Youtube comments of DE Bradley (@darrenbradleytwin).

  1. You don't need to be black to experience racism either.
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  2. ​ @SkibidiDogRizz  You're right BLM didn't cause 2 billion in damages, it is estimated it has caused 2.5 billion. 19 killings took place under the BLM movement. To give two examples out of those 19: Jessica Doty-Whitaker, shot dead where she stood in cold blood right in front of her fiancé and infant daughter on her doorstep as they marched by. Reason: for simply saying 'All Lives Matter" to a group of protestors passing by. David Dorn, police officer shot and killed by BLM looting a jewellery store they broke into and ransacked. I would love to see your source where it says 'literally no one was killed'. Do you have link please?
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  3. Yea, laws to protect children from medical procedures that can have life-lasting side effects. Once they're 18, they have the equal rights of any other person.
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  4. I would say the parents are going through it too. Concerned about their children.
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  5. If you can find a British black in that mob.
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  6. No, our doctors, nurses and carers for the elderly were our champions of 2020.
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  7. Her accent and dialect is what is commonly known as MLE (Multicultural London English). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multicultural_London_English Kids switch to it when they're in the presence of their friends and similar ages. The amusing thing is, once they get home, they speak perfectly normal in front of their family and other relatives. A couple of my nieces and nephews who live down in the South-East of England switch to it whenever one of their friends phone them. They can be in the middle of a conversation using MLE, using all the slang and jargon, then suddenly their mum or dad interrupts with a notification that their dinner will be ready in five minutes and would they prefer gravy or whatever, only for them to switch back to normal with a clear-cut, "Okay, thank you, Mum, I'll be done in a minute. Oh, and yes, gravy, please." It can be quite amusing to hear at first-hand.
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  8.  @mrmstrd8513  In other words, a transvestite. These strange people either seem to have forgotten the term or have never heard of it in the first place, instead they seem to make up new words and terms for things that have been around for decades, perhaps even centuries.
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  9.  @ToadTendo  I'm not a Republican. I think you'll find that many Democrats are also voicing their concerns over this. It's not as black & white as you think it is, there are a lot of nuances to consider and when I see comments like this, it's as though there's some kind of over-simplified, backward thinking that it's down to 'good vs evil' like it was some game or a plot to a film.
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  10. No one at your school knows apart from your teachers? That must be tricky for the teachers having to juggle pronouns around you when other pupils are present in your company. So how does that work out then?
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  11. 84% of British black people do not agree or support the BLM movement and the vandalising of public property.
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  12. Pity the same can't be said for the Doctor Who fans.
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  13. Yea, 'reversible' with life-changing scarring, mütìIatìon and health problems.
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  14.  @ft4903  The thread isn't centred around you.
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  15.  @ft4903  Nope, I'm not apologising for anyone. I'm correcting misinformed plebs.
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  16. Here's a much better list of origins that keeps to the spirit of what had been established: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnz8giR6uGEfp-x2xBoVzD8DOwAqZu7at
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  17. I believe the people of Bristol want Colston back up where he belongs after it has been restored. Good on them, I say.
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  18. @qOmega - LOL what? "You don't need to agree with facts" ??? Fine if you don't wish to 'agree' with facts but you can't deny that facts are truth and as others have told you already, 19 people were killed in the name of BLM. Bollocks, like hell did you already know I was going to quote those two names I randomly picked out. I imagine you weren't even aware of them until I mentioned them seeing as you were adamant that 'literally no one was killed because of BLM'. John Reed was a cop, although a retired one but that shouldn't matter in the grand scheme of things as he was still a person shot dead by people participating under the BLM riots, ergo BLM. The young mother shot dead in front of her partner and child was murdered for saying 'All Live Matter' to a group of BLM supporters at the BLM riots. Keep trying to skirt around the facts/truth though, it only make you look even more of an imbecile.
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  19.  @SkibidiDogRizz  Your precise words were, "No one supporting BLM killed anyone. Literally no one." That is a claim that you need to back up with a source or at least a prompt to Google for ourselves, just as I had by giving you two names of people killed by BLM supporters. Two names out of nineteen killed by people involved and out in the riots under the name of BLM. Don't be offended when someone asks for proof, it's merely a simple request to show us that you may be correct when presenting evidence. So with that, let's see a link... Out of interest, did you Google the two people killed by BLM rioters I gave you, or did you just ignore it? edit: Also, take note how many people agreed with my factual prompts to your false claims and non-evidence.
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  20.  @ft4903  It's temporarily in a local Bristol museum for a few months. The people of Bristol have decided, after signing a massive petition, that they want the statue reinstated back to its original place and the council are in talks with that plan.
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  21. My lesbian friend got kicked off a lesbian dating site for stating that she will not date 'lesbians' with penises.
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  22. Just how many slaves do you think he had? Do you even realise how much of an effort it was to take a fully-laden merchant ship to West Africa, the planning and logistics behind it? It took weeks if not months to plan and organise. He wasn't sailing on a daily basis back and forth. Stopping at designated ports along the way, he would be buying and selling goods, bartering and exchanging with whatever the currency of the land dictated. This happened to all in that side of business, it's no good trying to single out one person hoping it'll do some good. It won't. If anyone is downplaying here, it's you chum. Where are your mentions of Colston saving hundreds of thousands of lives from the hospitals, orphanages, almshouses he built in Bristol, London and other places up and down the country?
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  23.  @tugacralho2453  So is 99% a lot of people, a lot, lot more.
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  24. Tyger Tyger, burning bright,  In the forests of the night;  What immortal hand or eye,  Could frame thy fearful symmetry? In what distant deeps or skies.  Burnt the fire of thine eyes? On what wings dare he aspire? What the hand, dare seize the fire? And what shoulder, & what art, Could twist the sinews of thy heart? And when thy heart began to beat, What dread hand? & what dread feet? What the hammer? what the chain,  In what furnace was thy brain? What the anvil? what dread grasp,  Dare its deadly terrors clasp!  When the stars threw down their spears  And water'd heaven with their tears:  Did he smile his work to see? Did he who made the Lamb make thee? Tyger Tyger burning bright,  In the forests of the night:  What immortal hand or eye, Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?  - William Blake
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  25. These students of Edward Colston University (built and founded by him) should have been studying.
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  26. I'm not 'jealous' of anyone having the same rights as me. Why would I be jealous? So, if they have the same rights as me and everyone else, they're not losing any rights. So which 'special rights' are they campaigning for? Laugh away all you want, it won't validate your claim, in fact all I get from it, is that you're not taking this seriously.
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  27. Republicans respect the past and learn from it, they don't try to eradicate it.
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  28. @qOmega - I know you don't and I also know that you're being completely biased and sycophantic to BLM. Why was the woman shot for saying "All Lives matter" to a group of people supporting and chanting "Black Lives Matter"? It's pretty clear even with that one example, never mind the other eighteen, that supporters of BLM was the cause of her murder. Geez, it's like talking to a plant. To upset a normal, well adjust person, tell them a lie. To upset a woke looney-lefty, tell them the truth.
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  29.  @ToadTendo  There is no 'freedom of expression being impeded for trans'. They are free to express themselves like any other person.
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  30.  @ToadTendo  Of course they're free to express themselves, that's what they're doing everywhere. Have you heard of Pride marches? What 'other comments' of mine? What are you on about?!!
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  31. Have you seen what the 🟦 have done to California?!
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  32. Which is why I also included 'health problems' from the side effects of taking hormones and blockers.
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  33.  @McGayveR80  'Missy' should have been The Rani, or some other renegade Time Lady. The actress was great, the characterisation was great, the notion was lame.
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  34. What rights are they or you losing though?
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  35. People have rational questions and concerns...and it's the 1% who panic and cry over those questions and concerns.
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  36.  @tobene  What's 'Right' about it then?
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  37.  @superrrnova1986  Yes indeed, 84% of British black people do not support BLM.
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  38. Er, perhaps you feel like that but I think you'll find that plenty of people, in fact going by the consensus here, not only in the comments but also the likes to dislikes being ratioed to high-heaven, do indeed care and agree with my opinion of common sense. Unlike some people who are letting their feeling get in the way of better judgement. Well sorry lover, history doesn't care about your fee-fees and we the people of Bristol have spoken and decided our future. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9295643/One-six-black-Britons-think-tearing-statues-wake-BLM-legitimate-form-protest.html
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  39.  @RafaelCabreraAzrael  I find it bizarre that these kids are prioritising feelings and pronouns over important academia.
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  40. I have two vinyl LP records of electronic music by the same person, one from the 1970s by Walter Carlos and the other from the 1980s by Wendy Carlos. They have indeed been around for decades but no-one thought to make a song and dance about it. Does it bother people that he became a she, did her record sales falter in any way? No, they didn't. And why, because people already accepted that transitioning of transsexuals was something that happened to a small number of people. Wendy just got on with her life, her music defined her, not her sexuality or gender.
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  41.  @goldenwaffles7650  Yea, I already told 'Mr Data' that 19 people died because of the BLM movement. So that's two people already in this thread that have given that figure and yet they refuse to believe it. [shrugs]
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  42. Sucks to be you, the people of Bristol have decided they want him restored and then eventually reinstated in his rightful place. Common sense prevails.
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  43.  @bluemas5  Yes, he's already in one upon hallowed ground. Never the less, his statue's rightful place is in the city centre and due to an overwhelming petition of signatures by the people of Bristol, it's founder is due to go back up where it rightfully belongs so you can visit it and cry at his feet with all the irrational white guilt you fester inside. I can tell you haven't even considered why he was up there in the first place? LOL
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  44. 19 people lost their lives due to the BLM riots. $2.5 BILLION in loss and damages to homes, businesses and livelihoods is nothing to be sniffed at.
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  45.  @N12015  'Dr who is an alien who could incarnate both in a men and a women' Yea, only recently due to woke.
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  46. The sane ones are completely embarrassed about it.
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  47.  @Vis1786  LOL at 'decent and rational'. This James berk threatened to turn up at someone's house 'unmasked' (??? using his breath to cough on him as a weapon!?) just because someone told him some facts and truths about the decline in popularity of the show! You know you're not speaking to anyone rational when they deny the figures right in front of their eyes.
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  48.  @bhakti235  The moral side protecting kids and the immoral side wanting to manipulate kids.
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  49. Indeed they do have the same rights as the rest of us, except I keep seeing that they want extra special rights.
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  50. So are you saying that being 'anti-woke' equates to being pro-Nazi/Fascist? You have a lot to learn if you do.
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  51. Well tough-titties man, he was a philanthropist whether you like it or not and the reason why he was honoured in the first place. Nothing you say will change history, nothing you say won't make the normal of the time make anyone here feel white guilt for what was normal practice in every society in every country around the world. What is your goal here exactly? To muddy or cancel the name of Edward Colston? Maybe you should stop pouncing on dead easy targets and do something worthwhile to stop the slavery happening right now in many countries of Africa. Use your energy to do something good for once instead of crying over people that existed 300 to 400 years ago. Sheesh!
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  52.  @ft4903  What's the new name of Edward Colston University? "You people will be gone soon"? Spoken like a true facist. I've got news for you, we're not going anywhere. It's just a bunch of sick people in the head with hurty-feelings, stroking their own egos whilst normal folk go about their daily business, unconcerned about all your virtue signalling. https://www.rt.com/op-ed/516491-blm-race-baiting-police-statues-uk/ It's no wonder that 84% of British black people are against BLM and the destruction of public property. I would go as far to say that the remaining 16% is mostly made up of not fussed either way. You're deluded if you think small numbers with loud voices outnumbers the vast majority of normal, sane folk. Keep dreaming.
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  53. ​ @Adam Dare It's astounding how many kids lie to themselves. Way to go about letting other people not hold any trust in them if they're prepared to lie what their eyes see.
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  54. Indeed, it was a long, drawn out process that the improving welfare of slaves gradually gained more and more ground until the final abolishment around a 100 years later in 1833. Finally, after 4,000 years of it happening all around the world within every civilisation and society, the British were the first to stand up and say, 'no more!'.
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  55. It wouldn't have lasted anyway as it was made from plastic, an oversized 3D print. A plastic statue for people with plastic minds. You can support your black friends without BLM, you can support your white friends without the KKK. Don't support hate groups. Skin colour means nothing, you're either a good person or not.
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  56. The members of the jury aren't there to testify. They are there to weigh up the evidence presented to them so that they can to give their verdict.
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  57. @Adam Dare - Jeezuz, I can't believe that sort of brainwashing goes on in schools. That's disgusting. No wonder race relations are being set back by decades with this new generation.
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  58. What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Rights such as the 'right' to self-diagnose and have doctors and therapists agree with them and affirming a program for their 'patients'. No other group apart from trans people has this 'right' at the moment. They have the 'right' to have cosmetic surgeries paid for by tax payers dollars or health insurance. No other group apart from trans has this 'right' at the moment. Trans women have the 'right' who to compete against in their chosen sport, rather than to have categories and opponents determined for you by more objective sources designed to organise and moderate according to fairness. No one else has this 'right' in sports. Trans people have the 'right' to control how others view, think, speak of and include or exclude any member or organisation of society. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to stop people speaking and voicing their opinion, banning them from media, get them fired, or halt public events by accusing people of a difference of opinion ''hate speech'' against a 'minority group' you have not been born into but have made up and opted into by your own free will. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to decide that, in addition to the special 'rights' they demand for their group alone, they also get to erode the boundaries others have erected around their protected class groups as well and determine they belong in those groups too. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to demand that people like, immediately respect and speak well of them no matter how obnoxious their personality or how dubious their behaviour may be and accuse them of bigotry if they disagree with you in any way. No other group has this 'right'. The 'right' to indoctrinate other people's children into your ideology. No one else has this 'right'. The 'right' to consider behaviour that would otherwise be considered overtly sexual, adult and private and insist that it be publicly celebrated and modelled and paraded in front of children. No other group has this 'right'. The 'right' to infringe on other people's cultural and religious social norms and the boundaries that protect minority and immigrant groups' senses of modesty, sanctity, purity and safety according to their own cultural traditions. No other group has that 'right'. The 'right' to insist that language evolve, not in its normal, slow, organic fashion, such as gradual shifts in colloquialisms over decades, half-centuries or even centuries - but all at once, upon demand, no matter how counterintuitive , to impose onto others their changes in how other people use language. No one else has this 'right'.
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  59. They respect a lot more than money. If you don't respect money then you could always send it to me. They're not the one calling cops ACAB and wanting to abolish the police who enforce the law.
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  60.  @ToadTendo  In fact they've had complete free reign over practically everything. From local councils to huge global business corporations.
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  61. Places such as Africa and the Middle East. The OP was referring to the Western World.
