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

  1. Asian countries are generally very tough against drug trafficking and usage. That's frankly great, even if some of the policies are inspired by religious teachings. The world needs to go in that direction, as in going tougher on drugs.
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  2.  赵杨利Yang lee Zhao  What does that have to do with anything, the logic doesn't even follow
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  3. Protecting interests, borders, and the Chilean people. Pinochet would be proud.
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  4. We're truly in historical times. Enjoy the ride.
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  5. Mia Malkova > Mia Khalifa
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  6. Why is almost every single democratic run state and city flooded with homelessness, drug abuse, dirty streets and crime? It's almost as if there's some sort of trend that probably shouldn't go on....
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  7. Well, expect a promiscuous and indecent society where the traditional family that builds nations is looked down upon then. There's also a whole lot of abuse and addiction interconnected with these groupings, that the Western media never would tell you.
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  8. Electrifying the economy and purifying the air/atmosphere can't come any sooner. Especially in these cities, they desperately need it.
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  9. They don't need to become weak, lazy and braindead, no. Drugs does exacerbate mental health issues and ruins one's physical capacity. That anyone would suggest such a destructive habit is coldhearted.
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  10. World leaders are doing a whole lot about China. They're on a daily basis condemning their expansionist and imperialist policy. Top CCP officials are sanctioned all the time. Travel restrictions. Economic sanctions. Trade wars. Prohibition of Chinese applications and corporations. What more are you looking for, wars? That level of fearmongering isn't preferable nor a safe bet.
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  11. Lol, if he's going to be charged for such crimes, every world leader would be charged for similar offenses.
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  12. Weren't there any security personnel in these schools? I hope they're installed now, at least. Snipers, guards and armed military troops making sure that nobody is hurting, abducting or attacking the students/kids. It's tragic that these outcomes can occur in the 21st century. It certainly highlights why the world can't open itself up to these countries.
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  13. I doubt it. I've never heard of such issues, and the parliament isn't represented by such ideology.
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  14. Favoritism to improve one's financial muscles and country's image. Interesting..I can see why the country is split here.
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  15. That's what they're doing, at least economically. Opening up for tourism, investing billiions in projects internationally/abroad, and by taking over certain industries around the world. Their claws stretches wide.
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  16. Will a Biden administration uphold the US recognition of Morocco's claims to West Sahara, a location and claim that no other Western country has recognized? Will Biden's suspension lead to Morocco upholding their newly formed ties with Israel, or go back to square one? Some questions that it'd be interesting to hear an answer to.
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  17. Cool. If the individuals don't want to contribute in Myanmar and instead emigrate abroad, any housing should be welcomed and accepted in a grateful manner if a country provides it. Yet "rights groups" keeps on complaining about all initiatives, and launches questionable accusations against the Myanmar army.
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  18. The question is if this was worth it. 3 Iranian Islamists for one Western citizen. The world just became less safer today.
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  19. Bolsonaro is behaving as if the coronavirus isn't deadly. As if it doesn't exist. He's living in a separate reality.
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  20. This is good and all. Making sure that every societal member can participate in society and enrich themselves/others, is a plus worth encouraging. But why is WION reporting on the same story several times a day? So irritating and spammy.
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  21. It's kind of sad that there's traction and demand for these desperate activities. But the human nature of craving social interaction and the willingness to emulate one's old lifestyle of travelling, experiencing and trying new things out, is hard to go against.
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  22. You can't reason or negotiate with these walking psychopaths. Look at the depravity in his way of thinking. He's ok with his obscene and inhumane actions. He's not afraid of punishment or death. He thinks he'll be awarded for his ill deeds. Immediate neutralization after a quick verdict is the way for a court and country to handle these cases.
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  23. The US and its president receives a whole lot of criticism for his trade wars. Why isn't the same criticism applied on the UK, Australia, Canada and its friends? The wars may differ in scale, but let's have some consistency. I'm sure it's valid to be skeptical and careful when it comes to importing security equipment from an enemy such as China. But the question is how much restrictions in trade are necessary.
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  24. Complaining about imaginary oppression in the most free, equal and fair societies on earth.
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  25. India literally voted against declaring the Myanmar situation as a "coup" in the UN, along with Russia, Vietnam and China. And now India are pretending to care about the unrest as if they're on the West's side? Kind of strange.
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  26. Better take advantage and find out about these historical tales, fossils, artifacts and discoveries before the sun explodes!
