Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. And there are children older than him who still have them.
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  2.  @bessbarnes6062  Sorry, I wasn't trying to give the impression that I thought it was okay. Just making an observation.
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  3. I hate to be cynical, but I don't think these businesses are offering this out of altruistic motives. It's simply cheaper in the long run to keep their female workers from having kids.
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  4. I realize that, under Spanish law, the referendum was illegal, but seriously, the response of the Spanish police was way beyond the crime being committed. I'm not familiar with Spanish law, but it seems like holding an illegal referendum would be more of a civil violation rather than a criminal one.
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  5.  weaverspell  And is that supposed to mean he's not supposed to like children and have a rapport with them?
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  6. What about the unicorn? 🙃
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  7. @Prashant Singh: I don't think that was an option with all the video recording devices there.
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  8. @dallas yap: Which was a great risk Canada undertook. No one knew at that time if there may have been more hijackers on board any of those planes.
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  9.  @RJ-dw4jw  Meaning the people of Spain.
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  10. I'm American and I agree with that statement.
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  11.  @jonathangeorge787  The point I was trying to make was that no American politician is going to physically discipline his / her child in public. That would end up being a major PR nightmare.
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  12. +ILoVeToraVe And isn't part of his job to make sure MPs speak to each other in a civil manner?
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  13. Isn't part of the Speaker's job to make sure the MPs communicate in a civil manner?
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  14. I'm probably going to regret asking this, but why would the FBI and/or the CIA arrange for a shooting on a college campus? To provide a pretense for taking guns away from "law abiding citizens"? I hate to sound cynical, but if the government didn't take any meaningful action when 20 innocent young children were massacred nearly 11 years ago, then I can't imagine any shooting incident that will make your paranoid fear come true.
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  15. @martin prince: Still, it was excessive force on the part of the Spanish police in my opinion.
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  16. The use of public funds for health care should be limited to exactly that: health care.
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  17. @Manel Sevilla: I'm not disputing that the Spanish government declared the referendum illegal, I'm saying that I believe the response of the Spanish police was way out of proportion to the nonviolent crime that was being committed.
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  18. @Manel Sevilla I don't know why my point is not getting across to you. I'll try one more time, then I'm dropping the conversation. Was the referendum held by the Catalonian government illegal under Spanish law? Yes. That's not in question. Did that justify the violent response of the Spanish police to a non-violent crime? No.
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  19. And what's going to happen in a few years is that most people will forget why the holiday exists and treat it as another day off to go shopping at the Juneteenth Sales (assuming they're not one of the people who are working in the store having the Juneteenth Sale).
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  20.  @rsmith6366  Most medical insurances don't cover travel expenses if a person has to go out of state for most other procedures (e.g., specialized cancer treatments).
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  21. The funny thing is that all day, I've been thinking that today was an historic date, but I couldn't remember why until I came across this video.
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  22. +Mr Misanthrope And what was Catherine before she married William? 🙄
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  23. 13:36 -- What an adorable doggie!
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  24. @Sheri Townsend: They're all probably saying pretty much the same thing.
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  25. I rebuke your negativity by wishing you a Happy and Blessed New Year. 😘
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  26.  @afgzee2011  A pacifier can have numerous names depending on the area you live in and whatever an individual family decides to call it. I grew up calling it a binki (not sure of the spelling, I think it was the brand name of the pacifier my parents used for me). And within the area I live in now, the two most popular names I hear are "paci" (short for "pacifier") and "ninnie" (not sure what the origin of that is).
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  27. +Jim Fromearth Harry would probably still be in the military.
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  28. Another thing to know about Governor DeSantis: Despite being a middle aged, college educated lawyer, he sounds like a teenage girl on TikTok every time the word "woke" comes out of his mouth.
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  29. @lil jack russell: That question was answered in November 2016. The number of individuals nationwide that voted for Trump was 62,984,825 according to the Federal Election Commission. https://transition.fec.gov/pubrec/fe2016/2016presgeresults.pdf
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  30. +Hector Morales I think B Hagedash was being facetious. Trump probably has no clue where Catalonia is, much less any idea what's going on there right now, so if a journalist did ask him about Catalan refugees, he'd probably think they were from Central America.
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  31. I can't put my finger on why, but Musk has never seemed trustworthy to me. I think those who are celebrating his acquisition of Twitter in the hopes that he'll turn it into a forum where anything goes regardless of the harm it could cause might end up being disappointed.
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  32. I don't disagree, but it should be consumers that decide that, not a government.
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  33. +Achmed Zuzali Back then, there was no way Camilla was going to be allowed to marry Charles. She had too much of a "reputation", whereas Diana was considered to be a "good girl".
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  34. If Jonny Dymond can't figure out why Harry isn't too keen on the media, he must've popped up in a cabbage patch sometime after late 1997.
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  35. Not anymore. DeSantis just signed a new abortion law limiting it to 15 weeks or less.
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  36. +Rina Moree Considering that Harry's own father is divorced and married another divorced person, I don't think anyone within the Royal Establishment is going to bring that up as an objection to the marriage. And what does Meghan's ancestry have to do with anything?
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  37. @Jonathan: What part of this video wasn't accurate?
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  38. @Bobby Roonee: I have. My cat was growling at someone passing by the window and happened to burp at the same time. It came out sounding like a bark.
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  39. +Gato Gate Yes, I understand that the referendum was illegal, but I don't think that checking off a box on a piece of paper and trying to deposit said paper in a box justifies actions such as being kicked, having one's hair pulled, or being shot at with rubber bullets.
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  40. I think both sides are freaking out prematurely. Wait and see what the actual decision is before praising or condemning it.
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  41. Plus, the added medical insurance for the kids and disruptions to the mother's schedule because of the kids' needs (e.g., Mom can't come in because little Suzie is ill).
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  42. Same here in the US! 🙃
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  43. There's nothing in the video that suggests that they aren't sending their children to a state or private school. They're not hermits.
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  44. Okay, now it's time for Sir Richard Branson to reciprocate by sending someone from Doctor Who into space. 🙃
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  45. And a loss for freedom of speech.
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  46. Actually, Chauvin has to serve a minimum of 15 years.
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  47. Very rare, yes, but not impossible for a couple that got married before they even hit adolescence.
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  48. Sir Kim didn't say anything that most of us weren't thinking already. He just did it in a more diplomatic and educated manner.
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  49. Trump said, "rapid due process".
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  50. I'm assuming this means he's not even going to be using a courtesy title?
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  51. +Nick Muscat I thought their MPs always refuse to take their seats because they refuse to swear loyalty to the Crown as required?
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  52. +lovejesus12012 Not to mention those who are either being deliberately provocative or just plain stupid by making comments about the 9-11 attacks, when it can't be any more obvious that the topic of the video is 911, the emergency number here in the US.
