Comments by "" (@random6809) on "Channel 4 News" channel.

  1.  @southpole4776  Calm down, Sweden and Finland joining NATO would do nothing, Putin would do nothing.
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  2.  @southpole4776  As an Indian you are definitely not objective. India refuses to formally condemn Russia and are highly criticised for not doing so.
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  3.  @southpole4776  Staying neutral is not being subjective when a country is has invaded another. It is a conscious decision not to upset Putin and that is absolutely an objective one.
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  4.  @MrMarcy76  Who said council flat and why does it matter? It is a roof over your head and rent controlled. Don't want it? Then pay high rent and be thrown out at a moments notice. Your choice!
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  5.  @MrMarcy76  Good luck!
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  6.  @MrMarcy76  Better than having no home.
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  7.  @fuckbankers  Yeah sure he has. He is a politician; he is saying what he thinks you want to hear.
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  8. If you make a thousand accusations based on zero evidence then one of them might come true. How about all what he said that was wrong, which was most of the BS he came out with!
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  9.  @fakename45  LOL
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  10. This isn't the U.S.
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  11. It is not a criminal trial. If there is evidence then the state should prosecute, clearly they have not done so. So......
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  12.  @alexoliver9201  They shouldn't if there is not enough evidence to prosecute. That's how it works!
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  13. It is for a landlord to decide what they want to rent their property out at. It is their property. The actual answer is build social housing as that has rent increase caps.
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  14. People settle for many reasons, it is nothing to do with guilt. If her evidence was so credible, then why did she settle after saying she was not interested in the money?
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  15. Somebody that can not save for a deposit.
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  16. She was 17, nothing to do with ped0s.
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  17.  @bog_brush  "What's so tough about it?" I'd imagine that it is quite difficult being a social worker dealing with a mental health issue one minute and then dealing with a violent criminal out to stab you on the next call, then going to the next call and being a guidance councillor comforting a victim of domestic violence. But I guess you are the expert on being a front-line officer, right? M0r0n.
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  18.  @bog_brush  Ah you are one of those fckwits. No matter.
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  19. "True Americans fought a Revolutionary War to be free of such freaks." You don't know much about what started the war if you believe that!
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  20. There was never prison, it would be a civil trial.
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  21.  @gerryburntwood9617  It is an allegation of rape, he remains innocent until proven guilty. If you were accused of rape would an accusation make you guilty then? No. You would expect to be innocent until proven otherwise. She was 17, above the legal age of consent. No crime was committed if it was consensual.
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  22.  @gerryburntwood9617  Calm down. It is an allegation, do you have proof? Answer the question. If you were accused of rape would an accusation make you guilty then?
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  23.  @gerryburntwood9617  Answer the question. If you were accused of rape would an accusation make you guilty then?
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  24.  @gerryburntwood9617  Why are you avoiding a simple question? If you were accused of rape would an accusation make you guilty then?
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  25. He shafted a 17 year old who was over the age of consent, get a grip!
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  26. "if nursing is so highly paid and cushy, why aren't more people applying to work in this obviously extremely lucrative (s) field" Because they insist on it being years doing a university degree, which only college leavers who don't have to pay the rent and actually go to work can take time out to do. You shouldn't need a university degree to be a nurse as it shuts the door on those that can't give up work for a couple of years. There are literally highly experienced care assistants working in the NHS with WAY more knowledge than nurses who simply cannot afford to become a nurse. You can blame the unions and idi0ts in the RCN for putting those blocks in place.
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  27. Yeah her Ferrari parked outside is quite telling.
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  28. Minimum wage earners need to wake up and ditch London.
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  29.  @django3422  You can get a minimum wage job anywhere. She can apply for rented accommodation anywhere.
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  30.  @django3422  You miss the point, she can't afford to live now where she is. There are plenty of unfilled vacancies for minimum paid work. She can apply in any part of the country, companies are desperate and will help relocate people. Other than cost there is zero difference between looking for a rented house in London and looking for one elsewhere in the country, you still have to move your stuff whichever it is you move into!
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  31.  @django3422  What is it you fail to understand here? There is literally ZERO difference between getting a rented house in London and anywhere else apart from it being cheaper and easier outside the M25. She faces the exact same problems moving from A to B.
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  32.  @django3422  I have, it is bizarre that you don't understand something so simple. She has to move from A to B, so simply move further to avoid high rents and have more availability! It really is THAT simple.
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  33.  @django3422  How are you missing this? SHE HAS TO MOVE SHE HAS NO CHOICE So because she HAS TO MOVE REGARDLESS move further away and you will pay less and have more chance of securing a rented property. Jesus, it's not rocket science!
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  34.  @django3422  Of course she can afford to move, she is having to now. What do you think she is going to do, leave all her stuff in that house? She is literally moving! Had she planned months ahead she could have been moving to a cheaper part of the country, but no, she wanted to stay in the most expensive part when she is on minimum wage and now she expects the tax payer to give her a house. She is playing the system, the council will only rehome you when you have a court order evicting you, that is why she waited, she WANTED the court order, she NEEDED it. Had she moved before that then she would not get council assistance. Understand the system and why people do what they do before you comment.
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  35.  @django3422  No you repeatedly miss the point and I now believe it is intentional because nobody is that silly. She can afford to move OUT OF LONDON but she doesn't want to. She has clearly been advised to sit and wait for the court order to get priority for a council property. What she is doing is not rocket science.
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  36.  @django3422  It is as clear as day what she is doing.
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  37.  @django3422  Jesus get a grip. Waiting for the order is what people are advised to do. I know this personally as a fact!
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  38.  @django3422  Christ on a bike are you still obsessing over this?
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  39.  @django3422  Irony
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  40.  @django3422  Oh I see now, you are one of those having the last comment means you have "won" people. F-me how tedious, have the last say then. Bye!
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  41. You could say the same for her. Why did she accept a bribe if her evidence was strong? She claimed not to be interested in the money and that she was doing it for the victims. Then took money.
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  42. "Why are disability hate crimes on the rise?" reports are on the rise.
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  43. Property is their pension. Landlords are not the issue, a lack of social housing is.
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  44. A complaint has to be made to the police first. If there is one, they will investigate!
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  45. It will likely be the cost of maintaining the property. The landlord is soon to be required to make the property EPC C rating, which will cost tens of thousands. Better to sell it now. Blame the Government not the landlord!
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  46. You mostly see care assistants on wards, seeing an actual nurse is rare!
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  47. None, because it wasn't Yorkshire Tea.
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  48. The cost of Diesel is a double whammy for heritage lines too.
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  49. OK Putin, whatever you say!
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  50.  @IceJackal1984  Who denied it? I couldn't give a t0ss about North America. This is about RUSSIA.
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