Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "WION" channel.

  1.  @sunnymitra6372  America isn't racist or discriminatory in that way, so yes, she'd be elected if she had the right policies and competence. In fact, women and colored entities are more common to be chosen as minority tokens and diversity picks these days. Or, shoehorned by affirmative action.
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  2. Making predictions as a health expert based on trends and the available scientific data makes you a 'fortune teller'?
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  3. Another battle with clubs, sticks, stones and one's own hands? It's almost poetic really. Einstein predicted that WWIII would be fought with nuclear weapons and that WWIV would be fought with people's bare hands and sticks, or something along those lines. Seems like one step has been skipped.
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  4. India, the country where modern corporations are able to take advantage of cheap labor, mass production facilities and alright conditions on the market to make a bit profit by export. That's why corporations are leaving China and looking for a replacement, such as India.
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  5. Promising.
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  6. Plenty of diversity picks there. Focusing so much on their background and gender is identity politics. Everybody has the ability to serve in these positions, (well, usually, but not when Biden's making the picks because race/gender background is mainly what matters to him) so value and obsession shouldn't be placed so much on their nationality or appearance.
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  7. Yep. Modern day abortionists and feminists are enacting Nazi-era eugenic policies. They dehumanize children, glorify abortion and has managed to trick the foolish populace into believing that this is female healthcare. It's repulsive to see. Luckily Poland has implemented a ban on these unstable people and their desires.
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  8. Surprising that China is seemingly trying to hack into these minorities accounts. Figured they'd abduct and penalize them instead by secretly bringing them under China's jurisdiction.
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  9. @High School Teacher Facts and data disagrees with you.
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  10. Are all terrorists created equal, Biden? If we see another left-wing insurgency, I wonder if we'll see quiet crickets from the incoming administration then.
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  11. The security personnel and military were perhaps part of the kidnapping group, bribed/recruited. Or, their presence is too weak and their authority too limited. Either way, lots of changes has to be made in Nigeria to crush these radicalized extremists and protect the populace.
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  12. They should stop exporting salafist and fundamentalist values around the world. Save some sanity and cash that way by prohibiting the construction of mosques and funding radical imams.. I'd totally be on board these new projects if they took that responsibility. Raise the education levels of your citizens, ensure a future for everyone, diversify the economy, and start to compete for real on the market without oil.
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  13. Shortages of testing kits has been a big issue in many countries. Partially due to natural shortages on the market, but also due to negligence, poor strategy and wrong priorities. Sweden is a good example of this. We barely tested initially, didn't track/quarantine anyone, really, and let anyone travel freely into Sweden. That's why they've got one of the worst per capita death rate in the world.
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  14. Especially if they're calling for the takeovers by Iran, its militias, the Taliban, and for foreign peacekeeping forces to be expelled. These people needs to be educated and given sensible advice. But I doubt any entity would be willing to try doing so for the decades to come now after the US failed.
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  15. Denmark couldn't have handled these infected minks much worse. Apart from not culling them at all. They killed 17M minks and buried them. Decomposition below earth resulted in gases and pollution spreading, resulting in a worsened wastewater. They now have to dig up all the minks and burn them.
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  16. By a relatively high tax rate and by downprioritizing other areas. Should it be characterized as "free" then? Maybe subsidized with no extra costs would be more of an apt description.
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  17. Be careful with what you wish for. Military intervention isn't appropriate here, and should only be used as a final solution when no other solution for world peace and security exists.
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  18.  @kv7487  Why presume that the guy is making false claims when he likely have proof to back this up? Why would he lie about this? Why immediately pick the vaccine manufacturer's side?
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  19.  @shamikbhattacharjee7321  He's right. The Oxford vaccine has shown some questionable results, trials has been stopped a few times, and this new revelation would be in line with this. Why immediately assume that the person in the clinical vaccine trial is lying?
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  20. Cute story. But remember who Bernard Sanders is. A person who've glorified Cuba's communist policies, spent time with Soviet officials back in the ~70s, and tried to abolish many of the principles that made america strong, prosperous and safe. Sorry, but I can't look at such a person and pretend to cuddle with him as if he's an ideal individual worth placing on a pedestal. The inauguration that he attended also marks the beginning of a dark era where civilized and effective policies will be withdrawn by the Biden administration.
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  21.  @narayanjeev  Right. And these platforms and those that praises these censorship tactics are the same type of people that tend to complain about radicalization, extremism and echo-chambers. They can't see that they're the culprits here by preventing a free debate. A fresh discourse where people are welcomed, rather than silenced and ostracized for every small perceived misstep. The dystopia is here.
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  22. US should stop interfering with other countries state of affairs and politics. That'll only backlash.
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  23. Probably. Biden has been in free fall recently. I bet there's many plans in the works to cover up for him.
