Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Dr. Todd Grande" channel.

  1.  @shadowwolf7622  There is a difference between suspecting everything you hear of being a lie, and maintaining skepticism. Suspend judgment. That's what I'm doing. I will probably be vaccinated. Not at this time, however. There isn't enough information for me to decide, or enough choices of vaccine. Some countries have from three to FIVE non-mRNA vaccines to choose from. Maybe they are wrong to be suspicious of mRNA. That could turn out to be true as well. MRNA may be a real breakthrough. Right now, though, we don't know -- yet.
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  2.  @jayuhoo4806  Oh yes, everything is possible. And the victims of the Nazis should have learned self-defense.
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  3.  @gratefulila9980  Exactly. Literally try everything else first. Diet, walking, massage, being outdoors and looking up at wide vistas, clouds and so forth, the horizon line of a large body of water, any form of art therapy (music, painting, dance), keeping a journal and writing poetry, yoga. Try several at once, it's synergistic. If you're not opposed to eating an animal, vegan plus occasional fish is worth a try. If you do eat meat, try giving up mammals, and giving up all but fermented dairy (yogurt, kefir, camembert), and eating that only in moderation.
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  4. The notion that anyone wrongly identified Rittenhouse as an active shooter because of fear of guns or misunderstanding of guns is laughable. Two people went after him after he shot Rosenbaum. Therefore they were not afraid. Rittenhouse was acquitted because those people all went after him.
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  5. 4:52 She had immunity.
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  6. You could get 25 dates like these guys.
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  7.  @donnadillard7016  Oh, no worries! NOW I get it (duh). I also said that the people who called the police did the right thing. It wasn't their fault that the police who showed up did the wrong thing. We are good. :)
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  8. Because then all the people harmed will have access to meaningful compensation under the comprehensive program that has been in place since 1986.
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  9.  @LDiamondz  Obviously totally different laws. The court in my city orders evictions so quickly that no one calls it housing court. They call it eviction court. But there were also many times in the past when the owners were forced into bankruptcy in exactly this way, with the authorities turning their backs on the lawlessness. "Miraculously," developers would scoop up the properties at a bargain price, rehab them, and see the price soar five or tenfold. This is the story of Lincoln Park West in Chicago, around DePaul University, and also of Wicker Park. Wicker Park and Humboldt Park used to be all immigrant communities. It was where rents were really, really low. Culturally, they were once West Side (Studs Terkel, Division Street). Now they are chic North Side. (smh)
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  10.  @Marta-to1mf  Expecting prominent individuals with doctorates in psychology to be fair where money is concerned is at best naive and at worst so obviously ignorant as to be blameworthy -- is that your point? Actually thinking that someone as prominent as Dr. Phil would choose not be grotesquely unfair at someone's expense for laughs, even though legally he is covered, is not understandable? Okay. Maybe you're right.
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  11.  @Baccus93  CORRECT. As usual, the elephant in the room is money.
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  12.  @MusicLeeSarah  BTW, how do you think lawyers pick juries? Also, how did someone with Hupp's record keep getting hired, for quite good jobs? How did Ted Bundy get into law school . . . twice?
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  13. UK authorities agreed that she was entitled to immunity. That closes the case. The rest is public relations. Did ordinary citizens in the UK know about the fact that CIA agents were granted such privileges? Why was that the agreement? Dr. Grande said the law was changed after this case. No one sane who does not have to go to prison would ever go.
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  14. What did we all do before "social media??"
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  15. @Ribcut  Yup. If he did something illegal or actionable, take him to court. Absolutely make people take responsibility for real harms. But go to a magazine about your romantic disappointments? Were you a minor when you met, or barely an adult? Or a college sophomore, first time away from home? Were you engaged? Has he proposed? Has he said he was thinking about marriage? . . . Say, how old is he? LOL
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  16.  @JustineBrownsBookshelf  I think you are so right!
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  17. The interactive nature of the games may be dangerous to some psychologically and neurologically abnormal people. This is known. There is no persuasive evidence they are dangerous to normal people. "Cause" is too strong a word, but certain people with certain disorders need to avoid them because they increase the risk of violence. Look at the whole picture.
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  18. No one said the games caused the violence, by the way, just like no one said depressed people are dangerous.
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  19. Bravo on emigration.
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  20. My God, this woman crossed paths with two probable serial killers. That is horrid bad luck. Or is it? How many are out there, gravitating toward beautiful women?
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  21. @Jerbert-qn4in  Maybe genetics is the simple answer that gives you comfort. See my comment re: laziness, above. (How much math beyond Calculus III have you had?)
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  22. @Jerbert-qn4in  I'm so sorry I called you names and indulged in layers of ad hom, imputing motives and arguments to you that are not yours. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  23.  @mariss.317  ER, he put his car keys on the shelf above the DASHBOARD, as instructed. Hence the car could not be used as "a weapon." The police thought of this ab initio. But you forgot "somehow."