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  27. These Gulf states knows this more than anybody else and are already preparing by creating industries that can replace the oil sector. The question is if the limited education and competence that exists in these countries will be enough to compete with the rest of the world and stay afloat, without the extraction of fossil fuels. Debatable.
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  28. This country and other parts of Africa has declared themselves as Ebola/virus-free many times in the past, turning out to be completely wrong. So take this with a grain of salt. There's probably undisclosed cases, and it'll continously transmit if people engage in careless intercourse and drug use. I hope i'm wrong though.
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  29. I wouldn't call them racist, but there's a reason why crime practically is non-existent in countries such as Japan and South Korea. Everyone and their values is the same. Collectivism runs strong. Homogeneity and tradition is cherished, rather than demolished. It has its benefits.
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  30. Initiatives for gamers, cool. They're one of the most oppressed minorities in the world, after all.
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  31. It really hasn't. Most of China's population like their government. Dissent is rare. Hong Kongers does even for the most part support the new security legislation imposed by China. UK should leave the territory and be quiet if they can't support well-needed policies to reinforce stability, growth and civilized order.
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  32. Yes. Why are you typing in caps..?
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  33. Are the Pfizer/BionTech, Moderna, and Astrazeneca vaccines too expensive for Equador to order?
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  34. This is insane. The treatment and experience that these accused defendants will see should be completely irrelevant when it comes to these crucial top trials. Would we take into account the mental state of a murderer when filing charges and holding him accountable?
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  35. The only way to stop political Islam to is to prevent all the factors that proliferates its radicalization, by control and by enforcing legislation that upholds public order and safety. No Western countries has got this right yet..apart from Hungary and Poland.
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  36.  @pnellferguson7222  This type of thinking, with no basis or evidence involved, is the problem that results in paranoia. Why would these world leaders lie? What proof do you have for your insinuations? None. No matter what officials do (such as taking the vaccine on live television), what health officials say, or how much proof is delivered that the vaccine is safe, these ignorant conspiracy theorists will always come up with some BS argument as to why we shouldn't trust the science and avoid the vaccines. This conduct should be regulated away from the discourse for everyone's sanity and health.
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  37. The question to ask and analyze: Which company benefits the most by the current policy? I'd guess that the media corporations profits a lot by being widely shared on the internet. If you force the internet platforms to pay extra for people's action of freely sharing your news, you may be dropped entirely, leading to further economic stagnation for the media corporation. Have they thought this through?
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  38. China blocked a UN resolution condemning Myanmar's military's actions yesterday lol
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  39. This channel is never discussing the rape epidemic in India. It's definitely something to tackle. Root out the attitude that leads one down a dark road believing it's correct to rape, monitor the population more (troops, surveillance), and punish all the culprits severely. Corruption is also very common in India which has to be removed to serve justice to the fullest extent.
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  40. Racism is barely existent in the West. It's an extreme rarity. A bunch of unsubstantiated theories and inaccurate conclusions doesn't prove that racism is widespread. In fact, UK is one of the least racist countries on earth.
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  41. Warmongering isn't great.
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  42. Horrible. Must be scary to live in geographical areas prone to these natural disasters. It's very costly in terms of lives and economic losses. The the last thing that a relatively poor country needs. RIP.
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  43. Italy is not catching any breaks this year.
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  44. Global warming isn't necessarily natural ;) But yes, you're right.
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  45. Cracking down on parasitic fraud and exploitation of the welfare system is great. Punish the violators swiftly. But that should never entail punishing those in actual need of the welfare.
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  46. Big news for sure. Has Tedros been involved in and endorsed TPLF throughout its time where it has committed atrocities and illegalities against the country and its people? Has he condemned the organizations radical arm? If not..this isn't a good look for him, WHO and the world's future.
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  47. Europe would never dare prohibiting barbaric elements from two of the influential religions that dictates too much of European policy. It'll never happen. Courage and backbone would have to be grown for that.
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  48. The court battles aren't finished entirely and Congress has to confirm the electors.
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  49. Being Israel's president wasn't his best achievement, I'd say. But working to deescalate tensions around the world is always a good thing.
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  50. I don't really mind this because police brutality implies that police officers are going in rough against criminal perpetrators, spoiled rioters and entities that don't adheres to basic guidelines of respect and decency. We need laws that protects our police. Laws that prevents shaming for no reason, threats, ways of hindering the police from doing their job and the BLM-trend that implies standing behind criminals by shouting against the police force. Macron is on the right track here.
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