Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "CNN" channel.

  1. The woman who can't trust Obama doesn't look as though she trusts her hairdresser either.
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  2. It's amazing that Trump has got this far in life and even made it to President without ever having to be the slightest bit competent.
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  3. He's hardly going to get the military to support him in a coup now. He's malign. He's pardoning the swamp.
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  4.    Stupidity is believing Covid is some kind of conspiracy theory or doesn't exist. Being asked to wear a mask is to protect people and communities. How come they can't do such a little thing for the sake of their communities? If people don't, the reality will come home to them eventually because in the USA there are already nearly 7m cases and over 200,000 deaths. The numbers are only going to continue to rise while stupidity rules, and even Trump knows that the victims are more likely to be his supporters since they are more likely not to wear masks.
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  5. @just so ya know You're only leader of the free world when people outside of your country think you are. Otherwise it's just nationalist vain and empty boasting.
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  6. Trump will say. I don't know these people. I never met them.
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  7. Surely he's going to stop over Christmas at least. His staff will need a break.
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  8.  @brainbarz  No. Offering a free education service is just my charitable endeavour on the side.
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  9.    You're an expert and a scientist I suppose? Good luck with your beliefs. These are the figures fed into the daily count by all countries including the US of A. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
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  10. @just so ya knowGood luck with that.
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  11. His authority is 'toadal' because he's a toad. Never mind the constitution.
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  12.  @mogdaboi  If Trump is the leader of the free world, the free world is in deep shit. We need someone with a brain. Out of those two, Merkel definitely wins on response to Covid 19. I'm perhaps not surprised that you don't know enough about her to see her merits since you can't even spell her name.
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  13.  @gustavobarajas6155  Science is of course the answer. What other answer do you have? If it wasn't for science our populations would have been as low as in the days before we had science.
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  14.    Do you have spaghetti for brains? Don't be so silly. Where do you get this nonsense from?
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  15. When I was governor of Indiana I once put out a fire in a building.
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  16. I see 'reach out' is now the euphemism for 'harrass'. The guy saying 'the punishment for treason is death', is he still sticking to that viewpoint now that all the evidence points to the 'treason' being on the Trump side?
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  17. Roman Darius. So you should understand how bad racism is if you suffer from it don't you? Also you should understand it because South Africa dealt it out for many years in the worst kind of ways.
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  18. Chris Cuomo always looks like he's traumatized or about to cry.
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  19. Roman Darius. So you think blacks will behave exactly like racist whites, if they have the chance? I wonder why.
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  20. 'When I took over Syria'. Lol. He thinks he's Assad.
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  21.  Leonaza7  Was he right when he said that the revolutionary army seized the airports in 1775?
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  22.  @justsomeguywithoutamustach2391  Nuking helps nothing and would kill millions of innocent people.
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  23. He certainly admires dictators in other countries and the way banana republics behave. He thinks the USA is merely a business and he's the boss.
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  24. I don't think God likes liars.
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  25. Must be nice for his wife, eh?
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  26.  @petrfrizen6078  Commander in Chief of people he called 'losers'.
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  27.  @mogdaboi ' I'd have' or I'd've not 'I'd of'. Don't Trump supporters get an education? Merkel is equal to the task of what she's taken on. When you think that Germany had to make a success of the reunification of Germany, which involved the integration of East Germany with West Germany - an East Germany whose economy was vastly different from that of West Germany, and they did it successfully, the integration of German society will not be such a problem, particularly as they have a successful economy and a sensible intelligent leader. Trump made America wealthier for the wealthy, not for the ordinary Joe who can become bankrupt if he gets a serious illness and whose wages have flatlined or reduced. He's not made it safer when the USA is leading the world in the number of Covid 19 cases and Trump constantly flip flops and flaps uselessly in his response to that. Trump couldn't even manage his own businesses successfully and has quite a few failures behind him, only surviving because his debts were so big that his creditors couldn't afford to see him go under - a fine role model for nobody.
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  28. He talks a lot of nonsense.
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  29. Trump's 'achievement', if it can be called that, is to make everyone suspicious of every bit of information they get from almost anyone in the government or the media now.
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  30. Aren't Trump's businesses heavily dependent on Russian loans? Putin could pull the rug from under Trump at any time he chooses. While Putin rules Trump, he rules the USA.
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  31.  @valgambino8292  When did you wake up?
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  32.  @GrowingUpMixed  But the proposal isn't to take away all guns.
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  33. How dare you Gavin Sharp. Clearly you've never been to Hampstead, Highgate, Muswell Hill, Crouch End, lovely "villages" all. London also has more parks than any other city I can think of.
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  34.  @mrrey8937  Not true. That was a lie. The bill was the same and the spending was always mandatory.
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  35. Hippocratic oath
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  36. Hillary did win the popular vote by 3m. If the electoral college puts Trump in again the country will have a heck of a job ever trying to get him out. He has already spoken about how things should change so that he gets a 3rd term too. I think it will be difficult to get him to leave this time if he loses. He won't accept it.
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  37.  @Chittamama16  * folk is a plural term. No need for an s at the end.
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  38. Pence has nothing under his belt.
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  39.  Rob C  That's a great joke.
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  40.  @harleydude-xo8pu  Blockheads will always label as alt left people of reason, people who value the constitution, and people who think and tell the truth. Also the self described alt right seem to assume there is an alt left but there isn't. There's just the left.
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  41.  @mariontinsley8646  Clearly he didn't trip and fall on his own, you can see clearly what happened in the video unless you need to go to Specsavers..
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  42.  @jcat1507  He thinks he's Assad. Lol.
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  43.  @brewed_for_success  Bot?
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  44. *never have not never of (Surely he would know the difference between a verb and a preposition.)
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  45.  @therb6365  I understand the English. I don't understand why you would address that comment to me. What untruth have I stated? I'm not American so I don't vote for the blues. (There's no apostrophe in blues, so it seems it's you that can't write). You vote for exploitation then. You are one of those who love being exploited or love exploiting others.
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  46. Mr Beat. She doesn't want to get into his personal life, but she's happy for Trump to get into other people's personal lives.
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  47.  Cookie Monster  I don't think he's saying any of that. He's trying to speak to say 'Get off my neck, Trump'.
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  48.  @yooo711  But are all the survivors back to normal? This disease can cause longer term problems and sometimes permanent damage . Also it seems that people can get it more than once, so unless there's an effective vaccine, if it doesn't damage people the first time around it could infect and damage them later in their lives. At present in the USA there have been 16.5 million cases and over 300,000 deaths. That's a lot of deaths, regardless of percentage terms but it's closer to 2% of cases. 2% of the whole population if the infection spread to everyone, would be about 6.6 million deaths.6.6 million is not to be dismissed as 'bullshit'
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  49.  Pudgee Monkey  Anyone would be better than Trump.
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  50. *losing
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  51.  ms evon  Maybe the one pulling him away was higher rank and he didn't feel he had a choice.
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  52.  J Haj  Are you saying that what Mattis is saying is fake news? I think Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone in the street and his supporters would still support him. They look for any excuse for his behaviour rather than seeing it for what it is.
