Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "BBC News" channel.

  1.  @p1xae102  The guy is a traumatic experience himself. He's the one who've resisted arrest plenty of times. Committed crimes. Abused drugs. Led a toxic lifestyle. But yeah, blame the cops. How stupid can someone be.
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  2.  @droobydoobiedoo768  Says the bootlicker of a different political quadrant. A quadrant that never has led to a civilized society. Police brutality can be wonderful if it's used against the right type of culprits, which it is in 99,9999999% of times.
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  3.  @Ateeq-141  They're not being genocided, but rather assimilated by external pressure from the state. Why? Because of the attacks committed by them against the state and civilians, and because 5,000 of them joined ISIS in Syria. What should China do? Scream "preserve human rights!!!!" like the West and pretend that everything will be fine while ticking bombs are walking around freely in the name of liberty? Nah..only idiot states does that.
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  4. This reporter must be satisfied when looking from an entertainment perspective and exciting things happening. There's no shortage of unforeseen incidents occurring here. Bet it requires a long shower after having been doused by these chemicals and high pressured water.
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  5. Hesitating from giving in to the temptation of enriching yourself at the expense of society is too difficult for many of the officials in these undeveloped countries, unfortunately.
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  6. Meh, who cares. A criminal got hit and the world is now a better place. Sure, the police should take it easy and record all of their steps when serving the public, but this criticism should be launched when the police actually has done something wrong. In the George Floyd situation, that isn't the case.
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  7.  @AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666  Exactly. These individuals should be locked up for evil immorality and advocating for the worst act imaginable.
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  8. How? Are HR organizations supporting the Houthis?
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  9. Billions of dollars could be saved, a large part of the current food production could be toned down, and food shortages could be eradicated if all forms of waste were consumed (prior to it becoming waste) and allocated properly. People need to take care of their resources better.
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  10. They love to talk and talk. And talk. 😊
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  11. That's not your average everyday job that you think about when physical efforts are involved. Picking these cones must be challenging and fruitful. And many are appreciating what it leads to in the end. Respect.
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  12. Wonder if this is a sign for a disheartening and unpreferred development in Afghanistan now when new deals has been made and the US are slowly leaving. Hope not..
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  13. That's social media. Most social medias are toxic and useless when it comes to holding serious debate and publishing truthful information.
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  14. Just admit that you'd thrash her no matter what she says. I don't think she's appealing to people such as yourself, but rather towards those in the middle, those who've been hurt by some of her lies, and to clean her slate. We don't need centrist right-wingers anyway. We need people and politicians that are willing to make changes and act drastic (legally) to improve the country no matter how contentious it is for centrist republicans or leftists.
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  15.  @lks6248  It does exist. China is state capitalist that largely have abandoned their communist principles. They still love supporting actual socialist/communist states though, which is destructive for the whole world. China is prosperous today, at least way more compared with their past, because they adopted free market reforms, capitalism, free trade with the rest of the world, and economic/monetary policy that actually works.
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  16. Do they not have protection, security guards and bulletproof vests? That's required in these countries where doing normal things can lead to a death sentence...
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  17. Indeed. This arrest had nothing to do with race, but rather with someone rightfully reporting Floyd for once again having committed a felony. The police did their job, and the world is now a much better place. However, the police sadly is punished and dragged in the dirt when he should've been handed a shiny trophy.
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  18. You left out China's foreign policy and coercive expansion at the coast of Equador, at South China Sea, their relation with Taiwan, their support of rogue dictatorships, and their occasional unwillingness to seek peace and reconciliation. Fun bias there though. I'm sure some may buy into it, for a while.
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  19. Feels good to naturally be part of the tall demographic. The 6'3 club that many perceives as superior 😏
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  20. Tell that to a therapist. Not everything is a CIA operation. People won't take you seriously if that's the go-to explanation for every case of instability or chaos occurring in the world. Stay on topic and tone down the conspiracies.
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  21. it's quite widely covered actually if you're an avid news observer. I've heard about this from like 10 different reports the past days. But I'm very active and observe like 15+ different outlets, so. Something drastic has to be done to handle these psychopathic militants. The governments has clearly lost control.
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  22. Even if their conditions may improve through these proposed changes?
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  23.  @saxglend9439  Are you?
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  24. 3:31, the heck sort of language, phrase, accent and pronunciation is that? lol
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  25. That's an entirely separate issue though. The initiative of fishermen going green should be welcomed.
