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

  1.  @doktork3406  All we had in public school was propaganda, especially anti-Russian propaganda. We had nuclear bomb drills teaching us to hide under our desks. (So much for physics.) We had no real history at all, and little opportunity to read the real classics. (At least we had one or two Shakespeare plays. That was nice. But no one taught us to memorize, and no one told us Shakespeare started out as an actor.) Today, Russia baiting is how CNN and MSNBC make a nice chunk of change. You just want your fairy tales to be dominant. Well, . . .
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  2.  @davemartino5997  I wouldn't want to bet, I need every dollar left to me, lol, but that is more likely than not at this point.
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  3. More experimentation to find out what we will put up with. Don't think our alphabet agencies, and those of other countries, are not paying close attention.
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  4.  @williamsharp2532  and both are
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  5. Go to Substack Glenn Greenwald and see what happened to him for trying to report on Hunter Biden. He is on the left.
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  6. 🤣
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  7.  @sonnyjs15  yes it was
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  8.  @_baller  Give me a break. People get paid big money to trot out this pablum, then to create a faux controversy over it, and write the same old editorial over and over again, zero originality, zero thought, no solutions. No wonder kids won't study. They want to be day traders, youtubers, influencers, or rock stars. Welcome to the world former Hari Krishna couch surfer Steve Jobs helped create. You didn't notice his little smirk on this video?
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  9. At baller: oh stop 🤣🤣🤣
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  10. Why is Biden pretending Ukraine will join NATO? Hunter doesn't work there anymore.
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  11.  @crewchief5144  You mean the one where people read a text before denouncing it on command? That's an echo chamber? I thought that was every free country. Well, I thought so before COVID. Speaking of free speech, Glenn Greenwald is talking about this very subject tonight. I am going to check it out.
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  12. Knowing is not illegal. Lying is.
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  13.  @TheWutangclan1995  Knowing and remaining silent is NOT illegal. Everything immoral is not illegal.
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  14.  @TheBandit7613  Preposterous. This will prolong the agony.
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  15. If the drive had been planned in advance, I'm not surprised that he did everything the same, as though nothing had happened.
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  16. He answered the question.
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  17. Reuters reported on April 4 that the Pentagon said "obviously" the Bucha deaths were the "responsibility" of the Russians. A second Pentagon source told Reuters the Pentagon had "no independent confirmation" of who committed the atrocity, and "no reason to doubt" the Ukrainian claims, also published April 4. This is what FOX is treating like confirmation.
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  18.  @tech10k14  What delusion?
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  19. I'm almost there with you. ;/
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  20.  @HotBoxnChevys  Um, that was irony. Seriously, . . .
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  21.  @HotBoxnChevys  The remark you were responding to was written in jest. I guess that needs to be spelled out in careful detail now. But . . . Doesn't that ruin the joke? Or, tell a joke yourself, and laugh at it yourself. That works.
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  22. ​@katiedonnelly862 No, because he is a shameless grifter. This hand wringing and hate mongering is an easy buck. You work for your money, don't you?
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  23.  @johnjacob3175  He doesn't have a high school diploma or a GED. No, recruiters are not looking at him. Can you be serious? I can't believe how people are "taking sides." He is a messed-up KID who had no business being there, and should not have been tried as an adult in the first place, if tried at all.
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  24.  @beatekreuzer5025  Get us to accept a first strike against Russia?
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  25. Anyone with the market power to demand more, will.
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  26. Do you actually know nothing about free speech?
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  27. Yikes
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  28. Maybe they don't. This is all fodder for the masses.
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  29. During Lincoln? The first Republican President? Just kidding. Don't know.
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  30.  @trufflesrheaven  Are you seriously asking me? Not only is elective abortion legal in the best medical system I ever lived under, it is paid for (at 70% of true cost) by the state. On the other hand, counseling is necessary beforehand to make sure no one has an abortion for financial reasons. Anyone who says they're doing it because they can't afford a baby goes straight to a social worker to get all the assistance they could possibly qualify for. If they still want the abortion, that's fine, but doing it because they are strapped for money is not considered true freedom of choice. The French Republic has what is known as a natality policy. Or at least had. This was in the 1980s.
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  31.  @trufflesrheaven  Did you know the US had record drug overdose deaths last year during the pandemic? 93,300+ deaths, a 32% increase over 2019. You should be quiet for a while, drop your jeering ("no unemployment for you!"), and contemplate that. I would consider anyone who JEERS to be unfit for nursing, particularly during a true national crisis. I don't want them anywhere near me. Clearly there is no vaccine against jeering.
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  32.  @brandonwilson4740  That's their gamble -- with our well being, not theirs. It won't hurt the politicians. They rearranged their portfolios in advance. Sean Penn will increase his fortune.
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  33. Excellent, lol. But somehow, "up" sounds a little too positive or something?
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  34.  @bhoxified8932  Angelhead: A Memoir and Hurry Down Sunshine are harrowing. The brother of the author of Angelhead did not get help until after he burned down the family home. His family tried everything.
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  35.  @utbigpapa  And stay for, say, five years? As long as needed? Of course there is, NOW.
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  36.  @reidfmorthel5597 We have a firm principle of consent for medical treatment. Mandatory vaccines imposed on people in order to function in society, when the head of the CDC admitted under oath before the Senate that she cannot provide accurate figures on severe adverse events, she admitted they do not stop all infection and spread, is far too grave an imposition. We've had flu outbreaks where children died. I always got a shot and was careful not to spread it to someone vulnerable. I know people who never got flu shots and went to work sick. I think they're crazy, but imposing mandates on them never occurred to me.
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  37.  @chrisr1226  LOL, I would not let any member of that family into my house. Not anymore than I would Bill, Hill, Hunter, Ghislaine, or Jeffrey Epstein.
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  38.  @chrisr1226  Wake up, dear. It's late in the century.
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  39. "These numbers [of American casualties] are likely to increase . . . " --- and Biden is doing WHAT??? Notice these sentences without an AGENT.
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  40.  @1133saginaw  2008 was a depression. Now you'll tell me it wasn't the GREAT Depression. No s Sherlock.
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  41.  @irchristo  He spent a decade at Boeing and was an inventor as well as an engineer.
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  42.  @irchristo  Let's assume you're right. What of it? His science brain melted?
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  43. Dylann Roof did so, five years ago.
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  44. He's lying to you. You believe, you react. He collects. Cha-ching.
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  45.  @Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms  Er, I don't like where this is going. (okay, we have to laugh . . . )
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  46.  @PlutonianPisces  Are you joking? The First Amendment applies to EVERYONE. It's not like a gun. A violent felon can't have a gun. He can fly (or burn) any flag he wants.
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  47. How funny. Tucker has been talking about free speech all week. I wonder why they fired him. 🤔
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  48. That was probably the idea.
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  49.  @lonelypinebeefarm4297  A teacher certainly IS a stranger to your family. What do you know of your child's teacher's upbringing, values, and private life? You think you know. You don't. You've never been to their home for an afternoon tea, much less anything else. The "solutions" people are grasping for are tragic. Do you permit your child's aunts and uncles to spank your child for misbehaving? I hope not. A swat if they do something dangerous is one thing. That's normal. A spanking as discipline is quite another. I'm sure the parents whose children's teacher ran off to marry a high school kid were all quite surprised. And I don't believe that if you had not been spanked, then you would have ended up living a dishonest life. That's a real stretch there.
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  50.  @prooveditt4839  LOL, true.
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