Youtube comments of Ida Larsen (@idalarsen2540).

  1. I've realized over the years that both me and my mom are aromantics. As a child growing up, my parents were never the kind to show affection to either each other, or me and my brother. I always felt like something was "off" in my family due to this, and seeing how my friends' parents kissed, held hands, went on dates etc., something my parents never did. They never even shared a bedroom, because my mother didn't feel comfortable doing so. My mother was always viewed as "distant" and "weird" because of her struggles of showing what we percieve as "proper", "normal" or "expected" affection. I know my mother would do anything for us, she's truly the most loving person I know.. she just doesn't show it like a "regular" person does. It's taken me so many years of pain and agony, and total confusion to figure this all out. I remember once yelling my soul out at her for "not loving me", which broke her heart. I don't regret doing it tho, as that.. conversation, and the following talks we had after that enlightened the both of us a lot. Seeing my mother break down like that killed me inside, but it was necessary to open up and regulate the boiling lid, in lack of a better way of describing it. My parents (finally) divorced some years ago, when both me and my brother were well into adulthood, and our entire family have become so much better and much more happy and comfortable individually and together, despite my mother and father not having any contact. It just turned out best for all of us. It freed us.
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  2. This is heartbreaking. That mother is not a mother, she's a monster.
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  3. He totally acts like the victim here. How gross.
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  4.  @3triplemmx  No. Not the same thing.
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  5. THIS!!!
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  6. SAMEE he was cute as well
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  7. Ahh, sounds about American.
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  8. As a woman, we do not accept her as part of our kind.
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  9. Fr. The country feels a whole lot less safe in so many ways. At the very least, the kinds of crimes may vary, but the country isn't safer than the city. The type of crimes just vary depending on the area, like you said.
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  10. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  11. He just reeks of guilt. No doubt from the second he spoke.
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  12. This was so beautiful in such a gut wrenching way.
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  13. Ugh. This mother has surely gotten her priorities wrong. Your daughter comes first, not a boyfriend. ESPECIALLY IF HE IS CONVICTED OF SEXUALLY ABUSING A CHILD FFS SMH
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  14. This is absolutely sickening.
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  15. This grandmother "never gets convinced by anyone else", smh.. seems like she truly believes this by her seemingly reel rage. I guess facing the reality that her daughter is a monster is too much to bare. When/if she learns to accept the actual truth, it will hurt way more than if she just accepted that her daughter is a horrible, disgusting liar in the beginning. This is just too sad, it's disgusting how people USE their own CHILDREN as objects of manipulations.
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  16.  @MajorAnthonyNelson  Ffs
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  17. Not surprising lol
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  18.  @d_WootWoot_  Fr 😂 She didn't get the obivious joke in that remark. You can't NOT know that TESTICLES DOESN'T GROW BACK.
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  19. It's obivious that she's lying about something.
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  20.  @TheSaboteurLT  umm she is tho
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  21. *What his wallet wants.
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  22. She's in on it too. It's not like she doesn't know that her "boyfriend" is married. She doesn't care, so she deserves it. Despite that, I definetely believe that he deserves to get his head ripped off, to put it like that. She's wrong, but he's the actual big problem.
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  23. I'm very much convinced that (ex-)mobsters/gang leaders would be great attorneys, for some reason. Just a hunch, tbh.. perhaps including, but not limited to the determination, leadership skills, and their way of knowing how to manipulate/influence (or whichever other term you deem appropriate/fitting) needed to be a good attorney. Out of all the kinds of criminals, I feel like (ex-)gang leaders would serve as the best attorneys. Feel free to debate me on this lol, it's interesting food for thought, if you ask me!
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  24. I hate when people falsely accuse of something so serious. Although the percentage of people doing that is *EXTREMELY LOW*, it fucks up so much to all of us that have actually experienced it. Smh. It's just so disrespectful and selfish.
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  25. It annoys me how on EVERY Phil video people are asking/commenting about the comments.. as Phil would say it, "COMMON SENSE ALERT!". They just turned on the comments.
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  26. Pool is just disgusting, ugh
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  27. Fr. Ugh, it's so disgusting and just utterly selfish. They really thought that letting practically a stranger, this unknown big man come in as a authoritarian "parent" would be ok??? Letting him move in at all!? They're literally bullies. Both verbally and physically abusive. They demand all too much from him. This little boy is rightfully scared af. Who wouldn't be? They also don't allow him to express himself. He have no safety. He's losing more and more love and affection, (emotional) space, his place in the home, he's losing everything while getting abused because he's scared. HOW can anyone be this selfish. What a terrible mother and arrogant "step-father". They're all letting him down. They don't care about him. He's become a burden to them, and he feels the same. He's internalizing the abuse, leaving him feeling like nothing. No self esteem, just self hatred. There's no wonder why he acts like he does. I mean, who wouldn't?
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  28. Not jail, no. Mandated therapy or even inpatient treatment for some time? Yes. She needed help, she still does. She went through torture while being used and exploited by her MOTHER. This was her only viable choice. She was trapped.
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  29. Must've been absolutely horrible laying under that truck, jeez 😭 Glad she survived despite the serious damages!
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  30.  @dominicpersaud1155  That doesn't mean we should restrict innocent young women from living their best life while we just let our sons roam free.
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  31. This is so beautiful! Thank you for being honest, I've felt the similar way in some ways too to be completely honest. You know, that's just "how it was" and without personal experience with it at least back then, that's an easy thought to understand. Quite simply, it's fair ignorance. In these days tho, with some much information and (some) representation and positive media coverage normalizing it at least to some degree, I find no reason not to support or not help or accept these people as they are. We're the most wonderful when we can be ourselves, so this is just great. There is nothing to not accept with this at all.
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  32. Wow, mom.. good job doing absolutely nothing but cause harm. Even in a self serving "apology".
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  33.  Roger Loquitur  your point is what?
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  34.  @f.k6920  Well no parent thinks that their son is going to rape or assault someone. It still happens way too often. Still, that shouldn't mean we rob GIRLS from their goddamn freedom, it means we have to start raising our boys right. Of course we should teach young girls common sense and how to protect themselves, but that does NOT mean we should just accept that "boys will be boys". No. Teach your sons manners, I don't understand how hard it it for people.
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  35. Well, the interracial couple tried several times. Not the same ofc, but still. 😅
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  36.  @Fan_Girl-xd8wy  I thought I was the only one 😭 Sorry but I'm so curious
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  37. Definetely. Would have done the same. Withdrawals can be extremely dangerous. That's partly what makes addiction so dangerous and complicated.. sad reality, really:/
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  38. Not crying, not crying.. I'M CRYING A LOT
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  39. The system fails way too often. CPS and such are highly understaffed and underfunded. Yet, this was a HUGE error regardless. Shouldn't happen, so I'm not trying to excuse it. That's just part of the problem.
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  40. It's weird just how much I can relate to EVERYTHING she said (except being famous ofc). I know very well I had a bad and frightening childhood, but whenever people (including CPS, the police and such during my teen years) asked me what was so wrong, what had happened, why I was so scared and such, I had no coherent answer. I just put up a brick wall, or started crying and sobbing hysterically, almost as if I went back to a very vulnerable child like-state, just like how I was as a (very) young child. I knew deep within that something was wrong, that something had happened. I just couldn't figure out what it was. So, people thought I was just another run away-teen, doing rebellious "teen-stuff". That hurt me so bad and made me doubt myself and my entire existence, only making everything worse. I ended up homeless, severly addicted to drugs including injecting heroin. I OD'd several times, one time I barely made it. Someone found me, cracked all my ribs doing CPR (which is really good - it means they really did it right. I was dead anyway, so I was blessed af being able to wake up at all, despite being on life support for a few days). I am forever grateful to the people that saved my life. I even jokingly thanked them for breaking all my ribs. I was fortunate enough to meet them, and they were fortunate enough to meet me again - not because I'm special or whatever, but so that they could see living proof of their hard work and heroism considering that I'd be dead if it wasn't for them acting fast and logically. Trust me when I say that group hug we had lasted for a loooooooong time with loads of tears and sobbing from all of us. Anyway. I'm not diagnosed with DID, but it's reckognized medically that I do suffer from childhood trauma as well as severe adult trauma. PTSD, anxiety, depression and drug addiction. Possibly more, I'm working with a pshychiatrist on possible diagnoses. Not just to put yet another label on me, but so that I can get the help I need. DID is in fact a possibility. We don't know for sure yet. Due to my long term, hardcore drug usage, it's a lot harder to separate one experience and/or symptom from the other. It's a work in progress. I hope I don't have any more psychological issues than I already have, but if I do, I absolutely want to know so that I can understand myself better, and make life better in the long run. It just baffled me how relatable her story is to mine, despite our differences. If anyone bothered reading this, thank you so much. If anyone reading this are struggling with whatever it may be, I hope that you get help. I hope you have, or get support. I wish you well, and a good life. I wish you'll be able to feel like you're thriving, not just surviving. You deserve it. You really do. Best wishes from me 💚💚💚👊
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  41.  @edwardfights4900  Oh get lost with your bad faith rethoric. Go over to your pillow guy's network, "Frank" instead. That's frankly where you belong. Which is, a petty "we can't be part of the cool club anymore so we made our own massively stupid platform!!".
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  42. ​ @Bella25.47 Not every criminal have actual victims.
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  43. Proper feminists agree with this, btw. Equal rights, you know.
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  44.  @alexsim2614 .. she was tho. Get off of your conspiracy sites.
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  45. They LOVE the drama. It's just too obivious.
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  46. Goodness, same here.. so much abuse going on. I've been on both "regular" forced psych wards, as well as specialized drug addiction psych wards - again, forced. Against my own will. I've spent close to a year in forced/against my will "rehabilitation" wards if I were to combine the several admissions. Each time, it only made me worse. They drugged me up on medications my body didn't like, hard antipsychotics - despite not even being in any psychosis when drugged up HEAVILY on those already strong medications. They refused me the ACTUAL medical I NEEDED, which my regular physisian prescribed me. So much abuse went on.. I've overdosed in those wards as well, and put in isolation for no reason AT ALL. IT'S .ABUSE.*
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  47.  @crate249  Bullying is bullying, not oppression 👁👄👁
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  48. This damn woman struggles so hard keeping her awful, unbelieveable lies straight..
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  49. Yeah, although I don't find her bullying and harshness towards her daughter okay at all, I at least wanna give her credit for actually listening and seemingly genuinly trying to understand. A lot of people are completely uncapable of doing that, so that's at least something very positive.
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  50. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  51.  @trinitycob6617  That's not it, it's just common sense smh. Regardless if he in fact actually was physically attractive, it wouldn't matter because his personality and behaviour makes him as unattractive as you can be. Not everything is about looks, you know.
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  52.  @monkilla165  Compared to the rest of the world, it happens "all the time" in America, whether it's a mass shooting or not. It happens way too often.
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  53. I so hope you're sarcastic..
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  54. Fr 😂😂😂💀 Jack's the best, damn. May he rest in peace.
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  55.  @TheSaboteurLT  lol stop spamming, mr transphobic
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  56. He's not licensed, so no he is not a practicioner.
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  57. Damn that last comment with Phil all mad "starting with those people in WASHINGTON D.C."
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  58. He was literally SMIRKING tho, not even a straight face.. SMIRKING LIKE 😏.. I'm absolutely disgusted.
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  59. I've been assaulted more wearing a sweatshirt and baggy jeans etc than more revealing clothing. The one time I was attacked and raped, I was completely covered head to toe, so.. yup. Our clothing does not matter at all. That's just something ppl say to victim blame.
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  60. Right!? Although taking care of the finances is extremely important, being a stay at home-parent is 100% a 24/7 job. Every. Damn. Day. All year round. A full time job is nothing in comparison.
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  61. Right wth?? "Those colored people who has to stand in line for hours on end are not being supressed, but I who was partly the reason we have to wait a couple minutes to get cleared for weapons to enter the workplace who JUST got attacked by an angry mob which I participated in is clearly being oppressed!!" WHAT THE ACTUAL-
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  62. So many wannabe victim boys here. Grow up.
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  63.  @nicoleredins3954  I'd recommend watching more to get a better view/context of what's going on. This isn't your classic "wife and step-father doesn't get along"-episode. This is about soooo much more. The father believes the state of Michigan conspired to kill his son while living in a group home. He also might be suffering from paranoid personality disorder. He's not diagnosed, but they went over it and he fits the criteria.
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  64.  @YuccaTrash79  .. that's like asking what we'd think if the sky suddenly became green. It just makes no sense.
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  65. Says a lot. That's often even a better indicator than the actual polygraph test.
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  66.  @julias2855  Oh no, poor young lady:( Hope she finds peace in life despite of that awful woman.
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  67.  @ceri1796  I'm definetely not transphobic or homophobic in ANY WAY AT ALL, I think his daughter were absolutely BEAUTIFUL, but if we truly want stubborn people to understand, we should at least try to understand where they are actually coming from. I do not in any way find this father's reactions okay in any way, I can kinda understand from his viewpoint what OP thought was going on with the father. The better er become at understanding other peoples views, I'm sure the better they'll become at understanding ours. We can disagree as much as we want, but we should become better agreeing to disagreeing instead of trying to push people. That only furthers their extreme beliefs.
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  68. They are doing fine! They came back to the show on a special episode about "where they (previous guests) are now". They looked happy and healthy both of them, I hope it stays that way! ♡
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  69. This is just wonderful, what a transformation! From just such a little shell of herself to this radiant, glowing lady! She seems so much more relaxed, contempt, happy. Just happy. Happy and healthy. So lovely to see. I'm so glad that it went alright for her and her daughter! ðŸ–Ī
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  70.  @sabias3932  The thing is tho, if he's telling the truth when saying he doesn't usually do it and that she gets ahold of the alcohol by stealing it, it's not his fault or him enabling. The thing about alcohol addiction is that (especially when severe + unhealthy person) withdrawal can not only be dangerous causing seizures, tremors etc., it can be deadly. This is not at all uncommon. THEN it makes sense to buy her alcohol for her to get through the travel and time spent with and on the show. She can't participate if she's in a hospital bed or at the hotel room seizuring or even dying. So it makes COMPLETE sense. He's not to blame.
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  71. Nah. He was right for doing what he did there. Otherwise the extremely tragic reality wouldn't have sunk in.
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  72.  @kenkenobi9448  Oh you know he doesn't have any, he's just hating on every democrat because he is a whiny toddler.
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  73. Noticed that too:/ - Former addict myself.
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  74. My mother became part of JW before I was born (started out in a christian family before turning to mormonism, then Jehovas. I always questioned it, it just didn't seem right to me. My father was christian/mormon for a while but not a true believer at any point, yet he sort of followed at least some "Christian values". So technically I was raised by christians. Neither me or my brother were even baptised, because neither of my parents wanted to push their beliefs onto us, something I truly appreciate as an atheist. My mother never got mad at me for doubting "God". My parents wanted us to be able to think for ourselves. I understand that for my mom, this must have been extremely hard. You know, considering her belief system tells her that both her children would go to hell. We celebrate birthdays and everything. She has NEVER shunned me or has never even been slightly critical towards me regardless of how much I used to question her beliefs, or my lack thereof. I LOVE my parents for all of this. At one point in my teens I even became fascinated with (LaVeyan) satanism. MY MOTHER bought me the book of LaVeyan satanism. Chill woman, right?? Just amazing. Yes, my mother truly loves her faith. I believe she has stepped away from Jehovas at least, I think she just considers herself christian, MAYBE mormon.. frankly none of my business. I'm so happy that my parents allowed their children to be critical thinkers, regardless of how different our beliefs could become. Respect.
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  75.  @brileyfleming9805  It doesn't matter if people find it morally okay or not. It's a PERSONAL MEDICAL procedure. One that prevents pregnant women DYING trying to do it illegally, to protect young people and sexual assault victims, domestic abuse victims, many many extremely valid reasons. You don't have to agree or even fully understand. It's hard to understand when you haven't dealt with it personally. Regardless, in the end it's about having that choice - in case. Making it illegal or legal only when rape or something, that wouldn't work. You usually have to abort within 3 months (before the fetus is actually starting to form a "proper" life, it's not like the day after the conception that there already is an ACTUAL baby in there, that takes time. It's not a baby or even a fetus in it's earliest stages of developing), so if you actually got raped you would need to PROVE it for it to not being illegal. That takes way more than a few weeks to legally prove. All the technicalities would be too hard to make work in real life. Not having the right and accessabillity to abortions doesn't help anyone.
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  76.  @ND-gb3dd  Check yourself.
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  77. Nothing to feel bad about, she deserves much worse for all that she's done.
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  78. Def something off about her, even if you set aside her "joking". Some screws are surely loose! Same here tho. I'd never ever heard about this "famous" person, I wish it'd stayed that way, smh. I just can't with these people. So glad I'm nothing like her!
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  79. My heart aches for these boys, but I gotta say these young men are truly admireable. Much respect to these two, managing so well, being so responsible and all. I sincerely hope they got the chance to be children again for a while. These boys will grow up strong, anyone would be lucky to know them. ♡
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  80. They're trying to erase history and oppress like always.
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  81. Although the monster that r*ped me wasn't on a crime spree similar to this guy, Jane's encounter STILL reminded me FAAAAAAR TOO MUCH of the time I got drugged, lead to his apartment, then s*xually a*used for 2-3 days. He was more lazy tho, not tying me up.. so I managed to literally crawl out the door while he was sleeping. Must've been a hard sleeper as well. He apparantly had been previously charged with "regular" assault, and accused of s*xual assault by someone else.. there was nothing but pure evil in that monster's eyes. Who knows what would've happened if I didn't manage to against the odds due to my injuries both physically and mentally, and me happening to wake up juuust enough and concious enough to realize he was sleeping, enabling me to find the door that he didn't even lock. He lived RIGHT BY the police station.. I looked like literal hell, messed up, bloodied and dirty clothes, literally just crawling around the area for another 2-3 days - I even saw a police officer standing, but he didn't check up on me (I don't know of he noticed me or not, but I can't understand how he couldn't have noticed me..). I was still too much in shock and delirium to yell out for help, I still had no recollection over what happened. Thankfully, a few social workers I happened to have known for a few years already noticed me and IMMIDIATLY took me to the hospital, because they could clearly see that something incredibly bad had happened, and I couldn't manage to utter a single word, and they knew me as someone quite talkative and social. I still remember them vividly being distressed while testifying in court on my behalf, which alone was just so traumatizing. They said they were still haunted by the sheer look of me when they found me, and how they themselves felt traumatized by simply seeing my state of being when they first found me, as if all the life in me had vanished.. as if it wasn't even me, just a rotting shell. They were heartbroken beyond belief. It's incredible just how much this changes a person. I'm still haunted to this day. He's been in prison for years already, but still.. his punishment will regardless remain a whole heck of a lot lighter than mine, as his actions changed my life forever - I had just turned 18 y/o two months earlier. Be glad to not know the feeling you're left with after something like this.
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  82. Wow okay I'm def first for once.
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  83.  @ladev91  hOLY CRAP I didn't even notice until you pointed it out, freaked the hell outta me.. like what the hell was that???
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  84. They're not pro-life, obvs. They're anti-choice for women. It's all about control. If they were pro-life, they'd ensure to implement mask and vaccine mandates, better lockdowns, child care, elder care, health care for all in general etc. They simply care about controlling women's bodies, hence controlling their lives.
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  85. Huh?
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  86. I feel bad for both of them and none of them. They're both childish af. She's surely terrible, but her father stooping down to her level, I'd say that makes him even worse. He's the father. He's supposed to be the responsible and reasonable one. He's entitled to be mad and make mistakes, but not berrate his own daughter (despite the difficulties) on the internet for the entire world to see. So, I don't feel sorry for him at all, really.
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  87. I got a serious headache from her voice. Ugh.
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  88.  @watchingthebees  Lol fr tho, if it wasn't for older generations fighting hard and extremely progressively you gen z'rs couldn't have been able to grow up like you're doing.. don't act like the foundation you and the gen z generation are able to build on further isn't laid there without the work of older generations fighting for decades so that you younger people could have it better than the previous generations. I'm not bashing Gen Z'rs, but c'mon y'all too quick to discredit anyone even a slight bit older and/or someone who doesn't quite "fit" the stereotype of gen z, and to take credit for all the progress that has been made by older generations through incredibly hard and exhausting work, as if older generations had nothing to do with the culture changing. Older generations have been fighting for what you'd call gen-z culture and social norms before you were born. These ideas are far from any new "radical" gen-z thinking or something, no matter how much you try to claim it is.
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  89. Right, wtf was that!???
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  90.  @AxxLAfriku  Don't drop out. You'll feel proud for finishing what you started. I personally dropped out at the finish line at my 11th year in school (I live in Norway where we don't have our schools set up the same way, so it wouldn't make sense for me to say high school or college or whatever it would have been in America), which I now regret. I wish I at least would have finished just two more years, just to have that certification to make it A LOT easier to not only get a job, but a good job I actually would enjoy doing for however many years. Sometimes what we want in life doesn't work out like we maybe thought it would, and sometimes we get tired of what we're doing and want to change careers. Then it's so much easier to navigate the job market. It'll also help to instill you with a more patient attitude, and also giving you the sense of being able to push through towards the end goal. To not quit what you started. Now, I know everyone is different so what's right for me wouldn't be right for everyone else as well obiviously, but still. I just think it's good to push through what's boring now, but still is going to serve you great in the future. Even with doing youtube/social media I'm sure it would be easier to make it even better if you finish the school experience "properly". Just my two cents.
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  91.  @johnarmenta2199  Not only did he undo good policies, he actively made things a lot worse. He created an even bigger distrust to the media, made the economy worse while bailing out and making the ultra rich even richer, continously lied, paid close to zero taxes, separated immigrant families by the border and just so much more. It would help the country more if he actually did NOTHING. Him staying at the golf course would be helpful. All that he actually did was nothing but terrible.
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  92.  @kieran3507  How about you come up with some better arguments than whataboutism which really isn't an argument at all? It's all deflection because you have no actual valid points. You don't go to court for murder with the defense that someone else also did it when that's not relevant to the case at hand at all.
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  93. EXPLOITATION. That's literally all this is. She has no way to actually consent to this. Shame. This is disgusting. I hope this family gets proper help, away from these awful people.
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  94. I just hope they get the help they need, especially her. FOR THE CHILDREN. I believe that with the right and proper amount of help, that she can become the mother she wants to be, that her children deserve. I have strong doubt about him, tho.. still, I belive their ideal situation would be that the kids would be able to stay with their mother (when it becomes safe and apporpriate), while he (only if he gets the proper help and are able to resolve his anger issues) gets supervised visitation. They're engaged, I hope for their children's sake that they break it off. They shouldn't be together anymore, it's not good for any single one of them by this point. This would be ideal, if you ask me.
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  95. Yeah, reverse psychology it seems like.
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  96. She's not nice at all, tho. Seems toxic and jealous, esp if you look at "Odd Man Out", can't remember the episode tho 😭 She was just extremely rude there
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  97. EXACTLY.. oof.
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  98. They do this shit all the time, but they seem to be way too stupid to realize it 💀😂
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  99. He practically admitted right then and there that the intent in fact IS racist! And I mean.. c'mon.. 9 times outta 10, if the intent is racist, the effect will be too.
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  100.  @Maddie-wt6ih  I feel like this fits the right WAY more.. also, a lot of people switch from rep to dem. Not saying everyone on the usually rep side necessarily switched from rep to dem by this time voting for President Biden instead of Donald, but I'm sure a lot of them did after seeing 4 years of being heavily lied to by the right side, by both right wing media and republican politicians. Get your head out of your fascist ass
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  101.  @Minesofmoria__  That's great! WAY too few people are doing that in the US. That's really common for people in smaller countries to do. I'm from Norway, and we always learned a lot about other countries in school. We also show a lot of international news. I think it's really important to do so. Get out of your own bubble, basically. Learning is always good. Love from Oslo, Norway! ♡
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  102. Fr. 23 here, can't even imagine having a child the next five years lol. I grew up fast and have been living on my own and taking care of myself since I was 17, financially and everything, I still can't imagine. I don't know if I want a child at all tho lol, so that may be part of it. I've just always thought that IF I ever were to have a child, I would ensure that I at first had a stable income, housing and partner who I'm married to. I don't need to get knocked up only for my partner to bounce. If I'm good enough for you to procreate with and carry your child, I better be good enough for you to put a damn ring on it!! Then and only then would I consider it. Not only for me, but for the sake of my potential kid(s). Stability is key. I didn't have that myself and would hate myself if I were to willfully bring a child into an unstable home enviroment. I just couldn't do it. Regardless.
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  103. Then you LEAVE. Don't do like he's trying to do. There's no excuse for controlling and abusive behaviour, NONE. If you think the woman is just so bad, then frickin LEAVE. What's so hard to understand!?
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  104. Phil and Robyn are so cute together, you can just tell they really love each other ♡
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  105. There may be someone else that coached the kids. Somethings seems really off about her, but her actually taking the polygraph and passing gave her some credibility, especially considering he did not. Now, the polygraph is not an excact science, hence why it's not used in court. They only detect what you percieve to be true, not what the objective truth actually is. Also, it's only about 75% effective which is not at all good. It just all baffles me so much, because the mother acts real weird while the father seems legitimately horrified as well as truthful - he seems like someone falsely accused of child abuse. I can't wrap my head around all of this at all, that's rare.
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  106. Bruh-
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  107. This seriously made me cry.
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  108.  @davidmaly6606  He's not a billionaire, he's in debt. There's a reason he didn't want anyone to see his tax returns.. and that's not because he's a humble rich man that doesn't want to show off or smthn.. I mean, he brags about everything he can possibly think of. He bragged about passing a cognitive function test that assess if someone is of sound mind or not. So if he will boast about that for weeks and weeks, he would absolutely show his tax returns as "evidence" of him being successfull. Only problem is.. that's a lie. He doesn't even pay taxes. During his 4 years in office he paid nothing but 750 dollars. People living in poverty pay waaaay more. So stfu.
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  109.  @adamswailes  The elction was NOT rigged and this has been proven several times. Also, there's been no censorship of conservatism, there has been possible censorship of untruthful conspiracies and hate speech, and the addition of Twitter (and Facebook? Not sure) adding side notes to whatever tweet written that includes false conspiracies, saying that whatever statement someone wrote isn't true. Also, these are private companies that has the right to do with their sites as they please as long as it is with accordance to the law.
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  110. Yup. I was SO sure I heard him say "gone" and "WATER", yet she's there like oh sure you wanna talk about the damn ALPHABET!? Holy.. can someone just cap her already!?!?
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  111. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  112. Uh, he just wants to know if they're willing to open up to the simple possibility that they can be wrong. If people are 100% set in an opinion, especially when they themselves weren't directly involved in whatever incident, then there's no point in talking to them. That doesn't add value to any conversation. You have to be open to other possibilities when you don't truly know what happened. If they're completely set in their ways they won't listen to anything else, and even consider that they might be even just a little wrong. Speaking in general terms here, not this case specifically. I would be much more grafic so to speak if my answer was about this video alone, not in general.
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  113.  @snaps9764  So money is more important to you than the health of a nation/the WORLD? The more sick people we have the less people are able to work and attribute to the economy, btw. I'm not saying the economy isn't important just because health is extremely important.
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  114. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  115. Holy.. I'm bawling. This broke my heart in all the ways, and it's just impossible to fathom or rationalize anything close to this. I know this happens like all the time in the US, and him being part of the "lucky" ones is sick af. I've seen far too many similar videos, both where someone dies and where someone gets assaulted, yet it'll never be normal for me..it's NOT normal. I'm grateful to live in a country where the police are generally very kind, helpful, don't carry a gun or a baton - just pepperspray in case. Thanks, Norway.. America.. I can't believe all of you people defending this. WTF YOU SOCIOPATHS!?!??!??
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  116.  @gwenrichard7507  For the most part, police were violent during these PEACEFUL PROTESTS. Many peaceful protestors got attacked by police several times for NOTHING, LITERALLY NOTHING but execute their 1st amendment rights. Teargassed, beaten, arrested in unmarked vans and so much more. Time to face reality. I"m sorry your party lied to you.
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  117. @UC-8WRhZn0rmvyN5K2T67n_w Uhmm. your point is? She's making fun of cancer patients by doing that. When being a "cancer patient" becomes an insult you're surely, no doubt, mocking cancer patients. Just because the girl she bullied didn't actually have cancer herself, doesn't mean that she's not making fun of people with cancer.
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  118. Why wouldn't we be mad at someone excusing/pardoning a sex offender? Are you for real!? We have principles unlike you repukelikkkunts ffs. We don't excuse sexual assault or sexual misconduct, regardless of their political affiliation, unlike you repukelikkkunts who always excuse terrible and disgusting behaviour, as long as it suits your narrative. Ffs you creep.
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  119. Phil is so arrogant. None of what happened here is okay. She shouldn't have gone to jail, she didn't do anything illegal. She should have gotten paramedics to take her to the hospital. She shouldn't have been on stage either, she's not able to consent to that as she can't fully understand what's going on. Smh.
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  120. Oh damn please don't comment anything else lol so that EVERY COMMENT is the same like most of them are please
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  121. Same here, totally agree. Although I do not have kids of my own, I do have a dog and a cat. I could never put myself before them. They're always my first priority, regardless of what. Always.
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  122.  @madmAn-ky8pd  Well you are. Also, have you watched the flipped version? The dude ended up picking looks over personality. Way worse, homegurl was honest and stayed true to herself at least.
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  123. Stop that. Just stop it. It doesn't matter, she did NOTHING wrong, regardless if she knew him or not. It doesn't matter. Sometimes things kinda just happen. Although certain things can be forseeable, doesn't mean we always manage to think about all the possibilities of each situation. This kind of questioning or whatever is partly the reason survivors are often times so afraid of speaking up. "This awful thing happened to me, BUT I did this and that 'wrong' therefore I'm to blame" and all of that is what survivors often think, which many times makes people too scared to speak up and/or report incidenses like this, which only benefits perpetrators. I get your point, but still. It can be dangerous. Really dangerous.
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  124. I thought I was the only one who noticed, hahh 😭
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  125. Omfg.. no words.
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  126. How wonderful.
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  127. So many racists here.
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  128. Fr, I was so shook when that wasn't right ðŸ˜ĩ😅😂😂ðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļ I was like "jfc this one is so obivious!!" but apparantly.. not lol. I was SO certain lol, but if I had to make a second guess, I would've guessed correctly. I was certain either Miss Shu Mai or Evian was the expert, but Evian was just way too convincing in drag. So lol.. aight maybe I wouldn't have gotten it right on a second guess, I was way too confident certain Evian and Miss Shu Mai couldn't be the fraud. Not at all saying the person they guessed was the fraud (sry can't remember the name) didn't seem like a drag queen, 'cuz she really did, but hey, you have to pick SOMEONE. It's not that she wasn't convincing, it's just that the other two seemed way more convincing. They all did great! Absolutely beautiful. I need their makeup skills, fr!!! Stunning.
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  129. Yup. She only cares about herself not getting cought up with any more trouble. She asked quietly if she was going to get in trouble by Phil for this. Like she's evaluating if she'll tell the truth or not, only wanting to talk even the slightest bit if she's 100% sure she won't get prosecuted for anything. Ugh. So obivious that she only cares about herself and her own needs. How disgusting.
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  130. He's not wrong, tho.
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  131. How horrible. I relate to her so much, but I've gotten way better. Hope it's not too late for her.
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  132. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  133.  @amandaacruz  That's just not true. It has everything to do with the wealth gap, and the wealthiest people gutting the middle class, pushing most of them into poverty. Drug addiction and homelessness is rarely the cause - it's generally the symptom of systemic discrimination, inequity and other systemic issues. Drig addiction is secondary, NOT the root cause.
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  134. Seems like Adderal or something similar. Not antipsychotics. Those usually makes you a bit more droopy, while she keeps blinking, having small ticks, she's restless etc. You can never know for sure, but..
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  135.  @dylanclay2741  I agree with you, but as an "original" feminist I can tell you that reasonable feminists (that actually are feminist unlike so many others that claim to be) find her absolutely disgusting and that the father is well in his rights to care for that child.
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  136. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  137.  @TheSaboteurLT  oh you know what we mean, please tell me you're not that stupid.
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  138.  @susansellars8729  As well as even if it's a literal CHILD or if it's a incest victim. It's disgustingly vile. They don't even care if the fetus will ever be viable AND/OR the pregnant woman is likely to die. It's cruel, barbaric, disgusting, abhorrent, despicable, abhorrent.. there's no word to describe it's atrociousness fully.. There's not even any exception for actopic pregnancy (meaning where the fetus grows OUTSIDE of the uterus, and the ONLY TREATMENT for that is literally abortion - otherwise it's lethal, and there's absolutely ZERO chance for the fetus to ever survive.. but they don't care. It shouldn't even matter whether or not an abortion is medically required in any way at all, abortions should be (as it fckn already is) LEGAL, SAFE AND ACCESSABLE TO EVERYONE REGARDLESS.
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  139. That's horrible.
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  140. That one took me a while.. once I got it, absolutely DEAD 😂💀💀💀
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  141. It's not munchausen either. It's all for attention.
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  142. I have been interrogated (not for murder tho lol), one case was due to me being raped and the other one was me getting into a SMALL fight with some cops while I was heavily drugged (used to be an addict). This technique was used on me both times while guestioned. I struggle with anxiety and panic attacks a lot, and this was the absolute worst part of the interrogation. Not because I lied in either case, honesty is the best policy so I was as truthful as one can possibly be.. yet this was still absolutely horrifying. I'm usually not the type to find silence awkward, yet this time it was so scary because I thought they didn't believe me. Especially in the rape case, because I admitted guilt right away in my little fight with the police. In the rape case tho, I knew what had happened, the rape was extreme; I nearly died ffs. I was so scared that my anxiety would send the wrong signals destroying my credibility and chances at putting someone truly awful away in jail. Luckily I managed through and won that case (I obvs lost the police fight case, but I never even bothered trying to win that one, so). I feel like it CAN be a great tool for police to use, but not all the time. I feel like it can send the wrong signals from someone that doesn't respond well to scare tactics, like me. I start fidgeting, scratching, sweating, avoid eye contact and many typical signs of guilt, even tho for me they're not a reaction of guilt but a reaction of anxiety. Anxiety does not equal guilt. So although I understand that it CAN be affective, I feel like it bears the potential of incriminating or disregarding innocent people telling the truth.
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  143. Lol this went exactly how I pictured it would go 😭😂😂😂 I feel like Ivy League schools simply exist to make privileged people feel more validated in their privilege lol, without accepting their privilege. Also, they seemed hypocritical af. In one breath they want to believe and claim that the school system is fair, while they're very aware that it's not, considering all those college admission scandals.
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  144. I don't think that's fake.. not sure, no one is except her, but I think it's real.
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  145. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  146. Life is so more nuanced than Phil makes it out to be. He has such a black or white-approach. I understand what this lady is saying, and even though I do understand and to a point agree with Phil here, I would never say that she's selfish. That's simplifying the issue too much. It's not like she only keeps her mother there to make herself feel better (in the sense of not wanting ti feel guilty if something were to happen to her mother if she got kicked out), there's gotta be way more to it. If she really was selfish, she wouldn't let her mother stay so long. I'm guessing there's a lot of fear going on. She probably thinks that kicking her out with no place to go will go badly for her mother, possibly falling back to her addiction and risking death, either by overdose or someone hurting her. She cares, that's it. It's not selfish to care about your mother. Like I said, nothing is black/white, this is very nuanced.
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  147.  @iCazZiStronZi  You're disgusting. Get lost.
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  148. A proper man IS to respect women, ESPECIALLY the mother of your damn child, ffs. You're so misguided.
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  149.  @cgscgs663  Goddamnit, Susan. Where's your straight jacket and handcuffs!?
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  150.  @spoiltphobic7919  The asian runway model
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  151.  @crushbombs1074  Get away
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  152. ... uh.
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  153.  @eken1725  Devin, not Devon 😅
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  154. nO I GOT THE UGLY CHOKING LAUGH
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  155.  @TheSaboteurLT  Stop showing your anti-trans agenda down people's throats.
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  156. He's obvs not. It's disgusting, treating them like nothing but objects to sell. I don't understand why there doesn't exist more laws to prevent animal abuse (including neglect, which is a form of abuse)
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  157.  @christiancolarusso5835  you are seriously messed up.
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  158. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  159.  @cswhite  What an amazingly ignorant, gaslighting and abusive statement. Saying such things ONLY makes it WORSE for those of us who are struggling. Life is not beautiful for everyone. Life can be beautiful, but part of life's beauty is melancholy and imperfections. For some people, life is more of a tragedy than something beautiful. None of us asked to be alive. NO ONE. We simply came about. Sometimes suicide/death seems to be our only escape. No one in general wants to die. We just want the pain to stop.. and when we see not other solutions than to end it all, suicide seems logical to those who struggle with suicidal thoughts. Your ignorance does not dictate how everyone else should feel. Do I think suicide is a good option? Not in any way, shape or form. It's terrible, just terrible and horribly tragic, so don't even try putting words in my mouth. You never know what being suicidal actually feels. It's a constant life or death battle which NOBODY wants. Our brain just works in odd ways at times. What you're saying is nothing but damaging. It makes those of us who are suicidal feel even worse about ourselves, and we start blaming ourselves even more, which only leads to a stronger belief that there's something wrong with us that we can't fix; enforcing our already tragic thoughts.
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  160.  @Bla_blah99  ..does that have anything to do with downs, tho?
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  161. I know right, wtf? SO many people here are blaming her and are just being plain CRUEL. None of those people see the ACTUAL problem here. This is NOTHING but exploitation and sensationalism for views, his own gain. He talks down to her so much, breaking her down even more.. while she's obiviously laying down on the floor in pain. He's kicking her while she's down, it's just cruel. I've been an addict myself and have gotten those kinds of treatment (take the TV part out of it), and all it did was make me do even more drugs. Smh. It wasn't until someone actually started treating me better and considered the effect their words had on me, after I got so mad about it all that I had to just scream in his face how terrible he made me feel, that all it did was made me feel worse and fall even deeper into my addictions that I started to even just CONSIDER that what I was doing were more harmful than I wanted to think. Knowing that you're not judged for falling was such a big comfort to me. It made me actually want to do SOMETHING about it. It took me an extremely long time and many, many tries over several years for me to actually sober up - and stay sober. I still enjoy some drugs from time to time (smoke weed daily, most at night time due to ptsd related nightmares and insomnia, a very rare couple of drinks or a couple beers and sometimes I take amphetamine/speed, although that's rare), but it's all under control. I work, pay my rent and bills and take properly care of my self, my dog and my cat. So finally, I'm doing good. If people treated me like Phil treats this lady, I'd literally be dead. I would have no incentive to try to help myself. I'd feel to shameful and worthless. Shame on you, "Dr." Phil.. shame.
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  162. My heart and soul is crying for her. I've been raped a couple of times and that is more than hard enough. WAY MORE. This tho.. I.. I just. I can't even comprehend to any degree.
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  163.  @jasonchayer8361  Better "sheep" than sorry.
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  164. My heart breaks for her. I see myself in her practically to the tea.
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  165.  Mari Jayne  Being crushed to death and such isn't "failing at their jobs". Did some of them sympathize/possibly aid the insurrectionists/terrorists? Sure, absolutely. Did many others actually try to do their job, but ended up literslly crushed to death instead? YES. Sure, some of the capitol police may have voted for 45 themselves, supported him and such.. does that mean they deserved to die like that? I wouldn't say so at all. Sure, I have absolutely zero respect for ANYONE who thought that voting for that a-hole would be better than Hillary, but.. thinking they deserved to die like that is far too long of a stretch. I'm just.. it's not at all black and white. It can be that simple sometimes, but it's usually not at all that simple. I don't think we should stoop that low, where LIFE isn't important anymore. I don't EVER wanna stoop down to their right wing-extremist level. I refuse.
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  166.  @warmateo6261  So because widrow was racist, trump can't be as well? Is that seriously your point? Because that's literally all you have to say.
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  167.  @faithmarcus3560  Not everyone believs what you belive. Also, it's more common for atheists to not be so scared of death because we don't believe in any afterlife, so we know it will just be.. over. The thought of dying is probably scary for most people, but not actual death.
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  168. I'm so sorry for your loss. Must be absolutely horrible. It certainly goes to show just how important it is to take this seriously. One life is too many.
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  169.  @vampirepuppy  Get lost. Just because you can't (always) "prove" rape doesn't mean it doesn't happen. (Generally) people don't lie about that. When someone confides in you that they've been sexually abused, the chance that it happened is like 99%. It's extremely rare for people to make that up, and when someone actually makes it up, it's for revenge. When anyone claims to have been raped, you can almost always guarantee that it happened. Most of the time, victims/survivors aren't heard. VERY few survivors even file charges, often due to fear or shame. The very few people that file charges are usually completely ignored by the system. The case usually gets thrown out. Those all too seldom times they actually reach the court, the survivors usually lose. Not because it didn't happen, but because it's usually way too easy to come up with a defense. It's easy to either just say that it was consentual sex, or that it didn't happen. Very few people go to the hospital (at all) in time for someone to collect physical proof and possibly DNA. Even when people do that, it's way too easy for people to say that both parties were in on it. It's also rare that people even end up with any bruises or anything else that can help prove what happened. Even I experienced it very violently once, I could've easily died, still all the physical proof my body showed was this one bruise on my leg that could've been explained by anything and my.. area being red. And this case was extremely violent. So people usually don't exhibit physical signs that make it easy to prove. You're talking about proving sexual abuse like it's as easy as following a paper trail proving fraud. It doesn't work like that. Also, this is not a courtroom, so I don't understand why you're so focused on legal terms and the legality of it all. This is not court. Nobody is accused. Nobody is "guilty before proven innocent". What we have here is simply one person sharing part of their story. He's not fighting someone in court. There's nobody to prove guilty or innocent here, so gtfo. You're just being a prick for the sake of it, and you're just wrong and foolish for that. That's really low of you. Do better.
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  170. She's led him on, yes. That's not okay at all. He's the absolute worst tho, he talks about her like he owns her, and he's completely obsessed. He's dense af, she's just lonely and seems confused. If you watch the rest of these clips, you'll see how he's the insane one. He just refuses to listen to her. She's in the wrong as well with her conflicting messages, but he takes the cake.
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  171. For real. I became homeless for about three years, and I had both a dog and a cat before that happened (honestly not my fault, seriously. Long story). Luckily I knew that my dog could stay with my father safely, so she wasn't really a worry for me. My cat on the other hand was. I knew of no one that would agree to take care of my cat for me while I tried finding a new place, so I was extremely worried. I asked EVERYONE I knew, posted about it daily on facebook and everywhere. I knew I could give him away, but I simply refused having to give him up to strangers. That was so horrible, the entire thing. I wanted my sweet cat back, we loved each other so much and I knew I could provide a great home for him as soon as I found somewhere new to live. It took me quite some time, three years like I said - but I did it. I eventually did recieve an offer from a friend who were willing to take him in, but after a while she found him to be "too much" for her (she fell way too deep in her drug abuse smh, my cat wasn't at fault in any way. He's a sweetie. I panicked as I had to look for someone else. Eventually someone else I knew took him in, but after a while they broke up and we're moving away from each other, and none of them were willing to take him with them. Same route once again. These two people were my last hope (I thought), so it absolutely broke my heart. I still refused to give him up. Then, like a miracle, some friends of some of my other friends had heard about our story and wanted to help - for free, even. They took him in and cared so much for him. They cared so much in fact that they wanted to TAKE HIM, despite promising me that I'd get him back when the time was ready. I was livid, completely FURIOUS. I couldn't do anything but cry myself to sleep every night, and just the thought of him brought me to tears. I had already fought so much for him, my energy was drained. Still, the thought of losing him for good was too much for me. I just couldn't take it. I did everything and more to convince them to give him back to me. After months of living in my new apartment, I still hadn't gotten him back, but I refused to let him go. Eventually, they budged. Thankfully. I now live safely with both my pets, my dog Lucy and my cat Skurk (Norwegian for criminal, pretty much - sounds like a weird name in English but I promise you, he fits his name completely and everyone just finds it to be a cute, fitting name for him). I work and take care of them very well, more than I've seen most people do. I'm so glad that I kept fighting for us, that I never lost hope regardless of how dark it all seemed for years. I'll fight for my loved ones, my pets any time, any day. Always. ALWAYS.
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  172. For someone that never experienced cancer in any way, it's horrible yo say but it just shows immaturity. When it's an actual cancer survivor who also knows several people with cancer.. the weight that adds to that statement is monumental.
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  173. Trust me. IT IS.
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  174. If it wasn`t for free/cheap health care in my country (Norway) I would`ve been dead many years ago, and I`m only 22. Same goes for the ambulance, of course. One time someone overdosed on heroin and pills in front of me and I was the only one there, he would`ve been dead if I couldn`t get ahold of the ambulance. Same goes for me. Now some time later, after addiction, homelessness, rapes, getting robbed, beaten, I`m finally clean and on proper medication. I have a dog and a cat, a nice, big apartment, I`m able to work on my chronic pains with a professional and everything. I have been able to get some work experience, but due to Covid my work place got shut down. If it wasn`t for Covid I would`ve been working. Yes, it`s the government that helps me put food on the table, a roof over my head etc., but at the same time I put money back into the system by simply living, practically. Every time I go to the grocery store money is put back into society. Every time I pay my rent and electricity, money goes back to society etc. I`m not worthless just because I`ve fallen on my face many times. I`m glad my country doesn`t punish me for falling out of society`s norms while being underage, going on to my adult life. Things are hard of course, no one gets rich off of welfare to put it mildly, it is a constant struggle one way or another. That`s not to complain, it`s just how it is. I would never expect to recieve luxury on welfare. I`m happy to have what I have. Mostly, my life intact and not in constant danger anymore. Now, considerig I`ve gotten the oppurtunities I`ve gotten later on in life, I`m even more eager to be able to give something back myself. Whenever I have some money left, I`m always the first one to try to help out one way or another. I`ve given to charity and volunteered both during my homelessness and addictions, and after getting a home for myself and getting clean. Since I`ve met so many gracious people giving me a hand, many times without me even asking, it has inspired me to give at least as much back. Due to my life experiences, as rough as they`ve been, I`m more motivated than ever to give back and do something good for society. You can judge society a whole lot by looking at how the society treats it`s poorest. I`m amongst the poorest myself, and I`ve had both great luck and fair oppurtunities wich I`ve seized, wich allows me to actually move on with my life and be not only a productive member of society, but most likely an even more decent, giving person than I would`ve ever been if I was given everything on a silver spoon. It`s easy to judge people that are "below" you, but if we all started caring more about everyone, the world would be a much better place. If we don`t give everyone, regarldess of who they are, a fair shot in life, no one without priviliged resources would make it. That`s not fair. That`s like a monarchy without the titles.
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  175.  @ahmedghanim2472  dude wtf. Marrying family is just not good, especially close relatives. End of story.
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  176. Remember that polygraphs are only about 75% accurate, hence why they're not used in court. Also, it never detects actual truth, that's what evidence does. Lie detector tests are supposed to sense your own perception of the truth. If she has gotten herself to belive this sincerely, she's not technically lying. Polygraphs are too confusing and too non-conclusional, hence why they can't be used in court as it is not evidence considering it not being accurate/giving a clear picture like proper evidence does.
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  177. This is just so sad.
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  178. FR, she made me so mad! PTSD is absolutely HORRIBLE and would do ANYTHING and EVERYTHING in my power to not have it. It just doesn't work like that. It's so exhaustingly dehabilitating.
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  179.  @harmonyedwards7924  It is the childs business tho if it affects the child negatively, which this does. The child has done nothing wrong and the parents are parents 24/7, not just when they want to.
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  180.  @seanosull2884  Welcome on board, fellow eagle! This is such a good channel. Not only is it highly educational, it's fun at the same time. He manages to in the most lawyerish way to throw harsh, yet subtle shade. I enjoy learning about laws and stuff as I've been in three court cases myself, both on the defendants side and the accusers side. For when I don't feel like listening to such heavy subjects as this one, his reaction videos are absolutely great. It's both super funny and lighthearted while also being just as educational as the serious topics like this one he discusses. The editing and video quality, as well the length of the videos are so satisfying! Also, I'm not even American or live in a republic, I live in Norway, a social-democray hehh so the laws (in general) aren't the same for me, although a lot is at least fairly similar. Still tho, learning about anything really, whether it directly affects me or not is always a good thing. Some shit in America just baffles me. I remember (just like so many others) being a child, looking up to America thinking it is so great, to the point where I didn't wanna get caught doing something illegal JUST for the fact that I most likely wouldn't be able to visit. Now it's a completely different story.. America FRIGHTENS me. I also know that at least here in Norway we often call ourselves "little America" or "America's younger sibling". I know that our laws often progress when American law does. Apparantly our government doesn't want to 'stand out' or maybe it's a matter of wanting to see how certain laws etc. affects the places that voted in new laws before we follow. So America doesn't only affect America, which is why it's so important for the US to take responsibility and realize that what they do actually affect way more people than most Americans might think. Not saying America should be a moral compass for everyone else, that they're responsible for what happens elsewhere in the world or that they shouldn't do what's best for them, they just have to know that it matters for more than 'just' America. America should just be very aware of this. I mean, they almost HAVE to considering how many wars they've not only been involved in for support, but also considering how many unjust wars they've started and/or participate in. America can be so great, but the damage being done EVERYWHERE around the globe because of America can be even greater. With great power comes great responsibility. They can't only take credit when something good happens elsewhere because of them, they have to take responsibility when things go wrong, which doesn't happen nearly enough. Too much pride is such a sucker. Sorry for such a long reply, I guess the first part was solely directed at you, but the rest were more of a read to everyone from an outside perspective. Cheers, good luck and stay safe. Sincerely a young woman from the capitol of Norway, Oslo. We're rooting for you America, just as long as you don't screw up in such a massive scale again, we'll always respect you and support you. Thank you, stay safe, stay peaceful, goodbye. Lots of love everyone.