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  53. +Monarchist 18 Actually, the Catalonian government wants to remain in the EU. However, if I'm remembering correctly, the EU has already told Catalonia that if it declared independence outside of what Spanish law allows, it won't recognize an independent Catalonia.
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  54. It's not that much of a stretch to assume that if they are paying for their cell phone contracts (or prepaid cards, if they have those in the UK) and their internet access, they are probably also still paying for their TV license.
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  55. Well, as far as I'm concerned, she succeeded.
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  56. +DasUB00T Any children that Diana might have had with Dodi, or anyone else for that matter, wouldn't have been part of the official Royal Family or titled. It's funny that some people seem to be focused on the possibility of Diana being pregnant with Dodi's child, which wouldn't have meant diddly, yet they never bring up the very real concern of having the al-Fayeds that close to Prince William.
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  57. +midnight rider Just because I don't buy into the "Diana was murdered" rubbish doesn't mean I believe that Diana was a saint.
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  58. Happy New Year to Hong Kong from the US. 🥂
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  59.  @jptrainor  I was simply pointing out that the 24 week limit in Florida is no longer accurate, not offering an opinion about it.
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  60. +witch, please How about people who don't care if she's African, European, or a pink and purple striped unicorn as long as they are happy? How does that make you feel?
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  61. I don't think there is a sign, at least not in ASL. You would fingerspell it. I can't say whether or not you'd do the same in British Sign Language.
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  62.  rdmo83  And probably came to a similar conclusion.
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  63. @Cecilie M: There has to be trials first.
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  64. Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor is the baby's name.
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  65. It took the Speaker roughly 90± seconds to say what he had to say. What disastrous events happened in the UK in that time frame that could've been prevented if Bercow hadn't taken that minuscule time to admonish Johnson?
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  66. Freedom of speech works both ways. Once a viewpoint is presented, other people have the right to either agree with or respectfully challenge that viewpoint.
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  67. +Nick Muscat I can't say anything good or bad about Corbyn because, although I consider myself an Anglophile, I'm American and don't really know that much about him. If your sources are correct about the Sinn Féin MP's taking their seats, thereby violating one of their core principles (swearing allegiance to the Crown), just to keep the DUP out of government will be a very interesting development.
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  68. I'm American so forgive me if I'm missing something, but I think Sturgeon is a little out of touch with reality. It appears that her main motivation for a referendum isn't independence for independence's sake, but so that Scotland can remain in the EU. However, even if the EU allows an independent Scotland to join (which is extremely iffy as long as Spain holds out), it was mentioned during the run up to the last referendum that Scotland would have to go through the same hoops as any other potential member. No fast track just because it was part of another (soon to be former) EU member state, despite Sturgeon's belief otherwise.
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  69. It's how Maori greet each other. I'm not sure if it's a ceremonial / formal greeting or an everyday one, though.
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  70. If there are such things as alternate realities, I imagine there is one in which Catherine is a primary school teacher.
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  71.  @fassolhermani5984  Was he even Catholic? Oh, well, I guess in an alternate reality, it might not even matter.
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  72. Waiting until the proverbial last minute, not unlike Parliament, apparently.
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  73.  @WhiteLivesMatter96  The US doesn't use an "u" in the word "color".
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  74. @Just another ... : It's not the opinion that's insane, it's how these people present their opinions.
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  75. How sad can people's lives get that they see conspiracy in the most innocent of situations?
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  76.  @jayv9779  I wouldn't put it past Trump to try to get around that somehow.
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  77. +LJHB48 The BBC believes you care because you clicked on the video. Every click is like a thumbs up to a video publisher. It's amazing how many people can't understand that.
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  78. +Hector Morales Definition of "joke" according to Merriam-Webster dictionary: 1. a :something said or done to provoke laughter; especially :a brief oral narrative with a climactic humorous twist b (1) :the humorous or ridiculous element in something (2) :an instance of jesting :kidding
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  79. Trump makes Bush Jr. look like the head of Mensa.
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  80. Kelloggs Pumpkin Spice Mini Wheats are really good also.
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  81. Free the rest of us from politically oriented comments on a non-political video.
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  82. It was bad enough the players weren't showing respect at home. Now they've decided to be disrespectful overseas as well. Great job eradicating the ignorant American stereotype, guys. 🙄
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  83. +Russin Outlaw Catalonia's unilateral bid for independence is illegal under the Spanish Constitution. For a independence referendum to be legal, it has to be voted on by the entire country, not just the region looking to separate. Having said that, however, I can't say that I'm liking how the central government is handling the situation. Its heavy handed approach is just going to alienate the Catalan people even further and possibly change the minds of Catalans who originally didn't want to break away from Spain.
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  84. @Daniel Bostock: So this caravan isn't really heading to the US? Okay, I'm sure that'll be a relief to the Border Patrol. And Trump can also call back all those troops he's sending as well.
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  85. There was. https://youtu.be/UXPwtzuNhm4
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  86. No Sophie Rhys-Jones?
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  87.  @MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy  If the treatment for people who believe they're something they're not didn't consist of indulging the patients, there wouldn't be any risk of them becoming infertile.
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  88.  @LD-by7ko  Okay, thanks. 🙂
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  89.  @CannibalMan09  That's all it takes.
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  90. You should be held accountable for spreading rumors without proof, but we don't always get what we want.
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  91.  @maniacram  Well, unless you believe in reincarnation, there's only one physical life. 🙂
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  92. +midnight rider If there was anything to that conspiracy theory nonsense, a murder wouldn't have occurred because Diana might have been pregnant with Dodi's child. It would've happened because the Royal Court would've been concerned about the al Fayeds (esp. the father) having undue influence over William.
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  93. +midnight rider That made about as much sense as your original post.
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  94. But she did flee the country.
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  95. I don't see Harry's position as much different than family members like the Duke of Gloucester or Prince Michael of Kent (i.e., not senior royals by any means, but are usually present at important royal events).
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  96. Not everybody wants to watch serious stories 24/7.
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  97. Sounded more Latin to me.
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  98.  @Ribbitplease  His grandfather, George VI, was a stutterer as well.
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  99. Where did you get the idea that the Queen has nixed anyone from Harry and Meghan's guest list (which as of a couple of weeks ago hadn't even been discussed yet, according to Harry himself)? William had stated in an interview that when some palace officials gave him a guest list for his wedding, he was overwhelmed by the number of people on it whom neither he nor Catherine knew. He went to the Queen to discuss it and William said the Queen encouraged him to scrap it and rewrite the list as he saw fit. If the Queen had that attitude towards William's wedding guest list (which was a more important occasion as far as protocol was concerned), surely she would be just as hands off regarding Harry and Meghan's guest list?