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  62. Research my ass. If they had, they would know that he wasn't up there because he was a MP. Mr Coston was honoured for his great philanthropist work, building orphanages, building almhouses for the underprivileged, building hospitals for the poor that saved countless lives, building schools for the poor, setting up colleges and a university (the same university these idiots in the video probably attend). All out of his own pocket. He also set up over a dozen charities that still run to this very day raising thousands of pounds each year. THAT is why he was up there for the greatness he did for society. He wasn't a slave trader, he was a textile, fruits and wine trader, that is where he found his personal fortune. He was already born into money coming from a line of aristocracy, so away with your 'null' and disinformation. The slave traders were the African tribes leaders that offered Mr Colston their captive slaves (probably held in squalor) as a form of 'payment' (as they had done for thousands of years, it was their currency) for fully-laden ships worth tens of thousands of pounds of goods and merchandise. In a world where slavery was the norm in every part of the world, it would be madness for Mr Colston to give away his tens of thousands of pounds worth of goods away for free! Every civilisation from every corner of the globe was built on slavery. It was the norm. As normal as the internet is for us today. Rich people owned slaves and poor people wished they owned a slave. It's just the way the whole world was. What next, tear down The Great Pyramids or The Great Wall of China? Not to mention he was part of the body that regulated slave trading and their well-being. He fully deserved to be honoured for the amazing work he did for society. Thankfully, after a huge signed petition, the good people of Bristol have decided what they want and they want Mr Colston back in his rightful place. Common sense will always prevail.
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  63. The statue wasn't because he owned slaves, it's because he was a merchant and basically made Bristol the thriving port it is today. He also set up over a dozen charities that are still running to this day as well as the Colston University, which ironically most of those brainwashed students still probably attend. Don't solely blame him for owning slaves, blame the black tribe leaders of Africa that captured them and then willingly sold them on to him and every other slave owner. I imagine those slaves had a better life in England anyway, food, water and a roof over their heads. No good fighting racism with racism and partisan politics that creates chaos so that they can seemingly rescue you from it, that is not the answer to the problem. They are the problem. Anyway, the people of Bristol want Colston back up after it has been restored. Good on them, I say.
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  64. No, the reason why he was rich is because he came from a line of aristocracy built on good business as well as him being a shrewd businessman himself before even owning slaves. Stop making stuff up that it was all down to slavery. I'm not defending slavery, I'm applying truth. Those slaves were treated like dogs in their own country by their own people until they were sold. I'm not defending them as it was the norm for the time. Was it wrong for those tribes to sell them on and was it wrong to keep slaves, yes, but I'm not defending them. You're the one defending slavery by giving the Africans a free pass because, "the only reason black people sold slaves was to not become one themselves". Do you not see your hypocrisy? Stop trying to defend slavery. And yes, most slaves did have a better life over here as than they being slaves over in their own country.
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  65. @real gamer - You really don't know what you're talking about do you? Just like prostitution, slavery is the oldest 'occupation' on Earth. Black people had slaves among themselves long before Britons or Europeans set sail for Africa. The Pyramids in ancient Egypt were built by slaves over 3,000 years ago, long before any influences from Europe. African countries were built on slavery from their own people as slaves, they also traded slaves between other African countries as a form of payment between tribes. Slavery is not a European construct, you utter ignoramus. If you're going to talk a load of crap at someone, then at least make sure you know what you're taking about to save looking like a complete tool, you fool. People like 'that', well people like Colston made Bristol the place it is today, raised millions of pounds from his charities that are still going today and built a place of education for people to better themselves. That's why he has a statue and that is why it is going back up as the people of Bristol have signed that it should go back up and as far as I'm aware, that is what is planned. edit: And why a statue of Brown? He was late to the party after Britain abolished slavery long before the United States did and a British person such as Joseph Sturge, Thomas Clarkson, or William Wilberforce, would be more suited if we to have it your way... except that isn't going to happen as Colston is planned to be going back up after the restoration from a terrorist group.
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  66. You have no clue what you're taking about. Slavery had not disappeared by the time Europeans started exploring the world, you're just making that to feed your own narrative. It's like saying prostitution stopped and Europeans brought it back. Don't lie to win an argument as it soon falls apart for you. It never stopped, in fact, slavery in Africa still goes on to this day. Don't ignore the black people who trade in slavery, then or now. Colston is perfectly acceptable for his statue for the good he did and he did more good than just owning a couple of slaves whom he fed and board at the time because it was the norm for the time, WORLDWIDE, you sanctimonious, ignoramus. Your empathy for someone who did far more good things in his life than you ever will in your lifetime, is a complete and utter joke. Your intolerance is in the gutter and your persecution of another man who lived over 300 is disgusting. You seriously need to learn to forgive any misgivings for our ancestors or you are doomed to repeat history if we do not learn from it. The Nazis did the same, they tore down statues and put up figures of their own ideals. That is not the way forward. 'Forward' being the apt word here, stop looking to destroy the past, it just makes you look like a fragile jerk.
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  67. ​ @realgamer4231  Stop perpetuating lies to feed your own narrative. I've collapsed your argument several times and now you're just looking for excuses so that you can't be in the wrong. It's as plain as day to see what you're trying to attempt but I'm afraid it doesn't wash with the informed. We are not to blame that black people still trade slaves to this day, just as we weren't to blame before we set foot in Africa. Who's refusing to acknowledge? I've got news for you pal, we acknowledged it over 180 years ago with the abolishment of it. Again, I'm not defending slavery, so you can get that out of your thick skull right now. You however are defending slavery by giving black people leniency for how they act today... because of us?! Gerrout of here! LOL Slaves in Britain were not chained and whipped, you've been watching too many movies. They had a role that they had to do unpaid work but that doesn't negate from the fact that they were also cared for, as in fed, clothed and sheltered and a damned-sight better than how they were treated in their own countries where food, water and shelter were prioritised to the tribesman and their leaders. That's not defending, that's looking at the realism. Was it right? Of course not (even though I've already said that already up above, so please, no more 'you're defending' schtick). Who said anything about genocide? You speak as though it was something that happened overnight. It was a long path to walk before we got to the genocide. Think outside the box for once in your life and ask yourself, how did they get to that point? What was the acorn in it all in 1933, the small steps, the genesis, that led to the eventual genocide, 10 years later. I get the feeling you're looking at bitesized history without looking at the nuances of it all in detail. You really do need to know what you're taking about if you're going to counter another person's knowledge on it.
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  68. Moving the goalposts to try and vindicate your nonsense LOL. You're delusional if you think only black people are treated unfairly by the police, a criminal is a criminal no matter what colour skin they are. If you give the police reason to treat you more harshly after arrest, then simply don't give them reason to do so, comply, it's that easy and you'll sail through the arrest. White people get treated badly by black supremacists too. It's horses for courses, apples and oranges. Who's this 'we' to blame? I'm not to blame. I didn't live or exist 200 years ago. Only a mentally ill person would think we are to blame. The only ones to blame for the hatred of white people are the racists themselves, they bring it upon themselves as they feel there has been an unjust, even though they weren't alive at that time. They are the hatemongering idiots, blind to see that the world has moved on from all of that, yet they perpetuate to become a TIV (Tendency for Interpersonal Victimhood) because they're a loser in life and so choose to lash out at someone to blame because they feel they should be entitled to something. No, a big NO! Do not blame me/'we' for any of this, they brought whatever misgivings they have upon themselves and it would seem that only the weak-minded fall for it. I have plenty of black friends who would set you straight with that one and snap you out of your dream world. Er, you were giving the black people of Africa a pass, it's all up there in your own words. We didn't make it worse, it was always bad for thousands of years before we even arrived there. Again, stop justifying slavery! The explorers, merchants and traders didn't take them as prisoners, the people who took then prisoners were the black tribes until they sold them. When they were sold they worked for no payment except for food, water, Western clothing and shelter. You talk about 'options'... where was the option before being captured and put into chains by the black tribes of Africa with probably no shelter and little food and water? It's no good talking about options when the horse has already bolted. How hard is for you to understand that it was the normal back then, the normal for thousands of years in every corner of the globe. I do have a right to say my opinion on them as it is my right to have free speech on it and if I say that they had a 'better' life over here as a slave, going from accounts, logs, diaries, paintings, etc. it would seem that that was the case. Hell, if I were a slave back then, I would sooner be working for an aristocracy in green and pleasant England with food, water, clothes and shelter, seeing and doing things that I never would have seen, some were even schooled for the art of conversation because of the 'exotic novelty' to the gentry, than being kept prisoner in chains in some cold, damp mud hut, eating scraps and left-overs. Please stop digging a hole for yourself as I really do not wish for you to expose your sanctimonious self anymore than you already have. Have some integrity for yourself for a change and move on, look forward to the future and build on it. Stop looking to the past to vindicate your lack of self-worth.
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  69.  @crackerscheese33  The charities he set up are still running to this day.
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  70. Or how about, don't relearn pronouns just to appease a select few and they learn to cope with normal, everyday language.
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  71. With all due respect on your take but I'm afraid you have most of it wrong. Although you do have a point about 'wanting to be loved back'. It's not about wanting to 'worship blacks' or wishing that they were black, it's about feeling guilty about how their ancestors were allowed to let slavery happen, something that was abolished over 200 years ago. When I talk about slavery from their perspective I'm talking about just the 250 years of the Atlantic Slave Trade and not the pre-existing slavery that happened throughout 4,000 years of global civilisation. Every race in every country in every continent experienced slavery. Nah, those doesn't matter them, that's okay for all those previous generations over centuries and millennia to be slaves, it's just that pocket of those 200 years that matter to white people as well as black people. It's self-flagellation of the white people to appease black people. Through their unnecessary guilt they want to be victims too, to show their overwhelming empathy as though the AST still exists today. The more they show culpability the more others pat them on the back so that they feel good about themselves, it's a complete ego trip to get noticed. It's nothing more than narcissism, whilst secretly supressing their own supremacy.
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  72. No need to be concerned, as most guys don't have a problem with transwomen or 'transdaughters' carrying on using the men's bathroom they've always been used to because they know they're biological men. The only concern lies solely in the one Diego raised.
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  73.  @ft4903  It was in the local Bristol newspaper.
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  74. The recent NHS Tavistock Clinic has been shut down this week precisely because of these side effects as new data has just come in.
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  75. My opinion is just fine as I was the one who got to experience it, not you. You have all the equality as anyone in the LGBT community has. This is just you fighting for men's rights, wanting to allow men into women's toilets and spaces.
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  76. There are plans of Coulston being reinstated in his rightful place after a huge petition from the people of Bristol. Common sense prevails.
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  77. You must be bonkers if you're ashamed of the colour of your own skin. The white guilt is strong in you. That's a slippery slope to a deterioration of mentaI health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccNMnQODvwo
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  78. Of course you feel white guilt, you said that you were ashamed for being human, most of all a white human"! LOL That's 100% white guilt. You're the one living in a dream world, pal.
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  79.  @Sh4rkQueen  I never mentioned surgery, I said medical procedures. It would seem that you're completely unaware of the side effects, many of which are life-changing, such as...
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  80.  @AJ64  Which rights have been taken away?
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  81. Not gonna happen.
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  82.  @ravenwind420  They already have the right to pee in privacy, they already have the right to be treated with dignity, they also have the right not to be attacked or murdered. Just like everybody else. The special rights the men want is to be able to walk into women's spaces and the right to control other people's speech.
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  83.  @ravenwind420  No-one is here is talking about LGBT people, we're specifically talking about transgender people. Do you realise how many men and women are assaulted in public/nightclub toilets? Men even more so,regardless of their sexuality. It's an every day/night occurrence, far more than any trans people have been.
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  84. I wouldn't know. All I know was that this textile, wine and fruits trader built schools, colleges, universities, almshouses, orphanages, hospitals as any philanthropist would gladly do for society and the underprivileged.
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  85.  @ft4903  'You people'? Listen to yourself. You do realise that the Edward Colston University (which he founded) is still called that, right? No names street names have been changed connected to him. As for any name changes made in the UK, that's because councils are pandering to moaning ninnies to shut them up for votes as well as loony far-lefties from within the inside advocating for this rubbish. Always looking to the past to 'fix' things that don't need fixing, all to pat themselves on the back and feel good about themselves. It's all about them and not about acting on real problems out there.
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  86.  @ft4903  I'm no bigot but rather you are as you seem to totally disregard why Colston was up there in the first place. I see both sides of the story within the context of his time, whereas you are just focused on the one side through a 21st Century lens. I ask you, why was Colston up there in the first place, explain that to me?
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  87. You keep using 'glorifying', I don't see it like that, I see it as an honour. So tell me in detail why you think Colston was up there in the first place, what did he do to have that honour?
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  88. ​ @datmonkeydo - Yet when I hear normal conversations centred around this topic, I usually hear 'woman' and 'transwoman' to distinguish between the two, rather than 'cisgender' and 'transgender'. To me, the latter examples sounds like 'newspeak' trying to dominate, almost force over the language norm, rather than a natural evolution of language and colloquialisms.
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  89. Because they have more important issues to deal with like living an ordinary life without superficial nonsense.
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  90.  @TinkerInTheShop  They're needed as he wasn't one, he was a textiles, wine and fruits trader whom lived in a time when slavery was the norm in every civilisation. He didn't sell slaves, he was given them as payment from the slave traders of Africa who captured and enslaved their own people from rival tribes in exchange for fully-laden ships of goods and merchandise. The less said about 4,000 years of slavery happening in every civilisation that ever existed in every part of the world, long before Edward Colston walked the Earth, heck, long before there was an England to call England, the better.
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  91. ​ @TinkerInTheShop  But you are alluding that it was Colston that initialised the slavery. Do you know what the currency of many African countries was hundreds of years ago? Animals and people, as it had done for millennia. What would you expect him to do, give away hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of goods away for nothing? In that case, leave your front door open at night with a sign saying, 'come inside free stuff'. The body he belonged was set up to regulate slavery, the same body that over a century, slowly came to abolish slavery. Again, you make it sound as though he was personally responsible for those numbers. That's your white privilege and right to not forgive him but I'm the better person than you and do forgive him as he couldn't help being born at a time when slavery was as normal as the internet is now. I know if I was a slave living in squalor in a hot cage or hut among my own people, baking in the hot African sun and freezing nights, being fed scraps with no sanitary system, and treated like a criminal (or I could be a criminal?!), a life in England working in the aristocracy in large posh houses as groundsmen, footmen, cleaners, waiters, whatever, with a room of my own, a bed, running clean water, fitted clothes instead of filthy rags, learning a skill or a trade... I think I would jump at the chance! Well if you ever go to Egypt or China, I hope you start chipping away at the Great Wall or Pyramids to erase them, yelling, 'I'll show 'em! Grrrrr!' smh
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  92. Gender and sex have always meant the same thing, well until only recently to a minority. For centuries, the reason why people often switch to say 'gender' when referring to sex is because many people do not like to use the word 'sex' when speaking to other people that they don't normally speak to or discussing with people they do know but within earshot of other strangers.
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  93.  @crackerscheese33  I'm a Bristolian and proud of it! These sanctimonious students have no place vandalising our beautiful town.
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  94. Don't ever go into a career for law.
