Comments by "doveton sturdee" (@dovetonsturdee7033) on "'That is NONSENSE!' FURIOUS row ERUPTS over reparations after VILE claim is made" video.

  1.  @markchawner1586  I suspect that she know exactly which side her bread is buttered.
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  2.  @perlinewhite  Does 'how it is' involve shouting down any other opinion for ten minutes?
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  3. On the contrary. Every time she appears, she discredits herself a little more. Why do you think she is brought on in the first place?
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  4.  @TheSaint-g7t  Good Lord! I do believe that you are trying to be serious!
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  5.  @bilalel5192  He talked over her? Did you actually watch the video? Oh, and she was wrong about the Jews, as Rees-Mogg tried to explain when he was able to get a word in.
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  6.  @zulu2053  You are right, she can't. Which is why she shouts incessantly at everyone.
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  7.  @Babazulu  'You don’t like hearing the truth?' It is difficult to hear anything, whether truth or falsehood, when this woman is screaming incessantly over everything anyone else tries to say.
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  8.  @dennistetteh  You mean how 'smart' she was about the establishment of the state of Israel, which she managed to get entirely wrong? Ever considered judging people by what they say, rather than by the colour of their skin?
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  9.  @sharonscott6244  If she knows about history, how did she manage to get her ideas about Israel so wrong? Perhaps you confuse endless ranting with intelligence? Slavery was ended because of pressure from evangelical Christians in Britain, and the growing Industrial Revolution which rendered it irrelevant, much to the dismay of many African tribal leaders and Arab traders, of course.
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  10.  @sharonscott6244  'slavery ended due to the amount of uprisings of the enslaved who started to meter out the same barbaric treatment they had to endure.' Whereever did you get that idea from? The Baptist War of January 1832 lasted precisely eleven days, and was subdued by British troops. It was foolish in any case because Parliament had already determined to abolish slavery within the Empire in any case, the bill to that effect being passed in August, 1833. Despite all what? The British government compensated slave owners in order to avoid them undertaking prolonged lobbying of Parliament, and significantly delaying the passage of the bill. The Isreal analogy was both wrong and, frankly, idiotic. It seems that someone had not even heard of the Balfour Declaration of 1917. Just as, presumably, you haven't. I agree, however, that it was difficult to tell what Rees-Mogg was saying, because his words were constantly drowned out by someone screaming at him.
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  11.  @Zt2310  'I wouldn’t expect anything less from a name called Benjamin.' Surely that isn't a RAYCIST!!! comment, is it?
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  12.  @Zt2310  Getting better. Now a RAYCIST!!!! assumption.
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