Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "The London Standard" channel.

  1. I'm just looking forward to spending my remaining years watching the human race being transformed into docile cash-cows, disenfranchised by digital currency, creating an underclass who can't even participate in society, where a lack of credit has a severe effect on life expectancy and corporate billionaires become fickle deities that demand subservience...
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  2. Travesty, antisemitism is intolerable as is using it as a weapon. The EHRC report clearly showed there was no systemic AS in the Labour party. The 2017 and 2018 parliamentary reports clearly show less AS in Labour compared to the Tory Party, UKIP and society in general. Sue me, everything I said is fact!
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  3. US Senator Chris Murphy pleads ^with his Republican colleagues after school shooting. Any chance of learning to write a sentence?
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  4. Vegetable patch, is that a euphemism for Buck Palace?
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  5.  @seamuspadraigsanders431  U.K. gdp for 2022 was $3,070.67B, a 1.66% decline from 2021. If we make a 1.66% growth throughout the whole of 2023 we are still only equalling 2021's GDP, however, predictions state we'll be lucky to get an annual growth of 0.4% which would leave the UK GDP 1.22% lower than it was in 2021...
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  6.  @seamuspadraigsanders431  PS UK GDP was $3,094,006M in 2007, it was $3,070,600M in 2022.
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  7.  @seamuspadraigsanders431  We had a decline of 1.66% from 2021 to 2022. As the economy is forecast to grow by 0.4% during the whole of 2023 if we're lucky, we would still be 1.22% down on GDP from 2021. You are commenting on a 9-month-old post about monthly and quarterly figures, use annual figures and put that in perspective of food inflation, rent/mortgage rises and wage stagnation. The economy is ailing and the people are suffering. My post was accurate at the time of posting and meant to point out the increase in the poverty gap...
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  8.  @seamuspadraigsanders431  You didn't ask for anything, you made a comment about June's figures on a 9-month-old post. I don't care what you later claim you want. Your untyped desires are not available to me as I'm not able to read minds... Your analysis is late, unwanted and erroneous.
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  9. So this is the PM for the next 6 weeks?
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  10. I've been caught stealing once when I was 5, I enjoy stealing It's just as simple as that. Well, it's just a simple fact. When I want something, I don't want to pay for it.
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  11. @Dagoth Ur It's lyrics to the song 'Been caught stealing' by Jane's addiction...
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  12.  norman smithers  She still working with John Waters?
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  13.  @charles47t  I said "I don't condone this act" therefore I haven't justified anything, I've simply stated that the cost of lives in Tory incompetence and corruption has a price, providing a logical bridge between my disapproval and my understanding of resentment towards criminal kleptocrats...
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  14.  Mobile Phone  "I understand there is a lot of resentment towards the Tories and while I don't condone this act, I understand where the resentment comes from logically and historically." Don't try to speak for me, you can barely communicate...
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  15.  Mobile Phone  Not content with your original mistake, you do it again and again. Proving you aren't capable of interpreting words or learning...
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  16.  @yaraelpoof7242  You didn't understand my previous reply? Stop making yourself look stupid and btw it's 'our' not 'are'...
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  17.  @yaraelpoof7242  No it doesn't, my comments are clear to anyone with the intellect to grasp them. Your inadequacies and the limit of your understanding of complexity and nuance are your own problem, not mine.
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  18.  @yaraelpoof7242  PS I've already proven that the Tories are financially responsible for the majority of our national debt and current financial trauma. Another thing you're unable to grasp. Still, economic and political illiterates love to blame Labour for the financial crisis. PS I'm not a fan of Starmer and left the Labour party when Blair dropped clause 4 in the 80s...
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  19. Queen on the side because of Diana's completely accidental car crash...
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  20.  @TheFreshman321  lol, you're obviously a political illiterate as well as a bad judge of character...
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  21. I'm a technophobe and a luddite. I'm so sick of these tech stories on my phone, tablet, PC, laptop, and ebook reader...