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  53.  @leeuniverse  I read the article. She says she's 'super pro Bernie'. What she said about government and small businesses does not relate to Biden's time but it's clear she just dipped a toe in the water for her mittens. (She only ever made 30 pairs) She is a teacher and a mother and doesn't have time for it anyway (said Bernie). I know myself that it takes a long time to make anything by hand. Commercial production is done by machine. To get a profit on hand production the prices would need to be set too high to compete, so it's really technology developments that have made it not worth it as a business. It's a pity because her methods are ecologically sound. She makes them from recycled materials. Maybe Biden will introduce greener policies that would make such a business more viable.
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  54. Free speech exists but public opprobrium also exists, and TV companies don't want to lose money. In the end the market rules.
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  55. Kron Hertz. London's not for backward looking people or fascists.
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  56. I still wouldn't live in a high rise if you paid me. Doesn't this building even have a name?
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  57.  Michael Sweeney  Hardly.
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  58.  @therb6365  You thought your comment was so good you'd post it twice, or perhaps you are not good with technology.
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  59.  @cautionfiamable  Not at all. That Hillary got 3m more votes than Trump is a fact that can be fact checked on any independent fact check site. Here is Trump saying he will negotiate a third terms because 'he is entitled to it'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmC0du_5TII Or do you think Trump is lying when he says that? There are plenty of videos of him where he declines to answer the question of whether he will accept the election result if he loses. He just says something non committal such as 'we'll see'. Roger Stone, his strategist, has advised him to declare martial law if he loses. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/roger-stone-martial-law-trump/
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  60.  @leeuniverse  I don't know what 'side hustle' means but people often blame taxes when there are other underlying causes of business failure, simply because they don't like taxes and it's a convenient excuse. In the UK there have been a lot of tax cuts but whatever the tax level, there are always those (mainly business interests) who claim taxes are too high. I think for them taxes would always be 'too high' no matter what the level.
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  61.  @virginiapicker  Bring in the straight jacket and the men in white coats.
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  62.  @alexthurner43  The British wrote their constitution after WW2. It's better than our own which just evolved over time.
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  63. If you ever watched an interview with him, he's a motormouth who spews lies and nastiness and he talks over people and never listens or properly answers any questions put to him.
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  64.  @theambiguoustruth8167  Sure. He told them what they wanted to hear even though he admitted privately that it wasn't true.
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  65.  @kristycampbell5986  I don't read links from people who use profanities. It's perfectly clear what I'm saying if you've been watching the committee evidence from Trump's own aides.
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  66. It's shameful that, in a wealthy society, people should ever have had to die from treatable conditions.
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  67. Johnny Stugotts. One good thing about London is that the "pig ignorant" tend not to like it and leave.
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  68. Louiee. You can find food from all over the world in London. It's not bland.
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  69.  @milaarucan1116  Now he's the super spreader. Way to go.
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  70. Never mind. It's not a barrier to the Presidency. Trump manages without a brain.
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  71.  @a.steinherr9944  Yes, true. It must have been a split second decision for him. At least he had the intention initially, but I wonder what he could have done himself that would have been any use. That man was unconscious and bleeding a lot from his ear. He needed immediate medical care and paramedics. Did he survive? Who is/was he?
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  72.  @explorer0213  My brain's in gear. Yours is jammed with lunatic conspiracy theories.
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  73. How on Earth did Trump's parents ever get him to understand the word 'No', or did they never say that word to him?
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  74.  @austinreese5553  Lol. Only women can get endometriosis.
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  75. She's just talking bullshit though. George Soros was 13 in 1944 when the Nazis invaded Hungary and the war was over in 1945.
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  76.  @leeuniverse  Is it too high taxes or the Covid pandemic?
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  77. David V. When Sergei Magnitsky (acountant) was investigating tax corruption in Russia, he was imprisoned and beaten up and killed in jail. A political opponent of Putin, Boris Nemtsov, was assassinated 2 days before he was to take part in a peace rally against Russia's 'involvement in the war in Ukraine and the financial crisis in Russia'. That's how your rule of law works
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  78.  @fringemajority8805  @ 'All of the sudden' implies there is only one sudden in the world.
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  79.  @adamsbeclosing  He's not a wrecker of his country for his own personal gain like Trump is. Trump is scared of all the legal cases that will be taken against him when he leaves office. If he gets elected a second time, I expect he will want to change the law that says Presidents can only serve 2 terms. Frankly one term of him is one term too long.
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  80. Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence, but making sure the whole story is told seems a good solution.
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  81.  Elizabeth Medina  The Big boys? - more like the overgrown infantile idiots
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  82.  @4309chris  Empty of non Covid patients because overwhelmed with Covid patients who have to be kept in quarantined areas.
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  83. For 17 years Farage has taken his EU salary and expenses while doing nothing for them except moaning at the EU. What a waste of money. He's a member of the elite himself. He was a commodity trader in the City of London.
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  84. People are now being heard and seen who were not heard and seen before. What sad things are being revealed. How heartless is ACA repeal and "Trumpcare" proposals. Makes me sad to see the problems some people cope with so courageously in the US and angry at uncaring politicians.
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  85. Relevance?
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  86. Trump is always the hero in his own fantasy.
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  87. * a woman (singular) (women is plural). It's not to do with morals. It's to do with science and beliefs.
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  88. I think it was only a theory for a long time. It's very recent that it's been realised that the AIs way of working, as currently developed, will lead to it outsmarting us. That's because they have tried various methods of creating AI with varying degrees of success, but more recently struck upon the one that works best, and is so much better than the rest.
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  89. @fucian j Que? Trump is not a socialist.
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  90. @fucian j That quotation has nothing to do with socialism. It's from a poem 'Marmion' by the Scottish author Sir Walter Scott. Socialism has nothing to do with Trump. Basically you are just putting unrelated things together to express your prejudices. Socialism has nothing to do with the USA. The 'left' in America is not really proposing socialism but social democracy i.e a capitalism that is regulated to provide a fair welfare system to the propulation.
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  91.  @raymondglaser8481  What right does the governor have to change the law to restrict voting, while the elected representatives are excluded from the process? She wasn't being disruptive. She was just seeking entrance as she is entitled to, as an elected representative. Tough that he's on TV. He shouldn't be doing it like that in the first place.
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  92.  @greghendershot6126  No, I'm not going to conspiracy sites. That's a waste of my time. You can go to independent fact check sites, but I guess you wouldn't want to read something you disagreed with. I'm not wasting any more time on this now.
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  93.  @xijinping8893  You'd hardly have to sell a turnip to do that. Trump is the biggest convincer that Trump is bad. Chinese troll?
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  94.  @robertwilson207  O.K Trump's not a Nazi but a fascist by instinct. Merkel isn't anti Jewish.
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  95. So did her children pay. They paid twice over.
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  96. @Beastbombshell He didn't have to meet them as individuals. He addressed them as crowds and encouraged them.
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  97. Trump probably doesn't tell him anything. Trump can't explain anything.
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  98. Yes they become snowflakes
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  99. Emma Martin. I know that. I was commenting on the fact that Elizabeth M could not spell his name.
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  100. Why is he holding the bible? Perhaps he's looking for 'And Jesus said, 'Get out the national guard and dominate the streets'.
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  101.  @Angels1168  Evidence of that?
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  102.  @Angels1168  There must be loads of stuff on their website. Which part is lies and who says so? What evidence is there that they have lied?
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  103.  @ErinLMiller  Well medics insist on wearing them. Duh! They also stop people from coughing and sneezing over others. Duh! I'm not going to reply any more on this thread because stupid people wish to stay stupid, so I'll grant them their wish.