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  100.  @johnnymonoxide9220  How is a company's willingness (or not) to pay decent wages tied to its stance on abortion?
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  101. In the US, it's the name of an iconic TV character (who'd blow a gasket knowing a quarter Black baby shared his name 😜) and an iconic comic book character (a redhead, ironically enough).
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  102. It hasn't been announced what kind of cancer Charles has, just what kind he doesn't have. As far as Catherine is concerned, my only critique of how her situation was handled is that she should've followed her father-in-law's example and put out the occasional photos or videos showing her keeping up with what's going on with her charities and other groups she's involved with. I won't claim that would've stopped all the speculations and conspiracy theories, but I believe it would've kept them from spiraling as out of control as they did.
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  103.  @jptrainor  You're welcome.
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  104. Not to mention that he still holds a grudge against the media (as a whole) for the death of his mother.
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  105.  @melgrant7404  That's true.
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  106. @Gabriel: If you had true faith in Trump, you wouldn't have to stump for him this early.
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  107. +Mr Misanthrope Rich, definitely. However, I seem to remember the press making a big deal out of Catherine's non-aristocratic background before her marriage.
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  108. +Mr Misanthrope I'm not sure if there's a set-in-stone definition as to who is a commoner, but I would imagine that if you don't have a title or at least have a parent or grandparent who has one, most people who care about things like that would consider you a commoner. A suitable partner for a Royal? Looking at it from a total outsider's perspective, I would say that if the partner is expected to take up any Royal duties, some ideal qualities would be that he or she be friendly, not prone to crippling stage fright, able to think before he/she speaks extemporaneously, etc... .
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  109. Wasn't that adorable? 😊
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  110. A governor is elected statewide and whichever candidate has the most votes out of all the votes cast in the entire state wins. Gerrymandering has nothing to do with who wins because there aren't any such things as gubernatorial election districts to manipulate.
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  111. Just like you show the world your unhealthy and disgusting soul?
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  112. Everybody that uses that phrase online should be banned from posting anywhere for six months to a year.
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  113. True, but they aren't using government or corporate owned electricity to keep those running.
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  114. So now that the statue is down, everyone in Richmond now has a good job, lives in a nice house or apartment in a crime free neighborhood, and their children attend state-of-the-art schools, right?
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  115.  @realityplatform4317  The problem is some people don't think enough.
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  116. I'm sure if Meghan plans on renouncing her US citizenship, she won't do so until she actually becomes an UK citizen.
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  117.  @paulgibbons2320  This wasn't the only story reported that day, I'm sure.
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  118.  @fredo1070  Not that I'm a big fan of alcohol myself, but what does Trump's abstention have to do with anything?
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  119. If you really believed that, instead of wasting your time clicking and commenting on this video, you would've been watching videos focusing on the environment. All you've accomplished is to encourage the BBC to upload even more videos like this.
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  120. Anne Campbell  My father also uses his middle name since he's a "junior" and it avoided confusion between him and my grandfather (when he was alive).
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  121. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
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  122. @Samantha W: Your comment is nothing but baloney sauce. If you truly believed what you're stating, you wouldn't have clicked on this video, much less made a comment.
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  123. @RASCAL CITIZEN: What was inaccurate in this video?
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  124. We all still need to do our best to minimize our environmental impact regardless of why the climate is changing.
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  125. People don't gain weight overnight, they're not going to lose it overnight. While someone is trying to lose weight, would you rather have them walk around naked or in clothes that fit and look appropriate for the occasion?
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  126. Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  127.  @lordvader6378  I don't engage with those spammers, just report them.
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  128. Although I want to see Trump out of office ASAP, I don't need him out to realize what a horrible President he has been so far.
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  129. @Aurα вírdч: Proof?
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  130. Although I don't think the electoral votes will be anywhere near that high, if it does end up being Trump vs. Avanetti, I would sadly predict a Trump win in 2020. That is, unless the American public finally wake up, realize that neither major party gives a flip about them, and vote in a candidate from a third party or true independent.
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  131. +Christian Snow If ancestry was still very important to the British Royal Family, there's quite a few people that wouldn't have been allowed to marry into it. Mike Tindall (Zara Phillips' husband), the Duchess of Cambridge, Autumn Phillips (Peter Phillips' wife), and the Countess of Wessex are just a few I can think of off the top of my head.
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  132. +Sumz 17 An Oscar winning American actress whose heyday was the early to mid 1950s. She "retired" to marry Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956. Sadly, she was killed in a car accident in 1982 when, after suffering a sudden stroke, she lost control of her vehicle on a mountain road.
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  133. Did I miss something or did this piece not answer the question presented in the title?
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  134. +BlueTaurianBull The UK hasn't officially exited yet. And what issues are you talking about? The surge of nationalistic populism? Actually, the Brexit referendum was a side effect of that, not the cause.
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  135. +Victor Barugahare Since I have to live with Trump, metaphorically speaking, I find him more scary than hilarious. 😧
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  136. @clunckalex: Not everyone in Sydney watches the fireworks in person anyway.
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  137. Let Greenland decide its own status.
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  138.  @JFDoria79  That's for Greenland's residents to figure out, not anyone else.
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  139. Did you know that Google owns YouTube?
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  140. +leapsplashafrog We all need to make sure our comments match the video. This video doesn't have a blessed thing to do with war.
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  141. If you really believed that, you'd be spending your time watching and reading "real news" instead of this "twaddle".
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  142. Why would the BBC report on what someone who hasn't been relevant since November of 2016 had to say?
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  143.  @930Tony  What office is Hillary Clinton running for?
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  144. I know it's not the Queen's normal practice, but I think the statement would've had more impact had she appeared on TV to say it.
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  145. In other words, Sacoolas got away with killing that kid. 😠
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  146. Must be to you since you chose to click and comment on this video instead of searching for a video about a politician who became irrelevant in November of 2016.
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  147. Landslide? Not hardly. Take a look at the 1984 Presidential election where Reagan's 525 Electoral College votes swamped Mondale's 13. Tr--p's 312 Electoral College votes versus Harris' 226 was squeaking by in comparison.
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  148. Princess Eugenie is the younger daughter of Prince Andrew (the Queen's third child) and Sarah, Duchess of York.
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  149. What was incorrect in this video?
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  150. Then your preferred media companies.
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  151. If someone doesn't want to be called racist, sexist, etc..., then maybe his / her words and actions shouldn't give that impression to others.
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  152. If this does turn out to be deliberate, then one group of people knows exactly how the fire started (the perpetrators) and one group will discover how it started (the investigators).
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  153. +beaconinthedark I still have a miniature one, somewhere in storage.