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  181.  @Jake-li7ih  no.
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  182.  @cjcourter1477  So we're threatening terrorism now? Aighty, then..
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  183. Villanous, actually.. lol. He seemed nice! And he was nice, very respectful, yet not scared to state his actual opinions on the matter. He also made the most sense.
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  184. I absolutely agree that avoiding the CPS as much as possible is the best, but at some point, in some situations, they just HAVE TO step in. It's far from a good option, but sometimes, it's simply the better option. They're absolutely essential to have, and their job is extremely important. Of course, A LOT needs to be done within the CPS. They have a whoooole lot to improve about their practicses and everything, but they have to be around.
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  185.  @jsnsk101  Nah. The rest of the world thinks republicans, especially T-cult followers are insane. Maybe it's a different story for dictators like Putin or Kim Yong-Un tho, but they're insane.
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  186. How is that mindblowing tho, it's not like parents are factory made or smthn 😂 We all have to get you know.. born. As babies. Babies don't come in size parent. Babies come as babies. Then they grow. Then they become adults. Then sometimes parents. Nothing mindblowing about it lol 💀ðŸĪĢðŸĪĢðŸĪĢ
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  187. I've talked openly on several occasions about drug use, even on the one occasion where I was interrogated by police after "violence" against the police (I'm a small girl so there's limited damage I can do without a weapon and wasn't myself at all considering this was my FIRST proper fight due to being aggrivated while on heavy drugs) and on another occasion where I had to tell it. That time I charged a stranger with rape (cuz that's what happened and I won that case two times), and had I not told the detectives about the drugs my story would have too many holes, same thing when my addiction to drugs literally was part of my defence on that violence-case. Never have I ever even been arrested or anything for anything regarding drugs, heh. So, sometimes it makes sense to bring up personal drug use.
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  188. That doesn't make it okay. Increasing the risk of having a mutated or "damaged" child is not okay. Despite this happening with children of people who are not related doesn't make it okay. Increasing the risk of lessening a childs welfare is not okay.
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  189. You don't have to be on drugs to be a totally gross creep. It seems WAY more like he is a sociopath or something along those lines. He speaks coherently and such, he doesn't seem to be on drugs.. which if you ask me, is a lot scarier.
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  190. I literally just made a loud, audible "OHH" as I did not expect that metal growl from a fvcking CLOWN video lol, that really caught me off guard so hard lol, loved it
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  191. Dude stop spamming
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  192. Fr 💀 She loves this. Idk what's wrong with her.. she wanted to send HIM away?? Seriously? She drives this poor kid into a corner constantly. Like we all know, if we're mad about something the last thing that helps to calm us down is even more screaming and unnesecary jabbing. She makes him feel constantly threatened.
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  193. Perfect title, Phil 😅
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  194. Ana, leave this to the experts. You are not among them. People are also SO impatient. Tweeks ARE being made where leftist drug policies are in action. You just need time to allow for the actual experts to get numbers and data, so the policies can be tweeked the right ways. These new drug policies are a massive shift to what weÂīve done for so, so long. We KNOW that criminalizing and penalizing does not work. Safety and humane treatment however, DOES work. We must also remember that the goal isnÂīt to get everyone to quit drugs completely, but rather delay the age people start using drugs, prevent the number of people using (especially hard drugs), prevent easily preventable diseases such as HEP A, B and C and HIV etc. The goal is HARM REDUCTION. ThatÂīs what truly matters. Sobriety is an amazing goal for many people, but not for all. Sobriety is not always a choice for someone. The goal then is STILL harm reduction via safe injection sites, free clean needles etc., and DIGNITY. Addiction is a disease, not a criminal act. Addicts deserve dignity and respect, just as much as everyone else. Drug addiction should never make you lose your human rights. Never. Also, forcing people who are not ready to quit or seek sobriety in any shape or form ought not to be pressured. That is only increasing harm and loss of respect, dignity and bodily atonomy for said people. Sobriety comes from within. One must truly want and need sobriety for oneself in order to quit whatever drug they want to quit long term. It is literally impossible to force someone to get sober.. theyÂīll only resent you and go deeper into their addiction, because addiction is safe to them.. at least. it is what feels safest to them. I know quite a lot about addiction on a deep level. IÂīve dealt with and dealing with it personally, secondary, drugs have been a part of my whole lifeÂīs story. I sit in the board in one of NorwayÂīs leading drug organisations. So I feel fairly qualified to speak on this issue. IÂīm extremely knowledgable on drugs and drug policies around the world; not that I would call myself an expert though. Yet still, IÂīm far more knowledgable than the average person, definitely including Ana. Ana is generally a smart woman, but is clueless when it comes to drugs and policies surrounding drugs and addicted people and their needs. Sincerely, a norwegian progressive drug user and drug addict worker/volunteer who has died of an overdose before, been homeless and seen as nothing, but who have managed to rise up and fight for not just myself, but ALL who share my experience of addiction.
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  195. Any Satanic based teachings are far more peaceful, loving and accepting than any kind of Jesus-based/Christian-based religion will ever be.
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  196. Not "felt", he knew.
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  197. As well as the occasions where people have been dressing up as clowns in real life and have done terrible crimes, such as literal murders and other acts of violence.
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  198. Yeah, they probably have that "LAUGH" sign hung up. Still, the fact that he wasted absolutely no time calling them out on the animal abuse and him making sure that someone would rescue them is applaus worthy. It shouldn't be, but waaaay to few people care about animals in bad situations. WAY TOO FEW PEOPLE CARE. THEY'RE NOT OBJECTS.
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  199.  @driller6801  You're SO lost.
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  200.  @missmew3499  She's not in a concious state of mind. She don't know what she's actually doing, and she can't control her impulses. Also she's obvs scared af. By the way Phil's treating her, there's no wonder her fight, flight or freeze response is kicking in. This is just sad and horribly done by this show. I usually don't react as badly to the show and often times think the guests are just.. annoying brats and what not, but this is JIST exploitation. Allowing her to be on stage/TV like this is PURE EXPLOITATION. SHE CAN NOT CONSENT.
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  201.  @ivybee347  Exactly!!! People fail to realize that if they don't step up for other people's rights, even if it doesn't affect them personally - who will be left to stand up for their rights, when their rights are in danger? People are too selfish these days. They only care when it directly affects them, not even realizing that if we don't fight for EACH OTHER, we ALL lose. People seem to have forgotten the saying that (I can't remember it entirely correctly, but..) "I may never agree with your belief, but I will die defending your right to excersise your right to hold those beliefs'.. it's a great saying, I hate that I don't correctly remember it, as it's such a great saying. There's also this saying about "first they came for women's rights, but I didn't speak up. Then they came for lgbtq+ rights, but I didn't speak up. Then they came for poc-rights, but I didn't speak up (then it goes on and on with different examples, you get the drift). Then they came for my rights, but then nobody even could speak up for my rights." Again, I'm totally not doing that saying justice either, I'm again really paraphrazing, but you get it. People REALLY need to understand this. We need to fight for EVERYBODY'S RIGHTS, not just the rights that directly affects us.
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  202.  @Erin-hq5ee  Dude. Wtf.
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  203. Lol at you for degrading all women by blaming them for "turning men crazy", while completely ignoring how it is the man that's crazy. Not because of his ex, but because HE'S CRAZY.
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  204. Imagine the privilege..
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  205.  @cswhite  You gotta stop wasting your time. You're ONLY causing harm. SERIOUSLY. STOP IT.
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  206. STOP THE WAR ON DRUGS. Phil ain't even bothering to talk about drugs in an honest, nuanced way. Everyone would be better off with proper, SCIENCE based info instead of filtered "scary truths" that often ain't even the slightest true at all. I'm not saying he should endorse drugs of any kind, that would be wrong by principle.. same goes for spreading misinformation, it's just wrong. Update yourselves, research, wonder, grow, learn and grow some more. This ain't the "D.A.R.E" world anymore, this is 2020. Whatever 2020 is.. Anyways, I will never respect Dr. Phil again unless he manages to actually follow the times, especially considering this. The war on drugs is a war on people. Talk about that, "Dr" Money. I guess he won't tho, he is way too close minded. Let's see him bring on people devestated in one way or another by the political war on "drugs" (people), and see if he even can fathom trying to understand both the human mind, body and soul, the political bias that has broken so many lives. It's been proven so many times to all of us that everyone matters and the truth matters. That "even" drug users/addicts matter. But oh these all so powerful and corrupted "experts" and politicians just always need something other than their own greed to blame to save face. It's sickening. Stop listening to propaganda.
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  207.  @watchrblx7163  Dude. Stop shaming women for having the same urges as men. It takes two to tango, right? Instead of teaching girls to be fearful of men we should teach our young boys ti be respectful of women and their wishes instead of treating them like objects that purely exist to please men. No man has the right to a woman's body. There's a reason we put predators away in jail instead of sending the victims away. Don't punish the innocent. Women should be taught how to protect themselves because we don't know which one person of those we meet who are going to be bad. In the same token we should teach our young men to behave in a way where women aren't fearful of them.
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  208.  @firstnamelastname2183  I didn't notice that at all, and I usually do.. wanna elaborate?
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  209. Excuse me but you think you said yes? He didn't ask you if you agreed to something before, he asked you if you took any ownership in your own problems 💀ðŸĪ”
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  210. Try some nuance. It's not all black and white. Afganistan people of all kind have OBVS seen America as an OCCUPYING FORCE, because that's EXACTLY what they've been. Put yourself in their shoes. Imagine some other country's millitary, say China, Russia or India (just naming these as examples due to their large lands, which grants them large amounts of people, aka large and strong millitaries; just like America) decides to INVADE, bomb and kill thousands among your civilazation, forcefully, without any invitation at all. Would you then, after TWO DECADES OF WAR AND TERROR, appreciate whatever country that invaded you? OF COURSE NOT!!! But sure, logic not required.. smh. They also obvs understand and are able to differenciate the difference between civilians (like her, "simply" a reporter who's in no way hostile) and the government/an invasive, millitary force. They don't scream "death to americaNS", but "death to America". That's a big difference, which they, along with the rest of the world, unlike Americans, understand. OF COURSE you wouldn't be fond of a nation that brutally and forcefully invaded your land, your nation, your national atonomy and control. This has been terrible from the get-go, and the Amerivan government and millitary both entered and left the country in destruction and shambles, even more so when they left (which they at some point had to do. They should've left MANY, MANY YEARS ago. Staying there indefinetely is of no benefit. This war have ONLY benefitted war contractors making money off of this. That's it). Anyone believing this was for "nation-building" is A TOTAL BAFFOON. Acc. to raports, they could've had assasinated Bin Laden even just DAYS (close to a WEEK) after their first arrival. They had the opportunity SEVERAL TIMES after that as well over the years, but chose not to due to corruption and greed, which is ALWAYS their main goal. Anyone who's not figured this out yet is hella ignorant. You know.. how come there's never any debate or questions asked for funneling TRILLIONS UPON TRILLIONS of dollars to war contractors and the millitary, but the american public can't even get a ten year-investment in infrastructure? Universal healthcare, college etc? IT'S BECAUSE OF THE CORRUPTION. Follow the money, people. It's not that hard.
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  211.  @TKUltra971  I would have thought it would be more than a year combined.
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  212. Same here. Broke up w him 2 days ago. Felt great. I was SO relieved to finally gather enough courage to do so. Also, I'm glad to read that it's a ex, not someone you're currently dating.
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  213. Ohhh, STFU.
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  214. 💀😂😂
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  215. My life tho tbh 😂😂😂 I actually STARTED working during the pandemic lol.. never had a job before. I mean, I'm disabled and are validated for pension, so I'm not a moocher, just quite unlucky with the life that was given to me.. At least now I'm finally able to execute life to my fullest potential! I live by myself, rent and bills are on time most of the time, I'm raising both a cat and a dog alone, and work two days a week. Treatment is on/off depending. I used to feel so lazy and like such a burden until I was for the first time in my life validated as doing enough. I've been told I do more than enough considering my situation, so I can finally be proud of myself, not feeling like a burden to everyone anymore. I'm contributing to society as well as being validated in my struggles, it's absolutely amazing to finally feel like I'm doing okay! .. At least I'm not Gabby tho 😂😂
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  216. They literally couldn't have gotten ANYONE better than this bomb of a woman for the job. She's just perfect in every way.
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  217. Fr 😭😭😭 I live for my pets (cat and dog), my children as I call them. Call me crazy for that, I don't care. I view them as my children. Even if I just accidentaly manage to step on my dog's foot or something like that, I feel sooooo bad and start hugging and apologizing - even if she barely noticed. One time I was cutting my dog's hair (she doesn't shed her fur, she's allergy friendly so she practically has more human like hair, hence why I have to cut it) and I was getting tired as I had been cutting her for so long. I was tired, she was tired so she started moving around a bit making it harder for me to cut, so I accidentally managed to come close to her skin on her chest while cutting. It BARELY cut her at all, but I did hear her scream very high pitched (not for long at all, it was more of a "ouch" in dog language) so I threw the scissors right away that second and I started crying. I checked her to see how bad it was.. it didn't even start bleeding, it was more of a scratch. So luckily, it couldn't have been that painful. I'm sure it was painful that second, but like I said, it was tiny and didn't even bleed the slightest bit. I started bawling my eyes out, hugging her and all. She was wagging her tail as soon as I hugged her, so it couldn't have hurt much at all, and she understood that it was just a little accident, nothing on purpose at all. That just goes to show how much I love and care for my pets. Even the slightest little "could happen to the best"-things breaks my heart and makes me feel so bad. So, just the thought of doing something like this lady is doing - I could NEVER. It just breaks my heart so much. It doesn't matter at all whether I know the animals or not, seeing them hurt in even the slightest way is heartbreaking. I don't understand people that willfully aquires pets, only to not give them proper care and love. I've seen homeless people literally taking so much better care for their dogs than this lady/family has. Having a big home and a garden is worthless if you're not taking actual care for them. I live in not the smallest, yet surely not the biggest apartment (I've lived in much smaller places than now also) but that doesn't matter. They have space to move around in here and most importantly, they're properly fed with good food and have all that they need. I take my dog out for 3-5 times a day, depending on my energy, if I work that day and on the weather (I live in Norway so our winters are extremely cold lol, so we spend more time inside during winter than summer). They're happy, clean, fed, not too big or too small, healthy and everything. Having a big home and a garden means NOTHING to your pets if you don't take care of them. It's not adequate to just let them outside in the garden, never walking them. It sure is a great bonus to your pets if you have a big home and a garden if you actually take care of them. That's definetely a great bonus. But that's all it is. It's just a bonus that makes it a bit easier for you to exercise especially your dogs. Your garden doesn't take care of your pets, YOU take care of your pets. Smdh.
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  218.  @mystic4025  Just like any other person does? It's impossible to like everyone, but that shouldn't have anything to do with them being part of the lqbt community or not.
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  219. I completely understand what you're saying. I'm not severly allergic to anything myself, but I do literally suffer from pollen allergies during summer time, breathing is extremely difficult and I need a lot of medications for that to just barely be able to be outside - or even inside during summer. I don't go into anaphylaxis which sounds just horrifying to me. I know what it feels like having my throat closing up, not to the point where it's anaphylaxis, but even for me it's really scary when I feel like I can't breathe.. so I can at least sort of imagine what anaphylaxis would feel like. I also suffer from several mental illnesses, like heavy ptsd, anxiety disorder and panic attacks, and depression on and off (not due to seasonal change). I absolutely HATE when people are acting like this woman who exaggerates (my 1st language is Norwegian so I'm sorry if some words gets butchered) because it puts us that actually really struggle with one thing or another. I would still like to say in her little defense that she's been heavily exposed to toxins from her home, they apparantly found many spores of different allergens in her home - which alone can cause unusual behaviour. She's on medications as well, so that combo isn't exactly working in her favor. This was talked about in another clip from this, I don't have the link but it shouldn't be too hard to find. So at least for her, she has some validity with this. I believe her behaviour has been enabled too much and that the couple should have fixed whatever problems they have with their house a long time ago instead of accomidating her (mostly) irrational or overexagerrated behaviour. Not trying to defend her too much, but there's two sides of every coin and two sides to every story. Emphathy and compassion is extremely important. Not saying we should baby or enable people at all, we should just try to understand each other's points if views as much as possible. Not to excuse someone's irrational behaviour, but to understand. When people disagree with ourselves, we also would like for "the other side" to try ti understand their point of view and how they think to better understand what drives people's bad behaviour so that it's easier to prevent people from completely losing their minds. We can't help people if we don't understand how others think. You know what I mean? This became a long "rant", sorry about that.
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  220. EXACTLY! Criminal charges as well goddamn..
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  221. I hope immensly that she'll have someone with her when they go home and she's hopefully packing her stuff and immidiatly goes to stay somewhere else as far away from him/somewhere protected and safe. He seems literally deadly dangerous, not someone you're able to take chances with and just "hope for the best". She needs literal protection. Wouldn't surprise me especially after being put on the spot like this, exposed to the world, that he'd start fighting and abusing her to such a degree where he "blacks out" and end up killing her regardless if it's by "accident" (like him pushing/kicking to hard or by her tripping or falling whether it is by accidence or by him being too violent) or him just getting so enraged that he ends up snapping. That possibility is way too real, something like this with her ending up dead could've already happened considering how toxic and abusive this is. This situation is unbelieveable scary. I just hopes she gets out safely as soon as possible.
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  222. Yup. It can totally be. Plays on your mind so much.
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  223.  @TheSaboteurLT  "woman hormones" how educated you are lol.
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  224.  @janc460  Even George fckn Washington MANDATED the ENTIRETY of their troops to get vaccinated (I can't remember for what), despite the vaccines back then actually being dangerous - many of the troops actually died because of them, BUT if they hadn't gotten the vaccine, they'd lose the war against the Brits they were fighting.
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  225. I hope you're sarcastic..
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  226.  @thebtchthathikes1008  Wth? So you're okay with CHILDREN getting raped, because their parents were bad? Or.. what? I sincerely do not understand your argument. Children do get raped. That is terrible enough. Why then, ON TOP OF THAT, not protect them further? Why potentially victimize and traumatize them YET AGAIN by FORCING THEM to carry out a pregnancy? That's indefensable. So that CHILD should hsve to potentially RISK THEIR LIVES for another ZYGOTE or FETUS aka NOT EVEN AN ACTUAL CHILD/BABY they had NO CHOICE OR PARTICIPATION in creating? So a clump of non-viable cells is more important to you than actually living, breathing CHILDREN (and adults, for that matter, but esp CHILDREN)? YOU. ARE. INSANE.
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  227. Fr!!! This is horribly disgusting.
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  228.  @isabellind1292  I never called her ÃĨ victim, I just think she deserves the benefit of the doubt. Could she have done something better? She didn't know if anyone even got hurt. You don't either know how you would react. She was obiviously fearful, he could be severly controlling for all we know. Anyways, she did the right thing MOST of the time. She came forward as soon as she realized how serious it was. He did the shooting, the driving, the lying, the victim blaming and everything. HE was in the wrong. She was at the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong man, that is it. She helped this case. She cared more about the young man dying and justice, than she cared for her fiance's freedom. You don't know how you would react. She did NOTHING wrong.
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  229. You can't really compare those two in terms of what's worse, that's all individual. Don't forget that with drugs and alcohol, your body and mind become at least equally crucial to your system as food is for everybody. It can also kill you in an instant. I know food addiction kills as well, just A LOT slower and it's a much more.. predictable route you're going with food addiction. With food addiction you at least have a greater chance at recovery, considering you have a lot more time. It can't literally kill you in an instant, like drugs can. Not trying to say food addiction isn't extremely bad, it just doesn't really compare to drugs and alcohol. Food addiction is extremely bad and harmful, but in a very different way. If anything it relates way better to smoking/nicotine addiction. Just sayin' 😊
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  230.  @Philip027  No, you're wrong. Rape is NOT sex. Sex is consensual, rape is not. Rape is about power through violence, sexual abuse. That doesn't mean that rape is sex. If you're raped, you did not have sex - you didn't consent or participate in it. Just because the same body parts are involved, doesn't make it sex. I don't know why this is a difficult concept to grasp, ffs.
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  231. Regarding "leftists" losing sight on what really matters, acting more like faux outrage TMZ "reporters".. Come on. She can handle herself. She's highly intelligent and knows what she's doing. It's not like wealthy people haven't tried several times on her, already.. no need to get worked up by a dress - the MET is in NY, and it's common for NY representatives to attend - and she used that situation to her advantage. The gala is in fact after all a fundraising event, so people can visit the Metropolitan museum free of any charges. Her policies aren't about villifying the rich and wealthy at all, it's simply and common sensically about having them PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE of taxes which they now barely even do at all. If her attending some fancy events and meeting celebrities and wealthy people would somehow persuade her into going corrupt, she would've been corrupted a long time ago, but she's not. Like.. I don't see anybody b!tching about Bernie Sanders being both progressive and wealthy. People really be acting like it's impossible to hold on to your values, morals, core beliefs and principles. She's literally just logically believing in and advocating for fair tax rates FOR ALL, as opposed to now where social welfare is payed TO the wealthiest for all kinds of things BY the poor and ever-dying/shrinking middle class. She understands that that is not an equitable, reasonable, fair or equitable taxing system. It makes no sense for the poorest among us to pay THE MOST without ever recieving ANYTHING from those taxes, but have to see that hard earned money given back to the wealthy and corporations - and the same wealthy people and corporations pay FAR, FAR LESS percentage and actual income wise, yet somehow still benefit the most off of others who can't even afford basic necessities. Now that's infuriating. It's not about taxing the rich "just to add on more taxes" or whatever, the issue is that the system is entirely broken and turned on it's head. That's what AOC and progressives wants to change asap, as literally every single person would greatly benefit from it, but no.. now that's impossible due to corruption and greed.. the wealthy are exploiting the actual, representative population's work, health, needs, practically every single apsect of their entire being is fully exploited. They just ensure that they buy enough politician's votes, so the government put in place, FOR the people, BY the people, OF the people, will favorize their corrupt and greedy donors instead of the people at large. But then to also having all these money-grabbing, power hungry and selfish politicians willing to sell out the interests of their country and constituents to buy political power is so incredibly anti-democracy, and it NEEDS to stop. AOC is the least of the problem - she truly is a part of the solution. People focuse way too much on finding ANYTHING to critisize her for - both from people on the right AND left. Yet she's one of the few people, among the rest of the progressives who actually fight for equality, equity, fairness and justice. It's a GOOD thing for her to bring attention to that problem in a unique way - it got people talking, right? Now people have been FORCED to talk about taxing the rich, AOC and the progressive movement. It got people engaged. If there's one thing the left and the right can agree on, is that we all HATE corruption and money in politics. That's partly why the right wing (and sadly many so called "moderate" aka conservative or corporate democrats) are constantly desperate to nitpick their every move, actions, speech, LITERALLY ANYTHING - they KNOW that policy wise, the vaaaast majority of all americans across ALL party lines and non/apolitical people fully agrees with progressive agendas, so they CONSTANTLY fight against the progressive movement/FORCES to try to deligitimaze them.. they KNOW that progressive policies are the most popular and effective ones, but the ruling class are afraid of losing their rigged, corrupt ultimate power, rule and status quo designed to only benefit them, and them alone. Aaand because of course AOC being a young, intelligent woman of color, who's incredibly popular, she's an easy target to focus on. They are so afraid of her and the rest of the progressives, so they continue fighting her and the movement she's a big part of, so the greedy and corrupted can continue taking advantage of and exploiting the majority to continue their corrupted power at the expense of the voters, the workers, the everyone, THE PEOPLE. She's a disrupting force to the status quo rigged in the favour of them, the smallest minority with no ends to their wicked, destructive, corrupted ways. There's no end to how far they're willing to go to ensure they'll always be the ruling class, no matter how authoritarian their methods. Power is all to them, and they don't like "disrupters" like AOC, to put it mildly.. so why should we also be overly critical of her every move, as if doing just that doesn't distract from the real issues? Getting pressed about her attenting a Met Galla in a unique, tho stupidly "controversial" dress sparking a conversation about the very real, common sensical and tangible message? Getting pressed about that is sooo useless and silly, the left can get so cynical at times, jeez. Expecting that from the right is obivious, but the true left must stop eating their own. Hold people accountable? Absolutely. This, tho... just goes too far, and it helps nobody. Focus on what matters, don't get caught up getting overly critical, cynical and reactive where that's not in any way warranted. It's pathetic and hysterical. Don't get it twisted. She won't lose her principles by attending an high end galla in a dress with an appropriate and relevant message. If you think so, then you're hella underestimating her intelligence and integrity. Don't worry about an event or a donated dress, worry about her message. Imagine if everyone redirected their attention, focus and anger away from the superficial aspects here to the actual message itself... now THAT could help truly move the needle in the right way, instead of wasting time moaning about what matters the very least. Ughh, my goodness, the theathre outrage and hysteria says a whole big lot more about them and their integrity than hers. Don't lose sight on what really matters. Seriously, this is pathetic.
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  232.  @Sunaki1000  Holy moly... you're so misguided. For real. "Well it sounded like he tried to find out more about her by pretending to show empathy for her past. I mean, if it would've been selfless it would be a wrong way of showing support, if that makes sense?" NO. Just no. Oh boy.. There are clear differences between harmless chatter, trying to get to know your employees, co-workers or whatever and asking about any kind of sexual history. There's one thing for good friends (who trust each other) and such talking about sexual history, but (especially) for a person in a position of power, that becomes entirely different from having a trusting conversation. This should be obivious and common knowledge, but it sadly isn't. It's crazy to me how so many people are more eager to defend the accused rather than the accuser, a potential/likely victim. You do not talk about sexual history, especially not traumatic sexual history at work. That's an extremely clear violation of privacy and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out how wrong that is. Asking questions such as he "allegedly" did like if she struggled sexually after that traumatic event is clearly an attempt at sexual advances. Why would that information be relevant for a boss, co-worker or whomever it may be? That would only be relevant information for one to figure out if they're sexually active, still enjoys sex or whatever. That's a question a therapist would ask after having built a sufficient level of trust. This is not conversational banter, this is not appropriate for someone who's "trying to get to know someone" to ask. That's waaaaaaaay too personal and invasive. ANY idiot should understand this, but clearly not. Such questions can be frightening and/or threatening for people who's been through rape/sexual abuse. There's no way to explain away that one to make it seem innocent. I've personally been raped *twice*, and I could've died the second time if it wasn't for extreme luck and fast thinking on my part. I also know several others with similar experiences. I've had a few people ask me that exact question. I've either gotten that question from highly trusted friends and highly trusted health care professionals, or from sleezy/predatory dudes trying to figure out if I'd be "down" for something. There's absolutely no in between here. For reasons I won't bother taking the time to explain, many people know of my abuse history. Recieving that question from people I trust in proper context (let's say for instance in a therapy session with sexual trauma as a theme) is okay. They ask that question to figure out how much of an impact this trauma has on someone romantically, and in order for us to figure out if that's something one would need help with resoluting. On the other hand, recieving that question from someone else, like a boss, a co-worker, family members/relatives (whom you don't have proper trust and closeness with), strangers etc. is just flat out inappropriate, disrespectful and/or even frightening or threatening. If one of my bosses ever asked me such a question, it'd make me or anyone else extremely uncomfortable and scared, especially if that question was asked without anyone else around. Like, why would anyone need that information, certainly in a work setting? There's no debating the intent of that question. It's just extremely inappropriate and rude. That's not something you ask to get to know someone. There's no way to twist that to make it seem like an innocent question. It will make people uncomfortable or scared. Even "just" talking about sex is inappropriate and too much of an invasion of privacy enough, but if you then add in abuse and trauma to that conversation, it becomes way worse. There's simply no way around it, it's just not okay at all. It's certainly hostile and extremely suggestive. If you simply want to get to know someone better, there's so many ways to do that without invading someone's privacy in such a frightening way. That's not how you get to know people. It's just not. Especially in situations like the one we're talking about here where there's a clear power dynamic (a person in a position of power vs. a person working under that person in power), this is an extremely serious abuse of power and a huge ethics violation. It saddens me deeply having to explain this, something so blatantly obivious. Smh.
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  233. What else would they be? Being disabled doesn't change your humanity... so ofc they're "normal", however you wanna define normal.
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  234.  @blitzballrusher4993  Fairly true, but practically excusing the repukelikkkunts isn't okay either. They're passing SO MANY laws to ensure the elections are always rigged in their favour. That isn't new either. They've had the odds heavily stacked in their favour for extremely long, and they never win by popular vote - aka actually democratically. If the system wasn't entirely rigged in their favour, they wouldn't keep or gain any power. Repukelikkkunts ARE the MINORITY big time. Now with that being said, I do really wish the democratic party was a lot stronger and willing to fight for what they campaign on, and what their voters and majority of the population wants. I also really, really wish they wouldn't self sabotage all the time by doing everything in their power to block and discredit progressives. They pretend to be in favour for progressive policies because they KNOW that's what actually is most popular among the incredible vast majority of voters, but completely backpeddals when push comes to show. You can thank corruption for that, as well as corporate media giving them lip service - just like the literal entirety of the repukelikkkunts are corrupt. The entirety of the repukelikkkunt party is heavily corrupt and are working for themselves, their greed, lust for power, and their big corporate donors. Same goes for MOST, but not all of the democratic party - except for PROGRESSIVES. Who are THE ONLY ONES fighting FOR THE PEOPLE, and against corporate interests. These corrupt mofo's don't want any of that - they'll kill democracy if they must to stay in absolute power and be wealthier than most people can't even fathom, no matter the costs to the people or the planet. It's pure, selfish greed. Now, the repukelikkkunts ARE WORSE. They're FAR, FAR WORSE due to their dangerous, racist, bigoted, sexist, xenophobic, pro-war and nationalist views determining their policies IN ADDITION to the blatant corruption controlling their ENTIRE PARTY. At least there's a growing movement of progressives taking more and more space in the democratic party, who are able to flex that muscle more and more instead of constantly being forced by the corporates from both within the democratic party, the media AND the opposition to bend the knee. At least democrats aren't ACTIVELY trying to kill democracy - they could surely do HELLA LOT MORE to STRENGTHEN democracy than they are, but they're at least not ACTIVELY legislating democracy's death. Oh and also of course, same can be said about reproductive rights. The repukelikkkunts are becoming more and more blatant and autocratic by the day, and dangerously so - obiviously. Letting repukelikkkunts win is NOT an option. They're truly anti-democracy, and shamelessly so. They're not even trying to hide it anymore, as they've done FOR YEARS.
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  235.  @thelionandthebee1933  "god" won't. PEOPLE will. You can't just sit back and wait for miracles to happen. You have to create it yourself.
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  236.  @dustoniuspollywogus8105  I frickin WISH that was true.
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  237. I completely understand what people are critizing her for, but she does have some validity here. I'm not severly allergic to anything myself, but I do literally suffer from pollen allergies during summer time, breathing is extremely difficult and I need a lot of medications for that to just barely be able to be outside - or even inside during summer. I don't go into anaphylaxis which sounds just horrifying to me. I know what it feels like having my throat closing up, not to the point where it's anaphylaxis, but even for me it's really scary when I feel like I can't breathe.. so I can at least sort of imagine what anaphylaxis would feel like. I also suffer from several mental illnesses, like heavy ptsd, anxiety disorder and panic attacks, and depression on and off (not due to seasonal change). I absolutely HATE when people are acting like this woman who exaggerates (my 1st language is Norwegian so I'm sorry if some words gets butchered) because it puts us that actually really struggle with one thing or another. I would still like to say in her little defense that she's been heavily exposed to toxins from her home, they apparantly found many spores of different allergens in her home - which alone can cause unusual behaviour. She's on medications as well, so that combo isn't exactly working in her favor. This was talked about in another clip from this, I don't have the link but it shouldn't be too hard to find. So at least for her, she has some validity with this. I believe her behaviour has been enabled too much and that the couple should have fixed whatever problems they have with their house a long time ago instead of accomidating her (mostly) irrational or overexagerrated behaviour. Not trying to defend her too much, but there's two sides of every coin and two sides to every story. Emphathy and compassion is extremely important. Not saying we should baby or enable people at all, we should just try to understand each other's points if views as much as possible. Not to excuse someone's irrational behaviour, but to understand. When people disagree with ourselves, we also would like for "the other side" to try ti understand their point of view and how they think to better understand what drives people's bad behaviour so that it's easier to prevent people from completely losing their minds. We can't help people if we don't understand how others think. You know what I mean? This became a long "rant", sorry about that.
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  238. Ew.
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  239.  @Green_Tea93  You're so lost. The things you now complain about is what repukeliKKKans have done to people of color for ages.. except you're delusional, and all those things you complain that minorities and democrats complain about is still happening on a large scale to people of color, and it's not getting better.
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  240. Yup. She's totally deceitful and she knows it. I doubt she would get as much hate as she does if she wasn't trying to decieve people all the time. She'd still get a lot of hate, just not to the same extent.
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  241. While addiction is neither selfish or a choice (ask science), these so-called parents DRIVING A CAR WITH THEIR TINY, TINY CHILD most certainly is both a choice and selfish AF. -drug user (heroin being main drug) myself. I would never ever under any circumstance allow myself to become pregnant/too far along to have an abortion as long as I haven't been sober and stabile for years. Say I were to become sober, have a child (or more), then for whatever reason relapse on drugs, I would right away make sure someone else close to me and my kid(s) to take over primary care while I got myself in check ASAP. Heroin didn't cause them to be terrible parents, they themselves did. Anyone able to do what they did to their child on heroin, would make equally/similarly bad choices sober. Sure, drugs can change you, but it doesn't make you a different person. This is far more due to their character in general. We're not stupid people. We're just as stupid or intelligent as any other person not addicted. Some people will just be bad people, drugs or not.
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  242.  @louisvaught2495  Nobody really, including Britney herself, are disputing whether or not going under a conservatorship was warranted or not, so that doesn't even matter. That's not the issue at all. The issue is that she's STILL on it, without any resemblance of a probable and justified cause. It's about her human and constitutional rights. THAT'S the issue. 2008 is a long time ago, and she clearly does not need today what she probably needed all the way back then. Having a breakdown, or several, does not in any way warrant losing almost all her rights for over a decade. It's almost like she's serving a long sentence where she haven't even gotten a set amount of time to "serve", WITHOUT a charge. None of this is right. Her state and wellbeing today CANNOT be judged by what happened 13 years ago. She's a grown, highly successfull woman, and should have just the same rights to do what she pleases with her life as anyone else. There's just no way to justify her being exploited legally. She should've gotten out of that many years ago, there's just no question about it.
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  243.  @joshmallin5117  Nope, longer than that.. I'd say at least two weeks or something closer to that
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  244. Go back to your Fox propaganda rabbit hole - or preferrably, SCHOOL.
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  245. Seriously??? How young are you people
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  246. FRI PALESTINA!!!
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  247.  @MM-vs2et  The thing is tho, Germany HAVE learned from history.. America(ns) really love to really bring the point of "you know what you did" home everytime Germany is mentioned.. which is hypocritical and unnessecary, since Germany learned the importance of this QUICKLY. Rightfully so. So.. perhaps it's time to put your money where your mouth is America when it comes to this, and start doing the same.. since ya know.. America still refuse to tell their many ugly historic parts of their story, and both native Americans and African Americans are STILL to varying degrees being oppressed. Guess which country, just to name one example out of far too many, holds events like weddings and such over spots where extremely oppressed people have been brutally beaten, starved, r*ped, murdered, endured terror and forced labour +++.. Germany or America? WOOPSIE you guessed it, America! People rent out historic places with terrible history over the grounds of where people/slaves to be specific, without even specifying or memorializing it's dark history, to hold amongst other kinds of highly festive events and celebrations like weddings on plantation sites. You don't see that happening in Germany where there used to be labour camps. In Germany, it's impossible not to be reminded of the horrors of the holocaust due to memorials all over, and the ruins/remains of these camps have been turned into historic museums, without being altered to make it look better, unlike all the American places of horrors.. I could go on and on and on. Yet America loves to diss Germany any chance they get to point out the terrible history, the horrendous and unforgiveable events that took place. Germany don't hide it's terrible history. They've kept it 'on display' (in lack of a better term) to continue to educate all new generations, to make sure to not ever let anyone forget - not in order to 'blame' any German people at all, but because they truly understand just how terrible it all was.. as a reminder on what can happen if that dark history and knowledge of how easy it can be for extremism to flourish in the most awful ways if we were to forget just how dangerous it is to sow hatred, nationalism and division. Props to Germany, really. America on the other hand, who still have statues and monuments of the confederacy, refuse to teach the full story of terror with regsrds to slavery for instance (which incredibly, several people minimize ffs), who refuse to accept and ackowledge the importance of not teaching and showing the full story. Germany knows far too well what happened, and never minimize their unfortuante dark parts of history.. America's history of slavery still lingers, and is not reckognized and respected even close to how well it should be. So perhaps.. just a thought.. *cough* *cough* ... America should stop pointing their fingers at Germany, and face what's long overdue. I know America loves to pretend to have some moral highground over everything, despite glossing over so many gruesome facts, with discrimination still being far too present to this very day, including extreme voter supression being legislated these very days. If anything, America.. be more like Germany. Today, YOU have (neo-)nazis walking around proudly, including amongst your congress, as well as your last president being one of them. You're literally just throwing rocks inside of a glasshouse while acting as though you're in any way morally superior to anyone.
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  248. Wth!? No reason for that. Like the comment above me, I couldn't disagree more.
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  249. Let her have some privacy. Being exploited like this is more than enough.
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  250. Fr!! It seems so terrible. I'm a norwegian former homeless drug addict struggling with mental illnesses. Here we do have WAY more access to help that's tailored to situations like these and others where police is not needed. Not everywhere in this country, we do have many small towns and cities and there's not really much help other than police and hospitals which there aren't exactly many of in those more rural areas. Still, even in our medium to big sized cities, it's not at all good enough. Not at all. Although when you compare that to the situation in the states, it's quite a lot of help to get here. It's severly flawed, but still accessable. I'm so happy I got the oppurtunity to become ill here in Norway instead of a place like America. I would be dead years ago if I was born in the states instead of in Norway if I lived the same life there as I've done here. Like, jeez. What America is doing is only making the problems waaaaay worse, and it's truly sad. So many lives lost. So many tortured souls.
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  251.  @Chenaultchic  I just love how religious people claim that when something bad happens "in the name of god" or whatever it has nothing to do with religion, yet as soon as something good is happening it's always because of religion. That's the hypocracy I absoluteky hate about religion. People use it too much as an excuse for whatever it may be. Religion is always part of it when it's convenient, but as soon as it's not, all of a sudden religion had nothing to do with it. Smh..
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  252. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  253.  @channy6995  Hmm.. I don't see that connection. Not that it can't be the case for some people, it's just that it's two different kind of disorders. It's not like PTSD and insomnia for instance, that usually co-exist.
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  254. I mean, c'mon.. he's OBIVIOUSLY illiterate. It's as obivious as the grass being green, and 2 + 2 equaling 4. This is not even a diss or whatever, it's just highly obivious, objective logic. It's truthful as hell. Hell, he can't even write his own signature, hence the extremely odd scribbling he's probably practised to make it at the very least appear as though he can write (and read). All the signs of illiteracy are there, lol. No shade to people who happen to be illiterate through no fault of their own, but damn.. a frckn PRESIDENT just can't be illiterate.
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  255. Common for minors/young ppl. Don't worry about it, I thought the same thing when I was younger (I'm not THAT old, I'm only 23 so 😅) but now after being in several relationships, now being in another long term relationship; it's not gross. Sure, you can get unlucky when it comes to a few things like chlamydia or herpes, but the only thing you can't treat is HIV. I myself have honestly had mostly unprotected sex, yet still I've never gotten anything unwanted. I'm on contraceptics now (that "pin"-thing you stick in your arm that protects you from pregnancy for 3 years, can't remember the English word for it), but that obiviously doesn't protect me from STD's. Only a condom can do that. Now, I'm NOT recommending unsafe sex, I've had some pregnancy scares and stuff. Not fun, stay protected. I just wanted to let you know that it doesn't really happen that often. I've had mostly unprotected sex the seven years I've been active; not a single pregnancy or STD. Just to put it out there, I usually check myself for STD's before changing partners, the responsible thing to do. I salute you for wanting to be careful, I just wanted to share with you that it's all going to be ok as long as you respect your needs, body and overall health. Stay safe out there, and don't rush with anything! âĪ
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  256. I'm sure it's not "too spicy" for him, but I'm sure many ppl in his audience would flip out, both among homophobic/transphobic/dragphobic people (lolwat - that sounded rly weird lol but anyway, I bscly just mean judgmental people), AND among the drag- and lgbtq+ community.. no matter what he reacts to, he's just ingen and laughing - not for the sake of "mocking" anyone as sooooo many would claim, but he does kinda roast people. He doesn't discriminate, but especially for someone like him with such a massive platform and audience, you gotta tread incredibly lightly to not piss off overly sensitive people who can't take a joke, when it comes to certain topics like this one.. there's nothing controversial about it, but apparantly those who scream the loudest about discrimimation seems to discriminate people, as in claiming that certain people needs to be put on a pedestal, and if anyone dares to utter a single word that doesn't fully cater to people in certain groups, that makes them "hateful" and somehow "anti-drag/anti-lgbtq+".. It's just so hypocritical.. equality doesn't mean not ever facing any judgememt at all.. those who would have a problem with Felix or anyone doing a react video to a vid like this, wouldn't have ANYTHING to say if he did a reaction video with the same amount of "judging" of someone outside of the lgbtq+ and drag-community.. that's not how equality works lol.
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  257.  @Bossstatus1  Why would you even bother coming onto a channel you KNOW you WILL disagree with both the content creator and most viewers? You get a kick out of just.. fighting and wanting to prove yourself "right" in a frickin comment section?? WHY!? I don't understand you people and your constant need to let the world know that you don't agree with them, just for the sake of it. I used to feel sad for people like you, but now.. I just can't. You're far too vile for even just the tiniest bit of sympathy. You're just showing yourself as a fool, and I don't even just pity people like you anymore. Go on now, good luck on "being right". Imma go be happy.
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  258. Fr tho 💀😂😂 I had those bangs at like 12-14 y/o, and I could not be trusted 😂😂 I feel attacked
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  259.  @Errupt  Nahh, there's a difference between solo/single form or multiple form. Like you don't say "a transgenders person", you obvs say "a transgender person". It's obvs the same word, but the difference there is still clear lol.. it's the same as me not saying that "I'm a womans" lol. Basic grammar, you should know that..
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  260. Right wth!? You DONT buy kids designer brands they'll grow out of in like a week! That among everything they listed is definetely the most stupid thing they spend money on.. I understand maybe getting a few items which are a bit more expensive like suits, dresses and such for formal events SOMETIMES which the children can pass down to each other/give to other younger family members (same goes for non-designer brands as well, passing down saves massive amounts of money when you have kids!).. but buying your KIDS designer clothing all the time.. that's how to flush money down the toilet. Kids don't care about all that. Shallow parents are the ones who care. They wanna show off to their friends, neighbours, family, colleagues and others that they can "afford" all those luxuries, when they really can't afford that at all. When you're in debt, you CAN'T be this silly! That's just insanity, holy damn.
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  261. Are you him!? He's such a creep.
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  262. @Lianhua Xin For reaaaal tho. DarkViper is way out of line here.. and as a survivor of brutal rape myself, I found that analogy to be extremely insensitive, and so careless, ignorant and disrespectful that that analogy alone is far worse than any of his arguably valid/non-valid points regarding people who do react vids/streams. That was just so gross.. and then for him, being so aggressive throughout, sitting on some high horse as some kind of self proclaimed king of react-morality as well, being all mad that people rightfully interpreted his comments as he wrote and said them the way he actually said them is just laughable and silly. The analogy itself is gross af, but then to blame the critices/auidence for not bscly reading his mind, twisting the situation as if we're all dumb for not "properly understanding" his extremely poorly and grossly written and spoken commentary is just crude. Ugh. Way to go, champ.. jfc. Talk about arrogance and a total lack of self insight, and a refusal to accept that he made his point incredibly hidiously terrible. "Everyone else is stupid except for me", is bscly what he's saying. The audacity.
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  263. Omg 😭
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  264.  @wolfgangschleis7949  Of course, that's why that childish and weak "gotcha"-thing he tried but FAILED there was so ridicolous. Not that there aren't quite a few Texans who are just as bad (if not even worse at times) as the representatives/legislatures/govt.. I'm positive that if given the opportunity, MANY of them (among the loud minority ofc - I'm not saying these people are the majority at all) would be just as vile as the rest of them, some even worse.
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  265. 😭😭😭
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  266.  @deborahreckner3753  not everyone has English as their first language tho, not even second for many people. Sometimes autocorrect can be blamed. Also, chill. It urks me a bit too and English is my 2nd language. Still no need to be that rude, smh.
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  267. That is quite likely. However, it's beyond far too late for any sympathy. He made his choices. He decided that yes, being a hateful bigot was something he was comfortable with.
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  268. Hei, from Oslo, Norway! ♡ - I hope you all are having a good time, at least as good as possible and that none of you either are parents like these couples or that you don't have those kind of parents yourself. 😅😊🐒
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  269.  @Michael45007  I`ve always thought Norway was bad in so many ways, but after watching and researching what is going on in the US the past years, I.. wow. I feel like I live in this Utopia compared to the US. I`m so thankful that my coutry doesn`t want to either suppress my vote or practically punish me for being chronically sick, amongst so much else. I wouldn`t have made it `til 18 even if I lived in the US. That`s horrible.
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  270.  @iconoclast485  So does a large majority of cops and other people not deemed "criminal". People who have served time, then deemed criminal for life are not a monolith and are not all horrible people who have actually hurt someone else. Trust me, I'm in NO WAY defending anyone who's hurt others and such - I've also been on both sides of the law. I'm just saying that all people are nuanced, groups of people are not all the same at all. That's all I'm saying, to not look at everyone in such a black/white way.
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  271.  @ShieAyla  Totally!!! People need to WAKE UP to this grand injustice. This abortion ban sets precedents for a whole host of other rights to be scaled back or completely gutted.
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  272.  @thebtchthathikes1008  .... so you are completely unaware of just how many children are sexually abused, violated and raped on a regular basis? Often times BY FAMILY? In these situations, having a parent/family member/other guardian "watch" you is of NO HELP - that's literally the opposite of protection. Don't pretend as though young children don't experience these things, whether by family, family friends, other people like baby sitters, teachers, WHOMEVER it may be among people the child knows/are familiar with or by complete strangers. It happens WAAAAAY TOO OFTEN.
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  273.  Mee Acownt  Aight then I'm convinced, see you in hell baby 😘
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  274.  @whitewalls7929  "Neglet is a type of abuse" absolutely. The rest of what you said is wrong. Trust me, I know first hand very well several kinds of abuse - including neglect (which like you said first but later contradicted). You know, a TYPE of something is still that something. It's like saying tylenol is a type of medication, but it's not.. medication..?? See, that sentence alone contradicts itself. Neglect can cause real, dangerous harm, like any other form of abuse. Also, there's no need for you to go off like you did.