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  104. I think Fauci's previously answered this many times, but Rand Paul keeps raising the issue. In the end it's no good giving explanations over and over to a fool who can't understand or doesn't really want to hear the truth.
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  105. It gets translated simultaneously.
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  106. Trump's ambition was to be a dictator. That's clear.
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  107. As long as Trump (or Trump campaign funds) is paying them, lawyers will continue with 'clownish lawsuits'. They are laughing all the way to the bank.
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  108.  @romanireva  Ah, the American dream, when it turned into a nightmare.
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  109. If Trump was really bothered about the amount, why didn't he proposed higher amount earlier in order to avoid unnecessary hold up of the Bill? He wants to look like a good guy while being a bad guy, and if people believe he's a good guy, he's some kind of alchemist that can appear to turn crap into gold.
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  110. The market rules. If you say stuff that people loathe they will not buy your products and the companies that employ you will not buy them either.
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  111. *to retire
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  112. He's having a tantrum or perhaps a 'tantrump'.
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  113.  @annab6948  The devil has been cast out.
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  114. Of course it should make a difference to Fox news otherwise they will get sued again.
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  115.  @laurienicosia3870  It wasn't made by Trump, but Trump is a leader who should be leading the US out of this, not constantly whining and being useless. Conspiracy theories are always useful for avoiding the truth - he's useless as a leader. Other countries have been hit by the virus too but some of their leaders have taken the right action and are now ready to start getting back to normal.
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  116.  @joebidenisapedophile  You're obviously a big fan of Trump. I discovered the cages were put there under the Obama regime but Trump made massive use of them. He could have done better than Obama, not worse, if he's such a hero. Trump's ruling on Jerusalem made it more difficult for the 2 state solution to the Palestine'Israeli conflict to come about and he is a such a one sided supporter of Israel that Israel takes this as carte blanche to carry on building illegally in occupied territory. With Iran, his refusal to honour the agreement is actually an incentive for them to build nuclear weapons as he's left them with nowhere to go. Anyway I'm wasting my time debating with such a convinced Trump fan so that's enough from me.
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  117. His biggest achievement was getting into office.
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  118. American cops seem terrified. They fear and shoot for the least little reason.
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  119.  @Gaius__  I'm not a legal expert so I'm not going to try and figure that, out but I read that it was thought to be too difficult to get agreement for a constitution after WW2. The difficulty was 'resolved' by the the can being kicked down the road.
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  120.  @stefonetyus4869  Cereal, (particularly oats), contains fibre which is good for the digestion and a preventive for colon cancer. Oats also lower cholesterol. Processes food is expensive and not so good. Cooking from raw ingredients is the healthiest and often cheaper as the food goes further.
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  121.  @a.b3203  Absolutely not.
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  122.  @maekong2010  👍
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  123. H Max. Trump is best at sowing confusion. His views change so frequently and depend on who he is talking to.
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  124.  @noiselatrine9862  Thanks. I thought I'd seen that sort of format of response before.
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  125.  @c.garcia2363  It wasn't a criticism, just an observation. I'm sure it's not easy being the brother of Andrew, and I'm sure he does care. People can't always help how they look. From 8:02 I see he had a bad case of Covid so maybe that's affected him in other ways too.
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  126.  @tedbeach4766  The point is that he.wanted to go when his supporters were storming the Capitol after praising them and asking for metal detectors to be removed. He would have been seen by the mob and by anyone else who saw him, as encouraging or even leading the illegal activity that day. His security men were either viewing him as potentially in danger from the mob (unlikely) or not wanting to facilitate his being seen in association with the mob.
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  127.  @brewed_for_success  If he was leading a mob engaged in illegal activity, yes, that's a crime.
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  128.  @potcrak1  If you are saying what I think you are saying, there's no point is saying one type of criminal activity is better or worse than another, if they are both criminal activity. The fact that it's criminal is the important thing and you wouldn't expect the country's leader to be indulging in it, since he is meant to stand for law and order, and the constitution, and be some kind of role model.
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  129.  @tedbeach4766  I didn't know that. Thanks.
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  130.  @potcrak1  I don't have a lot of opinions about ANTIFA but if their name is accurate being against fascism sounds like what they are about. Are you saying you feel the need to defend fascism from ANTIFA?
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  131. O Roger, you need to be less black and white about the international situation. Let Taiwan be free of that Tyranny in China if it wants to. The Chinese invaded Tibet, the Chinese are currently oppressing the Uighurs and also oppress their own people. Alternative views are not allowed in China and the internet is not freely available. Ukraine never had any foreign missiles installed before Russia invaded. Russia lied about its intentions to invade and it also is the one that won't negotiate unless it gets everything it wants including Ukrainian lands.
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  132. Ban all ridiculous comb over hairstyles.
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  133. No. Corbyn is the opposite of Le Pen, so nothing like him.
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  134.  Farina Marcina  It's you that's in a dream. You've dreamt up a persona for me that's very inaccurate.
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  135. bbaaalll. Why were they so angry with you?
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  136. Whether the British taxpayer or the EU bears the cost is not the point. The point is either way it's a waste of money. UKIP members often didn't even attend or do anything for their money. The reason we are out is because Cameron granted a referendum. Farage could have been moaning forever on the sidelines without that.
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  137. It's a simple idea alright to provide healthcare to the whole population but that does not mean it's Utopian. It's been done in many countries, and the US is the richest country in the world isn't it?
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  138. I remember when John Lydon seemed to be in favour of Trump. He seems to have done a reverse ferret now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQqdxQQ5Xtw From 1:00
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  139. Someone can have more than one issue, more than one health problem.
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  140. Art of Street work out. North Korea probably has better care than Trumpcare. Almost anywhere has better care than those proposals except for deprived third world countries.
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  141. This seems like giving in to bullies really. I'd rather she kept her ears as they were in defiance of the bullies. Now the surgeon is suggesting more work to make her look more average. Terrible. She's a pretty girl and young people often don't realise how beautiful their natural appearance is and that it gives them individuality..
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  142. No. Probably just in disagreement with you and your views.
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  143. Destroying the world's oxygen makers. How stupid is that? The Amazon Rainforest should be declared a world protected reserve. Why on Earth did the Brazilian people vote in this idiot? Is the world taking leave of its senses?
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  144. It's 'shook up' not 'shaked up'. Elvis could have told you that.
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  145.  @NIcholasparker88  No such thing.
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  146. Hopefully the Republican party will have an alternative candidate than Trump but if people want to make the same mistake over and over again, no one can stop them. If Trump ever gets in again he will make sure no one ever gets him out. He will choose a running mate corrupt enough to keep him in power by overturning election results and that will lead to chaos, violence and a civil war and it will be by no means clear that those who believe in the constitution would win that war.
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  147. Well they could give it a try couldn't they? It worked in Australia.
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  148.  @rogerward3390  In his resignation?
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  149. It's funny the way Americans pronounce the word vaccines as VakSEENS. In Britain it's VAKseens.
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  150.  @fourwinds9947  It would indeed be painful if you had the flue depending on where you had it. Let's hope it would be nothing more than the flu.
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  151. It's hardly a cherry.
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  152. *perfectly (adverb)
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  153. The Cuomos look so alike I think they must be cloned. Chris Cuomo has quite a red face which reflects his fever.