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  154. Considering that you took the time and energy to not only click on this video, but also leave a comment, I'd say that you do. 🤣
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  155.  @robynhawkins48  Really? When I'm bored, I try to find something to do that I actually like. So as I pointed out in my original comment, this video and/or its topic must be something you like, especially since you added another view to it.
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  156.  @j.michaellopez9880  It was 1936, actually. Considering Edward's purported Nazi sympathies, it's a good thing that he abdicated well before World War II started (1939).
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  157. +Richie Holland Wouldn't that be less of an issue for her since she's gaining residency through marriage?
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  158. The Queen is 95 years old, Biden is 78. The US Constitution doesn't set an upper age limit on any federal political office.
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  159.  @yesterdayyousaidtomorrow4034  Okay, but the US Constitution still doesn't set an upper age limit for federal office.
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  160.  @yesterdayyousaidtomorrow4034  Really all depends on the person.
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  161. Not that I expected the news announcer to be doing somersaults over this, but she could've sounded a little more cheerful.
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  162. That doesn't give anyone the right to threaten retaliatory violence.
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  163. Has London ever had an earthquake in modern times?
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  164. +Richard Herrero Making educated guesses as to how people may have voted is not how a referendum or election should be conducted.
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  165. +Richard Herrero No argument from me about that.
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  166. +DED DOA I'm surprised that people can't seem to grasp the concept of when they click on a video, it tells the video publisher that there's interest in the topic, and it encourages more of the same. Then they wonder why there's so many videos about that topic.
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  167. +DED DOA Okay, I can understand the argument about the license fee. As far as autoplay is concerned, however, that can be turned off.
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  168. Not current news, true, but it is a record of an historic event.
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  169. There's no legal requirement for Trump to admit that he lost the election. As long as he's packed and ready to walk out the door of the White House by noon on January 20, 2021, he can whine and cry about the results for the rest of his life.
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  170. +Antonius Raja I can't dispute that, but that shouldn't excuse the excessive force the Guardia Civil used against peaceful protesters.
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  171. +Alexandre Wozikowski And how exactly would forcing people of European descent from North America to Europe work? If the vast majority of those people had a choice, they'd want to go to the UK or Ireland simply because those countries use English. Both countries together couldn't handle hundreds of millions of immigrants. And if they didn't have a choice, how do you determine where they would go? Ancestry? That's not going to work out too well since we're so mixed, most of us probably don't even know what our ancestry exactly is.
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  172. +ThePp12345678 The last I heard was that Catalonia, if it gains independence, wants to be part of the EU.
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  173. +Sir Francis T. Woolridge "Every" law enforcement? It just seems to me, from what I had seen live from Sky News and France 24 (both streams legally available here on YouTube 👍) the morning of the referendum, that the response of the Guardia Civil was out of proportion to the actual actions of the Catalan people and government. Although the referendum was illegal, it was civil wrongdoing as opposed to criminal, and should've been addressed as such.
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  174. +Sir Francis T. Woolridge Plus, I believe that all the current EU members have to approve a new nation's application anyway, right? I think I read somewhere this week that Spain had already stated it wouldn't approve a Catalan application even if the EU considered it.
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  175.  @WhiteLivesMatter96  Believe me, I can be very critical about how people communicate in English. However, my intention here was to be informative, not confrontative.
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  176.  @susanmansell5081  It's been approximately 21 years since the alleged rape, the statute of limitations has probably run out by now.
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  177. I'm going to take a wild guess and say that the Danish PM's native language isn't English and she probably wanted to be sure that she said what she wanted to say clearly and accurately.
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  178. So that live hearing didn't happen? Okay. 🤨
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  179. @mboiko: At the time this video was uploaded, I don't think Ms. Kim's race had been called. That'd be my guess as to why she wasn't included. Now as to your assertion that the BBC was ignoring Republican women, take another peek at the 0:56 mark. That Republican woman is Marsha Blackburn, the first woman to be elected US Senator from Tennessee.
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  180. It's been approximately 21 years since this alleged rape occurred. The statute of limitations has probably run out by now.
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  181.  @angussstudio6139  In theory, I agree. However, the longer it takes for the crime to be reported, the less likely it'll be that law enforcement and prosecutors will be able to gather solid evidence to convict the suspect.
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  182. And start a war with the other 20+ members of NATO?
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  183. I wouldn't swear to this, but I'm thinking it might be because the Americans that served in the Korean War were there as part of an UN mandate.
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  184. That wasn't a decision made at the corporate level, but by the franchise that owns that specific location.
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  185.  @daremz101  Again, I'm not saying that I think it's okay for older kids to have pacifiers, I was just making an observation.
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  186.  @leizzell4827  Did I post a comment that said it was? How many times do I have to post that I was making an observation! 🙄
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  187. If you don't think your license fee is being spent appropriately, contact your MP.
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  188. I would imagine that meant emissions from unnatural sources (cars, factories, etc...).
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  189.  @fredo1070  I'm not sure if electricity generated by solar panels would be enough to operate a central heating system at this point, but that surely can't be too far off. Right now, however, there's always wood and gas via fireplaces and heating stoves.
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  190.  @fredo1070  I don't live in the UK, so I don't know what other options you'd have available if gas and wood aren't going to be available in the near future.
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  191. How would Greenland be free if it's a US territory?
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  192. Harry was pointing out that he was told that babies' looks change during the first two weeks after birth so it's a little early to know who little Archie resembles.
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  193. If I were you, I wouldn't be admitting right now that you know the cause of the fire. If it does turn out to be deliberate, then the only people who know the cause right now are those who are responsible for it.
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  194. +Monarchist 18 The EU may not like the fact that the UK wants to pull out, but it did accept the results of the referendum. Otherwise, why else would the EU and the UK be having talks about issues that need to be resolved before the formal separation?
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  195. +Everything Cool The original post was a joke . 🤦‍♀️
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  196. +Kaya They also don't have the brains to realize that when they click on the video, it registers as a view, which only encourages the BBC to make more videos that these people don't like.
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  197. Bible Broadcasting Network's personal computer?
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  198. One can only hope that people finally wise up this year and stop using infantile words like "woke".
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  199.  @goodmorning1476  Twitter isn't a government agency. It's under no legal obligation to provide a platform for the speech of people it deems objectionable.
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  200. I think everyone is ignoring Scotland's views. Any deal that gives Northern Ireland a "special status" is going to cause Sturgeon to start stamping her feet demanding the same for Scotland since it voted to remain.
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  201. Not really. Simply having the most parliamentary seats isn't enough to claim a "win". The "winning" party must have 176 out of 350 seats, whether its own party holds all the seats or its own party and cooperating parties hold them.
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  202. If you're referring to the Dayton shooting, the difference is that the motivation doesn't appear to be political, so his political views are as relevant as his shoe size.