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  22.  @stevefletcher8157  Statues aren't history and taking down a statue to a genocidal slaver doesn't negate history. There was no history on the plaque and there are no historical records in a statue. We don't erect statues to Fred West or the Yorkshire ripper so stop whining! As for Nelson Mandela, he spent 27 years in prison being tortured for trying to free his country from invaders, so stop talking nonsense. Racist D...
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  23.  @stevefletcher8157  lol that's the dumbest statement I've ever seen. He was imprisoned for political activity against an apartheid regime... His wife was a badass though...
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  24.  @stevefletcher8157  PS anyone can be racist...no matter ethnicity.
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  25.  @stevefletcher8157  lol you're politically illiterate and illogical. I'm 49 and was debating ignorant people like yourself before you were born... Judging from your comments you're mid-twenties and a right-wing meme reader... PS in his trial in 1964 he said peaceful protests failed, so the ANC matched violence with violence. If you look at how many people were killed by the apartheid regime, you can't blame them for fighting back. One man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist. It's a matter of perspective and with violence against black S.Africans being so high from the apartheid government what else could they do? When governments kill their own citizens your only choice is to fight or die... Try providing an argument for Colston's slavery and mass murder? He wasn't fighting an oppressive regime, he was part of one... Try logic and reason.
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  26.  @stevefletcher8157  Yes mate, sure thing, anti-fascists are fascists, anti-racists are racist, Nazis were socialists. You can't even spell racism and defecate cognitive diarrhoea from memes written in faeces on the toilet walls of social media... Can't educate contradiction and conflation...
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  27.  @supersense5924  Blame the travellers, that old chestnut. Don't you get bored of spreading unfounded stereotypes?
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  28.  @spiderwebb4983  I'm sure many people have had their pets knicked by a neighbour but we don't badmouth all neighbours.
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  29.  @nightowl3218  They don't abduct animals to keep, they sell them... Most thefts are local according to crime stats.
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  30.  @nightowl3218  It would, but some dogs are worth a couple of grand and cars don't come to you when you offer them food.
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  31. Boris was born with a silver foot in his mouth and has the backbone of a chocolate éclair, the IQ of a crack-addicted hamster and all the charisma of a used tissue. The only man, who after selling his soul had to give Satan a refund... in roubles.
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  32.  @The_Reality_Filter  I'm going to assume that's a sarcastic remark criticizing the middle-class rather than jingoism and give you a like.
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  33. So much easier to arrest activists than the heads of corporations causing the extinction of the species and the corrupt politicians feeding them taxpayer money to do it...
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  34. @M W If you want to talk about geopolitics you should try talking with someone else. NATO pressurizing Ukraine to join is the reason Putin invaded. Putin is a megalomaniac, and yes most global leaders are. Politicians are indeed corrupt, hence why they're helping corporations to ruin ecosystems that we rely on for our survival. People starving in Africa is down to the exploitation of Africa from imperialism when Africa's natural resources were looted, to the present day exploitation by corporations. For instance in the D.R.Congo where 5-year-olds mine the Cobalt for your mobile phone, that the low paid workers in Chinese sweatshops make for you. The idea that I can't understand the connection between all these problems, the fact that you seem to miss that connection and the fact that you don't think I'm capable of understanding complex global situations regarding all these issues is amusing. Your lack of geopolitical knowledge is made obvious by your comment, as my extensive knowledge is made apparent by mine. So, do me a flavour and do one!
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  35. Good for them, we have a staff shortage of over 100,000 in the NHS, which is indicative of the low wages and lack of funding. Healthcare is the most important aspect of our lives, which determines our life expectancy. Hopefully, the nurses will force the Tories to act on the NHS crisis instead of allowing so many people to suffer through lack of care. 1 in 10 Brits are on the NHS waiting list, many for life-threatening conditions...
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  36. Says the man who wanted to have a journalist beaten up, tried to sell half of London to Chinese property developers and has lead the Tories to their most destructive and harmful term of governance in its history, which is saying a lot...
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  37. So we pay taxes to be impoverished, have no healthcare and have our kids taught at the lowest level just to give them enough knowledge to be working cash cows but not well enough to spot the criminal profiteering of their own government?
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  38. It's almost as if selling our transportation system via privatisation was a bad decision...
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