Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth" channel.

  1. It's actually a good thing when the reporters don't indulge in phony fairness.
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  2. Again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and...
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  3. It's a phrase that was once more commonly used by police/reporters. I hadn't heard it in a while. Your examples aren't what "random" means.
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  4. Indeed.
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  5. Why are they being told to go?
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  6.  @BridgesDontFly  76 million?
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  7. You support ethnic cleansing?
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  8. You want people deported for doing the right thing? What if it was for a cause that you supported?
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  9. It can, but it ought not to.
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  10. Asking for asylum is perfectly legal.
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  11. There's nothing funny here.
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  12.  @gomjabarr9609  I don't think that it's funny to expel people who are doing the right thing.
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  13. Ok, but did they do that? This report doesn't say.
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  14.  @David-rl7yr  The Israeli government is ethnically cleansing large parts of Gaza, and some of the West Bank as well (they're auctioning land in the latter). You don't need a non-citizen to tell you, or at least that shouldn't be necessary. In any case, I don't want to expel people who are advocating against ethnic cleansing, apartheid, etc. Suppose that they had gotten involved in a cause that you supported, or, more importantly, that the administration supported? What then?
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  15.  @JustinCaseYourasking  That's not a rebuttal.
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  16.  @David-rl7yr  They speak a different variety of Arabic, their customs are probably a bit different, and it wouldn't surprise me if their cuisine is different. That's beside the point, as they are once again being violently, murderously, expelled from their land. That's been happening since 1948. Also, they are different from Israelis in most of those categories, so yes, it's ethnic cleansing, and Jordanians are irrelevant.
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  17. Anyone within the US has the same rights of speech/assembly/etc. That includes activities opposed to US support for Zionist ethnic cleansing.
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  18.  @drew2901  There are more ways than that.
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  19. It seems pretty bad, actually.
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  20. Them?
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  21. True.
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  22. "Point in time..." No, that's impossible. Points are in space. It's a moment in time.
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  23.  @007amy-n1b  Look up the phrase "No True Scotsman."
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  24.  @GregMaxwell-rw1gl  *you're
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  25.  @AmonAnon-vw3hr  Clergy are so often talking about how religion is supposed to make people better.
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  26.  @GregMaxwell-rw1gl  How so?
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  27. ?
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  28. Someday soon, people will leave their phones at home when they commit crimes.
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  29. I know exactly where this is. I'm not surprised.
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  30. Bad.
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  31.  @williampommeranz6821  Yes, I think that visas would be pulled based on the caprices of the people in power. That's terrible.
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  32.  @LoriL010  Would it bother you if they were active for a cause that you supported?
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  33.  @DJ-769  These requirements are arbitrary and rather craven.
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  34.  @LoriL010  Voting? We don't have an 8-hour workday because people elected politicians to change things. It's because so many people were willing to stand up to the bosses, who were willing to unleash lethal violence from paid goons. Women can vote and obtain contraception because so many of them were willing to take direct action. Without pressure from below, nothing changes from above. Direct action gets the goods.
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  35. ??
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  36. Anymore? Domestic-violence murders are as old as our species.
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  37. I think she's just deranged.
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  38.  @dancalmpeaceful3903  "Bullsquat..." It's ok to swear on the Internet.
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  39. Why?
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  40. It's on CNN.
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  41.  @SabrinaHayworth  The Great Crime Decline that began in the early '90s is still with us. Lurid news reporting gives a misleading picture.
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  42.  @Ted11-l5r  It's not the biggest, but it is getting coverage, including at the national level.
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  43.  @JesseHendricks-l5q  *you're
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  44.  @CT-5555-7  Most of the deaths in the most recent riots (not necessarily Ferguson nor Rodney King; I'm not sure about those one way or the other) were the work of cops, vigilantes, accelerationist Boogaloo types, and apolitical lumpen.
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  45.  @tonyyglesias7784  I'm seeing it on a lot of places now.
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  46. No, but decency would suggest that a reason should be forthcoming. Also, stop shouting.
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  47. They might have, but there's no mention of that here.
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  48. Why does this bother you so much?
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  49. Anyone within the US has the rights of free speech/assembly/etc.
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  50.  @naby214  I realize that it can be revoked, but it shouldn't be.
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