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  275. Yes, we are tyt. You sre full of shit
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  276.  @dontmindme633  The American prison system is so extremely corrupt, holy damn.. I just can't. (Not to rub it in anyone's faces, but) I'm born and raised, still living here in Oslo, Norway. Many people are aware of how our prison systems work (key word: work - because they actually work). We're ranked to have one of the absolute BEST prisons. Prison is still prison so it will never be a luxury, of course. Still, we believe in human rights regardless of their past and wrongdoings, regardless of the crime. We believe that the punishment is having to serve time and losing your freedom, not in prisons actually serving punishment beyond taking away their freedom. Depending on what type of facility you're in (maximum security, lower grade security and such), you'll have it really good, actually. Most cells even have TV's and proper furniture. Our cells looks for the most part like institutions, not just pure cells. Usually the guards and the inmates gets close to each other, playing cards, board games, watch TV together and stuff like that. Kind of similar to drug rehabilitation facilities/other treatment facilities of high standards. The focus on actual rehabilitation is the main focus, and it works. We have among the best rates when it comes to rehabilitation, which truly is the most important. Most people here who serve one sentence only serves that one sentence. It's very rare to get the revolving door "syndrome". Some people, many people think our prisons are too "good". Many think most prisoners don't deserve all they get. Our prisoners not only gets good facilities with work and/or education oppurtunities along with psychological and medical help for free, they get income provided by the government. Their prison grocery stores doesn't have inflated prizes, they're just the same as regular grocery stores. All of our prisons are public, nothing about the criminal sector here is privatized at all. No one is making a profit, so it's good for everyone in the entire country to provide proper rehabilitation, to make it as little likely as possible for people to get reincarcerated. We also have several programs solely designed to help ex-prisoners to get on their feet again, with trying to ensure work, housing and all things necessary to prevent new ex-prisoners from reoffending out of desperation (like preventing them from having to rob someone for survival money etc.). Some people may think our prisoners gets too much, but considering our extremely high success rates it's very beneficial to literally everyone. The goal should be to prevent crime, right? That's what we're doing. I've personally had to send someone to prison. Well, I didn't personally actually technically send someone to prison, but I managed to win a case where the offender ended up in prison (thankfully - he was as vile as they can get). I struggled a lot with coping with the knowledge of how good I knew he'd be treated in prison, obiviously. After what he did to me, he deserves to get tortured and burned. Seriously. It was extremely hard for a long time, especially knowing that while the person that took so much from me and hurt me in so many ways, causing me severe trauma and disability had a nice room, good food and a proper bed to sleep on, I was homeless with nothing to my name. Nothing. There's no wonder why I, or anyone elde would find that to be appaling and extremely unfair. Although it was unfair that I got just about no help except a tiny amount of wellfare money to live off of while being sick on the street, that's another issue not really connected. I later on, after finally getting better aid and an apartment, found peace with what I at first found to be extremely unjust. Despite me wishing nothing but the worst on him, I'm still extremely appreciative of our prison system. Although it is extremely hard to swallow, I know it's in the best interest of everyone that our prisoners get treated with respect and decensy. I'm thankful that yes, even him, who in my eyes is the worst human on earth, gets proper rehabilitation. It's not about what he deserves, it's about what the rest of us deserve. That's the important thing to think about. We don't help and treat our prisoners as well as we do for them, we do it for us. We do it to make the lives of everyday people safer. We don't want innocent people getting hurt, and that's exactly why we think it's important to have the kind of prisons as we have. It's not to benefit the criminal. It's done like this for us, the entire nation. What we do works. Not saying it's perfect or that nobody ends up reoffending however many times it may be, but it actually works. Our success rate is so much higher than at least most of the rest of the world, possibly even the best in the world (I'm not sure how good ranking we have compared to all other nations, but I do know we're among the best, most likely if not on the very top, we're at least among the top five). America, you have too much to improve. You wanting to call yourself "the best nation on earth" is just silly, grandiose, narcissistic and ignorant. Seriously. Your fasade may be good, but it doesn't take long to notice the tons of injustuces and (to put it mildly), flaws. I hope that one day, you'll achieve the right to call yourself the best. The entire globe would benefit from that, considering your massive influence globally. Get yourself together. I know most of you americans wants to fight for the better and are working tirelessly towards that, don't get me wrong. Please, all of you good humans out there, continue the good fight for a thriving democracy and prosperity. Please. We all need you. We want and need you to succeed. Thank you for reading everything if you did. Stay happy and healthy, everyone! ðŸŒļðŸ–ĪðŸŒļ🍃
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  277. Vaccines can't ever protect you 100%. This is not the "new", "shocking" information you think it is, lol. Sure, there is a possibility that you'll get covid despite being vaccinated. Well, if it wasn't for you anti-life people, that wouldn't really happen, as there wouldn't be so much infection going around. When you do take the vaccine though, IF you happen to get a breakthrough case, you won't end up seriously ill, hospitalized or DEAD. Perhaps find some kind of "vaccines for dummies"-book, to learn the most basic 101 about how vaccines work. Or enter first grade and so forth again.
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  278.  @muninrob  You're so misguided it's scary. Since you're so angry by women speaking out against real issues, you most likely have harrassed someone yourself. Nobody's saying we can't tell people they look good or ask them out on a date. You're thinking too much black or white. There's so many nuances here, like power dynamics, how persistent someone is after rejection, wording, setting etc. Don't get mad for people not being cool with you being a creep. That's your problem. People like you who are more keen ti defend the accused rather than the accusers are despicable and a huge part of the problem. As soon as we complain about real issues, you get mad for not being allowed to act like a complete fool.
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  279.  @muninrob  Oh boohoo. I just said it wouldn't surprise me if you'd harrassed someone yourself by considering who you want to defend here. Also, false allegations are extremely rare and just about never happens. Sure, some people may throw around a comment here or there, but that's not an actual allegation. Going to the police with a claim is an allegation, and if that allegation is not true, then that's a false allegation. I myself hate false allegations, because they make it so much harder for people with real experiences to be believed. That's terrible. I'm just more concerned with someone actually experiencing something extremely harmful and traumatizing, such as rape, rather than some words, despite those words having the possibility of being hurtful. That's all. Instead of actually responding to the context of what I wrote, you decided to focus entire paragraphs on a single sentence. You have nothing valid to say about 99% of what I wrote. I'm not alleging you've actually done something, and a snarky little sentence of a comment on YouTube is not an allegation. I'm talking about real life, but you're too focused with pulling up strawman arguments instead.
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  280.  @ecm84ee  It was a metaphor, lol. Not an actual twin.
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  281. Just a stupid excuse.
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  282. Are you certain that's a causation, not just a correlation? I've been on benzo's for years and it's the only thing that have ever helped me with anxiety, ptsd, depression, paranoia and so much more. I know many others with the same experience, where benzo's are the only thing that helps them. Although just to mention it, experiences and outcomes from this varies greatly based on many factors, like what kind of benzo, dosages, if they're mixing with other benzo's, if they're mixing with other drugs like morphine, codeine etc., if they're mixing both class A (opiates/opiods) and class B (Benzo's; Xanax, Valium etc.), if they're on other drugs as well like antipsychotics or antidepressants, underlying mental/physical health issues, use of narcotics etc. Results vary a lot for different people.
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  283. Right wtf!? Barely any distance between them either.
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  284. Fr tho 💀
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  285.  @totovader  Huh? You think this narrator can't form a coherent sentence? ðŸĪ” I think he does it great! I've seen literally every video om his channel start to finish as well, so.. I don't get it. Also, who is this "Kizzume"?
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  286. There's reasons for it not being admissable as evidence in court.
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  287. Wtf, you know that's false and it's impossible to compare those two. They are not comparable AT ALL.
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  288. Wth? He's their father, he does owe them; he is responsible. The mother is as well, of course. That's obiviously not all they care about. They care about their family's relationship and all that affects their lives.
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  289. Thankfully we're not in those times anymore, for the most part. That only makes things worse. We have tons of supporting data.
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  290. Don't do fabolous Mr. Forrest Gump like that.:(( He's a good dude!
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  291. All of you TaterTots are gross. Imagine supporting a brain dead misogonystic bully and human trafficking, abusive rapist whoÂīs proud to call himself that, and having no shame about any of it. This is the person you want to look up to, as a role model, a father figure? Well damn. Men are broken.. or rather, boys are broken. No real grown man would behave like this. This is just a boy, but not like an innocent child-boy. This is a fool. A broken, inhumane fool. A bastard.
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  292.  @thapoppyman  Not all families are like your family. Duh.
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  293. I'm white af I guess and would NEVER call my parents by their first name. Nicknames? Sure. Their NAMES? nooooo.
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  294.  @janusgahrstre1998  Aight, so you're going philosophical because you have nothing better to say? Fine then, you do you. WW3 hasn't happened yet. Your argument is also so bad. Has the refugee crisis stopped all of a sudden? No. "WW3 for the past 8 years before these last 4" (paraphrazing you here, but that's bscly what you said), so you're saying that the 8 years Obama was president we were at a full fledged world war, but as soon as that orange clown came in to the picture it magically stopped? Pleeeeeeease, spare me.
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  295. Always progressives instead of these usual corporate/conservative/"moderate"/"centrist" democrats as well. But surely, if the option is between a repukelikkkunt anda non-progressive democrat, pick the democrat. But again - ALWAYS go for those who vow to never accept ANY corporate pack donations! Which are always, and ONLY progressives. Progressives are the ones who ACTUALLY fight for what they campaign on anyway, the others just lies. They know very well that most of the country support progressive policies, which is why they run on said progressive policies - only to turn around when elected, and do NOTHING to inact those extremely popular policies. You just can't trust those people. You can only trust those who vow to never ever accept any corporate pack donations/LEGAL BRIBES.
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  296. Fr. Only to then blame everything on democrats.. (who apparantly also are socialists.. and communists.. and fascists.. and pedophiles.. and all antifa ðŸĪ”)
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  297. FRI PALESTINA!
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  298. That dog deserves a much better home, OMG 😭😭😭
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  299.  @Fly2kill1  Uhm, no. People who blindly follow anyone regardless of their standing or title is moronic. The thing is, NOBODY has said the entire democratic party is good. But just because we don't like EVERYTHING the democrats do, does that mean we should then instead turn around, then do the EXACT same thing you're accusing democratic voters of doing, but just for repukeliKKKans instead? There's literally SO MANY repukeliKKKans who says point blanc that they vote for whoever it might be, as long as it's not a democrat. Most repukeliKKKans think that as long as their name is associated with an R, they're deserving of a vote. Talk about throwing rocks in a glass house. I'm liberal and EXTREMELY disappointed about 15 dollar minimum wage not being included in the package. I sure do hope they'll get back to that ASAP. Still, unlike the repukeliKKKans actually found a way to deliver a new stimulus package to the public which is DESPERATLY needed. All repukeliKKKans have tried to do is to BLOCK IT. That's all repukeliKKKans are doing. WHENEVER the bill is democratic, they block it. Remember that McConnell HIMSELF called himself the grim reaper (as in he'll kill every bill the democrats come up with). That's what happens all the time. Democrats try to pass something FOR THE PEOPLE, while repukeliKKKans try to either completely block it or slim it down severly, only to then complain that "the democrats failed the people". All you do is argue, you have no valid points. Just like the repukeliKKKan party is all talk, no actual helpful actions (unless you're ultra rich). They don't stand for anything other than being on the opposite side og the democratic party. That's all they do. Why would we want such people to have control? People who only deflect and blame everyone else for their own wrong doings, while taking credit for other people's work? Ask yourself why T and his cult members didn't get anything done with regards to covid for over a year (except make things worse by spreading misinformation, blocking stimulus checks, politisizing masks etc.), while democrats have managed after not even two months to prop up vaccine distribution to make it so that each american adult not only gets the vaccine, but have sped it up to a point where the pandemic can get resolved WAY EARLIER than expected and managed to get to rival companies to work together so that the J&J vaccine could come faster. All that came out from the former administration was lies, deceit and propaganda. Now, after just a few weeks, the new administration has managed a lot more already than what the former administration managed over a whole year. Remember that it was the T administration that did NOTHING but make things worse as countless numbers of people died and that it is the democratic, Biden administration that made sure to hault this pandemic as soon as physically possible. Look at every other country on earth and their numbers. Everyone has managed this better than the States. Compotent government saves lives. Incompotent governments stands back and watch people die. Remember that it's been the repukeliKKKans who's called this virus a "hoax" and did NOTHING to help, not the other side.
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  300. Yup. He used to be so nice! Now he just keeps roasting people, putting them down, yelling at them for even just the smallest stuff.
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  301. THIS is what a REAL patriot looks like, and in general just a good, down to earth-kind of guy. Love his hard and tough, yet empathetic and incredibly humane nature. Such a good role model.
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  302. Saying colon instead of ass for some reason became a bigger insult than saying "ass" like the phrase usually goes. Hahh, liked that one. Gonna start using it.
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  303. You can do this!! I'm an addict as well. Not an alcoholic, but whatever. It's all drugs. The road surely is a bumpy one, but where there's breath, there's hope! Stay strong 🧚‍♀ïļðŸ’›ðŸ’š
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  304. It's not like that was forseeable to her. Although I absolutely understand why she would feel guilt, she has absolutely nothing to feel guilty about at all. She's not the one deserving of bearing that burden. Those who killed him should. NOT her in ANY way.
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  305.  @warmateo6261  Doesn't matter that democrats supported slavery ÃĨ LONG TIME AGO. Things change, you know? The party has changed from then, obiviously. Are they perfect? Hell no. No one is. I just see so many people using that as an argument when it really isn't. Look at people's attitudes TODAY. Look at the people that are present today, not hundreds of years ago.
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  306. Was there a pun intended with cheeky?:P
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  307. Wtf, you got it wrong, and obiviously haven't faced too much hardship in your life. This is not "indefinetely", it's temporary during a crisis. It's far from theft. Thinking that people on the brink of eviction are just "lazy" is so simple minded, it's unbelievable. Check your privilege, dude.
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  308. .. and where tf did you get those numbers from? "9 million jobs" and "875$ a week for unemplyment these days just sounds ridicoilous and false af.
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  309.  @watchesnews9187  He's not even that lol, no license.
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  310. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  311.  @Green_Tea93  Don't you mean that "they" (as you people always say) have been blaming Biden for everything since before he took office? When democrats in 2016 knew that he'd become president, they at least tried to give him a chance to unite and work together. They wanted him to succeed. Ya'll people just WANT Biden to fail, because pointing out flaws is all you're able to do. You have nothing to bring to the table, so just like bullies, you have to insult and berate others in order to feel better about yourself.
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  312.  @boredom2go  Ffs, your name says it all, you bored troll. I think it's time for "boredom2go"-the hell away
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  313.  @yandex3565  👁👄👁
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  314.  @Jane-yg3vz  ok boomer
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  315. Uhm, what!? Adderal etc. is for ADHD/ADD, NOT only to focus better in school/work. Wth? Please don't tell me you think Adderal is for you to be able to concentrate better in school/at work. It's for people suffering from ADHD, which can be extremely debilitating for some people in their everyday life, regardless if they work/go to school or not. It's taken to control your brain chemistry, not to make reading and such easier. It's only for those who can't focus without it because of their AD(H)D. Not even everyone with AD(H)D should take Adderal etc. Adderal especially is extremely overprescribed. Too many people ask for it and even get it JUST to focus a little better on maybe an exam or whatever. It's a dangerous and addictive drug, and it seems like it has become the states next drug pandemic, in addition to the already too long ongoing opiod epidemic/crisis.
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  316. Oh hell yeah! nother episode! Hi early gang! Posted 37 sec ago weee, yay
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  317. Gosh, that's so nit picky. She's very intoxicated and can't possibly think straight. I'm sure she DESPERATELY wants her life with her kids and grandkids back as well, but loving your dog so much doesn't equal not loving your family, jeez. The bond you create with your pets can be absolutely monumental. Same goes for your children of course, but it can still apply to your pets/dogs as well.
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  318. Huh?
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  319. Yesss 👏👏
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  320. She said he changed after they had a baby. Also, she's young. You can't expect young people especially, or anyone else for that matter to get everything right. Sometimes you get caught up in your feelings. Way to blame her for his mistakes, jeez. You must be absolutely lovely...ðŸĪĻ She doesn't have a chemical inbalance. That's just something he claims. She just gave CHILDBIRTH some few months ago. OF COURSE that affects you, it takes time for your body's hormones to 'fall back in place'. You sound (almost) as bad as that sorry excuse for a man. He's trying to dictate her. She isn't his "queen", he's trying to make her his slave. None of this is okay, and your comment isn't either.
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  321. "Well, I never heard that one"... EXACTLY. It's because you don't hear any facts from your preferred sources, jfc! Hard to get actual facts when all you consume is right wing fascist propaganda. What a idiocracy.
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  322.  @Freya1412  I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm not a mother/parent (unless I count my pets whom I love with my entire heart. I view them as my children, they always come first and they've changed my life so much. The thought of not having my furry babies would absolutely crush me more than anything. I know it's not quite the same, but our bond is so deep, I can't help but view them as my adooted kids), so I can't say I understand how you feel. All I can say is that I at least understand how gut wrenching it must be to lose your babies, and my empathy really goes out to you. Wishing you healing, love, peace and happiness. I understand it will never be the same, and that it's gotta be just about impossible to completely "get over".. I just hope that you'll find more peace as time goes and for you to be surrounded by as much love as possible. I'm truly sorry. Losing any loved one is heart breaking, so one can only imagine the despair of losing your child. It's just not right. Parents shouldn't have to burry their kids, it should be the other way around. So many small, yet growing lives are taken away from us way too soon. It's so horrible to think about, and I truly send love and all the best thoughts to you and everyone else out there who's lost their child. May you all find some peace wherever you can âĪ🌷âĪ
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  323. Well, OF COURSE he'll continue suing. His one remaining brain cell is utterly incapable of learning.
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  324. At least now we get full episodes that has the parts on them so you can watch the videos in correct order, for A LOOOOONG TIME they only released a fiew clips from the show, not stating which part they were making it impossible to watch them correctly, missing whole bits and just getting confused. They even just extremely recently started allowing the comments to stay on. I'm talking like just a fiew weeks ago. So.. now it's SO MUCH BETTER. Compared to how they used to be, this is heaven in comparison.
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  325.  @songsayswhat  Totally - they're already massively reducing voting rights all over the country, and they'll only make it worse. Not that it'll stop with abortion and voting either, they'll absolutely continue with ANYTHING they don't like. There's no end to their madness.
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  326.  @Ms.Byrd68  It doesn't matter if it's just one certain religions belief or several religious beliefs, that's still infringing on people's right to freedom of religion. What many people seem to forget, is thst freedom of religion does not ONLY mesn the freedom to practise whatever religion you want, it ALSO means literal freedom FROM religion. That means that religion should never have any say in any laws, and that non-believers won't have to adhere to laws with a basis in religious beliefs. The abortion ban clearly infringes on non-religious people's/atheists'/agnostics' religious freedom-rights. Not that that's the only issue with the Texas abortion ban, that's in no way the main issue, but it's a factor.
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  327. She's just lovely!
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  328.  @isabellind1292  Please, nothing is on her. She showed her true colors when testifying. She was probably both in shock and denial. She testified against him, no matter how hard it was. No reason to blame her for anything. Regardless, her calling the police wouldn't really change the outcome.
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  329. Wth? He acted within the law and constitution, didn't antagonize anybody, all he was doing was exercising his protected rights, something these hig on power, arrogant bullies didn't at all handle. Cops like these loves to excert their power over regular people/citizens, and abuse their power far too often. They're not used to people knowing their rights, and they seemed hella annoyed due to not being able to abuse their power. Why defend these arrogant, power-tripping bullies over a law-abiding citizen?
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  330.  @justinwilliams7324  Well, he's practically admitted to several of the allegations by him issuing his "apology" where he addresses the allegations and him talking about how "sensitivities has changed". Ugh. I'm so done with you people defending those accused without fail rather than the several accusers who have nothing to gain from speaking up.
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  331. He wasn't forced into it, wtf?
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  332. It's almost too effective of a technique.
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  333.  @Sunaki1000  There's obiviously a clear difference between talking about food and sex smh. Of course, some people are more open than others and that's okay. The thing is tho, sex is private and intimate for most people. The thing here tho, this goes beyond "just sex". This is about abuse. Sex is extremely intimate, so if you throw in abuse in there as well, good grief that's too much. That's not for a boss to ask about, it doesn't relate to anything job-wise and is clearly breaching privacy. Sex surely is a normal part of life and should be more normalized. The thing is tho, rape is not sex. While rape is a sexual act, it's so much more about abuse of power. Sex is consensual, rape is not. That's kinda the definition. Just imagine your boss asking you if you enjoy oral sex or something. Wouldn't that be weird and inappropriate as heck? It surely would. There's just certain things we don't bring up in everyday conversations. When you know someone has been sexually abused, it should be common knowledge that certain questions can be extremely uncomfortable. To then go and ask about not only sex, but the ramifications of serious sexual abuse in such a manner is clear cut inappropriate. End of story. Shouldn't happen. I'm sorry, but you linking a conversation about food to sex is ridicoulous. That's no comparison. Food is food, sexual abuse is a serious crime. But, since we're on that topic let's make a little analogy. Let's say someone has an eating disorder, let's say anorexia. To then have your boss know about this, only to then ask you if food have been a struggle for you since developing anorexia, is just a stupid and insensitive question. That's obivious. Just as obivious as it should be that you do not ask a sexual trauma survivor if that has made sex more difficult for them. Although it's not the same, it's fairly similar. If anyone asked an anorexic person if food has become more difficult, that would just be extremely rude, crude and obiviously insensitive towards that person. Same goes for asking such intimate and personal questions to sexual abuse survivors. Like I said earlier, rape is about power and dominance. It's belittling, to say the very least. When we then think about the clear power dynamics in a boss/employee-relationship, the power issue comes into play once again. You're then again, just like when the abuse happened, put in a position where you're made smaller by someone else's power and dominance. It's insulting and belittling. That's going way beyond boundaries, and that's what it's all about. Boundaries. Boundaries ought to be respected, and having someone with clear power over you stepping way over your clear and obivious boundaries is never okay. Personal space is something to be respected. Especially people in positions of power should be extra careful, as the playing field is not equal. This is a non-brainer.. well, it should be.
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  334.  @xgaming125g  Funny how you're so certain of your "innocense"-claims when literally over half of America + the rest of the world have seen from the very beginning (which many of us did), and if not from the beginning, people started seeing what was really happening gradually as time went on, tho still early on in his "presidency'' (more like wannabe-authoritarianism) and what Dump/Little Hitler was all about. You people are the new "Hitler-followers", blinded by fear mongering disguised as patriotism. For us here in Europe, WW2 is still not long ago, and unlike the USA, we actually see the extreme importance of teaching history with dignitynand respect, as well as with the gravitas and weight it deserves, unlike you who work as hard as you possibly can by whitewashing your own terrible parts of the past. This is one part of the many reasons we're much more able to reckognize authoritarianism and the rise of similar patterns that was seen leading up to Hitler's nazi-Germany. Although it's not the entirely same thing, it's certainly been going in a similar direction and we've seen things through a much more objective lens than many of you americans have. There are just far too many similarities. We have no reason to bash or bring America down in any way, as America is and have been a massively important part in NATO and the WHO for instance, and we don't want to weaken our relationship. So, we'd be stupid if we were to spread false information that would weaken our relationship. We WANT and NEED America to succeeed, and we've seen a clear, extremely negative and dangerous change with the Dump/"Little Hitler"-administration and it's supporters. We want you as an ally, but the last admin really destabilized that relationship. You've been absolutely fooled. The rest of the free world at least have been closely watching and objectively reporting the direction America have been going, and it's not been good at all. We, as in (most of) the rest of the globe, at the very least the entire democratic globe have seen clearly how dangerous this all have gotten. We've seen how the last admin with Dump have cuddled up with other strongmen/authoritarians like with Putin, Kim Jong-Un and Saudi-Arabia, while weakening the relations the US and the rest of the Democratic and free world. You've been absolutely decieved, and you're simply supporting a strongman, wannabe-dictator. Thinking that your little minority of Dump-supporters are on the right side of history is both deluded and ignorant. None of us have benefitted from any of this, except Dump and his ultra-rich goons, and dictatirships like North Korea and Russia, as Dump have validated and given confidence to dictators. We don't want that at all. Dump and his allies have been and are still being heavily lied to. It's time to face reality before it's far too late. It's not about democrat/republican anymore.. it hasn't been about that for far too long. This is about democracy. It's extremely high stakes. Please start to face the truth. Democracy is at stake.. for everyone.
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  335.  @twistoffate4791  "Wolf in sheep's clothing" is exactly right. Don't firget about Sinema either.. AND others, these two have just been the most covered, outspoken and prominant.
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  336. I love the irony in that you actually were the first commenter who said first, while at the same time claiming you're the "first" to ask who cares. Now that's just funny.
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  337. Ughh, religion makes so many people just absolute nutjobs.
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  338.  @c2e.7877  Don't judge others just because you don't agree with their actions. You're not better than anyone going around like this, putting yourself on a pedestal while pushing others down for not being like you. That is not okay.
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  339.  terry harker  You're the only bitter crybaby here.. gfto.
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  340. I've just about never felt as bad about EVERYTHING when it came to both my body and everything else about my life as well when I was extremely skinny at one too long point in my life. Nobody wants that. You may think you want it, but you truly don't. Not judging at all by the way, I've felt that way before myself. With me not struggling so much with my weight anymore (thankfully!!), I finally feel good about myself, flaws and all. That's the best feeling you can get, you all deserve more than to deprive yourself from that feeling of happiness and acceptance, truly ♡♡♡
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  341. I'm dead 😂😂💀
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  342. For real. Really. Prohibition only kills and causes problems for everyone. The entire society, not only the actual users. I personally believe marihuana should be legalized (and regulated like alcohol is), while other illegal drugs should be decriminalized and regulated. This was never about a war on drugs. It started as a war on black people, and has spiraled to become a war on ALL people. It wasn't okay then, and it isn't okay now. Damn Reagan. This isn't only going on in the states, it quickly became the same "war" in the entire globe. Portugal has gotten the absolute BEST drug laws, only just a few years ago (prob less than 3 y, can't remember exactly when they had their massive drug reform). Look at their statistics, compare before and after. The amount of drug victims (people dying from OD's, drug related crime etc.) and users went down severly. It's way past time for this to stop, all it does is hurt people and strain society at large.
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  343. They all are just about equally as bad as each other. I don't think the mother is "the worst" of the bunch, but nobody is exactly "the best" either. Not at all. They're all horribly bad in each their own way. They care more about "looking good" and "being right", but all that does is backfire heavily., making them all look like completely irrational, incompotent assholes. SHAME ON ALL OF THEM. SHAME.
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  344.  @emilyoliver1694  There's a difference between correlation and causation. It's easy here to assume that his anger is due to weed because they seem to correlate, but that just doesn't in any way mean that it's the actual causation. This difference is so important.
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  345.  @Verdeniza  Uhmm. Okay. That doesn't mean it's okay to do this to all these poor pets. They've done nothing wrong.
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  346. I think it's good that he's there. He is conservative after all. He's at least honest, unbiased and daring to ask the right questions with the ability to stay objective. Considering all the other hosts repukeliKKKans watch, it's a good thing that Wallace is there to balance the scale, even just a little bit. That's a good thing. Although I may not agree with his conservative views, I respect him a lot as a journalist. He's doing really good. He critiques both repukeliKKKans and democrats. He fact checks. He's a proper journalist, not a fear mongering a-hole like the rest of them are.
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  347.  @roywarriner8441  Oh trust me, I know. Lol, no hope there. Still, although he does not balance the scale, without him, there would only be extremists there. At least FOX viewers have the oppurtunity to get a slightly different perspective from a more proper journalist who's actually able to be more objective and critical to the repukeliKKKans. I'm just saying it helps. If he was on CNN or MSNBC instead, the would be no one on FOX "news" to bring a more objective perspective. That's all.
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  348. Totally.. there are other solutions. They CAN afford the lizard, they're priorities are just severly off. They don't need to feed it as much as they do. They also spend A LOT of unnesecary money elsewhere, like on the two cars and DAMN BRAND NAME CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Even if they were to JUST cut down on clothing (stop buying brand clothes they'll grow out off instantly and make the kids share more; passing down clothes etc.), they'd save A LOT. They got the lizard, time to prioritize. I totally agree with letting it go to someone else with the funds to properly take care of it if they had already tried to prioritize, but couldn't make it work. If you actually can't afford your pet, the best thing to do 100% is to give it away to someone who'll care for it like it deserves. Them giving away the lizard because they fail to prioritize properly, like buying Tommy Hilfiger etc. is just extremely selfish. This is my issue here. I personally LOVE pets (I have both a dog and a cat and I want more), and there came a time where my economic situation got so tight that I had to pack up and leave my already cheap apartment to find somewhere cheaper to live (I'd already tried to cut back on EVERYTHING else, I at times had to go without food just to afford pet food), and had no choice but to rehome both my pets for well over a year. It broke my heart and I just couldn't stop crying, I'd cry myself to sleep thinking about them almost every night until I got them back. I still knew I had to do it for their sake, they deserve a properly caring home, which despite my extremely cheap living, I just couldn't afford it. I have them back now, thankfully. I made sure despite huge difficulties that I could get them back when I could. Point is, when you get pets, you have a duty of care. They're living creatures. If you're not prepared for the costs and constant responsibility, just don't get any pets at all. If you get pets and difficulties later occur, you do everything possible to make sure to prioritize properly. These people seem to care more about having a nice fasade than their pets. People like that should NOT have pets. They still do, and I hope they managed to prioritize life over damn stupid clothing etc. So, both points here are technically right and I don't get why y'all argue so much. It all depends on the situation. These people could obiviously afford the lizard, they just seem too vain to put the lizard before their appearance. Totally deplorable.
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  349.  @stevechristie2569  Wtf is your problem asking everyones age?? Jeeeez
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  350.  Howard Bueker  No one asked you to copy FOX's origin story and amount of viewers. Irrelevant "answer".
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  351. She's most likely not paranoid or cheating. Smh. After experiencing what she did, it's common to dissociate completely. You can get "flashbacks 2.0", kinda. Ya know, "regular" flashbacks and reoccuring nightmares are typical traits of PTSD. Some people tho can get those symptoms in more extreme ways. People experience PTSD differently, nobody have the same experience. It's very likely that she completely dissociates, "leaves" her body, and enters into altered realities where she experience her trauma over again, with no control over it. Just because you don't get it, doesn't mean it's not real. I doubt she's actually still getting abused, but I don't either think she makes it up at all. Perception is reality, and her trauma has become her reality. Surviving sexual abuse is terrible and traumatizing regardless, but when it happens while you're a child, especially when you're a young child, it can become so much harder to cope. Children don't have the mental capacity to actually cope. Sexual abuse can really damage you for years or decades, sometimes even throughout your whole life (often dependant on the severity, age when it happened, frequency etc.). It's absolutely terrible. Y'all are jumping to too many conclusions too fast. I'm assuming none of you who thinks she's made up this elaborate story so that she can cheat, have never ever come close to experiencing sexual abuse.
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  352. Nah, seems to be the religious standard.
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  353.  @AllisonMarieArmstrong  👏👏👏
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  354. This is exactly what I'm trying to tell people who claim shrooms are just "soooo terrible" all the time. MORE research surely needs to be done and it's not for everyone, that's very clear. I personally have benefitted a great deal from psychedelics. Not just shrooms, but LSD and MDMA (and more) as well. I've been through a ton in my life, including one r*pe at 14, and another one at 18 where I nearly died. Lots of childhood trauma as well (unrelated to the 1st r*pe). I strongly doubt I would manage as well as I'm doing now, if it wasn't for psychedelics (mostly shrooms and LSD) and weed. It gave me different perspectives, a greater love for myself, my body, my freedom, nature, and life in general. For me it's surely been great. It even helped me with my addiction to hard drugs (including heroin, amphetamine, benzo's +++). I wish people would actually research instead of assuming that everything that we consider to be drugs are just all bad.
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  355. What an attitude, damn. Prob jealous of the girl with the WONDERFUL short hair (sry can't remember her name but DAMN beautiful)
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  356.  @RampageRalph  .. You really think he himself controls their social media? Uploads videos and everything? They obiviously have a social media team. He might pop in sometimes, but he's not the one running it. Duh.
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  357. ..trauma?
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  358. I mean guys SERIOUSLY, just think of how much better represention the people of WV would have, or I guess.. ANY ACTUAL REPRESENTATION AT ALL if Sir R. Ojeda was their senator instead of the disgraced "representative" Corporate Joe Schmoe Manchin aka The Greedy Corporate Mansion-abhorrently foul, disgustingly selfish greed machine who's willing to put his and his equally greedy family, laying in bed with big oil and big pharma, resulting in a blended family consisting of his own endlessly greedy family along with local, national and international multi-billion dollar anti-worker, anti-climate health-, and sustainability-corporations robbing his own constituents, the nation at large AND the world all together due to the inevitable and extremely destructive domino effect these oil corp's have on the globe/international community all together.. Just knowing that this ONE inhumane person/senator have this ungodly amount of corrupted power is sickening to the core; which is something WE ALL should be aware of, however with the corporate "news" media and such essentially being these corrupted, pure EVIL AND SADISTIC fools' PR-firms, these endlessly greedy and outright DANGEROUS "representatives" make it close to impossible to get the truth out to people. It's just straight up evil and sadistic as hell. Pure propaganda GARBAGE being shot directly into people's veins unknowingly to far too many people we simplu can't blame for not knowing any better, as we're supposed to be able to trust these "credible" news sources, and politicians for that matter; but we just can't. Just IMAGINE how truly AMAZING it would be, not just for the optics, but for the incredibly benefitial to not just West Virginians, but for the nation at large to see the ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT Richard Ojeda just absolutely CRUSH Joe Schmoe House"boat"-Mansion in a primary, taking over this abhorrently corrupted power away from this fool, and having the truly great man of integrity and strength, Mr./Sir/the truly honorable Richard Ojeda take his seat, and actually flex those muscles to benefit those who's actually supposed to benefit.. the people og WV, and by extention, the rest of the nation and the world, both Mother Earth herself, and of course the international community. Whoof, what a dream that would be. I truly wish Ojeda one day could replace him.. both he himself deserves that, but most importantly, THE PEOPLE deserve it. Now THAT would je truly amazing. It's people like him we need to represent us, not all these other greedy, corrupted clowns who only csre about endless wealth and power, with literally no cost being too high. IT'S TIME FOR TRUE INTEGRITY TO TAKE OVER. WE THE PEOPLE AND MOTHER EARTH HAVE HAD ENOUGH FOF THE LONGEST OF TIMES. BE A PSRT OF THE CHANGE MACHINE, EVERYONE! STAY ACTIVE, AND DO YOUR PART. WE ALL HAVE A FOLE IN THIS EXISTENTIAL FIGHT FOR EQUALITY, JUSTICE AND FREEDOM.
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  359.  @janusgahrstre1998  I swear, I hope you're not actually Norwegian. That would disappoint the hell outta me, and the rest of us here. You're not welcome here at all, then. If this is how you really feel about t*, you've lost complete sense of Norwegian values by all means. Here in Norway, we actually read and fact check. I swear I desperatly hope you're not Norwegian.
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  360.  @muahily8533  Kids, especially "old" teenagers deserve privacy. There's a difference between keeping tabs on your child and completely invading their privacy. That is not okay. This young woman is almost an adult, and she needs the trust and a chance to grow into adulthood. You don't allow them to grow if you alienate and disrespect your child's right to privacy. The mother should have done a better job at creating trust between them, because invading her daughter's privacy like she does while putting her down only creates resentment. If you build trust, you're way more likely to be told the truth. If you make your child scared of telling the truth, they'll never tell you anything at all. Trust is so important. And remember, teens screw up all the time. That is their time to screw up, so they don't have to go through all of that as an adult without help or guidance. That never turns out good.
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  361. Because the mother is responsible for the well being of her child first and foremost. No excuse. Prioritizing your phone, boyfriends and bars over your own KID??? No. Inexcusable.
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  362. This!!! We should obiviously teach the same morals and values etc, but accordingly to the individual. Think of it sort of like how you would treat a child from an adult. Although you should treat them with the same level of respect, you can't treat them 100% equally. Sometimes we need to ajust how we treat people based on their differences in order for them to have equal oppurtunities etc.
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  363. Fr 💀😭😂😂
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  364. ..he talks like he's extremely obsessed. Him working so hard to explain how he's "not obsessed" only makes him seem more obsessed. You know, kinda like when drug addicts and/or alcoholics who are in denial about their issues and work so hard to explain other why they're supposedly not addicted or have a problem. What worries me the most is that he talks about her like he owns her and that she owes him, in some way. Like she owes him her love and affection. This is extremely creepy. He's the textbook "creepy, obsessed dude". He seems just like those people who become obsessed with certain women, who ends up losing it when he becomes too jealous, suspicious or if/when she meets another man. Like the kind of dude with the mindset that "if I can't be with her, no one else can" and ends up killing her in a bloody rage. This seems extremely dangerous. I don't know when this was filmed, but I hope she and her kids are safe and far away from him. What's going on here is just a recipe for disaster.
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  365. Logic not required here, apparantly.. tryna sound clever with your word play lol. Go back to school or back to living under your rock, so you won't be going around, exposing everyone around you to your propaganda and viral load. Please, stay in your literal death cult as much as you please, you've made it apparant that no amount of evidence, data and proof will convince you to protect yourself, your family and everyone who happen to come in close contact with you. You're absolutely entitled to do that. What you're not entitled to however, is putting other people's lives and freedom to live at risk. Your freedom stops the moment it impeeds on others rights to safety and freedom. Stop being selfish and only care about your "rights" and "freedom" (aka freedumb).
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  366.  @Emi-mz1kc  That doesn't work. Unless they want to stop themselves, like GENUINELY, they won't. Even then, it's hard af. It's a disease, an actual illness reckognized medically. If there was a quick fix, there wouldn't be such a globally widespread and serious issue with addiction. NOBODY wants to be an addict. Nobody wants that life. Nobody ever chooses to become addicted. Who would and why would anyone aspire to that? Think to themselves that, "hey, being a heroin/meth/coke/whatever-addict sounds fun! Imma head out and try to become addicted". Just no. NOBODY EVER DOES THAT. Nobody wants to live life as an addict. Not only do we face the obivious daily struggles of having to aquire our drug(s) of preferance, dealing with shady people, violence, crime, gangs. Homelessness in many cases, struggling to even just survive (depending on the drug - some drugs kills you easier and faster than others, heroin/fentanyl/opiates in general and alcohol are the most dangerous and lethal when it comes to being an addict), getting food, water and shelter. Isolation. Sickness and withdrawal (which can be lethal). All of the obivious stuff. Not "just" that (which is far more than enough struggle by itself), but also having to face a world were we're viewed as bad people. Constant stigma and harrassment from both family and friends, the general world around us otherwise, as well as the medical community. We're not viewed as equal, nor equally deserving of fair treatment. We don't get the same amount of respect/even just basic human decensy as people struggling with an illness/being patients. Our mental health gets overlooked. We're often mistreated by doctors and such, not giving us proper help, like any other "kind" of patient would. We're not believed. Other medical issues are completely ignored/disregarded, often leaving us untreated for any other (potentially serious/even dangerous/lethal) health issues, which may have been the reason we became addicted in the first place (self medicating). The list goes on and on and on and on for far too long. We face all these potentially life threathening situations all the time, while society at large does nothing but view us as bad people or "less than". It's EXTREMELY hard. Then on top of that, everybody wanna act like they're addiction specialists around us, despite having absolutely zero knowledge or experience with addiction. Treating us like we're not worthy of life and like we're less than human is just disgusting all around, and it's a lose-lose situation. Shame won't make us better or healthier, and society won't get less addicts that way. Not saying we should be void of consequences or anything like that - just treat us EQUALLY, as we are equal. Yet for some reason, far too many people, disgustingly enough very much including medical personell and professionals, insist on keeping us down and low. Leading us to the grave, and loved ones to mourn. That's not okay. The very least we deserve is equal and fair treatment. Basic human rights and decency. Like everybody else. That shouldn't be too much to ask for. People are so cruel.
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  367. I'd say McConnel, due to his much greater power he has. Peesonality/identity wise, they're the same mofo's. But in terms of damage they're able to cause and have caused.. McConnel takes the cake there, I gotta say.
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  368. The amount of pure and obivious projection he does is actually impressive lol. Wow. What a load of horse-Moby Huge lol. This little boy surely is Moby Small.
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  369.  @BB-sq3jr  You wanna commend those who lock and abuse living beings in cages for "being kind" by "ending the suffering" they themselves created? What the actual fU- What kind of backwards logic is that, smh. Not even vegan or vegeterian btw, but that doesn't matter. Your commemt was just soooo baffling and tragically ignorant.
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  370. Nothing to worry about here, I'm just eating my chocolate, caramel and vanilla ice cream along with my sugary coca cola:)))
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  371. You would. You wouldn't be able to think or even feel anymore. You just act. Just like with the phenomenom where mothers suddenly get enough strength to lift a car up to save their baby. It's unimaginable to think about, but in those situations, your entire mind and body works completely differently.
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  372. Cenk was so on point here. Ana was suuuuch a Karen.. so easily offended, jfc. As if she, and the states give any f's about Poland or any other country, that is unless they can rob, terrorize and imperialize them. Ana, chillax. It's okay to laugh at yourself.
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  373.  @dingo1666  Had to check this thread to see if anyone else but me actually understood that. No one but you did. Thank you.
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  374. Also, in another clip, he quite literally pushed the kid back upside down. Hard. He fell right on the ground.
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  375. That's quite sick, tho. Imagine treating SICK PEOPLE like that, expecting them to become better from that "treatment". Sure, we have these rare cases like with this dude that was deemed legally criminally insane, and people like him won't really "notice" that it is as bad as it is. Most people with mental illnesses tho, even really serious ones, are good people who have done nothing wrong, and their illness is already enough of a prison already. Then just imagine being admitted into a psych ward like that.. that is WORSE than prison. That must be PURE HELL for these people. It says a whole lot about how little America cares about people struggling with mental illnesses. They deserve so much more than being treated WORSE than murderers, r*pists, p*dos, terrorists etc. That should be common sense. Most mentally ill people GET hurt, they're not the ones hurting others (for the very very most part). It's so sad and horrific. Just inhumane. Psych ward should offer actual treatment and hope, not be a place more similar to how "insane asylums" were back when people with mental illnesses were deemed "crazy", "insane", "demonic", "non-human" etc.
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  376.  @lindamaemullins5151  It will at least frickin help way more than doing absolutely nothing to prevent it you dipwit
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  377. It's about time Stacey Abrahms just gets appointed Queen of Georgia or whatever (I know that's not very democratic, buuuuut..), at least for a while, just so that she can make sure that these bad faith repukeliKKKans can't rig the election and suppress democratic voters. NB!!: I'm not American so don't come after me if I'm mistaken about anything I'm about to say. Isn't most residents of Georgia black people and/or people of color (I'm not too fond of that term as it divides literally one group of people (white ppl) from everybody else with more (or a lot more) melanin in their skin. That just feels.. segregating. I just don't know of any better way to put it:/ I know POC is a widely used term and I hope it's not offensive, despite it actually being (at least a bit..) offensive. Or am I just being too PC and overreacting? ðŸĪ” Irdk. Just food for thought. I'm white myself (as you can clearly see in my pic where I'm ghostly white lol, can't help it 😅😅), so I'm not one to determine what's offensive or not. BUT ANYWAY, rambling over. Isn't the vast majority of Georgia's population POC, yet most political representatives white? Also, isn't the vast majority of Gerogia's population democrats/liberals/progressives/all in all left-leaning, yet again, their political representatives repukeliKKKans/conservatives/all in all right-leaning? Just asking. That's the impression that I've somehow gotten, and I don't know if it's right or wrong, or to what degree it's right or wrong. I literally just want to learn here, so there's no need to come at me. If ANYTHING that I said is offensive to someone, please tell me. I can't see how a single word, sentence or parapragh would be offensive as this is all rethorical, questions and objective. Still, please tell me if anything, literally anything made your nose wrinkle, and why. I'm curious and want to know. My thing is, if my first analysis is right, that seems to me to be a definite clear indicator on how undemocratic it is, and have been for far too long. I understand that there's nuances ti everything, and that just because you're black, doesn't mean that you vote democrat etc. I get that. I'm just speaking in more general terms. If my analysis or whatever is right, that'd mean there's an even bigger reason to label repukeliKKKans corrupt (I know most of them are, and I know many democrats are as well - most democrats just don't seem AS corrupt), and an even bigger reason to fight hard against these repukeliKKKans bad faith rethoric and clear voter suppression. I don't even understand how that's legal. In my country (Norway), if anything even remotely similar happened, there'd be a massive uproar. Not that anything like this would happen, because our elected officials literally can't try to rig elections. You get the most votes? You win. Our parliament is shared by MANY parties, not just two. We the people can vote for ANY existing party, and they get seats depending on the percentage of the votes. Unless you're on of the absolute biggest, most popular party, there's not even a guarantee you'll get a seat. We neither have presidents, we're more similar to the UK. We have a royal family, but they're fairly insignificant, unlike in the UK. For the most part, our royal family just represents our history, and represent us to the world. They really don't have any political influence at all. People barely pay any attention to them, lol. They're kinda just there. Our actual leader is a prime minister (who is a woman! I don't like her all too much because she's part of one of the most conservative parties we have. She's/her party is not too bad tho, they're not the absolute most conservative. Also, even our most conservative politicians/parties believe in free healthcare, abortion rights, social wellfare programs etc. All of that is standard here, not to be messed with). One party "rules all", or I guess it's more fitting to say they have the final say in all matters, but they HAVE TO work with two other parties as a joint leadership. The rest of the parties/politicians that gets certain amounts of seats leads as well, but they're mostly there to vote for those they represent, which they actually do. They all know they have to do what they promise before elections, because there's no way they can rig their way into parliament. It's not a perfect system, no system is. It's still WAAAAAAAY MORE democratic than America, and we're way more free. I don't understand how you feel you in America even come close to a democracy. America seems to hide beneath a democratic fasade, but that's it. The rest is corrupt. I'm privileged to not be an American, I must say...
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  378. I may be a staunch atheist myself - I always have been clear in my non-faith, I guesd you can say, but I absolutely respect religious people like the Pope. I have nothing against being religious, AS LONG AS it TRULY makes you a better person. Someone who understands thst religion is a personal opinion. Someone who doesn't treat you any better or worse based on your faith or lack thereof. Someone who understands that their belief is THEIR BELIEF - instead of trying to push it onto anyone else, and who no matter how much they personally believe their own belief isn't factual, and that others who think differently - whether they believe in other religions, interpret the religion differently despite the religion itself being the same, who understands that every other belief or lack thereof is just as valid as theirs. Someone who understands that tjeir faith doesn't make them any better or worse of a person than other people who think and believe otherwise. People who use their religion as an excuse to anything. So, seriously.. as long as it's a net positive, and you check all these boxes, I have no issue with your belief. I may take issue with the concept of religion itself, but as long as your religion is a net positive for yourself and others, I have nothing to say. That's not my right. What many religious people forget tho, or ignore - is doing the same thing. Giving others that same respect as they're given. I'm seriously SO TIRED of religious people who doesn't get it. Those who think that they're right, and you're wrong. Those who think they have some sort of moral highground for having that religious label. You can't demand I respect your belief if you don't give me that same respect. How can you demand I respect your belief if you find it okay to dismiss me and my atheism/humanism? Claim that I have no morals? Claim that I'm "taken over by demons/Satan himself", and are just "misguided" or "cursed"? That I'm wrong for my belief? Then yet feel foolishly and arrogantly entitled to demand respect from me? Come on, get real. That ain't right, smh. You're THE WORST. You being a Christian or WHATEVER is not at all indicative of your character, not at all. All that's indicative of, is that you believe in something that can not be proven. That's not me being disrespectful or dismissive in any way - that's just a fact. Your belief is a BELIEF, as in something that isn't PROVEN to be FACTUAL. Don't call us atheists crazy for not believing in something you can't even prove. I'm not calling you crazy for believing in something you can't prove, but you have the audacity to call me crazy for not believing in something we can't ever know for sure? Get a grip. Anyways - like I first stated, I admire people like the current Pope. His character is respectable.
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  379. WHY IS IT IMPOSSIBLE TO REPORT HER CHANNEL!?!??
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  380.  @ivana92ify  wtf is your problem??
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  381.  Heather Lynn  I have a tendency to be right 😂 Sorry, I just had to. I make many mistakes and I know that. I at least know that, unlike many other people who literally thinks they're always right..
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  382. THEY.HAVE.KIDS.AND.MIGHT.POSSIBLY.HAVE.MORE. NOT OKAY.
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  383.  @AlwaysANemesis  THANK YOU!! I've tried so hard to find a good analogy for this bs DV spew out as hurtfully and arrogantly -the sheer audacity of his statement and behaviour ffs-, and you hit the nail on the head perfectly. Charlie is too nice here. I appreciate him learning and staying open minded to different opinions, HOWEVER.. he's apologizing too much to DV in my opinion. Not that he should stoop equally low as well, but ya know.. owning up to honest mistakes is never bad ofc, and should be encouraged. However, there us no need to bow down to someone bashing you and others like DV did, as if he's some kind of YT-god who knows and rules it all; where his aggressive opinion is the only correct one, somehow.. ya feel me? I just think in my humble opinion that DV needs to humble down and calm himself, because this is just ridicolous. Jfc. He obvs wanted drama and attention with this thoughtlessly dumb ish. So needless.
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  384. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  385. @Emily Wickler uhm.. k.
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  386. Just makeup, fillers etc. and lighting. I think it's too much. Robin is absolutely stunning and most importantly (seemingly) a LOVELY lady and I extremely rarely say things like this, but.. it's too much. I almost get a bit scared when they suddenly cut to her.
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  387. So sad, hard to watch. - former addict who once died due to my many addictions. If anyone talked to me like that when I was behaving and feeling like she is, I would've become extremely scared and confused, possibly even attacked in a form of self defense. NOT that I'm a violent person AT ALL, but being cornered like that when you're this low and drugs are involved (remember, just because alcohol is legal doesn't mean that it not a drug), you get scared, causing reactions that can seem possibly violent. It's all about fight, flight or freeze. She probably has PTSD as well, which complicates things a lot more. Not saying people should sow pillows under your arms at all when you're like this, just.. don't do what happened here. Threatening like that is not okay. She don't know what she's doing at this point. She may be in a slight psychosis, even. Probably started withdrawals. He for sure knows all of this, but still treats her bad making everything worse psycologically. She obvs doesn't feel safe.
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  388. The difference is that with people diagnosed with being transgender, we can actually see difference in chromosones. Science can back it up 100%. Science can not differenciate between races, because there are no differences other than color when it comes to race. Science is important. Rachel just seems to equate blackness with oppression and suffering, and equated her childhood trauma to blackness. That's the problem here.
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  389.  @heatyt  Doesn't sound that good.. I understand that parents are parents, not friends.. they're still PARENTS, not the cops or whoever. They're supposed to disipline you, but NOT abuse you. Your goal as a parent is not to frighten them into submission, although many people do that, which is not okay. Making your kid scared of you drives them only further away from you, and then they literally can't parent anymore. Parents should be their child's best support.
