Comments by "Charles Eye" (@TheCharleseye) on "Good Morning America" channel.

Two years ago in California, a kid was suspended from school and charged with felony assault for "holding a pencil in a threatening manner." Meanwhile, this school can't even be bothered to tell the campus police officer about an actual threat?! So many more people should be held accountable for this.
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@jeffjackson6358 If campus police were notified and they checked his backpack, they would have found the gun. He would have been arrested, charged, sent to juvie, and likely made to do counseling. I love people who act like letting people commit crimes is better than stopping them.
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@nxdboi We still don't know if anyone has died from Omicron. All of them have been declared as died "with" Omicron. No clear statements as to whether Omicron was the cause, or simply existed within the patients at the time of death. They never tell us that part.
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@erikanders3343 Really? Just like all the others? I'm pretty sure I've never had to take a booster 3-6 months after getting vaccinated with anything else. I'm pretty sure they've never told me I might have to take a booster every fiscal quarter (a coincidence, I'm sure) for the foreseeable future. I'm pretty sure none of the vaccines I've taken are under a 50+ year veil, wherein I'm not allowed to know too much about them. And before you falsely claim it's the same as a yearly flu shot, it's not. Every year, they modify the flu shot to work against the dominant variant. All previous flu shots continue to work against the variants for which they were created. This "vaccine" is made for the wild type COVID, and they just keep pumping people full of the same recipe, hoping it might work a bit. It was not as effective against Delta and it's nowhere near as effective against Omicron. However, they keep pushing you to just take more of it. Don't ask too many questions about it, though. You're not allowed to know until long after you're on social security.
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@ohplezz 2.3k down votes but yeah, it's a bad ratio.
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As to the answer to the second question, regarding finding that which is causing you stress and getting rid of it: What if the thing that's causing you stress is the unrelenting "news" stories surrounding the C-19 shot, pressuring people into getting jabbed? Could you do me a solid and stop giving me a tension headache? That would be great, thanks.
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@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327 Gripped in your fist with the point aiming down, and your hand above your head. Think "shower scene in Psycho."
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Yeah...that's a garbage excuse. If you don't know what weapon you're drawing, don't draw it. There's a reason they wear their taser on the opposite hip (which you can see clearly in the video). It's so that they don't accidentally grab one when reaching for the other. She reached her right hand down and grabbed her gun. It was a reaction born of bad weapons training and then bad follow-up practice. She clearly spent way more time practicing her gun draw than her taser draw, which is why her muscle memory caused this to happen. If you spend all of your time practicing to draw your lethal weapon, you won't do the right thing when you need your non-lethal and, as you say, the adrenaline is pumping. Furthermore, people should not be in danger of being negligently killed by police. That is not their purpose. It was more important to violently restrain this person than it was to let him survive the encounter. That's all kinds of wrong. If he got away, so what? I mean that; so what? They had his plate number. They had the make and model of his car. They had his identity. They easily could have called it in and attempted to arrest him later, when it could be handled better. Unfortunately, ego and bad training become key factors. They aren't trained to deescalate and they don't want to go back to the precinct and be teased for letting someone get away. Awww, poor babies. How many people are dead because of pride and bad training? It's not worth it.
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"Vaccinated people who die from COVID mostly have other comorbidities." What a coincidence. That's true of the unvaccinated who are dying of COVID, too! It's almost as though the people who are healthy have no reason to be badgered - day in and day out - by the media and the government to get vaccinated...
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Omicron is the dominant variant in new case infections, not hospitalizations. The death tolls are from the people who are losing the fight with other variants after a week or more. This was predictable, as we get spikes after every holiday. After another two to three weeks, we'll start seeing if there is a significantly different lethality for Omicron in the US vs other Countries. However, given the numbers from those other Countries, the future is looking pretty bright, so far. Omicron should infect enough people to push out the other variants, altogether. Given that it has shown to be so mild, that will give virtually everyone a fighting chance. If it's successful around the globe, all new variants should stem from Omicron, meaning that they'll be likely to be even more mild and even more contagious. What does that mean? That means, if all goes well, we'll have another cold to add to our cold and flu season, and life will move on.
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Four shots in two years? No. Just no.
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Has the fifty years passed, yet? Can I now look up ALL of the information on the vaccine? No? Then don't expect you're getting that needle anywhere near my kids. Transparency is the key - especially from the pharmaceutical company that had to pay the largest criminal fine in history. Let that sink in. Bigger than PG&E, Phillip Morris, BP, or any other company on Earth...and they're supposed to be making medicine.
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@erikanders3343 If there's nothing unique about virus mutation in the US, then why is it that our variants are, as you imply, unexceptional. It would seem, by your own admission, that there are some fundamental differences in virus mutations in different Countries.
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