Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "N.Y. high school students protest teacher's pro-Israel stance" video.

  1. Are you high?
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  2. You don't know what they're protesting about.
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  3.  @Mrs.Deanna_Ember  get legit... it's in'da hood.
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  4.  @FredTurner-ti9jy  Is that all you are, a cheap insult?
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  5.  @yolandabrinkman2653  I'm not reporting you for being highly illuminating, just ordinary hate speech, even if you word processed and published online.
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  6. I see you got into it early as a creator.
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  7. You aren't standing. You're sitting in front of your computer screen. The United States created and owns Israel. Turns out it was a bad super-power investment.
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  8. You know shameful, that's for sure.
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  9. I'm surprised the Mayor of New York took sides, calling it anti-semetism. This certainly is going to blow up big all around the United States, a social media topic for all the haters.
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  10. You must be getting senile in your old age. You forget more than you know.
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  11.  @mollysmeow3455  As if what you say changes her political stance.
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  12. @misc1547 She's still a teacher with students wherever she is.
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  13. @misc1547 Are you sure? The word "privacy" needs to be redefined in a surveillance society.
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  14. @misc1547 You should have thought a little more about your last line, unless you laugh at people who use the word "woke", for one example. People who say America is "a great experiment in democracy", have bought into the lie, when it was colonizers who acted in treason against their British masters, also being into native genocide and corporate African slavery. All the Greek word democracy has meant for over 2,000 years is you vote for your government, any kind of government. Understanding what is going on as something new, human behavior or technology, and adapting your language for it is the intelligent and proper thing to do. When Dr, James Watt invented hydro electricity, he changed the world "weir" to "wire". You use Gaelic words when you say them. How nice for you, being willing to fight over who is red and who is blue.
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  15. @misc1547 In the time of Shakespeare, there was the feudal system, same in France. Feudal slaves couldn't earn money, couldn't own property, and got to keep what crops they needed and give the rest to the important person. Those slaves met around 200 different people in their lifetime, and they spoke a variation of over 14,000 words a day. Today, the average American speaks 200 different words a day. You should try thinking as a creator. It might give you more confidence when you meet one.
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  16. ​ @yolandabrinkman2653  Thank you for asking, and that's also because it's you, the original comment. I'm seeing 22 replies, and this "red bell" reply format only shows me three or four, so I wouldn't have replied. Americans are hot about free speech even if it's not speech, but published. I'm sure you know what I mean. Your understanding of a teacher being at work or not at work is what I would have commented on. That's like a policeman who is off-duty, even if he's off-duty he still has some public responsibilities. I am Clan Watt, my mothers' clan being responsible for The King James Holy Bible in English, the first English dictionary and the first encyclopedia, all about educating Europeans, the evil empire builders of the new world. The Holy Bible was published so it would start wars in Europe, countries rising up against the armies of the bishops of the pope in Rome. All that happened, the Protestant movement and the Crusades. Yes, some of what I go on about are linguistic definitions and the improper use of words. It doesn't matter what you say, if your words are empty. And you are what you say as much as you are what you eat. Thanks for the inspiration.
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  17.  @ejcked  The United States created and owns Israel. Get real.
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