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  390. That's offensive to children, despite me agreeing with the point lol. The thing is, children are simply ignorant/naive. The GQP on te other hand are just willfully ignorant, but not naive. They know what they're doing. They know better, but refuse to do better. When children know better, they do better. So there's a huge difference. The GQP is acting foolish, but they know exactly what they're doing. Children act foolish because they're children. At least children learn and grow. They own up to their mistakes, and wants to do better. RepukeliKKKans are willfully making calculated "mistakes" in order to get their badfaith point across. I respect children. I do NOT respect the GQP AT ALL. They deserve nothing but the worst, and I sure do hope that karma comes and kicks their behinds so hard, they'll wish they weren't ever even born. Shame on them. Shame. I'm not even American, I've never been there, never intend to go there. But I still care. I care, because I care about everyone. I care about earth. America holds such great influence globally, whether we like it or not. Hence why I care so much. Me, myself and my fellow Norwegians (as I am Norwegian) may not be directly affected by America, BUT we sure as heck get influenced indirectly. Not only are we in NATO together, meaning that whenever you Americans decide to invade some other country to "make them democratic" (aka STEAL their assets like oil etc.), we must follow and fight together. Not "just" that, but our politics are often greatly influenced by American politics. We've for a long time been called "America's little sibling". Our politicians have a tendency to follow their lead. Say for instance when it comes to drug laws. When Reagan declared "The War on Drugs", we followed. Same thing now. Most of us believe that marihuana should be (at least) legal medically. Many, but not as many, also believe that recreational usage should be legal. Most people in the extreme very least, believe that it should be decriminalized (along with other drugs intended for personal usage). Our politicians never dare to take such big political steps first. For some reason, they insist on always wanting until several other countries have done the same, especially America, and then, and only then do our leaders begin to even just consider change. It's like they want to see other nations/states fail or succeed first, before we implement the same policies. Personally, I think that's foolish, but that's how it goes. Therefore, I am very much interested in your (Americans) politics. They really do affect many more than just your own citizens. They influence the entire globe. It seems like Americans never think about this. They wanna be number one, the globe's greatest influence and leader, but refuse to even consider how their "lead" will actually end up influence others. You want credit for the good, but refuse to own the bad, and take accountability for the wrongdoings. How selfish and grandiose. If you wanna be leaders, act like it.
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  391.  @alivenkickin1589  You really think we're that stupid? Really!?
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  392. You're so ignorant. She can't consent to all this. She's not okay or good to go for TV, or are able to follow/understand directions. You clearly know nothing about mental + physical health and addiction. Get out with that bs. This is PURE EXPLOITATION. This wouldn't happen if you had universal health care in the states. Not at all.
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  393.  @chtc.jovani  you're absoluteky wrong. Abortion is an important medical procedure and should be treated as such.
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  394.  @randomeventstv  Many women around the world. Being scared of what may happen to you if you walk alone at night is not freedom. Having (most male) politicians decide about abortion rights is not freedom. The list goes on. Many areas in the world still have arranged marriages where women don't get to choose who they marry. Much more. That's not freedom, is it?
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  395. At least blurr the faces or put a transparent text over them with a writing that proves who they belong to or something like that if you really want to post your kids. The best thing to do (at least the most secure) is to not to it at all like you said, but IF you want to do it, make sure no one can use them for awful reasons like this.
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  396.  @mrdgenerate  Fr. Common sense is not at all common. Ugh.
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  397.  Mee Acownt  How close minded of you. Not only are you failing to acknowlegde the FACT that you have a BELIEF, which is not factual. For all we know you 'may' be right. You believe that, but no one knows that as an actual FACT. You're also failing to not only be respectful of a religious teaching that is very close to yours, so saying that they've been taught from is ignorant. You're also dismissing the validity of not believing, atheism. You BELIEVE, I don't. You can't claim that I'm wrong because you don't know. When you talk about god as a certain for EVERYONE, that dismisses everyone else, and that is not your right. You at least then can't demand others to respect your belief when you don't even acknowlegde that your thoughts are not the only "right" thoughts in the world.
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  398. Fr.
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  399.  @mmaybee4379  Thanku! It happens way too much. - Former HEAVY addict who has had several deadly OD's, now current light (in lack of a better term) addict.
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  400. That's absolutely very true, and many people don't understand this at all. I've been struggling with this myself a lot. I've been r*ped twice, once at 14 y/o (by a 18 y/o) and once at 18 y/o (by a 44 y/o). It's terrible to dissociate like that. It's a total nightmare. Many people refuse to believe me when I explain what sometimes happens to me, which makes me feel so extremely alone. It's been a few years now since the last one happened as I'm 23 y/o now, but it still haunts me, and I'm sure it will for many, many more years to come. I can't say that it hasn't gotten better over time, but it's going slowly. I'm not getting any help. No therapy, no medications, nothing. I'm chronically afraid and feel like I'm always at the verge of crying, with little relief ever. The only relief I can get my hands on are drugs, so that's become my solution. I understand that drugs only help temporarily, while only making it all worse in the long run, but.. I don't feel like I have a choice. It's such a double edged sword. It helps right then and there, but it'll only cut me even deeper the more I keep self-medicating. I've ended up dead due to an overdose on fentanyl-laced heroin, rivotril, oxazepam, xanax, valium, ghb and alcohol. Thankfully, someone got to me in time and managed to get some life back into me by doing extreme CPR for a very long time, until the ambulance came and took over and brought me to the ICU on life support. All my ribs were broken, which obiviously hurt a lot for some weeks after, but dang.. I'd take that over death most days, absolutely. You're (most likely) not doing CPR right if you don't break at least one rib. That's just part of the process, and kinda the point. Well, the point is to push so hard that you're "manually" beating the heart for that person recieving it. So I'm just saying, if you ever have to do CPR, don't be afraid to push hard/break something! That person's dead anyway, so it's not like you're doing any harm. On the other hand, what will do someone harm, is if you don't do it at all for whatever reason. That decreases their risk of surviving a great deal. Also, before doing CPR, make sure the person actually have no pulse. You will harm someone if you do CPR on someone that's simply unconcious. So it's important to check their pulse first, while you're calling an ambulance. The dispatcher will guide you on what to do. ((Sorry, I just had to. Many people are afraid of doing CPR, but don't be, as long as you can't feel any pulse. CPR saves lives!! You'll most likely recieve a "thanku!!" if you save them, despite how many ribs you crack. Better to have broken ribs than being dead!)) Anyways. The other side of the sword is that without drugs, I'd probably be in too much pain to manage to keep going in life. So, what saves me is what kills me. I hate being so terribly haunted by this, as it feels like they're still winning. They still hold power over my life, despite the second monster that assaulted me (for two damn days straight, nearly killing me) being in prison now, since I filed charges and managed to get him convicted (which is truly a blessing, considering how many victims/survivors don't even get their case reviewed. Most people are not believed, which is extremely sad. That sets such a bad precedent, practically giving abusers the message that they'll most likely get away with even the most heinous assaults. So, that was truly a bittersweet victory, as there really aren't any winners in the end. I don't know what to do anymore. I need help, but nobody's willing to reach their hands out. All I get is doors slammed in my face.
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  401.  @mikeduff2552  Most of the windmills kept working. Many countries that have windmills and absolutely rely on them are Scandinavian and northern countries who have all kinds of weather and the recent Texas-weather would be considered a normal winter day up north. Power is not lost there. Texas is the only state in America without federal regulations when it comes to energy, hence why the private energy companies ended up charging insane amounts of money for even just the smallest amount of energy. It was fossil fuel that failed, not windmills. I know t said he loves the uneducated, but damn.. you really are uneducated. I know it's hard for you uneducated people to read, analyze and understand, which is why he and the rest of the repukeliKKKans needed and needs your vote.. you get fooled so easily, making it easier for them to hate, hate, hate and blindly follow without questions asked.
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  402.  @DaturaReapicusJones  Is Oz still a licensed doctor? I know McGraw ain't.
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  403. Jon Stewart is a legend. So is Conan. Team CoCo!
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  404. NO ONE CARES
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  405.  @jehanzebakram1818  It doesn't help neither daughter or father, so what's the point? Those conditions are EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, IT'S NOT ABOUT CARING OR NOT ABOUT YOUR PARENTS SMH
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  406. I get your point but please value yourself. I don't know you, what your work is if you work at all, where you're from or anything. At least I sense some compassion from you, so you seem like a nice person. You could be a douchebag for all I know, but it doesn't seem like it to me at least. If you keep thinking you're unable to bring any value to life and to the world, that's not true. We're all valuable in our own way. I used to think like you. I'm a heavy drug addict, have been homeless a lot, I have criminal charges (nothing too serious, just stupid stuff that goes along with drug addiction), and I've never had a "real" job. None of this makes me invaluable or a bad person. Thinking so negatively about myself made EVERYTHING worse. I've volunteered a lot in different fields since I was just a young kid. I have a dog and a cat that loves me. I'm in the middle of a short community service sentence where I help my own community service centre, so I'm directly giving back to people that have helped me a ton. Yes, community service is obiviously something I'm forced to do, but still. I would much rather participate and help other struggling people like myself than choose a much shorter sentence in a Norwegian prison.. and let me tell you, Norwegian prisons and jails are super respectful with a much better emphasis on rehabilitation instead of punishment (we believe the punishment is the loss of freedom itself, not in getting punished in prison. Our prisons are not private, they're public aka paid for by the government. So obiviously, our prisons wants to rehabilitate instead of punishing people, in order for us to have a much better chance at not having to return to prison, because no one profits by crime like they do where prisons are private BUSINESSES). So for me it's almost like prison would be selfish, considering I got the choice between prison for 21 days or community service for much longer. So even as me technically being a criminal, I still add much needed value; because I was lucky enough to get that chance. That just goes to show that anyone can be highly valuable. Find something you enjoy doing, and that alone could be extremely valuable. No one can save the world alone, but the more people that try to do something good, the better it gets for everyone. I'm sure you have people that love you, and that alone is more than valuable. There is so much one can do to feel valuable. It doesn't have to be something obivios like being a health care professional or something like that, you can absolutely find value in just about everything. If I didn't believe in myself at all, I would never be able to achieve everything I have achieved. Please, don't put yourself down. You have value.
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  407. Right?? I couldn't even think of a single "atheist" book.. ðŸĪ” Unless you count LaVeyan Satanism (which is atheistic, no belief in either a god nor a devil, the "satanism"-part is more symbolic). Like, as a young child after hearing the term and the meaning of an atheist, I instantly knew that that was me. I remember being under five years old not believing in any god. It just didn't seem reasonable. Never ever did it seem reasonable to me and it never will. I never judge people for believing, don't get me wrong. As long as they don't try to convince me of anything or impose their believes onto me or anyone else, it's all good. Just don't state religion as factual regardless of how much you believe. Remember, keyword is "believe", not to "know".
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  408.  @ND-gb3dd  you.. go away, everyone isn't as privileged as you
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  409. @Carlos Garcia You don't work correctly.
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  410.  @lilwayne2671  The earth IS fucked. Does that mean we all should just accept defeat? Just.. not even try to do anything about it? Absolutely not. We can never ever give up, or stop trying. We just can't do that.
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  411. Right, that's nothing. I mean, I've been homeless for years in Norway (where I'm born and still live), and if you know anything about the north/nordic lands, it's that our winters (some places even have winter all year long) are extremely snowy and white. Harsh terrain to live outside in. "6 inches of snow", kiss my was.
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  412. It truly does bug me when people say they have anxiety when you don't actually have anxiety (disorder). Like sure, everybody gets anxious at times, but disorders take over your life so much more. Same thing with depression. You're not depressed if you feel sad sometimes, depression isn't sadness. The same way everybody gets anxiety some times, people become sad at times. Emotions are fluid and tends to go in waves, like if someone hurts you, you may get sad. If you have a job interview, it's very common to become anxious. Etc. When you struggle with anxiety (disorder) or depression, it becomes irrational. Your body senses fear even when you're as safe as can be (with anxiety), and with depression it doesn't matter "how well" your life may seemingly be going. Also, you're not really sad when your depressed, it's more like a feeling of nothing and hopelessness. Don't confuse emotions with disorders.
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  413. Lol what. I don't get why people are commenting BEFORE even watching the video. That's idiotic.. but i guess that's the reason I see so many misinformed comments everywhere lol, because people act like they know it all without even watching the content.
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  414. Hail Satan ðŸĪ˜
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  415. Which couldn't seem more scripted lol... they def talked about what he was going to say about him before going on! Jeebus, these people are morons..
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  416.  @aaexyz  Wtf lol no. The dirty truth has come out, this "mother" set this all up so that she could exploit them
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  417. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  418.  O SNOOPY SNOOP #1  Why would it even matter what the bible says? The US is SECULAR, not Christian. So whatever the bible says literally doesn't matter. Also, giving defference at all to any religion when it comes to laws is unconstitutional.. did you forget about religious freedom? If defference and consideration was given to ANY OTHER RELIGION, would you be okay with that? Why is basing laws off of Chridtianity okay, but not Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism or WHATEVER else? Religious freedom isn't just about being able to practise your own religious beliefs without persecution, it's equally as much about not having any religious beliefs imposed on you. It's also about equally respecting people who don't subscribe to any religion/atheists/agnostics. People need to stop arguing whether or not abortion or anything else, sexually related or not, is okay by the bible as it relates to laws. It simply doesn't matter.
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  419. FÃļler'n! It's funny how Dump a while ago complained about how there weren't any "Norwegian immigrants" coming to the US.. like, bro. If you think Norway and Norwegians are so great, why won't you (as in America) not try to implement our kind of policies? Like why tf would we move to HELLISH America when we have it so good here? It could CERTAINLY be WAY BETTER here, but hell, this is paradise, a real life utopia in comparison. I mean, it's not like we don't have incredibly rich people here.. we most certainly do. It's just that they're not allowed to exploit the poor, middle, basically the working class anywhere close to the same extent. We could surely do better at evening the wage gap in Norway, but heck, even people who end up homeless here have it FAR BETTER than America's working class. They also always talk about their supposed "freedoms" and "rights" in America.. you sure you're really that free? It doesn't seem like it. We have far greater rights and freedoms here in Norway. Our socialism have GIVEN us MORE rights and freedoms, not the opposite.
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  420.  @bandito6782  Have an issue with the owner then, not the dog. It's the owner that sets the tone. No dog would "bother" you if they actual properly trained and raised their dog(s). Far too many people gets dogs, only because they're cute and such, while completely forgetting AAAAAALL of the responsibility it takes (obvs some dogs needs more than other breeds, but still, they're a lot of work). You're talking about a shitty OWNER, not a shitty dog. Can't blame the dog for that. It's the same principle as with kids. Just saying.
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  421. It can't be too far in the future.. I mean.. he's not just old, especially considering the average low lifespan of American males compared to the rest of the developed world. He's also in terrible shape, including being obese. He's also said, stupidly enough that "excercise shortens your life span, because you use up your energy faster" (obvs paraphrazing here) - as if we only have a certain amount of breaths or something, and movement uses that up faster.. it's impossible to explain something so terribly illogical lol. Like, T-bag Dump, humans are not a jar of peanut butter or a can of diet pepsi that "dies" once it's empty. Humans don't work that way. I can't believe someone could be THAT stupid, but here we are. He's also faced more and more stress due to losing the election and such, and high blood pressure for people like him is NOT good. So, taking everything into account, it wouldn't surprise me if he were to drop dead soon - whatever "soon" means. It can't be many years at all.
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  422. I just absolutely love her spirit. So hopeful and happy.
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  423.  @margaretdouglass6772  It's way past time to get your head out of your butt.
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  424. Oh you KNOW they'd only hoard and pocket the money for themselves, NOT raise any salaries.
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  425. @JohnHFreeman Yes. It's all propaganda. Well, 99% is at least.
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  426.  @Lizzie-h3j  Damn, okay. I didn't know. I always felt like something was off with him, just didn't know what. What a sad story. Apparantly he's "retired" now. "Dr." Phil ain't that great either, so it doesn't surprise me that they found the tone. Seems to me that they care more about their image than their actual work and actions. Horrible.
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  427.  @angelicaguzman9229  Nope, not since 2006 😂
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  428. KIDS.
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  429. Ugh.. I have both a cat and a dog, so hearing pets lived there and hearing about the mummified cat.. absolutely broke my heart 😭😭💔 No one should live like that, no pet, no human, no frickin plant, no nothing! Good luck with all of this, I truly hope this can have a positive outcome for every living being involved!
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  430. That's the point/issue. There objectively is NO NEED for those laws at all, unless you are a repukelikkkunt.. then they are highly needed to maintain power, since the ONLY WAY for them to get into/stay in power, the system MUST be heavily rigged in their favour. That's the one and only reason all these vile, anti-democratic laws are popping up everywhere.
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  431.  @Zakaiazail  I would say to you that you take too much benzo's. Too strong ones as well. Speaking from both personal and second-hand experience, here. You can easily go by with a lot less. Gradually minimize the dosages. Xanax and Valium (especially xanax) are quite heavy. No saying you have to go completely off, but there's really no need for that much/several kinds of benzo's. If anything, two types are okay - "normal" dosages are usually 3-4 pills a day (depending on the severity) spaced out throughout the day, then one kind of sleeping pill when you're going to sleep. Generally speaking, this isn't too harmful (all benzo's CAN be harmful in the long run (addiction which we all know is horrible), and of course overdoses. To overdose you have to take quite a few. NOT at all recommended. Also remember that mixing drugs regardless of what kind of drug enhances each drug you're taking severly, making it way easier to overdose. This is absolutely something to consult a doctor/psychiatrist about, for sure.
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  432.  @kimwhitehead9096  No one argued that as far as I saw. The problem still lays. He hasn't renewed his license since 2006, so he's not a licensed doctor who can actually practise anything medical. He has a doctorate degree and all, sure. He's still not a doctor by any means.
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  433.  @333invitado  Yup wtf. Cheating has NOTHING to do with this to begin with, and it's neither confirmed that she's actually cheated. Wouldn't matter one bit if she did, either.
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  434. Thanks moist Charles, now I can never eat any bacon-wrapped hotdogs with melted cheese inside anymore after hearing the "wiener fluids" comment.. that gave me one hell of a visual, thankfully I"m doing heroin instead of drinking alcohol; which is when I usually resort to a Coke and a cheese filled bacon-wrapped hotdog or two, as I literally have to be drunk to find the abomination called hotdogs, who in english at least had a truly evil sociopath name it something nearly as abhorrently gross and sickening as a fvcking hotdog, which is close to as gross as hotdogs (ewww) truly are.. ya know, considering what they consist of and how they're made. Thanks Charles.. but I guess it's only appropriate for most critical himself to make me think of critically moist fvcking wiener fluids. You truly c0cked me hard with this one, critical.. one thing's for sure, this may be critical but I'm the furthest thing from moist. ðŸĪŠðŸĨīðŸĪĒ😭😭😭😭😭😭🙃🙃🙃🙃
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  435.  @obiajulumgbechi  Oh c'mon just drop it. Like you said, "not cute".
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  436. Lol SURE. Fox etc is just pure propaganda, TYT actually does research and back their claims up - something the right wing media can't do.
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  437. Goodness, that's just so terribly wrong. Not just expectation-wise, but MEDICALLY and morally wrong. She needs not to "prove" ANYTHING to ANYONE, she needs a HOSPITAL BED. Alcoholism, especially at this level at her age and older, can be fatal. You can become so sick from withdrawals that A WHOLE LOT can go desperately wrong. It could cause seizures, even death. It's FAR more dangerous to immidiatly (without professional, tailored medical help at a hospital) stop drinking alcohol than it is to quit heroin cold turkey. That says something. Heroin isn't exactly a wonder drug, simply put, so it truly says something. It would be SO MUCH BETTER and HELLA SAFER for her to instead either immidiatly get sent to a hospital for detox, then a long term treatment facility, or to continue drinking, but (preferrably) with support around her from someone experienced (not family) with alcoholism, hopefully being able to slowly wean down before long term treatment. Not to "be completely on your own with no new tools or coping mechanisms", with the added stress and pressure of having to prove that she "really wants the help", gosh. This is entirely reckless and DANGEROUS from even a life/death perspective. NO ACTUAL PERSON WITH A VALID "DR." IN FRONT OF THEIR NAME WOULD DO THIS. NO ONE. ZERO, ZILCH. It's faaaar to reckless. Smfh.
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  438. Sweet old karma, just wonderful ♡
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  439.  @mylanverhagen3209  Better that than being found DEAD. If she's not dead already.. If she were to still be marked as missing, the possibility for her to be found is way less, this is on the verge of becoming a cold case. On the other hand, her being a suspect is cause for the search for her to go on, regardless if she's dead or alive. I don't think she was criminally involved here (she might be, I just dont think so), so she doesn't deserve to be a primary suspect. Despite that, the silver lining here is that there's a greater chance for her to be found. Being arrested and thrown in jail would at least give her a chance to get a lawyer and get help. On the slim chance of her being alive, that situation would be way better.
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  440.  @CharlesSmith-io9fp  Oh absolutely I did. What you said is spot on. It's nausiating.
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  441.  @thewewguy8t88  32, tho.. one thing is 18, fine, whatever, but 14 years into adulthood? What did you spend over the last decade on? I'm really not trying to be insensitive, but c'mon.
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  442. Your freedom stops when it endangers the public. Just like you have every right to drink yourself as drunk as you want, you're then not allowed to step in a car, despite having a drivers license, because it endangers not only yourself, but everyone else around you. Your personal freedom doesn't trump the public's freedom and right to liberty and life. If you don't want the vaccine, then fine, but you then have no right to endanger everyone else around you by walking around emdangering everyone else around you.
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  443.  @bobanation6917  Calm down. It's okay to critisize religion, just as much as it's okay to be religious. Freedom of religion doesn't just mean that it's okay to practise religion, it also means freedom to not practise religion. It goes both ways, which many people can't seem to understand. Atheists and such are expected by religious people to never dare to ever say a single word against religion and to respect religion and religious people outright, yet literally demonize them for not sharing their beliefs. That's so extremely hypocritical, and that only makes it harder and harder for us non-religious people to respect religion and religious people. My whole life I've tried my best to in a way distance religion from religious people, because I'm not a fool to think that someone's religion is their entire identity and such, amongst other reasons. However, with the way religious people seem incapable to agree to disagree, and respect other people's beliefs or lack thereof, the harder it becomes to respect religious people as well. You (speaking in general terms) can't expect respect while you also deny and refuse to extend that same expected respect to others who doesn't share your belief. Get it?
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  444. SENSIBLE GUN LAWS.
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  445. OMG YES I KNEW HE LOOKED FAMILIAR, ONCE YOU SAID THAT I KNEW THAT'S WHO I THOUGHT OF RIGHT AWAY 💀😭😂😂😂
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  446. @Stewart Longsworth Fr 😂 "It's unlikely that t* can be charged with reason.. - The typo is too good 😂😂💀
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  447. You two that commented are just as brainwashed as those people with "mother god" lol, you're no better than them.
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  448.  @ramonacharles1181  Drugs are usually a coping mechanism. Don't nag on her, she's been through enough.
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  449.  @Adamant_Adam  Fr 😂😂 People act like it's the 50's yo. People don't just all of a sudden become an adult at age 18/21. People expect teens to behave like children until they're 17, only to then have them be full grown adults at 18. It doesn't work like that. A child is a child, but our teen years are the time to make mistakes, cross your parents, get in some trouble and adjust to actually having to be an adult. We have to support their development, not try to fix them. Support them with love and guidance. That's what we all need.
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  450. Lol Phil just went on that snob, hope she gets more of that sass from him cuz damn seems like she's never been told no
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  451. Man I love this comment section of people DESTROYING these delusional republicans, I'm dying 😂💀💀✊ Thank you for doing it so I didn't have to!
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  452. With the right help, she can.
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  453. What's up with ppl looking at the comment BEFORE even watching the frckn video, and then complain about SPOILERSÂŋÂŋÂŋ!???? ðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļðŸĪĢ😂😂 Just watch the vid first, lol. You can't expect for there to somehow not be "spoilers" in the comments.. like lol srsly, why read the comments before actually watching? I never understood why people do that... is it just me, ooooor what?ÂŋÂŋÂŋ It's weird 😂ðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļ
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  454.  @MusicalMe123  Not in this clip. He said she disossiates. Not only people with DID disossiate.
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  455. Everything should be legal. Seriously. AT LEAST decriminalized. Just to back to 1920's or whatever time it was when they made alcohol illegal. That's the answer to why you at the very least should decriminalize all drugs. Crime went up, harm/death went up, the number of alcoholics went up etc. Cartels were the ones making money. Decriminalization and regulation helps prevent all of those bad things drug illegality comes with, regardless if it's heroin or weed. Just look at the Portugal model and their stats after decriminalizing drugs. Tells you all you need to know. It's never been a war on drugs, it's been a war on people. Started out as a war on black people, but has extended to literally EVERYONE EVERYWHERE.
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  456. We don't have mass shootings ("regular" shootings aren't really a thing either, just doesn't happen) so I'm curious.. what do they teach you to do? I'm so sorry and feel so outraged everytime I think about your problems with shootings.. it's just too sick.
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  457. Fr 😭😂😂
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  458.  @rodneybever9583  You're still safer with a mask (for your own sake) than without one. Add a shield that covers at least the eyes as well, and you're even better protected. Even a pair of (big) glasses can help. Sure, it doesn't eliminate the risk entirely, BUT it ABSOLUTELY helps more than nothing. We know this for a fact. That's why all kinds of coverings, including plexiglasses in stores etc. (the same way subway for instance uses sneeze quards over their sub ingrediens). Literally anything that covers you from breathing in all the particles that otherwise roams around in the air, or if anyone were to sneeze/cough close to you/in your direction helps. Does it provide 100% protection? No, you need a hazmat suit for that. COMPLETE medical grade covering. Still, just because it's not 100% effective (although it ABSOLUTELY works WONDERS like you sort of imply, if EVERYONE, or at least the very mast majority wears masks as well), doesn't mean it's not efficient. Same exact principle as wearing a seatbelt. Sure, it won't ever protect you 100%, the protection provided DEPENDS on circumstantial factors, but just because something is not a complete guarantee for total success, doesn't mean it's not incredibly valueable and don't work - because it does. It all boils down to listening to the science and executing it, as a way to increase your chances at preventing as much injury/harm/sickness/death as possible.
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  459. Oh, the sad propaganda you're being fed.
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  460.  @Sabricent  For thinking the elite controls America? That's quite true, tho.. just not in the sense these loud shouting conspiracy theorists want to make it out to be.. *cough* QAnon BS *cough cough*
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  461. True atheist/LaVeyan Satanists are usually THE BEST, MOST KINDEST people on earth. In a nutshell, they (we) believe in doing onto others as we wish for others to do to us. To stay kind and loving - to love and appreciate yourself as you are. To put yourself first. To do no harm, unless you need to defend yourself; which is love. Self love and self respect is not greedy or selfish. As a common saying goes, it's hard to love others if you don't love yourself.. same goes for respect. Satanism is not about Satan, it's just based on the principles of free will and atonomy.
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  462. :_TYTFranAnnoy::_TYTFranAnnoy::_TYTFranAnnoy::_TYTFranAnnoy::_TYTCheetos::_TYTSadJohn:
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  463.  @CAC6363  You weren't asked to source China's proof. You were asked to source any proof for your silly statement lol. Get it right. Don't just tout falsehoods and propaganda as facts, when you can't even back up your claims. You calling others out for false reports and such is both incredibly ironic and hypocritical, and if you can't see why, well then.. then you're clearly just a bafoon not being able to swallow the fact that the US is sooo bad, that even an autocratic government sometimes does things better than your government. Lolzi, woopsie.
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  464. Susan, is that another one of your fake accounts? ðŸĪĻ
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  465.  @squeaktheswan2007  Sadly, you (we) could be very right. I hate that f*cking bitsjh
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  466.  @Rothbardian88  So.. you think that all of those that works in all kinds of customer service (like grocery stores, fast foodrestaurants etc.), warehouses, gas stations, bus drivers and so much more just loves their job and are happy working there? Do you also think that you should quit your job and "not be a drone" if you're not happy working there? That's kind of what you're implying. Someone has to to those jobs. People need money to live. Most people don't have the privilege to get a job they love. People still have to work, though. You would obiviously rather work a job you don't like to enable them to have a roof over their head and food on the table than be homeless and hungry. Most people don't have the luxury to get whatever job they want. That's not how the world works.
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  467. Jeeez..
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  468.  @abcdefg2174  Not that common when used correctly. Also, some work better than others. The pill isn't really that great considering you HAVE TO take it at the same time each day for it to work, and ONE pill can be easy to forget. Everything else (except condoms, I would assume condoms have about the same success rate as birth control pills when they don't break) are highly effective. Not saying 100%, but still extremely close when used correctly.
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  469.  @magfam9980  No, he's just an extremist! He's even right to 45.. ffs. Cali needs to stay blue!
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  470. I do agree that she looks to be either wrongly medicated or overmedicated. That's true, which is also why Phil asked her about it, suggesting she might take too much. Absolutely agree there, it's really obivious. Your first sentence tho.. wow.
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  471.  @Bakkyardchapo  Not just kind of, lol. It's so obivious.
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  472. ..and the rest of the globe. I'm norwegian, have never lived anywhere else let alone the US, and even I felt the impeeding doom. We're ALL fucked.
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  473. Then wouldn't you want to bring forth COMMON SENSE legislation regarding gun control - not to remove people's right to bear arms/ban the 2nd amendment, BUT to make gun ownership safer for ALL PARTIES involved? Also, if you're actually a RESPONSIBLE gun owner, wouldn't you want there to be common sense gun laws that could at least drastically minimize the horrid gun death/injury statistics? These gun control ideas wouldn't affect actually responsible gun owners, only the irresponsible and/or illegal ones - just like the principle with all kinds of laws controlling cars, which surely when used reasonably and responsibility it's a great tool, but becomes a lethal weapon the second someone not responsible enough decides to use a car. It's kinda the same thing. Same principle. Remember that lefties have, use and own guns as well, not just right wingers. Nobody is going to take away your guns. People just want less needless suffering, whether the suffering is accidental or not.
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  474. It bother me how so many people struggle to make proper sentences with punctuation. You make it just about impossible to read.
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  475.  @danielleking262  I truly hope so too. If not.. op doesn't deserve kids, because her judgement would then be way off. So OP, please say you mean the want to be-mother that got duped!
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  476.  @ericaschaidt8588  Right. Maybe thinking a bit like "I've already lost so much, please don't take my dog away from me too". I know I would've thought that. Her dog might be the only one that doesn't make her feel judged. I know none of us can read her mind, but still. I think it's more her being scared to lose absolutely everyone, and she might feel like her dog is the only one that wouldn't leave her at this point. Not that she doesn't want her whole family back. People always assume the worst of people, ugh.
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  477.  Dr Tommy  Most other professionals who actually are LISENCED unlike "Dr." Phil does not condone his methods in ANY WAY. They find it to be harmful. We know that it's a show, but he could do it WAY more ethically. He's a sensationalist.
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  478.  @dizzy9146  Not even a lot of stress, we're talking TRAUMA. That's what's needed. Stress can be extremely harmful to your health as well, but PTSD does require trauma.
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  479. Grammar, please?
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  480. Could very well be. Can't say for certain tho, especially not from just watching this clip.
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  481. With this show, it's ALWAYS a binge. I literally watch it every day.
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  482.  @SteakCutFries  He just couldn't hold back the laughter there at all ðŸĪĢðŸĪĢ
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  483. Definitely.. same goes for drug addicts and many disabled people. It's not right. I mean, Foreman did try that ish in the beginning of this clip, trying to completely dismiss her, as if homeless people can't get properly sick and doesn't deserve treatment when sick, just because "no big check", aka money. That set me off, I know how it feels to be treated like that way too well.
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  484.  @italiaebella6605  You have no right calling other people out like that. You can't just claim everything is a joke when all you do is to be offensive. Like where's the punchline? How was this funny in any way at all? It's not funny. You also don't get to react like that, you're the one exploding.. not anyone else.
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  485. Ivermectin isn't an antiviral at all - it's a dewormer. Hence, not the same thing.
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  486. Nah, I'd go for walla bro
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  487. They've become paranoid, not pshychotic. C'mon.
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  488. Cold turkey opiate withdrawal (esp in someone with underlying (chronic) pain) would bring even the most mentally and physically strong person to their knees. Easily. Same with benzodiazepines, those withdrawal symptoms however just takes longer to actually REALLY kick in. It's just as bad, just in an entirely different way.. just as bad though when it does properly kick in (after long term, heavy daily use). That can even be lethal, if not tended to properly medically. Not slowly enough tapering off benzo's can cause serious side effects and complications, such as everything from confusion and hallucinations, losing control of oneself, even seizures and.. fatality. Same goes for alcohol. I was once in this horrific "treatment" place, but they didn't believe me when I said how much and for how long I had been physically dependent on heroin, benzo's and alcohol. So the only medications I was given was to treat a few of the symptoms, like some paracetamol and ibuprofen for pains and aches (which didn't do ANYTHING obvs), nausia meds, really just BARELY over the counter medications. Nothing at all to help my body ACTUALLY taper off SAFELY. I was in a terrible shape for so long with all the personell just brushing it off, as if I was overreacting, despite my charts (BP, EKG's, abstinence scores, body temp and sweats etc) showing that I wasn't overreacting AT ALL. It ended up with me fully losing it, I was hallucinating, paranoid, my heart struggled a lot, it was both arrythmic and beating too fast, I truly crashed. Thanks to that place practically torturing me, I landed in the ICU for a while. Mind you, this was just a short summary of what happened to me when I didn't get even remotely close to the proper treatment of someone who washeavily and long term (several years) with an extreme dependency on heroin, all kinds of benzodiazepines and alcohol... a horrificly dangerous combination os stuff to be on to the degree I was, on for how long as welll. The complications from having to quit all of that cold turkey, no tapering off or any substitute/treatment meds caused so much harm for no good reason. The so called treatment I recieved could've easily been the end of me. Due to the severity end negliegence of that place, they actually got shut down. There had already been SO MANY complaints from other patients, but my case forced them to shut down until they got the proper staff, leadership and such. People had certainly landed up in the ER and hospital, a few others before me who landed in the ICU as well for under a week, but those cases were more due to patient OD's and other complications. My case however were so burtal and negliegent that they were forced to shut down. I should've never been there in the first place, I was far too sick to be there, yet they kept me there regardless, and it took them FAR TOO LONG before they actually got me to a proper hospital. I didn't "just" end up in the ER for a short time, their negliegence alone landed me in the ICU in critical condition for weeks, before they were even able to put me in another wing in the hopsital before I could continue treatment, this time WITH proper medications at a proper rehab this time. It needlessly prolonged my treatment. I was put in real danger that could've so easily ended up fatal for me. Everything of that could've been prevented SO EASILY, but no.. it was entirely cruel, negligent, irresponsible and outright dangerous. My body was so extremely weak and compromised before entering, they only made it worse, it's amazing that my body was able to pull through the entire ordeal and end up on the other side with an actual fighting chance at rehab, seemingly without chronic damage. I can only thank my weak body for being strong enough to manage to pull through, and obiviously be ever so grateful for the ER and hospital and ICU staff. It's easy for people to forget or disregard how lethal it potentially can be to stop using for addicts. It's no joke. It's not only active addiction itself that can cause so many dangerous complications and be lethal, getting healthier can also cause so many complications and even be lethal, if not treated right. Addiction is SERIOUS, people. You generally can't "just quit", as many say. It's rarely that simple.
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  489.  @NasciParaAdorar7  uuhUm NOPE.
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  490. They were ruled as "people" for corruption. It was ruled that corporations are people, so they're justified in "speaking" by money. Aka money talks, causing legal bribery; which is why MOST politicians are heavily corrupt. Politicians speak on behalf of their donors, not the people. The entire repukelikkkunts are bought by corporations, while most, tho not all (like Bernie, AOC + rest of the Squad are NOT bought by corporate donors, leaving them able to speak on behalf of the actual people). This is truly just a "yay corruption!"-ruling (classifying corporations as "people", and the money being their "voice").
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  491.  @nehpets216  Absolutely agree! But, drugs shouldn't be illegal either - ESPECIALLY not criminalized, so all illicit drugs should be decriminalized. The fact of the matter is that by at least decriminalizing drugs, there's less harm done to both the individual drug user AND society at large. You know, by having the police, which is funded by tax payer dollars, spend time and resources chasing down, arresting and overall dealing with drug users at all is wasting time, money and resources that could be used more efficiently in other cases. Also, giving fines to drug users and seizing their drugs only harms the user, increasing the risk of them having to struggle even more than they already do with getting ahold of their drugs of need. This obiviously increases the risk of criminal behaviour even more, like theft for instance. Just one example out of several counterproductive effects policing non-violent drug users have. Overall, criminalized drug use harms everyone for several reasons, so keeping it illegal makes no sense at all.
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  492. I used to have klepto-symptoms due to long term amphetamine and pill-abuse, along with homelessness. For some reason, I just could NOT help myself. I stole from friends, family, strangers, stores, everything, wherever. It was awful and I'd always punish myself due to extreme regret and self hatred. It was terrible. I'm incredibly grateful for all the people in my life who showed me grace, compassion, forgiveness and understanding. They never got mad, they were just worried. They surely got hella annoyed at times, but they still understood that this was out of my control, and they wanted way more to help me than shun me. They knew I never had any bad intent. Some people are more understanding than we give them credit for ðŸ–ĪðŸ–ĪðŸ–Ī
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  493.  @Arvel_The_Swit  I'm so gonna go full Jeff if I ever get interrogated again. Gotta reep whatever benefits, right?
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  494.  @Ms.Byrd68  The US is secular, tho.. church and state/religion and state shall remain separated.
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  495.  Staci H  Totally. This literally is JUST the beginning - a more than brutal enough beginning, but to them, this is child's play. Only time can tell what their next move is..
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  496.  @chrismathis4162  /if you even own ONE brain cell and vote repukelikkkunt..
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  497. Wth dude
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  498. 😂😂 I've seen several written errors in their titles lol. Writing errors in the comment section or something is one thing, it happens, but when you're the one posting the video it's really not that hard to just double or even triple check that all is correct to avoid silly mistakes like here.
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  499. It's so annoying when people write like op. Not each word in every sentence starts with a capital letter. Smh.
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  500.  @darwinawardcommittee  Cry.
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  501. Oof
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  502.  @f.k6920  I understand as well, that's why I'm still saying we should still teach women about the world's pros and cons, to teach self defence etc. But if we want to move away from this, we need to focus more on predators, not victims (I'm NOT saying all victims are female or that ALL predators are men, but in general terms that's way more common. It's equally important to take care of male victims as it is the other way around so don't come at me for generalizing a bit. I'm talking the majority of these kinds of cases here, I know there are many exceptions). The same way we want to teach our young women to be able to protect themselves, we have to teach our young sons about respecting women's bodies and their rights to their own body. That women are not solely here to please men, and that if they don't, men have no right to take advantage of them because they feel they have the right. That's my point.
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  503.  @KaushikBala333  A life not lived in fear by men. A life where we don't have to worry too much about walking alone in the dark. A life with equal oppurtunity. Living the life they want. Not being restricted like many of us are.
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  504.  @angelaw1019 .. that the ranch is a HORRIBLE place which acts more like prison than "rehabilitation" for kids. They starve them, make them eat what they've thrown up, they don't even get a bed or a pillow to sleep on, they only got to shower once every three days (despite beikg out all day in the dirt and summer heat) etc. MANY allegations have been made. Just Google the ranch/watch Danielle Bregoli's (?) video addressing a lot of it. There are several lawsuits going on, one is about a teen that was there who killed a staff member. These are all allegations, but.. not at all unlikely. Stuff like this is going on in just about EVERY other camp like the ranch. Most of those places are pure trash.
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  505.  @rhinosauserous  Why would someone's appearance matter for a news program, though? ðŸĪ”ðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļ
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  506. NO, that'll only make it worse!!
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  507. I just love it whenever a video is EXACTLY 4.20 minutes. 420 Blaze it!!
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  508. @John L What's the value of 50 or smthn jobs when we could spon get thousands upon thousands more stabile jobs? You're lacking in facts, all you care for is fascist propaganda.
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  509.  @maagyk  Teeeeerm limits
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  510. This question is answered in EVERY SINGLE VIDEO WHERE THE COMMENTS ARE TURNED ON. Literally. It's getting real annoying seeing this question asked and answered ALL THE TIME, even several times in one video many times. Yeez. Check out the comments before you ask the same annoying question with an answer so OBIVIOUS, you don't even have to ask anyone why there are so few comments on these videos where the comments got opened by Dr. Phil's YT-channel. This is not that hard, okay? I never thought any type of comment would be more annoying than "fIRsT".. yet here we are. ðŸĪĻ😑😑😠
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  511. Whaaaat, that moronic show FINALLY ended??? ABOUT TIME
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  512.  @bicksins9574  You make no sense. Sincerely, a Norwegian.
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  513.  @gracemcilwaine7041  Is taking that first drink a choice? Yes. Is becoming an alcoholic (or any other type of addict) a choice? ABSOLUTELY NOT AT ALL. That is not just my far too experienced opinion, but also a clear fact the medical community and science reckognizes. It's in no way a choice. Nobody chooses that life. Not a single soul.
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  514. Jfc. So if one person you like commits murder, you'll defend them by pointing at someone you don't like claiming they committed murder, regardless if that other person you don't like did it or not, you're saying the person you like who committed murder shouldn't face any consequences simply because someone else did it? You don't even care about the truth or any facts, you just deflect, and conveniently accuse those people you don't like of doing the exact same thing as someone you do like, despite the tons upon tons of evidence proving that the person you like committed murder, and the absolute zero evidence of the person you happen to not like committing murder..?Âŋ It just doesn't make ANY sense. That's not how it works. Whatabout-ism is such a stupid right wing-talking point, thinking you're sooo clever. Gosh, NO. So you're saying it's terrible if your "enemy" does it, but it's toooootally fine if your daddy did it.. because... logic. Got it. Get lost, fool. Someone else's state of criminality or non-criminality have nothing to do with the person in focus of one case, you nutjob.
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  515.  @codifyy1882  *He's not licensed anymore. He stopped renewing it in 2006.
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  516. I just soo badly want Ken and Buff (CinnamontoastKen) to react to this!
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  517.  @katestevens86  Oh no. We do know that everyone knows. We try to hide the severity, usually. That's more it. Some of us may superficially think no one knows/that it's not obivious, but unless there's something extremely wrong in addition to the existing problem - deep down, we know. It's just a hard pill to swollow at times. Excuse the pun. It's not easy for anyone - not the person with the addiction nor our loved ones. There's no "who has it worst" either, it's all just bad for everyone involved. It's such a dangerous desease no one wishes for. If we could snap our fingers to make it go away, no one in the entire world would be addicted.
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  518. Sociopath. Eww.
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  519.  @markmac2206  At least the poodle on his head have some brain cells, unlike himself.
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  520. They just opened the comments.. obiviously.
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  521. He's just a fraud. "He can handle money".. lol what? Someone going BANKRUPT 6 TIMES IS NOT GOOD WITH MONEY. He's just a scammy grifter. ALL he did as "prez" was give a tax cut to the richest and put in corporate goons wanting to end democracy and bow down to corporate overlords, as well as killing over half a million people with his complete negliegence. He tried to overthrow democracy- THANKFULLY he's too dumb to actually do so, or anything else. He's not even literate. Can't read. He's a failed traitor and scam artist. Getting money OUT of politics is the way forward, that's essential. Politicians speak for their corporate donors, not the people.. just true progressives who refuse those big donors, like Bernie, Bowman and The Squad speak for the people, as they are not bought by corporations. We don't need even more, fake or not, millionaires or billionaires in public office, OF COURSE they'll only serve their own wealth interests, not the people. Get it in your head, ignorant fool.
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  522. Onision much
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  523.  @joceydragoo8567  Sure, but one would think that if this was a school project, the teacher would've read it and considering the context of the letter, the teacher should 100% went to their parent/s and notify them about the concerning text he'd written. I remember one time in like 9th grade or smthn (when I had a severe case of the emo, to put it like that) we got an assignment to write a story of some sort, can't remember exactly, but it was supposed to be fictional, not personally true like the "letter to my future self" assignment. Considering my emo self I surely ended up writing about something really dark including suicide. Although I totally made something up and it had no resembelance to my life, the teacher still notified my parents about it. Which is why I think it's strange that the teacher didn't notify his parent/s, especially considering it was his thoughts about his own life, which were obiviously tragically dark.
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  524.  @doppiosgf  "Hard to write" wth 😂
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  525.  @msmith53  Germany absolutely learned their lesson, and quickly too. Associating the german population of today, or let alone these past decades after the war (sure, ofc not everyone came around IMMIDIATLY after, and also - MANY germans were also victims of the war, so it's far from like all germans were nazi's), would be hella wrong and ignorant. Germany is a wonderful country with wonderdul people. I'm norwegian myself, which if you know just the basics of geopraphy, you know that we're very close, almost neighbours. We're (somewhat) divided by the ocean lol, but still, not by much. You can travel there (from Norway at least) on a cruiseship in about one day. You CAN drive there as well, but then you have to go through other countries, and that takes much longer than just taking the cruise. Anyways, I'm getting off track here lol. My point is, Germany and nazism have NOTHING but history to do with each other, and that's fortunately the way it's been for most of the time after the war until now. It didn't take them long to put up memorials and everything. They've not tried to hide this history, they've 'embraced it', in lack of a better term. Which I wish is what America would've done with slavery for instance. Instead of hiding history and trying to white wash the story, Germany said to "never forget". They have tons upon tons of memorials, they showcase their entire history. It's not like you see memorial statues on every corner, of course not. Still, the last thing they did was to forget it.. they've surely dealt with that piece of tragic history the best way anyone could. I don't know how they could have done it better, really. Germany surely deserves credit for this. Credit for not trying to hide or minimize any of the terrors that went on. Credit for working hard to write a new and justifiable history. I doubt there's even any german people that even remotely sympathizes with the nazi's (I know I can't think or speak for everyone. Sure, it's absolutely possible that a very small amount of people for whatever reason sympathize with the nazi movement, but no one would dare to even sound like, or cause any suspicion over whether they sympathize with the wrong side of history or not). Were there sympathizers after the war? Absolutely. Did they fade away fairly quickly? Absolutely. I wish americans would act the same way about their own bad parts of their history. Instead, many people want to erase the bad from their history books. They're for whatever reason to scared to let people get an honest and critical education about their dark history. They only want you to focus on Colombus' "good parts", making him more hero-like instead of telling the whole story. Racism is still far too rapid and blatant (obvs, ughh) in the states. Even by seeing how native americans and black people (America's most oppressed people throughout their history) are STILL getting treated unfairly is just awful. If you compare Germany and America today, it's clear as day how much better attitudes they have in Germany, and how much faster they were able to progress. I can't remember when Colombus invaded/colonized America or when slavery was abolished, but I know for sure it's hundreds of years. Now, it says a lot when attitudes from the slavery era is still going around in America, despite how long ago it was (especially compared to how "little" time it was since WW2). America's CLEARLY done so much so terribly wrong when it comes to this. Germany at least managed to "quickly" change their attitudes. You have no excuse for these terrible attitudes STILL being prevalent to this very day. Germany managed to do a complete turn around in just a few years (remember, WW2 ended in 1945 which isn't really that long ago), while America, after hundreds of years, STILL want to remove the ugliest parts of their history. Now that's disgusting. Look, I obvs know there's so much more to American history than just Colombus and slavery, I just picked the two most noteable parts that everyone knows about. America' it's so far past due time to learn. You can't hide your past. Embrace it, so that you can come out even stronger, like Germany so clearly did. Heck, if anything, it would be far more correct to tie nazism to America than Germany. There's faaaaar more nazi-sympathizers over there than in Germany, or even Europe as a whole. That's scary. Saying neo-nazi would be more correct tho, I get that. I'm very aware of how America was an important ally for us to win the war, but still. That good fact doesn't change the disgusting fact that there are so many proud nationalists, neo-nazi's, white supremacists etc freely and proudly roaming around, shouting their beliefs out loud, with no shame. This has got to stop. Nazism of any kind should've officially ended in every way decades ago. It should have been properly over and done with in 1945. It's time to learn from, value and embrace history, to make the world better for literally everyone. It's clear as day that not hiding your bad past, but learning and growing from it is the much better option. Stop the white washing!!!
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  526.  @YeeSoest  Been thinking the same thing as a norwegian/scandinavian (meh, not too far off from Europe lol, we have our part there as well). America's one of those countries that both have been hit extremely hard and will continue to worsen. The sad thing too is that their actions contribute to so much damage all around the world to those living in certain (usually extremely poor and nature reliant) areas. The worst culprits like the states don't only ruin themselves, they ruin the entire globe.
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  527.  @leonornoivo487  The thing is that everybody gets anxious in certain warranted situation. Experiencing an emotion does not mean you have anxiety. People usually just say they have anxiety instead of "I struggle with general anxiety disorder" for instance, it's just easier. But the difference is real. People that are actually diagnosed with any of the different anxiety disorders experience IRRATIONAL fear even when not warranted. For example, being scared to go to the grocery store. There's no logical reason for your body to get alarmed, yet it does. That's the thing about anxiety, it's simply not logical. Being anxious/scared/afraid before performing, going to court or whatever situation that can be scary is normal. That doesn't mean you have anxiety, it means your body works.
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  528. *Most kids suck tho lol, srsly
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  529.  @anotherone8941  gen z are kids watchu talking about
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  530.  @strangeanimations588  Yes it is. Teenager is still a child. You're legally a child up until 18.
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  531. Congratulations! You just recieved your bronze medal for third place in the spam run! 🙄🙃
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  532.  @carrienicholasxo415  I hope you manage to find some peace and happiness. I am proud of you for daring to speak out. That takes guts!
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  533.  @realtaiter3991  What do you mean by "woman can have their feelings changed"!?.. I, uh.. what?
