Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "ABC7" channel.

  1. Will Smith wanted to defend his wife's honor, but poor Will, he forgot she doesn't have any.
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  2. This is why I lived in Beverly Hills when I lived in the LA area: I paid a higher rent for a smaller apartment, but BHPD will respond very quickly when you call, and they are very well-trained. I had to call BHPD twice when I lived there: in both cases, the police response time was under five minutes. And no, most people living in Beverly Hills aren't rich--most are renters down in "the flats", not living in the mansions nestled up in the hills. I was a teacher, not a rich guy.
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  3. Jada didn't laugh. She instigated this. Will Smith is a damned fool.
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  4. The cops won't look too hard. They don't care. Who did this? I can describe them to you right now, but these are the people we're not allowed to talk about.
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  5. Maybe a cop himself
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  6. 1. The Academy should bar Will and Jada from attendance at future ceremonies. 2. Chris Rock should file charges (but he won't). 3. Jada Pinkett Smith is absolutely NOT worth Will Smith ruining his reputation. The way she sat there and smirked when Will strode onto the stage, instead of doing the decent thing and trying to calm him down, tells you JUST who and what she is.
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  7. Let me guess: Norwegian immigrants on the rampage again. Most likely, they're aspiring rappers who are just turning their lives around.
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  8. Tesla Man does realize how many motorists are armed, doesn't he? He's gonna find out.
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  9. Downtown LA has ALWAYS been like this. I worked there in 1999-2000 and it was dangerous in broad daylight then. LAPD herds all of the really dangerous homeless downtown so they can better control them. No one has any business walking those streets unless they're armed or have an armed bodyguard.
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  10. Maybe it's not road rage. Maybe he's a climate activist? He IS driving a Tesla.
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  11. Hey, those donuts aren't gonna eat themselves.
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  12.  @joecarnegy  He has a cop build and haircut
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  13. "The unthinkable"--yeah, right Our local gun stores are reporting record business today. This always happens after a mass shooting, because people are afraid that the federal government is finally going to institute meaningful restrictions on firearms. Don't worry. If our country couldn't do anything after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in 2012, when twenty kindergarteners and six adults were murdered in cold blood, we won't do anything now. Sandy Hook was a turning point for this country: our refusal to take any steps to prevent another mass shooting means that we've accepted these as a way of life. What's that, this isn't a good time to discuss this? It's NEVER a "good time" to discuss this, is it? So we never do. This isn't the first mass shooting in the US and it won't be the last. And they will just keep getting bigger and deadlier, and it will never, ever, ever be the "right time" to discuss how to prevent it. By the way, I was a teacher for thirty years, including elementary school at one point. If you say "arm the teachers", I'll just ignore you. Because if having teachers pack pistols and rifles is your "solution", you are just too stupid for words. Y'all feel bad about this but you won't lift a finger to prevent another one. You can't bring back these little kids, but you could make the next shooting less likely. But you won't. So save your prayers and telling us all how really awful you feel. So do something. Words are meaningless. Only actions count.
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