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  203. +jkfdkjjd I doubt the Spanish authorities are trying to rig a vote they don't want Catalonia to hold anyway.
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  204. @Carl Armes: You do realize that those who were privately educated probably didn't have much choice in the matter until they were old enough to go to university, right?
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  205. Assange chose to enter that embassy and he could've decided to suck it up and walk out whenever he wished.
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  206. @Laika24102007 Sorry, but I ignore statements like "Read about [M]anning" if there's no accompanying source or link.
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  207. @Laika24102007 In other words, you can't back up what you're insinuating. (Thanks for assuming I'm a "kid", though. 😍)
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  208. My folks and I were just talking about that today. Most of these idiots were caught because they just had to post everything they did online. If we ever get into another traditional war, we'd lose because the enemy would know where our troops are just from following social media.
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  209. If your decision hinges on how the future president will approach the Israeli/nearly-all-its-neighbors war, Tr - - p would be the worst choice. He wouldn't even pay lip service to trying to get Israel to de-escalate.
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  210. You didn't recognize the Prince of Wales?
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  211. Probably. He didn't say that he lived like he was in the Regency era, just dressed like it.
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  212.  @Sixtyi8c  So Trump gets a smiley face sticker for that accomplishment?
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  213. No matter what type of election system a country has, someone is going to lose.
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  214. Not necessarily. I have no plans to vote for either Trump or Biden and, unless it's required by county / state authorities at the time, I'm not planning on wearing a mask at the polling station (not for political reasons, I just can't breathe with one on).
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  215.  @George-sc4yh  Gerrymandering had very, very, very little to do with Trump's win. In every state, except for Nebraska and Maine, it's the statewide popular vote that determines which candidate receives the Electoral College votes for that state. How the state's US Congressional districts are drawn up have nothing to do with it (again, with the exception of Nebraska and Maine).
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  216.  @Irish_1916  You can't lose something that's not part of the game. The nationwide popular vote is not how we elect a President in the US, so Clinton receiving more votes than Trump nationwide is simply a piece of trivia for historians and Jeopardy contestants.
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  217.  @Irish_1916  I'll be the first to say that we are overdue for a national conversation regarding the Electoral College and what should replace it should we decide to scrap it. However, I wouldn't call that system totally undemocratic. The popular vote is heeded, just at the statewide level rather than the national level.
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  218.  @philipharris7594  Grow up.
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  219.  @tonyhaynes9080  Grow up.
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  220. Supposedly "self-obsessed", yet here you are giving them positive reinforcement for that.
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  221. +Negan Or a combination of the two reasons, maybe?
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  222. What was incorrect in this video?
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  223. " ... not everyone is buying her [nonsense]." If what you claim about Meghan has any truth to it, you're buying it every time you click on a video like this one.
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  224. Maybe you can answer the question I've asked of quite of few people like you and none so far have been able to answer it: Why? Why would Harry and Meghan need to fake a pregnancy? Harry isn't going to become the king, so if they didn't want or couldn't have any children, it's no big deal as far as the institution of the Crown is concerned.
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  225. Be careful what you wish for. The next platform to be banned could be one that you like.
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  226. Maybe Wintour has light sensitivity in her eyes?
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  227. The irony is strong with that statement.
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  228. I'm probably missing something, but isn't it a little bit late for the UK government to say, "Never mind, we'd like to stay instead"?
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  229. +Richie Holland I'm not understanding what your post has to do with mine. There's a difference between the UK reconsidering its decision to exit the EU (if it can, which was my original question) and the UK realizing that Germany wasn't going to play nice regardless of what it told Chamberlain.
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  230. Here in the US, it will never matter what the tax rate is as long as businesses can take advantage of various deductions, technicalities, loopholes, etc..., to lower the amount that they pay.
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  231. What does your novel have to do with the lack of police action during the Uvalde school shooting?
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  232. +MrB1923 And you are assisting in the spread of this "propaganda" by clicking on the videos.
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  233. The landslide was in seats won by Labour, not the number of votes.
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  234. @Comic Book Guy This specific woman being profiled doesn't seem to be whining and crying that the broader society isn't providing something she wants. Like many other entrepreneurs around the world, she saw a need and decided to meet that need herself.
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  235. @Comic Book Guy Even if she has a negative motivation for her business, if what she's selling is legal and women are willing to buy it, what's the problem? Are you a lingerie manufacturer who's losing business to her?
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  236. I hadn't heard how long it took for firefighters to arrive, but the statutes were removed to keep them from being damaged when where they were located was being renovated.
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  237. The answer to the question is a resounding "No" as long as the polls gauge nationwide opinion as opposed to the opinions of voters in each individual state. Under the current process we have to elect a president, how people nationwide plan on voting has no relevance. It's which candidate is ahead in each state that's going to give some idea of who might win in November.
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  238. US Presidents can't commute sentences for or pardon people convicted of state crimes.
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  239. Nobody forced you to click on this video.
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  240. This is more confusing than anything else. I consider myself a relatively conservative person in social matters, but I didn't see anything in the video that Ocasio-Cortez or anyone should be ashamed about. What exactly did the person who released this on Twitter hope to accomplish?
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  241. I'm sure Sully knows that there are people in this world whose goal in life is to spread bitterness.
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  242. Not to mention most YouTube commenters.
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  243. Someone might convince me one day that Meghan was bad news from the start, but that someone will never be her father. I just can't accept the word of a man who sells himself out to various news and tabloid media outlets to talk trash about his own daughter.
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  244. Only if you let it.
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  245.  @marvinmartinsYT  The Australian Election Commission seems to disagree with you. https://www.aec.gov.au/FAQs/Voting_Australia.htm#compulsory https://www.aec.gov.au/FAQs/Voting_Australia.htm#not-to (referring to the penalty for not voting)
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  246. Was his peerage an inherited or life title? If the former, I don't believe that can be taken from him.
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  247. Because, so far, there's no indication that it was. From the FBI's website: "International terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups who are inspired by, or associated with, designated foreign terrorist organizations or nations (state-sponsored). Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature."
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  248. I can't offer an opinion about Michigan, but I think Biden will win Florida.
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  249. Then let's just repeal all murder laws, okay?
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  250. The BBC thinks you do since you clicked on this video.
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  251. Those who are natural born citizens can't be deported. Besides, you should really be careful what you wish for. A government that has the power to target a specific ethnic or racial group for deportation (even ignoring that natural born citizens can't be deported) won't stop with just the people you dislike. More than likely, people that have last names like "Diaz" would be the next target.
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  252. And how does knowing what political philosophy (if any) the suspect may have followed make William Evans any more or less deceased?