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  26. That some cultures can't be treated as equally beautiful and harmless as others, a viewpoint that many progressives, postmodernists, marxists and feminists has been opposing? Or that governments are failing? That ritualistic superstition and dogmatic religion can't be tolerated? That the world should help out these countries to stamp out the rebels? Lots to be learned.
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  27. Why would it be fake news? No, it is not. Pence took the vaccine to signal that it's clever, effective and that it's nothing for the conspiracy theorists to be afraid of.
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  28. And the beginning of americas gradual decay and demoralization is initiated.
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  29. Promiscuity, extramarital affairs and bad conduct by women (and some men) should certainly be punished and deterred. That's good. But it shouldn't affect innocent children.
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  30. Not for everyone. It's become about peace, community, showing appreciation to what you have and caring for the less fortunate.
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  31. Relationships isn't as dangerous as this pandemic. But yes, abnormal and unhealty relationships should definitely be forbidden. By force.
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  32.  @gonnabeok  Absorb your own advice and show some respect.
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  33. Yeah, these are the type of people that wouldn't blink before stealing, murdering, plundering, and engaging in severe criminal actions at the expense of others health and welfare. Like, give me a break. These people don't deserve any sympathy. They are were they belong.
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  34. Good luck every changing a country dominated by corporatocracy and oligarchy.
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  35. And change the current dependency on fossil fuels into something sustainable across the globe. Along with upholding our high standards of living in the West by consuming less. Capitalism is built and made effective by mass producing and consuming. While we need growth, it must be achieved sustainably.
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  36. @Yattaman Supporting Trump and serious right-wing policy isn't what a RINO does. Opposing the ability for the republican party to march forward and receive influence is what a RINO does. Giving power to the left is what a RINO does. They should be expelled.
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  37. The difference is that these people are being integrated to society, won't be killed, and aren't treated as harshly as under extermination camps in Soviet/Germany.
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  38. If you've actually looked into what you're saying, you'd be aware that you're spreading a false and debunked conspiracy. Fun times
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  39. @MIDEKSA GONFA For sure. I think it's a waste of time, resources and effort for corporations to indulge in such charitable activities though. Efficiency and maximal profits is the main motives that drives corporations.
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  40. Are there any leaders more insecure and rambling than this man?
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  41. 80% of brits are positive and welcoming in vaccine development and an official vaccination program. 80% says they'll vaccinate themselves. Yet if you read these comment sections full of skeptics, you'd get a wildly different perception. Maybe it isn't only brits that are skeptic though since BBC has an international audience.
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  42. @Ahmed Jones Meh. Fighting jihadism and Islamic terrorism is crucial to upholding a stable country. The army's violations are unacceptable, but their determination to stamp out anti-societal radicalism is understandable.
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  43. Impeachment means absolutely nothing these days. Nothing. Good job on playing political games and abusing your power. Every person involved in this should be held accountable.
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  44.  @jasonthetourist  You'd be a fool for blindly not believing everything coming out of China. The situation has been investigated by Western employees and journalists, not just Chinese state officials. We know that the country handled itself well and managed successfully when they took the pandemic seriously (after having censored/ignored it for a month or so). That's undisputed.
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  45.  @iamwritingrightnow8217  Wouldn't expect right-wing parties to be so incredibly weak and selfish. Aren't they supposed to be collectivist and precautionary when it comes to handling external threats? Libertarianism and right-wing individualism is repulsive.
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  46. This is strict assimilation. Prevents infiltration of unwanted values in the country, upholds stability, and ensures conformity. I don't like China's usual policies or adventures, but it's hard to deny that this works. And it's done for a reason, to hinder terrorism. Letting the individuals work may technically benefit all parts too. The West should interfere here.
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  47. Should Facebook take responsibility to prevent young individuals from voluntarily sending frivolous and naked pictures of themselves to other randomized users? How the heck would that even be detected? What weird story to bring up as an attempt to portray Facebook as a company that don't take "Illegal content" seriously. Illegal content and risky content for the young should be limited, but the young girl's story doesn't convince anyone of that.
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  48.  @shirleypatel5292  That was uncalled for!
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  49. How much money did Gaddafi launder, steal and trade with now again? ~$100m? No, never mind. His net worth was like $200B, and the volumes used/traded must've exceeded that. Crazy.
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  50. AOC is a liar and an oppressor and cannot be trusted. She literally accused Cruz and almost every republican for "trying to murder her", even though she weren't int he same building as the one that was stormed, even though the authorities has recognized that murderous intent wasn't involved, even though the rioters for the most part were completely unarmed, and even though republicans has NOTHING to do with the storming.
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