Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1.  @MrManny075  Then let them leave. Creates an opening for others who might be more socially-minded as opposed to solely focused on enriching themselves as much as possible.
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  2.  @CharlMarais247  The UK doesn't have presidents. But your little hissy fit here says a lot about your level of maturity.
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  3.  @danieloliver4558  Got a source for that claim?
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  4. ​ @MD-zr1wy Because there was absolute peace prior to that...
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  5. ​ @mike8677 No-one needs more Elon Musk, just ask his children.
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  6.  @DrawTheThinLine  I have no sympathy for Hamas. I have sympathy for the innocents caught up in a war not of their making.
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  7. There may not be other jobs where they live. Especially as Amazon has a tendency to take over and push other businesses out.
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  8.  @CoremanitetheNeko  Citizens absolutely shouldn't. If they were, the intruder who attacked me would likely have been carrying and I'd probably be dead. It's bad enough dealing with escalating knife crime and you want to throw guns into that mix?
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  9. So you're annoyed by public anger over crimes committed by your colleagues? Then quit! Or take action to try and end such behaviours. But it sounds like you'd rather not change everything and for everyone to stop going on about it.
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  10.  @1ForTheShieldz  No, you didn't. You're just a liar who didn't realise that the Three Yorkshireman is a comedy sketch.
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  11. He invaded Ukraine. What do you suggest, doing nothing?
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  12.  @missruzl14  Abolishing the monarchy does nothing to our history. That's how history works, it's stuff that already happened. But we're not obligated to continue with something just because we've been doing it for a long time. As for your suggestion to just "work hard and afford a decent place", you're living in a fantasy world. Working class people are being priced out of the housing market, those of us who work most of the waking day are "lucky" enough to be stuck with private landlords who charge an arm and a leg for a ramshackle apartment. But some people aren't to work those long hours, either due to health issues or care obligations. These people get hung out to dry, it's council housing or nothing. And the result can be seen in that young lad's death.
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  13.  @southlondon86  Saying that they are just as guilty is pretty horrific, my dude. It's also easy to spout off about but quite another thing to do when actually in that position. Stop trying to deflect blame onto victims and look at the root cause.
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  14.  @southlondon86  Dude, we get it. You like blaming victims.
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  15. Nah, he's just out to make himself rich and avoid the consequences of his actions. Because he's a documented con-man.
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  16. @Roger Mellie "I'm alright, Jack"
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  17.  @rebeccaarthur534  Who's talking about those wastes of space?
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  18.  @faithingod5533  Absolutely. He accurately compared the language and rhetoric being used, a comparison that the government was not happy to have pointed out.
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  19. ​@GaijinGamerGirlThat's both a very naive and also ignorant attitude. Do you even understand asylum law?
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  20. ​ @paulgibbons2320 Being suspended during an investigation into gross breaches of conduct isn't being punished before being found guilty. It's just sensible practice.
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  21.  @davefish8107  They'd kick up a fuss but in the end most would pay up. Because that'd still be their best option, as opposed to losing access to a marketplace. Look at it like this, you could either pay a larger percentage of an income source back into the system or you could not get that income source entirely. You're a smart businessperson. What do you do?
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  22. @BoomBoomTopG Not a smart cookie, are you.
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  23. ​@JesusisKing Shouldn't have been drinking then!
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  24. It is. It might also be performative but if it encourages more acts of kindness, what's the harm?
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  25. Sounds like you have a lot to learn about unions, as well as the difference between public and private sector.
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  26. ​ @TheRawai  He said he would resign if charged by the police. He was not charged.
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  27.  @meme4one  You need to listen to what people actually say, not just chime in with what you want to hear.
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  28.  @meme4one  No, it's not. You just don't listen to people. It's a you problem.
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  29. ​ @kevinb9830  Are you giving a real-time demonstration of the Dunning Kruger effect in practice?
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  30.  @tatreides8425  Think you've confused your replies chap.
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  31.  @iainmillington904  That's fine but if everyone in healthcare did that then who'd work in healthcare?
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  32.  @iainmillington904  It doesn't have to.
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  33. ​ @alexwatson5507  Please, don't be so childish. Lineker called out dangerous and hateful rhetoric used by our government and you're trying to pretend it was a call to violence. You're cynically trying to use murdered MPs to shut down government criticism. You should be ashamed of yourself.
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  34. @@dc6807 ... have you not been paying attention? Memory span of a goldfish? Because living costs increase, leading to the scenario we just discussed. To which you acknowledged better wages as a solution.
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  35. ​ @Lee_303 You're missing the point.
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  36.  @disobeytoday4685  You didn't make a point, you just made an assertion. As for your question, it's so vague and broad as to be useless. As I explained in my previous comment, you've got to demonstrate that such a contrast can actually be made.
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  37. ​ @colinb8327 You sound all kinds of confused and messed up.
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  38. It's a bit worrying that's where your mind goes when you see black people.
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  39. Yeah... remind me, which side ended up completely and utterly losing that conflict?
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  40.  @Jules317  But women are more likely to be strip-searched, you missed that part of the report.
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  41.  @unionjackjackson4352  Drivers are. But RMT represent all rail workers, not just drivers.
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  42. ​ @OKG2000  That depends if they die as a result of blowing more money than most hard-working people will ever earn on a foolhardy pleasure trip. Context.
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  43.  @illgottengains1314  Staying in reality, chap. Not some barmy nat-front fantasy.
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  44. Never.
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  45.  Purple Monkey Dishwasher  No, it's not. How did you arrive at that conclusion? FYI, Orthodox Judaism doesn't do great on the misogynistic and homophobic element. That's not anti-semitism either, just an observation on orthodox religion. Christianity and Islam are the same. As for murderous, have you seen what the IDF get up to?
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  46.  @heisenberg1271  Ooo yeah, nothing like mowing down a boat of defenceless civilians to make you feel good, huh? If you're lucky, maybe the boat will have a few kids on, you'd like that wouldn't you?
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  47. ​ @AMJ564  Why? They're different environments. We can't just chuck space probes into the ocean and expect success.
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  48.  @upshankkumalu9301  No, some of us choose to have compassion for others and not just blindly pursue our own selfish interests.
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  49.  @aclark903  Then why is she putting all her faith in CEOs to do the right thing, whilst making them even richer?
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  50.  @Aden288  Exactly. Our political class invest only in their own futures, at our expense.
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