Comments by "iben D" (@ibendover4817) on "WION" channel.

  1. Ha, no. They have no shame and many of them will spit on our flag if it meant they could get a PR in these countries.
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  2. It's not really that difficult. Just mind your own business and let people live their lives. There are billions of us and we have a population problem. Look at how people treat each other in high population countries. There are road accident videos that emerge all the time form China for example, especially that famous one where a kid got run over by a van, was still alive/bleeding and nearly 30 people walked by, some stepping over him and a few more cars running over him too. People pretend they care about 'ethics' but the fact of the matter is we don't value life as humans when there are too many of us.
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  3.  @randallgoulet1550  Just say you live in a poor neighbourhood where people can't afford to shower and you take the public bus because you can't afford a car.....pretty sure this isn't a problem in rich towns or cities, lol. You get what you pay for.
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  4. Except unemployment is rising in the country, so there will be more beggars now or people working underpaid government jobs, lol. It is difficult to boost the economy of a corrupt country that doesn't even have proper public toilets.
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  5. ​ @nak1707  you can also mind your own business
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  6. ​ @nak1707  And other people's life choices are YOUR business because?
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  7. Goofy christians thinking it's the end of the world and trying to get their last minute tickets to heaven after living a life of doing fkall.
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  8. The world really needs to line up most of it's leaders and politicians and throw them off a bottomless cliff... ffs half these people barely have any qualifications or experience to be running sht and they gey away with multiple terms because of corruption, screwing over hardworking ordinary citizens.
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  9. I'd really implore you to look deeper into the Martin Shkreli drug price hike case. The original owner of the company was not doing that well and new prices had to be raised. They even had this conversation while selling the company to the new owner. Raising prices meant insurance companies were forced to pay for the drug, as apposed to before where patients were paying for it themselves. The only people who lost out slightly where wealthy insurance companies. The profits from these drugs were being invested into research for more rarer infections which weren't getting attention. There are more facts to this case that can be covered in this short clip. Don't fall into the trap of being angry from what 1 news source or headline says. This is why governments are able to get away with corruption, because of media outlets doing the bare minimum when it comes to giving us ALL the facts (because making people outraged and clicking on a news article/video makes more money than being factual).
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  10. middle east is dryer.
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  11. Maybe research "why" people are concerned instead of just looking at temperature numbers and making yourself look like a fool. I swear each generation keeps getting less educated than the previous ones about basic shit.
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