Comments by "ReyTheJediLady ViaJakku" (@reythejediladyviajakku6078) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. I love how supportive her husband was. It wasn’t very common back then to have ambitions and have your husband backing you up all the way
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  2. Empress wang was probably like “ She was supposed to be my sidekick not my replacement “
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  3. Will we get one on Eleanor of Aquitaine?
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  4. Anna Leonowens the real life teacher behind “The King and I”
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  5. I doula say troubled. Her father’s abuse and neglect of her added with the whole Annie Boleyn as the evil stepmother twisted her up
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  6. Harriet’s mother was a brave woman.
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  7. Winston Churchill definitely took after his ancestor. Duchess of Marlborough would be a fascinating topic for the future
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  8. Can we please get one for Eleanor of Aquitaine?
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  9.  @WIDBAU  I like that so much better than Karen cuz I know women named Karen who are awesome. Thatcher is a much better name for someone who acts like a “Karen “
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  10.  @JC-bd5ho  really? What are some examples?
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  11. RocKnight Patton had a way with words
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  12. That mother was a social workers nightmare. Maybe if she had been a better mom, Manson wouldn’t have been a psycho
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  13. Why was he never arrested just for stalking?
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  14. Everyone has money problems, they DON’T MURDER THEIR CHILDREN
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  15. You’d think someone better known would have been more tightly protected while he was in town. Just one police officer keeping an eye out? Really?
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  16. This is what happens when police ignores a report of a red flag
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  17. It takes a special kind of psycho to do something like that
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  18. I can understand how my modern brain would have trouble wrapping my head around the whole concubine system but from a historical perspective, it was what was considered normal. From a modern perspective......I’d have lots to say about it
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  19. Like how is it used? As a swear word on its own or in replacement of another word like the F word ?
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  20. I always wonder if he really believed in the civil rights or was it a political move
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  21. Pliny the Younger indeed. He’s exactly what we needed
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  22. “I’m gonna stop being king now. Be nice to me little brother.”
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  23. Yeah seriously. Like Margaret thatcher could find anything else to cut in the budget that wasn’t so important to children’s health?
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  24. I’d watch that
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  25. Hey, Simon. What do you think about this current pandemic? Would you say it surpasses the flu of 1918 in symptoms and casualties?
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  26.  @ajstevens1652  they were so sure that he was a troublemaker that they were willing to risk some rioting just to be rid of him when all he wanted was for fair treatment of African Americans
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  27. I’m gonna say it: Mr Rogers kept things real and I love how he did that
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  28. Good thing he abdicated especially given many of the things he said during the war
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  29. rhijulbec1 I’m really sorry for your loss but what a amazing story of what a beautiful person he was. Thank you for sharing this with us
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  30. John “ I’m king,p. You need to like me “ Nobles “ No!”
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  31. Harriet, you are awesome and we love you.
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  32. Are we going to get a video for Ruth Bader Ginsberg? She’s worth talking about
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  33.  @h1p.h0p  because it’d be better to protect the man than risk the potential for rioting which is what happened right after MLK was killed
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  34. Charles is a louse and I don’t like him for how he treated Diana
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  35. Never underestimate a court lady with a brain and a relentless ambition
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  36. Shoot! What did Protestants ever do to HIM?
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  37. Are you gonna do Ruth bader Ginsberg soon?
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  38. Lincoln should have been more appreciative of what Harriet was doing. You think it’s easy to help slaves to freedom? If anything, Harriet knew the risk but took it to do the right thing
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  39. Aku I agree. Hachiko has a notable story of his own and I’d love a dog like him
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  40. That’s part of the problem: prisons kept paroling his butt
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  41. You’re doing fine with the Italian, Simon
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  42. A wonderful way to do business
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  43. What an amazing dog. I’d love to see one on the Akita Hachiko
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  44. I’m gonna say it: Mr Rogers kept things real and I love how he did that
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  45. Considering the lifestyles of Victoria’s uncles, her ascension was probably a breath of fresh air.
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  46. We can definitely blame parents for not nipping that bullying in the bud
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  47. We can blame Klara for that entitlement
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  48.  @hzq-yg8bj  really? What do you have?
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  49. I don’t blame puyi’s first reaction. It’s a lot for a 2 year old to take in
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  50. Interesting how the son of a clergy would become a criminal though his father physically abusing him wouldn’t help things
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