Comments by "Frank MacLeod" (@frankmacleod2565) on "WFAA" channel.

  1. That doesn't sound like a blessing
    14
  2. Yep just like mugging and bank robbery and carjacking and lots of other crimes
    13
  3. Yay Capitalism! Go Texas! You should sell all your parks and public land to developers. Highest bidder. I just hope it's not a Chinese firm.
    11
  4.  @LesMiserables0  Not just this cesspool, I'm talking about all the state parks in Texas, or any other state. I live right next to Redwoods state park, and have friends that think we should log it. Should we log the last of the old-growth redwood, what do you think? I'm for saving it. I'd rather see this cesspool state park than another cookie-cutter condominium development, but I dont live in the neighborhood
    5
  5. Guns aren't illegal in California, foreigner
    3
  6.  @MultiBannanaSHITTTT  yep and the culture of that race is what you see here
    3
  7.  @MultiBannanaSHITTTT  not all guns are legal here in America, foreigner. One can't just walk into the mercantile down the road and buy full auto machine guns, for one
    3
  8. so you're saying the cattle ranchers set their own land on fire, to destroy their herds and raise the price of beef. Yeah, ok
    3
  9. It's Texas
    3
  10. You'd give your life to protect the $20 in your wallet? Maybe it's time to find a new state to call home
    3
  11.  @randmayfield5695  oh I have nothing against firearms. I own seven myself. I however also don't live in Texas and don't need to carry one to protect myself. You must live in an awful neighborhood. My point was, you can move to a better one where you're not at all likely to be robbed
    3
  12.  @darryljones6129  good luck with all the juggings out there. Maybe you'll be next. Imagine living in fear of your neighbors, I just can't
    3
  13. Yep, so should all those republican states that have a way higher homicide rate than California. I think the rate in Mississippi is like 4 times higher than that of California
    3
  14.  @johnjames4567  Yep, think of all the money the state would make if they sold off all of it! I'd think Texans would be against the idea of state-owned property, seems close to communism.
    3
  15. ​ @northernbohemianrealist you people think school shootings are patriotic? This is why I quit my lifetime nra membership
    2
  16. Wrong color, for once
    2
  17.  @angelasmall7663  wrong color, for once
    2
  18. Lot of angry people in Texas
    2
  19. Sexist
    2
  20. The truck started it. Not shown in this video
    2
  21.  @MultiBannanaSHITTTT  you said these acts are encouraged in the black community. So it's a race thing
    2
  22. ​ @zombiesRUseless6880 and that's why it's so difficult to keep your license if you're found to be a bad driver. So many rules on the road, its incredible
    2
  23. Texas
    2
  24. All the top homicide rates in the country are republican states. I think the rate in Mississippi is like 4 times higher than in California
    2
  25. Where do you live? Oklahoma or Missouri or somewhere? I feel sorry for you folks
    2
  26. Take a look at democratic cities. Oakland comes to mind
    2
  27. If you're dodging the hailstones god meant to land on your head, you're interfering with his plans and implying that he made a mistake. Wouldn't want to interfere with his plans
    2
  28. Get a job
    2
  29. It's Texas, what did you expect
    2
  30.  @darryljones6129  wow, is Texas really that bad? You people have forgotten what it is to be normal
    2
  31.  @herogibson  Hey I know, that "gun free zone" legislation is about some of the dumbest stuff I've ever heard. Gavin definitely has to go, this is getting ridiculous.
    2
  32.  @lettersandwordsandstuffs  the homicide rates are pretty similar actually. I guess it depends on where you live though, the nearest juggings are hundreds of miles from where I live. I guess North Texas may be an exception
    2
  33.  @lettersandwordsandstuffs  it does in a lot of ways. Highest GDP by far, for one. Most food production, by far. Tallest trees, oldest trees, highest mountain in the lower 48, deepest desert in the nation. More coastline than any state but Alaska. you can keep Texas
    2
  34.  @lettersandwordsandstuffs  there's no homeless doodoo where I live. California is a big state, you should visit some day. We don't have juggings out here. Down in Oakland yeah probably, but that's hundreds of miles away. Texas had a violent crime rate in 2020 of 446.5. California's violent crime rate was 442, slightly lower than that of Texas. Not sure where your information is coming from
    2
  35.  @MultiBannanaSHITTTT  I don't pack a gun when in public for the same reason I don't pack one in my own home. It's safe where I live. You want to live in fear, in a place where your neighbors will rob you, go right ahead. Must be an awful way to live.
