Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Krystal and Rachel: Everything You Need To Know About Hilaria Baldwin, 2020's Rachel Dolezal" video.

  1.  @tsubadaikhan6332  Go for it. Watch the Dave Chappell segment on Jussie Smollett for inspiration.
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  2.  Cannabis Dreams  Why would you say that, Cannabis Dreams?
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  3.  @lolacookie453  Oh please. If there's money in it for them, they are so on board.
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  4. This was: 7:11
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  5.  Cannabis Dreams  Short attention span, too, I see.
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  6.  @custos3249  Oh, it's way worse now. "Je pete des plombes." (FWIW I hate that phrase.)
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  7.  @bropitt  I agree that they could choose not to be truth challenged. But would it be lucrative?
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  8. I think that was the idea.
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  9. When? She is Welsh. She may have some distant Greek ancestry. She always said she was Welsh.
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  10.  Cannabis Dreams  You call yourself Cannabis Dreams and you think someone, somewhere is a clown and is oppressing you. Actually, since you push it, I think it's less than laudible when someone with children realizes they are trans, but no one asked me. The crucial thing is to respect those children and not create some big trauma through condemning their parent, etc. They have enough to grapple with. It's not my business to butt in and judge anyone.
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  11.  @SmallSpoonBrigade  This is true. A lot of people from the southern rim of Europe and the East Mediterranean still don't come across as "lily white" to a lot of Americans. I still remember my friend's neighbor fuming that a Greek family had just moved into the neighborhood. This was not just "ethnic" animosity. People seize upon strange things and see them as racial differences.
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  12.  @charlespeterson348  THIS, LOL. I used to say beige, but that has no humor in it whatsoever.
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  13.  @user-kk4zw5jo4t  Tu crois?
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  14. @Bobby Rubarb You know how long it took me to get this joke? Many hours. Funny how I don't know the stereotypes.
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  15.  @nolitetebastardescarborund9761  Well, I don't have a French keyboard, and the other mistakes are what I thought I heard. But yeah, French dictees have to be perfect perfect. Anyway, that image! Leave it to the French. BTW, lucky you. Small part French, lived there for five years, went to school there (not as an "exchange student"), and j'ai mal du pays ever since. :(
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  16.  @stephaniecarrow4898  I'm not sure I can translate without being censored. I'll try.
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  17.  @stephaniecarrow4898  It literally means "I'm farting lead," and "lead" in French can be slang for "bullets," just like in English. Like I said, real bad. It's euphemistically translated as "a pain in the butt." Oh man . . . I get it. Toning it down, yup.
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  18.  @nolitetebastardescarborund9761  Yeah, well, French swearing is saltier, and more concrete, shall we say? I know it's toned down in translation. The literal translation is what I said, and people use that verb in other expressions. They know its literal meaning. French has a register of strong language that is just shy of swearing, and it's quite colorful. There's a substantial vocabulary in French consisting of expressions comparable to the British "bloody mess." Americans don't have too much like it. What we did have was highly gendered, homophobic, etc., and can no longer be used, for good reason.
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  19. Rachel was right. This is how people make money now. Why is this a job?
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  20. Okay, we want to hear them. Okay, six of them.
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  21. Yeah, I speak a couple of languages, English not being my first, and when I can't think of the English word for some ordinary thing, and a foreign word pops into my head instead, I make sure no one notices.
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  22. You must have had fun.
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  23.  @joenewman6494  Shhh! Karinia.
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  24. Look on the bright side. She isn't pretending to have Come To Jesus.
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  25. Definitely
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  26. What does "successful" mean to you?
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