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  253. ​ @gregschneider6883  As far as I'm concerned, the only relevant facts at this point are that someone ran into a couple of Capitol police officers, killing one, then ran into a barricade in front of the Capitol building. The suspect apparently got out of his car with a knife, refused to heed the directions of law enforcement, and was shot and killed himself. What happened during that time did the media not report?
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  254. You sound like a fan of the suspect.
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  255. It's still that bad here in the US.
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  256. And how does knowing that affect your life one way or the other?
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  257.  @amierising2188  Nice try at distraction. Didn't work, though.
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  258. His grandfathers are Charles and Thomas. Moot point anyway as it was announced that his name is Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
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  259. I find it hard to take someone's alleged religiousness seriously when he/she refuses to capitalize the very Word of God he/she claims is holy.
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  260.  @Daemonette_  That's not proof.
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  261. Archie isn't a prince because he's the great-grandson of a monarch and not the child of the direct heir (as opposed to the Cambridge children). The only title that can be used is the courtesy title of Earl of Dumbarton (the senior of Harry's secondary titles), but his parents chose not to do so.
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  262. The problem, though, is that China doesn't recognize Taiwan as being an independent country.
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  263. +shees khan And you look like someone with an extremely ugly soul.
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  264. +shees khan Only in as much as I'm sorry that something is so off in your own life that you feel the need to drag other people down with you.
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  265. Can't be that tired seeing as you took the time to comment on a two second clip.
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  266. If you truly believe the Danish PM was disrespectful, fine, call her out on it. However, don't use it as an excuse for Trump to engage in similar behavior.
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  267. Doesn't surprise me at all. As long as US tax code allows rich people to take numerous and hefty deductions, losses, etc..., of course they aren't going to be paying taxes commensurate with their incomes.
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  268. From the FBI's website: "International terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups who are inspired by, or associated with, designated foreign terrorist organizations or nations (state-sponsored). Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature." How does this shooting fit either of those definitions?
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  269. Why would law enforcement need to talk with the Queen? Do you think she facilitated the crime Andrew is accused of? Or do you think Andrew confessed to her?
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  270. If you want to live in a dictatorship, there are plenty of countries you could move to like China or Russia. Leave the USA's democracy alone.
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  271.  @richardoky  A democratic republic to be more precise. Either way, it's not a dictatorship, but it would become one if your fantasy were to come to pass.
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  272.  @fireiron369  You're coming across as much of a troll as the people you're targeting.
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  273. +TheMysteryGamer Why are you posting a comment that has absolutely nothing to do with the topic of the video?
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  274.  @Itsjustmattfolks  "Allow citizens arrest and a bounty for those here illegally." And just how does a person with no ICE training, nor with access to federal databases, determine who is here illegally?
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  275.  @Itsjustmattfolks  I was under the impression that you were referring to every Tom, Debra, and Harry being able to pick up people that they thought were here illegally without any way to determine the targets' actual status. I still am leery of your idea, but at least I get that you aren't advocating full on vigilantism. 🙂
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  276. It's not a law, it's a constitutional amendment. After an amendment is proposed, it has to be passed by ¾ of the states (38 out of 50) to go into effect. I cannot see that many states approving an amendment that would give Trump more time to do more damage to this country.
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  277. Not going to happen as long as the Constitution allows the right to bear arms. Congress might be able to get away with making guns and ammunition more difficult and/or expensive to buy, but total gun confiscation won't happen.
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  278. Other than it being a rare instance in which a member of the British Royal Family directly addresses an accusation leveled against him/her or the family as a whole, I don't see what the big deal is about William's comment. Of course he's going to deny that he and the Royal Family aren't racist.
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  279.  @Gone_Gaming0  It's been my experience that if someone says to "look it up" or "search for it yourself", then that usually means that person can't back up whatever claims she/he is making. Otherwise, he/she would've provided the proof as asked.
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  280.  @Gone_Gaming0  What facts? You haven't provided any that have been verified.
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  281.  @Gone_Gaming0  In other words, you can't back up your claims. Not surprising.
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  282.  @Gone_Gaming0  You're the one making the claims about malfeasance, you provide the proof.
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  283.  @Gone_Gaming0  I've never had a problem posting links from here (just to test: https://www.bbc.com/news ). Maybe it's the websites you're linking to that YouTube has an issue with?
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  284. Mythologized beings don't have any power over anything since they don't exist.
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  285. It's Madame Vice President.
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  286. +Fixedguitar She didn't make anything your (not "you're") business. You chose to click on this video and watch it, even though the title was quite clear as to what the subject was.
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  287. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 Did the BBC or somebody else force you to watch the entire video? Was the video title misleading and, after realizing the deception, you weren't able to turn it off? If the answer to any of these is no, then you have no grounds to claim that the girl is making her clothing problems your business.
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  288. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 You're totally missing my point. You're claiming that you are being forced to listen to her complain about a lack of clothes that meets her needs. That is absolutely false. You had the choice to not click on the video in the first place. Once you did click on it and discovered that the topic wasn't to your liking, you had the opportunity to close the video. Did you do either of those things? Apparently not. Instead you chose to whine and cry like a spoiled princess.
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  289. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 Nice try, but it doesn't address the question about why you'd chose to watch a video that you knew was going to upset you that much. Would you like to try again, and this time do so like someone who is rational and can refrain from ugly language?
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  290. +Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 You're still not answering the question.
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  291. It's a nice idea in theory, but the same people who have to work every other federal holiday (e.g., retail, first responders, health care, etc...) would still have to work on an Election Day holiday.
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  292. Loving one's country doesn't mean the country's government and leaders should be immune from criticism.
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  293. Tr - - p hasn't been found anything because the trial never really got started.
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  294. Giuffre didn't have to accept the offer.
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  295. About the 0:07 mark: "Some of the false claims about vaccines that went viral ..." No pun intended, I assume? 😁
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  296. +BobTheBrickBoy Apparently you do or else you wouldn't have wasted your precious time clicking on this video (which only encourages more videos like this, by the way) and commenting (in bold print, no less).
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  297. +BobTheBrickBoy A little bit of advice: if you want to insult someone, try to make some sense. Equating royalty with communists? Seriously? I guess someone forgot to send that memo to the communists that killed Tsar Nicholas of Russia and his entire family back in 1918.
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  298. You do realize that most of Greenland's population is Inuit, don't you?
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  299. So overweight people are just supposed to walk around naked?
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  300. Sure, all the fault of Harry, and nothing to do with the fact that the woman is 95 years old and recently lost her husband of 73 years. 🙄
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  301.  @Ribbitplease  Very good movie, although I knew about George VI's stuttering long before that came out. 🙂
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  302. 3:18 -- The woman (sorry, but I forgot what her title is) asking the King for permission to publish his speech is a bit funny when you consider that it had just been broadcast live on just about every possible form of media.
