Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "Pitch invader waving pride flag tackled after storming World Cup match" video.

A brave man and a true hero! I wouldn't want to go up against security in a place like that...
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@majidaljaburi7870 Are you scared of gay people or something? maybe worried about your own sexuality? I'm heterosexual and support people in Ukraine, Women in Iran and the LGBT+ community. Take your bigotry somewhere else!
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@majidaljaburi7870 sure thing buddy, you doth protest too much!
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@فاطمةالزهراءجوال Not interessted in your bigotry and prejudice.
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@فاطمةالزهراءجوال I'm not interested in your prejudice, it isn't logical and I am not prepared to listen to lies. Syria is a proxy war and you understand little about the topics you discuss. You also know nothing of me so can keep your petty insults.
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@فاطمةالزهراءجوال Afganistan, Iraq and Lybia were about petrodollar hegemony. Look up the Gold Dinar and Lybia dropping the petrodollar for oil sales. There are at least 5 countries fighting in Syria. Israel grabbed the Golan heights and its petrolium. The UK fired missiles. The UN through the OPCW admitted the chemical attacks weren't real...You allow prejudice to overide logic and reason and so make debate impossible.
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@فاطمةالزهراءجوال Heres something I wrote to show you my understanding of how the CIA were funded by private finance to instigate the Arab spring. But that is a sepearate issue! "Libya was a socialist style country they used 'The Green System'. Gaddafi was essentially just a figurehead because he'd fought US imperialism all his life and was respected. Libya had no IMF debt, no international debt. Libya had $150 billion in reserves, 143 tons of gold and a similar amount of silver. Libya also created the world's largest irrigation project. Having a house was a human right, each Libyan had a share in the country's 50 billion barrels of oil and petrol was $0.14 per litre. Then Libya decided to create an African currency 'The Dinar' to challenge the petrodollar for oil sales in Africa and the Middle East. Many countries like Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria all dropped the petrodollar for oil sales. America's reaction wasn't to legitimately compete in a capitalist system, they chose to invade to enforce regime change and to loot Libya's gold, precious metals and oil. US Capitalism brought human trafficking and slavery to Libya and caused the death and migration of millions."
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@gargar1986 Don't host a global sporting event if you lack tolerance...
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