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  95. It was the norm for the day for the well off. Blame the Africans for selling their captive prisoners as slaves in the first place. Go to the core of the problem. At least when over in the UK, they were fed, clothed and sheltered with some even schooled (people, especially women found them 'exotic' and so conversation was required at times), especially with the likes of Colston who built schools, colleges and even a university (named after him), also, hospitals in Bristol and London. They may have done unpaid work but they were certainly better off for want of a better term than the dirty, confined holdings they were kept in their country of origin. I'm not defending slavery but merely painting a wider picture.
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  96. ​ @insecurecow4419  So what? No, he had a statue put up because he did all those great things I mentioned above, it wasn't put up because he happened to own a couple of slaves. That's what. Don't twist things to fit your own virtue signalling. He was a merchant, a philanthropist, a Member of Parliament, built schools, colleges, a university, hospitals, shelters for the homeless, not just in Bristol but London and other places around Britain. He set up over a dozen charities that still exist to this day that collectively raise millions of Pounds every year. A brilliant businessman who basically made Bristol the busy port it is today. That is why he is up there to celebrate the greatness he did. People have not wanted the statue taken down for years, it was just a bunch of plebs looking to blame the establishment because they love to play the victim. I bet before the BLM riots, those plebs walked past that statue every day without even knowing who he was, they just saw what was happening in the US and wanted some of that action over here because they're unhinged and like to play the victim because they feel entitled to something. The proof being that they vandalised it and tore it down without knowing the real reasons why he was up there in the first place. Blinkered by what the BLM riots were doing across the Atlantic which had no connection to the UK, their brains switched off and they behaved like a bunch of monkeys. You have been brainwashed by biased media. A media that never showed the 8-months non-stop BLM riots across the US. You've become a drone within a collective hive-mind of ignorance. You'll love the fact that the citizens of Bristol have overwhelmingly signed the petition for it to go back up and the council is in talks about it going back up where he rightfully belongs. 'People fed up with the city's BS'? Where are you getting this from? What 'BS' exactly? By 'people' you mean a tiny majority of student plebs (who ironically attend the university he set up, and most likely don't even come from Bristol) or fringe groups who have been indoctrinated by far-Left ideologies whom got caught up with the BS that came over from the United States because of some heavy-handed policing that just doesn't really happen here in the UK. Get real. The real people of Bristol have spoken and they want their founder back up and it looks like it will happen. But thank you for your most amusing reply. Have a nice day.
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  97.  @yhaswalker9151  Please translate into something literate.
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  98. They're not just thinking it but they're actually restoring it as there are talks for Edward Colston to be reinstated in his rightful place. It'll be fully restored so it won't be a vandalised eyesore.
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  99.  @ft4903  I'm not lying. If you want any more help, just ask away, just don't forget to apologise beforehand.
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  100.  @ft4903  I'm surprised the office was still open to look through back issues. Too bad that the overwhelming majority people of Bristol have decided otherwise from your wishful thinking.
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  101. Wow Super ratioed - 👍🏼 1.9k to 👎🏾 6.0k 🛢🔥🔥
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  102. LOL ''hateful bill one after the other''. Give me a break.
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  103. ​ @randomuploadsism  He wasn't a slave trader. He was a textiles trader, a wine trader and a fruits trader. The slave traders were the African people who gave him slaves as payment in exchange for the hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of goods and merchandise from the UK. Do you even know the real reason why he was up there in the first place? I bet you don't. After all, you got his trade wrong, which tells me you know jack about him and what great things he did for people. Educate yourself.
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  104. Your opening post reads: "Times are changing, one day Great Britain will be colonized. And i am ashamed for being human, most of all white human. Fck the colors, we are all the same under this beautiful sky" No gaslighting required when you yourself wrote about your white guilt. Am I white? My skin colour is of no relevance to you.
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  105. Neither statues in this video were slave traders.
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  106.  @nathanlevesque7812  I did watch the video. My comment is still relevant as it all ties into children being coerced.
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  107.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..breast tenderness and growth of breast tissue (gynecomastia), fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, impaired glucose...
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  108.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..depression, infertility, anemia, loss of muscle mass, weight gain..
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  109.  Walmart Prostitution   Not all medication has dangerous side effects such as the ones listed. Which is why it has become a law in some states regulating it. Also, one of the main reasons why the NHS Tavistock Clinic was shut down this very week.
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  110.  @mekonta  Also a philanthropist.
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  111. Problems amplified you mean. Just use the toilets according to their chromosomes. Problem fixed.
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  112. ​ @Adam Dare Finally! Someone who sees clearly through all this nonse-nce. Very well put.
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  113.  @Mentxhiasleela  But you have the same rights as everyone else. I specifically asked which 'special rights' in addition to the basic human rights that you already have just as everybody else has. Geez, do I have to repeat myself? It's as though I'm talking to a not very bright kid. 'lol'? Yet again, more laughter as though you're not taking this discussion in a mature manner.
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  114. Where has all the raised money gone?
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  115. 30 years? Sounds like that would also make most of them parents concerned for their children.
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  116.  @tugacralho2453  There's nothing 'simple' about it.
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  117.  @tugacralho2453  Half will be encroaching on their rights.
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  118. There's nothing wrong with a man who prefers to live their life as a woman using the same toilet with the sex they were assigned with at birth. Transsexuals have been around for decades, and people have tolerated them as something 'normal' within society and most, if not all men have acclimatised themselves to accept it that they're part of society and from all the men I have spoken to online as well as in real-life say they'd have no problem with them continuing to use the men's toilets. I'm not spreading any hatred or bigotry.
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  119. It's being restored and is in talks about being reinstated as that's what the people of Bristol want.
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  120. ​ @kimberlyporter9555  This is where a little research and knowledge comes into play so bear with me as it may be a little lengthy but I shall try to be as concise as possible for you to learn something. First of all, he wasn't a slave trader, his merchant trade was in textiles, wine and fruit. His acceptance of slaves as 'payment' from the slave traders of Africa for fully-laden ships of goods and merchandise worth tens if not hundreds of thousands of pounds (in today's inflation) was quite the norm for global economy for the time, just as it had been for thousands of years, long before Europeans set sail for uncharted lands, heck! long before an England even existed! Colston was a philanthropist and elected Member of Parliament. He set up over a dozen charities that still run to this day raising hundreds of thousands of pounds each year for underprivileged people, founded schools, almshouses, orphanages, churches and hospitals in Bristol, London and elsewhere saving thousands of lives, founded the Colston University in Bristol and basically made the busy port of Bristol what it is today. I'm glad the people of Bristol have shown their support for the great man and that there are plans for him to go back up where he rightfully belongs. The Bristolians did not want him taken down, it was just a bunch of plebs looking to blame the establishment because they love to play the victim. I bet before the BLM riots, those same plebs walked past that statue every day without even knowing who he was, they just saw what was happening in the US and wanted some of that action over here because they're unhinged and like to play the victim because they feel entitled to something. The proof being that they vandalised it and tore it down without knowing the real reasons, like yourself, why he was up there in the first place. Blinkered by what the Black Liberation Movement riots across the Atlantic which had no connection to the UK, their brains switched off and they behaved like a bunch of monkeys, brainwashed by biased media, becoming drones within a collective hive-mind of ignorance. A biased media that never showed and still don't show the continuing riots that have been going on for 12-months non-stop across the US. For example, Google Portland, Oregon. As for the loaded question asking, 'is it a case of white people feeling attacked for their racist views?' Of course not, it's all about common sense and greater knowledge prevailing and progressing us forward and honouring people and what they did for society and for the greater good. If you made it this far, I thank you for the return courtesy reading it as I have done writing it for you. edit: bold
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  121. ​ @kimberlyporter9555  Well then it's very wrong of you to accuse him of being a 'slave trader' without researching the proper facts and wading-in with 'racist twat' as that sort of practice is dangerous when applied to other living people. It's a good job he's passed away with that sort of misinformation being passed on. Those people who tore it down are not from Bristol, they're students from hundreds of miles away, studying in Bristol, Colston University, oh the irony! It's the people who actually live there that want it reinstated to its rightful place. It should be no shock to you that those plebs chose Colston to make a statement as you yourself made the same mistake as they did. A red mist descended and all you saw was 'racist' and 'white man'. Just because he happened to own a couple of slaves given to him by African slave traders which just happened to be normal business practice 300 years ago if African tribes and leaders had nothing else to offer in exchange for fully-laden ships. I dread to think what life must have been like for those slaves captured and enslaved by their own people, the living conditions for them must have been horrendous, chained, imprisoned, little to no shelter, unregular meals or scraps, no toilets, etc. Being a businessman, these slaves of his would have been under contract (by the governing body) until 'payment' had levelled out. I can't help think of the contrast working in aristocratic surroundings, some of those places were really grand, posher than posh. Shelter, a room to call their own, warmth, bedding, fitted clothing, meals on a normal daily basis, clean drinking water, clean sanitary conditions, with many learning a new language, how to read and write and above all learning a trade and a skill. It's no wonder when you hear that upon their contract release, that most of them stayed in the country and didn't want to go back to Africa as they saw a better life in the surroundings they had come accustomed to. There are lots of grey areas and nuances when looking back on history and usually they're the most interesting aspects of it.
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  122.  @connor5669  Many on the Left, such as myself, also see the need to protect children from some of the medical treatment that has been outlawed.
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  123. Most of what makes up this trend are men practicing autogynephilia which statistically has been found to be approx 80% of heterosexual men aroused by the idea of themselves as women.
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  124.  @bridgettc5988  Firstly, if you wish me to direct you to where this study was found then you'll have to be a lot more polite than practically calling me a liar.
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  125.  @pcprinciple3774  No worries, I said trend in the colloquial sense, as in kids following a fad. Have a look up of the findings from sexologist Ray Blanchard.
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  126.  @bridgettc5988  Who's shaming people into not existing?! Who's saying transmen suffer from envy? I have the info that you can't find. If anyone needs a mature attitude around here, it's you luv.
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  127.  @tomfrost1713  16% is not greater than 84%.
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  128.  @tomfrost1713  You can try and word it anyway you want, you won't change the fact that most are not in favour of the movement.
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  129. ​ @Felixer Lying about what is in front of their eyes when they stand naked in front of a mirror with their tackle swinging. Even when clothed they lie about not being a transvëstìte.
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  130. You've already been through this tactic of projection with the other commentor. It's baby talk.
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  131.  @mekonta  You can bet little Felix will just carry on being a puerile child with his little projections and make-believe to make him feel better. Until he come to his senses in an adult world, he's a child and he'll be treated like one.
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  132.  @FallenOne87  No, it's made from plastic resin. It may have a steel pole at her feet to steady the installation but it was still produced using a plastic 3D printer. Unless you know of 3D printers that prints in steel that I'm unaware of. I know what I'm talking about as I've watched Marc Quinn say how it was made. Of course it's a hate group, they're not out for equality, they're out for supremacy. We only need to take a look at the 14-months non-stop riots in Portland, $2.5 BILLION worth of damage and destruction to personal properties, businesses, homes and livelihoods and still continuing. Not to mention the 19 people killed under the name of BLM.
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  133.  @richardlitwin4046  Glitter people like Sam will never understand.
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  134.  @mekonta  They're obviously an indoctrinated individual to think that the minority population is more bloated than it actually is, so naturally they go straight for the gaslighting by calling people 'r@cist' to stroke their own ego to appear more righteous than thou.
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  135.  @jord.an6123  Why are people complaining about his behaviour then?
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  136. How do you relearn pronouns?
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  137. The KKK and their Democratic founders, if they were alive today, should be ashamed of themselves.
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  138. You're into the realms of science-fiction there buddy. As for the surgeries, many are like real-life horror stories!
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  139.  @PrismTheLoser  It's a lot higher percentage than that. There's going to be a tidal wave of medical malpractice suing going on in the next five to ten years. Mark my words.
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  140. People don't have an issue with transsexuals, they've been around and been accepted as part of society for decades. What people are irked by is the manipulation and coercion of children to take medical treatment that has life-lasting side effects. Children are free to become trans if they wish, the law hasn't changed in that respect. It's the regulation of drugs that has been put in place until they're old enough to make cognitive decisions aged 18.
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  141. Yep, it was plastic for plastic people with plastic brains.
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  142.  @mekonta  Amusing, notice how Tinker can't bear the thought of typing out what greatness he did for society but instead underplays it with 'some national causes'. Funny how quick they are to detail any misgivings he had in a time where slavery was perfectly legal and the norm, yet when it comes to why Colston was up there in the first place, they can't even bring themselves to acknowledge the great he did. Even if Tinker had his life over again, he wouldn't match a tenth of greatness that Colston achieved.
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  143. Or have them encroach on the rights of others.
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  144.  @realgamer4231  Nothing to be sorry about because I was never bullied at school but nice try again at moving the goalposts and bringing even more irrelevancy. Show me where that 'literal' 84% is the other way around and I'll show you it isn't. I've already given you a hypothetical POV, perhaps you didn't read that far down just like you did on the other comment you were too lazy to read and learn something. Calm down with the language too, there's no need to get irate at the facts as they don't lie. Ignoring skin colour does make racism go away, to quote a great black actor, Morgan Freeman who was asked the same thing, if we stop talking about it, it will go away, as you'll be talking to a person and not bringing up a skin colour, which you obviously seem to like doing. So stop feeding into it. I'll wait on that 84% of black people in support evidence you have whilst I prepare mine. Good luck with that... LOL
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  145.  @xxxxxDUSTYxxxxx  That brick of his, is his actual brain.
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  146. Can't wait for the Trans Awarenss Day again, just so that I know that they're in my face like they were yesterday and the day before that, and the day before that...🤪
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  147.  @DMH-bt2zo  When the US was right leaning, it launched a global campaign to decriminalise homosexuality and that was only three years ago.
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  148. It's not much to ask for a little impartiality though is it? To give a person both sides of the story so that one can THINK for THEMSELVES in order to form their own balanced opinion, rather than been fed one-side only.
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  149.  @miguelsanchez6465  No, common sense that is democracy and not taking the law into your own hands with mob mentality. If the people of Bristol (not these handful of students that don't live there) want one of the most important figures to Bristol back up to honour the greatness he did, then that is their decision. Have you asked yourself why he was up there in the first place? Perhaps it would have been a different story if the students went through the correct channels and asked the council and the people who live there first by putting their case through in a civil way. Play silly games, win silly prizes.
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  150.  @miguelsanchez6465  Shall we also take down all the statues of African leaders who captured their own people and enslaved them to sell on? In a time when slavery was as normal as the internet to us now, a time when slavery was not illegal, a time when the well-off owned slaves and the poor wished they owned slaves. Granted, it's immoral but we have to think of this within context of their time. This man was honoured for the good he did, the thousands of lives he saved, rather than the handful of slaves he owned, that is why he was up there in the first place.
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  151.  @miguelsanchez6465  Are these plebs that vandalised a perfectly good statue that honoured a man whom saved thousands of lives, also the entire voice of Bristol? As for the kids eradicating history, well you know the old saying, those whom destroy history are doomed to repeat it. Which just goes to show how entitled and arrogant they are that they aren't, like ordinary, normal, sane folk, prepared to learn from it.