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  534. Fr, it's so scary to watch. I'm not even american, and the way things are going, it's not looking good. Heck, it's actually scary stuff. This is the last thing ANYONE wants. Still.. finally for once, maybe America FINALLY will able to think domestically for once, instead of acting like the world's police, as if you have some sort of moral high ground, giving you the "duty" to "implememt democracy" upon other countries (while all you're actually doing is enriching yourselves on other's pain and resources). It's time to look inwards, maybe you'll finally be able to actually learn something. The America we once thought we knew is dead. For all I know it may have always been merely an illusion, but now you're not even left with a fancy fasade to hide behind, anymore.. if you continue like this, America, it will only get uglier and uglier.. just like the awful, non-sugar coated truth you're all living with.
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  535. Totally the same here! His estimate was extremely low.. and that was what he claimed was AVERAGE!? Damn. It just seems way too low. I know this is old, but c'mon it's not THAT old to justify that average. That number HAS to be wrong.
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  536. This is why America needs change. Partly.. there are many more reasons America needs change, but this. I don't understand why you want so many deaths by guns. (I know most americans wants stricter gun laws, I obiviously don't mean "everyone" literally, just sayin)
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  537. Not good.
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  538. Oh jeeez.. what was your impression of him during high school?
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  539. Pretty much the same here in Norway, especially with the Parliament thing. We never only have two parties. We have countless parties. There's one absolute winner, but that party HAS TO choose to other parties to cooperate with. Then there's also several other parties in parliament, and they get as many seats as they've recieved votes, sort of. Our democracy just works democratically, as it should. Majority rules.
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  540. I've said this before, and I'll say it again.. I have nothing but respect and admiration for this honorary vet, Mr. Richard Ojeda for his integrity, pure kindness, honesty, passion, engagement, high sense of morals, compassion, empathy, honesty, ambission, care, willpower, decensy, his strong sense of community, fellow(wo)manship, humanity and inclusivity regardless of anyone's differences/human traits that partly represents who they are, such as their sex and/or gender, race, skin tone sexuality, age, abilities (or lack thereof), body type, weight and height, ethnicity and so forth, along with so much more nice and respectful about him. The literal only impression I've gotten from him is of him just being a genuine and straight up good man with nothing but good intentions, fighting for the world to become a better place for not just himself, but for everyone no matter where they live and their country of origin and social and/or wealth-status who deserves it (as in most people); by which I mean as in not including big oil, big pharma and just corporate goons and bafoons in general, especially those who directly causes harm onto both the earth's enviromental health as well as earth's ecosystem's health (as in everything and everyone from our woods and forests and vegetation in general, to all living creatures from microbiomes and insects to all seacreatures and birds, from tigers and lions and elephants, to apes and gorillas, to cats and dogs and hamsters and ferrets, and to last but not least us humans).. As in also of course excluding all of those who cares more about power, money and wealth rather than our health and prosperity, to big pharma businessfolks who'd rather see you, your family and friends SUFFER AND DIE literally JUST to make a slightly bigger profit and those kinds of people.. as in wealthy and corrupt people who exploit those beneath them, whether they're a corrupt politician or corporate media figure, or the CEO of a corrupt corporation who's colluding with the same corrupt politicians who then further colludes with the corrupted corporate media who systemically lies and decieves us regular people who are just trying to get by in life bothering no one, yet still gets beat down by different kinds of authorities to varying degrees based on our social- and geological factors and wealth- and economic structures. So to summarize and finish this off, I truly appreciate the Honorary veteran Mr. Richard Ojeda for his selfless and respected, integral and honest hard work and sacrifices throughout his life. I appreciate hearing the views and stands on all kinds of issues due to his noted passion, engament, and especially considering all of his life experiences. Do I completely agree with every single thing he says at all times? No, but.. that would be impossible, and I'm not this kind of echo chamber-person anyway, so I'll never agree with anything and literally everything someone says, no matter how much I generally agree with them; whether it's Mr. Ojeda himself or anyone else. Just like Mr. Ojeda, I also have a high standard of concepts such as integrity, (self) respect, honesty and critical thinking skills, which naturally results in disagreements every now and then. Considering we're both progressives, I'll obiviously end up in agreement most of the time, and whenever my viewpoints differ, it's never been due to anything other than simple differences in viewpoints, however never anything so different that I'm unable to respect the difference in opinion (don't get me wrong, I always, no matter how much I disagree with or disprove of someone else's view/opinion, I'll ALWAYS respect and appreciate other's rights to have and share their opinion, as long as said opinion isn't harmful to anyone or any community of especially already disenfranchised (groups of) people. I'll always respect people's right to their own opinion, but I also stand by my own right to disapprove both silently and vocally. Many people seem to forget the incredibly important distinction between respecting other's right to hold their own opinion and respecting the opinion itself. Decent people should always respect each other's general and important right to hold their own opinion. That however does not mean that you have to respect or validate/legitimize the opinion itself. Many people, ESPECIALLY repukelikkkunts, obiviously fundementalists as well and religious people are completely unable to grasp this simple concept, and are complete hypocrites regarding this simple concept. They DEMAND respect and honor from other people, yet do the last thing from returning the deed back. Just last night, a new friend of mine who believes in the traditional Christian god went all in on me for the simple act of me just saying that I personally don't believe in the god he believes in, or any other higher deity/power, after telling him that I do fully and completely respect his right and choice to believe in that himself. So he had been preaching for some time about god this, and god that, Jesus this and Jesus that and so forth, which by itself I take no issue with. If he feels religion is good and fulfilling to him, then who am I to say otherwise or anything like that? That's not my place or for me to do. However, I started getting a bit annoyed when he not just kept on going on and on and on preaching about this and that, but also really severly tried to impose and project his belief onto me in what only became a more and more disrespectful way. I simply told him that "hey, I'm an atheist. I always have been and always will be. It's great that you personally find solace and peace through your faith, but I would appreciate for you to not claim that not only am I wrong for not believing, but also that it's not okay, even disrespectful of me to not follow your specific personal faith". Simple and fair enough, right? Well apparantly not for him. His (lack of) logic was that not only should I respect his faith (which I already do; as in despite my lack of respect for religion as a whole in general, I still value and respect other people's faith and right to believe in whatever religionnthey want to believe in. So I don't respect or value religion, the concept of it itself, but I do however 100% respect and appreciate people's faith and their right to practise), but I "must" (yes, he actually DEMANDED this of me, ughh sigh) accept god and Jesus into my soul.. wow. In order to maks him understand my viewpoint here, I told him to flip the situation the other way around to where in this made up scenario that I, the atheist tried to make you stop believing in god and Christianity. I said this to try to make him understand how disrespectful his demands for me was. He obiviously said that I was being ridicolous and that it was extremely disrespectful, yet he STILL somehow did not understand that him doing the EXACT SAME was also extremely disrespectful... I mean, wow. Sadly, this has happened to me COUNTLESS of times, mostly with Christian folks but not exclusively.. it's mind boggling to me why this concept is SO HARD to grasp for so many people. Moral of the story people, is this.. treat others the way you'd want to be treated yourself by others. Learn to agree to disagree. Stand up for others rights, whether they personally affect you or not. All in all, lastly - just be kind to your friends, family and those around you, including yourself.
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  541. She is confused and shouldn't have had officers respond AT ALL. She wasn't doing anything illegal. Her husband called for paramedics, and the cops showed up, only frightening her, making it worse for literally EVERYONE. This is not okay. It's so not entitlement at all, holy.. ugh. This is a great example of why you people in the states need police reform and health care reform (aka universal health care). Other programs which can respond as well with no lethal force. Police are trained to handle criminals, not non-violent sick people.
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  542. YESSSSSS
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  543.  @jackies.6211  This!!
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  544.  @jessh4016  Well that depends on the individual situation, doesn't it? I have both a very much loving dog and cat, and trust me when I say their sheer presence in my life alone has literally saved my life multiple times (due to them being there for me at all times to remind me, aka 'snap me out' of that state of such severly deep depression that all I want is to.. (let's just put it mildly by saying) finally stop the suffering/endless battle with my own mentally ill mind that periodically makes life too difficult to handle. They truly are my saviours and to me they are my immidiate, closest family/loved ones that I don't have the heart to leave, because despite how I don't give a fvck about my own presence and feel like too much of a burden to go on, I deep down know that they would be far too heartbroken, so whenever it sadly gets too dark and meaningless for me to go on for myself, I continue going on, fighting, for them.. my babies. I could never do that to them, so knowing that they need me as much as I need them is enough to go on, even in my darkest moments where it all feels pointless. We need each other.. it's sad to say, but in my darkest hours, I'm reminded of my value to at least them, making it at least a bit easier to continue to fight my way to the little possibility I feel that one day, I will find enough happiness, peace and strength inside of me. That's a BIG DEAL. I also struggle with severe C-PTSD, severe addictions (opiates/heroin for the most part regarding addiction, though also a heavy reliance on benzodiazepines/aka sedatives such as xanax etc.). I'm not explaining this for any kind of sympathy, I don't need or want that - especially not from strangers. I'm explaining this for those who don't seem to understand the incredible deep connection people can form from animals/pets. I would do ANYTHING to protect them. If any human tried to hurt them even in the slightest, I'd fight for them as if they were my literal children. I severly doubt I would ever find myself in a situation where the "choice" is between the life of either one of or both of my beloved pets and another human being, it just doesn't seem realisitc. Regardless, I'd absolutely fight like hell for them if need be. However.. if an innocent human being got severly attacked from a dog for instance or some other kind of animal, I would absolutely aid the person - but that situation also depends on whether it's a matter of life or death, defenseless people like children or handicapped people - whomever, again innocent who did not incite any kind of animal ab*se mailiciously. However, if a person maliciously attacked another dog or something, I would try to defend the dog (or cat etc. - esp domesticated pets). It ALL depends a whole lot on the individual situation, all the variables and factors and so forth. You jist seem to make it all so black and white.. that regardless of the individual circumstances, humans always, REGARDLESS are more important to save. I disagree with that.. context matters a whole heck of a lot in such awful matters. In general, just due to my PERSONAL situation and circumstances, I generally care more about innocent pets and animals. Again, especially domesticated animals as they are just as much part of the family as people are. That's how I view it, and know many others who do. Again though, it ALWAYS depends. It's okay to disagree about this, but trying to make this a clear cut, open and shut case that humans always comes before animals (despite humans literally just being another species of animals.. we just happen to be on top of the food chain). To me, my personal relation to pets/animals and humans is a key part in my view. OF COURSE I care more about the life of my two own pets that I consider to be an equal part of the rest of my family than I care about human strangers. I find that to be completely natural. Ya know, it always just depends. There's really no point in this discussion, as there is no such thing as a universal answer or standard. Now, as a final point, I do agree with the TS's comment about the weirdness/disapproval of dogs, cats or whatever else kind of pet being just considered "a quirky trend". That's just odd to me. Don't get a pet just because it's somehow considered "quirky'', "trendy" or whatever. Now that's just hella weird and pointless.. rather stupid, to say the least. I don't at all respect ANY pet owner who gets a pet just because they're cute or whatever the hell. Only truly loving, responsible and people who genuinly love pets should have them, and for them - people like me, there is nothing at all that's odd about it or whatever else kind of adjective one would use. It's okay to like and love pets, just as it's okay to not like them. Hating pets however seems far more silly to me. Essentially what I'm saying here, no extremes are usually good. I understand that one may grow a hatred, or negative feelings generally towards any pet or animal IF something truly awful happened where someone got seriously harmed. I get that. However.. being annoyed over people who are animal lovers, and/or pets/animals in general for no reason, who goes out of their way to let anyone and everyone know how much you dislike or hate pets and/or animals sort of like "just because".. wth? It's okay to not be a fan or lover yourself. Irrational disdain or hatred however says more about that person than the pets/animals themselves.. Key word being irrational. Just to flip the argument a bit - I don't like babies or kids. However, I absolutely don't hate them or have any disdain for them. I of course care about their well being, because I'm not a fricking monster. Same thing goes for pets and animals. That's it. It's really that simple. I value living life. We all like and dislike different things and species and such, which is perfectly fine, perfectly normal. It's just when disinterest turns into irrational fear, disdain or hatred that's of issue. I don't see how this position is not the rstional position. I'm not "taking a side" or whatever. I just happen to care more about pets than humans - in general. That can absolutely shift based on if we're talking about strangers/someone we don't share a bond with, and vice versa. I don't see how that's irrational or illogical at all. You do know it's entirely possible to not have to choose either or, right? I guess the key in all of this is the bond and relationship we have to whatever living being we're talking about.
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  545. THANKU so annoying, hate those people
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  546. Since I'm nosy and curios.. can anyone just summarize what CrÃĻme Lynn/Kremlin said here since all the comments have been deleted? Is it the same poop that Mary (Lynn?.. or whatever the account name was, someone mentioned it here but I can't remember the exact name...) I read the thread where Mary 'something' spewed all the typical anti-liberal nonsense, was it the same thing? Btw, I don't engage with these people usually, especially when I know it's just another Russian bot or whatever because.. that's EXACTLY what they want, so doing anything else but not reply at all + report the comments is foolish, and since I'm no fool, I don't engage (with fools). .. That doesn't mean I'm not curious tho, and while it's good that the comments gets reported and deleted is good, not being able to read the stupidity for myself kinda annoys the hell outta my (petty,) curious self! ðŸĪ“ðŸĪĄðŸ˜…😅
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  547. Neither is okay. This just made me literally sick, I could barely listen. This caused a severe reaction in me, and trust me when I say I'm no delicate flower in any way. I love gore and usually seek danger instead of avoiding it.. this tho. Ew. Just ew. This is no laughing matter at all, and the fact that Bannon (GROSS) and the other dude got creeped out is just a testament to just how creepy this was listening to. Bannon's face is like a gore movie itself, so when all of a sudden his face made common sense, that's just..holy crap. This is just predatory.
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  548.  @xXSuReaLXx  Just because the millitary industrial complex and elitist, corrupt politicians are guilty of this, doesn't mean that a vet is to blame for it. How cruel. Vets deserve respect.
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  549.  @xXSuReaLXx  Regardless, no need to bring it up here. Not the right time or place, dude.
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  550.  Joy Jones  As a recovery addict with lots of experience in many ways, you're dead wrong and ignorant.
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  551.  @Kosovar_Chicken  I 100% support psychedelics in so many ways for many people, but what you're doing here makes me sick. Ugh. A personal experience of your's does not relate to all other people. The world is not that black and white. No size fits all.
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  552. Not to mention the HUGE enviromental costs of mining.. that's THE LAST thing we need right now, fighting big fossil fuel is far more than enough of an issue alone, without adding the enviromental costs of cryptomining on top of that as well.. ughh. The enviromental issues are my only reason to object, because I simply, like 99.99 percent of other people, don't understand it lol. The scam- and ransom dangers as well seems scary in addition. I absolutely acknowledge just how little I know about crypto stuff, other than the fact that it is "some kind" of currency, it's enviromental costs and it's dangerous scam- and ransom potentials. I don't see ANY positives about it (again, from the little I understand about it). Like.. what exactly is it's (potential) upsides? All I see is already known large downsides, and dangerous risks. I don't see any positives that outweigh it's risks.
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  553.  @stecymwachia2691  Lol i saw this a long time ago I remember. First time I've said first tho, give me a break 😭😂
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  554. They're safe. No scam companies could ever make sellable vaccines. They're HEAVILY regulated and tested in science labs before they even test it in human trials, and they have to be safe for them to come out on the market.
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  555.  @marvinthemaniac7698  ..but she didn't choose the addiction.
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  556.  @ÐĨаÐŧÐļОаŅ‚ÐŊОаÐīаÐĩÐēа28  Agreed! Just on a sidenote, your personality is pretty much completely developed by the age of 7, not 5. Just to mention it;)
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  557. If you try to teach someone to be good BECAUSE someone is watching, you best believe that they will do some dumb/awful shit when no one is watching. Not a good way to teach someone to behave.
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  558. How long is the show, really? I'm wondering how much they cut out.
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  559.  @reaganmorrison681  ..no?
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  560. Right, wth!?!? "Coworkers are nasty to me, so let me fix that by fixing MY SKIN!" Ugh. This is such poor taste.
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  561. So much for a CHILD
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  562. @SeeNoEvilHearNoEvil No one "should" do that. If that's what they WANT, then sure, go right ahead. Not everyone wants the same.
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  563.  @catormw  Damn, right okay. Sounds like a good dude doing awesome and important stuff!
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  564.  @jaybee1248  And? There are MANY states that do things and have laws and regulations that are HELLA weird. So.. the fact that some states in one (developed) country does something, makes it right? Is that it? There's a reason (well, several) most states in America as well as no other developed country uses lie detector tests as proof in court. Remember that even the person that made those things up, says they don't really work (as intented). It's also important to note that even if the test was always 100% accurate, they only detect what the test subject PERCIEVES to be truthful, not what's ACTUALLY true. Like.. say you were to believe that the sky was green, not blue. You're subjected to that test, and the question is if the sky is blue, you'll answer no. The test will pick that up as truthful, despite how false it really is. See the point? It's understandable to use during investigations, but not as factual evidence in court, as it proves nothing. It's way too subjective. What some states in America do doesn't set the standard for what's right and fair. If what you're saying is true, then those states act irresponsibly. Most people really think that lie detector tests are a good and valid tool, when they're really not. So when a test is admitted and presented as evidence in court in front of a jury obvs consisting of "regular" citizens, they can be easily swayed by just that, as many people think they work really well, and is actual evidence and factual. It can truly cause innocent people wrongful convictions, as well as guilty people getting free. Allowing lie detector tests as part of the evidence should be cause for a mistrial, but that won't happen and the verdict won't be fair if they're allowed in court.
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  565. People both work and live differently. No need to judge them. They have a lot on their plate.
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  566.  @gabbyperez518  That's what I said.
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  567.  @NA-dr9os  A stroke lol
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  568.  @Jane-yg3vz  no one said that, jeez.
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  569. ðŸĪĢðŸĪĢ
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  570.  @sealin01  Still, there's no need to make it complicated. Parts go in order for a reason.
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  571.  @SignedOff402  Fr.
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  572. Fr. Ugh.
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  573. So new 😂
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  574. Wth is that?
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  575.  @janusgahrstre1998  Okay, now you're just stupid. Fr. "WW3". Right.
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  576.  @xgengx7530  IF you're already predisposed, then yes. Otherwise, no. This has been researched quite a lot. Drugs (including weed) has the potential to trigger things like scizophrenia. The thing is tho, it still isn't the weed's fault. If weed doesn't trigger it, something else surely will at some point. Although this is fairly rare, that's what CAN have the possibility to become harmful. We simply don't know what we're predisposed to and what is going to trigger that. That's what makes any drug use scary. Although I advocate for all drugs to at least be decriminalized and for weed to be legalized, I still think that if you're able to stay away from whatever drugs, then do so. Still, as long as you're aware of both the potential pros and cons, wait 'til you're a certain age and do it responsibly, go right ahead. For many people, weed can be absolutely great - even life saving. If you for instance have epilepsy that is hard to control, there's nothing wrong with trying weed as long as your doctor is well informed on it and have thought of and tried other treatments first. This is till individual tho. In other cases, say you're heavily addicted to hard drugs like heroin, meth, pills etc. and you find quitting everything is too hard, there's nothing wrong with smoking weed if that's what keeps you from going back to a highly dangerous lifestyle. So this is all individual. It's good or even life changing/saving for some, but for other people it's not at all good. So it's impossible to say that weed is either good or bad in general. I guess I'd say that weed is at least not harmful in MOST people (doing it responsibly, this is key), but it would be stupid and ignorant of me ti say that it's ALWAYS good. Weed in it's own nature isn't harmful at all. It's all the other possible factors that can make weed seem bad. Yet, just because someone has bad reactions to it doesn't mean that weed is dangerous. Nothing is that black and white. An analogy I like to use is to think about allergies. Just because some people can get severe allergic reactions to whatever (grass, peanuts, apples, dogs, cats etc.) doesn't mean that dogs etc. are bad. Hope this makes sense.
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  577. I feel too targeted 💀
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  578. WHAT THE ACTUAL
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  579. Nah, far from it. This is not a race issue at all, it happens in just about any culture or country worldwide.
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  580.  @saigie3908  Sure, but it mostly happens the other way around.
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  581. Wtf
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  582.  @saucelessbones5872  He said "maybe some bleach, by INJECTIONS in your arm??" (paraphrazing just a little here, but he said inject bleach).
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  583.  @rawr333r  Oh, absolutely. It's very much needed, it just needs to become so incredibly much better..
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  584. YES!! And DO NOT forget NINA TURNER as well!!! She's DA BOMB. Hello, somebody!
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  585. Redumblicunts?
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  586. The mom is the biggest part, lol. She raised him that way. I don't really blame him (much). Like Phil said in another video years ago, "The reason you scream this loud is because you don't know how to scream louder".
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  587.  @toddlevine9377  Absolutely perfect statement.
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  588. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  589. :_TYTCookie:
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  590.  @malcolmknox8130  AND the corporate dems!! But ofc, ESPECIALLY the ENTIRE GOP and 45, the baffoon.
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  591. Atheist + claiming the virus came from "god".. huh? That makes no sense at all lol. The true origin of the virus is not yet known, there's still only enough information to speculate whether it came from nature itself, a mishap at the lab "unleashing the beast", which couldn't be stopped before it was too late.. or something more nufarious.. we just don't know yet, we can only speculate. Not that it's origin really matters - the fight against covid won't change based on knowing the origin for certain. We can't let those questions distract us from the current ongoing fight against the virus.
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  592.  Veehaan Patel  She's in denial/covering for him.
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  593. He's toxic. I believe that if the young woman get proper help and leave him, she could become a good mother. I don't have faith in the dude, tho.
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  594. I'd love to have a family like that. That of course is not okay in a family like those on this clip. Emotional extortion and enabling is not okay. They're all at fault here, but like Phil said, the 25 y/o is the squeeky wheel everybody obiviously looks at because his behaviour is so bad. So I'm saying, in a functional family that would be absolutely great! Although my parents and most of the rest of my family accepts that I smoke weed (because I live on my own in my own apartment while working a fair amount while taking care of my "kids", aka my dog and my cat.. also, I'm not a douchebag) as long as I don't do it at their houses. If they visit me on the other hand, my rules goes and they know and find it okay that they can't tell me to not smoke. So I think that's very fair tbh. In situations similar to mine - go ahead. In situations like in this clip tho, that's not at all okay.
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  595.  @saturationstation1446  lol wait what? that's just wrong bruh
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  596. This deserves way more upvotes tho
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  597. I think you're good. It's just about impossible to eat healthy all the time, and that meal every once in a while isn't that bad if it's just once in a while and you otherwise have at least a fairly healthy lifestyle;)
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  598. Stop using mental illness as a defense anyway. It's not helping us that are mentally ill - not only is it enabling, it's kinda saying that we never know any better BECAUSE of our illness/es. That's a harmful and offensive statement. I get that not everyone knows right from wrong, especially with certain disorders or degrees of whatever disorder(s) present, but most of us do.
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  599. Wth
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  600.  @smkh2890  uhm wut??
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  601. Phil, that was DISGUSTING. It's also disgusting seeing so many harsh comments from people who act like experts on addiction, saying it's her fault and that she should just stop.. WHICH WOULD KILL HER. Shame on you. Sidenote: I really appreciate all else of you who show compassion and empathy. THANK YOU.
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  602. "Except from being anti-trump" like that's a bad thing..
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  603. Oh, come on. She can handle herself. She's highly intelligent and knows what she's doing. It's not like wealthy people haven't tried several times on her, already.. no need to get worked up by a dress - the MET is in NY, and it's common for NY representatives to attend - and she used that situation to her advantage. The gala is in fact after all a fundraising event, so people can visit the Metropolitan museum free of any charges. Her policies aren't about villifying the rich and wealthy at all, it's simply and common sensically about having them PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE of taxes which they now barely even do at all. If her attending some fancy events and meeting celebrities and wealthy people would somehow persuade her into going corrupt, she would've been corrupted a long time ago, but she's not. Like.. I don't see anybody b!tching about Bernie Sanders being both progressive and wealthy. People really be acting like it's impossible to hold on to your values, morals, core beliefs and principles. She's literally just logically believing in and advocating for fair tax rates FOR ALL, as opposed to now where social welfare is payed TO the wealthiest for all kinds of things BY the poor and ever-dying/shrinking middle class. She understands that that is not an equitable, reasonable, fair or equitable taxing system. It makes no sense for the poorest among us to pay THE MOST without ever recieving ANYTHING from those taxes, but have to see that hard earned money given back to the wealthy and corporations - and the same wealthy people and corporations pay FAR, FAR LESS percentage and actual income wise, yet somehow still benefit the most off of others who can't even afford basic necessities. Now that's infuriating. It's not about taxing the rich "just to add on more taxes" or whatever, the issue is that the system is entirely broken and turned on it's head. That's what AOC and progressives wants to change asap, as literally every single person would greatly benefit from it, but no.. now that's impossible due to corruption and greed.. the wealthy are exploiting the actual, representative population's work, health, needs, practically every single apsect of their entire being is fully exploited. They just ensure that they buy enough politician's votes, so the government put in place, FOR the people, BY the people, OF the people, will favorize their corrupt and greedy donors instead of the people at large. But then to also having all these money-grabbing, power hungry and selfish politicians willing to sell out the interests of their country and constituents to buy political power is so incredibly anti-democracy, and it NEEDS to stop. AOC is the least of the problem - she truly is a part of the solution. People focuse way too much on finding ANYTHING to critisize her for - both from people on the right AND left. Yet she's one of the few people, among the rest of the progressives who actually fight for equality, equity, fairness and justice. It's a GOOD thing for her to bring attention to that problem in a unique way - it got people talking, right? Now people have been FORCED to talk about taxing the rich, AOC and the progressive movement. It got people engaged. If there's one thing the left and the right can agree on, is that we all HATE corruption and money in politics. That's partly why the right wing (and sadly many so called "moderate" aka conservative or corporate democrats) are constantly desperate to nitpick their every move, actions, speech, LITERALLY ANYTHING - they KNOW that policy wise, the vaaaast majority of all americans across ALL party lines and non/apolitical people fully agrees with progressive agendas, so they CONSTANTLY fight against the progressive movement/FORCES to try to deligitimaze them.. they KNOW that progressive policies are the most popular and effective ones, but the ruling class are afraid of losing their rigged, corrupt ultimate power, rule and status quo designed to only benefit them, and them alone. Aaand because of course AOC being a young, intelligent woman of color, who's incredibly popular, she's an easy target to focus on. They are so afraid of her and the rest of the progressives, so they continue fighting her and the movement she's a big part of, so the greedy and corrupted can continue taking advantage of and exploiting the majority to continue their corrupted power at the expense of the voters, the workers, the everyone, THE PEOPLE. She's a disrupting force to the status quo rigged in the favour of them, the smallest minority with no ends to their wicked, destructive, corrupted ways. There's no end to how far they're willing to go to ensure they'll always be the ruling class, no matter how authoritarian their methods. Power is all to them, and they don't like "disrupters" like AOC, to put it mildly.. so why should we also be overly critical of her every move, as if doing just that doesn't distract from the real issues? Getting pressed about her attenting a Met Galla in a unique, tho stupidly "controversial" dress sparking a conversation about the very real, common sensical and tangible message? Getting pressed about that is sooo useless and silly, the left can get so cynical at times, jeez. Expecting that from the right is obivious, but the true left must stop eating their own. Hold people accountable? Absolutely. This, tho... just goes too far, and it helps nobody. Focus on what matters, don't get caught up getting overly critical, cynical and reactive where that's not in any way warranted. It's pathetic and hysterical. Don't get it twisted. She won't lose her principles by attending an high end galla in a dress with an appropriate and relevant message. If you think so, then you're hella underestimating her intelligence and integrity. Don't worry about an event or a donated dress, worry about her message. Imagine if everyone redirected their attention, focus and anger away from the superficial aspects here to the actual message itself... now THAT could help truly move the needle in the right way, instead of wasting time moaning about what matters the very least. Ughh, my goodness, the theathre outrage and hysteria says a whole big lot more about them and their integrity than hers. Don't lose sight on what really matters. Seriously, this is pathetic.
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  604.  @Yng619  Who was Natasha? I can't remember and it's a pain in the behind to look for it in the video lol Regardless.. I can't see anyone of them not needing clown makeup to be a clown, your comment was just.. weird. 🙂🙃🙃ðŸĪĄðŸĪĄðŸĪĄ
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  605. Love Alexandra, hate Constance, and the white dude was so annoying.. he seemed incredibly sheltered. No wonder, catholic children usually are very sheltered from the real world.
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  606.  @GazB85  LOL.
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  607. That's weed for you right there
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  608.  @popperpoppler4569  Dense coming from a republican
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  609.  @haileybad  It's not murder, it's a medical procedure:) Get your facts straight. And no, OPINION is not fact.
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  610. They should've realized a LONG, long time ago that the marriage is dead. Extremely dead. Buried, so to speak. How these people doesn't get it is beyond me.
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  611. The vegan dude with braids wasn't really that annoying tho. The girl? YES FUCK HER OMG. The dude? Sure, I may not agree with everything he said but he was at least respectful.
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  612.  @democraticrepublicofzibers7112  Wow. I'm thankful af to not be as ignorant and/or indoctrinated as you are. What a terrible, SENSELESS statement. Jfc.
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  613. Although the financial part is obvs extremely important, what's even more important is for the child to grow up in a safe and stable enviroment. Letting kids live in whatever kind of chaos is abusive. They notice and understand sooo much more than many people think. They learn their behaviours more by their parents actions, than their words. "If mommy does it, I can do it". "Daddy's hitting mommy, that's what daddy's do".. and so forth. It's so much better for any child to grow up with less money and just "stuff" than "having it all" without any stability, certainty and safety. A child is better off with one parent that loves and cares for them, living in a shelter than living in a big house with one or two parents that pays no attention to them, with parents who fights, both verbally and/or physically, emotionally distant parents etc. The child doesn't care about if they have the best and most toys, the prettiest clothes, high-end food, nice furniture, all of that. That doesn't matter. They're perfectly happy with just the basics. As long as their needs are met and they are and feel loved and safe, having the certainty that no matter what, they have a loving, protecting parent. If possible, sure, having a two-parent household in their own house/apartment, financial security and love and affection from parents who also are loving and affectionate towards each other is ideal, but having that "white picket fence"-dream is just a dream for most people. Although that's what many people want, they simply can't have it. So as long as the kid(s) always comes first and they are secure and properly nurtured, they don't really need more than that. Stability, safety, security, love and care is what matters. Not the money. I'm not saying to go ahead and just get a baby despite being too poor to ensure their safety, health and wellbeing, not at all. Getting your stuff together and knowing that you can take good care of both yourself and your kid(s) should be a priority before getting pregnant. People should never just get a baby and "figure it out" as they go. Not at all, that's extremely irresponsible. You're creating life, after all. I'm just making the important point that money alone will never be good enough on it's own.
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  614.  Jevante H  ..?
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  615. I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT NOTICED HAHA
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  616. @UCJjyiyIk4nWczsGw6xtWWEQ Lol okay sooooo you're saying FAUX hosts don't have the same inherent emotions everyone on the planet have? ðŸĪ” Hmmmm, mkay then. Makes sense. Secondly, no. He said that he have a right to know that he won't be exposed to a dangerous virus while on an airplane; essentially that he have a right, like anyone else to be safe. Whether by means of proof of vaccination or a valid, negative test before entering - as long as the public don't have to worry about their own health and safety. It's literally the same principle as eveey other safeguard we have everywhere, like ensuring that nobody brings weapons or drugs etc. Same thing. You have every right to harm or put yourself in danger, just not anyone else. Your right to do "whatever" stops the second that "right" potentially or definitely infringes on anyone else's equal rights. It never seizes to amaze me how hard that is for so many people to understand. Also as a sidenote: just concluding that what you're saying is right by slapping on "for obivious reasons" at the end is stupid. Especially since this is suuuuuuch a difficult issue for you, an issue you just can't stop arguing about, then obiviously, there's no such thing as "for obivious reasons" here. Obiviously. Then when it comes to the age-thing.. my goodness. Okay, let's just say you're right and this is "old people stuff". Are we not supposed to care about their health and lives? Their rights? 'Cause that's very much what you're saying there in that statement. You're wrong anyway.. sure, in the beginning it affected mostly older people, but far from just old people. Throughout it all, it's affected those with the weakest lungs and immune system, those with other issues and diseases like obesity/morbid obesity, asthma, cancer etc. Although younger people are generally more healthy and older people generally are in worse health, it's far from a reasonable generality to go by, as there are so many not just young people (say 20-40/50), but children, including toddlers with all kinds of health issues. Many of these people simply don't have adequate health to even get vaccinated, especially those who are immunocompromised. That's one of the main factors herd immunity is crucial. Most of us are healthy enough/have "normal" functioning immune systems to handle both illnesses and especially vaccinations. Those among us, who consist of literally ALL AGES, don't have any choice but to rely on the rest of us acting appropriatly, by protecting ourselves, which then automatically protects those voulnerable among us. We also have to take into account that as the virus have been allowed to get stronger and more resistent, even healthy people face bigger and bigger risks ourselves. There's been a steady increase of young and healthy people becoming very sick, many requiring hospitalization, some even dying. Getting vaccinated and following other basic guidelines like staying clean, coughing and sneezing into a tissue or whatever instead of just out in the open, keeping apporpriate distance etc DOES WORK. We're not just doing this to protect ourselves, but everyone else as well. If only America handled this appropriatly from the beginning, you wouldn't have 700 000 (or so) DEATHS in America alone, and covid wouldn't be able to form stronger variants, like the one domimating now, the Delta variant. If you look at stats from America where the rules have been generally quite relaxed, to other nations that took it VERY SERIOUSLY from start, where the attitude was more 'one for all, and all for one', the percentage of both death, hospitalization and infections, it's clear as day that social distancing methods work, and the super strong efficasy of the vaccines. Those nations that took it seriously from top to bottom have almost no cases anymore, and extremely low numbers of infections, and nearly no deaths and very low hospitalization numbers. It's extremely clear that the health guidelines put in place worked extremely well, and as soon as vaccinations became more and more available, it's almost entirely gone.. at least very close to it. This is pure science and logic. People like you who only care about yourself, who complained about not being able to get haircuts and such, who refused to wear masks and refuse to take the vaccine are part of the reason why this have been dragged out further. You've only worked against your own interests and wishes by refusing to take it seriously. If you took it seriously from the beginning, you could've gotten back to normal much quicker.. but oh no. Your actions helped covid flourish instead of the economy, your access to a normal life without restrictions etc. With every action comes a reaction, and your actions helped cause the exact reactions you've been protesting against. Congratulations.
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  617.  @natashanka  I really think so too:/ It feels like he goes extra hard on especially alcoholics but drug addicts in general, probably because his father was an alcoholic. I get the sense that he's venting his resentment of addicts on the addicts that seeks help from his show, since he didn't get the chance to take it up with his father. Just something I think, at least..
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  618. Nah, just because you're crazy af doesn't mean you're on drugs. A lot of people just are straight up crazy. He seems to me to be a sociopath or something along those lines. He doesn't look drugged.. which I guess you could say is even more scary.
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  619.  @Durka-Durka  Huh?? Alrighty, then:))
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  620. Wtffff
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  621.  @brienodoyle5137  What's up with you projecting your own abhorrent behaviour onto everyone else? Have you really convinced yourself THAT MUCH that invading women's personal space is acceptable? What a damaged individual you are.. and I'm sure you also have a belief that you have that right, and if anyone complains about it, they're just being "prudes" or something along those lines. It's really amazingly clear that you've convinced yourself that you're ENTITLED to touch and grab women without consent - that you somehow "deserve it", and anyone who complains about yours' and others inappropriate touching, "hugging" and grabbing are the problem, instead of yourself. Check yourself and keep your gross hands to yourself, mr. Creep! You just sl wrong and digusting - EWW. ðŸĪĒðŸĪŪðŸĪŪ
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  622. Mehh, I'd say it's fairly normal. I started smoking cigarettes and weed, drinking, running away from home and all when I was around 14-15 (which absolutely is early, but most of the rest of my class followed along when they became like 15-17) and I started experimenting with psychedelics at age 17, which is also when I moved out on my own. I may have been a bit early, but most people my age were never really that far behind from me. It also has a lot to do with your enviroment, your family, socioeconomoc status etc. What this girl here's doing isn't abnormal at least.
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  623. Common sense, people.. common sense.
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  624.  @gregoryjones7712  Oh stop it you fool.
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  625.  @AmazingAutist  Fr.. bots are just about everywhere, but DANNNG they're reeeally constantly spamming Charlie.. hella annoying. I just keep semi-ignoring them (as in NEVER replying to/feeding them, but just raport them. It may not do much, but at least there is a slight chance) and move on. I wish YT would crack down waaaay harder on these bots ffs.
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  626. Oh, how wonderful mysogony is.. ffs. Welcome to the sexist, incel comment section!
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  627. Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody anyone? "I don't wanna die, just sometimes wish I'd never been born at all" ðŸ–Ī Please tell me the younger generations here have heard about them.. Rest in peace, Freddie Mercury ðŸ–Ī
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  628.  @disha8773  EXACTLY.
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  629. Yay!! Love Ojeda!!
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  630.  @logie8403  Way to not accept reality
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  631.  @bpj1805  I'm so glad you don't exist in my life. What a disgusting attitude to have.
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  632. Uhm.. of course he's not advocating that. What else are you supposed to do? You can't keep making several types of dinners for one meal. You know how small children work, right? At some point you have no choice but to make them eat what you make despite them saying they don't want it. Of course we should never starve our kids, but they have to learn to eat their broccoli and potatoes at some point. The sooner they learn that you have to eat what you're served, the better. Not saying that if a child that actually eats what you give them tells you they don't like a certain thing, you should literally force them to eat it, of course not. I don't think either that, or as many other people do which is to say that "you have to finish the entire plate" is okay. Not at all. Don't force your kid to eat more on a full stomach or force them to eat anything at all, but teaching them from early on to accept what they get and making them at least TRY the food a few times is very important. There's a big difference between a kid who just looks at food and says "I don't want it" just so they can get hotdogs instead of salmon and potatoes, and a kid who eats most of what they get but develop preferences and says "I don't like mustard, can I have ketchup instead?" or whatever along those lines. Not liking certain foods is okay, but demanding a certain kind of food is not okay either.
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  633. Ntaaawf, humans are the worst, tho. Don't tar tarnish aliens like that, for all we know they could be the best!
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  634. No woman would be friends with him either, so.
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  635.  @meoff7602  Absolutely. When people have no other options, they sure as hell will turn to crime. Theft, fraud etc. When people have the oppurtunity to do better, they will. By keeping the poor down, all you're doing is making the rich richer, and the poor even poorer. Investing in the poor and lower middle class equals investing in the good and betterment of and for everyone, from the poor single mother on the corner, to the tiny small business-cafÃĐ, to those on the top. Investing in the poor is an investment in the future for everyone. Having the wage gap only continuing to grow will cause nothing but chaos. More and more people will end up in prison, which serves the rich and corrupt prison owners, allowing the revolving door to continue. This only pushes the poor further down, it causes more and more poor people, while only the ultra rich benefits unfairly af. America is completely effed up. RepukeliKKKans are doing it on purpose.
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  636. Wth was up with that ending 😂 (the editing)
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  637.  @jesussaves6625  Yup. Especially in the states. That's not normal. Now, I'm against shaming people (fat shaming etc.) but ignoring the issue is neglecting people. These people sugar coat everything they eat enough (obvs), no need to sugar coat them even more. Still, no need to shame people for their size. You don't know their journey. Still - fat positivity is NOT a good thing.
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  638. Lol good luck.
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  639. I somehow read this wrong at first and nearly got offended about Gaetz being/embodying Molly or something, like "how on earth could you compare something so wonderful to something so horrible!?", but then I read it again, and I.. yes. Perfect. Absolutely correct. I don't understand how I could read that so wrong, but I'm 100% with you 😂
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  640. It doesn't have to be a "sin" for it to not be okay. First of all, they have children. Knowingly breaking the law while you have kids is harmful to their well being, hence it being child abuse. Secondly, if the two of them were to have kids, they are knowingly increasing the risk of lessening a child's welfare. The fact that genetic problems also happen in non-related relationships doesn't matter. The risk is increased by A LOT when you're so closely related. So no, it's not okay in any way. It's not all about them.
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  641.  @daschwarz1649  You have no right to tell other people what to do. You don't know them or their story, nothing. I absolutely agree that you shouldn't smoke in front of your kid(s), due to how exhibiting your (poor) habits in front of them can normalize it and indirectly tell your children that it's okay to smoke, but other than that, there's no issue. It's surely ideal to quit any smoking for anyone, but that's not real life. What's good about vaping is that you're not getting all those extra chemicals found in cigarettes. With vapes, you get the nicotine which is the main/active ingredient in tobacco that is addictive, just not all the rest of it. It's so much better than smoking tobacco. It's better for people to pick up a vape, rather than lighting up a toxic cigarette affecting not only you, but everyone around you. I say this as a long time, heavy smoker myself, who started smoking at 11 y/o, and was addicted by the age og 13. I smoke at least a pack a day. I don't have any kids, so I'm only harming myself and surely my wallet. Cigarettes are hella expensive where I'm from (Norway), and stupidly enough, it's illegal to sell vape oil with nicotine, you can only get oils without nicotine. If I had the option, I would absolutely vape instead. I'm not ready to quit smoking yet, that's my decision and nobody can tell me otherwise.
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  642. They've done a HUGE deal considering how short they've been in office. It's amazing. They absolutely deserve critique like anyone else, but give credit where credit is due. They deserve holy amounts of credit.
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  643. Lol funny how you like just about every comment regardless of how random it is, yet completely ignores all valid critisism about "Dr." Oz. Classic.
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  644.  @Eclectic-Harlowe  He has an anger problem, which doesn't go well with ANY drug. Weed is not the driving force here, at least. It may be a factor for him, but not at all the driving force. This is internalized anger which he thinks he can fix with weed. It doesn't. It can surely be a band aid, but not an actual solution for him. It does sincerely help a lot of people including myself, but I know that it only helps me in addition to other kinds of help. Weed helps relieve my anxiety, depression, insomnia and ptsd-symptoms. Still, it's not a cure-all. There's a reason it's getting decriminalized, legalized or allowed medically more and more places around the world. There's many good reasons for that. We just have to remember it's no cure-all in the long run, same concept as with prescribed pain killers etc. It does help releave whatever pain or anxiety or sleep disorders etc, but we have to realize that it doesn't cure too much in most cases. There are cases where people have epilepsy for instance where that becomes the only valuable solution. As long as it works, that's all good and okay as long as a good doctor approves of it and they've tried just about anything else. Still, this is highly individual just like with ANY other medication and treatment. What works for me might not work for you and so forth.
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  645.  @dudeorduuude5211  ..when did they say this? Other than the fact that she has a learning disability?
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  646. Right, wth!? 500-600 dollars is EXTREMELY cheap for a dog. I spend way more a year on just my cat, smh. I always try to stay as cheap as I can due to my low income + me having to care for both my cat and my dog, but if there's one thing I'll always make sure is quality, is PET FOOD. I usually buy food for my cat online, because where I live, the only options for cat food I have is either very cheap, low quality food or I have to go to a crazy expensive vet/animal store that doesn't even for the most part have that much better food than what I find in the grocery store..:/ So I order online. Sometimes if my money situation is really tight and I couldn't order more cat food in time or the delivery is late, I have no choice but to find something else.. even though that luckily doesn't happen a lot, I feel so bad for having to buy him something else which I know isn't too good.. I obvs try to find the best of the worst and I've found ONE option which is neither good or bad, it's just okay.. I feel so bad those times, despite him luckily getting good and proper nutrition most of the time. Then I see other people with pets who just couldn't give a single damn and just buys the cheapest of the cheapest store brands! ðŸ˜ą Like, WAY WORSE than Friskies etc. I could NEVER! Even if I suddenly had NO money, I wouldn't do that! I'd literally just steal something at least a little bit better. Whatever I need to do. A lot of people just doesn't seem to understand that food/nutrition is directly linked to long term health. The better nutrition they get, the less likely you are to have to spend loads of money, heart ache and trouble for your beloved animal along the line. They demand so little from us, the absolute least we can do for them is to give them proper nutrition. That's the VERY LEAST we can do. I don't understand how Phil managed to get that severly low average number for yearly costs of one dog. I know this episode is old, but c'mon it's not THAT old! You'd gave to go a lot further back in time than this to get to those numbers.
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  647. YESS
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  648.  @lorenzoamantini8074  The change. We're trying to protect the climate, not it's rapid changes.
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  649.  @abelis644  Extremely important to remember.
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  650. Damn
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  651. HAH whut. Progressive are the only ones NOT corrupt. Corruption is the standard - it's practically legal, and as common there as eating lunch or drknking coffe. People OPENLY and boldly display their disdain for their constituents, caring only about their big corp pack donors who'll buy you more political power, so they can get back on that bribery/"lobbying"/"investment", pure corruption deal. AOC and the progressive are the ONLY ONES fighting AGAINST that. They're actually, unlike the rest of them, actively fight for their country and constituents, instead of allowing their vote and political power to get corrupted, leaving you working for big corp's interests, with no care at all about actually delivering to those who voted you in power in the first place. That's exactly what they're working hard against.
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  652.  @kittychancool888  wtf dude, your head is too far up your butt.
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  653. @Melissa Is Here Stop
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  654. Thank you so much for this. It's way more serious than many people think. I still feel broken. It still affects every relationship of mine. I still cry sometimes after CONSENSUAL sex. I could be with the most loving and understanding partner like I am now, but still. It still hurts.
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  655. While I agree that arresting us, having cops and the criminal justice system "deal" with us instead of actually recieving professional help as PATIENTS (considering addiction is a disease) and treating us with basic human decency is the absolute worst thing to do (prevention-wise and everything), that shouldn't mean that we shouldn't face charges like anyone else would for things like child endangerment and such. While treating us as inherently criminal is the worst way to go, we deserve just as much as anyone else to face charges for criminality, whatever it may be.. especially when it comes to violence, abuse, child abuse/endangerment and such. That's just a given. We shouldn't face any more or any less accountability than non-drug addicts. That's exactly what equality is.
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  656. Wtf? Why?
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  657.  @spookayitsme  I said there was a possibility of being psychotic, not that she is for sure. The possibility is there, you can get mild psychosis. She looks delirius, yes. Are we playing semantics? What you replied had little to do with my point here.
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  658. He doesn't only sound like one.
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  659.  @lackerbitandersson6241  Halla, landsnabo!
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  660. That's the guy/same actor in House, aka the dad who hung himself to give his heart to his dying (alcoholic) son. I'm noting alcoholic son because that's why the father hung himself, because with the son being alcoholic, he would never be approved to get a transplant from someone else by the transplant committee. House (and somehwat Wilson) was there with him, told him what was up, and the father, with direction/advice from House, hung himself with his last wish being able to give his heart to his son. Episode was so heartbreaking omfg.
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  661. Was wondering the same thing?? I was looking for the previous parts for so long, I didn't get it 😂
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  662.  @Kloutkulture  Technically still yes, unfortunately.
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  663.  @jeffreyortiz6040  What?? It's the total opposite. I always go to the men's section to buy shirts and sweaters and stuff, both due to better prices AND better quality fabric and stitiching.
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  664.  @lyns8062  THIS hits the nail on the head!
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  665. I'm so sorry. I hope you learn from this to do more research so that it hopefully won't happen again! They're such predators, these companies.
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  666. These damn dudes over here
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  667.  @jasonchayer8361  If that's how you take it, so be it. The rest of us are educated.
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  668. Might be Adderal or smthn similar. She has ticks, she's restless, keeps blinking, is fidgety etc. You can obvs never know for sure, but it looks like too much speed in whatever form.
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  669. Thank you, I just said the same thing in ÃĨ much shorter sentence somewhere else. Fellow Norwegian and Nordic people apparantly have to educate other people a lot lol, the idea of our system is not that hard or black and white people make it out to be. I'm sure most americans would like this system, actually. If only they bothered actually properly learning about other countries and systems, and stop confusing the different models all the time. Too many people confuse for instance social-democray as socialism or communism etc. Just.. read a bit before you blatantly spread misinformation and confusion? Has that become too much to ask these days?
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  670. I'm not even american, never even been close to vacate there or anything. I'm norwegian with socialized healthcare, no need to ever even think about insurance. Yet I'm PISSED. THIS IS INSANE. OF COURSE it took a european ðŸĪŒ to trigger a flash of class solidarity and consiousness. Glad to see it. Poor woman, absolutely WILD. REVOLUTE, FFS. YOU ALL outnumber the elites by millions upon millions. Scare them. Show them your strength in numbers. You are in the right. You are just. Idc if you're living on someone's couch or have a fancy suburban life, you all are the same people. The elites will NEVER back down. They'll NEVER know the actual human experience. Fck political parties. SHOW THEM YOUR STRENGTH AND UNISON. FCKN REVOLUT!!! YOU HAVE TO TAKE YOUR MOMENT FOR ONCE
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  671. Please don't tell me I'm the only one that has watched this so much that I always say the outro along Dr. Phil.. ðŸĪĢ
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  672. Jfc lol srsly, Sean fckn Spicer?!??!? Well, Phil loves shameful, egotistical ppl who fail themselves up.. so. Oh well.