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  303. I would imagine it would be counted as neither. For the former, you have to have a good indication that the shooter's goal was to target people of a different race, ethnicity, gender, etc..., and I would imagine that most of the children in that school were Hispanic, just like the shooter. For the latter, you have to have a good indication that the shooter believed this massacre was going to somehow advance a political and/or social cause, and although further investigation could reveal otherwise, it doesn't seem like this was anything more than one person going nuts and taking it out on innocent children.
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  304. Be careful what you wish for.
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  305. If "Lady C" is supposed to be Lady Colin Campbell, I'd take anything she says with a huge block of salt.
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  306. I was under the impression that these negotiations were about how to allow people and goods to cross the border between Gibraltar and Spain with minimal fuss.
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  307. I was thinking pretty much the same thing in regards to a televised speech.
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  308. I like daisies. They're pretty.
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  309. 4:07 -- "You can open windows." Obviously, this guy's never been in Florida between the months of April and October.
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  310. @Santucci Pontarelli: He didn't blame Trump for the storm, just how he's choosing to respond to it.
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  311. +Ruby Honey My understanding is that an independent Catalonia wants to be an EU member.
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  312. I still can't help but feel that Trump is going to fall for some sort of trap. I don't mean a trap in the sense of Trump being harmed or killed, but one in which Kim or one of his entourage says or does something that will get under Trump's extremely thin skin, Trump will then retaliate, then Kim will use Trump's tantrum as an excuse to continue, if not accelerate, his nuclear program.
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  313. How independent are you if you surrender your sovereignty to the EU?
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  314. Thank you. Although I don't live in the part of Florida that was affected, your condolences are appreciated.
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  315. So I guess we should make murder legal since there will always be people who break that law as well?
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  316.  @MrObliviousegg  The people on CNN were saying today that, according to Minnesota law, Chauvin has to serve a minimum of ⅔ of his sentence before being considered for release.
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  317.  @youubik  Squawking phrases like "virtue signaling" doesn't exactly show off the education you were to supposed to have received either.
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  318.  @johnnymonoxide9220  "Leftists"? "Woke"? Really showing off that first class education, aren't you?
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  319.  @wolfiestreet6899  Because "virtue signaling" is what I call a parrot phrase. Meaning that people who "squawk" it are only doing so because they heard or read someone else (usually a media personality) say it and they want to sound trendy as well. Well, they don't sound trendy, they sound immature and uneducated.
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  320. Grow up! 😒
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  321. This is a civil suit, not a criminal trial.
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  322.  @iandawson669  You can dream all you want. It doesn't change the facts.
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  323. That's generally not how constitutional hereditary monarchies work. Charles can't simply wake up one morning and decide, for whatever reason, to replace William as his heir with Harry. Even if there was a legitimate concern about William's suitability for the throne, Parliament would have to remove him from the line of succession.
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  324. Definitions of terrorism according to the FBI: "International terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups who are inspired by, or associated with, designated foreign terrorist organizations or nations (state-sponsored). Domestic terrorism: Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature." https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/terrorism If it's determined that the suspect's motive didn't fit either of the above definitions, then the attack won't be considered terror related.
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  325. Camilla didn't wreck the Wales' home all by herself. There had to be a willing partner in Charles.
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  326. The reporter appears as if he has the skin condition, vitiligo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitiligo
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  327. To buy off someone, the recipient has to accept the offer.
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  328.  @melgrant7404  That's my point. Giuffre should have refused. Accepting makes her look like all she was interested in was the money.
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  329.  Follow the howl  I don't see it as "vilifying" as much as expressing frustration when women in Giuffre's position accept money in lieu of legal action. Accepting that payout makes it look as if she was more interested in extorting Andrew instead of holding him somewhat accountable for his actions (I say "somewhat" because he can't be charged criminally after 20 years). From what I've read and heard so far, yes, she was a victim of Epstein and I am sorry that she experienced all that. However, I don't have any additional sympathy for her in this case specifically because she had a chance to hold one of her alleged attackers to account and she dropped the ball.
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  330. Be careful what you wish for. A government that can ban something like TikTok isn't going to stop with just the platforms or outlets that you dislike.
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  331. @Jason Eaton: I think Britain is a little bit ahead of the US in terms of female representation in the highest echelons. During the time the US has been a country, Britain has had two Queens Regnant (Heads of State) and two female Prime Ministers (Heads of Government).
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  332. +AWResistance No, he probably won't, but there's always the possibility that he could be regent for a minor King George.
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  333. What makes you think any of the people the reporter interviewed were Jewish?
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  334. I thought so too and I'm American.
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  335. Although I wasn't rooting for Harris specifically to become the first female VP, I (being a woman as well) had a similar reaction to this moment.
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  336. Mine is too. Just today there were at least 10 of them hanging out in my driveway while I was taking the trash out. The most I've ever seen in my yard has been 17.
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  337. So you'd rather see a bunch of overweight people walking around naked in public?
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  338.  @romeisfallingagain  Doesn't answer my question, but thanks for trying.
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  339. +pablo9364 If you're going to make such an accusation, then tell us what exactly was incorrect. Otherwise, you give the impression that you're a mindless parrot.
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  340. +pablo9364 How is wanting to know how you concluded that this video was "fake news" being a "hater"? Simply name calling just proves my original post.
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  341.  @andreworiez8920  Ever since my dad retired, I occasionally joked that I was a "retired" Navy brat. So when I was deciding on what my username was going to be, I thought "retnavybrat" would be something original (at least compared to a lot of the names I was seeing at the time) and descriptive. 🙂 ⚓
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  342.  @andreworiez8920  No, sadly, I didn't.
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  343.  @andreworiez8920  My dad had an opportunity when I was about 10 or 11 years old to participate in some sort of exchange program with the German navy, but it would've meant giving up the dogs we had at the time and, in our family, that would've been like asking my parents to give me up, so we stayed stateside.
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  344. Okay, so where's the rest of her story? Does she order online? Make her own clothes? Has she been able to find a brick-and-mortar store that carries what she wants? Some combination of all of these? Obviously, she's not going out in public stark naked.
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  345. What's Tr--p going to do, force Europeans to buy American goods?
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  346. It wasn't. Trump just thinks he can buy anything he wants.
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  347. I would never lock a door between me and my (hypothetical) children, especially if they were as young as the little girl in this video. If something happened, like a fire, I'd want them to be able to reach me as easily as possible.
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  348. I hate to sound so cynical, but I'm not holding my breath over those remains actually being American soldiers.
