Comments by "Bernie the Kiwi Dragon" (@berniethekiwidragon4382) on "Atozy" channel.

  1. At everyone else's expense.
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  2. Assuming he doesn't tick off a mob boss in prison.
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  3.  @DW51380  He hasn't proved it. He merely conformed to it.
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  4.  @geoffdundee  No, it is not. It may be in his genes, but not everybody's.
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  5. It's as if the South Park team threw it together last-minute.
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  6. American prisons can be extremely harsh. Inhumanely so, in some cases, where prisoners end up dying due to heat, untreated illnesses, etc. Is your friend aware of that?
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  7. ​@Capohanf1 As Sideshow Bob's brother said to him before he squeezed the plunger to the dynamite, "There may be a slight ringing in your ears. Fortunately, you'll be nowhere near them."
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  8. For all humanity.
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  9. ​ @EduardoKing-p8u No he won't. He doesn't fit into any party.
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  10.  @AdeleRafael-uc8ve  If I had to pick one. The Republicans. His brazen lack of consideration for others is the primary reason.
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  11. I don't doubt that some, maybe many Americans, don't know about comfort women, given the current state of literacy, especially in some parts of their country. That said, I still don't think most Americans would go to another country and desecrate a statue like Somali did, even if you have no idea about what it represents.
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  12. It's like Alex Jones, except she has no powerful friends to shield her from the consequences of her actions.
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  13. When did people stop teaching their children to chew with their mouths closed?
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  14. And if it comes backs that she is perfectly sane?
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  15.  @rossigrace5031  I was rather counting on the results of the evaluation indicating that she is mentally fit for trial and that she cannot be exempt from legally liability.
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  16. In English, we say "teach him a lesson", and "learn him a lesson" is normally considered bad English, UNLESS you mean it in a severe, underhanded way. Go learn him a lesson, South Korea. You'd be doing all of humanity a favour.
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  17. How did she fall for such an obvious scam? How was she so oblivious?
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  18. If you are suspected to have any form of cancer, you don't wait TWO YEARS to confirm it!
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  19. Nah, nah, nah. He would get beaten up in Korea. Were he in Mexico, he would likely have ticked off somebody in one of those Cartels that decapitate people before now.
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  20. ​ @djonnserpant8325 "C U Next Tuesday"? Yup.
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  21. This is why I'm resistant to dating apps. If I can see a woman in person, at least I can verify she exists.
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  22. An island could conceivably have a bridge or ferry connecting trains from the mainland. Obviously, there is neither in this case, and this nitwit clearly never did his research.
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  23. I'm not a mental health expert, but his behaviour is absolutely not what most people will call "normal". Even his facial expressions look completely "off".
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  24. ​ @BreakofDawn His expression just as he's about to pull the "pranks" also looks really weird.
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  25.  @hadmatter9240  We pay collectively for our healthcare. It is no different from how health insurance works, only the pot is far bigger, and there is no profit incentive to maintain... well, the bits that haven't been contracted out to private companies, anyway. It keeps our society healthier and more productive as a whole, at a fraction of the cost of the US. Our national life expectancy is one good indicator of that.
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  26. He's lucky doing this in the US didn't end with he getting shot.
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  27. Prank? What's the joke?
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  28. At some point, they are going to have to proceed with the trial. Any other charges he builds up afterwards will have to go to a second trial.
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  29. He's a twit.
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  30.  @AdeleRafael-uc8ve  Pick a party for this twit to join.
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  31. Or the whoopie cushion, or the springy snakes in a peanut-brittle can. Those are pranks and practical jokes.
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  32. Stay in school, or learn a trade, kids. Don't be like Johnny Somali.
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  33. ​ @MrWolfSnack Indeed. Even if she qualified in another country, like the UK, France, Germany, etc., she still can't just go practice in the US, and vice versa. Each country has strict requirements for health care professionals, and there will often be extra requirements for training and assessments before you will be allowed to transfer your practice.
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  34. And the worst that happens is you give someone bad hair for weeks, which isn't fatal in the slightest. These phony dentists can get somebody killed.
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  35. It's happened to me before, because I was OWED pay by the company I was working for.
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  36. 6:56 He's a pimp. He's selling his women's bodies, including his own "girlfriend's". He's a bloody pimp. Also, that Burberry's get-up? He's telling you he's a chav. Goes well with his brag: knows the price for everything, but not the value of anything.
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  37. She's a scammer, a con-man, a fraud. There is no such thing as a psychic. There has never been any evidence of any person seeing into the future, or reading people's minds.
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  38. Is this what passes for entertainment among teenagers!? What the actual hell!? I have never been leaning more towards banning Tik Tok than now. At least, stop impressionsble young people getting on to the platform!
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  39. Indeed. All people have to do is take a look at even just a few anatomy illustrations to see what structures are in your face: skin, muscles, bones, joints, fascia, nerves, blood supply... every single one of these can be adversely affected if you have an unqualified person operate on the area, to say nothing of other parts of the body a botched procedure can affect.
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  40. Now that he's rid of her.
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  41. Boo-hoo, Johnny.
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  42. That's ultimately not why he did all of this BS. I don't buy that was what he was trying to prove. I think he is using that as an excuse. He's just trying to get internet famous.
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  43. They are held hostage. Blink twice if you are in trouble.
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  44. ​ @mindgames11 That's why we keep hearing prison sentences from the US that wind up over 100 years long.
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