    2
  36.  @MultiBannanaSHITTTT  I keep the fire extinguishers around, like I keep the guns around. Why do you feel the need to carry a fire extinguisher around wit you at all times? Must be something in the water there in Texas, makes everyone paranoid
    2
  37.  @MultiBannanaSHITTTT  you don't even live on this continent, but you're telling me how I should live? Methinks you watch too much TV, foreigner. I feel perfectly safe where I live. The odds I'm going to get robbed are about the same as the odds I'll get hit by an airplane falling out of the sky
    2
  38.  @makingadjustments  I didn't mean to imply that owning a gun is to live in fear. I own seven firearms, but I don't feel the need to carry them all around with me everywhere I go. I know people who won't go out to the mailbox without a pistol on their belt, but living that way seems ridiculous to me. This ain't Oakland
    2
  39.  @tongpoo8985  Well I guess we'll have to disagree about that. The crime statistics are pretty similar actually, if you actually look at those numbers. Me, I live 5 minutes from the beach and pay less than $1000 a month for a nice 2-bedroom apartment. 3 good days at work and the rent is paid for the month. If you can't afford that, well then no wonder you're homeless
    2
  40.  @tongpoo8985  take a look at some of the recent videos I've posted recently and tell me what part of Texas is "way nicer" than this.
    2
  41.  @tongpoo8985  I'm not lying, but I also don't live right ON the beach. I'm about 5 minutes drive away, like I said. California is a big state. Maybe you didn't realize, but there's a lot more cities on the coast outside of Los Angeles and San Francisco. You can keep Austin, you couldn't paye to move there. Take a look at Ferndale. Better fishing out here than anywhere in Texas
    2
  42.  @tongpoo8985  I'd wager the people moving out of California are all leaving the cities. Lines to buy or rent property throughout the state remain horribly long. Some quitters want to move to Texas, fine with me. Maybe the property values will finally come down a bit if enough people leave
    2
  43.  @tongpoo8985  no thanks, I'll stick with my halibut and salmon and tuna. I wouldn't trust fish out of the Gulf, lots of pollution coming down the Mississippi. I hear the dead zones there are expanding. Hey thanks, but you can keep Texas. I also wouldn't like the weather there, and the people don't seem very friendly. I've been told by many Texans to stay out. I wouldn't want to come someplace where I'm not wanted. Very unfriendly people out there apparently, from what I can tell from my interactions with Texans.
    2
  44.  @tongpoo8985  all those people left California, and yet the lines to buy or rent property here are still stupid long. More people need to leave. There's not enough beach for everyone who wants to live here. If nobody wanted to live here, there wouldn't have been 40 people in line for my apartment
    2
  45.  @tongpoo8985  I'm not lying. Sorry that you live in a place where you are used to people lying to you. The rent here is raised every year. It was $800 a month when I moved in, that was 7 years ago. The prices of all the properties here are constantly raising, for the reason you mentioned. Home buyers are in bidding wars, highest bidder wins. Real estate here has skyrocketed in the last 20 years. If nobody wanted to live here, the rents would decrease over time.
    2
  46.  @tongpoo8985  the exact amount I pay is $970, includes water and garbage service. About 2 miles inland from the beach. Nearly 25% more expensive than when I first moved in, 7 years ago. Undoubtedly the rent will go up this year as well, so my bragging rights about paying less than a grand will soon be revoked.
    2
  47. Yeah Texas looks crazy
    2
  48. another day in texas
    2
  49. Texas, one giant crisis after another
    2
  50.  @safeandeffectivelol  several people have been killed by these storms. If death isnt a crisis for you, you must lead a very privileged life
    2