Comments by "C C" (@containedhurricane) on "ABC News" channel.

  1. Attempted a first-degree murder and stabbed his own mother, yet he didn't get a life sentence? The laws are too soft
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  2. He is free to say anything and the companies are free to advertise on other media. If he dares to sue them, he'd likely lose. He's just bluffing
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  3. I could never get bored watching American reality shows
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  4. Imagine if firearm ownership was heavily regulated and if the citizens were willing to reduce their "freedom" a little to abolish illegal weapons, as it is in other highly developed countries. The US would've been as safe as the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, etc. Children could walk and play outside in big cities without worrying about stray bullets
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  5. Travel warning has been issued, yet many citizens are still eager to travel to Mexico?
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  6. Violent people steal because they don't have morals, dignity and shame, but poor people also steal because of opportunities and lenient punishments. Stealing goods under $950 is considered misdemeanor with very little punishment in California, if it is the first offense
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  7. Nobody will pause because they're driven by money. Pandora's box has been opened
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  8. It's extremely rare in Germany
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  9. The mad professor taught business, but couldn't make his own business 🤦‍♂ It showed that he taught BS
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  10. Imagine if nobody was allowed to own firearm, as it is in other highly developed countries. The US would've been as safe as the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, etc. Children could walk/ play outside without worrying about stray bullets
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  11. If more firearms made us safer, then Texas should've been the safest place in the world. Remember about the liquor store clerk who died following a shootout during an armed robbery in Visalia on June 11, 2023
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  12. It's extremely rare in European countries, because firearms aren't available like candies to be bought by untrained/ mentally-ill/ ex-convict/ alcoholic people and stolen by violent criminals
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  13. The 2nd amendment needs to be amended
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  14. Amazing achievement and I agree we need to prepare for the next home for humans, but I wish the funding went to nuclear fusion research first
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  15. Just drop the mask mandate, otherwise the crime rate will keep rising
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  16. Imagine being in a car with your family, then an aggressor comes. This is why cameras are important to record the incidents
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  17. The first and second degree murders that are CLEARLY documented with a VIDEO EVIDENCE must be charged with a capital punishment, unless it is for self-defense. As for the lesser crimes, the criminals should be sent to a remote prison and forced to work hard, to pay for the physical/ financial/ mental damages of the victims and no need to waste the taxpayers' money to feed them
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  18. I think bears don't have many preys to eat nowadays, because of human activities
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  19. I think both pilots should be awake at all times, but maybe there is a rule that allows one of them to doze off
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  20. Elizabeth Holmes is just facing twenty years in prison, would likely get out after ten years and will never fully pay for their victims' financial damages, let alone this guy. The US had better follow Germany's solution for electric trucks, by providing special lanes for constant recharging, self-driving and monitoring
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  21. Completely ban assault firearms and all forms of homemade firearm making. Increase the licensing costs as well
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  22. We're getting numb to it, because it's happened hundreds of times this year alone. Another one just occurred last week in Minneapolis
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  23. The Lone Star State ranked 11th on the list of most dangerous states, with 391.1 crimes per 100,000 people
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  24. He must've told the police and the court about his motive. Why didn't they inform it to the press?
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  25. How to respawn? Coz I wanna reset my life
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  26. Most citizens in other highly developed countries cannot own firearms, yet they don't live under tyranny. They also have power over their governments, such as making Boris Johnson step down and Park Geun-hye jailed
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  27. Make hardworking people feel safe to study, work outside and commute first, then the economy would likely get better at slow rate. How could the taxpayers work properly if they keep getting harassed and attacked by violent people
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  28. If the most powerful people in the world were serious in fighting global warming, they would've provided much safer, cheaper and convenient public transportation. Unfortunately, this is almost impossible to be done in an extremely dangerous and individualistic country like the US
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  29. I knew it was only a matter of time before another law-abiding citizen snapped
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  30. It's easy to get thousands of dollars if you have a good job for several years in the US
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  31. The government should've let the population shrink naturally. Smaller population will make life competition less intense and lower property prices as happened in Japan, which will eventually make the citizens happier
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  32. It also reminds me of Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990
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  33.  @lazifocker  Weak laws/ sentencing/ punishments, lawyers and defunding crowds have been ruining the once-great country
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  34. The government should've let the population shrink naturally. Smaller population will make life competition less intense and lower property prices as happened in Japan, which will eventually make the citizens happier
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  35. The citizens are trigger-happy. There were 44,213 firearm-related casualties in 2022. The US government has to replace those citizens and children with around 55,000 legal immigrants who weren't raised with the US' ideology and education, through Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery program each year
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  36. It's too easy to become a serial killer or a hitman in the Wild West, due to the extremely high firearm accessibility. The citizens' solution to firearm violence is more firearms 🤦‍♂
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  37. If he used a firearm, there would've been a carnage in such congested place. Luckily, he just used a melee weapon
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  38. Other highly developed countries have mental health issues too, yet senseless [chute]-ing is not rampant there
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  39. Firearm related fatalities in 2021: South Korea: 0 Japan: 0 Australia: 1 Britain: 22 USA: 38,390
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  40. If he used a firearm, there would've been a carnage in such congested place. Luckily, he just used a melee weapon
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  41. Taiwanese deserve to keep their country, because their tribe has been controlling the island before China was officially declared as a republic. However, they'd better join China in the future because of the natural disasters and the island is too small for economic growth
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  42.  Society is Doomed  I think the culture cores are the extremely high firearm accessibility/ freedom, no respect for authority and encouragement to "express yourselves" without morals or fear of reprisal
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  43. If more firearms made us safer, then Texas should've been the safest place in the world. Remember about the liquor store clerk who died following a shootout during an armed robbery in Visalia on June 11, 2023
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  44. There's no safe neighborhood and state as long as anybody could buy firearms from unlicensed sellers
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  45. Imagine if firearm ownership was heavily regulated and if the citizens were willing to reduce their "freedom" a little to abolish illegal weapons, as it is in other highly developed countries. The US would've been as safe as the UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, etc. Children could walk and play outside in big cities without having to worry about stray bullets
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  46. Scandinavian countries aren't religious yet the [chute]-ing rarely happens. England has similar demographics, yet most violent people in that country can't cause carnages because they can't steal firearms from pawnshops/ stores/ [chuting] range/ the owners and can't bought it from unlicensed makers
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  47.  @thisissparta535  Based on the data from UNODC in 2020, the intentional homicide victim rate per 100,000 inhabitants is 6.3 in the US, 1.95 in Canada and it is just 1.2 in the whole UK. This means people in the US are SIX times as likely as the ones in the UK to be the victims
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  48. Many citizens are trigger-happy. There were 44,213 firearm-related casualties in 2022. The US government has to replace those citizens and children with around 55,000 legal immigrants who weren't raised with the US' ideology and education, through Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery program each year
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  49. The 5G service has surely been scrutinized by the government and the experts before being launched?
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  50. Billions of people means more energy, food, water and other resources are required, which will make climate change worse. Unfortunately, territorial, cultural and racial conflicts have been encouraging population growth race
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