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  152.  @ft4903  Do you live in Bristol? It was in my local paper a few weeks ago.
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  153.  @ft4903  The Week, free local newspaper, it comes out every Wednesday evening around here.
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  154. No, the racist statue was pulled down by the council because it was illegally put up there.
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  155.  @nothingnothing9157  I need a source for those 300 people. I can guarantee there have been more black deaths with black on black attacks and murders than any 'white supremacy'. Yea, so what if people of all colours have been shot by the police (white people being the most killed), don't do the crime or comply with them if you don't want to get shot. Again, you'll have to supply that 'ONE publication' as I can point you to dozens, even the 'go-to' page of Wikipedia says there were 19 deaths under the name of the BLM riots. By the way, 84% of British black people do not support BLM. so try harder with your lies as I can show you the truth.
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  156.  @mekonta  Yep, it was Trump who launched that campaign back in 2019.
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  157.  @UltimateFeud  And the gender swap.
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  158. ​ @randomuploadsism  You do know it was the norm back then, don't you? A norm that lasted well over 4,000 years. Civilisation was built on it. What next, tear down the Pyramids, tear down The Great Wall of China? He didn't buy slaves, he was given them as payment from the African tribes leaders. What did you expect him to do, give away his goods for free? I'm not justifying slavery, I'm putting it into historical context as any sane and intelligent individual would. So tell me this? Do you think the captive prisoners by their own African people or rival tribes lived a better life in baking in the day and cold in the night huts or cages with no proper toilets, no beds, rags to wear, fed little food or even scraps and slop or lived an improved life being shipped back to the aristocracy of England in large posh houses and mansions, their own room, their own bed and sheets, washing facilities, fitted clothes, learning a skill or a trade, some learning to read and write? I implore you to watch this so as to put everything into context. https://youtu.be/_NoWIZv96KU?t=134
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  159.  @randomuploadsism  ​ Why are you bringing Hitler into this, what has he got to do with a great philanthropist such as Edward Colston? Yes, the comparison between life as captives and living in squalor compared to the life Colston gave them is amazing and very true. Your Hitler point is pretty daft and irrelevant though.
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  160. Yea, the laser scanner and laser 3D printer. It was made from plastic.
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  161.  @Freemanjacobt  I wasn't talking about surgical laws or any surgery whatsoever.
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  162.  @Sh4rkQueen  ...problems with thinking, concentration, and and memory.
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  163.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..fatigue..
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  164.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..diabetes..
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  165.  @Sh4rkQueen  ...reduced or absent libido..
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  166.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..impotence...
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  167.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..high bI00d pressure, early onset strokes and heart attacks.
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  168.  Walmart Prostitution   The people are depressed anyway and these drugs can amplify it. Stopping them doesn't just make things 'simply stop', they can make you sterile. I never claimed that these symptoms were exclusive to blockers, yet here the symptoms attached to these blockers still exist and happen and are given to children.
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  169.  Walmart Prostitution   Yes, most do, that's what I'm telling you. No, I'm not confusing anything with blockers as estrogen does not give those side effects as Medroxyprogesterone acetate, Leuprolide acetate and Goserelin do. When you say 'different' what do you mean? That would happen to mean children, would it?
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  170. ​ @Mentxhiasleela  More laughter that you're not serious about this, so why should I take anything you say as serious? Yet again, you fail to say which rights do they not have that they don't have already?
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  171. Colston wasn't up there to honour keeping a few slaves as payment from the slave traders of Africa in exchange for his merchant goods, no, he was up there due to the thousands of lives he saved from the building of several hospitals for the underprivileged, orphanages and almshouses for the poor and homeless up and down the country and the setting up of over a dozen charities that still run to this day, raising thousands of pounds a year. A most deserving honour.
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  172.  @mekonta  Absolutely.
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  173. Mental health wrapped up as righteousness.
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  174.  @Mae_Dastardly  The UK had no Civil Rights Bill, Anglo-Caribbean people coming over on the Windrush automatically had equal rights as the indigenous people of Britain before they even set foot on British soil to become British citizens. Even during the war the British treated African-Americans as equals, for example, the Bamber Bridge Incident https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxedbp7KCNk
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  175. They're talking about the Jen Reid one.
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  176.  @ravenwind420  What cost is it to the vulnerable women and young girls having a man in their segregated spaces? How about treating them with a bit of respect and dignity to have their own spaces away from men? I don't see transsexuals or transgenders as ƒrëäks, only the predatory ones, the groomers, the paedophiles. It is extremely important not to conflate the LGBT community with those nefarious people, so please don't do that any more, its homophobic and transphobic of you. Only an evil, cold-hearted person would do that, as would someone who wished that someone never had any children. What is terrifying is some people are prepared to let anyone in to female spaces without any checks of criminality.
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  177. Would you let a serial rapist into a women's prison to potentially rape the female inmates? Would you let an ex-convict with a criminal background of rape, sexual abuse of women/girls, domestic abuser of women into a women's locker room?
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  178.  @Santiago_Handle  With an emphasis on the last word.
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  179. Just don't think about them and let whatever correct grammatical pronoun you think is suitable for you when communicating. If a person takes offence over something so minor, then that's not your problem.
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  180.  @kimberlyporter9555  ​ @KIMBERLY PORTER Ah, straight to the race card, thanks for exposing your racism and victimhood. The only thing I have disclosed is a potted history of factual truths from a little research, something which appears to be alien to you. No race is my enemy but it's obvious you see my skin colour. There's no 'spectrum of racism', or reverse racism as racism is racism no matter who it is from or where it is directed. The reason why I say 'some' and 'few' is because it would be factually wrong of me to say 'all'. I'm not being defensive of him, I'm being factual of him. You're the one that said he was a slave trader, I merely corrected you. I don't need 'reaching' as I'm fully aware and educated myself with a little research so no need for the condescending attitude. I'm not Greek, Russian or English but where are the cries of African enslaving Africans today, some 200 years after the Abolishment Act? If anyone is being defensive of certain areas of racism here, it's you.
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  181. How to go from 423rd position in men's swimming to 1st place in women's swimming. Announce that you're a 'woman' and expect everyone to go along with your pretend and you're at the top of your game with no worry of ever been beaten by a woman.
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  182. Indeed.
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  183. @Dave Hanning You misunderstand. I'm not talking about the combined population of the world being LGBT. The percentage I mentioned is specifically for the 'trans' community as a whole, in that 80% of them are straight men with autogynephilia.
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  184.  @pcprinciple3774  You misunderstand. The percentage I mentioned is specifically for the males of the 'trans' community, in that 80% of them are straight men with autogynephilia.
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  185.  @bridgettc5988  I know that attraction and gender are different things. I'm just giving out the statistic in comparison to those who make up the other such as assexual, etc.
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  186.  @bridgettc5988  What do you mean, 'your words'? My words, what..? Just because you haven't bothered to look into these studies and academic finding doesn't mean that they're not published.
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  187. Christ, I get the jitters when a cleaning lady comes into the men's not realising someone's in there. Awkwardness immediately overwhelms me and I'm pretty sure that goes for most men in this situation. I would dread to think how a woman who has been sexually assaulted by a man would react to a man dressed as a woman suddenly entering the toilet totally unexpected!
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  188. Melanie - There's a word that describes you, 'philistine'.
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  189.  @tomfrost1713  No apology needed as no nerve struck.
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  190.  @ft4903  I still need from you as to why he was put up there in the first place, list in detail the great things he did to have that honour.
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  191.  @juliancalero8012  Are you asking me if I'm a man? If you're referring to my previous reply about some people seeming to think pronouns are more important than academia, I think you'll see that I already acknowledged them and therefore do not think they're impossible because I use grammatical pronouns and pronoun-shifts everyday of my life. If people are struggling at school because of feelings, whether it be troubles at home or school, then appropriate measures are taken.
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  192. Nope, just people who haven't fallen for the lie and aren't suffering from 'white guilt' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccNMnQODvwo
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  193.  @crackerscheese33  It's bizarre!
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  194.  @These_Misty_Isles1  Very true. I've just looked at their channel and it's complete vitriol.
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  195.  @mekonta  Excellent post.
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  196. As does every life.
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  197. As long as it's not the latest one, she's totally miscast.
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  198.  @aidennam4641  Funny that they always claim it's a natural evolution of the language isn't it. Stay strong. Don't fall for their alternative reality and alteration of the English language.
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  199. The racist statue was made from plastic anyway, an oversized 3D print. It wouldn't have lasted long anyway in the hot summer sun. Very unfair on the people of Bristol having to pick up the bill in taxes to pay for the vandalism. The only exquisiteness about this are the large mansions the BLM co-founders have bought for themselves dipping into the funds donated to help BLM's Marxist cause.
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  200.  @mekonta  I know you're not upset as you're applying logic but it's typical of their type to take such glee when people actually do get upset, yet these are types that are supposed to be empathetic towards others. Empathetic? More like pathetic!
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  201. There are special summer camps solely set up for this type of indoctrination. Medication starts earlier than late teens, which is why they're commonly known as 'puberty blockers'. Children do not fully understand the implications they're getting into.
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  202. It may be a quick fix for their mental health but you are being extremely naive if you think there are no harmful and life-changing side effects when it comes to medroxyprogesterone acetate, antiandrogen bicalutamide, and gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists.
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  203. ​ @Dario Delvai - You're saying that women's locker rooms are 'transphobic'? Well, don't use them then if you think that.
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  204. Did I hear down the grapevine right, that RTD has said that all of the Doctors have now retrospectively bi-regenerated? That each Doctor has split with each other during regeneration, leaving the older one going off on their own continued life? Someone told me that RTD said that it's the Sixth Doctor that sorts out the Rani after his head injury from banging his head on the TARDIS console? Is this true, did RTD actually say this?
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  205.  @matthewRest  What a disastrous idea. I don't think he thought that one through properly. Where does that leave the First Doctor? Perpetually doomed to die of old age over and over and over again, each time 'bi-regenerating' a new Second Doctor, with each Second Doctor splitting their own Third Doctor and so on! Millions of Doctors! Removing any risky stakes and peril! Oh joy.
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  206. LOL when people get their info from Wiki and suddenly they're an expert.
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  207.  @Aarenby  They didn't look the type to read the Mail. The other kids should have paid for their own copy.
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  208.  @realgamer4231  ​ Well then, thank you for proving to me that you are not prepared to learn about something properly. No wonder you don't know what you're talking about if you're not willing to put the brains in to read up on something to get the facts. Moving the goalposts again I see. Oh well, for what it's worth, black people are not treated any worse than white perpetrators. If you're going to be an asshole whilst in arrest, then expect to be treated accordingly. The figures may be higher because the crimes are higher from that demographic, it's all about logistics, stats and measurements, so of course the percentage will be higher as statistically they are involved in more crime and imprisoned more than any other demographic. Everything has a knock-on effect and unfortunately it is a detrimental one but they only have themselves to blame. Er, you were blaming 'we'/'us', it's up there in writing, so don't try and wriggle out of that one. What's to ignore about slavery when it was abolished over 180 years ago? What good is it bringing it up again and causing divisions with people. You know the Black Liberation Movement is a Marxist terrorist group, right? It likes to create chaos so it can 'rescue' you from it. You talk about 'fixing', what has the terrorist group 'fixed' exactly? I'll tell you, nothing. How would I feel as a black person walking through a park and seeing a statue of someone who did greatness (that's why they're up there) whom happened to live in a time when slavery existed? The answer is, I would shrug it off like any sane person would do because it has no impact on my personal life. If it was one of those street acts that pretends to be a statue and only whipped me and other black people with a whip as I walked by, then I'd have a problem. But you're (that's how you spell the correct contraction by the way) asking the wrong demographic, you should ask the 84% of black people who do not support BLM and the tearing down of great figureheads of history.
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  209. @Adam - Abso-bloody-lutely.
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  210. He was in handcuffs and still resisting arrest, the restraint was justified.
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  211.  @MichaelM28  Some people think the show is all about using it as a political soapbox, that's their 'understanding' of the show and that's all they see.
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  212.  @mekonta  I thought it would be higher to be honest.
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  213.  decembrist  She's not really known in the UK either, unless you're a viewer of the hospital drama/soap, Holby City.
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  214.  @ft4903  Oh, and I signed the petition too.
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  215.  @crackerscheese33  Very true.
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  216.  @MAGApepe  Surely that would be 'unintellectual child'?
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  217.  @eliz6198  No I'm not, sunshine. 🤣
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  218.  @LutraLovegood  There's nothing to 'remember' when it comes using proper pronoun-shifts.
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  219. You missed out the important one, established canon.
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  220. That's a lot of trans people for one class or school at one given time. I've met thousands of people during my 50 years on this Earth and I've only met two in all those years.
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  221.  @inflatablecatafalque  Hey, don't spoil the magic. LOL
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  222. Anyone thinking the BBC is Right-wing need look no further than this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXgafH9N6dA
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  223. ​ @crackerscheese33  Someone should tell them that Asians and African had slaves with their own people long before the British ever set sail to those continents. It's as though they think that slavery is a white race concept. So many uneducated oiks around today, it's any wonder how they function on a day to day business.
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  224.  @takarsagafe  Agreed.
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  225. Debany Doombringer - of course it's true, the gender swap followed Hollowood's woke trend to gender swap characters. Matt Smith's line was a gag, a throwaway line during a climatic and disorientated moment, I didn't miss a thing but it would appear you missed the joke. The change is all down to the BBC's woke mandate called the Equality and Inclusion Strategy. Except this change of the Doctor isn't true equality, this is faux-equality. True equality would have be coming up with a brand new Time Lady character whom got to where she is on her own merit, her own bravery and boldness, her own wits and intelligence, instead of riding the coat tails of the males that came before and standing on the shoulders of giants. Fernando Vasquez - Yes seriously. The history of the series was doing fine without the gimmick. Most people have seen right through it, hence the mass exodus of viewers.
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  226. Yes there has, I lived through it and so did all my LGBT friends. The mid to late-80s was where most things levelled out, although with a slight hiccup when the A I D S hit but after that and throughout the 90s it was harmonious, hitting peak acceptability by the late-90s which carried on for a good ten years or so until petulant activists came on the scene via social media demanding that their pretend kinks which encroached on women's rights and segregated spaces.
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  227. Empathy was nowhere to be seen with the plebs in this video. No empathy for the times he lived in and no empathy for the law abiding citizens of Bristol whose city was vandalised.
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  228. ​ @leighduxbury3864  Jaybadds seems very hung up for a show he purports not to be interested in. Oh well, best leave him to his favoured videos of sweaty men gyrating and thrusting on stage whilst miming to a saxophone.
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  229. "Human's irk" An apt moniker for this irksome, unfunny man, I think you'll all agree.
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  230.  @Sh4rkQueen  ..fatigue, hot flushes...
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  231. ​ @fruitygranulizer  In all my schooldays as a pupil and as an ex-teacher, never did a teacher of mine discuss heterosexual relationships with pupils and nor did I or other staff discuss the topic with them. Any sort of discussion in that area was extremely rare even with staff and was strictly for the staff room only. Heck, out of around 24 teachers at my old school, I think I only knew the first names of three teachers, never mind what staff and people got up to in their love lives!
