Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1. Why not ban disposable politicians, disposable food, disposable workers, disposable morals, and disposable society?
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  2.  @irinairy9  Yes I'm aware of her mixed heritage, she's still the pride of Britain, while you're just a miserable xenophobe...
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  3. She's being challenged legally because she's breaking international human rights legislation. The Tories are trying to rewrite them via the Human rights reforms, so if you want to see more of this being applied not just to migrants but to British people feel free to support the tories. Then find a way to explain that to your children when it affects them...
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  4. Haven't Ukraine suffered enough?
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  5. Poor Charles, after his most recent fraud scandal, he now has to witness his brother being served... Anaemic bloodlines from the shallow end of the British gene pool...
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  6. They could have had a lottery and given 4,000 taxpayers a million pounds each - making them all millionaires. Instead, they did dodgy deals with your money!
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  7. Truss is like a watercolour painting left out in the rain and Sunak is like the surface of a stagnant lake with billions of mayflies skipping across the surface. The only service they've ever provided humanity is spending their inherited wealth... Although the tax dodging and corruption levels the playing field on that score...
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  8. Why did so many die? because of corporate greed, lack of forewarning, but mainly because people can't live underwater. There's a moral there for future generations...
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  9. Here we go again... Let's see how long this one lasts as he makes our lives worse...
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  10. Make an obvious statement no one can disagree with then try to pressure people to put their children in mortal danger. Considering Tory track record in the past 10 years I wouldn't trust them to look after a school tuck shop.
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  11. Tuck Frump!
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  12. You have to love your country to see its flaws and try to change things for the better. If you think the wealthy Etonian elitists are your friends, you're not paying attention...
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  13. If only they had newspapers on billionaire owned islands of depravity...
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  14. Go out, Stay in, Wear a Mask, Don't Wear a Mask, Go to Work, Don't go to Work, Exercise, Don't Exercise, Go shopping, Don't go shopping, Stay 2 meters away from people-unless they live or work with you or are really hot! Be sure to check multiple clauses. What could be simpler?
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  15. A sad indictment of US politics and the electorate that the supreme court needs to be involved. Trump is clearly not cut out for politics, he should stick to spending his inherited wealth on silly ideas that end in bankruptcy while letting the US taxpayer pick up the tab for his failures. As he's done all his life.
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  16. Iran bad, US imperialism good... Now the weather...
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  17.  @MrLatarianMilton  They are all listed on the gun violence archive you will find if you search for it and each case is listed with the location, state and stats of injured, dead etc. So really easy to fact-check and prove it's all fact!
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  18.  @johndean1634  GPs aren't responsible for the lack of staff and lack of funding. The Tories are, much of the NHS funds now go to shareholders of the for-profit organisations...
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  19. I always feel such pride in the humanitarian, altruist, philanthropists in the Tory party, their handling of the pandemic, the economy and the eloquence and oratory ability of Johnson... Yes it is!
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  20.  @estonianreefer2851  I agree mostly. PS I'm Welsh we had centuries of English teachers beating our language and culture out of Welsh kids...
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  21.  dani cali  Not me lol, Brexit was the equivalent of cancelling your direct debits, defaulting on your mortgage, throwing your mobile phone in the bath while it's charging, setting fire to your house, driving your car into the canal and then running off into the woods half-naked screaming "I'm the wild man of Britain, hear me roar!"...
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  22. Tories still playing musical chairs with the country in crisis... It's very telling that the Tories are struggling so badly to find someone suitable that they've all forgotten they voted Boris out over a month ago...
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  23. Trickle-down economics - Taxpayers are fleeced over £100 billion per annum in corporate welfare and subsidies to give to tax-dodging corporations who cost the taxpayer between £40-100 billion per annum via the tax gap. Then the taxpayer is fleeced again to bail out private corporations that used to be owned by the public... The only thing that trickled down is poverty. The funny thing is I don't even recall getting my share of Royal Mail and all other taxpayer property when it was undervalued and sold off for pennies.
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  24.  @captainshakesbeard2453  lol you don't seem to understand what the last 4 decades mean (40 years!). The pandemic only started in 2019... Just think, you could have typed something witty or intelligent...
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  25. Boris has Van Gogh’s ear for music and Einstein's looks. He loves nature in spite of what it did to him. He's the human form of a cold shiver looking for a spine to run up. Not only dull himself but he inspires dullness in others. He also has delusions of adequacy...