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  673.  @megawatts4112  Lol did u make a typo or smthn, since you're comparing the vaccinated to the.. vaccinated? Considering you wrote that "..study of 2.5 million that have had the vaccine show more resistance to Covid than the vaccinated"? Did you mean to write "..study of 2.5 million that have had Covid instead of the vaccine", as you wrote, as in "Covid" instead of "the vaccine"? Because otherwise, your false information ain't even the slighest bit logical. At least TRY to make the nonsensical conspiracy theory make sense, lol.
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  674.  @maddy.9512  You don't seem calm with such a need to first point out something unnesecary and by the way you're anwering every commenter tbh.
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  675. ..cptsd?
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  676. Absolutely nothing. She claimed part of her "trauma" was being addicted to sugar lol 💀💀💀
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  677.  @Glambermarie  Not the whole episode no, but in another clip Phil showed a screen listing what that girl claimed her "traumas" were. Like bro 💀 Can't find the video, but if you wanna search for it it's there. If you bother you can scroll down on dr phil's video's on his yt page to where these vids are and you'll find it.
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  678.  @malulu1947  Hmm.. where is this (country) and what kind of treatment center is it? I'm from Norway, where healthcare is free and (usually) easily and readily available, with a very high standard, and brain scans for patients struggling with mental health just doesn't happen, even in really severe cases. I wish it did, ffs.. I absolutely need to get a brain scan. I'm struggling HARD, and have done for a long time, and I KNOW that my brain have been through a whole heck of a lot, and I can with close to certainty say that there is SOME kind of damage there in some kind of way. It would be a "medical miracle" if it wasn't. Still, nobody's willing to even have a look, despite how no treatment have worked yet. It's hella annoying.
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  679. Fr. There should be laws put in place to help adopted children, and punish adoptive parents who abuse these traumatized children.
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  680. He's passionate. And sure, he made a mistake in 2016, but he's on the right side now, not just as a democrat, but actually progressive! He's a great voice. He's passionate, he's not yelling at you/us lol. Chill.
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  681.  @iloveuth  Noah Trevor, actually.. 🙃 Flip 'em, it's Trevor Noah. People should check out not only him on the daily show, but his stand up shows especially those from South Africa. The way he uses language for comedic effect is brilliant! He's just brilliant in every way as a comedian, so lovable.
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  682. That's exactly how some of them DIE. They literally shit themselves.
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  683. We don't know that yet, smdh. How disrespectful. IF she did it, she might very well have been forced to do so. The possibility of her already being murdered herself is also huge. This is just heartbreaking all around, regardless. I wish you would've just said something like "if my child was murdered it would completely change my life", which is obivious. Smdh.
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  684.  @frandistabile4723  I am so terribly sorry for all your loss. I can't even begin to imagine the pain and horror. Wishing you all the best, I truly hope it can only get better for you, you deserve to feel some peace. I may personally not be a believer, yet I sincerely wish you'll see your family again in a better place, happy together. I absolutely do.
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  685. ..that's not good.
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  686. MY BRAIN LIIIITERALLY HURTS OMG NO I DONÂīT WANNA BE A FEMINIST ANYMORE
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  687. I mean, I get and do believe in white privilege but there surely are exceptions. I've been personally and know of MANY white people who can't feel safe from harrassment, questions on how you can afford this or that and such. I think class has a lot to do with this. What I mean by this, is that there surely are groups of/including white people who get criminalized in unfair ways, just because of looks or social status. Drug addicts and (noticable) mentally ill people, homeless people, people with downs syndrome and such. Those groups gets disenfranchised heavily as well, yet we ignore that. I think class has A LOT to do with it. I would certainly say that a rich black man has more privilege than a white, homeless drug addict. This goes to show the effects on class privilege. We don't talk about this. We ignore this issue. This does NOT delegitimize white privilege, but claiming there aren't exeptions is just ignorant. Saying all white people have privilege.. no. It's important to talk about class privilege as well, the two are not mutually exclusive or deligitimize the other. Now, take a homeless drug addict that is BLACK and a homeless drug addict that is WHITE. Certainly the white homeless drug addict has a bigger advantage in that situation, due to white privilege. This is partly what makes this complicated. Now, in this situation, although the white person would have an inherent advantage on the black person, it doesn't mean that all white people get treated better than all black people. Would you say a rich, black man has less privilege than the poor white man? I would not. This is why I think privilege has many factors to it and that it's on a spectrum. It's complicated, but I hope this view on it all can start a thinking process in some people. Don't tell me that the white, homeless drug addict has more privilege than LeBron James or BeyoncÃĐ. Get my point? Two things can exist, coexist and conflict at the same time. Nothing is (no pun intended) so black or white.
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  688. Oh I surely preferr CBD (which I smoke; hash or whatever you call it in the states - it's brown, ecstracted from weed and made into strong hashish). Love it! Helps me way more w/pain, sleep and anxiety than green does which often has more thc in it. Love 'em both, tho! 😅ðŸŒŋ
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  689. ..and Spicer and Sarah what's-her-name, lol. They were ALL so terrible, jeez! Can't believe anyone actually took them seriously. I know too many people did, but still.. unbelieveable.
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  690.  @Joseph.Carrion  Ffs you can't "prove" something that doesn't exist, smfh. You can't prove that "god" is real, yet the burden of proof lays on you (aka you and believers in general). Just like, if you were to say unicorns were real, you couldn't fault me for not being able to disprove that. On the other hand, you, the one claiming that unicorns are real, would have to be able to prove that. Take that unicorn-analogy and replace "unicorn" with "god". Same concept. None of you believers are able to, in any way, prove that there is such a thing as a god. Still, you wanna call us non-believers crazy or wrong for not believing.. The closest thing we can get to proving that god is all made up, is in a nutshell, EVOLUTION. Nothing in the bible (which is your only "proof") correlates at all with what we KNOW about evolution, and how old the universe, our planet and such actually are etc. So in conclusion, we have tons of theories (science's highest term for proof) that debunks the bible, disproving anything the bible says about how everything was created. "God" just doesn't make any sense with all that we KNOW. So, you'd have to come up with some deadly strong evidence if you want to make the existence of "god" to seem even remotely rational.
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  691.  Kaiser24  Uhm, no? That's not the point? All I'm saying is that we focus way more on women having to take care of themselves rather than focusing more/equally as much on teaching our sons right. That's it.
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  692.  @jaydon232  Because HE doesn't have to carry or give birth (which are NOT risk free - America is on top of the world when it comes to maternal death) and she's the one automatically "stuck" with the baby, NOT the dude. He can bounce. Yes, he has to pay but so does mom, as well as in the end, SHE'S responsible. That's why.
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  693.  @kylebroussard5952  It costs society more money to sentence someone to death.
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  694. We need to stop calling them pro-life, they're clearly not. They show us this over and over again. If they were pro-life, they'd ensure childcare, PAID maternity and paternity leave, elder care, universal healthcare regardless, covid restrictions like better, appropriate lockdowns, mask mandates, vaccine mandates, anti-war etc. They just want to control women's bodies, personal and sexual life.
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  695. Well, they seem to be insiting on being a death cult.. they shun every single one who even dares say anything positive about the vaccine at all, and they praise those (governors) who ban vaccine and mask mandates. Ffs. Literal death cult.
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  696. Ugh, it's so biased. This shouldn't have happened at all. That wasn't by any means a police matter, so even just by having the police respond to this call was them neglecting her, causing these injuries. They didn't need the police. America, you NEED universal health care, police reform and health care reform. Fr. None of this should have happened.
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  697.  @Tedss-wd3ni  Hey there, spammer. Smh. Got nothing better to do?
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  698. Wtf where do you live!? I want to live there 😭
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  699.  @afullchalicevlogs7979  Why not.. idk NOT threatening CHILDREN, suggest murdering them etc???
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  700. Yeah, It's a lot more common than most people think. It has nothing to do with covid either, this have existed in people basically through the beginning of time. I've had similar struggles myself, I've struggled with psychosis a few times throughout my life. That was drug induced, tho. A combination of not sleeping for literal weeks on end while taking inhumane amounts of uppers (amphetamine etc.) will do that to people. It doesn't have to be drug induced either tho, several studies have shown that even the strongest, most healthy people out there will start developing similar symptoms after just four days without sleep. There are many other reasons as well, like certain mental disorders. It's not unusual despite being abnormal. It all seems so real, but like they say, perception is reality. You can't just snap out of it. When you're paranoid like this, nothing people say will convince you otherwise. It would be like me trying to convince you that grass is purple and the sky is green. It's extremely frightening to be in such a state.
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  701.  Wendy Foster  I hope the FBI catches you soon, you insurrectionist.
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  702.  @adenferguson2647  I don't even consider myself a feminist. Old-age feminist, yes. Not new-age, it's too messy. Pushing women up does not push men down.
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  703.  @adenferguson2647  Nope, I ain't saying that. But really, I doubt you even care about these men's issues considering you're unable doing anything but bashing ppl, replying tacky insults to women. If you actually wanted us to care about your issues, you would reach further by trying to get me to symphatize rather than just spew hate. Also, if you won't even bother acknowledging women's issues, how tf do you expect us to not only acknowledge your issues but also HELP with them?? Smh. Sit down, lil boy. You would literally not have a voice - or a life - if it wasn't for a female. You're not better than anyone.
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  704. Smh. Common sense is not common at all anymore.
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  705.  @hollyharrison1377  Geez. Why do you care so much what I do? Did my comment trigger you? Seems so. I know what can help ease being triggered- have some pills and go to bed! That'll help;)
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  706.  @reddragonink6658  That's too much, jeez. I hate her myself, but c'mon.
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  707.  @houseofaction  He's neither licensed.
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  708. Dude
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  709.  @horrorjunkie92  You so do not get it. Wouldn't shock me if you're an abuser. Totally talks like one.
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  710. Still, what he went through was absolutely HORRIBLE tho. Can't compare trauma like that.
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  711. I can't even read the offensive comments here because they're deleted, but even just seeing the replies to what awful comments that was here made me SO MAD. Mental illness never discriminate. I'm a woman with ptsd. It sucks balls and I've spent years trying to get better, yet even just feeling like I'm actually breathing is something I rarely feel. The list goes on. If I could choose to not have not only severe PTSD, but several other mental illnesses and well as well as a few physical problems I would in a heartbeat. No one wants PTSD or any other mental illness. Nobody.
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  712. You just KNOW that if all of this crap happened in another country, ESPECIALLY if it was a middle eastern country, America would sende the millitary over *stat,*, no hesitation or mercy to "implement some democracy"... America, especially all these war-loving RePUKEliKKKunts would condemn everyone as radical, extremist terrorists, and bomb the hell outta them. Don't we just LOVE the blatant hypocracy? It's truly astonoshing, though unfortunately not the least bit surprising anymore... and to see how each and every RePUKEliKKKunts stutter, struggle and fumble with their words as they either nervously and/or defensively whenever they're asked even the most simple questions (like when Jim Jordan was asked if he spoke with the former "guy"/45, aka domestic terrorist/authoritarian/moron before or after the domestic terrorist attack on January the 6th, which is SUCH a SIMPLE question. He CLEARLY EXTREMELY NERVOUSLY struggled with finding the "right" answer, mentally calculating what would seem least incrimimating.. as if he just constantly have conversations with inciters of insurrectionists, making it hard to remember if they spoke before or after such an event.. yeah right, you ain't fooling anyone, who actually have a brain with functioning brain cells, ofc; which apparantly is rare to find within the RePUKEliKKKan party and it's supporters, or rather cult members which they've turned into). They KNOW they're not innocent at all, so all they've done is turn up the rate of which they more and more blatantly lean on their beloved whatabout-ism, sheer deflection, pure attacks and anger etc. They've become this 45 loving cult that exhile ANYONE within the party which isn't really an actual political party anymore, but rather a cult disguised as a political party. They have no actual values or policies anymore, they're literally just about nothing M⁷ but gaining i as much power they can by ANY âđ POSSIBLE, blocking anything and everything the Democratic party does and wants accomplished, even if they'rm much that would benefit the entire voting population on both sides, very much including their supporters,/cult members.
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  713. They're recieving MORE abuse than that. It's crazy..
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  714. ..or rather abolish health insurances all together and insure each individual's right to universal healthcare, so that having to buy cleaning products and other essentials wouldn't impact your wallet that much. Imagine aaaall the money you'd save on not needing to spend all that money on health care.. the cost of cleaning products and such would only be a tiny fraction of what you'd save on healthcare.
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  715. Sooo many excuses. During normal times, y'all apparantly work too much to stay healthy. Yet now, not working is suddenly the issue. Y'all know you don't need a gym to stay in shape, right? Don't complain if all you do is make excuses.
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  716.  @selliott7043  You really wanna use Stalin and EXECUTIONS as an example of "how to run a business" of "success" and "high morale"!???!?!?? YOU CRAZY. BOTH OF YOU. CRAZY SOCIOPATHS.
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  717. @ÐŪ П LOL sure, GREAT Russian propaganda you've got there.
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  718. Pfft wth, pseudoscience. No need for you either to be condescending to those who haven't heard about it. The petroleum jelly sentiment is just as useless as the coconut oil and/or essential oil sentiment.
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  719. Blaaaazeit
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  720.  @birdv.378  A lot of people do just wonderful in society that struggles with mental health issues or developmental issues. This certain situation is one thing, she's a danger to society and probably herself, so in her case - absolutely. Just because someone has an illness tho.. no.
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  721. I'd say Mitch is the absolute worst, then Cruz, then Rand Noodlehead-Paul. 4th place goes to the rest of them.
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  722. Ughh, would people ever even consider to STOP being corporate shills? Jfc, this guy talking up Buttigieg as if he's somehow this amazingly breath of fresh air, star on the rise, fighter for the working class people with these (nowhere to be seen ffs) great and massive achievements that apparantly eeeeeveery single democrat loves, supports and cheers for? Like, I neither have any love or hate for the guy, however he's simply underachieved, massively underexperienced, and of course yet another corporate shill. It's literally only the DNC giving him this great coverage touting bs about the democratic voters rooting for him, despite NOBODY, NO ACTUAL VOTERS really supporting him, putting words in the democrats' mouths, putting it out in the ether, trying to manifest it into our minds that somehow HE'S THE GUY we're all loving and wanting to represent us as either VP or even actual President. It's just the DNC pouring money in his direction, not based on anything but identity politics, pretty much like they did with Kamala Harris. SURE, I would absolutely LOVE to see people of color, people identifying as being part of LGBTQ+ people, women etc. ABSOLUTELY. However, I would MUCH RATHER have say for instance Bernie Sanders - sure, another cis, white, old male, instead of for instance.. well, Kamala Harris or Pete Buttigieg. A corporate dem is still a CORPORATE DEM, and we'd be far better off with another traditional looking politician that's not corrupted by their owner donors than someone who happens to be gay, black, female, asian, trans, whatever.. as long as you're beholden to your OWNER donors, your skin color or sexuality doesn't really matter. It's just such a cheap shot for the DNC, they really think we're all completely and utterly stupid to the bone. Come on people, don't let them fool you with all the made up, fluff piece-articles shilling for their corporate goons and their "news" using/abusing identity politics to make us think that they're actually listening and caring about what the voters actually want, just by touting yet more of the same old bought up corrupt politicians foiled in new, "woke" wrapper by also corrupting social issues that truly does matter. It's really just a slap to our faces, thinking we won't notice.. sadly, many don't actually notice just how much we're being played. No, we need TRUE LEADERS, like Bernie Sanders of course, Nina Turner, the Squad, Jamal Bowman, Katie Porter, Cori Bush and so on. People who actually fight for their voters, not corporations. Anyone accepting coporate pack money from all these lobbying puppet masters are a waste of our time, and those are the exact people we need to get OUT of politics. Don't be naive to their tactics, look at people's voting records, their donors aka OWNERS, their record of following through with their campaign promises and so forth, and make sure you're not letting CORPORATE media fool you. PLEASE. Money in politics is literally THE BIGGEST PROBLEM, and continuing to elect the same old trash in new wrapping won't at all help. Follow the money.
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  723. Instead of exploiting you very personal business for the world to see, how about instead getting some actual professional help?? Isn't that a crazy idea? Oh wait, it's not. It's the right thing to do. Getting your five minutes of fame for EXPLOITING you child is simply shameful and abusive.
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  724.  @alyssamarsolek-wicker6703  They should've thought of that and researched more BEFORE adopting, then. They're YOUR kid once you adopt. You're the parent with the responsibility, regardless if the child is adooted or not. That doesn't matter. If you're going to adopt especially an older child, you have to consider all the possible outcomes.
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  725. If this is not pointed out greatly in the trials going on - all hope is gone.
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  726.  @Sunaki1000  Also, trust me. I hate people who throw out false allegations. It makes it so much harder for people with real experiences to be heard and believed. Although yes, sometimes allegations can be false, most are not. Most people who has been raped, or harrassed does not recieve justice. I've never said it can't be harmful for people to be falsely accused. Never have I said that, nor will I. I'm just tired of people focusing on the extremely minor issue instead of the actual issue. Now, I'm not saying it's not a massive issue for those few who have been falsely accused, I can understand how terrible that must be for them. I'm just saying that's another issue to be dealt with. I'm just tired of people always having to bring that up as being equally harmful as the actual crime. It's not. Trust me when I say those who falsely report sexual abuse/rape deserve consequences. It's both extremely harmful for the one who's falsely accused and those with actual traumatic experiences. It's just hard for people to take those complaints seriously when people refuse to take sexual abuse accusations seriously. You can't expect people fighting for victims to take those concerns seriously when the much larger/broader/more realistic/common issue are still not being taken seriously. Even when someone has been convicted of rape, or when someone who's been raped are taken seriously, we're met with so much backlash and victim blaming.
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  727.  Dr Tommy  They're grieving heavily and are not emotionally capable of properly think through things and concent. Some scenes that goes on on the show are ok, but some other scenes that go on are simply extremely unethical and exploitative.
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  728. This one is a sociopath and has no empathy.
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  729.  AfterBurner JetRaptor  Why u gotta post this damn copy/paste comment EVERYWHERE tho
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  730.  AfterBurner JetRaptor  What the actual fuck is your problem?
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  731.  @pattygould8240  So you're saying politicians never lie? Just because someone, even repeatedly says something, doesn't mesn they actually mean it.
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  732. So the solution is to show up, way after the fact, with TONS of resources, officers, a helicopter and all!?? WHY? NO. That's not it. Also.. since you care about potentially deafening someoe.. why don't you start caring about the endless amounts of people literally GETTING KILLED, and BECOMING BRUTALIZED in all kinds of torturous ways??? Since you care about assault??? Smfh, get outta here.
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  733. Men who become obsessed with women can become dangerous, many women have ended up getting killed. Then when he said he "could never picture her with someone else* I got real scared, let me tell you. Holy sheiss, this seems extremely dangerous. I hope she gets out ASAP, safely with help. Truly.
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  734. YESSS, GO JORDAN!! LOVE HIM!!!
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  735.  @sarajanette5514  Damn. Kinda always suspected this, tho. Which episode were you on, can you link something?
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  736. Lol ffs.. is it really that incredibly hard for you to imagine and accept that the american model ain't always the best model? Lol. Sure, I have tons of issues with China, but that doesn't mean that every single one of their government's policies will be terrible. Just accept it. Doesn't this say way more about just how terrible the US's policies are, considering that even China's autocratic government gets something far more right and humane than the US?
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  737. @Joe Marley Oh, how I pity a fool.
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  738.  @saulalessio2251  .. clueless.
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  739.  @missy6539  Remember that your situation is not everyone else's. Poor people cannot afford to "pack up and move" either. Why would anyone be against allowing poor - low middle class-people contributing to the economy? They work hard af, paying taxes, yet reep no benefits. If these people struggling to even keep an apartment, how can they contribute to the economy? They can't. People also need to eat, have clothes on their backs, beds to sleep on etc. When all your money goes to rent, you will need assistance through governmental programs like medicaid and such. If people actually had enough money to afford to buy their own, everyone benefits. The only winning people right now are the rich people (and upper middle class - not as much as the rich, but still). If we want everyone to have a fair chance, increasing wages is the answer. Then and only then will even the poor be able to move up the latter, decrease their needs of governmentally funded programs etc. Forcing people to stay down, despite working 2-3 jobs, benefits nobody but the ultra rich. They don't need more benefits and tax breaks. Average people are the ones who need a break. If they get a fair break, everyone will have better oppurtunities to move up the latter. The more money people have, the more the economy flourishes. It's simple math. You'd understand that if the schooling system actually worked.
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  740. What a damn projection. It's ALWAYS the US meddling (esp in war), not China. Ffs.
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  741. Not that the abortion issue isn't more than horrific enough, because it absolutely is, but think about it - if they're willing to create these kinds of laws undermining the constitution and supreme court precedents, don't be naive enough to think it won't extend to other rights than abortion rights only. This is just the beginning.
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  742. Lol k, sure. He can't even get his entire party to support his agenda, but you still think he have this wish or whatever to become a dictator? Suuuuuuure. What is it, then? Is it "sleepy Joe" who's demented and entirely incapable of doing literally anything, or is it "dictator Biden"? Make up your mind, please. Your conspiracies are so silly by now, they're just tragically hilarious and headache inducing. Get a grip.
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  743. .. when did "views" become a success indicator anyways? For the precidency!?!???Âŋ You know people like to hatewatch as well, so.. Also consider Biden's approval ratings being in the 60%, while 45 NEVER even reached a 50% approval rating. So.. yup. You're really reaching here, and all you can grasp is insignificant.
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  744. I get that - problem is tho, it'll only be 1000 times worse if the other side takes power again. Then ALL HOPE IS GONE. Then you won't even be able to vote, or have ANY kind of democracy. America today BARELY falls under "democracy", and we need to fight hard af to ensure DEMOCRACY STANDING. You won't get that with the other side. Also, they're JUST AS BAD - WELL, FRIKKIN MUCH WORSE when it comes to all foreign policy, definitely including this. It's so disheartening, it's a lose-lose situation.. but letting fascism take over is NOT AN OPTION.
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  745.  @ontologicalobservations2314  Oh, how naive. Voting? Yes. Equal voting rights? Hell no. Corrupt electoral college being able to ignore the majority of voters and choose the one with the least votes instead? Yes. Smh.
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  746. This somehow never seizes to amaze me.. As a Norwegian (hell yeah, democratic socialism providing free healthcare and bans guns/heavily regulate other potential weapons to actually protect each citizen.. yet somehow we are not "pro-life", but corporate bought politicians refusing to even offer practically any basic care towards children, who likely was unplanned, thus not recieving of proper measures to optimalize it's health, being born into a system that charges your literal birth and everything else insane amounts, whilst ending up food insecure/homeless/worse, those people causing that.. are the "pro-life" ones? Shhhhhesh, gtfo, nonsensical.. people (monsters or smthn sounds more correct tbh). I've been following American politics and state of affairs in general for a fair amount of years now (because unlike many/most americans.. the rest of us actually acknowledge the importance of staying at least generally updated on other countries, esp in a global pandemic, where soooo much craziness is going on, knowing far too well the massive influence America have internationally.. I've figured caring about anyone outside "their own" isn't really of any importance at all, and that it's a miracle if they know what's going on nationally, or even state-wise/locally at all, so..yup. There's been far too many times where americans have been outraged at me or other non-americans for that matter, simply for weighing in on american politics - despite just how much America LOVES to mess around in and with other countries, lol. America surely is the land of hypocracy, NOT the free! Unless you're a massive corporation tho, then you're certainly both hypocritical AND free, because "yay, hurray for corruption!!", smfh). It's just crazy to me just the level of corruption taking place, barely facing any scrutony at all. I'm certainly aware that as a Norwegian I'm incredibly lucky and privileged simply by virtue of me randomly being born and raised here, but.. everything you guys view as "extremist, radical, progressive leftist" or whatever is just a given here.. like healthcare, abortion rights/atonomy rights in general, wellfare programs to anyone in need, no matter employment history, background etc., as well as housing benefits being incredibly common and considered yet another basic necessity met for those in need of rental help, how few homeless people we actually have, and those among us who've faced homelessness usually easily gets aid and a spot at high standard shelters, given help to get into actual properties as actual renters, whether we rent communal/from the state, the same state that gives us money for rent, food, bills, etc., or by private lenders, tho still funded/aided by the state as much as necessary, the list goes on and on. No, we're far from "lazy", we just believe in both that all people matter and deserves at least having their basic needs met, as well as believing in investing in the people, instead of corporations and such, being the most valueable investment we make. By investing in even the most poor, the economy will be stimulated anyway as those funds will go back into society.. because.. of course it does (sure, some tiny fraction might be lost by dealing in the black market, like with drugs for instance, but that percentage is really insignificant, and we end up boosting our overall economy anyway), so that's a simple win-win for both people and the government and businesses, and we hold the same kind of principle when it comes to both education and healthcare, making it (almost enitrely) free and accessable to everyone is something we all benefit from. It's not about "handouts" and all that stupid stuff made as ignorant "arguments" from people blinded by capitalism and corruption, socialistic democracy truly works in PEOPLE'S favour, it's also ofc a good and extremely important point to male that it's by far the most humanitarian way of governence thus far, it just simply works as intended. Sure, there are tons of things we can improve, not everything works wonders, which is just a reality and fact that can be applied to most things, but c'mon. That's just a caviat to democracy, nothing will ever be "perfect" as it's run by people, and no person is "perfect", and that's just the way it naturally works. What's good for us tho, an actual democracy that's not corrupt and bought, will constantly improve as both the world and people evolve, so naturally our democracy evolves with us. Our politicians have to do actual hard work and legitimately and noticeably improve our policies, as several parties have to work together, and we have many parties competing for their seats, it's not just a given that you'll keep your seat, due to a failed two-party system, rigging and gerrymandering like you guys have in America. Nope, compared to American standards, even our most right leaning politicians are progressive, because they have to in order to stay in the game. Look.. I know I'm really praising our system as if it was some kind of utopia, which it most certainly isn't - there's always tons to be done, and there's always loads of policies and such that are flat out bad and all that. Absolutely. It's just.. listening to just how corrupt, damaged and ineffective American "democracy" is, I just can't help but really appreciate how we do things, our values and principles. It's just not right at all when you're among the richest of the richest countries. It's in no way right or okay, and it certainly isn't a truly free or democratic country at all. There are several third world/developing countries I'd want to go to before America. America simply isn't safe enough. My goodness.. I can't say I have much hope, but I certainly wish that the US will severly change, and actually live up to it's so-called "ideals" you claim to live and stand by. It's not like you haven't got the means and resources, 'cuz you really do have plenty. That's partly why it's so frustrating, I guess. Knowing how great America actually could be, but have had that opportunity denied due to greedy politicians and corporations. It's one thing to not have the resources and not being able, it's just so different when the resources are in fact there, just not at all in the right hands of anyone. Your greed isn't just ruining you either.. many of your actions have global effects, like easily seen with global warming and the management of covid (and it's vaccines, ffs). You could've been a world ideal, an actual "superpower"-natiom, but you chose evil instead, bringing rest of the entire globe down with you. Ughh. Be better, please.
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  747. Good job! Finally clean as well, working, taking care of my two pets and have a good place to live. I still smoke weed and I'm on medications, but going from being homeless for years, shooting up heroin, amphetamine, taking all kinds of pills, coke, acid, ketamine etc., a lil' weed to be able to sleep + buprenorphine to prevent me from using heroin as well as oxazepam for anxiety and PTSD is no biggie! If that's what I need to stay sober, so be it. I know I'm proud of myself. I've OD'd several times, one time I died; my heart stopped and needed serious interventions for a long time after just to be able to breathe again on my own. So I'm very lucky to be alive! I can't think of anything more difficult than fighting to become sober, and I've been through a lot. Homelessness, even in the middle of norwegian winters is nothing compared to getting and staying sober. It's incredibly difficult and in no way as easy as so many people make it out to be. You can't just quit as so many people claim. Just quitting cold turkey can be fatal, depending on what you're addicted to. The most dangerous time for any addict is while you're getting clean, because if you relapse your body can't take it as well as it used to. The first few weeks of recovery is when the risk of overdose is at it's peak. Congratulations to all of you here who's been through the struggle and has managed to kick addiction in it's butt! You all deserve so much credit and I'm proud of you! Keep going! ðŸĪ˜âĪ
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  748.  @mrs.hatfield1451  She has to start somewhere tho. She has to try, not only for herself but for her kid.
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  749. Right so this literally made me sick.. and I love gore and all things horror. This caused worse PHYSICAL reaction in me than even the most horrifying gore movies I've ever seen. I got more creeped out by this than that time someone chased me with a frickin machete.
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  750. Right wtf!? How can he even afford it all? Medications are extremely expensive as well, I understand.
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  751. Uhm hell no
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  752.  @cxx23  Didn't you watch the video or read any comments?
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  753. F u, that's far from the truth.
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  754.  @titter3648  I remember this clearly. I was in town when I heard the explotion. I was EXTREMELY horrified as soon as I had to rush home to safety, turned on the news to find out what was going on, only to realize the twisted plot of bombing "RÃĨdhuset" to distract everyone, especially the police from responding to shooting up that island of kids (and adults, of course). It saddens me to this day, especially walking past the area where the bomb went off.
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  755.  @ahmedghanim2472  The problem isn't that genetic "errors" or mutilation isn't possible in non-related families, the problem is that research shows us that the risks of potentially serious issues in cousin-marriages is hightened by a lot when compared to those having children who are NOT related. When the risk is so much increased, why take the chance?
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  756.  @ahmedghanim2472  Also, just because science doesn't have all the answers or full knowledge of EVERYTHING doesn't mean we should disregard it. We know ENOUGH to know why cousin-marriages or marrying someone in your family at all is highly discouraged.
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  757. Just because someone believe something is okay, doesn't mean that it is. Just because it's usual somewhere, doesn't mean that it's okay. Get a grip.
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  758. Try some nuance. It's not all black and white. Afganistan people of all kind have OBVS seen America as an OCCUPYING FORCE, because that's EXACTLY what they've been. Put yourself in their shoes. Imagine some other country's millitary, say China, Russia or India (just naming these as examples due to their large lands, which grants them large amounts of people, aka large and strong millitaries; just like America) decides to INVADE, bomb and kill thousands among your civilazation, forcefully, without any invitation at all. Would you then, after TWO DECADES OF WAR AND TERROR, appreciate whatever country that invaded you? OF COURSE NOT!!! But sure, logic not required.. smh. They also obvs understand and are able to differenciate the difference between civilians (like her, "simply" a reporter who's in no way hostile) and the government/an invasive, millitary force. They don't scream "death to americaNS", but "death to America". That's a big difference, which they, along with the rest of the world, unlike Americans, understand. OF COURSE you wouldn't be fond of a nation that brutally and forcefully invaded your land, your nation, your national atonomy and control. This has been terrible from the get-go, and the Amerivan government and millitary both entered and left the country in destruction and shambles, even more so when they left (which they at some point had to do. They should've left MANY, MANY YEARS ago. Staying there indefinetely is of no benefit. This war have ONLY benefitted war contractors making money off of this. That's it). Anyone believing this was for "nation-building" is A TOTAL BAFFOON. Acc. to raports, they could've had assasinated Bin Laden even just DAYS (close to a WEEK) after their first arrival. They had the opportunity SEVERAL TIMES after that as well over the years, but chose not to due to corruption and greed, which is ALWAYS their main goal. Anyone who's not figured this out yet is hella ignorant. You know.. how come there's never any debate or questions asked for funneling TRILLIONS UPON TRILLIONS of dollars to war contractors and the millitary, but the american public can't even get a ten year-investment in infrastructure? Universal healthcare, college etc? IT'S BECAUSE OF THE CORRUPTION. Follow the money, people. It's not that hard.
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  759.  @kasualbeauty309  I agree.. although weed is a drug. It's not like drug = bad automatically, just saying. Same goes for alcohol, it's still a drug. Mind altering substances are drugs, including weed and alcohol. Is weed harmful? In most (responsible) cases, not at all. Although I would never say weed itself is bad, some people are predisposed to have bad reactions to it. To make an easy analogy, think of it like allergies. Grass and dogs and nuts and kiwi (etc.) are not at all bad things, but some people react badly to it. Same goes for weed, or all kinds of drugs for that matter. I do agree with you except for that one point that weed isn't a drug. Oh and also, addiction is more of a physical desease, not really a mental illness. It surely does highly affect your mind in many ways - meaning addiction, not the drug - still not a mental illness. I know I'm sort of nit picking here and I'm not trying to argue with you because I agree, just wanted to point out some details! 😁 420Blazeit, have a good one.
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  760.  @listrahtes  It's technically not free, it's paid for by everyone via taxes, as any functioning government. No, they don't pay more in taxes either than america. Nations w nationalized, state sponsored health care just spend more money on their people, they alloquate their taxes differently. It's not like americans doesn't pay tons in taxes, many times more than other european nations, yet they still have to pay for both healthcare and education as well. American healthcare is also more expensive due to the drug and pharma lobbies ensuring that the government can't buy medicine and equipment in bulk for negotiated prizes, like countries with nationalized health care does, making health care far cheaper and more efficient for countries where money doesn't dictate whether or not you can get treated medically. Sooo... "free and horrible" isn't true.
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  761. Unpopular opinion from a Norwegian here, so I guess semi-European (it's slightly complicated lolz, Google is your friend).. I absolutely find mayo, even the slightest bit hidden on some sub or sandwich or whatever, or mayo on ANYTHING AT ALL is abhorrent and a crime against humanity. I *absolutely truly HATE all things like mayo and similar stuff like ranch, mustard and all things similar. Practically all broadly milk-based, often based with eggs as well is TERRIBLY DIGUSTING and I don't get it.. never have, never will. Now i will say, I can at least respect my fellow countrymen and women for not overdoing it. Those among us here up north who use it usually use it like a simple, not overly done spread on sandwiches, bread etc., ESPECIALLY NOT something any of my fellow citizens slap onto literally everything, and I've NEVER seen ANYBODY be disgusting enough to eat it straight out of a jar with a spoon. Whenever it's used here, it's used moderatly; which for me is still far to abhorrent and outright criminal anyway, but I can at least accept people who don't eat it as if it's some kind of actual meal (ffs EWW wtf u doing, ya nasties!?!??!???😭ðŸĪĒðŸĪĒðŸĪŪðŸĪŪðŸĪŪðŸ˜ą) ffs, or don't literally DROWN whatever they're eating in mayo, ranch and all those kinds of milk/cream-based dressings and spreads, it just has no valid place in the kitchen or any other room for that matter, even in any grocery/food stores. It's truly a disgusting abomination. Sorry not sorry. I know we're not supposed to shit on people's food choices/likings/preferances, but I truly don't care. It's just far too disgusting. I like most food, I'm not some kale eating vegan, I eat most kinds of foods, so.. it's just too disgusting to even acknowledge as food at all. You may say I'm the one with the unpopular opinion, but I'm rising up to defend ACTUAL FOOD, so really, people who love that kind of are the true disgraces. I just also wanna make it clear that the stereotype of white people loving mayo etc. isn't a white thing, it's simply an american thing (perhaps canadians as well, but I don't rly know, so due to my lack of knowledge on canadians' relationship to mayo, ranch, bscly white dressing of all kinds, I won't comment on that), NOT a white person-thing, it's just a disgusting western white people-thing. Us europeans are 100% a different breed of white peole. Just saying.. the only thing left we have in common is being caucasion, THAT'S IT.. as well as some unfortunate lingering racism and misogony, just for sure not anywhere close to the same scale. That's it. We're rational, you're not. Sorry for not being sorry for not being sorry about not being sorry, lol. Straight up. We're just better than you on all counts, and we're not sorry about that. Enjoy your strokes and heart attacks, lol. We're just better than the US population all together on all counts. 😇😏😏ðŸĪ­ðŸ˜˜
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  762.  Zaynab bint Al-Harith  Get lost.
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  763. This sure does hit the feels. Kinda wholesome in such a unique way.
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  764. Wtf
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  765.  @daebak7370  Time to go back to where you belong, your psych ward is missing it's patient..
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  766. You do realize Elvis died a long time ago, right? ...right?
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  767. Poor cat omfg 😭 That's so abusive!
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  768.  @tiffanyroseangeles7517  Nah.
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  769.  @user-hx8ee9ly3q  Exactly. People throw the addiction word around so much it's lost it's real gravity.
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  770. And how's this third party thing going? Smh, don't be so cynical.
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  771. Know it all-people are SO annoying. Will you just shut up, man!?
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  772.  @emmalouise9776  No. For that you have to go through something horribly traumstic before the age of 7. Also, there's not personalities, there are "people" in one body (host). Imagine driving a car. The one driving is fronting, while you may have co-conciousness where another person "sist next to you" in the "car", but you're still at the front. The rest of the people may sit behind in the backseat. They can decide to "take over" especially when things get stressfull. It's "person" inside you have their own "job", like some are protectors, other are children, others hold on to and deal with the trauma etc. All this happens because when your under the age of seven you have yet to develop "your true self". At this age you haven't really developed completely. So then if something happens when you're seven or younger, another "part" of you takes over so you can survive what happens to you. Then, alters form stronger and stays with you. Sort of. I don't have DID, but this is how people with it explain it.
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  773. They'll make it watchable soon. They don't post it all at once for some reason.
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  774. So guns are a fundamental right but voting is not? Hmm.. ðŸĪ”
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  775.  @showmytime9177  It's better to have a system that guarantees health care for everyone. Same access and quality for everyone, regardless of social and work-status. I mean, it's not like Americans don't pay taxes. So.. what's your point? It costs us all who do have universal healthcare LESS than it does for Americans who have to rely on a complicated, money-grabbing system, where your insurance (which millions don't even have) is HELLA EXPENSIVE, same with your drugs. Your statement that in countries with universal healthcare, that you have to work in order to get said healthcare is NOT TRUE. Stop being ignorant. EVERYONE, EXCEPT THE WEALTHIEST CORPORATIONS SAVE TONS UPON TONS OF MONEY BY HAVING UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE. Having basic human needs met is a human right, and that includes healthcare. America just prioritize giving massive tax cuts and benefits to the wealthiest people and corporations, while absolutely CRUSHING the workers who get paid far too little. America would rather tax the most poor, and make sure to keep them poor, make them even more poor and ensure that as many people as possible both become and stay poor. You could EASILY have GREAT HEALTHCARE, infrastructure +++++ by JUST TAXING THE WEALTHY PEOPLE, instead of allowing them to pay ZERO, or close to zero. It's inhumane and makes NO SENSE that someone who WORKS, yet barely can afford rent and food pay MORE in taxes that only benefit the rich anyway, while the most wealthy who have too much money to even be able to spend in a lifetime, contribute NOTHING to taxes. YOU don't make any sense, smh.
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  776.  @achillestitan989 Absolutely correct, but.. how was it unsympathetic?
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  777.  @trevorbond3346  ..what?!??
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  778.  @RoyalRoses  Oh I've seen this user 'Julie Ann' on so many videos, not just from dr phil at all.. she only says stupid things EVERYWHERE, knowing that it gets her reactions. No better than the girl on the video.
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  779. .. What?
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  780. She was positive for methamfetamine, not amfetamin. She's on meth, benzo for delirium tremeures and buprenorphine for opiod withdrawals/substitution (which you doesn't get stoned. Maybe the first or second time, but people generally don't bother doing that. If you take it daily it makes you SOBER and you function completely normally). That's it. If you don't sleep for days, use meth and alcohol + 2 different types of heavy medications this is completely normal behaviour. Remember that when mixing drugs (regardless of it being prescribed or street drugs or alcohol; which is in fact a drug), they work together, enhancing each other. Like, if you are on opioid based pain killers and you drink alcohol, you'll notice you become more drunk than you'd usually do with just the alcohol. We all know that most people who try to take their lives with drugs use several drugs to try to increase the chances of dying of an overdose. So her behaviour is not weird at all.
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  781. The vaccines are free to the public, tho.. you personally don't have to pay to get the shots. These companies and The US refusing to release the patents to other nations who simply cannot afford it, which is the sick part here. Critical thinking and proper research, please..
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  782. Wth? Ukraine is a sovereign country and Russia's clearly evil for this. They have no right to just TAKE another independent country ffs. I'm all the way anti-war, however I'm also incredibly anti-imperialist. Russia has to be put in it's place, and Ukraine deserves the defence they need, in as much of a peaceful and diplomatic manner as possible.
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  783.  @tmfromdenmark9158  Hallo, Skandinaver! 😅 Hilser fra Oslo;)
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  784. Lindsey Graham, much?
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  785. Absolutely. That's just not how our minds work when we're addicted and/or homeless. It may seem illogical, but to those of us who's been through that know that it doesn't work like that. It's really hard. We may know deep inside that out thinking isn't logical, but we usually feel too trapped and scared. This is extremely complex. Just like many people say that if you're hungry enough, you'll get motivated to find a job. Not true. When you're too hungry, you only get desperate and your body stops functioning, leaving you severly demotivated. You just can't think clearly. Same thing goes with addiction and/or homelessness.
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  786. Yeah lol he really took that way out of proportion. Ofc both vaping and smoking cigarettes is really, really bad for your health (and surely your wallet), but we all know that. She too. She have the choice to smoke if she wants to, just not in front of her child. Her child didn't consent to that. Her health is getting affected, and she doesn't have any choice in the matter. If parents want to smoke, do it somewhere else, preferrably outside so the smoke doesn't stay indoors. Having your young child right next to you in bed while you're smoking is just straight up terrible and selfish. Just don't do it. Not only with regards to second hand-smoke, but it's also displaying irresponsible behaviour. That's normalizing smoking, indirectly telling your child that smoking is okay. It's not. It's better to vape than use actual cigarettes, but still. It's just not good. I'm a long-time heavy smoker myself, I was addicted by the time I was 13 y/o. When I was young, my father was a smoker (he quit when I was around 10 y/o). He didn't smoke inside that often, but he smoked on the balcony where I always used to follow him, because I liked the smell, lol. My grandparents (father's parents) were heavy smokers as well, and they did not care about where they smoked at all. Me and my brother often went on trips with them, and when we were driving in their small car with only four seats, they smoked the entire time they were driving and barely had the windows open, so the entire car was literally packed with a massive cloud of smoke. This is most likely the reason I started smoking (so damn early as well, I believe my first cigarette was smoked at 11 y/o and it became daily at 13 y/o..). I'm even smoking a cigarette right now as I'm typing this, lol. I started smoking weed as well when I was 14-15 (still do, and I refuse to quit! Weed is good for my soul hahahh, couldn't do without it). So.. yeah. Be careful with what habits you're exhibiting to your kids. Kids won't "do as they say, not as they do". You have the right to harm your own body, but not anyone else's. That's not okay.
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  787. Both of you are tools ffs.
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  788. Oh he needs plenty of help.
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  789.  @BigHenFor  r/whooosh
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  790.  @norberthofer5830  You SHOULD be obligated to pay a living wage for people working full time. It's not, but that would be ethical. How it is now is SEVERLY unethical and damaging to both lives and the economy.
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  791.  @Lizzie-h3j  what happened???
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  792. NOTHING is 100%. The fact is that 99% of those hospitalized with covid are the UNVACCINATED. Sure, just like how every other vaccine works, there CAN BE breakthrough cases, as no vaccine is an actual CURE. Research what the purpose of vaccines actually are. They're made to EXTREMELY MINIMIZE the risk of serious illness/hospitalization and/or death, as well as LIMIT the spread of the virus, so the more people who gets vaccinated, the less viral loads are spread around, infecting people. A vaccine does not work like a cure. What it does, is that it PREPARES your immune system for the potential real deal. With the vaccine, your body reckognizes the virus, and are much better equipped/prepared to successfully fight the actual virus. So, it gives you a much, much higher chance at not only surviving, but having less severe illness. Tho unfortunately sometimes, though INCREDIBLY RARELY, someone experiencing a breakthrough case may still become seriously ill and potentially die, despite (and I can't stress this enough) it's INSANELY rare. Some people have other conditions making them more suseptable to severe illness. These people usually have weak immune systems already, as some people just happen to be immunocompromised. Other health factors which weakens your body's ability to fight off serious diseases must also be factored in, like obesity, lung disease, old age, otherwise poor health etc. Many people have several health conditions, and the older we get, usually the more voulnerable we become - even with a vaccine. So it always depends, and a vaccine is not a guarantee. BUT just because something isn't 100% effective doesn't mean it's not incredibly effective and usually life saving. It's a matter of odds, risks versus benefits. If you take the vaccine, there's a 99% chance you'll be completely fine, or worst case scenario, still become ill, potentially even hospitalized, but you won't die. The chance of serious infection and hospitalization even with the vaccine is still EXTREMELY RARE. Turn it around, and you'll see that if you get covid and are NOT vaccinated.. especially with the Delta variant, you are very much likely to die, and hospitalization is almost a guarantee. So the choice is OBIVIOUS here. If you were to find yourself with only two options going forward.. the one path gives you a 99% chance of survival, and the only other option is a path with 99% chance of death. What do you choose? You OBVS choose the path that gives you a 99% survivability rate. It's really that easy. Do some reading on ACTUAL, CREDIBLE medical sources describing vaccine science. Educate yourself, it's not a hard concept. Stop being dense. You're just playing with fire by this point - you're willfully ignorant, and there's no excuse.
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  793.  @totovader  I claimed entirely correctly to have watched all the videos on THIS channel. Like my last sentence obvs stated, I have no idea who this Kizzume is, hence why I asked, as well as due to me not knowing his relevance here. I don't understand how that was so hard to understand, since I was very clear in my comment.
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  794.  @totovader  What are you even talking about and pressing me on it? I haven't even watched a single video. All I did was reply that the issues listed as part of the topics this dude I've never even heard of talks about are important. As in those issues being important to talk about. I didn't say anything about any of his opinions or videos, because once again, I've never even heard about the channel before, nor seen any of his videos. Is that wrong to state, now? Is it controversial or bothersome to you that I find certain topics interesting and worth talking about? You're surely getting overly hysterical over the most insignificant stuff. Why would I bother replying to you pressing me over something I'm apparantly supposed to just take your word for actually is this youtuber comments? As if I said that the long quote you pulled from wherever was "awesome" and "interesting", CLEARLY taking my words COMPLETELY out of context? There's absolutely no reason for me to "explain" how an out of context-statement/quote of some youtuber I'm completely unfamiliar with is "awesome and important", since once again, you're using my words entirely out of context. I neither agree or disagree with anything that he's said, because I have zero basis to form an opinion on about his videos, other than the brief explenation I got over what kind of topics he discuss. There's no relation between me finding certain topics interesting and someone else's opinion on any of those topics. I gotta say, you seem highly emotional and triggered by this when there's no need to get this riled up. You, the one accusing someone else of not being able to form a "thought", whatever that's supposed to mean, seem really confused yourself, considering how quick you are to jump the gun instead of actually properly understanding the comments you're replying to. If only you were able to breathe and calm down a bit, you'd possibly be able to see how irrationally bothered you are over nothing, and how your replies to me have been made by you drawing quick conclusions and assumptions over what you think my opinions are. You're really stretching here, lol. Unlike you, actual context and actual relevancy matters to me. I only state opinions that I've thought through, with all it's related context, to ensure my opinions are based on knowledge; not ignorant assumptions gathered from thin air. I recommend you try it. It really makes everything a whole lot easier, less confusing and harder to misunderstand. Just saying.
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  795. Uhhmm.. that's absolutely offensive, your example for instance is just.. effing weird tbh. Then you're using the term explicitly to needlessly stereotype some people, knowingly using it as a slur, since you're only using that word to referr to people who behaves in "certain ways".. it's just. Nah. I mean, why the need to judge people for such anyway? We have way bigger issues to focus on. But, now knowing that it's just offensive, why not just stop using it to tear people down, or do we just feel some kind of hard need to judge anything, anyone, everything, everyone consistently for whatever reason? Idk. It's unnessecary and unconstructive, and when you know better you should do better, especially instead of continuing to use and defend what you know is derogatory. Then there's just this endless culture war-thing that gets pinned on mostly progressive democrats by the opposition as the only thing we care about, instead of focusing on all kinds of other real, pressing issues that people actually care about, decieving voters to think that progressive dems/libs won't focus on the typical, tho obivious substances like creating jobs + better wages, healthcare, housing, while that's actually exactly what truly drives the progressive movement. Actual substances that really make huge differences in our day to day-life. So focus on the important matters, but realize that it's super easy to not degrade people as well. It's not hard.
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  796.  @Jimmymatthewb  EXACTLY. I appreciate your actual knowledge.
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  797. Moron?
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  798. Nope. Doesn't work. Have a look at the Scandinavian model and see how much better that works for everyone. It's not like people don't want to work. People DO want to work.
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  799.  @mikeforce5926  You do realize your classic "border" talking point have NOTHING to do with the tons upon tons of American deaths by Fentanyl, Oxy, heroin etc (the opioid epidemic at large), but EVERYTHING to do with big pharma, and a corrupt repukelikkkunt party doing everything possible to not just help big pharma push out these drugs all willy nilly due to large donations to legally bribe and practically buy political influence, but help them enrich themselves by for instance the 2017 tax cut, while also doing everything in their power to ensure that as few people as possible can get access to medical treatment? Huh? Or is this lost to you? 2 seconds of actual, nonbiased, nonpartisan research will show you that. You're just yet another sheep spewing whatever talking points you've been fed by the right wing.
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  800. That "huh?" had me rolling
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  801. @Melissa Is Here I've never ever seen anyone more attention seeking than you lol
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  802. Ahh, there you go again CNN - always provide positive propaganda towards "centrists"/"moderate" democrats aka corporate and conservative democrats, while treating progressives as the obstructionists. Good on you, how brave! Smfh.
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  803. Wow.. how young are people??