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  232.  @mekonta  A very similar situation with my gay friends too.
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  233. Every civilisation from every corner of the globe for the past 4,000 years was founded on slavery. It was as normal then as the internet is today. Rich people owned them and poor people wished they owned some.
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  234. Most people will gravitate toward the truth and common sense. Is it any wonder why 'most people in this comment section' have that same view.
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  235.  @NeWx89  The BBC adapted The First Men in the Moon back in 2010, it starred Mark Gatiss and Rory Kinnear.
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  236.  @mekonta  Nothing wrong, malicious or untruthful from what you have said, so just why exactly are YouTube not wanting this known? It's like a cover-up, not wanting to 'offend' certain demographics. Reminds me of the media and police covering up those gangs, such as Rotherham, etc.
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  237.  @gameshowguy2000  Are you sure you know what you're talking about? So if I ask you a couple of questions about this topic, you should be able to answer them right? So tell me, what is the percentage of trans people reverting back to their birth gender once they reach adulthood?
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  238.  @mekonta  Spot on!
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  239. Here's a much better list of origins and lore that keeps to the spirit of what had been established: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnz8giR6uGEfp-x2xBoVzD8DOwAqZu7at
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  240.  @mekonta  Good points, I agree with you.
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  241. I think you’re overstating things by saying the VFX are wasted just because they’re not in 3D. Not everything has to be a gimmick when going to the cinema. Whatever would, as the thumbnail suggests ‘Bernard Wilkie’ on the TARDIS controls think of your suggestion?
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  242.  @ravenwind420  Once again, a mere difference of opinion is not bigotry or hate. These are just your usual buzzwords to scare people into agreeing with you. It may have worked with people a couple of years back but because you lot use them that often, they've lost all power to the. It's just another opinion. I have shown no hatred. Period. That fact that you're blinded with the consumption of this ideology is what is most sad of all. You would lose both kidneys as being gay myself, I have transsexual friends, six online and two in real life that I stay in contact with on a regular basis.
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  243.  @ravenwind420  Transwomen are men. Period. And I'm a gay man. Don't try and make me look the bad guy here. You're the one conflating all LGBT people with paedophiles, when it's clear I'm referring to the bad eggs of society, whether they be straight, gay, bi, trans. Allowing those people to infiltrate my community, even the straight ones, is how they will use this as a gateway for their predatory behaviour. You're literally human excrement if you are happy that these nefarious people to mingle among us and abuse the system but also wishing upon people that they're not good enough for children. Nasty. Evil.
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  244. Ignorance of what? No, it's just a simple, organic advert produced by people for a tourist board who don't concern themselves with box ticking and over-representation.
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  245. Funny that a figure of 80% has been mentioned as strangely enough, is statistically the same figure of diagnosed autogynephilia that the majority of these hetero men have within this trend.
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  246. Dinosaurs always seem to win the vote. Jurassic Park!
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  247. ​ @KittenoftheBroccoli  I never even mentioned 'queer' people. Reactionary or not, it's happening in schools. Take the recent 2021-2022 school year report from the Chicago Public Schools of the Inspector General where it saw 772 investigations into teachers for allegedly grooming pupils, sexually assaulting students and in many cases, actual rape. Whether straight or gay or trans, paedophiles are abhorrent. Do you agree, yes or no?
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  248. Do you mean 'over the top'?  If so, then yes, I agree.
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  249. To be fair, the guy died from complications from an overdose.
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  250. And playing Jean-Michel Jarre's fantastic Oxygene music. That guy was way ahead of his time!
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  251.  @pcprinciple3774  This discussion says it better than I ever could without going into length - Search YT for 'Benjamin A Boyce Mia' edit: I would link to the YT video but typical of YT, they've blocked it because they don't want the discussion heard.
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  252. Woke lefty Doctor Who communists try and have a single original opinion challenge: (impossible)
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  253. He was a wine, fruits and textile trader and philanthropist. The slave traders were in African countries, selling off their own captive people.
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  254. Just put the original Colston one up and be done with it.
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  255. They do it for attention in the same way 'Spoonies' do. In fact some of them are moving away from the trans fad and shifting into becoming 'Spoonies'.
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  256. Alive and well in Africa too. Thriving in fact.
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  257. Sasha Johnson.
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  258.  @ambientjohnny  Cheers.
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  259. Yep, these people have very powerful corporations and community bodies supporting them
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  260.  @speakingofbeingsure1223  Thanks for confirming that you're a heartless racist for all to see.
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  261. No one is being transphobic.
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  262. Nowhere because it didn't happen.
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  263. Mob mentality? No thanks.
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  264. The children that are being affirmed instead of being helped with therapy are being coerced. There are special summer camps solely set up for this type of indoctrination.
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  265. Yes! I knew it reminded me of something. Loved reading the Dan Dare strips in 2000AD and the Eagle during the early 1980s. Good times.
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  266. Nothing to do with racism, it was erected illegally and so had to be removed. Gimme a break, use your brain, not your fee-fees. As for 'everyone who ever existed', don't be daft. I bet you haven't even considered for a second why Colston was up there in the first place, you brainwashed chump.
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  267. It didn't beep when it went out live. This is a recording and censored for YT's guidelines.
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  268.  @mekonta  Cheers
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  269.  @matthewRest  I'm glad you agree the 'bi-regeneration' is a terrible idea. Let's hope for the show's and more importantly, the character's integrity, that Russel's insane idea stays well away from him. The show needs the character to just go back to basics and the magic formula that worked for all. Just a man in a police box without all the messing around and retrospective identities.
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  270. No, they're saying that age restrictions should be put in place to safeguard the right decisions years down the line.
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  271. Put up a statue of a woman with massive Bristols!
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  272. Not entirely pointless, as it gauges a person who once enjoyed it and was part of the healthy viewership. They're informing you that they have given up on it and joined the majority of people who once watched it but no longer do because it has declined in story telling and being replaced with agitprop.
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  273.  @hanswurst-re7df  I'm not English, so try me. What good points did the guy in the wig make?
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  274.  @hanswurst-re7df  ​ I know what it refers to, which is why I told you I'm not English. So try me, what 'good' points did the guy make?
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  275.  @hanswurst-re7df  Answer the question, what good points did the guy in the wig make?
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  276.  @hanswurst-re7df  In what way is Piers not acting in good faith? He gives the guy an equal platform to put his point across and he blew it.
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  277.  @hanswurst-re7df  ​ Anglo specifically means English. I'm not English.
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  278. Should they abolish the dozen or so charities he set up too into the garbage truck too? Charities that are still running to this day, 300 years later. Hell, let's knock down the University he set up there too. A university that these numbnut students probably attend as well.
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  279.  @crackerscheese33  The charities he set up when he was alive are still running to this day!
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  280. Both from the same branch.
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  281. ​ @John Why would anyone try to make a fool of you when you already are?
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  282.  @gameshowguy2000  I already did but it would seem that you can't cope.
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  283.  @gameshowguy2000  Can I ask you some important questions on this trans topic. I take it you should be able to answer them with ease, yes?
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  284. John, answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  285. Not just to protect women but to protect children too.
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  286.  @rosemullen-r5w  Have you ever seen one?
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  287.  @LutraLovegood  Which source are you looking at where it's less than 10% overall? You need to look at some detransitioning reports and/or videos to get the real picture as to what is happening within this cult.
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  288. Happy living now? Things were far better as little as 10 years ago.
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  289.  @Essentially_Nobody  second word, 'health'
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  290.  @Essentially_Nobody  third word, 'chemically'
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  291.  @Essentially_Nobody  final word, 'castrating'
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  292.  @Essentially_Nobody  Just in case that final word doesn't work... 'cast - rating'. No dash or spaces.
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  293.  @Essentially_Nobody  Just logged-out and I see that the first word is missing. 'health - line'. No dash or spaces.
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  294. Dark humour is still humour.
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  295. No, actually you DO need to explain what rights are being taken away because that's all we hear, yet people like you NEVER say which rights you don't have that the rest of us do. So please, do explain. We truly would like to know. Then maybe we could actually do something about it instead of being constantly shrugged off with no answers to the question.
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  296. So you support the show being used as a tool for propaganda? I'm neither right-wing nor left-wing but I prefer my entertainment to be my escapism. You're saying they shouldn't be complaining about things like race-swapping Isaac Newton. Why? It's a perfectly valid complaint.
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  297. Knock down the Pyramids and The Great Wall of China. These plebs have absolutely no idea about the slave trade.
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  298.  @jonathancarroll6042  Hey, no worries, I know you wasn't downplaying any effort. As for this new generation that likes to throw out the word 'Nazi' at anyone who dares to tell them any home truths, I agree that they would soon snap into reality if another Reich became into power and they began to show a little humility towards others. The problem is, I don't think they would see it coming as they are the ones acting like them. They say they are the most tolerant generation that ever existed, yet I see the complete opposite on a daily basis. Cancelling people, even ostracising their 'friends' at the slightest slip up. And even when they demand an apology, it's no good. They leave no room for debate, discussion or nuance. Do the students in this video tearing down a statue say 'tolerant' to you? I rest my case. All the best my American friend.
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  299.  @normanreviewsgames698  Yet they're part of the community.
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  300. @hrcutz - women's rights... so do you support their right to have their own segregated spaces and categories eg. sports away from biological men entering them?
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  301.  @mekonta  Well said.
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  302.  @gameshowguy2000  ​ Meaningless copy and paste. What's up? Can't you cope with a reasonable question? How about you answer it properly then instead of throwing out some petulant, childish outbursts with silly name-calling? You won't answer anyway because you don't actually have an answer. You actually don't know what you're talking about.
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  303. @John Lee - An adult that still believes in Father Christmas/Santa Claus, according to your 'About' tab. Like how are people going to take you seriously?
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  304.  @gameshowguy2000  I'm not making fun of your autism. I didn't even know you had it. So don't try and pull the disability card on me. Besides, that won't stop me telling you that you don't know what you're talking about, because you don't. You're entering adult debates you have no idea about, so expect to receive adult responses back. If you don't like reality being thrown at you, then don't get involved with things you don't understand and stick to your cute little world you've created for yourself.
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  305.  @gameshowguy2000  What do you mean 'finally realized'? It's hardly breaking news that the fictional character goes by many names across the globe. Now please stop throwing tantrums, it's not a good look for you.
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  306.  @gameshowguy2000  I didn't know you had autism, so why would I make jest about it?
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  307.  @gameshowguy2000  Besides, that won't stop me telling you that you don't know what you're talking about, because you don't. You're entering adult debates you have no idea about, so expect to receive adult responses back. If you don't like reality being thrown at you, then don't get involved with things you don't understand and stick to your cute little world you've created for yourself.
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  308.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  309. Bill isn't a robot. The doctor was probably referring to K9.
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  310. It's not rather low-key racism or toxic politics but rather that most people are concerned about messing up the Doctor's history and what it alludes to at this current time, especially when Chibnall has gone on record saying that she is the Doctor and not some fake Doctor. 'Toxic' has nothing to do with it, that's just sensationalism speak.
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  311. C'mon, I think you know the answer, there's no confusion here to be had. Don't play into their hands.
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  312.  @mekonta  A crowd of TIVs (Tendency for Interpersonal Victimisation). Based on clinical observations and psychology research, the researchers found that the tendency for interpersonal victimhood consists of four main dimensions: (a) constantly seeking recognition for one’s victimhood, (b) moral elitism, (c) lack of empathy for the pain and suffering of others, and (d) frequently ruminating about past victimisation.
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  313.  @gameshowguy2000  Cope, sunshine.
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  314.  @gameshowguy2000  You're obviously not coping because you keep shouting in cap-lock as well as in bold. Calm down, sunshine.
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  315.  @Mae_Dastardly  You've lost me, I don't know what that means?
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  316.  @Mae_Dastardly  I've just looked up the term. Now I understand. Yes, it was disgusting the way JK Rowling was treated for her beliefs by a load of petulant imbeciles.
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  317. Also, you haven't answered ANY of the questions I put to you.
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  318.  @mekonta  I have a feeling this is going to be very tricky for them. Let's see if they're word is good and that they can stand by their convictions? I sincerely doubt it though.
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  319. The statue wasn't because he owned slaves, it's because he was a merchant and basically made Bristol the thriving port it is today. He also set up over a dozen charities that are still running to this day as well as the Colston University, which ironically most of those brainwashed students still probably attend. Don't solely blame him for owning slaves, blame the black tribe leaders of Africa that captured them and then willingly sold them on to him and every other slave owner. I imagine those slaves had a better life in England anyway, food, water and a roof over their heads. No good fighting racism with racism and partisan politics that creates chaos so that they can seemingly rescue you from it, that is not the answer to the problem. They are the problem.
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  320. Then so be it. Wear it. I love being "transphobic" when I'm merely saying facts and reality. It's just a silly word that's there to try and frighten you. 'Phobia' means to possess an irrational adversion to the point of inducing panic and breakdown of logical reaction. We have rational questions and concerns...and they're the ones who panic over them.
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  321. The opening post was in general, not specifying an individual case.
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  322.  @crackerscheese33  Despicable mob.
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  323. What about instead of holding a baby, George holding a gun to a pregnant woman's stomach and threatening to shoot her and the unborn child just like he did when he was alive. How about that?
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  324.  @KittenoftheBroccoli  Long-term - who will replace those good people in their 50s safeguarding children once they're gone? Would you and the next generation be prepared to protect children from paedophiles in schools?
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  325. If we're going to compare Capaldi's era with Whittaker's era, here's a factual presentation: https://youtu.be/S2vvjxwuvlQ?t=117
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  326. ***** Agreed, if it was a solely a 'kids' show then the drama would be produced by the BBC's Children's Department and not the BBC's Drama Department, two entirely separate entities within the Beeb.  This still stands today as it was back then in 1963.  Just because DW is shown pre-watershed doesn't make it a kid's show, if that was the case then other dramas shown before the watershed such as EastEnders, Waterloo Road, Doctors, The Indian Doctor, Call the Midwife would also be 'kiddie' shows.  DW is shown on primetime BBC1 specifically for a family audience, ie people of all ages, be they a family unit or not... and not CBBC (the children's channel).
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  327. Yea, Father Christmas is the more common name around these neck of the woods.  But I guess these days the series has to take into account its international success.
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  328. John, answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  329. Series Two has been commissioned.
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  330. Because the real ladies always like Milk Tray.
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  331. So in other words, it sounds like the 'cis' part came to be when the trans-movement took hold, as before then it was just 'woman'... for centuries. A term that has connotations of being weaponised.
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  332.  @crackerscheese33  Yes, most of the charities Colston set up are still running and raising hundreds of thousands a year.
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  333. You don't have to be a female to be a feminist.
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  334. Obviously BLM as there are no 'slave traders' in the video or 'white supremacists' worshipping one.
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  335. What about the 'whiteface'?