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  24.  @kindnessmatters5635  Whose identity was compromised??
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  25. The simplest explanation is usually true. So his death comes as no surprise.
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  26. Here is the timeline, available in many places including CNN: August 12 -- the videotaped police encounter we saw August 17 -- Brian flies back to Florida to clean out a storage locker and get some supplies, and possibly money August 23 -- Brian returns to Salt Lake City, rejoins Gabby; they were apart for about 5 or 6 days August 27 -- incident in restaurant, last text from Gabby to parents that was clearly from her By August 30, Gabby was dead. This timeline shows interruptions to the buildup of rage described here. It also shows that Gabby had a real opportunity to get away, or at least to talk to someone she trusted, August 17 through 22, a solid five days. So . . . What happened?
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  27. In the US, in rare cases, very young women have been held captive for long periods.
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  28. Dr. Grande, please consider doing a video on how to protect yourself from people like Chris. How was his wife to know?
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  29. THIS. The man needs money. I don't like his views, but I can't help feeling for him as a person. His family was dealt a bad hand through no fault of their own. Maybe I'm too generous, considering.
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  30.  Dana Chapin  You're right, but his daughter has had issues from a young age, and one of his neices (or cousins, of that generation) died from something similar. As ssp said, though, a lot of self-dramatizing for sure.
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  31.  @sspbrazil  Love Gabor Mate.
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  32.  @amandabeaty1492  Show me where OP said anything about psychosis or mental illness.
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  33.  @loslingos1232  I agree he was in the wrong to have a gun. Absolutely. That this is up for discussion at all is catastrophic.
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  34. Never underestimate the risk of false flags. It may be tiny, but it's not zero.
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  35.  @elijahlees8655  Sure. EUA and full approval are the same thing. I mean, I have to sign pages of release forms for a flu shot every year. /s
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  36. There is enough accurate information about Microsoft and, especially, Bill Gates that is horrendous. Adding in lies, exaggerations, and conspiracy theories is the perfect cover. George Bush used this as a cover, and a way to evade questions. He'd just produce that smug grin and say "conspiracy theory," and never have to account for his policies. Everyone should read up on Gates from reliable sources. There are sound reasons to mistrust him.
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  37. Read up on the Hemingway family. I think such families are relatively rare, but they exist.
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  38.  @susanzoeckler4926  Read Robert Greene to see what to avoid! Seriously, it might make you mad, or sad, but it is pretty good. Lets you see through the game.
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  39.  @susanzoeckler4926  When I first read his book on seduction, I placed it into recycling rather than selling it. That's how much the descriptions of the strategies upset me. But after reading a few other things he wrote, watching his interviews with credible journalists, and looking at it again, I believe him that his main purpose is to arm naive, good-hearted people with the tools to resist the evil charmers. It certainly can blow their cover! Immunization, LOL.
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  40.  @susanzoeckler4926  This is wonderful. Don't lose the sense of magic. Being open to embrace life BUT quick to see danger when it is present and remove yourself from it is the best way. DeBecker says that the most important thing is NEVER to talk yourself out of intuition. It's not something mystical or "New Age," it is strictly ultra-rapid non-verbal pattern recognition, and everybody has it. I once read that the best preparation for a bad experience is a good one! I totally agree! I'm very happy for anyone who had an idyllic childhood, and wish everyone could have. Bravo! (You might not want to know how dark other people are. Small doses.) Congratulations to your son, hope you are both proud!
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  41. Yes, that's why the paparazzi who took photos of Princess Diana while she was dying were investigated. If they took a picture before summoning for help, they committed a crime, even if they only got there after the accident and had no part in causing it. Non-assistance to a person in danger was often charged when I lived in France, and charges would be reported on the radio. It was taken very seriously.
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  42.  @MmmMulholland  Don't associate with anyone like that. Just don't. Most people are of the same opinion. You are entitled to hold that opinion. You thought it through first, you did not stereotype anyone or allow bias to shape your views, and this was your conclusion. You have a right to draw it.
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  43. @Candycane00000 I agree there was insufficient evidence of intentional homicide. There were recklessness charges brought as well. The jury instructions, the 36-page document, are available online in pdf, and are fascinating. The due process instructions are a civics lesson.
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  44.  @oderblock  So you don't know anything about either?
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  45.  @oderblock  Wacko post.
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  46. Excellent video exposing how truly weird Peterson is. Having said that, the government should stop trying to censor him. It's persecution at this point.
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  47. @quix66hiya22  Nothing to do with Johnny Depp. You missed the point, of course. Everyone knows who the father of Markle's two little redheads is.
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  48.  @SuMMeRFLi5  So let me see if I understand . . . any time any child says, "Jimmy has a gun!", police must be called? That is the equivalent of pulling a fire alarm to get out of class.
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  49.  @colico14  Isn't that astounding? I don't get it.
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  50.  @kevinmalone3210  "Living in fear is no way to live." You just gave yourself away. There is no comparison between a real background check and driving test and an app.
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