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  154. It's like a cult.
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  155. Surely 'ruminate, cogitate or reflect on that' not 'marinade on that'
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  156. Russia's protection. 'I'm protecting you (thump thump). Tell me where the Nazis are?' Putin, Putin, loves putting the boot in.
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  157. The Republican Party are 'enthralled with a strong person and a Dictator'. Wow. Putin, Stalin, Xi, Kim Jong Un and Adolph Hitler all fit the bill.
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  158.  Tiktokovna Shkrebneid  You do know socialism and fascism are different don't you? Trump is hardly a socialist. He's pretty much a laissez faire capitalist.
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  159.  Eddy Veliz  Hardly because he doesn't believe in extending that to Americans in general. Anyway how do you know he paid 750 bucks?
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  160. @fucian j Well that's your interpretation based on the info you are being fed. I think what they want is more like the Scandinavian countries have now, and they regularly come top of the happiness index but fear will make people want to stick with what they have and that suits the agendas of the corporations very well - those same corporations that are powerful lobby interests in Washington and that help to fund the parties that act in their interests while feeding the public with slogans like 'MAGA'.
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  161.  Jennifer Erickson  I get the joke, but socialism is for the many not the few, so grabbing free or cheap stuff for himself and his wealthy cronies isn't socialism. There is a cynical saying in the UK though that it's 'socialism for the rich and capitalism for the poor.' In other words the rich make sure their friends in government ensure they get bailed out or subsidised from the public purse whereas the poor are expected to pull themselves out of trouble.
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  162. You'd think they'd know who he was by now. Is it deliberate harrassment for some reason or just stupidity?
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  163. This man knows nothing about the business he's been put in charge of.
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  164. Trump encourages racism by encouraging racist groups that support him.
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  165. I don't trust products and companies that have no bad reviews (with some exceptions), and you can tell the types of reviews that are generic and not from personal experience. Where there are bad reviews I look a them to see what sort of things are being complained about. Sometimes it's just that things didn't fit or weren't to the customers taste or they were expecting something different (though the product is well described in the offer) or they didn't take notice of the size etc or the product arrived damaged but they say it was replaced o.k. These are not really a concerns compared to products falling apart, not lasting long, not doing the job, not arriving, not as described, poor customer service, no refunds etc. If people really feel ripped off they will say things like 'don't buy from this company'. Sometimes I can't find any reviews for a product in which case I don't buy it. I also google for 'independent reviews' of the supplier or product, and don't just rely on reviews on the supplier's own website.
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  166.  @davidtorres1300  There are just more barriers now in Georgia.
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  167.  @greghendershot6126  Here, you can read them for yourself. It includes new ID requirements, to vote absentee by mail, new time limits to apply for those mail ballots. It restricts the location of ballot boxes and times when they can be accessed. Poor and less literate people are less likely to be able to meet these requirements e.g. if they have no car and fail to apply for mail ballots within the new limits.https://www.cbsnews.com/news/georgia-voting-law-naacp-lawsuit/
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  168.  @greghendershot6126  What car can you buy and afford the running costs for, for the price of a phone and some Nike shoes? In any case how do you know the poorest all have these? No significant voter fraud was found in the recent election. No evidence of fraud that would stand up in court was provided, so this is a 'solution' for a problem that doesn't exist, and if it's such a good thing, why did Kemp shut out elected representatives while he was doing it?
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  169.  @greghendershot6126  The MSM has got more to lose by lying than the conspiracy sites you probably visit. Are you saying that the MSM is misreporting what the courts have said? Then name a court case where election fraud has successfully been proved?
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  170.  @greghendershot6126  Post up the evidence relating to the court that said that. Courts consider evidence, not political implications.
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  171.  @greghendershot6126  You're saying all the mainstream media is corrupt. Where's the evidence of that? In fact there's a wide spectrum of views on the MSM. Where is the evidence that the courts are corrupt. Sadly it's just what you want to believe.
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  172.  @greghendershot6126  Well he's certainly corrupt. He must be referring to himself.
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  173.  @greghendershot6126  I don't watch much TV but I do lots of research.
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  174.  @raymondglaser8481  I think the difference is that the vote for the stimulus bill did not prevent the Republicans from voting, whereas Kemp shut out elected representatives. She was an elected representative and had the right to be there. What right did he have to shut her out? Of course she protested. Isn't that what the Americans did at the time of the Boston Tea Party - protested at no taxation without representation? As for what I have against the bill, you can read my comments in this trail as I have already explained in detail to someone else.
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  175.  @raymondglaser8481  Of course she was protesting. She had a right to be in there. It was Kemp who was breaking the law by excluding her. The point is the Republicans as elected representatives, had the right to vote against the stimulus bill and did so, before it was passed and signed. She as an elected representative was given no right to consider or vote on the bill. Kemp did it all in secret apart from the inclusion of a few of his cronies. That's not democracy. That's corruption.
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  176.  @corryburton9834  Which fact checker's are biased and where does the evidence for that come from, conspiracy sites? If you are prepared to ignore all evidence except those conspiracy ones that fit your conspiracy theories there's no helping you. I hope you never have to do jury service as you would come loaded with preconceived prejudices.
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  177.  @corryburton9834  No. Fox news is owned by Rupert Murdoch who is as right wing as they come. That's what you prefer to believe. Just because something's left wing doesn't mean it's wrong. In fact the right wing are the biggest liars. They are protecting the interests of powerful wealthy men who own them. Democracy doesn't help that so they seek to undermine it.
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  178.  @corryburton9834  Oh for goodness sake. All they can fall back on all the time is Hunter Biden. That's pathetic. Trump has criticised the USA for supporting the Ukrainian resistance to Putin hasn't he? Trump was much more complimentary about Putin and Kim Jong Un than any democratic leaders. He considers democratic leaders to be weak and admires dictators. That's what you'd get with Trump if he got back into power. He'd dismantle democratic procedures and protections. He has no respect for the US Constitution if it doesn't serve his purposes. He just wants to be able to be criminal and corrupt in his own interests with no comeback. That's why he wants to be President again.
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  179.  @corryburton9834  Well the Supreme court members are appointed by Presidents and Trump appointments gave it a conservative majority. Those are political appointments but judges of integrity would consider evidence and legal points rather than ignoring them in favour of political judgements. I don't think I understand your last sentence. It's not intelligible English. I'm not shaming anyone. There are times when people want to change laws and can demonstrate to show their support for change, which is allowed, but rioting is illegal.
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  180. The government doesn't seem to be able to get adequate supplies of PPE to NHS staff and Care workers.
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  181.  @JMichael-xc7uu  I care, but I don't care to be told what not to do by other youtube commenters.
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  182. I think Trump and his cronies are trying to start some sort of civil war. Many people now believe what they want to believe and seek out media confirmation of their beliefs, never mind the truth. Fundamentally hardcore Trump supporters don't accept democracy. If someone like Trump gets voted in in future they will seek to destroy the mechanisms for democracy.
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  183.  @therb6365  Eh?
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  184.  @mollybloom5681  How could she lose?
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  185.  @robertwilson207  Trump's much more of a Nazi.
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  186.  @thedom6209  I think the comment of mine you are responding to, was my response to someone who said Trump was the leader of the free world rather than Merkel, and my comment was meant as a disagreement with that statement. I'm not going to make any more comments on this thread now because it is so long, it takes me ages to scroll down and find any comment addressed to me.