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  336. Colston wasn't up there to honour slavery. He was up there for a long list of great things he did.
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  337.  @Vic2point0  Cheers.
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  338.  @NJames-dh6kz  Which do you think is the strongest one in that list?
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  339. It was made from plastic, it wouldn't have lasted long.
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  340.  @musicgroovin  You'd be right, it wasn't the reason why it was taken down (illegally erected) but I never referred to that being the reason why it was taken down. I was simply stating that it wouldn't have lasted long being an oversized plastic 3D print. Easily broken or melting in the hot summer sun. Imagine the arm slowly drooping downwards and the facial features sagging over a period of a few short weeks if it was allowed to remain up! LOL What a beauty!
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  341. Texas Tea! "Grandma! Jethro's fallen in the man-pond again!"
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  342.  @echolocationn  It's your brain that went there when someone mentioned kids. Something on your mind, perhaps?
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  343.  @speakingofbeingsure1223  I'm not sure what you refer to as I have made several comments, so a little clarity please. Who is 'they' and what did 'they' deserve?
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  344. @Ryan271 Yea, she's good at playing dowdy characters in other things, which is why I said she's totally miscast as Doctor Who.
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  345.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  346. It says in the video because it was illegal.
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  347.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  348. If you don't see the reason why the founding Democrats of KKK should be ashamed of themselves, then I can't help you.
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  349. That was Sasha Johnson, not this bint.
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  350. There is no 'freedom of expression being impeded for trans'. They are free to express themselves like any other person. In fact they've had complete free reign over practically everything. From local councils to huge global business corporations. Surely this must satisfy you? Explain precisely which rights I have that a tranz person doesn't.
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  351. Yea, back into the molten plastic it came from (it was a 3D print). Most people don't want racism fighting racism.
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  352. Keep it at arm's length when it does reach.
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  353.  @DarkPuppy9  Yes, yes they have and continue to do. I've done it for decades like everyone else has. It's a colloquialism that people do for precisely the same reasons I outlined. The BBC even used to do it up until about 40 years ago, as 'sex' was on their list of censored words to broadcast.
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  354. That's precisely what I'm say, I haven't strayed from the point. Your minority 'science' is wrong. I've lived through five decades to experience colloquialisms and sex and gender are the same thing. It was there before I was born and they will continue to mean the same after I've gone. This is no more than trying to change a language to suit your narrative, it's as recent as the 'they/them' thing.
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  355. I've lived through it, I should know. How old are you? If you're under 30 then of course you're going to side with it being your minority meaning but for generations before you, it has and always will mean the same thing. Your 'they/them' in regards to your transsexual/gender thing has only been a thing for a handful of years, so try again. I bet you weren't using 'they/them' as preferred chosen pronouns 10 years ago. I'm not wrong.
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  356.  @crackerscheese33  Funny isn't it, you write something worthy of praise and then some radical extreme Leftie jumps on it to try and replace it with Far-Left vitriol worthy of any fascist.
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  357. Isn't it typical, a small disturbance of the peace between a couple of neighbours in a street and three police cars turn up, skidding to a halt like they're in some action film, with around 8 coppers piling out for a small, insignificant squabble of words. Yet nowhere to be seen here telling these plebs who vandalised public property to cease what they're doing as well as making immediate arrests and not arrests weeks later because of public pressure and having to go from video evidence. The police are no longer impartial, they're a far-left organisation themselves.
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  358.  @crackerscheese33  The difference being, the BLM statue would have remained up here in the US, just like all the graffiti that was allowed to stay up for weeks, even months! At least the UK had the spine to remove this within a day.
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  359.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  360. It would be an eyesore. Restoring it and putting it back to its rightful place is, I believe, what is planned for it.
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  361.  @SilverTemples  That was the 'quick fix' solution at the time but thousands of Bristolians have since signed a petition for it to go back up with an overwhelming response and as far as I know, councillors are also in favour. Sure, I'm all for the photographs and reports of the riots telling the next generation or two about it, be they displayed in a local library or museum for people to talk about it.
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  362. Yep, we can support our black friends without BLM, we can support our white friends without the KKK. Don't support hate groups. Skin colour means nothing, you're either a good person or not.
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  363. Don't ya just hate it when someone leaves your question hanging.
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  364. Boom! Your ass has been handed to you on a plate and the funny thing is, you actually escalated it and brought it upon yourself.
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  365. When it comes to justice, and in the name of fairness, we need to hear both sides no matter how much it might hurt to hear it.
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  366. That's a very good point about God being taken out of schools.
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  367.  @recklart8592  Sure, but life lessons need to be taught first to prevent people becoming immoral. Instil those moral values upon one another at a young age and young people will grow into decent adults.
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  368. @Land Lord 'Bristols' is just one the numerous British slang words for tits. It would be very apt for the city. F'nar, f'nar!
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  369. Put up a statue of a woman with massive Bristols!
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  370. It's global. Where have you been? Even Donald Trump launched a global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality and support of trans-rights within every country on the planet back in 2019.
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  371. Most countries don't have a problem with LGBT demographics but there are some that do, which is why Trump's administration launched his campaign that especially targeted those countries that do. There is however another predicament, even when there isn't a problem with LGBT in some countries, some activists will create a problem so that they can feel victimised in order to get attention. We live in strange times my friend, strange times.
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  372.  @hanswurst-re7df  I'd like to know too, what good points did the guy in the wig make?
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  373.  @hanswurst-re7df  I know what it refers to dummkopf, which is why I told you I'm not English. So try me, what 'good' points did the guy make?
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  374. So the motive was, the murder victim's parents read the Mail and the two other kids didn't like that speculation, so they murdered the person who didn't read the Mail?
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  375. Someone asked for evidence, here's a much better list of origins and lore that keeps to the spirit of what had been established: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnz8giR6uGEfp-x2xBoVzD8DOwAqZu7at
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  376.  @mekonta  Cheers.
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  377.  @mekonta  LOL
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  378.  @stickinug  Which rights are they trying to take away?
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  379.  @cocaina4870  Have you donated to one of the many good causes he set up yet? I'll ignore the cheap shot and let it slide as it is irrelevant but a word of advice, don't be nasty.
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  380.  @mekonta  LOL the guy who said this looks as though he's never done a day of sport in his life!
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  381. This is in Bristol, UK. If Colston is a 'racist' then Morgan is one too.
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  382.  @mickobrien3156  You're quite right. And to add insult to injury, after the 1833 Abolition, Western African black slave traders would sail to Southern Spain and Southern England, such as Cornwall and capture white people to be sold as slaves. One moment you could be working the fields in some Cornish pasture, walloped over the head with a blunt instrument and then waking up on a ship on your way to Africa! So much so that even after almost 200 years since the Abolition Act, black Africans still trades in slavery! Does the narrative of the media ever tell us about this? Nope.
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  383. Do you support men pretending to be women being put in place inside women's prisons where many of the women have been sexually assaulted by men?
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  384. Why? because it was put up there illegally. It even says so in the video. Do people not pay attention these days? Not only that it, symbolised a suppressive power, not equality. Symbolising equality would have been, say for example, a group of children of several races holding hands in a circle. The communist and terrorist Black Liberation Movement invalidate themselves. Besides, Bristol councillors have been inundated by a signed petition by its citizens that they want Colston back up where he rightfully belongs and after restoration there are talks to reinstate the great man.
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  385. Notice how 'strong' their argument is when the 'best' they can do is project comments onto the people they want to supress and to take their rights away. It's playground tactics.
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  386. The 'hardwork' was done by a 3D printer and created in about a day, the statue was made from plastic.
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  387. It looked like he was adjusting himself to get a better holding of a man wriggling to resist arrest. That knee wouldn't have stayed whether it be a white man or back man. The crowds had nothing to do with it.
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  388. Exactly, it's about them feeling guilty about how their ancestors were allowed to let slavery happen, something that was abolished over 200 years ago. When I talk about slavery from their perspective I'm talking about just the 250 years of the Atlantic Slave Trade and not the pre-existing slavery that happened throughout 4,000 years of global civilisation. Every race in every country in every continent experienced slavery. Nah, those doesn't matter them, that's okay for all those previous generations over centuries and millennia to be slaves, it's just that pocket of those 200 years that matter to white people as well as black people. It's self-flagellation of the white people to appease black people. Through their unnecessary guilt they want to be victims too, to show their overwhelming empathy as though the AST still exists today. The more they show culpability the more others pat them on the back so that they feel good about themselves, it's a complete ego trip to get noticed. It's nothing more than narcissism, whilst secretly supressing their own supremacy.
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  389. But you're a mom, a woman, according to the DEI production team, she was put there to represent you as a woman.
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  390.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  391. Strange person.
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  392.  @josierobison1753  I've got nothing against transsexuals. Call me your made up phobia word all you wish, it doesn't make the blindest bit of difference to how I see the truth and reality that women do not have penises. If calling me a silly name is what it takes to try and change my mind, then you're going about it the wrong way. You're not winning anyone over with that kind of shut-down talk. You'll just have to face up to the fact that women don't have one. Do you have tackle between your legs? Then you too are not a woman. Sooner or later you're going to have to realise that you, as a human being, have the same rights as anyone else.
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  393.  @youtwat6525  He wasn't a slave trader though, his trade was textiles, fruits and wines. The slave traders were the people who catured and enslaved their own people, slave traders who paid him with slaves for shipped goods because the indigenous people of Africa had little else to offer.
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  394. Arrested without charge. Reason for arrest: more than 20 in a protest crowd during lockdown.
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  395. By a minority of sycophants, yes. The majority didn't think so, hence the massive tune-out.
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  396. ​ @jord.an6123  Transsexuals have been around much longer than 10 years ago, quite a few in the spotlight too dating back half a century or so, Roberta Cowell, Ian Harvie, Stacey Hollywood, Wendy Carlos, Poppy Z. Brite to name but a handful. No-one has a problem with these people who have undergone the process. They had it and just got along with their lives and people accepted them... decades ago. Which is why I said things were a lot better 10 years ago until a bunch of petulant activists started spoiling it for them. Even the majority of genuine transsexuals can't stand these guys undoing all the progress they made.
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  397.  @jord.an6123  Rubbish. You have your rights just as any of the LGB have. No-one is denying that transsexuals exist, I've even given you a handful of examples from over half a century. Defending isn't a laugh? Yet this activist is making a fool of himself. Activism is hard work when done properly as well as knowing what you're talking about, but this so-called spokesman made a mockery and 'lark of it all, "I thought it'd be funny!" People do ask them genuine questions such as the one Piers asked in the video, yet all they could say about their physical attacks on women as 'good'. You're not going to win people over that way. If you're fighting for men's rights to encroach on women's rights, then I'm afraid you won't get it... ever.
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  398.  @crackerscheese33  lol
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  399. Here's a much better list of origins that keeps to the spirit of what had been established: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnz8giR6uGEfp-x2xBoVzD8DOwAqZu7at
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  400. I hope those schoolboys didn't capitulate to this insidious way of thinking that only one opinion should matter, their opinion.
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  401. If only this doctor had given this much care and affection towards Graham's fears as it did with the fez, he/she may have adhered any doubters out there to warm to this interpretation of the Doctor
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  402. ...as well as real transsexuals who just want to get along in their lives without these men with autogynephilia (a male's propensity to be sexually aroused by the thought of himself as a female) interfering with their lives.
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  403. No such thing as cultural appropriation, only cultural celebration. If I wish to dress up and celebrate Mexico's Death Day dressed as a Mexican with skull facepaint as part of my Halloween fancy dress, I will and no-one can stop me as I'm showing an appreciation for it.
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  404.  @K_F_P  No worries, I saw it as a joke too and also found it mildly amusing. Reading my comment back it does come across as a little terse, that wasn't my intention. I suppose it's more of an open comment directed to anyone who has complained about 'cultural appropriation' in the past. Thanks for engaging.
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  405. Who would trust a person that's not honest?
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  406.  @jonathancarroll6042  Well technically Winston did during the Battle of Britain in September 1940 which changed the course of the war as the Nazi regime then turned its attentions to the Russian front, knowing we were a formidable force. You're right though, Britain couldn't have defeated the regime on its own but we certainly had a good try at doing so for another 15-months, as instead of resting on our laurels, we decided to go into darkest Europe and meet them head-on to drive back the tyranny. The mouse that roared as the say! Britain will forever be grateful to our American cousins who joined in to support us in early 1942 and even then it was still a struggle. Which when you think about it, makes those previous 29-months of ours before they joined, even more commendable.
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  407.  @normanreviewsgames698  No, you just wish it was false. MAPS do indeed have their own flag, do indeed march at Pride, do indeed belong to the LGBTQ community and are indeed welcomed in some LGBTQ communities depending on your geographic position. You are not the arbitrary of who belongs or not, they are. If they wish to be part of the community, that's their choice, not yours. Many don't accept them but also many do, hence why many march the Pride events. Do I agree? No way, and I've made my voice known because of it and the reception I've got? 'Bigot', 'Transphobe', etc. I'm glad you don't accept them either but there's no denying it has happened and continues to do so... a lot.
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  408.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  409.  @crackerscheese33  I'm a Bristolian and proud of it! These sanctimonious students have no place vandalising our beautiful town.
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  410. Never mind the black on black slavery that is still rife today, just look at the black on black attacks that have happened in the last 30 days here in the UK, even one of the BLM leaders was shot in the head a few weeks ago. Attacks and murders with knives and machetes happening on a near-daily basis... some in broad daylight and in public parks where families are trying to relax and enjoy themselves! They have no shame.
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  411.  @UrbanFury_1  Mate, the John Lee dude's autistic and just says the same three sayings over and over again. They're not worth taking any notice of as they have nothing of value to say.
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  412. @Obsidian Pike The BBC adapted The First Men in the Moon back in 2010, it starred Mark Gatiss and Rory Kinnear.
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  413. They're not fighting for women's rights, they're fighting for men's rights.
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  414.  @jennifersolomon2769  No worries, just clarifying. You're not alone, I see this confusion quite a lot as many people who think that because these men are pretending to be 'women' that, to the perspective of the outsider, they must be fighting for women's rights. It's nothing more than men's rights wanting to encroach on women's rights. For men to be allowed to enter segregated spaces for women by simply putting on a dress and a bit of slap on the face in order to feel empowered and one-over on women, whilst at the same time getting their kinks from it. The clarification needs spreading wide and far as this cannot be allowed to happen. Thanks for engaging with me. All the best.
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  415.  @jennifersolomon2769  I've replied seven times since your last reply with truth and facts, nothing offensive and not one has been published!
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  416.  @jennifersolomon2769  ​ More concerning are the numerous...
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  417.  @jennifersolomon2769  (rhymes with) 'grapes'
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  418.  @jennifersolomon2769  ...by men pretending...
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  419.  @jennifersolomon2769  ...to be women. Men that were convicted of...
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  420.  @jennifersolomon2769  that offence on the outside.
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  421. I can't believe I had to break that up in order to get it published. 17 attempts that took!!!
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  422.  @mekonta  I can't see why youtube wants to make an issue of your comments? Weird that you had to split them up like that.