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  24. Between the new rule in Afghanistan, the directly affected actors, and the globe. The superpowers are always ready to step in and secure their interests.
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  25. You can't just make things up like that. It's not a "placebo"...where does these made-up ideas come from?
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  26. Amazon is one of the workplaces with quite good benefits and decent working conditions when you take a look at the requirements to vote there and since they pay at least $15/h to every worker. I'm sure it's very monotone and physically difficult to work there though. Long days. Lots of carrying weight with pure muscle. Few breaks. But I can also see why Amazon are dismissing the complaints when they treat the employees better than many other corporations in the USA. Although maybe that says more about America and its current market conditions as a whole..
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  27. Nope. But many rebel militias in the middle east are celebrating because Biden gave them the opportunity to receive increased influence now. Just look at Yemen and the insurgents there.
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  28. This. Turning the other cheek and setting the precedent that illegal immigration is permitted and that children can be exploited as anchors, isn't ideal. These judges should be removed from position of power.
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  29. Merkel has failed to unify the German people and uphold safety, the citizens peace/rights, and civilized conduct in the country. Liberalism and voluntarism along with open borders is basically her main policy positions, which has ruined Europe. So I can see why she's leaving politics next year. These attacks are unacceptable and pointless though. That's not how a society deals with injustices. Wishing Germans the best.
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  30. Most minorities, migrants, culprits and subversive extremists votes for the Democratic party. That's of course a huge issue, but a non-issue according to the Dems.
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  31. They're not wrong. But US has to be extra careful when giving concessions to a hostile and rogue state such as Iran with only their own self-interests in mind.
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  32. How so? If you're gonna object, do so in a proven and useful manner. These comments are so meaningless lol.
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  33. She's a big spender with no concern of pushing down inflation. That should say it all. Right now, we need lowered interest rates and quantitative easing policies. But not long-term.
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  34. Not to mention the riots by white liberals and blacks in USA. $2b in property damage, dozens of deaths and hundreds injured police officers/residents. Why? Because riots erupted after a perpetrator had died by his own action. Can you imagine that.
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  35. The principle of presuming that political antagonists are guilty until proven innocent has been the past 4 years trend. Those responsible for these impeachment proceedings, russia collusion complaints and similar unhinged conspiracies are a shame to the USA.
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  36. Yep, these comment sections needs to be cleaned.
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  37. Interacting with a robot comes across as tragic. But imagine the amount of costs that a state could cut down on if these robots could replace the millions of social and health workers around the world. Just hope they don't go rogue ;)
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  38. Maybe. Hopefully the state don't mess up that opportunity too, as they have done with most areas related to the economy in the past. The country is in a cemented recession, suffering brain drain and from debt.
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  39. ​ @poet4727  The electoral college is very complicated compared with the usual parliamentary or presidential elections that are held around the world, where the people directly vote on a party/candidate resulting in proportional mandates. Trump didn't make it look complicated, no.
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  40. Jeez, this story raised a lot of eyebrows on this Indian channel. 162 comments in less than an hour on a quite trivial topic. Must be the love for cows, right?
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  41. Correct. And do people still wonder why China did everything they could to get Biden into the White House?
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  42.  @KeeperGER  China won't break apart, because yes, it isn't communist. It has become a quite thriving country with increased standards of living for hundreds of millions, which they enjoy and are satisfied with. The CCP has control over the nation, and nothing indicates that the grip on power will cease. Quite the contrary. Authoritarianism (fascism isn't the right characterization here) has its place in some cases, and does work effectively. Defending the HK rioters here can't be done through logic or a straight face. No informed person does so.
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  43. The little drone looks like a minimal fly. Can you really call that a helicopter? Jokes aside, props to NASA. Lots of revelations and steps forward being made.
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  44. Yup. The people that have the intention to hurt, downsize or shame the police, or alternatively shape a system that terrorists and criminals can exploit, should be locked up behind iron bars.
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  45. Lol that is repulsive. I don't see how this would bring in more customers. I for one would avoid the restaurant at all cost if these unhygienic and smelly conditions prevailed outside of it haha
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  46. No herd immunity then = More death. Way more death that we'd see if everyone vaccinated. So it's mindsets like these ones that justifies mandatory vaccination, frankly.
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  47. Phew. Now let's immunize the globe before we get an incurable strain..
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  48.  @davechappel6399  I mean...attacking one's own party leader, giving leverage to the left, and buying into media/oppositional lies about one's own leader and using that to prosecute him...is the worst thing you can do as a republican. All of these people deserve to go.
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  49. Why are you screaming with caps lock activated..?
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  50. Is it homophobia to point out the overrepresentation of drug abuse, stds, aids, marxist sympathy and psychiatric shortcomings in a movement obsessed about hedonistic pleasures and self-gratification over anything else worthwhile? Should such a culture be embraced?
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