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  187. If you don't know, you are susceptible to bonkers conspiracy theories.
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  188.  @erikh5512  Yes there is real news on TV but viewers are so bamboozled now with conspiracy theorists, bots and trolls muddying the waters that many people can't see it. They doubt everything now which is just the aim of those who want to discredit bad news.
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  189.  Mike Hall  What Trump does is unbelievable - granted, but that's him. That's what he does. He only really listens to very few people, mostly in his family. He doesn't read anything or listen to experts or those with knowledge, and he seizes on anything that will make him look good or exculpate him from blame for anything. He doesn't really care if it's true or not. In his own mind and in his own little circle, he can never do anything bad.
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  190. Well, it's only fair.
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  191. He doesn't seem to understand the effects of Covid on the economy. Did he ever try to stop Trump's handouts to the wealthy, even though they have lots of money already?
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  192.  Jake Songster  I'd say not. It's a question of whether politicians incited such behaviour whether they too are guilty, but I don't think it's possible to excuse one's own law breaking by blaming someone else, not unless they forced you to do it at gunpoint.
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  193.  @juliea.w.2127  Who is brainwashed by Trump? Not me. I'm no Trump supporter.
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  194. @Beastbombshell P.S But I agree they should be responsible for their own actions. They know the law and can't blame others if they choose to break the law.
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  195. Stupid. She works for the country as a whole not one particular taxpayer at the expense of all the others.
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  196. Sometimes Trump almost sounds Presidential. It's when someone else writes his speeches.
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  197. It's about quality not quantity and gut guzzling. That's why people are mostly slim in France.
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  198. 4:25 'No trial will began?' Did this person not learn English grammar?
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  199. I don't think Trump is ever going to admit that he's lost. Even when he's out of office he's going to maintain that he was robbed of victory, even if all of his court cases fail.
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  200. They should have realised long ago when Trump called them 'losers'. The spending was always mandatory anyway. The GOP are making up excuses because they only did this to spite the Democrats.
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  201.  @marklutz95  Republican fairytales .. they voted for the exact same bill before. They only didn't vote for it this time to punish the Democrats for out-manouvering them on something earlier that was unconnected with this bill and now they make up false excuses. Just look at all that fist and elbow bumping afterwards - no care for veterans at all.
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  202. Everything's 'fake' and 'phoney' if it doesn't suit Trump's story but his story changes from day to day.
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  203. It's versus not verse. It's like you get what you vote for (except for those who didn't vote for them. They get what they didn't vote for).
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  204. Who is Kahn? Khan?
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  205. They should have seen this in the run up to the election. There were so many tell-tale signs they must have ignored.
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  206. Richard Fitzwilliams and Williams Fitzrichard.
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  207. What a whinger! How stupid he is. He doesn't seem to understand the relationship between cases, hospitalisation and deaths. Florida also has a lot of elderly people who will be more vulnerable to severe effects of the disease.
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  208.  @elzilchojd  Not me. I understand those things. I was in the top group in maths at school.
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  209.  @Angels1168  Just because people had other illnesses doesn't mean catching the virus didn't kill them. People can live a long time with many illnesses but Covid can attack the bodies of people with underlying illnesses more severely because they have less resistance. Covid can cause a thickening of the blood to produce strokes and can attack bodily organs.
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  210.  @awesomekingakathe66bro36  I guessed they are not reporting accurate figures but I've no idea of the real numbers.
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  211.  @keithhylton4631  As long as people don't touch each others clothes they should not catch it from that source, but it can be airborne from the mouth which is why a mask protects people in more. It stops it being spread in an airborne manner.
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  212.  @ubermind-tim  I agree with his aims.
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  213.  @ubermind-tim  No. There is only one science which is that whose results are verifiable and repeatable by any scientist. 'Science' that does not fall within those parameters is not science.
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  214.  timchuk mark  Well the medics insist on wearing masks as part of PPE and it certainly inhibits infected people from coughing over others. Of course masks alone are not going to stop a person getting Covid. Keeping social distance and frequent hand washing are essential too.
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  215.  rod speaks  What else should we be bound by but science? Superstition perhaps like in medieval times? There have been at least 1m Covid deaths in the world. The stats are individually reported by each country. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ I believe the state does have my best interests at heart (UK) because I am in the older age group with co-morbidities. I do feel guilty about the effects on the rest of society of protecting the likes of me. Seasonal flu is seasonal and there's a vaccine. We don't know how or when Covid will end. I calculated that in the states about 2.6% of the population have had Covid so far. We don't know about the health of the survivors because there is such a thing as 'Long Covid' where people live with chronic conditions brought on by Covid. In the time of the Spanish Flu I think it was San Francisco that avoided the problems of the first wave by following strict conditions. Unfortunately they then got hit by a second wave which they weren't expecting and had relaxed conditions by then. We don't know that herd immunity can be achieved because Covid 19 is new and we don't yet know everything about it or how it behaves. There are now people who say they've had Covid more than once. If it mutates like flu and cold viruses it will certainly be able to infect people more than once.
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  216. Covid 19 isn't the same as flu. You should check the facts on that. It can make the blood sticky and inclined to clot so it can cause strokes and other problems. It can attack other organs. Young fit and healthy people will most likely not be badly affected by it but co-morbidities including obesity can make people more vulnerable to serious consequences. We don't yet know everything about the virus or how or whether it will end. We don't yet know whether herd immunity can be achieved as some people now claim to have had it more than once. We don't yet know whether it will mutate like cold and flu viruses or how long that might take and unlike flu there's no vaccine for it generally available yet. We don't know how many lives have been saved by restrictive measures or whether people are following them properly. In the UK research has indicated that at the height of the virus when the country was in lockdown, only 18% of people who should have been self-isolating did it properly and only 11% of people who should have been quarantining after travelling from abroad, did so properly. Public events seem to be the easiest way it spreads. It would be sad if there were no possibility any longer of music concerts, theatre and public celebrations. We should all try to do our best to bring down the R figure (the spread rate) for the sake of ourselves and our communities.
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  217.  @keithhylton4631  It's 3 things that are necessary to stop the spread of the virus, mask, hand washing and social distancing. The mask on its own probably won't do it but medics insist on wearing them and they do have the benefit of stopping anyone unknowingly infected from coughing or sneezing over others.
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  218.  @Angels1168  What you said about a virus not being able to give people strokes is not true and if you bothered to look things up you'll find that different viruses behave differently . Some are more virulent but less easily spread. Ebola didn't much affect the west. The few cases in the west were caught early on and isolated and treated. Also some have symptoms that everyone notices quickly. Covid 19 can be symptomless in some people and the highest time of infectiveness is just before symptoms appear so people can spread it without knowing they have it or before they get symptoms. I'm a bit fed up explaining things to people who think they know it all but are ignorant and can't be bothered to find out for themselves so that's all from me.
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  219.  @Angels1168  I agree. Science is literally knowledge and we need to pay attention to it. Scientists will admit there's a lot that is unknown about the Covid 19 virus yet. I've seen people now claiming to have had it twice. How long will immunity last even if there's a vaccine I wonder?
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  220.  @Angels1168  The cdc is science based is it not? I don't get the logic of your comment. Yes it spread to the USA and will continue to spread if people don't take action to avoid giving it to their neighbours. 230, 000 deaths so far. That's about 115 x the twin towers death toll isn't it?