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  423. No such thing as toxic masculinity. There's being nasty/toxic and that's it, it has nothing to do with masculinity/femininity. Bringing those elements in only serves to divide us.
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  424. This has to be a parody account, surely? No-one can be that much of an imbecile, can they?
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  425. ​ @nimblenavigator9520  This James guy is clearly an imbecile of the highest order. They can't see facts and figures when they're staring them right in the face. How deranged must one be if they think turning up at a strangers house and using his maskless face as a weapon? Doctor Who has indeed saved many before him but of course the show and everything must centre around them. I bet he hasn't even considered that the show in its pre-woke days saved lives of life-long fans or brought people out of the doldrums before he was even born but now because of what it has mutated into, these people who have loved it for 30, 40, 50 years, now feel as the show has abandoned them.
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  426.  @nimblenavigator9520  Also, 'rational' ? 🤣
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  427.  @crackerscheese33  The charities he set up when he was alive are still running to this day!
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  428. Ok
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  429.  @mekonta  They're nothing but TIVs (Tendency for Interpersonal Victimisation).
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  430.  @gameshowguy2000  What did I just say, I said I am reporting EVERY comment of your for harassment and bullying. Now please stop as you're not doing yourself any favours. Stop spamming the same things over and over again.
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  431. And please calm down. Cope with the facts.
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  432.  @gameshowguy2000  Calm down, sunshine. Your meltdown is not a good look.
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  433.  @gameshowguy2000  Reported. That five or six people reporting you on here now. Your account is on borrowed time.
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  434.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  435.  @gameshowguy2000  What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender?
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  436.  @gameshowguy2000  What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have?
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  437.  @gameshowguy2000  Do you have any idea what blockers do to a child's development?
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  438.  @gameshowguy2000  What are your thoughts on puberty blockers?
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  439.  @gameshowguy2000  What are your thoughts on Leuprolide acetate being used on children?
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  440. C'mon, you're acting the big man like you know everything that's going on, so please do give me the answers I'm looking for because you 'obviously' know all about this subject.
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  441.  @gameshowguy2000  Silly John, thinks I'm playing games. More reports to go towards your cancellation. I'll have the last laugh.
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  442.  @gameshowguy2000  How does it feel knowing that I was right and that you can't answer one single question on a subject you pretend you know about. You came in a f00I and you leave as a f00I.
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  443.  @ravenwind420  Of course I know what the T means, I've even referred to it. Are you really that stupid that you can't decipher that I've been talking about it?
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  444.  @ravenwind420  You've missed quite a few questions actually. I'll list them in one place for you so you can answer them instead of ignoring them as before. 1. What cost is it to the vulnerable women and young girls having a man in their segregated spaces? 2. How about treating them with a bit of respect and dignity to have their own spaces away from men? 3. Would you let a serial rapist into a women's prison to potentially rape the female inmates? 4. Would you let an ex-convict with a criminal background of rape, sexual abuse of women/girls, domestic abuser of women into a women's locker room? 5. Are you really that stupid that you can't decipher that I've been talking about the 'T' in the acronym?
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  445.  @ravenwind420  I haven't said anything to the contrary of treating you like a person. You're demanding instant respect from me. I don't know you, you haven't earned it in my eyes, so why should I? Especially after calling me excrement so soon off the mark. You won't make any friends that way. I'll be civil to you from the outset, which I have been but that's as far as I owe you anything. I have already told you that I'm not straight, please read all comments properly but your heterophobia is very revealing of your character. So not only are you affiliating all LGBT people with grooming, you're sweeping statements about all straight men, as well as racially being prejudice by singling them out. No-one thinks they're supposed to be in charge all the time. Either they are or they're not. Some people are superior to others, that's just a fact of life. The world has always worked that way, princess.
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  446.  @ravenwind420  You're falling at the first hurdle. Transwomen are transwomen. Men who think they're women. Women cannot rape. So you'd send a man that has raped women to a women's prison. Got the measure of you pal, a vile individual. If you knew I was talking about the 'T', then don't ask pointless questions. No, it was you who conflated ALL LGBT people with grooming. I specifically singled out groomers and pedos within that community whether they be straight (and yes, there are straight people pretending to be lesbian in the LGBTQ community) or gay.
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  447. ​ @ravenwind420  Strange that you should ask for an example when the question in hand has been so prevalent this week. It has been one of the biggest stories of the week, so you're either walking with blinkers on or you're wilfully trying to ignore it. To give you an idea, I recommend you search YouTube for ''lotus eaters this will never be dumb''. How many rapes of women by men in women's prisons would it take for you be satisfied and say, 'yea, it's getting a bit much now'... One rape? Two? Ten? Twenty?
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  448.  @ravenwind420  Yes, you need a penis in order to rape a woman or a man. Women can sexually assault a man, yes it happens, but it's not rape, even when the male is forced to have sex with her by whatever means. If you haven't figured that out yet, then it's no surprise you're confused about what a woman is.
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  449.  @ravenwind420  How many rapes of women by men in women's prisons will it take for you to come to realise that it's immoral? One? Two? Ten? I'm fully aware that rape of men by men goes on in male-only prisons. Once a rapist, always a rapist.
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  450. Churches aren't taking kids to adult clubs.
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  451.  @aurockscastillo5460  Your reason of 'to reduce ignorance' isn't a reason, that's just your incorrect opinion.
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  452. How about the 8-months non-stop riots, arson, looting and 19 murders across towns and cities throughout the US? Cities such as Portland that had over 240 days of it and billions of dollars worth of damage, yet we never saw that on the biased news.
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  453. Thankfully they have them.
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  454.  @mekonta  Good points.
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  455. Not just headstones but 2.5 billion dollars worth of businesses and properties across many cities and towns in the U.S.
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  456.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  457.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  458. Oo,ar!
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  459. Indeed fighting racism with more racism, isn't the answer.
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  460. Biden is so far-left he's practically falling off the edge. Don't worry, they're doing all they can to push the support of under age manipulation of children to coerce them into taking medication that makes them sterile, impotent and weakens their bones.
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  461. Shame it's not the Krynoid making a return.  Or is it???
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  462. I used to love listening to the 'numbers' on my Nan's old AM radio.  When I say 'love', I mean freaking myself and the occasional school friend out during a sleepover.  The white noise would be interrupted by random numbers (spoken in both male and female voices), chimes (almost like an ice cream van's tannoy melody), clicking, and indistinct conversations sometimes in English and sometimes not.  It was all very fascinating yet very unnerving for THIS child of the early 1980s.
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  463.  @bhakti235  The Right fights for equal rights just as much as the Left, it's a common trait within us all. I get the impression that for some reason the Right equates to being evil or bad, which is rather an infantile way to view the world and politics.
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  464.  @pcprinciple3774  This discussion says it better than I ever could: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBkBnta1u8M
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  465. No, that was Sasha Johnson.
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  466.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  467.  @mekonta  They love to patronise minorities.
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  468. He wasn't a slave trader. He was a merchant who basically made Bristol the busy port it is today. It's not a shame the other racist one was taken down because it was illegally put up.
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  469. Didn't he launch a global campaign in 2019 to decriminalise homosexuality?
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  470. It wouldn't have lasted long anyway, as it was made from plastic. Probably would have melted in the hot summer sun. Would have been amusing to see that arm slowly droop over the weeks and the features slowly sag. A plastic statue for plastic people with plastic minds.
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  471. Motley Hall.
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  472.  @Chris-vz7en  People can live with that, the rain just washes it away anyway. Colson should remain in his rightful place.
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  473. It's fully deserving of a restoration as it should never happened in the first place.
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  474. Don't be daft.
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  475.  @crackerscheese33  Absolutely.
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  476. Those penguins have got it lucky!
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  477. More importantly, she has friends, real friends and not 'allies' that can be purged at the drop of a hat when one of their own slips up just the once and then ostracised.
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  478.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  479.  @davec995  Fairy isn't homophobic, it's acceptable now, as is queer.
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  480. You make it sound like 'war mongering' figures are being erected in our modern times and not 200 years ago when this man was honoured for the great he did for society.
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  481.  @Cool_Calm_Cam  Haha, yea, most of the time I get the impression that I'm speaking to some of these people who will never amount to anything more than working for a fast food company.
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  482. All the cool kids were too busy watching Top of the Pops to be concerned over some silly face paint on a bunch of blokes singing old fashioned music hall theatre songs.
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  483.  @olamidealabi6419  If that's Jordan throwing some 'sarcasm' back, then he's well out of practice. LOL Oh, but won't someone think of the 'feels' about misgendering! It's 'clearly harmful for society', don't you know. [smh]
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  484.  @echolocationn  That's exactly what I thought too. 👍 Someone mentioned kids. Another automatically goes with pedo thoughts to project onto them.
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  485.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  486.  @mekonta  lol
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  487. I hear that he's quite the trans icon.
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  488. Merchant, scholar, philanthropist, Member of Parliament and founder of the Bristol University, Sir Edward Colston. He didn't trade slaves, he like most rich people bought slaves to work for him. The people who traded slaves were the black tribes of Africa whom sold their prisoners.
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  489. Funnily enough 'Bristols' is a slang term for them, as in, "You have a lovely pair of Bristols"
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  490. With a tiny square-inch black square in the middle so that they can position it under their noses in the reflection.
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  491. Don't you mean a spear? Ugga bugga!
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  492.  @_M4X15  The children that are being affirmed instead of being helped with therapy are being coerced. There are special summer camps solely set up for this type of indoctrination. Medication starts earlier than late teens, which is why they're commonly known as 'puberty blockers'. Children do not fully understand the implications they're getting into. It may be a quick fix for their mental health but you are being extremely naive if you think there are no harmful and life-changing side effects when it comes to medroxyprogesterone acetate, antiandrogen bicalutamide, and gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists.
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  493. High five, honky!
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  494. It's plastic, a 3D print.
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  495.  @bluerblx9631  Those gaps between the partitions and walls are there for YOUR safety.
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  496. Not the first woman mass shooter.
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  497. Don't worry, us 99% sane, well adjusted British folk with common sense look upon these loons with embarrassment and pity just as you look upon yours in the same way.
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  498. I'm Spartacus!
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  499. Tough, we the people of Bristol have decided to put the original one backup after signing an overwhelming petition.
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  500.  @mekonta  True
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  501. Nope, because it has trickled into our entertainment too, films, TV, games, comics, etc. from Doctor Who to Marvel Cinema/Comics it's eveywhere! and it's so tiresome for something you thought would be a bit of escapism. I know that Hollywood and other corporations are getting hit hard because of it.
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  502. Into plastic forks and spoon seeing it was an oversized plastic 3D print.
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  503.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  504. Jen Reid isn't the BLM founder that has bought mansions, you're thinking of the self confessed communist and founder, Patrisse Cullors. Reid is just some random woman off the street that posed in front of a laser-scanner to be made into a plastic statue from a 3D printing machine.
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  505. Yea, someone like Prince Madoc who apparently set sail for unchartered land and came upon North America some 200 years before C.C.
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  506. I think it's bigger than DW, I'd say people in general are more upset about agitprop being in their general entertainment.
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  507.  @hanswurst-re7df  I'm not English like the masked, wig-wearing 'angloid' in the video, so try me. What good points did the guy in the wig make?
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  508. Barely in the news. Wrong narrative.
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  509.  @jambott5520  Again, which rights are they trying to take away?
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  510. She's nothing to do with Westbro no matter how much you fantasise that this woman belongs there. It's just a silly empty retort to make you and only you, feel better. By your 'logic' anything that's considered 'realist' belongs with that bunch of crackpots. If you believe the sky is blue, then you're a realist.
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  511. Do Hooters indoctrinate kids with LGBTQ theory or do they just take your order and bring you food?
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  512.  @cocaina4870  Nope, I merely replied to you. You inflamed the conversation by bring in some irrelevancies wrapped up in a sentence of diatribe. Grow up!
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  513. Why does the proof reader at BBC Online always use the wrong definition of the word 'prequel'...... its not prequel but PRELUDE....... a prequel is a backstory to events already told .... a prelude is a short story leading to events yet to unfold..... use a dictionary BBC .... stop dumbing down thinking viewers won't understand the difference! .... apart from that this PRELUDE is very funny.
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  514. Plastic plates, apparently it was a 3D print made to look bronze.
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  515. Gone are the days of great comedies on BBC Three, such as Ideal. Have you heard of it? Seriously though, thank the lord that this 'Mush' show and the bread roll guy* have been shown the door. *That charity gig where he was booed off the stage was delicious to watch.
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  516. Only 'possible' (forced) during the last few years, not the previous five decades beforehand.
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  517. Well technically transvestites, that's what they were called up until as recently as 8 years ago. I bet even the genuine transvestites are holding their heads in embarrassment at these imbeciles.
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  518. So basically a domestic terrorist group.
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  519.  @gameshowguy2000  You won't be able to answer any questions put to you about this topic, will you because you don't have a clue.
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  520.  @ebonyhunter7967  Are you homosexual?
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  521. @Adam Dare - I very much doubt you'll get any form of straight answers to your questions.
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  522. Someone here doesn't understand what fascism is. Allow me... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESqR8lGTtCM
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  523.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  524. ​ @Idiot Buster ​ They are indeed basically the same, which ever angle you look at it, it's autogynephilia. This fetish is defined as a male's propensity to be sexually aroused by the thought of himself as a female. It is the paraphilia that is theorized to underlie transvestism and (MtF) transsexualism. Now here's the crux, approx 80% of ‘transwomen’ are heterosexual men aroused by the idea of themselves as women. Most of their public support think they are still imagining an effeminate, post-op, passing transwoman. No progress can be made if they're picturing Hayley Cropper from Coronation Street. I ask these supporter if they really believe a man who has spent decades masturbating while wearing women's clothing is really a woman, the same as their own mother. And should he really be as entitled to access women's spaces as their mother/grandmother? Some supporters actaully come around and answer 'no', which restores some faith in our culture. Next comes the concept of the male 'lesbian'. All decent people are disgusted by this. Remember, they support trans rights because they think it's the next gay rights. You have to show them how wrong they are. You must show them how deeply homophobic the trans movement is. . Remind them these are heterosexual men with a fetish who believe themselves to be lesbians. I also point out that lesbians are being kicked off by these men from their own lesbian dating apps for stating that they only wish to date females, real lesbians only.
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  525.  @idiotbuster8662  They are indeed basically the same, which ever angle you look at it, it's autogynephilia. This fetish is defined as a male's propensity to be sexually aroused by the thought of himself as a female. It is the paraphilia that is theorized to underlie transvestism and (MtF) transsexualism. Now here's the crux, approx 80% of ‘transwomen’ are heterosexual men aroused by the idea of themselves as women.
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  526.  @realgamer4231  Do you not think that BLM is not a Marxist movement?
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  527. A line diagram: Far-Left __________________________________ Far-Right Now bend that line upwards so that the two ends meet to form a circle. The line between them blurs and that's where they're at from most folk's POV. I reckon they'd get along just fine in that stadium of yours.
