a large sum of money upfront for sources that they can host without paying a fee if they choose other credible and popular media sources.
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  27. Has a civilized and law-abiding person ever been negatively impacted by police intervention? I doubt it. Police "brutality" is also justified against severe wrongdoers whom can't respect the country, the people or the guidelines that everyone has to follow.
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  28. Yeah. Releasing emissions at a constant rate and telling each other that climate change will slow down or that the rising temperature, species dying, glaciers/permafrosts melting and air quality deteriorating somehow will be solved, is insanity. A lot of things are being done to counter this development though. At least in some countries. Luckily the climate denialists aren't dominating most places.
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  29. By legally arresting a corrupt sanction evader that had broken several laws and helped a hostile nation/corporation without adhering to the rules on the market. As opposed to China that on arbitrary and made-up grounds arrested two Canadians as retribution. You realize that these scenarios aren't the same...right?
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  30. We need a leader that aren't in favor of legalizing drugs and enforcing expansive liberalism here. But based off of what Trudeau said in this speech, I agree with him.
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  31. Respecting the elderly and showing concern for the citizens that build this country. Lovely.
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  32. Because all details aren't on the table, perhaps. Or because military cooperation doesn't have to be a bad thing. "*Keep your friends close, but keep your enemies closer*." Perhaps even befriend them!
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  33. Burning money to the ground...with the hopes of reaching scientific revelations. Good luck in space.
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  34. "We're doing this for social justice" Words that you never ought to or should want to express due to its deterring connotations. Using such terms is not how you get people onboard these days.
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  35. If there's ways to mitigate these eruptions potential damage, prevent it from happening, or evacuate the people earlier, and the government rejects doing so..you can certainly blame the country and the government. Just like how you can blame China and the city of Wuhan for not informing the world earlier, for censoring those who tried to warn the world, and for letting the Wuhan virus spread from the get-go.
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  36. These people should be forcefully placed in an isolated cell, so they can't move an inch. Traitorous scum.
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  37.  @moneytreetops4350  Imagine believing that animals should be valued higher than humans. Surely not even you believe that if you realize that your family and community may be slaughtered if intervention against some animals isn't done. And NO ONE is arguing for "masks forever". The pandemic is soon over, and mask measures are temporary. Where do these fools get their info from? Lmfao.
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  38. Not using protection. Enjoying the spread of STIs (or indifferent about it). Indulging in deviant hedonist behavior. That's basically why these diseases spread. Free humans unable to take responsibility not being controlled or penalized for their misdeeds.
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  39. The state should make sure that people are using the money on necessities instead of blowing it away on nonsense.
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  40.  Jack Ripper  Lmao. Closing down the country is a cautious, responsible and moral thing to do to protect people's health, mitigate the hurtful side-effect of the pandemic and get through this. It has NOTHING to do with "nazism" or "communism" just because the restrictions are enforced strictly by the state in a centralized manner. Even if that was true, that'd be a good thing. Repulsive comment section here.
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  41. Hell would break loose if these Canadians manages to die in Chinese custody, which would be a heavy blow to China. Why take the risk of arresting foreign officials and diplomats on no legal grounds? The rule of law doesn't apply in these politically motivated regards.
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  42. Algae bloom and organic matter dissolving at sea, resulting in natural foam, which the waves and strong weather pushes to the shore.
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  43. Some drugs, or medical prescriptions, works and enhances public health if it's regulated, rolled out properly and provided under controlled circumstances. Abuse and heavy drug usage, do not work. Any sane person sees the difference.
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  44. 6+ months to implement a bill that one side didn't want to pass, and that the other side wanted to fill with a bunch of redundant nonsense targeted at unrelated issues that had nothing to do with the corona. Congress, and most of americas institutions that blocks rapid changes and reforms, couldn't get much more useless.
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