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  804.  @pearl_kill_Gaming  Agree, holy crap
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  805.  @noemoreno2635  Did you forget your medications or smthn?? Seek help - there's no shame in that. Also yes, I have heard of skydaddy, the fictional creature. I don't believe in fairy tales. Oh and btw, Hail Satan!♡
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  806.  ã‚đã‚ąãƒŦã‚đã‚ąãƒŦ  Who told you to say anything?
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  807.  @robotron17  I have an idea.. listen to 99% of the world's doctors, other health experts, researchers and scientists instead of right wing propaganda from a NEWS OUTLET? They're not doctors or have any health care knowledge. Get your medicinal advise from PROFESSIONAL EXPERTS IN THE FIELD, not some news show host - whether they're a "left" or "right" news program. Smfh.
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  808. AK, the closeted repukelikkkunt.
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  809.  @niccolea2086  Nope. Biden is for REFORMING the filibuster, making it painful again. You'd have to actually stand there, speaking throughout the whole thing.. not just simply, as they do now, SAY they'll filibuster, causing the bill to die. A filibuster-reform would at least be FAR BETTER than what the filibuster have become.
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  810. Hell no.
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  811. FOX "News" aka FAUX News being very much intentionally wrong, dishonest and manipulative in their so-called ''reporting", or rather to truthfully classify it - propagandizing? Who would've ever thought??!? We all know that has neeeeever ever EVER happened before! Wow, so now we can't even trust the most reliable news source out there in the world.. what a shame. Where could I possibly go next for my 24/7 digital lobotomy now that FAUX is unreliable!?!??? Wow, who'd have thunk that the platform most infamous for rights wing propaganda to be unreliable and untrustworthy.. I'm shook. Sooooo, sooo shook I don't know what to do. Now that the FAUX propaganda-machine is yet again (as in every time someone utters a single sentence) shown to be unreliable, my trust is again completely broken. Oh well, I guess I'll have to search all corners of the web to find something more reliable. I'm hearing.. things.. about Newsmax and OAN, even Steve Bannon's show, those may be better, more viable options for my required daily dose of digital brain lobotomy- and brainwashing!
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  812.  @Zakaiazail  No problem at all, I hope you find a good and safe way out to a better life. I think reaching to go completely drug free right away is a recipe for disaster. I've been forced to do that many times, and it only made things WAY worse. I've only overdosed on drugs after getting out of forced rehabilitation. So.. yeah. I think trying to reach for a gradual weaning off is a lot better, safer and way more comfortable. It sure will be uncomfortable to wean down, but not really like.. bad at all when done slowly. That way you don't scare your body too much. This is absolutely best to do under the guidance of a medical professional, but still. Weaning off a little bit on your own isn't really that bad. Just take it slowly, so it doesn't feel so bad. You'll barely notice it if you simply eliminate small doses, wait a few days, then keep going. Not much at the time. Give your body time to get used to less, that way it won't feel as horrible, making you want to go right back to how it used to be. I truly hope you'll find peace one day, and that this only gets better from here. Trust me, I know it's incredibly hard. The road is worth it, tho. It absoluteky is. Take care ♡
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  813. Hey, don't bring "the world" into this, "the world" didn't have ANYTHING to do with his awful win and/or presideny, YOU did, YOU PEOPLE in America. The rest of the world couldn't believe your stupidity. You were the biggest fools on the ACTUAL WORLD STAGE. So hey, don't bring "the world" into the blame for his electoral win. Y'all did that. Not us.
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  814. Fr 😂😂😂 As a former Norwegian (we have EXTREMEMY tough terrain many places, our woods are actual woods, not just parks of whstever sorts) scout who's been all over the country + other nordic countries camping (spiders and bats etc. was a daily occurance. I've probably swallowed millions of bugs and spiders in my sleep over the years). That tent would be HUGE and AMAZING! We didn't always even use a tent. We often times just slept under the stars, under the open sky. Absolutely lovely ðŸŒļðŸŒą I've been homeless for years as well.. a tent like that especially while being homeless during norwegian winters would be such a luxury. It gets deadly cold up here, especially during winter nights. WAY colder than the crazy storm in Texas, where people are dying. Oh, the luxuries some people have.. those with the most never realize how lucky they are.. us with the least will cry out of happiness over what most people take for granted.
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  815. Oh, they know. It's intentional. They just don't care.
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  816.  @1995TheCaroline  ser jeg skandinavere i hus? 😅
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  817. Not everything is about looks, jeez. Also, don't blame the women here.
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  818.  @sealin01  Where can you watch full episodes? I've tried to find it but haven't (yet).
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  819. This is yet another reason the entire GLOBE needs massive drug reform! Prohibition only kills and causes problems for everyone. The entire society, not only the actual users. I personally believe marihuana should be legalized (and regulated like alcohol is), while other illegal drugs should be decriminalized and regulated. This was never about a war on drugs. It started as a war on black people, and has spiraled to become a war on ALL people. It wasn't okay then, and it isn't okay now. Damn Reagan. This isn't only going on in the states, it quickly became the same "war" in the entire globe. Portugal has gotten the absolute BEST drug laws, only just a few years ago (prob less than 3 y, can't remember exactly when they had their massive drug reform). Look at their statistics, compare before and after. The amount of drug victims (people dying from OD's, drug related crime etc.) and users went down severly. It's way past time for this to stop, all it does is hurt people and strain society at large.
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  820. Fr. I might be one to break up TOO FAST (idrk, most of my friends stay in destructive relationships WAY too long so I have no normal relationships to compare mine to), tho. Still, I'd rather get out soon enough to not fall too much in love to manage to get out fine fast enough. I don't wanna feel trapped/fall too much in love, making it way harder to actually leave the relationship. Still, I wish I could meet someone that actually loved me, cared for me and respected me. I don't at all feel like my standards are too high, like, my basic standard is obiviously being attracted to someone, I don't want to get sick thinking about kissing/sleeping with someone 😂 I also need trust, for my partner to allow me to keep being independent, I want someone who gives as much as I give (mutual respect, pretty much) and someone who puts my interests before their own. All these things is what I need, they are also what I give and do myself.
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  821. He's not mean. This is just such a delicate and serious matter. Hence the expression on his face and his tone.
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  822.  @watchrblx7163  You just did. No one shames males for getting women pregnant, so why blame solely the woman?? You realize sperm is needed as well? I don't have said mentality at all. I don't blame men either, but he knows very well as well the potential risks. NO ONE blames males for getting females pregnant, but people seem to put the responsibilty on ONLY the woman, not both parties. That's wrong. It's no ones "fault", unless it's rape it's a concious, consensual decicion between both parties. Females don't get preggo on their own, you know 🙂 Yes, the woman chose to get in bed. So did the man. No one is to "blame" for this.
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  823.  @watchrblx7163  Also, getting in bed with someone doesn't mean you don't respect yourself. We don't have that same attitude towards men, right? They get high fives, women get shame. I'm not demanding respect because I'm a girl, I demand respect for being who I am. I realize respect has to be earned, unlike males who demand respect EVERYWHERE he goes for nothing. Your attitude is petty.
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  824.  @watchrblx7163  LOLWHAT 💀💀💀 The things you said men gets "shamed" for is EXACTLY what people, especially men tells women. "Close your legs" and "control yourself" is what WOMEN are being told. If I go around in my friend group bragging about how many men I've slept with, I'm a "slut". If men do that, they get a high five. DO NOT TELL ME IT'S THE OTHER EAY AROUND BECAUSE THAT'S THE MOST IGNORANT THING I'VE HEARD. Stfu, you don't know hat you're talking about.
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  825.  @watchrblx7163  If both are equally drunk, no one is the rapist. If the woman is unable to consent due to being too drunk but the man isn't really that drunk and still knows what is going on, the fault is on the male. It all depends. To your second example. You're absolutely right that if you consent at first but then withdraw consent (which you can do WHENEVER), if the man respects that that's not rape. If he doesn't, it sure is rape. Although if she regrets whatever in the middle of it without giving any signs she's uncomfortable then that's regrettable, but I wouldn't call that rape. You just have to remember that you don't have to articulate a "no", "stop" or smthn but are still making signs she's uncomfortable, that CAN be considered rape. If you're not certain your partner is consenting to what you may be doing, just ask. It's not awkward to communicate during sex. It's better to be 100% certain than not.
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  826.  @SignedOff402  Yup, fr (for real). Been there, done that.
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  827. Mine.
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  828.  @metalreignz6557  Way to generalize. I'm not american tho, nor have I ever been there. However, this is a universal problem.
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  829. Omg no these poor pets 😭😭😭 (Obvs poor child and mom too, but someone has to be a voice for the ultra voiceless.. 😔)
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  830.  @chowfun1976  He was professional. He dealt with all kinds of serious issues. He would stay impartial. NOT showing emotion in a job like that is a very good thing. It's called being professional. You can't judge his kindness or his spirit based off of only short and repetitive clips. That comment was extremely uncalled for.
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  831. ?
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  832.  @janusgahrstre1998  "Gahr StÃļre", uhmm..
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  833.  @alexc656  Everybody lies, so obiviously both reps and dems will lie. The difference is the scale and maliciousness of it tho. The scale of lies are explosive on the right. They're NEVER being truthful.
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  834. Absolutely!! But btw.. it's Cenk with a C, not a G. It's just pronounced more like a G.
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  835.  @gagegarcia822  Way to not get the joke ðŸĪĢ
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  836. Well.. while I do agree that people in prison or jail should have access to food that doesn't make them literally physically ill, whether that means accommodating for celiacs desease, allergies, as well as religious convictions (kosher, halal etc.) ALL ACROSS THE BOARD for every single inmate, M. Traitor. G is the LAST PERSON with the integrity to speak up for that. I'm not saying prison food has to be some kind of four star meal or whatever, however they should be able to eat in a healthy manner. Just because you're in prison doesn't mean you don't deserve at least somewhat of a quality standard food. Again however, these complaints coming from this abhorrently disgusting literal traitor is rich af. If she legitimately had a consistent stance on humane prison reform for literally everybody, FINE. But she doesn't. She doesn't care about anyone else in prison, ESPECIALLY poc, or democrats overall. It's about reform for all, not "rights for me, not for thee". Stay consistent, at least.. I know that's just too much to ask for when it comed to the GQP, but still. You can't on one hand cry about how your beloved insurrectionist friends/rather political pawns are being "wrongly treated" while you're not only completely fine with the abuse of inmates that you don't politically agree with. You can't have it both ways, where you want harsher punishment and abuse for the people on the other side, but little to no punishment at all for the people who support you and you're cause. I know repukelikkkunts thinks that's how it works, but it doesn't. What a complete disaster.
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  837.  @MrsGagnon  Holy shoot, talk about jumping the gun with a completely wrong accusation. Of course, OBIVIOUSLY actually LIKING someone dying by suicide is TERRIBLE. No one says ANY different. The thing here tho, which like 99.9% of people understand, is that liking a video like this means that you "approve" of the video, that it was either funny, interesting, educational, cute or whatever and that you think it was a good video. When you like a video on YT it means that there's a higher chance that the algorythm will suggest it to more people. The more people DISLIKE a video, especially considering if the video has more dislikes than likes, the video is way less likely to be recommended in people's feeds. You can like the content of a video despite it's heavy topic of suicide. I can't believe I have to say this, but we OBIVIOUSLY don't LIKE when someone dies of damn suicide, that's just absolutely terrible and for you to assume that is terrible as well. It's baffling to me how you not only don't understand this, but that you'd have the audacity to assume that us who's liked the video _like the fact that they died of suicide_. That's a horribly unreasonable statement for you to come with, and being this clueless while assuming such awful things about us is offensive. Common sense is certainly not in any way common anymore. Obiviously.
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  838.  @adam_mma  You think their comment was creepy? Poniting out the fact that it's unlikely that us viewers knows her socials is creepy, but asking for it is not? Uhh.. mkay then.
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  839. Ugh, ffs yes. F*ck that!! That's the worst, most insensitive thing you can say to someone who's been assaulted, especially sexually. It's just so wrong. I understand that she said it with good intentions, I'll give her that, but it's careless, ignorant and rude to say such things. It's just not okay at all. As someone who has been assaulted in several different ways many times, including two sexual assaults (r*pe), once by a childhood/teenage years-"friend" and he second happened just a couple of months after turning 18, where the abuser was 44 years old. Gross af. I've had way too many people day the exact same thing to me. "It happened for a reason".. excuse me!?!? Absolutely not. There was no reason what so ever for that to happen. For me to be taken advantage of. For me to be so severly violated. Literally the only "reason" these CRIMES happen, is because the abuser is a messed up, dangerous and bad individual. That's the only reason. Sexual assault is never something you're "supposed to learn and grow from". No way. Stop excusing these horrible monsters. They're violent criminals. They're not "sent" by anyone as a damn "lesson". They're just sick and disturbed individuals who wants to feel powerful and in charge. They're reckless and selfish. Sure, like this young woman in the video said, she did grow from that experience, but that's only because you're forced to grow after such abuse. There's no valueable lesson from it. It beats you down, leaving you forced to either try to find some, any, whatever silver lining there may be, or stay down. The better option is to try to find a silver lining, but that's in no way the same as it "happening for a reason". That silver lining you desperately try to find is not "the reason" for it happening in the first place. Saying that line is simply excusing the abuser's behaviour while downgrading someone's (the victim's) personal trauma. It's degrading and devaluing. It's not taking it seriously. It's victim blaming. It's disgusting and wrong. Although I've obiviously have had to try to turn my traumatic experiences around, in order for me to keep going in life, not allowing the abuser to keep me down even without him present, I wish none of the abuse ever happened. I'd be so much better off without those experiences. Those sexual assaults ruined so many years in my life, I've had to deal with severe post traumatic stress disorder and will continue to do so for years. Having to deal with constant reoccurring nightmares, trust issues, sexual- and relationship issues, low self worth, depression and so much more is not something to consider a "lesson" or a silver lining. People seriously need to stop saying this to sexual assault survivors. You're only degrading us and the severity of our experiences. You're only continuing to excuse this kind of destructive behaviour. Saying "it happened for a reason" is just the same as saying we deserve to suffer.
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  840. Nah, I'd say stop reading it..
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  841. Context matters. The US is a key part of NATO, and it's in all of NATO'S countries interests to ensure that another villanous superpower like Russia doesn't get bigger and more powerful, and not least of all, bold and daring. We can't just let them take over another sovereign country. Both due to humanity and human rights, as well as to not embolden Russia. Letting them TAKE OVER A COUNTRY is in none of our interest. I'm as anti-war as it gets, as well as progressive, but hell.. it's not all black and white. This need for defense is not about going to war with Russia. It's important to get a handle om this BEFORE a war actually breaks out severly, FORCING NATO, which includes the US to act, costing us all even more lives and money. These issues, and being anti-war is NOT a black or white issue. Sometimes involvement is acquired to hault actual wars.
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  842. I belive it is at about 3:00 I think the question she non-answered was if she thought that him living with her daughter was at her expence or smthn (the mother's expence, smh.. she basically said yes without saying yes, trying to gaslight.
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  843. Most subs watch live, lol.
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  844. HOW DIDN'T I NOTICE THIS A MONTH AGO, I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR A NEW EPISODE FOR SOOOO LONG 😭😭😭💀👏👏👏👏👏 YESS!!!!
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  845. Not when he takes out the air bag of a car.
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  846. They haven't checked out other possibilities, tho. If I were them I'd get someone to check for mold - it can cause both physical and emotional reactions. Their neighbours might cook meth. Maybe there are some kinds of fumes they're allergic to coming from the neighbours. I don't understand why they haven't tried to talk to the neighbours, instead of instantly thinking someone's out to get them; which is the least likely possibility. It's weird.
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  847. So finding smart/educated people attractive isn't a good thing?
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  848.  @paloma4444  Yes she is, very well understood in the video. If it wasn't for her enabling him, she'd be retired two years ago.
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  849.  Jevante H  ..okay? Your point is?
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  850.  Jevante H  You don't know much about addiction, do you? Addiction is what takes over people. They're not themselves anymore. They're desperately sick, that's it. They've sick while being treated like the scum of the earth, which only drives people further into addiction and often times crime. They feel like they have nothing left to give, and have nothing more to lose. Their self coincidence gets so low and the drugs alter their minds so much that they simply don't understand what they're doing anymore. Addicts CAN be those things you claim we are, but that's more rare than you might think.
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  851. Well.. you should eat everyday tho. Do you mean you just can't control yourself and that it has taken over most or all portions of your daily life?
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  852. To us Scandinavians, they're OLD AF by now lol. You need to get with the times. It's hilarious how so many call this so "futuristic looking". Lol.
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  853. I srsly don't understand US's ID-stuff.. here in Norway we all have bank cards w/name, date of birth etc. and a profile picture, those who drive obvs have drivers licenses, and most of us have a passport - bank cards and driver licenses are the most common, tho, esp bank cards which we ALL have, which are incredibly easy and quick to get. Our bank mails them to us for free as soon as we create our bank account, which we usually do as children from the age of 14, I believe. They expire after x amount of years, and by that time the bank automatically, again for free sends us new ones. If we happen to lose them, the bank will send us new ones within a week. That usually goes quick, because ofc when we lose our bank cards, we have to notify the bank - EASILY done by simply calling the bank to get them to block that card so nobody else will be able to use them, and they routinely ask during that same call if we want a new card, which ofc we do. That's practically "free" it's between 100-150 nok (norwegian currency)/about 11USD-17USD. Not that we even have to have that amount on our account for them to send us the new card. So, that's obvs easy for literally everyone. All these are equally valid to prove our ID at the polling places. So for us, proof of ID is a non-issue. We also have early voting with WAAAY MORE THAN ENOUGH polling places, rarely any lines at all anywhere, and we do have voting options for those who for whatever reason like disabilities, illness etc. can't go to a poll - then we have polling workers coming home to you. Voting is incredibly easy and accessable for everyone, no matter where you live here or your abilities to go outside. Surely, as long as it's this easy and accessable for everyone above the age of 18 (which literally is the only requirement to vote - that and being a citizen, ofc), requiring proof of ID is of no issue. The problem obvs comes when it's NOT that easy, affordable/free and accessable for everyone. That's the issue. It's just crazy to me that the US makes something SO BASIC as an ID such a hastle. It makes NO SENSE. Sure, go right ahead and require proof of ID - just MAKE SURE you then in the same breath ENSURES that EVERYONE gets whatever ID necessary to vote FOR FREE. If you're gonna pass those kinds of laws requiring this or that, then make absolutely sure that NO ELLIGEBLE VOTER is AT ALL prevented their RIGHT to vote. That's really the heart of the issue. I HATE these repukelikkkunts who in such bad faith tries these sneaky tricks. They KNOW what they're doing and the effects these voting laws have - which ofc is EXACTLY the reason they do it in the first place. It's not to "secure election integrity" it's the exact opposite. It's PREVENTING "unwanted" voters their constitutional right to vote, and it baffles me how it's seemingly so hard to strike down these laws, as they directly interfere with americans constitutional right to vote. The US truly makes everything good as complicated and unattainable as possible. Anyone still considering America as "the best country on earth" or even close to it is highly delusional, no joke.
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  854. FR!!! Too many comments here are taking dumps on her, acting like they know stuff. Poor couple. This is not okay. I feel bad for even watching and giving him more views, I just feel for his guests. They want help and are being exploited. This would never happen if you had universal health care in the states.
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  855.  @SStoll-dz1cp  It IS relevant. How could you know when you don't know what it's like for an addict to either have universal health care or not? If it wasn't such a fuzz to get treatment (it costs way too much for many people, and your social programs are severly underfunded), many more people would. That would also make it a lot easier for everyone, considering the police wouldn't have to step in in cases like these. If only you could see how other countries with guaranteed health care is doing it, you'd get it. But you don't get it. Look at some actual, unbiased stats, not only from the states. You'll see that those countries with proper quality, accessable (to everyone, regardless of wealth and social status) health care have WAY less chronic addicts, homeless people and incarcerated people.
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  856. You don't understand they very recently turned on the comments in many of their videos? Really????
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  857. How deluded. He totally botched it all, and made masks and vaccines political, killing hundreds of thousands of people. Most of American deaths happened under 45's watch. Compare 45's mitigation policies (practically none) to handle the spread compared to the rest of the world who actually took it seriously. The exact opposite of what 45 did to "handle" it is what worked. So, stfu and do some actual reading from international studies from international scientists and researchers. You'll understand quickly just how wrong you are. Also, even just by looking at the differences between red and blue states RIGHT NOW. Those who DO follow recommended protocols, like distancing, masking up and/or (preferrably) taking the vaccine have far less covid cases, hospitalizations and deaths. The least vaccinated states have their hospitals filled up over capacity. Also note that nearly 100%, like 99.9% or something (at least 99%) of covid deaths and hospitalizations come from those who are not vaccinated. So, you're simply dead wrong.
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  858. How much do you have to go to the vet?? I spend like almost thrice the amount of what Phil said on even just FOOD for my dog. I buy quality food.. not the most expensive kind, but certainly good quality. I look at it as an investment, because it is. I'd rather spend some more monthly/yearly on dog and cat food than save a few bucks, only to cause health problems in the long run which will do nothing but cause pain, heart break and expensive bills which will end up costing more than food. I do not at all say that you have to buy the most expensive food, but it's important to invest in their health. I'd stay FAR away from grocery store pet food.. that's dangerously unregulated, and I don't trust it. No one should. My dog and cat just about never have to go to the vet, and each checkup they've had, they've been completely fine and very healthy and happy. There's never been a single worry regarding their health. I invest in good, proper food which can be trusted. I know so many other people with pets who at least for the most part buys grocery store food, and they all struggle with SOMETHING, whether it's fur related, digestion related, energy related, weight related or what not. That's not surprising, tho. Just like with humans, for the most part at least (there are ALWAYS exceptions, whether it's pets/animals or humans) the worse food we eat, the worse our health get especially in the long run. It's not rocket science.
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  859. Ohh noooo😭😭😭😔😔😔 RIP and love, ya fierce mrs. White! There's no Betty better than you. Love you â™Ĩïļâ™Ĩïļâ™Ĩïļ
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  860.  @gordonbarranger4168  Keep crying you fool.
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  861.  @NasciParaAdorar7  .. you do realize that people develop? For all we know, he may not have been like this before. They mentioned that the both of them went into the millitary, assuming they already knew each other/dated/were engaged/married before that, and that this behaviour developed AFTER that. It's CRAZY how many people are more judgemental of people being abused, instead of the person ACTUALLY abusing. It's sick.
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  862. So many ignorant, non-empathetic people here who does not understand the issues at hand. You clearly don't understand the complexities of mental health issues and addiction. You don't understand that the police shouldn't have responser at all. She should have been taken to the hospitals by paramedics. If only they did that instead, this wouldn't have happened. By the police responding at all, they're to blame. She's clearly extremely sick, and her illness is valid. You wouldn't to that to any other patient. As soon as there's talk about someone struggling with addiction and/or mental illness(es), police respond, regardless if the person is violent or not. When an addict/mentally ill person is violent/erratic, paramedics should've responded with maybe an officer or two for backup if needed to protect the paramedics. This wasn't a police case in any way, and they shouldn't have responsed and abused their powers. They're not properly trained to handle sick people. She's a patient, not a criminal. Get it in your heads people. You're too ignorant, acting like you know what's up.
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  863.  @nicoleg1492  Lol right, I immidiatly thought of Tia and Tamara Mowry, who's also actually twins. The clips they showed from their music, rapping together was dope tho! That usually doesn't happen in cases like this, where people who want to become musicians/sing are actually good at it! These two women/sisters together could go far if they put enough work into it. It's a shame that wannabe-Etta just completely side tracked. A real shame. I hope for all their sakes that they'll reestablish their group!
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  864. @cottagem But girl, not everyone feels the same.
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  865.  @ButterBeerBanter  💀😂
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  866. If that's the case, you should've already broken up. There's nothing sensible about dragging it for so long.
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  867.  @Lumalee  Although I agree with you on principle, there's no need to bash someone for having empathy towards someone.
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  868.  @C.M.30337  or wind.. or water.
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  869.  @hunden8404  You actually think there's not a difference?
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  870. It's so funny to me how people always want to use Norway as an example for "socialism" or even capitalism, yet so few people know what it's actually like here in Norway. I mean I guess thank you for.. liking my country?? Idk. Norway is at least way more humane than many other places including the US, for sure.
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  871.  @dupersdelite  No, it's not. YOU benefit from taxes. The entire society does. That's not theft, get your head out of your ass please.
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  872.  @dupersdelite  Don't project your delusions on me.
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  873. ​ @Soft_taco1983 I get it with new/even relatively new series and movies, but.. House is getting quite old now, can't be watching and reading about House w/o spoilers coming 😅 House series is old.. I am old omg.
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  874. It's horrifying to see someone disregarding so many health care professionals. Of course this person doesn't understand vaccines either. What kind of world would this be if we didn't have doctors and nurses etc.? If you were to get injured in an accident, do you just want to bleed out a slow death on the spot or do you want medical attention so you at least have a chance at life further on? Not saying that bad things never happens, I've also had several bad experiences with all kinds of health care prof. and know way more than 12 people that have suffered due to negliegence. In my experience at least, it has always been due to UNDERtreatment rather than OVERtreatment. Still, I would not be alive if it wasn't for access to health care. Consider this statement as a non-American, I'm Norwegian.. so I'm not trying to speak for the American experience here. All I'm trying to say is that usually, trust in docs etc. is crucial. Don't try to scare people away from seeking help and treatment, it can literally kill someone.
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  875.  @ladydeerheart1  Priorities.. you should research that word.
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  876.  @Cluffiee  lol gurl, what was wrong about her comment? NOTHING, so chill.
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  877.  @tinahuttner7280  Of course they can have a good heart, but there are bad people in every group of people, just like she is. She has no empathy or ability to put herself in others shoes.
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  878. Absolutely. I had sympathy for him until this clip, both considering how he not "only" practically made his mother have to choose between her son and her already old dogs (who deserves to live and grow older, not just be put down because they're already old anyway), but then had no sympathy for her situation in addition to belittling her even more, making himself out to be the victim and talked like it was his mother who lacked sympathy. Ugh, just no. I don't like him at all and don't have sympathy for him anymore.
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  879.  @tpxchallenger  Believe me, I was surprised as well! I knew I had to tell them because I knew neither of my stories in either case wouldn't even make sense if I didn't tell them about being addicted, but believe me.. I did NOT expect it to go that well! 😅
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  880.  @helencheung2537  Stop trolling. You seem like one of those people that go looking for things to be offended by, you don't even bother watching probably, yet you just can't help yourself from bullshit comments, trying to anger people.
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  881. 100%! Wtf? I thought the ENTIRE POINT of the NYPD to show up was to help dispurse/open up the crowd and make people leave, as to not cause further chaos, but yeah.. what do you expect? ItÂīs american police, theyÂīre trained and show up specifically to hunt and cause damage, especially when something is going on with groups consisting of primarily black people/people of color in general. So that statement SHOULD be shocking and it SHOULD NOT make sense as it goes against what their job shouldÂīve been that day, but sadly itÂīs not shocking that that statement was made so confidently, as if there was nothing wrong with that statement. ItÂīs so frustrating. Obvs YES this event was negligent etc., but the cops seem incapable of NOT escalating chaos.
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  882. I wasn't even this naive at TWELVE, goddamnit.
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  883. 💀
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  884. Nahhh, they're rather yet another terrible result of church/christianity. It's all the same bs.
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  885. The amount of brain rot flat earthers have is quite literally fckn contagious I cant -
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  886. wWTF "SENTIMENTAL" VALUE!??? ARE YOU INSANE???!?
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  887.  @wanakone33  Right wing media does spout all kinds of conspiracies, tho.
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  888.  @L.M788  Doesn't matter.
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  889.  @flammablewater1755  Fr..ðŸĪ”
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  890. @Brian Shoo Since you wanna play whatabout-ism, how about all the people police ENTIRELY UNJUSTLY MURDER ALL THE TIME? The actual CAUSE of PEACEFUL PROTESTS by BLM, which is their FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT? Yet police and moronically racist, hypocritical and blood thirsty red wingers see absolutely no problem with DRIVING OVER PEACEFUL PROTESTORS, shooting them, beating them up, brutalizing them in all kinds of ways? Stfu. There is NO comparison between BLM's JUSTIFIED AND EXTREMELY LEGAL protests and the Jan. 6th INSURRECTION. ABSOLUTELY NO COMPARISON AT ALL. You simply "support" the police when it's CONVENIENT to your hatred bubble. When it's not, all of a sudden you don't support the police, despite getting crushed, killed and brutalized by right wingers who couldn't accept THAT THEY LOST AN ELECTION FAIR AND SQUARE. THAT'S IT. So just stop it, idiot.
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  891. Propaganda doesnÂīt discriminate, though. Everyone can fall for propaganda, regardless of their age, gender, wealth etc. So whatÂīs your point, really?
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  892.  @madmAn-ky8pd  ..did I say anything else?
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  893. So you're saying that we should avoid anything that triggers dopamine/good feelings? ðŸĪ”
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  894. Jubilee-Phil is my kinda vibe tho, love it
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  895. Oh hell no, not from a plane. They can easily survive extreme hights, but once you give it enough time in the fall for gravity not to support their light weight anymore, they'll end up with too much weight to survive, and just crash too hard. So NO, you can't throw cats out of A PLANE.
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  896. Wth ðŸ˜ķ
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  897.  @wordsunheard2383  Maybe learn some grammar before you start lecturing other people. Sounds good? Good.
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  898. :_TYTCookie::_TYTCookie::_TYTCookie:
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  899.  @AnUtA352  What do you mean by that?
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  900. Why does that remind me of Conan
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  901. Fr tho, DAAAAMN. She must have lived an INCREDIBLY sheltered and tbh TOO SAFE life. I just mean that OBIVIOUSLY any reasonable parent(s) would want to safeguard their kid(s) as much as possible, but COMPLETELY sheltering them from real life to the point where that tiny little nothing-burger of a joke/comment made her cry and feel as though her life was in danger, and that the comment wasn't simply a smug-ish comment/joke, but an actual threat.. I mean, goodness me. Obvs just assuming here since none of us knows her life outside of this little clip, but hell, if I was in that room when she started crying over that little piece of nothing, I'd SERIOUSLY struggle to not laugh due to the ridicolousness of it. That comment was NOTHING. If I recieved such a comment, or any other reasonable person recieved that comment, at most the reaction would be a simple eye roll, perhaps at most a smirky comment back or prob just ignored it.. not cry and feel threatened, even that much later after the comment. I'm incredibly understanding that we all have different tolerance levels, but dear oh dear.. that was something else. Is she a young adult or a literal baby? It seems like she's flown threw life on a field of thorn-free roses in a bed of clouds. I can't imagine being THIS sensitive. Tbh, poor girl. The second real life hits her, and she's no longer surrounded by people who protect her from any opposing opinions, people not giving her whatever she wants etc., aka the REAL WORLD, she's destined to struggle hard af. Overprotective parents and enviroments, growing up with pillows sown all over you and such is cruel. OF COURSE parents are supposed to protect you, but ALSO prepare you for the next stages of life so that they're prepared for the stages in life we all enter into as we get older and older. I'm truly not sure whether to laugh or cry over that ridicolous statement.. it's both sad when you really think about it, but it's also extremely hilarious; ESP when the dude who literally got STABBED spoke about that right after her crying over quite literally NOTHING. Geeeez... the definition of white girl tears right there.. truly the ultra max version of it as well lol. Goodness me.
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  902. Dude what?
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  903. Wtf
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  904.  @kkandsims4612  Literally
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  905. His eyes didn't even seem human?? What? I.. whT? I dunno, he gives me the creeps.
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  906. Cenk* sry lol
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  907.  @urmom-zj9xe  Punctuation please?
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  908. What's her ig?
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  909.  @craighopkins4496  and you bring christianity into this because.. why? I mean damn, christianity is even worse/has done more damage to people and the world as a whole morew than even the US millitary has, which says a WHOLE DAMN LOT jfc
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  910. ?? There's nothing wrong with living in an apartment with a dog (of course as long as you walk, excersice and play properly, which you have to do no matter where you live). Having a baby in an apartment is far more annoying to other tenants, but NOBODY complains about that. Not that they should, but.. Many dog owners that live in apartments treat their dogs way better than if they lived in a house with a yard, since you're more 'forced' to take it out and walk it kind of manually, instead of being lazy as by just leaving it in the yard, thinking that's enough for them - which it's not. So stfu.
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  911. Sure. The problem at hand now tho is that the pain that someone caused her is now pain inflicted on both her and her kid. That is not okay, no matter what you've been through. Btw, I know PTSD first hand and second hand very well, I symphathize A LOT with her. This is NOT her fault at all. What she IS responsible for is HOW she deals with it. It's like those who hurt her still has the power and are still hurting her and her family. She does need to do something about it. It would benefit her and those around her (she's still a mother remember? Having gone through even the most horrible trauma is NOT an excuse to allow not only yourself but your KID to live like that). That's the problem, not the fact that she's still hurting.
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  912. Scam!!
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  913.  @wendydayz6673  wth
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  914. Yo srsly, 45 and Putin are like bf's ðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļðŸ˜‚😂ðŸĪ·â€â™€ïļ or rather, 45 loves Putin, and Putin only used 45 to his own personal advantage. This have been well established already. Go bsck to Faux news.
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  915.  @abby5724  No, Morticia Addams is beautiful, Karen is not!
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  916.  @wainked  Nah, he's just an easy scapegoat to them.
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  917.  @dubiedupe2368  Not mine lol
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  918.  @areebbutt9546  Most teenagers/young adults either smoke regularly or will try it at some point. Also, black folks, especially young black men gets arrested for way more than anyone else. Having a criminal record doesn't make you a bad person instantly. A 'lil weed for a 16 y/old in America is not unusual at all. He's just unlucky he got caught. Also, more and more states and other countries are starting to completely legalize, decriminalize or legalize it medicinally. It's not a big deal at all. Don't blow it out of proportion.
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  919.  @khaliyahliyah6444  bruh
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  920.  @Afmedic85  Oh so he's abusive now. Ok. 👁👄👁
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  921. How sad.. though I'd also rather go out on my own terms instead of in a cold nursing home. This is just yet another example of why assisted su*cide should be legal, especially when someone is terminally ill and/or are suffering to the point of having no quality of life moving forward. It's just far too immoral to hold on to life just for the sake of it. Just like our beloved pets are usually part of our family, when we know that they've gotten so ill in their old age that we lovingly assist and alliviate their needless suffering by letting them go to sleep peacefully; without the long, cruel and drawn out suffering.. us, the loved ones surely want all of those we love to live as long as possible by our side, but needlessly making them suffer for far longer than necessary is selfish; which is why we aid our beloved pets(/family in pet owners eyes) in such a manner. It's not for us and our comfort, it's for their comfort and dignity. Legalizing assisted s*ic*ide would be the most ethical thing to do for all parties involved, as an option for everyone where the benefits clearly weigh more than continuing needless suffering for the terminally ill and those in constant suffering with no opportunity for actual improvement in life. Forcing people to live out their lives in painful suffering with no end in sight is torture imo. It's cruel and unnessecary. Let them go of free will as peacefully as possible if that's their clear wish. It's just what's right. Don't force people into situations like the one showcased in this tragic episode. It shouldn't have to be like this.
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  922. To some point, sure. This degree tho? Oooh no oh no oh no..
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  923.  @CoreyT127  Ffs, did you pull those statistics outta ur butt? I hope you never have custody of any girls/daughters.
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  924.  @UnbiasedRemarks  Nah. The stats are extremely low.
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  925. I have a cat, who before sterilization could become QUITE vicious. I mean, if you're a young kid, sure. I get it. I've gotten some terrible scratches, and cats are often underestimated. For sure. Still.. I've NEVER been afraid for either myself OR my cat actually getting hurt, even when he used to get these testo-filled "outbreaks" or whatever. I ALWAYS managed to fairly quickly restrain him without hurting him or myself (besides some scratches - never much, tho). Don't get me wrong, my cat is LOVELY and have always been, as well as cuddly and cute most of the time. There was just a few times here and there he'd "lose it", and started "attacking" and becoming "vicious" in response. He was just too frustrated at times due to the testosterone and not having a female cat to mate with, lol. So nothing "bad" ever went on, causing him to behave like that at times. So.. sure, they can absolutely do SOME damage, and A LOT of damage to especially toddlers, if the cat isn't used to toddlers and being a bit "manhandled", as toddlers just do. That's just how it goes with toddler vs. any animal. I'm jist saying.. it doesn't take much to get control over a cat, as long as you have some idea over how cats function and such. Thankfully. . there's generally NEVER ANY REASON to fight ANY pet or wild animal (unless you stumble upon some wild animal and are FORCED to fight for self defense - usually you're better off just running away anyway). Just don't fight animals.
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  926. People and workers have rights ffs. People like you always complain whether people work or not, simply because people want and have a right to be treated as people, ffs. What's so hard? Damn sado.
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  927. They seem extremely shallow. They want to live like someone they're not. I understand wanting quality and everything, but c'mon. These people.. just wow. Seems like they think that if they were to actually live by their means, they'd be looked down upon, yet they would STILL be more upper/middle class than most. They seem extremely insecure. If they actually were sensible with money (not buying their CHILDREN expensive brand clothes they'll grow out off instantly, for instance), it seems like they could actually save up for not even the longest time and actually get a nice house, cars etc. without breaking the bank/constantly being in debt. This is pure silliness. If only they didn't try to be someone they're not, they'd be a lot happier and well better off. Shallowness and greed, people.. it suits no one.
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  928. Really, same.. I usually avergae about 10 years older than me, much due to maturity, interests and all. Still, I'm only 23 so a man 10 years older is no problem at all, I'd say. You know, I'm not 100% sure if I want kids yet. I am 100% sure I don't want kids until at least five years from now. That's still okay and won't cause issues because I'm very well still in a maternal age and will be for probably close to maybe 10-13 years or so. So, say I wanted children as "late" as the age of 33 (to go to the higher age range) and my bf/husband was 10 years older that would still be completely fine. Although we know that for women that our eggs "expire" at certain ages, we also know that men can conceive much longer than that. 43 years of age wouldn't really be problematic. Right now I'm with someone that is 29. He wants kids one day and like I said I'm not sure yet. Yes, he knows that. That's barely an age gap at all. So for me and my preferences in men, I think I'm all good.
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  929. 100%!
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  930.  @joeloh670  Get your grammar, spelling and sentence structure in order. This is nearly impossible to understand.
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  931.  @Sulposition  bruh
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  932. They did.
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  933. 😂😂😂 By this point, although I don't have too much nice at all to say about the husband, this is beyond wild. She's dug her own hole, and seems to be thriving in it.
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  934. Why would MANY women who have shared experiences and varying, though really consistent not ne believed over ONE man? Like, why trust the word of one single person over so many other people? That makes absolutely zero sense. Sure, the process will just have to play itself out legally at least which is very important, but having an opinion over his guilt esp when these kinds of things happening is all too common, and the courts only determine what can be proven, opposed to the full story, which becomes difficult in certain cases where there's little to no solid, objective evidence and you have to rely on matching up witness testimonies, trying to find holes in stories etc. to prove allegations. Just because something may not reach legal standards, it doesn't mean that it's not true. That's often an unfortuante difficulty in sexual harrassment cases and such, due to there usually always being incredibly rare to have hard, objective evidence. It's not like there's too many paper trails to find in word for word-cases in this kind of crime, to put it that way. You should also use common sense and what seems probable and logical, putting ot into context and more circumstancial evidence. Again, courts determine the law and provable guilt, but you don't exactly always need a court to put 2 and 2 together to figure out what's truthful. Sometimes, "common" (which is way too uncommon af these days, smfh) sense and some logical thinking will take you far.
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  935. Because right wingers want to shoot and brutalize people who don't fit their aerian, white supremist narrative. Not all ofc, but far too many in both the millitary and the police. It's all a fun, little game for them.. sadists. Sociopaths.
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  936. Wait I didn't catch that? Timestamp?
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  937. The thumbnail made me puke jfc
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  938. Gotcha
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  939. ??? Whut
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  940.  @Tachanka4553  She said remote parts of Iceland.
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  941. Right 😂
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  942. ..and? Nobody's disputing the fact that it can be used in SMALLER DOSES SPECIFICALLY FOR HUMANS, NOT DOSES AND FORMULATIONS MEANT HORSES AND CADDLE. Also, you don't use a DEWORMER to treat VIRUSES. You know what you can use instead, that's both free, readily available and accessable, extremely safe, ensures that you won't get seriously ill and hospitalized and DIE? THE COVID VACCINE. Du-uhh.
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  943. Those eyes horrify me. Sure, many people have big, staring eyes, but the expressionless darkness is unusual. The guy who kidnapped, raped and tried to kill me had those eyes. Not when I first met him, but as soon as I woke up after being kidnapped he had those eyes throughout the entire time he was.. messing with me. It's a specific look, that is more than apperances. Completely lifeless and unemphathetic expression, most noticable in the eyes despite casting that kind of darkness over the entire face. If you think seeing that on a photo is creepy, imagine getting that expression with demonic looking eyes burned deep into your brain after living through their horror.
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  944. This was a bonus/members episode lol.
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  945.  @GH29111  Not social democracy, wich is what Mimi talked about.
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  946. @Melissa Is Here Oh, the attention seeker is here. Time to get off social media, go for a walk or smthn. This hurts you.
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  947.  @gwenrichard7507  You never asked me a question. Also, these are not feelings. These are actual observations and truthful. What numbers do you want me to show you? It's not like your claim is based on numbers or whatever instead of feelings.
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  948.  @javierjones6852  They really did lol. With nothing better to say than "What about" * insert some racist, untruthful statement statement about Antifa here *
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  949.  @kieran3507  No they're not. You're not even debating, you're just spewing up conspiracies to deflect blame. Whataboutism is not an argument.
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  950.  @Reb9690  Excuse me but aren't black people part of western culture by this point?
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  951.  @ericaschaidt8588  Despite him having some memory loss, it's important to remember that your body still remembers. Sometimes your brain shuts out memories that are too difficult to deal with. Remembering trauma isn't that relevant.
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  952.  @ericaschaidt8588  No biggie 😅 Just wanted to explain that people CAN forget trauma. I'm a traumasurvivor, and there's loads I simply don't remember anymore. It's either forgotten or my memories are in third person - so I can memorize "watching myself" during my trauma (almost deadly rape). Although a lot is forgotten, my body still remembers. I feel it in my entire body. So that's all I wanted to explain. I know many people with similar experiences.
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  953.  @ShiftTheMatrixGaming  ..What? I don't see how your reply fits to the commenter's response.. ðŸĪĻ
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  954. Hell, I'm Norwegian (part of the three Scandinavian countries - we're all independent and have been for ages upon ages, but we're lumped together as one on the world stage.. oh well, Sweden and Denmark are cool, so I don't mind! But.. Norway's the best, tho. We just are). What Ana's saying is absolutely correct. I personally have been unfortunate enough in my still very young life (still just 23 y/o) to have been homeless for some years, beginning at the age of just 16 y/o. So, surely more than enough childhood trauma from both before and after that. By that point, you bet I was already addicted to drugs. I grew up in one of the poorest areas, and my family surely didn't have any resources. There weren't too much in our community generally either, so nothing really to lean in if in need. Hence the situation I found myself in. I ended up in worse and worse crowds, experiencing worse and worse trauma, becoming more and more drug addicted. People around me practically just waited to get "the call", if you know what I mean. So it was absolutely terrible. You know what eased the burden on not just myself personally, but on our community's resources and crime rates? The fact that our government cares for every single person enough to allow them some shreds of dignity, in other words money. It wasn't much, but it made sure, along with other programs, that I could eat at all, and not have to steal and such (aka.. become a worse criminal than being a drug addict stupidly is considered), in order to feed my habits. I also had the possibility of getting any kind of health care, both mental and physical. I could also spend days and nights at shelters for safety and hygiene. These things not only ensured my own personal health and wellbeing despite the terrible situation I found myself in, it also highly eased the burden the rest of the community would face by myself, along with the rest of people in similar situations just trying to survive, by doing criminal activities affecting others. It ensures literally everyone. It's not that people never get robbed or such, it's rather that the chances of that happening being decreased as much as possible. We, the poor people, weren't made desperate enough to have to rob innocent people, just going about their day. Ensuring our safety immidiatly ensured the rest's safety. Basically, we logically decided to do the math and follow simple logic. We'd all much more preferr our tax dollars going into investing in the most poor and unfortunate among us, instead of investing in beefing up the police and other "after the fact"-measures. We understand that investing in people's dignity despite their background would be of much greater benefit to literally everyone, than investing in stupid and unnessecary police and law enforcement tactics and equipment. We would much rather prevent that need for beefed up security in the first place. We know that investing in prevention takes everyone so much further, and ensures everyone's safety so much more.. not to mention, it's just way more humane and dignified. It's not exactly motivating for anyone to try to re-enter regular society when society's been nothing but cruel and ruthless to you. Because of these ideals and this humane logic, we barely have that much crime at all. Sure, getting rid of crime 100% will always be literally impossible, but we've incentivised being a law-obiding citizen much more over being a criminal. This kind of crime policy has made sure that we're all, regardless of social status, a safe and welcoming society, not ridden with crime (especially regarding violent, gang, and street-associated crimes). It just works way better for everyone, and it's good economics as well. I grew up in what was for a very long time considered part of Norway's worst places (in terms of poverty, crime etc.). We surely had our right wing politicians bring up similar talking points to the US' right wing, but thankfully the overruling political opinion over how to deal with this specific area landed on left wing ideals, which was to continue our high standards in terms of treating the population. We ended up with this massive investment involving a decade long plan to invest from the bottom up in that area. We helped people by literally increasing wellfare, massive infrastructure investments including massive human infrastructure, all of this and much more. We decided that a helping hand would be of greater benefit and interest to the entire country, instead of continue punishing people for being poor and having unfortunate and unprivileged conditions. That absolutely massive investment ended up turning this area (where I still live!) into the place in our city, Oslo (which is the capitol of Norway, yes) into becoming the place with the least crime rates. Funny how that worked, huhh. It both made this area one of the most attractive places to live, pushing up property values massively, without forcing those of us who already lived here in it's poor times out, due to our government ensuring that not only the values of the properties going up, but people wages and wellfare as well to match the increase in property values, so us "OG's" weren't pushed out of our community and homes due to the inflation. Now THIS is how you do politics. This is how you treat people. This is just what's right and humane. Our government and our society at large seeing literally every single person's individual value is what makes us incredible. We don't see helping people and investing in people as a burden at all, we see it as an obligation we all have towards each other, and joyfully so. We're happy to know that we spend our tax dollars to even out inequality, to better the lives of our neighbours, children, elders and community at large, in health and education etc. - not in cruel and unnessecary wars, unnessecary police enforcement and all those kinds of wasteful "investments", which we know don't work. No. We're much more focused on what actually matters, and fixing the root problems, instead of constantly wasting money and time just treating the "symptoms". We got it right. There's a reason we're one of the wealthiest AND happiest nations on earth, which we have been for the longest time. Take notes, people. Actually learn something.. and stay kind, care abour your neighbour and community. We'll all be doomed if we let personal greed be the ruling force.
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  955. Sure, but.. relevancy here? They WANT to get married.
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  956. Complaining about one thing doesn't mean that other things going down are irrelevant. Math and such can be really stressfull for some people. Complaining about math doesn't mean we don't appreciate other horrible tragedies like this. Your "point" is completely irrelevant.
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  957.  @joannemadden7449  He's a Karen in a police custome.
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  958. He's not doing comedy, tho.
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  959. That's not standard where I live.
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  960. She is not one of those people. This is not her fault.
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  961. Fr tho
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  962.  @TheDimonddoll2001  Just get universal. You're paying loads of taxes right, so you should be able to benefit from YOUR money anyway. It benefits everybody, except for the wealthy hospital administrators who care more about profits than the lives they're supposed to help and save. You really think private companies, including hospitals don't have an incentive to "treat" you as much as possible, without actually being productive and mostly benefitial to your long term health? When you take out the money making opportunity by keeping people sick in order to "treat" them more while disregarding what the patient benefits the most from, JUST to make more money off of your life, healthcare becomes both cheaper AND safer.
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  963. ALSO - there are MANY ppl who simply are unable to work for whatever reason, whether that's due to disabilities, mental health issues, developmental issues, addictions, lack of available jobs etc.. what are they going to do, then? Be left on the street to die?
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  964.  @Lightningranger24  I hope that's a joke..
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  965. Hail Satan ðŸ–Ī💀ðŸ–Ī
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  966. She wouldn't say that if she actually wanted to do it. Also, no killed would in the first place WRITE OUT A DETAILED PLAN TITLED "MURDER", and in the second place, no one would especially clarify at the end that everyone needs and deserves love from their mother etc. if they actually wanted to murder someone. She wanted her mother to see that note to get attention; something she never got as a child. She puts up this front because she's hurt. It's sad, really.
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  967. First of all, they need to respect their innocent pets. They have zero voice or skin in the game. They deserve waaaay better.
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  968. THIS
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  969. My goodness, these people are truly rhe definition of bravery. Pure strength. Wow. These men are incredibly impressive.
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  970.  Enby30  ðŸĪĢðŸĪĢ You know what she meant, tho.. as in a big apartment BUILDING, not a house.
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  971.  @drstevej2527  You know nothing, grouch. :_TYTCookie:
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  972.  @beamills9205  Oh, so when did you become an addiction expert? You're obiviously not and have NO IDEA what you're talking about? Shame on you. Get tf out.
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  973.  @kimwhitehead9096  She wants it. There's no wonder she's wimsy. That's what addiction does to you. She's obvs struggling a lot, and Phil doing like he's doing to her, threatening, yelling, cornering her etc. creates a fear response in her. Basic anxiety at a high level, causing you to have to choose between fight, flight or freeze. This is a completely natural response by her. You don't know sh*t.
