Comments by "Dan" (@Dan-di9jd) on "WSJ News" channel.

  1. Imagine if a 5ft, 6inches playground kid is playing on his favorite swing set when all of a sudden a 6ft 3inches school athlete comes over and says, "This playground, and this swing set, is mine now. We're gonna occupy it." The kid goes crying to the teacher but the teacher says, "Deal with it." So he throws a rock at the bully but the bully still insists he has a right to be on the swing set and that the smaller kid can't do anything because no one listens to him.
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  2. That's the problem. Support is one sided in that they're only showing Israel and making it out like they're defending their country. Whereas there are plenty of evidence and videos of Palestinian abused, tortured, or outright slaughter. We really need an unbiased media source bringing attention to both sides of it so people can really make informed choices on whether they want to support one side or the other.  @TEFFTPATTERN 
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  3. Or people angry about someone occupying land they feel rightfully theirs.
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  4. even worse... imagine you got held hostage wearing that stupid poncho after spending half your savings on overpriced water?
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  5. I seen a video of IDF bombing a building. It looked like an apartment complex. How many people you think went down with it that's never on CNN or Fox?  @petrzacharias6622 
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  6. I think the problem is that she didn't really think of it until she got her boyfriend who was in on the scam. So it makes sense that she was both trying to work the relationship and on top of that finding out she could lie and make a lot of money from it. Unfortunately at the expense of other people's money.
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  7. It's sort of like that movie where that guy was robbing banks and he lied to his girlfriend/wife at first. Then she found out about it and was thrilled to share it with him. I mean it would be cool if as soon as she found out she went to the authorities to report him but chances are if your spouse is in on something, you'll likely be in it as well even if you never thought of it before.
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  8. I feel like other countries are within good intentions helping Israel but I feel like once the support ends, these innocent people will be slaughtered in ways never seen before in history. I believe support should be stopped not because it's the wrong thing to do but because it's the right thing to do. They should instead allow people there to come into the USA or into European countries and let the land back to the Palestinian to avoid a massive slaughter in the future. I don't think this generation or next, but I feel like if USA crashes or another European country does, then Israel is literally lambs left to hungry wolves.
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  9. but they were "foolish western" people who wanted to go to a musical festival? @aeternavictrix7861 
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  10. I watched this live last night on CNN and I specifically remembered this part in the early parts of when he handpicked reporters from a list. I recall on CNN, they cut out the part where he mentioned VP Trump and instead it skipped to the part where he says he's qualified for the job. So I believe there was some editing on CNN's part but eventually it got too hard to not show his problems.
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  11. She only got into the scam with her boyfriend. I think it was too good of a thing and perhaps she didn't realize it was "wrong" until after all said and done.
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  12. I seen a video of an IDF airstrike that knocked out an entire structure that looked like an apartment building. I wonder how many women, children, and innocent people were crushed to death? Their bodies completely mangled from the destruction? Why is it that Hamas is bad when they show a video of their attacks but likewise it's the same whenever IDF strikes but just not reported on media because CNN can't go there?
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