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  221.  @Angels1168  There is a vaccine for the flu and the stats show that Covid has this year killed more people in the US than the flu killed in its worst year for deaths in the last 5 years.
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  222.  @Angels1168  I don't get how you can say that when you're not a doctor and you weren't there when they died. That's not facts that's just what you want to believe. People can live for many years with chronic illnesses but catching Covid often doesn't allow them to do that. I know that, I've had chronic asthma for 25 years and diabetes for 11 years, and I'm perfectly fine but I don't think I'd survive if I got Covid. Covid can also kill people who are obese. My brother in law had Covid and it gave him a stroke which happened during his illness because Covid can cause blood thickening and clotting. There is also Long Covid where people recover but find they have to live with long term symptoms such as fatigue or damage to their lungs. Covid is best avoided if at all possible. Also Covid is coming on top of seasonal flu and hospitals may become overwhelmed in the Winter having to deal with both at the same time.
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  223.  Peter Kit  No one knows who has natural immunity. Young people with no underlying conditions have died from Covid, so vaccination is the safest option (statistically).
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  224.  @gustavobarajas6155  Science is repeatable and verifiable by others conducting experiments, religion is not. It depends on faith alone.
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  225.  @loralarose9615  Could there be a less relevant comment? Were they keeping a distance or hugging each other. Were they all double vaccinated? You don't know the relevance of your statement unless you know those things and followed up to see how many caught Covid afterwards.
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  226. The plural of ally is allies, not ally's. That's a grammatical failure.
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  227. Angela phases out the German coal industry as part of moving to greener energy production. Thatcher just shut the UK coal industry down in the '80s to be replaced by cheap coal imports.
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  228. Is rectal cancer the same as bowel cancer? Bowel cancer is not uncommon, but I don't know about rectal cancer.
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  229. *have gone (grammatical English)
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  230. Isn't the blind spot because Russia is heavily invested in Trump businesses and Trump admires a strong, aggressive, dictatorial leader like Putin? Trump would like to be the same if he could get away with it.
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  231. This is trivial
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  232.  @jazsm5385  She's holding her headphones against one ear and from the expression on her face, she heard the translation o.k.
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  233.  matt eppich  You're a glutton for punishment.
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  234. @Uncle Ed and how was that handled?
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  235. Dennis King. Question: How can you identify a Trumptard? Answer: They want to lynch anyone who doesn't agree with them.
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  236. Why does it take so long to count votes? Normal for Arizona, apparently.
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  237.  @tatersalad76  I know the US is a big country and the results are close. In the UK the election results are in the next day. It's such an anti-climax if you can't work out who has won for a long time after election day.
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  238.  @samaguga  Lol.
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  239.  @pandamonium9255  which dumb broad? Are you referring to me? If I'm dumb I can't speak. That's what dumb means. Why can't people tolerate difference of opinion in a democracy? Don't Trump supporters believe in freedom of speech? Isn't that right enshrined in the American constitution? Are they unAmerican?
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  240. Both USA and UK governments seem now to be planning to fiddle the statistics to make themselves look better. You couldn't make it up. Oops sorry, George Orwell did make it up in his novel 1984 - the rewriting of history by Big Brother.
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  241. I thought his sister was the favoured heir (until recently?)
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  242. There have been previous bulletins about his treatment. He was given oxygen but luckily he didn't have to go on a ventilator. It could have gone that way, but thankfully it didn't in his case.
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  243.  @buzz3866  How would I know? One of the nurse's parents talked about their daughter having her hands on various control buttons. The NHS will never reveal exact details of someone's treatment, and it doesn't seem that Boris wants to talk about his treatment in detail, and neither would I if I were him. It's a private matter. It seems though that he may have had some supporting interventions short of being on a ventilator. I mean you can be given intravenous drugs and fluids to maintain blood pressure, reduce fever, keep you hydrated and nourished and support organs. I'm only guessing, though.
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  244.  @buzz3866  'anti-malarial zinc sulfate'? I thought that was fake news. Trump's little obsession. I'll look it up. It's true that only 50% seem to survive ventilators. Whether that's the ventilators or that they are too far gone by that stage I don't know. If you don't get enough oxygen your organs start to die anyway.
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  245.  @buzz3866  Here's some evidence. It appears not to be effective/ untried in severe cases. The NHS does not experiment with unproven treatments and they certainly would not be experimenting on the P.M. https://www.sciencealert.com/small-trial-found-antimalarial-is-not-effective-for-treating-coronavirus
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  246. He's 100 today and has now been made an honorary Colonel. He raised at least £29 million.
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  247. Don't worry they are going up again now. There is always a time lag between changes in Covid measures and the effects of that showing up in the Covid figures, but high levels of vaccination are helping.
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  248.  @iwantabetterworld1759  I sort of know the answer to my own question. I watched some documentary programmes on Trump. His father told him that winners and losers were born that way - that it's in their DNA -and that Trumps were born winners so they can't lose.
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  249. If Trump ever gets another chance at election, he will make sure to pick a corrupt running mate, so he has a stooge willing to overturn the election results. Trump is a scary demagogue whose desire is to be an authoritarian dictator that can never be ousted. Won't this hearing prejudice any future trial of Trump though?
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  250. One person defended him because "that just comes out of his mouth without intending to offend" (my paraphrase). Even though he implies that it bypassed what little brain Trump possesses. Trump says things in the White House that conflict with what he says to the media but inconsistency doesn't seem to bother Trump fans.
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  251. People shouldn't have to live in such fear. The authorities should do something about gun control and mental health services. The gun lobby has too much power and influence.
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  252. The time focused on the ' la la la I'm not listening but speaking the most' woman, meant that the interview didn't get round to the issue of traceability (or lack of traceability) of these guns which is a unique factor about them in comparison with access to guns already available in shops. Also how can they be detected in public places such as concerts, schools or political rallies? Metal detectors do not work on plastic.
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  253. I hope voters will punish these word salad merchants in future.
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  254. The man on the right in the red shirt seemed like a seasoned believer rather than an undecided..
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  255. Why are the Covid figures displayed different from this https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/? They seem to be understated.
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  256. The Black Sea is also a strategic place for Ukraine exports (not just for evacuating refugees) and Russia has been blockading that route.
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  257. Putin has told his armies not to let anyone out of the steelworks in Mariupol. I'm surprised that was not mentioned. Germany's not going to stop buying Russian gas soon. It can't switch that fast.
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  258.  @cautionfiamable  Yes it seems to be a democracy where the electors in the electoral college don't always align with the popular vote.
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  259.  Sauron Merciful  As President (if he wins a second term) does he have enough power to change the rules on getting a third term?
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  260.  @cautionfiamable  Well it's not a good trait for a President though o.k for an entertainer on a reality show like The Apprentice. I have recently watched a series of programmes on Trump's history and he was quite a ruthless businessman though not that successful (my interpretation). He actually said he profits from chaos so I can well see why he likes to create it. He's a snake oil salesman.
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  261. She didn't say 'rape is sexy'. She said 'people think rape is sexy'. She was trying to say it's about power and violence, not sex, but I don't think she expressed it very well.
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  262. Trump is doing more to depopulate America. He denied the problem and first then prematurely announced that it had been conquered before becoming more realistic.
