Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Fox News" channel.

  1.  @trufflesrheaven  Yeah, too bad they worked all last year and risked their safety and their very lives for us. They'll know better next time.
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  2. Small tip, if not a solution: One duck egg is almost equal to two chicken eggs, and they last longer after the "best by" date than do chicken eggs.
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  3. Before his stroke, Fetterman was a decent LOCAL politician, actually. He presided over redevelopment of his town and lived modestly back then. He went to a small Methodist college, then got an MBA. Buttigieg was never a decent mayor.
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  4.  @lewisner  My father's name was Precious, but in another language.
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  5.  @jaybyrd3240  That's a best-case, I'm afraid. I hope there will be time to prepare, at least.
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  6. Congress could have passed a resolution distancing themselves from her words and affirming their support for Israel. Instead, it voted to censure her, which is a finding of wrongdoing for having spoken and a formal reprimand for her words. They did this even though her speech is First Amendment protected. Instead of passing a resolution, they doled out a punishment. And for WHAT? (Did they make us "safer?") I thought they swore to protect and defend OUR Constitution. You all give up your rights too easily.
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  7. I didn't know how sick this country was. Is the only Amendment you like the Second? I like them all.
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  8. Yeah, gotta investigate those thought crimes, pronto.
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  9. It certainly does mean freedom from certain consequences. It depends on which ones you mean. Say. Have you ever read a First Amendment Supreme Court case? Try RAV v. City of St Paul as your intro.
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  10. Is Louisiana one of the states where corporal punishment in school is still practiced? Will you hit the children who don't learn the Ten Commandments?
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  11.  @soakedbearrd  Funding? What funding? Are you jealous you didn't get your own funding?
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  12. If they were only recommendations and not strong-arm force, threats, and hate, there would be no strike.
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  13. His logic is what got us here. Education does not have "customers." But it sure has created a bunch, for Apple.
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  14. ​ @samuelpancake4084 Part of what problem?
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  15.  @jasminelindros8923  Nope, just the opposite: those who actively cancelled others should live by the same rules they themselves imposed on others. Real simple.
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  16. "I'll share that when I'm ready." Who has ever said that to their boss in response to a question about their absence from work? How does someone get a job like that? Not honestly.
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  17. 1. We do not know for certain who did this. 2. We are being asked to believe the most illogical explanation, as a loyalty oath/litmus test. Not good. Not good at all. Sums it up. :/
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  18. I know. Imagine wanting everyone to stop the killing.
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  19.  @craxd1  Glenn is a type of socialist. He knows the Bill of Rights is nevertheless more important. Such socialists exist.
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  20. War is peace.
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  21.  @Hgh38  Exactly.
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  22.  @lifeapplication792  I wanted to see Trump blocked legitimately. Nominating a real candidate in 2016 to run against him would have been useful. He should have never won. It was a watershed event. You need to figure out why he did win. Insanity.
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  23.  @MF-fg3lj  You don't have to listen to him. You can verify every source he cited yesterday and today for yourself.
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  24.  @dawndoran3009  On the contrary, they are both supposed to have free speech rights in college, to express whatever opinions they like. It's not minor children she's supposedly teaching.
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  25.  @KMLR2012  He characterized your willingness to believe MSM perfectly. He stated that we do not know who sabotaged the pipeline, AND explained why the instantly available Official Story we are being fed is illogical, and unsupported by empirical evidence. And that it seems to be one more instance of a well-worn meme. If we don't know who did this, why would we believe it was Russia?
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  26. What is the significance of that distinction according to you? Are these just labels, like preferred pronouns, or was there a substantive point in underlining the distinction?
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  27.  @jasminelindros8923  Whoopie not only supported cancellation, but enthusiastically imposed it on others. She herself then clearly supports cancelling her, i.e., Whoopie, so we should honor her choices in her own case. See?
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  28. And this is bad because . . . ?
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  29. FIRST report I've heard of an opportunity for Americans in Israel to be repatriated. **MY GOD**
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  30. It was faked. Please.
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  31.  @michellelowe15  Who are the best students everywhere? Immigrants' children. What do their mothers do? Work REALLY hard, sometimes two jobs. Overtime whenever offered. I can't believe this nonsense still pulls you in. Nowhere in the world where children learn well does anyone talk about education having "customers." If the college "customers" want Gender Studies or Advanced Cheerleading, or How to Be an Influencer, rather than Calculus and Classics, then what will be taught? Compare MIT's freshman class: MOST are from immigrant backgrounds. WHY do you think that is? Imagine, some of them weren't even on Facebook before age 18.
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  32.  @crewchief5144  How do you know what the statement said? Full disclosure: I have no idea what it said. I am listening to Israeli viewpoints, meaning all Israeli viewpoints. Pampered American viewpoints are of no interest to me, and that includes these talking heads.
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  33. So, Olbermann wants to "detain militarily" people on our soil who point out facts he doesn't like to think about? Imagine, he gets paid to say this. This used to be street-corner ranting.
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  34.  @stevenj2108  Oliver Stone volunteered for Vietnam and was decorated. (He could have had a student deferment. Instead, he got a scholarship under the GI Bill for film school.)
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  35. Never allow a stranger to touch your child. Never, ever.
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  36.  @marions7423  The phantom flying ace? It was proved false.
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  37. ​ @zenobiaookpik  That part's not anyone's business. I don't think she ever bows to anyone, actually, or fails to say what's on her mind when it's actually necessary to speak up. Is that over your head? 😂
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  38. @zenobiaookpik  😂😂😂 Like it's not obvious that how couples relate to one another, particularly as conflicts inevitably arise, is nobody's business but theirs.
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  39. ​@tiberianexcalibur Some toddlers are very mature for their age.
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  40. @Moffmanrulz  Did COVID do this to our intellect, or has it been this bad for a while? The population of Gaza contains at least a million children. Or did. That's what he meant. You cannot impute any politics to children.
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  41. ​@blackrifle6736 Teasing and bullying are two different things. Everyone who was teased looks back on it and laughs, and reminisces about it at reunions. It's funny in retrospect, and was no big deal even at the time. Bullying causes suicides every year.
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  42. Cat's paw. We won't know who did this.
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  43.  @tpocalypse  It's not that hard to desist. My first reaction was, wow, they GOT HIM! Of course. Then I remembered the last three years and decided to suspend judgment until we had some concrete facts, tested in court. I can wait.
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  44. Fetterman has major depression. Depression after a heart attack or stroke is very serious. Wow, . . . you know? Scary. I hope your brother did better while he was with us and that he never had depression from his stroke.
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  45. How many of the people cheering for condemnation of the students have read the statement? You trust media comments instead?
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  46.  @wayneantoniazzi2706  The late, great state universities (Michigan, Wisconsin, Texas, Virginia, Illinois, UCLA, Berkeley) certainly did care, and were essentially tuition-free. A summer job paid the tuition bill for a year. The kids who worked their way through were a different people. They also studied. After all, they paid for it.
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  47.  @Doobie603  I was laughing but that stopped me. I'm not so sure some people won't shoot Fido.
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  48. There was a first literate generation created somehow. How much were the nonliterate parents involved with that? They were busy farming. Farming is a 24-hour job. Living things die if you go off and do other stuff.
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  49. So . . . You read the statement? What does it say? Or do Gutfeld and Co. predigest all reading material for you?
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  50. Does that include the Israeli response? There are Israelis who don't agree with the tactics.
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