Comments by "Andi Arbeit" (@Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage) on "CNN" channel.

  1. Great speech of a great man. All the best for our friends in the US. You can be proud of your president, he is a great inspiration what good will and values should include. Greetings from Germany.
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  2. The reappearance of measles has three reasons: a) stupidity, b) ignorance, c) laziness.
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  3. Danes are usually very sensitive. If Trump had said these words to Mette Frederiksen (?), it would be a completely different matter. Europe will follow the old Danish tradition and either opt-in or opt-out, whichever is more adventurous..
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  4. I wonder how we survived the 70s. Some vaccinations were compulsory. The class at school had to line up, a doctor would appear with a vaccination gun and give each child a dose with the same needle.
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  5. I wonder how we survived the 70s. Some vaccinations were compulsory. The class at school had to line up, a doctor would appear with a vaccination gun and give each child a dose with the same needle.
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  6. The reappearance of measles has three reasons: a) stupidity, b) ignorance, c) laziness.
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  7. All the past years Putin could start and end wars as he pleased. Ruzzian couldn't care less. Now it's about their own white ruzzian a... and they flee to georgia. A country that suffered heavy of ruzzian imperialism. If you do not behave like a critical citizen you do not deserve democracy.
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  8. Greetings from europe: according to danish traditions we opt-out this time. If your crown thinks it needs colonies in 2025: go for it!
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  9. Danes are usually very sensitive. If Trump had said these words to Mette Frederiksen (?), it would be a completely different matter. Europe will follow the old Danish tradition and either opt-in or opt-out, whichever is more adventurous.
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  10. He used the w-word?
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  11. ​ @judylaaper4849  Not our problem. If danish crown think, it needs colonies, go for it.
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  12. It's owned by innuit people, they decide, not EU MPs.
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  13. ​ @GeekGamer666  At that time, viruses were incubated in chicken eggs and the fragments of the viruses were used as vaccines. Insulin was also available: it was squeezed out of pig glands that were delivered in the morning as slaughterhouse waste.
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  14. ​ @GeekGamer666 At that time, viruses were incubated in chicken eggs and the fragments of the viruses were used as vaccines. Insulin was also available: it was squeezed out of pig glands that were delivered in the morning as slaughterhouse waste.
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  15. @GeekGamer666 Today's vaccines are science fiction from the past. WHAT is stopping them from protecting others and their children?
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  16. ​ @Zerozombie77 Vaccination guns were also available with (thick, outch) needles. This made it possible to eradicate the small pox.
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  17. ​​ @Zerozombie77 Vaccination guns were also available with (thick, outch) needles. This made it possible to eradicate smallpox.
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  18. But giving antibiotics all the time, if the child only has a cold.
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