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  263. He watched it all happen with great delight. He did nothing to discourage his supporters from doing it.
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  264. *would have (or would've) run
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  265. The subtext of what Pence is saying is 'Don't blame me for what Trump and our government is doing. I once did something good in Indiana, so that's o.k isn't it?' Also he's clearly not aware of what his government is doing. This makes me cringe with embarrassment on behalf of Pence.
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  266.  @soniamonia573  In what way? Was it the (at least) 30 promises that he broke? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZD_xyAjC-E&list=FLGGEn5ziDGQqNRr1m3pwHBg&index=226&t=71s
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  267.  @tubegersh  I don't strive to be President though or have failing businesses or many lost legal cases.
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  268.  @ThePiratemachine  The need for competence goes with responsibility. Voters seem naive or not very politically aware to vote in such a man. They also seem very willing to overlook his obvious flaws and take him at his own assessment of himself. However some are exposed to heavy propaganda on channels such as Fox.
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  269. And they have to actually do something useful. Don't give Trump tips on how to get re-elected.
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  270. The media has a Trump addiction and Trump has a media addiction. It's a mutual love in. He's like the lead comedian in a running sit com.
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  271.  @dickjones8119  A very clever way of disguising that he's one of them or a rhino wannabe.
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  272. I fear for the results of any debate between Trump and Biden because Trump is such a motormouth it's hard to deal with his lies. They come out fast and furious like verbal diarrhea.
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  273. The art of Bullsh*t.
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  274. TheReal Lifehacks Doing it in the military in those situations is different from any person with a mental illness getting their hands on weapons as a private citizen. The military also screens people before they accept them in the army. The army does not recruit mentally ill people and give them guns.
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  275. What I want to know is what happened to the man? Did he survive? He was bleeding from his ear and it was forming a pool under his head. He seemed to lose consciousness as his phone fell from his hand. There was a similar case a few years ago in England, a man, Ian Tomlinson, was pushed by a policeman. He fell and died shortly afterwards. He was trying to get home and was walking away from police at the time when he was pushed from behind. Here is the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HECMVdl-9SQ
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  276. *woman. Women is plural.
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  277. A candidate with half a brain is half a brain more than Trump. November the 3rd, expel the turd.
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  278.  @johnwoodlief9535  That would be a step up from Trump for them though.
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  279. This site gives a higher number of cases and deaths in the USA. Why the difference https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
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  280. True to what? True to his lunacy?
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  281.  @MindYaBizz_Whiz  United you stand, divided you fall. Lots of people falling right now under the idea that individuals can sink or swim on their own without help from the state. There are times when help is needed from the state and tax revenue provide for that safety net.
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  282. Sounds like the Princess Reema fan club in the comments, but her country still beheads people in public, exploits foreign workers, has a bad record for deaths of those workers through industrial accidents, and no free journalism. If they are looking to take a more prominent role in international affairs, are those the values they intend to pursue internationally?
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  283.  @shathaalsaadi1858  What about workers' rights?
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  284.  @ANAS2172  If they are in countries which are getting wealthier or are already wealthy, those countries should help the people within their country.
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  285. 'Hmm! I'm meeting Queen Elizabeth. She's not even a 2 right and she wouldn't let me grab her. Meanwhile in the US things are getting a little stormy, so I've had Stormy arrested. I want the Europeans to spend more on defense so we can sell them all of our weapons and make the US weapons manufacturers even more profitable. They like me you know'.
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  286. If Trump succeeded, you'd have the Mafia running the country next time round and they'd quickly eliminate opponents.
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  287. Why would he want to now he's so much older? I think it would kill them now.
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  288. Clearly Trump approved it and he won't care about any errors or investigate them.
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  289. Some people are lodged firmly in their delusion. She's unwilling to listen and talks over him.
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  290. He's not yet fit. He can speak though. The worst part of the illness is when you can't breathe. Once you are able to breathe again and are on the mend, it's just a question of getting over the tiredness.
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  291.  andrew chambers  Trump and Boris are very alike in their populism and uselessness.
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  292.  @joebidenisapedophile  In what way?
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  293.  @joebidenisapedophile  Obama didn't do enough, I agree, though he did introduce Obamacare which helped a lot of people. Trump has killed people in Syria.Who put children in cages? that came in after Trump was elected surely. Isis existed before the Iran deal and was pretty well beaten by then. The Iran deal was a nuclear weapons agreement (to stop Iran creating nuclear weapons) and it had verification procedures involved. Verifiers said Iran was sticking to the deal. Trump has just caused more instability in the middle east by unilaterally dropping the deal. I recommend you look at a wide spectrum of media and some independent sites, not just the Trumpist ones you are looking at. Here are the biggest 30 promises broken by Trump https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZD_xyAjC-E&t=48s
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  294.  @constancaazeredo5845  I feel a bit bad about doing that. I didn't think it would get this much attention.
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  295.  @dtzopa  It's completely uncalled for. It just struck me at the time.It was a flippant remark.
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  296.  @stephenlyons2846  Yes. Fine.
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  297.  @stephenlyons2846  P.S. Are you the 4 star general?
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  298. November the 3rd, expel the turd.
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  299. Trump does know truth from lies. He just doesn't care whether what he says is true. When he was younger he said that chaos always served him well. He tries to create chaos whenever he's in trouble.
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  300.  @gacj2010  *lying
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  301.  @gacj2010  I was just correcting your spelling.(That's what the asterisk means) I'm not an American.
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  302. He's jealous of him, is he not? He doesn't like being unfavourably compared to him. Sounds like he's been brooding over this.
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  303.  @provideo2894  * have been running the ship
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  304.  @jamesstuart6819  Very well. How are you?
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  305.  @jamesstuart6819  Have we come across each other before on youtube?
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  306.  @jamesstuart6819  It's not the purpose of my visiting this site.
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  307. She needs to think of some questions that are different from 'how do you feel' which most of her questions started with, and she behaves like someone who is overacting
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  308. They want chairs that cost more than $5000 each the Trump government. They talked about draining the swamp but soon changed their minds as they needed somewhere to dump the old furniture. They think your taxes are just funds to hand around between them and their friends.
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  309. It shows that when Fox News rates its audience as gullible idiots, it will keep feeding the idiocy as long as it makes them money.
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  310. Putin is a monster towards anyone who expresses dissent. There are many other 'accidental' deaths of Putin's opponents.
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  311.  @philchadwick8942  Agreed and he would pardon himself if he could but pardoning is an admission of guilt.
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  312.  @tomasinq3161  I will wait and see. After he's called them losers and blocked their payrise, I guess they are a bunch of forgiving saints.
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  313.  @yobiwolrd07  * to control not 'to controlled'. The infinitive form does not include the past participle.
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  314. @Grunt Bred You believe Trump wants to pay $2000? If he did he could have made that clear in time for the bill not to be blocked. He never did or said any such thing to Mitch McConnell when he was blocking an aid bill. He's just causing chaos out of spite, and playing you again. The Democrats are calling his bluff saying o.k let's pay the $2000 you want. Watch who blocks that.
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  315.  @yobiwolrd07  *It's 'give it a rest'.
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  316.  @tomasinq3161  That's what those close to him at the time said he called them.
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  317.  @geraldlindenberg1000  I understand that British involvement has been written out of German history and it's hard to find the names of any initial drafters on the internet now.