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  974. He most def CAN, but he refuses to. He makes it a point to disrespect all poc, black women in particular by pronouncing their names wrong. He does it with Kamala as well, and calls AOC "Sandy" to be offensive. It`s entirely on purpose. His show is neither news or entertainment, it`s purely fascist, right wing extremist, white supremacy-prpaganda. That`s all his show is. That is in part what makes Tucker and those like him even more dangerous than the MTG`s, Boebert`s and ex-chief in coup 45.. the Tucker`s of the world are actually smart, unlike them. MTG etc are just dumb and happen to be right wing fascists, Tucker etc however are a more dangerous breed, as they are far more capable and actually calculated in their propaganda, unlike MTG and such who are just useful idiots.
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  975. I wish it wasn't edited down:(( Oh well.. "go watch his stream", I KNOW
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  976.  @sabastianlucero1579  fr.
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  977. As a white woman we do NOT claim white cry baby or "not white" Christy.
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  978. I always feel like I need a shower in burning hot water peeling my skin off.
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  979.  @saulalessio2251  So you're saying that just because another country releases more than the states, the states should just simply.. do nothing? Perfect logic.
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  980. I'm a Norwegian who loves Denmark. We have a saying that goes, "det er godt ÃĨ vÃĶre norsk i Danmark!" which translates to "it's good being a norwegian in Denmark!". I sure do love Denmark and this policy of theirs is just one of the many great examples of reasons to love Denmark. I also love WHENEVER especially Norway (considering this is where I'm born and raised), or Scandinavia in general, representation and reckognition is just so extremely rare. Also, guess what.. we never fail to provide power year round to all kinds of extreme weather and all four seasons (way up north, winter is the season. So you can imagine how extreme the most nordic places get for long periods each time) with our reliable green power (no, we're not yet fully green, we're still VERY green) supplying us without fail.
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  981.  @sams9462  It's still extremely important to talk about. Female health is neglected all too often.
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  982. .. and that matters because?
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  983. That's just how it is lol. Private schoolers are so obnoxious and hella pretentious..
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  984. Same goes for men. Edit: don't get me wrong, I obvs mean SOME men.
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  985. @Melissa Is Here Well of course you should do that at 26, that's grown. I'm glad you say you're getting better, but DAMN. How much of an attention seeking brat can you be??
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  986. Rather a term limit. Just think off all the young newbies.. like Marjorie Greene and such.
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  987. Nope, but he's the one sending them there. One can be 100% certain that he gets a great cut from their profit for promoting them so much. He's the one sending them there. He gets payed for sending abused and neglected children to become even more abused and neglected.
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  988. Yess! They seem so jovial and nice. Just kind hearted, good spirited people. So very uplifting and refreshing! Love it!
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  989. CBD is an "ingredient" (an active component) in marihuana. That's what makes you stoned when smoking weed.
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  990.  @singing4hope  He is not licensed and legally, he needs certified people to do and say certain stuff for him.
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  991. Wuthout knowing for sure, that does sound just about 'murrican.
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  992. The rest of the world is "slowly" waking up? EXCUSE ME? NO, WE'VE BEEN AWAKE FOR DECADES, MOST OF US. America, STOP blaiming THE REST OF THE WORLD for YOUR terrors, disasters and failures. FFS. YOU NEED TO WAKE UP.
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  993. Fr. I don't really mind Botox etc that much, but.. yeah:/ You can barely see any shading/contouring on her face anymore. The lighting and makeup doesn't help, either. She's a wonderful woman worth WAY MORE than just her looks.. I just find it sad when people are so insecure that they end up screwing themselves up.
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  994. Religion (especially the three largest ones) fucks people up. You can't prove me wrong.
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  995.  Steve Steiner  Yup. I mean, that IS a good thing, it would be a terrible slippery slope if they were to choose who to care for based on people's character. That's not a road we wanna take. I just wish for dear life that there was some kind of way to ensure that unvaccinated covid patients (OBVS with the exeption of those very few people who CAN'T take the vaccine due to actual, valid medical reasons and children) didn't take away crucial hospital beds/ESPECIALLY ICU beds from those in need for all other "normal" reasons like accidents, surgery complications, cancer etc. It's so wrong and incredibly immoral for adults who are elligable for the vaccine get help and treatment, despite willfully risking both their own life and those around them, while others who have been responsible throughout the pandemic DIE because of these selfish, ignorant pricks. That's so wrong. America needs to get it's damn shit together. I'm so tired of these a-holes refusing to do the most MINOR actions like wearing a mask, socially distancing when possible and taking the vaccine, being all anti-science, refusing to trust doctors and health care professionals - but all of a sudden trust them fully again once they get seriously ill. Ffs, wtf!?? The AUDACITY. THE ENTITLEMENT. Their selfishness kills!
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  996. Right!? I could've never referred to the person that is suspected to have murdered MY CHILD a "gentleman". Wth? I wouldn't even manage to simply call him a man. All he'd be in my mind is a damn MONSTER.
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  997. This!!
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  998.  Scott Robinson  Oh please, he ain't right about shit. It's all propaganda mixed with delusional thinking.
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  999. @E S Uhm, nah.
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  1000.  @gigisoglamorousipeeglitter7466  ..humans can be extremely horrific, tho. This "mother" clearly is. Simply saying "nobody's perfect, we're all just human" doesn't cut it. It doesn't mean ANYTHING. She CHOSE to have him. She failed him, and he's taken the fall for it. He's been failed his entire life. THAT'S HORRIFIC.
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  1001. Just love mr Ojeda. Thanks for caring about the rest of us non-US citizens! Europe may be far better, but holy moly, do we got a whole ton of turmoil brewing over here as well.. the US can't act as though the EU doesn't matter to them, whether the nation is officially part of the EU or not.
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  1002. Nah
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  1003.  @necrophiliacin_lace628  Blame the media and corruption. You simply don't know what you don't know. Far too many people are still naive enough to trust whatever mainstream news channel presents to them, as well as what their politicians says. The voters are the victims here. The population are the victims to endless capitalisitic greed supported by collusion with the media.
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  1004. Uhm.. so much for that elementary school education supposedly including science and biology classes. Learn some basic facts that any 5th grader could educate you on.. that wouldn't hurt.. just saying. The wickedness of people like you are sickening.
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  1005. That number seemed WAAAAY too small. I know this episode is old, but it's not THAT old.
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  1006. Why feel sorry for her husband? Her children - sure. Her husband, tho?? Anyone willing to marry her is a lunatic as well lol.
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  1007. This breaks my heart. I've been her. All the same movements, type of speech, mood swings, the greasy/sweaty hair and body, just completely shattered. Completely heart breaking. It's a horrible life. I'm glad I made it. Still struggling, but from ending up at the hospital at least 15 times a year (if not even way more) to living in an apartment by myself, a part time job and a dog and a cat. No hospital admissions related to drugs or alcohol in about 2 years. Brings back though memories this clip, I gotta say..
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  1008. If she was going through withdrawal she couldn't have been there. That's how addiction works. That's partly what makes it so difficult. Especially with alcohol withdrawals, it can get fatally dangerous. You can DIE from alcohol withdrawals. It's more dangerous to quit alcohol than any other drug, literally. Even heroin. She can get seizures easily, like "dr" Phil mentioned. Therefore, she HAS to be in a hospital when withdrawing. She wouldn't be able to even sit straight, yet alone even managing to follow a conversation while being coherent. It's not possible. By this point alcohol IS her lifeline, and needs CLOSE supervision to be able to start 'clearing out'.
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  1009.  @wordsunheard2383  Dude wtf, punching walls right in front of/next to them is terrorizing. His family surely isn't perfect either, but they're at least not the ones with that kind of threatening behaviour. Screaming, yelling, demanding and being violent right in front of them is abusive and violent. There's no excuse for that.
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  1010.  @spookayitsme  They do it on other people, despite covid.. so. That's that for you there.
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  1011. That's what I needed in the aftermath.. somoene more like House or even Foreman. Someone who wouldn't sugarcoat anything, be strong enough to understand that my harsh words, lashing out, sudden bursts of hysteric tears and the whole lot, someone who could show me normalcy and not treat me with pitty. Being treated by someone who pitties you is the WORST in those moments after. I needed someone predictable, that would secure me.. not someone who'd pretend to be nice, only to suddenly hurt me. Cuz that's what happened. I sensed no danger, I couldn't predict what would happen until it was happening. I felt way safer after with people who were direct. Of course not someone who'd blame me and say it was my fault, no. Just someone who didn't view me differently and treated me with kid gloves because of what happened. House was that person here. Her not understanding why/being able to put into words as to why House would be the right person for her during that time makes total sense, but her subconcious drew her to someone she know she wouldn't be betrayed by. Again.
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  1012. I was waiting for one of the trans ppl to explain the differnece between sex and gender (wich science supports!) to the traditional group. I understand that it can be easy to confuse those two as they SEEM very similar. I would love for someone to educate about that so that the discussion could've been way better. It seems like people that doesn't understand this concept simply won't understand the concept of being trans. - A white cis female/woman.
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  1013.  @JaxLittles  You know nothing about addiction, obiviously. And saying women should be punished is disgusting and harmful to the baby as well. Why make the baby suffer even more? If mom is well, baby is well. Give her help, don't spend tax money on punishing a pregnant mom. Spend that tax money on giving them TREATMENT. You know, since the baby is so important.
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  1014.  @asleepawake3645  Fr. But ya know.. legal bribery. "Lobbying". Donors. Dark money. Corruption. Ugh.
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  1015. Not drugs, no.
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  1016. @ASHER No, abortion definetely ISN'T murder. Don't state your opinion as fact.
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  1017. Jfc who tf buys that expensive shirts??? Or am I just a cheap fvck? ðŸĪ·â€â™€ïļðŸĪ­ðŸ˜‚
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  1018. I'm just happy I just about NEVER buy clothes, due to inheriting from and switching with friends and family all the time.. and when I do on those rare occasions need something specific, I just buy it cheap at some thrift shop (that supports the local community, as my local community is poor - just like myself).
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  1019. No.
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  1020. She wouldn't.
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  1021.  @snailsrslow625  Oh no, did that trigger you? Poor thing. Seems like that comment really hit a note with you - that it felt personal and true lol. It is true tho, we see over and over how it's common for the world excluding the US knows way more about what's going on and what has been going on previously/historically internationally, while americans often knows little to nothing about the rest of the globe/international community. SURE, it's obvs not true all the time with literally every american - OF COURSE NOT - but the US seems to be way more in kind of a nationalist bubble than the rest of the world. I generally/typically don't blame/pin that on the american individual, but rather american media and the american educatioal system, which are both shamefully horrendous.
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  1022.  @trollingmermaids  Fr tho, this has gone on since the beginning of YT and it only gets more annoying ðŸ˜Ī I wanna see ACTUAL RELATED comments, not just spam like "fIrSt hahAhLoL", and people trying to be.. original by claiming second or third etc. Ugh. Kids, stay off the comment section.
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  1023.  @AnviPh1  No one asked you for your approval either.
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  1024. It's truly horrible. I've died of an overdose myself, not as a kid but still very young. I was only 20, and I've had several other OD's. The first OD I had I was about 18. The one where I died tho, that was absolutely terrible. I locked myself in a bathroom in a charity-place where you could sleep, eat and get much more help. I didn't intend to overdose, just to be clear. I only locked the door because I wanted privacy while shooting up heroin. I'd already had a lot to drink, as well as probably around (seriously) 80 rivotril, 10-15 valium and a few xanax. This was usual for me. I was going to sleep, and I took some more heroin than usual (I'd just bought the heroin and wasn't aware of how strong it was), not a lot more heroin than usual but just what you'd call a "sleep dose". I needed extra because I'd taken a lot of amphetamine throughout the day.. it simply ended up being too much of that extremely strong heroin. For all I know it could've been laced with fentanyl, but I'm not sure. Luckily a few other people notified the staff because they started getting concerned apparantly, so the staff ended up having to kick the door in. They immidiatly started doing extremely good CPR and called the ambulance. All my ribs got broken, so that's how I know they really did good CPR and that it took a lot to get a pulse. Remember this, people. If you're ever in a situation where there's no pulse and you have to do CPR, do NOT hesitate because literally each second is a matter of life or death. Remember that life in exchange for some broken ribs is as worth it as anything can be worth it. When you're doing CPR, the point is to try to "fake" a heart beat. You have to push hard enough, you're not doing it right unless you actually damage the ribs. Just saying. I've been trained several times. In those situations, you either choose between trying to save someone who's already dead, so you're not ever doing more harm than good when doing CPR. Also remember that you only do CPR when there's no pulse, so make sure you check the neck and wrists if you're uncertain whether the person is simply unconcious or actually DEAD. CPR should only be used when there's no pulse, not when someone's simply unconcious. It' easy to check and see if there's a pulse. If you're alone and someone has lost their pulse (or if they're unconcious) the first thing you do is call an ambulance. They'll guide you all the way. Call the ambulance and if the pulse is non-existent, do CPR and DO NOT worry about breaking ribs. The person is DEAD. The person's survival rate is way bigger the harder you push, use your body weight to help you. CPR should go in the tune of the song "staying alive", ironically enough. Remember, "ha, ha, ha, ha, staying alive, staying alive". Hope you all are doing okay, and that you'll never have to do any of this. It's just important to know.
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  1025. Holy crap I was the EXACT 7000th like here, damn
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  1026. Aren't you supposed to be at the psych ward? You seem lost and out of touch with reality.. you obiviously need help.
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  1027. You know what they say, doctors makes the worst patients lol.
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  1028. I need more content NOW 😭 I feel like I've watched EVERYTHING worth watching + a lot of stuff not even worth watching.. got nothing else to do. HELP 😭
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  1029. Lol what no, he's just annoying and high on himself.
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  1030.  @nadiam8779  What countries are you even talking about, I'm not American and it seems like Americans are often more the ones to normalize punishment by death.
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  1031. My goodness, that last scene may seem weird, dramatic or counter productive for some, but going through opiod withdrawal even without underlying chronic pain is HELL, but going through withdrawal from opiates WITH underlying pain is even worse hell.. my goodness. Been through both, wouldn't recommend. Esp cold turkey, my goodness. It feels like you're dying the most horrific death, it's impossible to describe what it's like to someone who's never been through it. For real, going off opiates even WITH the help from lighter opiates or substitute meds like methdone or buprenorphine to lessen the impact is hell. Not as bad of course, but still absolutely vile. I have definitely also hurt myself on purpose while going through withdrawal from strong opiates (heroin, oxy etc) and/or benzodiazepines to alliviate and distract from all that my body is going through during withdrawal. Having another pain to focus on, such as a broken finger or something, ironically helps. That says a lot. It's not just physically painful to go through withdrawal, it's a massive mental task along with other symptoms like nausia, cold sweats while being hot, all kinds of stomach and bowel issues, confusion, hallucinations even, throbbing headaches, feeling like your body is trying to rip itself out from the insides all at once and SO MUCH MORE. It's something I NEVER EVER want to go through again. I would've said I wouldn't wish it on anyone, not even my worst enemy.. but that would be a lie. I know of two, esp one persons who deserves to go through that over and over again due to the extreme amounts of suffering they've caused someone so innocent, someone who they drastically changed the course of their lives of to the worse, with actions so bad they wish they'd just mercy "unalive" them (aka myself..). They ensured that I would never be able to live a "normal" life, they took that away from a once innocent teen, who's only "mistake" was having to choose homelessness due to the lack of anything close to parental care, and then happening to end up being at the wrong place at the wrong time.. searching for help, as neither CPS or police would do anything but let me stay on the street. That person who took advantage of that definitely deserves to go through years of this kind of opiate withdrawal.
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  1032. Jfc, an ADD in the middle of this strong and emotional video was so incredibly tasteless.
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  1033. Released ISIS K? You do know that ISIS and the Taliban are mortal enemies, right!?? RIGHT?!?!?!? But.. 45 DID have "peace negotiations" with the Taliban and the Taliban ALONE, not even involving the now obvs collapsed Afgan Government. 45 released 5000 of Taliban prisoners, one of them are now a Taliban LEADER. So.. he did that.
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  1034. There is no kind of unison opinion/belief by The Young Turks, tho.. sure, since it is a progressive network, many core values and beliefs will be the same, but it's not uncommon for all of the many different hosts to disagree. That happens quite a lot, I've noticed.. which is natural. What I've noticed about this is that there's absolutely no issue with having your own opinion as long as you share their core values, of course. That's how pretty much every network operates tho, which makes sense. Independent thinking seels to be far more encouraged here than most other places. Obiviously TYT, just like any other network are entitled to have and follow a certain kind of morals and values-system to ensure that their hosts don't deviate far from their goals and values etc. I understand why they require a standard for their hosts. You surely wouldn't want to hire someone with opinions you can't defend, whose opinions would reflect badly on TYT as a whole. Differing opinions are not disguraged, but differing opinions is absolutely not the same as differing core values, morals and beliefs. Like myself for instance.. I never always agree with every opinion from each and every host, whether that's hosts of the main TYT channel, RHQ, The Damage Report, Indisputable etc., but I can always get behind their main messages. It's impossible to always agree with someone. However, knowing that those different opinions will be respected, and knowing that the shows' and host's core values aligns with mine and comes from trusted sources is what's most important. One thing I love about TYT's all kinds of different hosts is that whether or not we have the exact same opinion or not, I can always trust that what they put out comes from truthful and well researched sources, and that it's clear that their pure opinions won't be stated as the actual fact, but rather as a subjective opinion, unlike far too many other networks who disguise their mere opinions and personal belief as factual which obiviously is not okay. Hearing different opinions certainly is a good thing, as long as the actual truth is not disguised in any way, whether the truth is likeable or not. I'm perfectly fine with different opinions and personal beliefs, I'm just never at all okay with the truth being hidden for someone's opinion to be put out as factual instead of the non-biased and fairly researched truth. It's incredibly important to distinguish the real truth from opinions and personal beliefs. I wish all news programs, regardless of viewpoint and political stances/leanings operated like this. Far too many networks are just pure propaganda these days, which is infuriating af.
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  1035. Future? This is NOW.
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  1036. Nah, it exploits people for money.
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  1037. She HAS to get out before that last sentence. It would be too heart breaking for that to happen.
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  1038. I am a feminist when it comes to pure equality and the right to choose. I am NOT a yellow sweater feminist. We NEED to include men if we truly want equality. They need to get on board as well. This is important. I know "feminist" is off putting for many men as the name sounds exclusive, I get it. Although I truly belive men would greatly benefit as well if we actually followed "equality-feminism" instead of "female-feminism". You feel me?
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  1039. Lmao "world currency". America, you are NOT the world. Stop thinking so. Such ego inflation, lol.
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  1040.  @maddieadams75  This is simple grammar. You can HAVE a pshychosis. When you have a pshychosis, you ARE pshychotic. So.. I know what it is. I've struggled with it personally, and know several people that have as well.
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  1041. You might be "left-leaning", as vaguely of a phraze that it, but you can't be progressive. Left doesn't equal progressive.. I mean, just look at all of the people declaring themselves and being defined by others as "left-leaning", despite their ideologies and agendas being symmetrical to conservative and/or right wing ideals. Like all them damned corporate democrats (who's being labeled as "moderate" for some stupid reason), like prominantly, Manchin and Sinema. Saying you're left-leaning doesn't mean anything in this political world.
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  1042. Not at all.
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  1043. @Humanity Galatica Nah fam.
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  1044. HALF a childhood is so little, tho 😂
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  1045.  @bored_person  fr.
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  1046.  @jai-kk5uu .. You are, tho. You know that.
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  1047. I've had to fight off people with weapons like a machete and like 4 damn cops at the same time while having close to no physical (upper body) strength, both these situations happened as a 'fight, freeze or fight'-situation so it was pure instinct, so I like to think that I'd absolutely would do just about anything to save my pets (a cat and a dog - who are both quite savvy themselves lol, despite them looking like totally adorable plush animals! My cat is a cute housecat and my dog is a labradoodle, but MAN, they're savvy and skilled af. I watched my dog kill a HUGE bird in less than a millisecond, before I could even react myself, then she just kept on going, wagging her tail as if nothing happened while I just stood there in shock). Mind you - I don't deal with armed police, we don't use guns where I'm from. They are incredibly skilled tho, in both deescalation (which is always the main goal here) and in fighting, if push comes to shove. So it's not like the cops I fought "on accident" were unskilled, because our cops are HIGHLY skilled and professional, so our cops are trusted and highly appreciated in my country, and they deserve that respect.. they're absolutely great, and ACTUALLY serve and protectthe people (I wasn't in a normal state of mind, I'm NOT a violent person AT ALL, it was just all around a bad situation where I was scared and thought I was going to get beat up by a gang or so, while the police actually just began wanting to help me, a young girl out in the middle of the night alone in one of the most dangerous, crime infested places in my country.. so it was all just a bad situation where neither I or them meant any harm. I was charged with assault obvs, but the charges were dropped during trial due to the specific circumstances and my background/history). So anyway, yeah. I absolutely think my brain would just 'shut off' like in previous instances, and that my adrenaline would take over to protect my pups, my babies. I once had to grab another both large, muscular strong dog off of my dog when she was just a tiny puppy, because that dog was loose, attacking my baby, with the owner doing nothing about it - so after for just trying to shield my dog while screaming and cussing out the owner at the top of my lungs for her to get her damn dog away from my LITERAL baby, I immidiatly just grabbed that monster dog and THREW IT as far away as possible. I hated having to do that, which is why I to begin with (very briefly) trying to protect mine and get the other dumb owner to take care of her dog as the last thing I want is to harm another animal/pet/dog specifically in this instance, but hell, come for my baby, prepare for the worst. It's just like how I'd rather protect a loved one (human) over a stranger, obvs. The dog was thankfully fine, just quite shaken.. I mean, I did have to grab it forcefully and throw it carelessly away so it could've obvs suffered injuries from that, but hell, it was a grown, extremely muscular bulldog, that landed on grass (thankfully not concrete or smthn, that would've been awful), so it went "fine". Even after PHYSICALLY HAVING TO FORCEFULLY GRAB AND THROW THAT DOG AWAY QUITE BRUTALLY, the damn owner STILL didn't care about anything, ffs. I fckn cared more about that dog than the owner did.. and that GROWN MUSCLE dog ATTACKED my TINY POODLE BABY. What a TERRIBLE person who should NOT be able to care for ANYONE, neither human or animal. Ughh, no. Too many terrible people out there. I don't get mad at animals for being animals, like that bear - they just do what they're supposed to, following instinct, so there's no foul there. Humans, tho.. ya know.
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  1048. They're used for sheep as well, so.. well, used for "livestock" as they're stupidly called.
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  1049. I mean.. sure, I guess that's possible, but that seems like thinking zebras instead of horses when you're hearing hoofbeats imo lol. I just don't understand why she would drug him to make a quiet man.. quiet? ðŸĪ”😅😅 ~ Geez, it sounds like I'm taking this way too seriously lol, I promise you I'm not. I just couldn't help myself from interjecting with my analysis.. I've literally rewatched all of "JFC" (for short) aka "JIM CAN'T SWIM,* a YT-channel that breaks down and analyses piece by piece in great detail of criminal cases where the main focus is on criminology and (forensic) psychology during interrogations. He does it so professionally, making it super informative, grim, at times even hilarious, and he's always respectful. The videos tend to be quite long which I find lovely. He does a thourough job editing and putting it all together, where you're both learning a whole lot without at all boring you. I highly recommend his channel to anyone and everyone with an interest in (true) crime/criminology, (forsensic) psychology, the justice system with a high level of insider perspective and more. It's truly great. Nothing at all is fictional, they're all entirely real cases with real footage. He's truly the best one out there, and I'd recommend it to literally everyone, except those 14 y/o tiktoker's with an attention span lasting no more than 5 seconds to perhaps, and I'm dragging it here, 10 minutes. His videos are usually 45min to even 2-3 hours. Only a fraction of his vid's are under 20-30 min, the average length is about 1 1/2 hour, yet due to his excellence, you're simply longing for more, wishing they were way much longer because they truly are interesting and extremely fascinsting to watch in all kinds of ways. He's deserving of way more reckognition on YT than he gets - his videos are popular, perhaps the most popular amongst that uniquely specific subgenre of true crime, but hey.. that awful YT-algorythm snuffing the best true content creators. He doesn't make any single thing about himself, he's never even shown his face - all you notice of him personally is his incredible narration, guidance and perspective as a professional. He keeps it all as real as it gets, it's clear that he's not in it for the noteriety in any way. Highly recommend the channel, again - "JSC", short for "Jim Can't Swim". I couldn't recommend it any more... I know I alrady sound like an agent or a sponsor lol, but no. It's truly just an amazing channel that hooks you in to watch all the videos, leaving you wanting even more so you decide to rewatch them all because you notice something new each time and it never gets boring, and you're constantly desperate for his next upload. So.. yup. This was not at all intented to become a long tangent about his incredible channel and talent, but it did. What can I say, I mean.. I guess you could call it the JSC-effect, lol. I'm absolutely HOOKED. Sorry not sorry. Go watch it! ðŸĪ“ðŸĪĶ‍♀ïļðŸĪ·â€â™€ïļðŸĪŠ
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  1050.  @Freya1412  That's so lovely. I'm so sorry for your loss.. I'm glad you got the puppy tho. They can truly be life savers, they force you to stay up and going when that's the absolute last thing you want to do, and we're better people for it. For sure. Animals truly love unconditionally, the love and bond many people get with our fur babies is incredible. Not everyone gets it. Those who do get it tho, are so lucky. They truly give us their whole world, we are their whole world, the love they give, as long as we're open and willing to fully recieve it can be incredible, there's nothing like it. I'm glad that puppy came into your life, when you didn't want it. Them needing you like that helps so much when you're as down as you can be.. them needing you, and them giving their all back to you for even just the smallest things is amazing. Literal life savers, for sure. I petsonally wouldn't be here w/o them, and I'm glad that puppy did so much for you, just like you did so much for that puppy. âĪâĪ
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  1051.  @purplepurina  Okay.. I even said I know it's not the same. I was clear with what I said. Find it insulting all you want. That's on you. It's okay for you to feel differently. You feeling that way doesn't invalidate my feelings and experiences however. If me loving my dog and cat, having such a strong bond with them, protecting them with my whole being is insulting to you, well then that's not my problem and I won't apologize for it. We all feel differently and that's okay. I even specified that I know it's not the same, that I do understand that. Nobody can take away the motherly love I do have for them. I know it's different, I never said it's the same. Feel insulted all you want, that changes nothing. Maybe have a look within if someone expressing deep love is insulting to you. I'm not here to invalidate your feelings and experiences, there's no need for you to invalidate my feelings and experiences. I didn't even compare/say it was the same, just that I'm in some way able to somewhat understand that deep motherly love, just in another way than with literal children. That's all.
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  1052. Nope:))
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  1053.  @universal1771  Since you wanna play whatabout-ism, how about all the people police ENTIRELY UNJUSTLY MURDER ALL THE TIME? The actual CAUSE of PEACEFUL PROTESTS by BLM, which is their FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT? Yet police and moronically racist, hypocritical and blood thirsty red wingers see absolutely no problem with DRIVING OVER PEACEFUL PROTESTORS, shooting them, beating them up, brutalizing them in all kinds of ways? Stfu. There is NO comparison between BLM's JUSTIFIED AND EXTREMELY LEGAL protests and the Jan. 6th INSURRECTION. ABSOLUTELY NO COMPARISON AT ALL. You simply "support" the police when it's CONVENIENT to your hatred bubble. When it's not, all of a sudden you don't support the police, despite getting crushed, killed and brutalized by right wingers who couldn't accept THAT THEY LOST AN ELECTION FAIR AND SQUARE. THAT'S IT. So just stop it, idiot.
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  1054. Try some nuance. It's not all black and white. Afganistan people of all kind have OBVS seen America as an OCCUPYING FORCE, because that's EXACTLY what they've been. Put yourself in their shoes. Imagine some other country's millitary, say China, Russia or India (just naming these as examples due to their large lands, which grants them large amounts of people, aka large and strong millitaries; just like America) decides to INVADE, bomb and kill thousands among your civilazation, forcefully, without any invitation at all. Would you then, after TWO DECADES OF WAR AND TERROR, appreciate whatever country that invaded you? OF COURSE NOT!!! But sure, logic not required.. smh. They also obvs understand and are able to differenciate the difference between civilians (like her, "simply" a reporter who's in no way hostile) and the government/an invasive, millitary force. They don't scream "death to americaNS", but "death to America". That's a big difference, which they, along with the rest of the world, unlike Americans, understand. OF COURSE you wouldn't be fond of a nation that brutally and forcefully invaded your land, your nation, your national atonomy and control. This has been terrible from the get-go, and the Amerivan government and millitary both entered and left the country in destruction and shambles, even more so when they left (which they at some point had to do. They should've left MANY, MANY YEARS ago. Staying there indefinetely is of no benefit. This war have ONLY benefitted war contractors making money off of this. That's it). Anyone believing this was for "nation-building" is A TOTAL BAFFOON. Acc. to raports, they could've had assasinated Bin Laden even just DAYS (close to a WEEK) after their first arrival. They had the opportunity SEVERAL TIMES after that as well over the years, but chose not to due to corruption and greed, which is ALWAYS their main goal. Anyone who's not figured this out yet is hella ignorant. You know.. how come there's never any debate or questions asked for funneling TRILLIONS UPON TRILLIONS of dollars to war contractors and the millitary, but the american public can't even get a ten year-investment in infrastructure? Universal healthcare, college etc? IT'S BECAUSE OF THE CORRUPTION. Follow the money, people. It's not that hard.
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  1055.  @installshieldwizard3017  The amount of times I've said that on speed isn't even funny jfc hahahh
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  1056. I CANNOT HAHAHA
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  1057. 👁👄👁 that doesn't sound healthy at all, I just gotta say it
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  1058.  @CelestialExility  Speaking in generally terms.
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  1059. DID YOU NOT LEARN THAT CELEB = BAD PRESIDENT. We need boring competition, not even more fake Hollywood personas.
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  1060.  @j.c985  No. There will always be exceptions, but no. Smoking is WAY better than alcohol and it helps A LOT of people overcoming much harder addictions. Sure, cannabis is a drug but drugs are not inherently bad, as many people like to claim. Sure, you could say that about heroin, meth etc. Not weed tho. It's not for everyone and I would never encourage ANY type of drug to ANYONE unless the situation calls for it, which it sometimes does. Many of my friends have managed quitting or reducing their intake by using weed instead. It's helped many people including myself, a long time drug addict, with my heroin, amphetamine, benzo addiction and many other things.. I've just about done it all. I have had several overdoses, and I've died. I've been homeless for many years combined, I've just about RUINED practically all my veins due to excessive use of needles, the list goes on. I've been stuck at the bottom a scary amount of times, for long times. My family and friends had to start preparing for my FUNERAL, my will and everything. To all of us it was just a matter of time. Today, I'm on buprenorphine (heroin "blocker" and replacement), anxiety medication and smoke weed. That good cbd hashish. Really relaxes me, helps my PTSD, anxiety, depression, insomnia and physical pains. If I really struggle w/ not using hard drugs and needles, I smoke my brains out and either fall asleep or munch my entire kitchen, laughing at anything and everything. It's all about harm reduction. Many times, almost all of the time it's too big of a goal to quit EVERYTHIG, at least at once. It's obiviously a lot better what I'm doing now than what I did before. I'm now a board member in an organization for the welfare of drug addicts, with a focus on harm reduction instead of pushing people to sober up. We've found that that (most of the time) has WAY better results. It doesn't matter if you can't quit absolutely everything, the chance of successfull recovery or at least reduction of heavy intake is a lot higher if you not only allow time to take baby steps, not "punishing" yourself if you have a setback, and encouraging people that are really trying instead of knocking them further down if you relapse. Compassion first. If we push people too hard it's way too easy to not feel adequate enough, only pushing you down further, maybe all the way down to no point of return. Compassion and emphathy is crucial. Support is crucial. Would we rather want heavy addicts smoke some weed or completely ruin not only their own life, but damage the well being of those who care for and love the struggling person? I'd say bring in the weed.
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  1061. Right!?? That was awesome!
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  1062.  @laurabXOTWOD  I'm so sorry that happened to you. I can unfortunately imagine the pain. I myself have also experienced severe attacks by strangers, one rapist who drugged me, took me to his apartment, drugged me some more and proceeded to rape me several times, choke me unconcious for days. I somehow woke up just enough at just the right time to be able to crawl out of the door and away.. he just got out of prison. Without going into too much detail, that attack was the mos severe one. It has happened two other times again after that, once where I again was forced into an apartment and another one that literally happened in an open garage in the middle of the city that's always used. I have also been attacked (sexually assaulted) by someone who I thought was a friend at only 14 at a party with literally only close friends while too drunk to move or say anything. As far as I can remember, that's the only time it happened to me by the hands of someone I knew. However, I still know that it's far more likely to be attacked in whatever way by someone close, and that the likelihood of attacks by strangers are very slim. It OBIVIOUSLY happens, so taking precautions is always good. I used to be incredibly paranoid, I still am somewhat paranoid when I'm not home alone, but I refuse to let such lowlifes stop me from living. I'm not the one that's ever done wrong, they are. I know that if there's a will, there's a way. Taking self defense classes, having a violence alarm and such other precautions is great, but beyond that, all we can do is keep on living. It surely sucks to have to think about these things each time we go out away from safety, there's however no way to guarantee safety. So let's keep living, that's all we can do.
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  1063. my jaw dropped lol.. then I didn`t know whether to laugh or cry, due to the massive FACTS. I`m sure I`m far from the only one that remembers a 12 y/o (or so) KID (who was black.. which we just KNOW matters, you`re lying to yourself if you think cops treat black people and poc in general the same as white people, especially when class is also factored in.. but the racism comes before classism, we all know this). The kid played with an orange toy gun that was CLEARLY a TOY gun, and the kid was CLEARLY kid.. yet the cops shot the second they came out of their vehicle and killed the boy for playing. It`s so sad. And i`m so certain that this has happened (and similar situations) have happened far to much for anyone with a right, sane mind to comprehend. America is a tragedy for itself and the rest of the globe. The US NEEDS to get it together, ffs. It`s not okay.
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  1064.  @1braincellwhm  Nope, there`s no defending what the cops did as soon as they saw THE KID simply playing with what wasn`t a real gun, nor any defending them just standing there, watching the KID bleed out on the sidewalk, while they did NOTHING to try to save him. The KID wasn`t pointing it at anyone, the kid literally had no chance to live the millisecond those bastards came to "protect and serve". They shot IMMIDIATLY as they stepped out of the cop car with their guns already drawn, giving him ZERO CHANCE to even be able to react to them, and to drop it and show his hands. That`s regular american racist cops, trained to shoot first and ask questions later.. ESPECIALLY if you`re black. So don`t even try to defend the cops there. They should be in prison RIGHT NOW for killing that boy.
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  1065. Uhm
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  1066.  @sharktenko267  Why u gotta copy and paste this everywhere tho
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  1067. Thanku - all the way from Norway.
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  1068. Common sense is not common anymore. It bugs me so much seeing severak people asking that same question in so many videos. Some people lack so many basic logical thinking skills, ughh.
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  1069. Okay uhm.. this has no correlation to partying at all, damn. Addicts rarely party.
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  1070. Nah, seems more like someone didn't fullt grow up and needs attention. All fake. It's obivious.
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  1071.  @glitchgrid5088  Oh but ffs
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  1072. That thumbnail tho 💀
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  1073.  @lousunny5682  That doesn't in any ways mean that that's always the case. Many people rn are just staying on the couch all day because they can. Not all, but still many.
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  1074. YESSS!!! FINALLY BOLD ENOUGH LANGUAGE CALLING OUT CORRUPTION!!! That NEVER happens on mainstream media/aka CORPORATE media. THANK YOU, BERNIE! Progressives are the only ones not beholdent to big corps, and they need to SHOUT OUT the rest of the house's and senate's LEGAL BRIBERY aka the corruption shamelessly vailed as "canpaign donations".. MONEY MUST GET OUT OF POLITICS!! NO MATTER HOW POLITICALLY LEFT OR HOW RIGHT YOU ARE, GETTING MONEY OUT OF POLITICS IS THE ONE THING WE SHOULD ALL GET BEHIND IN AN ACTUALLY TRULY BIPARTISAN WAY.
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  1075.  @lindas-k5766  It was a quote, that's what they keep saying. Hence the quotes ("). It's called irony.
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  1076.  @diegoanimations9504  Exactly! I don't understand how this concept is so damn hard to understand for some folks.
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  1077.  @elizabethmoon9136  👏👏👏
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  1078.  @KaushikBala333  That's right.
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  1079. @Kyle Dattner I had many guy friends as a child (still have) as well as a brother and cousins. So I know how many children are raised. You don't know what I know, so you can't deny anything I said. I've seen this first hand over and over again. As well as stories from other people I know. Parents perspective, sons perspective, all kinds of different perspectives.
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  1080. Retirement?
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  1081. THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I'VE BEEN SAYING THIS WHOLE TIME SMDH
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  1082.  @morganakate9030  Her husband called for PARAMEDICS while they were at home, and the police showed up instead. That's ASKING for trouble. She was and is very ill. We don't treat other sick people like this, only mentally ill and/or addicts, which simply isn't fair. She won't get the help she needs in jail, all that did was make the situation worse for everyone involved. She should've just gone to the hospital and gotten help. They CAN restrain people in hospitals as well, and/or get help from hospital security guards or even police showing up to the hospital instead. She didn't do anything criminal. She's just sick. Being an addict is not a crime. Especially not being an alcoholic, considering alcohol is legal. Smh, you people lack so much empathy, logic and reason. You i clearly can't think for yourself.
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  1083.  @morganakate9030  You've clearly never been an addict. Problem is, she should've gone to the hospital instead of jail, which only made it worse for everyone involved. She can't even consent to being on the show, and all Phil's doing is exploit her for views. That's it. I hope this turns out well for them in the end, I really do.
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  1084.  @morganakate9030  The system IS broken. People are as well. Two things can be true at the same time, ya know?
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  1085.  @Gfish17  English is my 2nd language, and even I'm able to write all of that correctly automatically. I don't understand why it is so hard.. but whatever.
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  1086.  @user-ff9rx  .. wow.
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  1087. Nothing new there.
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  1088. How damn terrifying. I'm becoming more and more in love with my homeland, my people, my cops, my social wellfare; practically my actual freedom and liberty. Norway. Good, old Norway. I once ended up in a fight with two cops, who even had to call for reinforcements. Now mind you, this was and is my first and only arrest. I'm far from violent at all. Even just verbal altercations can feel absolutely horrifying to me. I do suffer from severe trauma/PTSD from both child- and adulthood, including r*pe and kidnapping. Beatings. I became homeless at just 16, and got addicted to the hardest of the hard drugs very fast. I was in and out of the streets, shelters, institutions, hospitals, random people's couches, and continued on like this for several years. The time I ended up in a police fight, I was homeless and in a terrible condition. No food or sleep for days. Just a 'miracolously not dead'- person on tons of drugs. I never did drugs for fun, I was just completely addicted and in much more of an unconcious/zombie-like state. I barely have any memory from the incident at all, though my suboncious memory apparantly got refreshed after going to court almost a year later or so. Apparantly, they'd (the police) saw me out in the middle of the night in a very bad area, and they came up to me to both see if I was okay and to do a drug search (yes, sometimes our police (who btw only carry pepperspray for defense, nothing else) comes up to us to literally just talk and see if we're okay). I apparantly started hitting, punching, spitting and kicking away when one of them just touched my shoulder to get contact, since I didn't respond verbally. That must've caused an automatic, subconcious trauma-defense in me as it must've really startled me, causing me to flashback and completely panic, hence the fight erupting. I still can't remember any of it, not even being at the arrest cell for a day. Anyways.. I've gotten help and is recovering from all the past trauma and drug addiction. I have my own, very nice and large two bedroom flat, granted to me by the city, basically. A crucial part of our wellfare. I take goodd care of both a dog and a cat, so life is much better now, to say the least. All I recieved as punishment tho was to serve community service (120 hours by 45 days), where I served as a cashier in a charity shop. It was quite nice, tbh. So. .yup. I think I'll just stay here in Norway, with our kind cops and socialism. With my freedom and a community that (for the most part) cares for one another, no matter who we are or where life's taken us. America, you ain't the "land of the free", smdh. You've never been.
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  1089. Nah, not everyone are like you. Some people skip the excuses and complaining because we actually bother doing something. Many people have more free time than ever before, therefore giving a better oppurtunity to stay fit. You don't need a gym to do that.
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  1090. ​ @samr1013  Wth?? That's NO excuse. No. Absolutely not. We're NOT going down the route you're trying to.
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  1091. We do. He's just made too much money off of them to care.
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  1092.  @isamash112  talking about the Miami incident? 😐
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  1093.  @hamzamohamed6120  Oh, that I know. I just didn't get what he had to do with this, other than the fact that he was born there?
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  1094. Both of you need a lot of professional help.
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  1095. So bo one is going to talk about how Lindsay Graham when Obama wanted to appoint someone to the Supreme Court in an election year (over 200 days before the election!) said that that was unacceptable and to use his words against him if a Republican ever tried to do the same? Trump is literally doing this just a very few weeks before the election. Hypocricy to such an outrageous degree. And no, Brett only recieved fair questions while he himself was throwing a tantrum. You only see what you wanna see, and only hear what you wanna hear.
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  1096. Thanks to our world made up off of insecure men:))))
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  1097.  @Mr__Peanuts  Wth??? Which "study" was that, lol?
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  1098. The us compared to scandinavia and many other european countries at least are very accepting, it's really no issue. The US ain't that great when it comes to lgbtq rights. Sure, the US may be better (at least many states) than many other places, but setting the standard that you're at least better than the worst countries is not a good enough standard.
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  1099.  @smittythetaxcollector2239  He does NOT deserve the benefit of the doubt.
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  1100. Srsly fr! She as well as Jane Doe are two seriously brave women, holy damn.
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  1101. Just coming by to tell you that your profile pic is the best, bye
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  1102.  @McDaggerDick  Get out
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  1103.  @McDaggerDick  Well, that's your opinion. I'm just super happy anytime I see people reckognizing the amazing Queen, no need for you to deny me my HARMLESS opinion. Sorry for being cultured, if that's such a big problem for you.
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  1104. Why?
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  1105. 💀
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  1106. ????
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  1107. You mean destroying the middle class and exploiting workers and poor people to serve their own endless greed and benefit?
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  1108.  @Dhdjdjdx  YES
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  1109.  @adenferguson2647  found the incel
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  1110. @Unika Ngxonono Looool no wtf.
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  1111.  @adenferguson2647  What the fuck kinds of rights don't you have tho??? Smh 💀
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  1112.  @adenferguson2647  No. If we don't give birth, no one exists. Okay now you just coping my response. How flattering!
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  1113.  @adenferguson2647  Women create the baby, you realize you NEED the egg as well? Also, sperm travels in extremely high numbers yet there MIGHT be one that doesn't die on the way that forms with the egg, where THEN mother's body starts the actual creation. So lol. Sperm is weak as fuck. Sperm doesn't create the baby. You need it, but that's not what creates it. Mother's body, her egg and her body uses that tool (sperm) only to start the job. Sperm doesn't create.
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  1114. Oh wow, I'm so surprised that someone with good wealth would be greedy enough to trick strangers into giving you even more.. jfc. Yet, those greedy mf'rs have absolutely no shame nor self insight, talking about people who are way less fortunate as "entitled", as if they - actual homeless people and such are the greedy ones despite barely having what they need to simply live. I've been homeless for years, living on the streets and if I was lucky during the coldest northern winters, some ppl would let me sleep on their couch so that I wouldn't literally freeze to death. It truly humbles you. I've absolutely noticed and kniw very well that I'm faaaar from the only one that have noticed that in general, people with the least give the most, and people with more than plenty never ever help others. Ofc, there will always be exceptions, however when you yourself truly knows what it's like to not have anything, what actual hunger and starvation is like, what it's like to struggle endlessly just to barely survive, you'll end up far more likely to give and share with others since you know just how much even the so called "small things" matters. Meanwhile those who's never had to experience such hardships, those who've been blessed in life take it all for granted and never give anything back to the world. Lastly, I absolutely despise people who fake being poor/homeless, fake disabilities, mental illnesses etc., to garner sympathy points and praise. They make those of us who actually struggles look frckn awful. I could never imagine being that cruel. This is why we can't have nice things.. ugh. Dissappointing. I just don't understand why it's seemingly SO HARD for certain people to use a brain cell or two, and to be respectful towards other people, especially those less fortunate. The world is cruel.
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  1115. You're still safer with a mask (for your own sake) than without one. Add a shield that covers at least the eyes as well, and you're even better protected. Even a pair of (big) glasses can help. Sure, it doesn't eliminate the risk entirely, BUT it ABSOLUTELY helps more than nothing. We know this for a fact. That's why all kinds of coverings, including plexiglasses in stores etc. (the same way subway for instance uses sneeze quards over their sub ingrediens). Literally anything that covers you from breathing in all the particles that otherwise roams around in the air, or if anyone were to sneeze/cough close to you/in your direction helps. Does it provide 100% protection? No, you need a hazmat suit for that. COMPLETE medical grade covering. Still, just because it's not 100% effective (although it ABSOLUTELY works WONDERS like you sort of imply, if EVERYONE, or at least the very mast majority wears masks as well), doesn't mean it's not efficient. Same exact principle as wearing a seatbelt. Sure, it won't ever protect you 100%, the protection provided DEPENDS on circumstantial factors, but just because something is not a complete guarantee for total success, doesn't mean it's not incredibly valueable and don't work - because it does. It all boils down to listening to the science and executing it, as a way to increase your chances at preventing as much injury/harm/sickness/death as possible.
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  1116. .. so they just cut the rest of the show after Stelter cut the guest off due to his points being too true for CNN?
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  1117.  @Mm-vn4do  what happened?
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  1118. What she say tho pewds tho?
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  1119. You need to find reality because you seem extremely lost.
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  1120. Yo don't say that without linking it?? YOU KNOW THAT.
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  1121. Why the fck do you keep quoting some rando
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  1122. They've always been anti-education lol. Too bad.
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  1123. Totally. Just don't forget the massive influence money/pure corruption have had on America. That as well have proven devestating.. not just for Americans or American politics, but FOR THE GLOBE. Both regarding coups, wars and worst of all considering the big picture of our mere existence - catastrophic climate change that's rampid and killing us all right now.
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  1124. You seriously don't have that??? Wow.. we've had so many means of resycling for YEARS already over here.. we get money back for resycling soda bottles and such as well.
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  1125. I love being able to just save as many pawnable bottles as possible, even picking up bottles other people just throw out on the ground to get some extra money whenever I run out of money lol, it helps out so much.
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  1126. Sure, go ahead and continue lying to yourself to make yourself feel better. Like.. how tf is he "winning" anything? Also, if anyone's corrupt ' It's Trump. Sure, nearly all politicians are heavily corrupt and bought, mostlye the repukelikkkunts tho. Democratic politicians are far from innocent themselves (excluding especially Bernie Sanders, he does not let big donors donate, he, as well as AOC and tge rest if The Squad REFUSE having their influence bought, ya know- since they care more abour representing those who voted them in to represent THEM, NOT letting big donors buy their votes and influence). Corruption is rooted far and deep in American politicsz and is rampid on both sides of the isle, although repukelikkkunts are far worse and more corrupt than most democrats. Unlike you, us progressives and liberals standing for DEMOCRACY, unlike the repukeliKKKunts are not so brainwashed and partisan that we refuse the objevtive reality. Unlike you, we're able to see nuance, not with a partisan tunnel vision like you and the red side. We're able to critizise and admit when some democrats when they're in the wrong. You on the other hand NEVER admit to ANYTHING wrong, but rather double down on pointing fingers and deflecting all blame, even their own fails onto democrats, as if those you support never do stuff bad or wrong. That says a whole lot about just how shamelessly bad faith you're operating. I guess it's easier to stay in your bubble than to face the reality that you've been so shamelessly lied to all along..you're too moronic to open your eyes to everything. Tearing down democrats is more important to you than creating and fulfilling valueable policies FOR THE PEOPLE. Your goal is not to improve the country and progress needed for EVERYONE (like INFRASTRUCTURE.. when did having good infrastructure become a partisan issue? Are bridges and roads not falling apart etc only an issue for democrats? It's not like democrats are the only people benefitting from good infrastructure, but as long as a bill is democratic you'll oppose it, "just because", ya know.. just to oppose it for the heck of it. Pure partisan hackery). Your sole purpose is stopping democrats from doing ANYTHING. You even have to rig and suppress the voting system in your favor, since accessable and fair voting is dangerous, aka "too democratic" for you. You know your only objective is power when oppression is the only chance you've got at "winning" any election. You're becoming more and more autocratic and dictator-esque. You care about power, no matter the cost the people have to pay. Now THAT'S corrupt. Stop calling the kettle black, mr. Pot. This is not Russia.
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  1127. Doesn't matter. Islam (or any other religion) is not science or can be used as a model of morals for everyone.
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  1128. Yes it is. Of course it is. Logic?
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  1129.  @eddieyang7970  ..???
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  1130. Cool story, bro. People work differently and live differently. Being a working parent is hard regardless. Don't judge them, sheesh.
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  1131. Lol stop spewing nonsense.
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  1132.  @Lara-rm3gs  That sounds terrible. You deserve to get proper help, and I sure do hope you'll be able to get some relief as soon as possible. Hold on to hope ðŸŒąðŸŒļ
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  1133. That would be amazing
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