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  26. The UK denies Tory austerity as the Tory's incompetent handling of the economy over the past decade is the reason we are here...
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  27.  @Organic_Body_Transformer  Exactly. It's just no matter how obvious it is, no one talks about it. So I like to sarcastically point it out :)
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  28. lol I suspect you'll be asking the same question of a different PM next week or the week after...
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  29. Wow, those three are the best the Tory party has to offer? god, help us!
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  30. At 100,000 a day it will take almost two years to test everyone, how long is the lockdown planned for ?
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  31. Israel offensive - yes it is to anyone who values law, rights, life and peace...
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  32. Dimmer than a starless night...
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  33. The caption on the photo should read "Cheers to all the dead peasants we no longer have to support via benefits, now I can give all that saved taxmoney to my mates!"
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  34.  @Scintillated  The WHO predicted that amount 3 months ago when they referenced it as a "ticking timebomb"... Tories are doing this on purpose as they usually do.
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  35. About time, when are the British people going to follow suit and stop bowing and scraping? Enough modern-day feudalism and cap doffing forelock tuggers...
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  36. The mainstream media writes the script for society and we unwittingly play our part. With each psychological cue, every handcrafted narrative, each carefully chosen word to manifest the illusion. They predict the future and we become the self-fulfilling prophecy...
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  37.  @unrealharry  The economy is at its worst state in decades party because of the pandemic and massive borrowing regarding the PPE scandal and the failed £37 billion test and trace failure. Brexit and the bad decisions the Tories have made to increase our GDP. But mainly from the gross decisions to feed the wealthy taxpayer money while depriving hard-working people. Tories haven't provided growth, quite the opposite and they've been in power for well over a decade. They've lost our triple-A credit rating - twice, increased the national debt to £2.6 trillion, given us a debt to GDP ratio of over 100% in the past year, and made the pound virtually worthless by printing money to give to their mates in expensive contracts.
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  38. Thoughts, prayers and candlelight vigils. But without tougher gun laws the insanity will continue...
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  39.  @pjl8119  Your comment was filtered but I agree wholeheartedly so I'll try to repost it: "Deliberate and wilful managed decline of public institutions as prelude to firesale to US corporations. Textbook neoliberalism."
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  40. Some drink from the fountain of knowledge, Boris tripped up and hit his head on it...
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  41.  @hiramabiff2017 PS "In the year to June 2022, 40,365 NHS nurses in England left active service – equivalent to one in nine. Across the decade for which data are available, this is a peak in absolute terms (6,100 more leavers than the previous peak five years prior) and relative to the size of the workforce, with a leaver rate of 11.5%" Over 1 in 10 nurses are leaving the NHS, many opting to work abroad where pay is considerably higher...
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  42. We aren't allowed to grieve we are simply debt-enslaved cash cows.
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  43.  @greenlivesmatter  Just under £1.3 billion according to the Home Office and studies show migrants pay more than they take out of the system during their working lives. Yet that taxpayer gives over twice that to corporations every single week in subsidies and tax breaks. On top of that, we lose up to £120 billion per annum via nonpayment of corporate tax. Not very good with figures are ya?
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  44. Poor people disproportionately affected by a pandemic... next you'll be telling me a lack of money leads to poverty.
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  45.  @lee9650  It's a backdoor for digital IDs, soon if you aren't on the system you won't be able to rent a house or get a car. If they abolish physical currency we'll be at their mercy for everything. They'll want a percentage if you sell your mate an xbox controller...
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  46.  @titteryenot4524  He writes songs not literature, put my comment into context. I'm comparing his story-based songs to the grit and realism of Shakespeare. The understanding of the human condition and the many societal questions we ask. You're entitled to disagree but seriously, Ren is a singer, poet, songwriter, rapper, musician, storyteller/bard, and prodigy in many ways. Just as flawed as the rest of us, as was Shakespeare!
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  47. Feudal fascists, Digital dictators, Authoritarian assholes, Dystopian dicks, kleptocratic cockwombles... Just a few of the phrases used to describe the narrow genetics of that stagnant shallow gene pool that is the British elite...
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  48. It begins with a T and ends in ories...
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  49. I need a taxi to take me to the hospital in the next ten minutes or I'll die. No problem we'll send a cab in 30 minutes...
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  50.  @davidbaldwin521  You realise I suffer from late-stage terminal sarcasm? It's a point that is so obvious yet neglected in financial discussions...
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