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  318.  @rossleeson8626  It was called 'Basic Law' wasn't it? If I'm wrong about it, I blame my husband who is the one that told me. P.S. Perhaps he was muddled and thinking about this instead https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_audio/must_see/52530728/ve-day-our-dad-wrote-the-peace-document
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  319.  @boulognedominique1364  I believe now it was some fudge to get agreement at the time, with the idea of a formal constitution to follow (which never happened).
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  320.  @Gaius__  O.K. I'm sure you know more than me about it, but considering that it hasn't got a constitution and is still technically at war with the US, Germany seems to get on pretty well these days.
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  321. Could he be penalised for contempt of court?
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  322. It's 'all of a sudden'
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  323. I don't understand why Bolosonaro is so popular in Brazil. Could they possibly have elected a more useless leader?
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  324. Out of Trump's own mouth? Oh yeah.
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  325.  @stefonetyus4869  O.K
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  326. Trump can't even read
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  327. It's probably because Trump has a habit of saying afterwards he achieved x, y and z but the foreign leaders say 'I never agreed to that'.
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  328. Trump doesn't really want a democracy does he? He'd prefer a banana republic set up where he can just use the army or the national guard to keep people under control. Just look at the people he admires as strong men: Putin, Kim Jong Un. These are not democrats.
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  329. I'm wondering if Hackman died and his wife then took her own life.
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  330.  @pumpkinfield100  Because she could not live without him or did not want to live without him? Maybe she felt the dog would not cope. Maybe the dog was getting distressed. Maybe the death of the dog was an accident as she thought they'd be found sooner. Maybe she wasn't thinking straight.
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  331.  @maekong2010  When the law, the constitution and the truth are not respected, democracy suffers, but Trump is not concerned about that. He has said that he benefits from chaos. He said this when he was younger and used the same chaos tactics then, but at that time he was just a businessman, not President of the USA.
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  332.  Time's Up John  Trump was nominated by a far right Norwegian politician. Trump certainly didn't let anyone ignore that. He was trumpeting it all over the media.
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  333. The plus side is that it's temperate. You rarely get extremes of weather or dangerous weather.
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  334. She didn't mention that there were historic documents of the time that mentioned that he was buried in Greyfriars Church and the remains of that church were under the Leicestershire car park. Where her intuition led her was to a part of the car park which (ironically) was marked with a painted letter R and he was actually found under that.
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  335.  @ImGettingOld911  They were all spewing bullshit. I think he was fired to protect Rupert Murdoch.
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  336.  @theambiguoustruth8167  For US news and politics, CNN, MSNBC, Brian Tyler Cohen, The Meidas Touch, David Packman. There are others and you may not agree with their political stance or opinions but they don't tell lies about facts. I listen to a lot more sources in the UK as that's my main area of interest. I also do a lot of googling and fact checking.
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  337. I think he just tripped over his words. There was an interviewer on UK radio who introduced the Health Secretary at the time, Jeremy Hunt, as Jeremy Cunt. It was accepted as a slip of the tongue. I once worked with a colleague whose name was Kuhnesberg which was pronounced partly like this guy's slip. I was referring to the guy in my conversation and I remember an African colleague asking me to spell was I just said.
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  338.  @Sofian375  That pathetic comment reveals the the pathetic level of your thinking.
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  339.  @Sofian375  Another trite comment from you.
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  340.  @juanio7036  Not really. https://factcheck.thedispatch.com/p/did-bill-gates-test-unapproved-vaccines
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  341. He had scoliosis which is a curved spine so his spine was distorted. It would have made him hunched sideways rather than having a hunched back. She is being a rather economical with the truth as she is very partisan about Richard.
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  342. Trump admires people who are most like himself. Also, like most bullies, he can't stand up to people who are strong and he doesn't have the intelligence to challenge them face to face either.
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  343. *couldn't care less
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  344.  @flrpitflrp1965  You're welcome - not so much grammar patrol, but phrasing it like that means the opposite of what you intended, so you are letting her off the hook. I think she might actually care more than Trump though. He wasn't going to offer anything until he realised how unpopular it was making him, just before the election.
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  345.  matt eppich  Here's some better candidates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6YE4PCRNwc The Donald obviously prefers Camberwick Green to Trumpton.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqtIl3dIQMs
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  346. I think they'll be assessing the proof, most of which has been provided by Trump himself.
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  347. If he doesn't have the answer (the technical solutions for instance) for preventing AI taking over, who does have the solution? Even if there's international agreement about this, will there be capability to achieve it when AI is smarter than us, smarter than its inventors?
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  348. Has Trump ever apologised for anything ever? Will he keep sacking people until he finds people willing to ignore the constitution?
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  349. Other countries trying to reason with Trump with Merkel taking the lead. Trump impervious to reason.
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  350. People need to define what they mean by liberal or liberals when they use the word. There is economic liberalism which is about free market capitalism and free trade and there is social liberalism which is about social tolerance and freedoms. These 2 forms of liberalism do not necessarily overlap in people's views.
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  351. Trump 0 Children 1
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  352. Die hard? Die easier with no Covid protection.
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  353. Don't you realise that Trump aspires to be a dictator that can never be removed from office and his only interest in power is what he can get out of it for his own benefit? He can be as corrupt as he likes in the business world while being President and no one would be able to touch him. Look at who else he admired, Putin (an authoritarian dictator in all but name) and Kim Jong Un (another nasty dictator). They are also warmongers whereas Trump is just after money but he's on the same power trip.
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  354. The back of the mug should show Hawley running with the slogan 'show me weak'.
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  355.  @brewed_for_success  Not illegal as such, but he would have been seen to be leading the storming of the Capitol.
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  356.  @potcrak1  Eh? You speak a language I don't understand.
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  357. *Lon Chaney. Dick Cheney
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  358. Sadly you only have to have a few vacuous slogans to get elected in the many places in the USA.
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  359.  @Jen-rw7yh  I don't understand your comment 'asad is dr'. Do you mean he is a doctor? He trained as a dentist didn't he? EU covers up something that didn't happen? That doesn't make sense. Assad did chemical bomb his own people.
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  360.  @Jen-rw7yh  I'm aware that the US government policy is driven by their desire for oil and nothing much else. They only got involved in Syria because their rivals Russia got involved in Syria, but Assad is a bad man. He was torturing and killing people in his own land before any outsiders got involved and that's why some of his own people rebelled against him.
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  361.  @Jen-rw7yh  I am not from America.
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  362. I can't understand why she was thinking of not voting. I can understand her disillusionment, but if she and people in her situation don't try to turf Trump out I dread to think what he will do to them next.
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  363. * in connection with, not in connection to.
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  364. A candidate with half a brain is half a brain better than Trump.
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  365. Putin's not right about the Nazis being the last to ban books. Stalin also banned books and he lived until 1953. Russia is currently banning any narrative about the war that isn't Putin's.
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  366. Powers within the law of the land in a democratic country. That's not tyranny.
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  367. Crimo by name. Criminal by nature.
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  368. From the video Trump posted, he doesn't look to be as ill as Boris Johnson was when he got Covid, but it's too early to be sure, and he has access to remedies that were not available then.
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  369. Gaetz has vampire teeth.
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  370. He's saying 'There's no way I lost Georgia so please make the evidence fit my view that I won, or I'll continue having a tantrum and giving you an ear bashing'. What a load of blather!
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