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

  1.  @adpmac3981  Why would you say something like that? pathetic. Her policies, lies, party, ideology and duplicity are behind my comment. I said the same about Boris when he went to the US, I often say similar about all Tories. I have a wealth of knowledge on Tory policies in the past 13 years that helps me see them for what they are.
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  2. God bless the king and all aristocrats we taxpayers fund the excessive lifestyles of...
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  3. Yea, most of us struggling to choose between eating and heating agree wholeheartedly. Their control of inflation, crashing the economy and giving us the highest cost of living in memory is truly impressive...
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  4. Says the Alan Patridge of fash ism...
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  5. It won't save a typical household anything, most people can't afford to spend £2,500 on energy, we live in a cold flat/house and don't use the heating because of the prohibitive cost...
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  6. "Help people have more of their own money" By people she means the middle class and corporate elitists... Tax cuts won't help people whose wages are so low they barely pay any tax and spend a 1/4 of their income on energy... It's amazing that the Tories have an endless supply of entitled simpletons ready to give our taxes to corporations in subsidies while ignoring the increasing poverty. Keep it up and see what happens, people won't stand idly by and let their loved ones starve...
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  7. By way of apology? Clapping for nurses and core workers all over again... Lip service and crocodile tears...
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  8. How about we rise up against divinely ordained monarchy and step out of an archaic feudal paradigm?
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  9. Senior opposition politician? Seriously? No wonder everyone laughed. Mogg is doing a great job of making himself look foolish lately. However, banks shouldn't be closing any accounts for political reasons or beliefs. They are essential to modern life and already have too much power...
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  10.  @chinchin8269  Why is it that all your comments are about as pointless as a vertical ejector seat in a helicopter?
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  11. She should practice walking more often, she doesn't look used to it yet... Cruella De Vil MKII...
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  12. The same HSBC that taxpayers bailed out in 2008? what happens to the billions of debt that caused SVB to fail? Where is the taxpayer's cut of the profits or do we just get to pay for another bailout in the future? Money doesn't disappear when a bank fails, someone always profits...
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  13. lol they narrowly avoid a collision in their own ports, not a good sign...
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  14. Divinely chosen by an invisible man in the sky to inbreed and spread across Europe from the days of the Habsburg line until the present... Layabouts in luxury...
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  15. What an inspiration the king is, such a philanthropist, egalitarian and down-to-earth monarch. A true man of the people whose family ruled Sudan via the British Empire as a condominium with Egypt up until 1956. Yes, the first part is sarcasm, He's just a man who talks to plants and has a decidedly dodgy charity...
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  16.  @kanedNunable  It really makes me laugh, we could have Caligula as PM and as long as the tabloids big him up people would cheer...
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  17.  @adpmac3981  Break the law suffer the consequences, whoever you are! Not interested in your pointless whataboutery, use your brain and find facts!
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  18.  @Rāziq_1  I'm generalising regarding people who liked this comment. As the evidence clearly shows they are prejudice by agreeing with the nun's actions by liking this comment. It's basic logic...
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  19.  @Rāziq_1  Why are you so unable to understand a basic point? The Nun showed her prejudice by stopping two women kissing. The Nun had no reason to force her belief system on others. She was obviously prejudice against same sex couples.
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  20.  @CaptainGrimes1  Tory MPs cost us trillions, immigrants cost us nothing... Migrants aren't illegal immigrants until they are refused entry into a country. Get my head out of the 18th century he says while defending archaic systems of feudal governance... lol
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  21. Here's an idea instead of spending billions on allowing a small group of people to live in the moon, why not first ensure that people on the planet are removed from poverty, drought and starvation. We could explore space and mine all the resources far faster if we had an educated, healthy populous here on Earth...
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  22.  @sarahnewton2550  Unfortunately what we are taught about life when younger is just PR. The system isn't there to benefit us, the government aren't there to benefit us. The police aren't there to benefit us. They are simply systems of conformity and control. To keep a privileged elite at the top of the pile while giving us the illusion of choice. That may not have been the intention of those who devised these systems originally, but it's how they are used now. We have global debts of around $300 trillion, 4x global GDP. This suggests Fractional Reserve Banking and FIAT currency are farcical and simply tools of a system of debt slavery. Like all things they have a lifespan, people see past the con eventually and though it may be a cliche: It's always darkest before the dawn.
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  23. Judging from their recent voting activity it seems karma is punishing Floridians...
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  24.  @chinchin9757  The shooter was active and the police refused to go in while preventing the anxious parents from trying to save their own children... Such bravery. And there was a swat team stuck on the subs bench. They couldn't have been any more incompetent...
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  25.  @deenalight9271  I hope that's sardonic or sarcastic. As 676,000 empty houses in England alone, suggests we have plenty of housing.
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  26. Excellent news, aside from being handy for transfusions it also eliminates the vampire food shortage...