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  349. Not exactly. The Supreme Court ruled in a case that there was nothing in the US Constitution that could be interpreted as giving women the right at the federal level to have an abortion, so the legality of the procedure is now up to the individual states to decide. Some states have restricted when the procedure can take place or have pretty much outlawed it outright. Other states have continued to allow it.
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  350.  @toxicstorm5924  You're welcome. 🙂
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  351. Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  352. Thankfully, it didn't. Domino's was the one who was driven out.
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  353. People in the US illegally can't vote.
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  354. The decision to give soldiers free food wasn't made by the head of McDonald's. It was made by the franchise that owns that specific location.
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  355. "Were" being the key word. That party's views on racial issues shifted during the mid-20th century.
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  356. Ask yourself why you clicked on it.
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  357. Weird that the doctor kept trying to avoid the oxygen question.
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  358. Little? Not hardly.
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  359. Much kinder than most humans and definitely more intelligent than most people who post on YouTube (karakol86 being one of the rare exceptions 😊).
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  360. On the one hand, if I were British and paying a license fee, I'd probably be a bit miffed myself if I thought the BBC was focusing more on American politics than domestic. However, as an American, I like to hear other countries' perspectives on our current events.
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  361. @Emerson Akuma: At the time this video was uploaded, I don't think Ms. Kim's race had been called yet.
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  362.  @rd6781  I have some bad news for you. Parroting allegedly trendy words like "sheep" does not impress the people you think you're pleasing.
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  363. Parroting words and phrases like "woke" doesn't help either.
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  364. This isn't a TV police drama where the bad guy is caught within an hour. It's going to take time to find out the answer to questions like yours and, depending on the direction of the investigation, law enforcement may or may not reveal the name of the car's owner right away.
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  365. Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  366.  @public.public  Which has what to do with Orson Welles discussing the 1938 "The War of the Worlds" radio broadcast?
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  367. The Palace of Westminster (which contains the houses of Parliament) isn't one of the Queen's residences.
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  368. Boycott the BBC by watching its YouTube channel? 😕
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  369. @Will Spencer: The UK, I would presume.
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  370.  @freedomfighter319  Meghan was already well off before meeting Harry.
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  371. @BetweenTwo Lungs: Meghan knew what was required of her before getting married. Nobody forced her into anything.
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  372.  @freedomfighter319  I'll confess that I hadn't heard of her before she was reported to be seeing Harry, but I don't watch much American TV these days. However, if what I read about her was correct, she spent seven seasons on a reasonably popular TV show as one of the main characters, so unless she spent her salary as quickly as she got it, I don't think she was really hurting for money.
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  373. If this wasn't an accident, then one group of people knows exactly how it started (the perpetrators) and one group will discover exactly how it started (the investigators).
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  374. A better question is why would someone who allegedly isn't interested in the topic of a video waste her/his time clicking on said video, never mind commenting on it?
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  375.  @kymclinton3140  You know full well that when the Queen passes, every media outlet in the world will be reporting on it, so you don't need to click a video from the BBC's YouTube channel to keep up to date about her health. So now I'm wondering whether to consider you a liar or a hypocrite?
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  376. Yet you're here encouraging it.
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  377. Does anyone else find it ironic that, Spain, a country that isn't too keen to let some of its regions decide whether or not they want to be independent, is willing to recognize an independent Palestine?
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  378.  @superburrito9797  I'm sure there were plenty of countries that would've loved to have seen the Confederacy succeed for their own political reasons, but I've never heard of any of them influencing the Southern states to seek independence.
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  379.  @isabelmolina4077  If you're referring to me, unless YouTube has cause to ban me from this platform, I have every right to express my opinion on whatever subject I wish. You have no authority to tell me otherwise.
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  380.  @aesfa56  As long as YouTube doesn't have cause to bar me from commenting, I have every right to offer my opinions on the videos I watch on this site. You are not YouTube, so you have no right to tell me when I can and cannot "talk".
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  381.  @aesfa56  "The value of your opinion ranges from zero to nothing." If you really believed that, you never would've told me to be quiet.
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  382. So you're saying this woman is so powerful that she can compel a majority of the House to pass such a bill and compel Trump to sign it? 🙄
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  383. Although I agree that those media outlets that cross the line should be held to account, the main burden lies with us. Without our monetary support, tabloids and the like will either change or go out of business.
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  384. I hate to say it, but for once I agree with Trump. Regardless of the outcome, I strongly believe there will be a case involving this election that ends up in the Supreme Court and it would just add to the chaos if the ruling in the hypothetical case was 4-4.
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  385.  @eviqueenmia6761  "... but sometimes the look down on people who did decide to get the implant" It's that way here in the US Deaf community as well.
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  386.  @graemesharp1982  It's been my experience that if someone makes a claim, yet tells me to look it up myself, that usually means the claim is baloney sauce.
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  387. The suspect was wielding a gun when he was shot.
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  388. @George 89: Doesn't mean you can't appreciate the historical significance when someone is the first of a certain group to be elected to Congress.
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  389. Despite what your trainer(s) may have told you, you don't get a treat for every time you squawk "woke" or "sheep".
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  390. If your wish comes true, perhaps the first thing the money could be spent on is remedial education.
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  391. She was resisting the officer's instructions.
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  392.  @uglifist309  "George floyd was resisting did he deserve the harsh treatment???" Please show me where the officer knelt on the woman's neck for eight to nine minutes or engaged in any other behavior that led to her death.
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  393.  @uglifist309  "Nothing justifies harsh treatment especially when it's even an old woman, you don't have to push her to the ground, ..." That was nowhere near "harsh" treatment. She physically resisted arrest, so the officer had to subdue her for cuffing.
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  394. How so? The woman was asked to leave private property because she refused to follow the rules of the bank. She refused to leave, so the police were called to make her leave. She didn't want to follow the instructions of the officer either, so she was arrested.
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  395. Yeah, let's abolish Google by using its YouTube service! Uh, wait a minute ...
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  396.  @janeburke147  I think you missed my point. You're calling for Google to be brought down, yet you're utilizing one of its most used services.
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  397.  @janeburke147  If you really believe what you're posting, you're not protesting, but promoting, every time you click on this site.
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  398. I also believe this is Trump having a tantrum over the report that TikTok users ruined his Tulsa rally by reserving tickets and not showing up.
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  399.  @mrsandmom5947  Not the courtesy title, that's automatic. The Queen would've had to have given her approval for the baby to be a prince.
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  400. +Claude Williams Even if I thought Melania was ugly, her physical attractiveness is a million times more beautiful than the atrocious entity you call a soul.
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  401. +Mark Sandera What in my original post indicated what my political leanings might be? I'm American and I was just asking for confirmation or correction of what I understand the Speaker's role to be. 😕
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  402. @A Public Forum ... : Would that be shelved with the videos about Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny?
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