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  528.  @osukurose3745  Firstly, it's not bigotry to tell the truth. Secondly, I know for a fact that I was replying to a complete imbecile with a mind of a child.
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  529.  @osukurose3745  Segregation? What are you on about? No-one's talking about segregation, you oaf. Here's some questions that stays on topic. Let's see if YOU can answer them with a degree of intelligence and research. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  530.  @osukurose3745  Segregation? What are you on about? No-one's talking about segregation.
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  531.  @osukurose3745  Here's some questions that actually stays on topic. Let's see if YOU can answer them with a degree of intelligence and research. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  532.  @ambientjohnny  A sexual predator's right.
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  533. Anyone thinking the BBC is Right-wing need look no further than this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXgafH9N6dA
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  534. And Antifa.
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  535.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  536. LOL I can hear sniffing!
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  537.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  538.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  539. Don't forget the predators at schools teaching their ideologies because the kids don't know any different.
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  540. They already do... the Gents.
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  541. Define what a social construct is and then define what a woman is within that 'social construct'?
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  542. Well apart from the untruth from the outset that Colston main profession was a slave trader and not a textiles, wine and fruits trader and philanthropist.
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  543.  @youtwat6525  Well not really, as close enough would mean he actually operated in the profession as a slave trader. If you were merchant and received payment in kind with slaves from their people in exchange for your goods, you wouldn't be the slave trader, you would still be the merchant selling his goods. I own a motor car but I wouldn't call myself a motor car dealer. His statue wasn't up there because he made a lot of money, it was up there as he built numerous schools, orphanages, almshouses for the poor in Bristol, London and other places up and down the country, universities for academics, set up over a dozen charities that still run to this day, restructured the port of Bristol to become the busy port it is today.
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  544. ​ @youtwat6525  We're not discussing your history here, it's about Edward Colston's history, something which you're obviously not familiar with, tbh The people of Bristol did not want it taken down, it was just a bunch of student plebs looking to blame the establishment because they love to play the victim. I bet before the BLM riots, those same plebs walked past that statue every day without even knowing who he was, they just saw what was happening in the United States and wanted some of that action over here because they're unhinged and like to play the victim because they feel entitled to something. The proof being that they vandalised it and tore it down without knowing the real reasons why he was up there in the first place. Blinkered by what the Black Liberation Movement riots across the Atlantic which had no connection to the UK, their brains switched off and they behaved like a bunch of monkeys, brainwashed by biased media, becoming drones within a collective hive-mind of ignorance. A media that has never showed the 12-months non-stop BLM riots across the US. Riots and destruction that still continue to this day. Over 2.5 billion dollars in damage and destruction across towns and cities. For example, just Google 'Portland riots' to see that it is still going on. The citizens of Bristol have overwhelmingly signed the petition for Colston to go back up and the council is in talks about it going back up where he rightfully belongs. The real people of Bristol have spoken and they want their founder back up and it looks like it will happen. That's why the people of Bristol want him reinstated, not because he owned a couple of slaves which was the norm for most people of his status at the time.
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  545. After all, that's how it all started. A slippery slope and they can't even see it, that's the frightening thing.
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  546.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  547.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  548. Don't forget, the slave traders of Africa countries who rounded up people from villages and enslaved them for 'payment' in exchange for hundreds of thousand of pounds/dollars of goods, fully-laden ships of merchandise. Don't forget the white people who realised that slavery was wrong and passed the Abolishment Act in 1833 that fell upon deaf ears to the slave traders of Africa. So much so that almost 200 years later, slavery still continues amongst their own people of Africa, today. Context darling, context. Now I bet that 'suprised' you!
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  549. Sontaran? Spoken (and spelled correctly) like a true Dr Who fan. I bet you'd like to see them sweat and gyrate on stage too.
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  550. Indeed, Colston saved thousands of lives from the several hospitals, orphanges and almshouses he built out of his own pocket. A true philanthropist. Something this mob hadn't even considered.
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  551. I think she was referring to K9. Also, the Daleks and Cybermen are not robots, they're more cyborg than anything else. Saying that, this doctor is terrible at bringing any warmth to the table for viewers to adhere themselves to.
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  552.  @Essentially_Nobody  I've tried several times to link to a couple of websites but unfortunately YT won't publish them, sorry.
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  553.  @Essentially_Nobody  Are you getting any notifications from the four attempts I've already done?
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  554.  @XD-yn6hb  I never mentioned surgery.
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  555. Well he did have a gun at first and discarded it by the time the police caught up with him (so hardly nothing) but yea, you're right about the showing of hands in the air. The police need better training to assess individual situations a lot better before making a decision to pull a trigger. I also agree that it seems to be a one-way traffic with the woke, loony lefties.
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  556.  @WalterSBMBateman  You didn't answer my question about the race-swapping, are you okay with this? No the show never had 'strongly intertwined political themes', certainly not in the way the show is used for it today. If the stories in the 1960s and 70s did have a political backdrop to a story, then that's all there was to it, a canvas to paint an overriding character driven story with fantastical elements woven into a metaphorical or allegoric situation that could be reflectively compared to real-world current affairs. Analogies that would often give both sides of the situation which allowed the viewer to make up their own minds about the situation The show was never 'on-the-nose' as it is now and there-in lies the problem, it's no longer an impartial show on an impartial corporation. Whether you are right-wing, or left-wing, viewers should be advocating for an impartial one, which the people in this video are advocating. You trying to show me the door with, there are other cultural works as an escapism for me, then please, after being an avid fan of the show for over 40 years, meeting my heroes attending the 20th Anniversary at Longleat, an annual trip to Blackpool's Exhibition, mostly DW merchandise for Christmas and birthday presents throughout the 1980s from parents and relatives, attending countless conventions throughout the 1980s and 90s, even eventually organising my own 400-strong attendee conventions in the mid-90s... tell me, what other cultural works that I could turn to?
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  557.  @WalterSBMBateman You trying to show me the door with, there are other cultural works as an escapism for me, then please, after being an avid fan of the show for over 40 years, meeting my heroes attending the 20th Anniversary at Longleat, an annual trip to Blackpool's Exhibition from the late-70s onwards, mostly DW merchandise for Christmas and birthday presents throughout the 1980s from parents and relatives, attending countless conventions throughout the 1980s and 90s, even eventually organising my own 400-strong attendee conventions in the mid-90s... tell me, why should I turn to other cultural works and what exactly is out there for me?
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  558. No the show never had 'strongly intertwined political themes', certainly not in the way the show is used for it today. If the stories in the 1960s and 70s did have a political backdrop to a story, then that's all there was to it, a canvas to paint an overriding character driven story with fantastical elements woven into a metaphorical or allegoric situation that could be reflectively compared to real-world current affairs.
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  559. Analogies that would often give both sides of the situation which allowed the viewer to make up their own minds about the situation The show was never 'on-the-nose' as it is now and there-in lies the problem, it's no longer an impartial show on an impartial corporation. Whether you are right-wing, or left-wing, viewers should be advocating for an impartial one, which the people in this video are advocating. Apologies for splitting up the comment as it wouldn't publish as a whole for some reason?
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  560.  @WalterSBMBateman  Also, you didn't answer my question about the political race-swapping, are you okay with this?
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  561. Only if he moves like the one in the Argonauts film, a giant stomping on these rioters.
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  562. Or just all round racist and racist advocators.
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  563.  @mekonta  Notice how they, as well as these campaigners for g r o o m i n g kids in school are using the language and rhetoric of the g a y rights movement of the 1970s and 80s to try and sneak their way into women's spaces as well as s e x u a l i s i n g children.
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  564.  @marvinedwards4282  100%
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  565. The Weeping Angels give me the creeps.
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  566. Make Asylums Great Again.
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  567. ​ @Norman Reviews Games They beg to differ, Normal whether you like it or not, they're part of it and you lot laid the way. They have their trans flag just like any other trans flag and they march at Pride. Even the police are no longer referring to them as paedophiles anymore, they're now normalising them as minor attracted people too. This is the foundation the trans movement have built for them. People could see it happening and they were shouted down as being transphobes and bigots but now they're here in your community and in many instances, welcomed in by it.
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  568. ​ @normanreviewsgames698  Well you should give a damn about it, that's the very reason how they have infiltrated the LGBT community. People became complacent with them and didn't want to call them out as 'queers' became accepting of them that it was a sexual preference just as any other. Evidence? You only need to look on twitter for video and photo evidence of them attending these parades. A recent Pride march in Prague was quite accepting of them I hear. Sorry, but there's this thing called Human Rights and it's the loophole they use to infiltrate the parades and as they're not breaking any laws being at them, there's not much the law can do to remove them as they have every right to be there. They are unfortunately part of the community whether you like it or not. They even stick the 'P' on the end of the every changing umbrella acronym.
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  569.  @Kaz999998  Not sure what you're getting at, you'll have to elaborate, please?
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  570.  @Ermmmmm101  Exactly, the OP feigns outrage that these NEW laws are out to get them. The reason why these NEW laws have come into play is because for decades, genuine transsexuals just wanted to live their lives as quietly as possible until a NEW generation seeing a loophole to get closer to children jumped on the community and hijacked it. Children never used to be involved until around 7 years ago. Once that started to happen, people weren't happy about it.
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  571. @Obsidian Pike It's pretty tricky to find in full online, so I'll save you the trouble: Part 1: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6zw13o Part 2: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6zw2lx It was only a small fair on BBC Four and not a large-scale television production for its main channel such as this new TWOTW but it works perfectly on a smaller budget as anything bigger it would probably lose all its charm.
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  572. More concerning are the numerous r a p e s that go on inside women's prisons by men p r e t e n d i n g to be women.
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  573.  @jennifersolomon2769  More concerning are the numerous 'wrapes' that go on inside women's prisons by men p r e t e n d i n g to be women. Men that were convicted of s e x o f f e n c e s on w o m e n on the outside world.
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  574. More concerning are the numerous r a p e s that go on inside women's...
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  575.  @jennifersolomon2769  ​ More concerning are the numerous r a p e s that go on 'inside' by m e n p r e t e n d i n g to be w o m e n. M e n that were convicted of s e x o f f e n c e s on w o m e n on the outside world.
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  576.  @jennifersolomon2769  More concerning are the rapes that go on inside them.
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  577. ​ @Jennifer Solomon rapes that go on inside women's
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  578.  @jennifersolomon2769  r a p e s...
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  579. Well it is the TYT channel.
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  580. I'm apolitical, so no Right-winger but you do realise it was the Republicans under Trump who launched their global campaign to make being LGBT no longer illegal as a global thing, right? Biden hasn't done anything anywhere near that. Look it up, the manifesto was legislated in 2019.
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  581.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  582. Hope she kept on walking, preferably to a black indigenous country.
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  583. ​ @Capybarrrraaaa  You are being funny, as you're irrationally getting upset over someone that lived over 300 years ago. 'Horrific things'? What horrific things did he do? He did more great than you'll ever do even if you got to live your life twice over. Slavery, although morally wrong, was perfectly legal back then and it was as normal as the internet is to you now. You cannot judge and condemn him for the times he lived in from our 21st Century perspective. Of course he deserves to be remembered for all the thousands of lives he helped save. You know that the RAC was created to monitor slavery and guidelines were put in place so that slaves were better treated, right? It was the body that eventually evolved into the Abolishment. The slave traders were the African tribes that captured their own people in exchange for goods and merchandise. The British ended slavery in 1833 and put pressure on other countries to do the same and most complied, except for the many countries of Africa, that still to this day trade in slaves. You should focus your energy, not a keyboard warroir activist but getting out there and actually doing something about it, for real, rather than someone that's been dead for 300+ years!
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  584.  @aysekymz2270  Robots do not have biological components in them, they're all mechanical, hence why they are different and have separate names for each kind.
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  585.  @aysekymz2270  K9 was the Doctor's friend, so...
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  586.  @crackerscheese33  Yep.
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  587. Very popular in Lenny Henry's household, street and community. Even writing in asking to be on the show.
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  588. I think people would prefer Naomi Seibt rather than Greta. Naomi Seibt gives the real facts behind the science rather than scaremongering tactics.
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  589.  @jellycoding  Science-denier? She uses science as her basis from factual research and evidence, rather than over-emotional fee-fees.
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  590. What's the downvote total? I can't see it as I haven't installed the extension app.
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  591. I thought the story was going to be set in 1976 during the punk era when I first read about the title. Shame.
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  592. 'Nazis' is plural.
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  593.  @APAC2002  You're damn right I am. Standards must not fall in people.
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  594. No, transwomen can do women's sports, it's called cheating.
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  595. Their endgame is paedophilia.
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  596. Come back to reality.
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  597. Chemically castrating, yes.
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  598. The amount of people who think these institutions are nothing but 'One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest' types, are seriously out of touch with modern institutions.
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  599. Is it any wonder that their cause is collapsing, even more so that it's happening in June '23, the month of 'Pride', with this sort of petulant attitude.
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  600. Too late, the petition from the people of Bristol have already decided what's going up there... and it's not the one that was barely up there for a day.
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  601. There is no heterosexual and cisgender indoctrination in schools.
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  602.  @ravenwind420  Please answer the questions I put to you.
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  603.  @XavMarz  Who said anything about transsexuals doing it? It's obvious that people are referring to those in authority and responsible for children.
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  604.  @tugacralho2453  It's obvious that people are referring to those in authority and those responsible for children.
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  605. It didn't go in the water.
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  606.  @PEGGLORE  It was obvious you were being glib and witty and another poster demonstrates yet another perfect example as to why SJWs and the far-left stifle satire and many other forms of comedy, as well as creativity.
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  607.  @gameshowguy2000  Answer me this or stfu. What is the percentage of trans teenagers reverting back to their birth gender? What 'rights' are these trans activists after anyway apart from the rights they already have? Do you have any idea what Medroxyprogesterone acetate does to a child?
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  608. You don't need to know her as she has never achieved anything apart from stand in front of laser scanner to get scanned for a plastic 3D-print of a plastic statue.
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  609. Well technically transvestites, that's what they were called up until as recently as 8 years ago. I bet even the genuine transvestites are holding their heads in embarrassment at these imbeciles.
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  610.  @osukurose3745  Christianity has been around for two-thousand years, it's hardly 'flavour of the month', cretin.
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  611. You do realise it was the Republicans under Trump who launched their global campaign to make being LGBT no longer illegal as a global thing, right? Biden hasn't done anything anywhere near that. Look it up, the manifesto was legislated in 2019.
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  612. The statue wasn't because of the normal construct of the time of owning slaves, it's because he was a merchant and basically founded Bristol into the thriving port it is today. He also set up over a dozen charities that are still running to this day as well as the Colston University, which ironically most of those brainwashed students still probably attend. Don't solely blame him for owning slaves, blame the black tribe leaders of Africa that captured them and then willingly sold them on to him and every other slave owner. I imagine those slaves had a better life in England anyway, food, water and a roof over their heads. No good fighting racism with racism and partisan politics that creates chaos so that they can seemingly rescue you from it, that is not the answer to the problem.
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