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  27. If only Rishi and his party put as much effort into supporting the workers in the UK, instead of constantly improving the lives of the banking, investor and tech classes...
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  28. Three wise men, if only we had that many in government...
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  29. lol you really should read history. Maybe start with a dictionary and look up the term fascism...
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  30. Bless Boris and his wonderful government. I just love the way the Tories have always done their best for Britain and its citizens. Every decision they make is carefully considered to provide the best opportunities for the Brtish people especially the poor, vulnerable and disabled. They always do their utmost to help the elderly, especially during the winter and provide safe homes for them in which to spend their final years. They never abuse their power by selling Britain out to the highest bidder, they never give their donors and friends overpriced contracts at the taxpayer's expense. They are the most moral, dependable servants of the country and always put everyone else above their own interests. It's indeed a pleasure and a privilege to be governed by such altruistic, philanthropic humanitarians, with such integrity, compassion and honour. Long live our inspiring Etonian overlords and their wealthy corporate handlers.
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  31.  @elterrifico9522  Yes, I can't take criticism. Please don't say anything mean or I may have to go sit in a corner and cry for millennia. I'm just so fragile, it's just not fair! you're just a big meanie!
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  32. Meet the mother whose ego tricks her into believing she looks as young as her daughter and prods strangers to politely agree...
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  33. Americans have such a wonderful society with all the violence and mass shootings you could want, no wonder so many people want to live in the USA...
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  34. Bad loser? or maybe Skynet has been born. You'd think they'd have sensors to prevent this type of thing.
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  35.  @Seek-Light  Sorry but I'm not a corrupt megalomaniac naive enough to believe that politicians have free will and are not merely puppets of the lobbyists who pay their bills. PS instead of wasting your life with petty, pedantic nonsense, why not type something witty or intelligent?
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  36.  @Ruben-nc6es  Thank you! Fair enough, I will. When i die, I would just like to be remembered as the guy who gave his taxes to the government to waste on cronyism and corporate greed, without question. Who never resented the endless tax increases and loss of freedoms. Who consumed and got into debt to enrich the wealthy elite, without a hint of complaint. A man who was happy to go without food and heating so that wealthy shareholders could top up their off-shore accounts. A man who played by the rules, even while the rules were playing him. Bless the wealthy elitists and corrupt politicians alike.
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  37. The poor have many wars to fight in poverty and there are always many casualties. Most of the battles they face are tied to profits and government regulations, or lack of...
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  38. Yes, we all live in a world where royalty graces us with their presence at a tea dance... Whatever one of those happens to be. I'm going to celebrate with a large glass of council pop and the occasional meal...
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  39. Cost-effective...
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  40. Help grow profits until the next time they need a handout from the taxpayer...
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  41. Grenfell was caused by a Tory council, Tory government legislation and a landlord who used flammable material. The fire brigade may indeed have issues but this is simply an attempt at shifting the blame.
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  42.  @dorkbrandon4422  You could have typed something intelligent or witty instead you chose a baseless allegation to prove your lack of wit...
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  43.  @arivanilla  George III who lost the colony of America went bankrupt and had to trade all the estates with the state for a pension plan for his family. Which we still pay for. The Monarch has access to those estates during their reign but they are owned by the state and all profits belong to the state/taxpayer. Meaning the millions it costs us to feed, house, protect and clothe them and their extended family is not offset by revenue from their estates. Also, tourism is more profitable in France and they haven't had a Royal Family for years... I have done my homework, your ignorance is the problem...
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  44. Amazon bears some responsibility for this opportunist's cruel actions. They constantly leave packages on the doorstep even when it isn't sanctioned by the buyer...
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  45. How does that work? you just walked into a room full of people drinking and having fun and left immediately due to your conscience? no you didn't!
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  46. A few words to remember when discussing energy - Tory privatisation, cartels, monopoly, extortion and blackmail...
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  47.  @MikeEves  That's not very nice blamming the BBC, it was Blair!
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  48.  @LondonsFinestSon  Population increase is driven primarily by reproduction. Being a Londoner I'm sure you would be an Anglo-Saxon so as a native Celt I'm happy for you to stay in Britain rather than forcing you to go home to Germany. We have a shortage of social housing, and affordable housing but we also have enough empty housing to house the homeless twice over. Worry more about corporations, wealthy elitists and less about immigrants.
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  49. He may be a senile old man who forgets his own name on a daily basis, he may also be a corporate puppet as his predecessors were, but fair play I have to applaud this one thing! Corporations have too much power and we have to stand up to them to avoid a true corporatocracy and slave labour. Good luck to the workers taking a stand!
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  50. The Tories have created the financial problems, they have failed to act, failed to regulate, failed to protect and allowed monopolies and extortion while they asset strip Britain. The Tories want to reduce the number of poor people via economic euthanasia...
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