Youtube comments of David Farrington (@davidfarrington4308).

  1. You’re a good man Dr John. I agree with most of what you say, and even when I disagree I know you are sincere. Thank you sir.
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  2. Never give up. Thanks for setting the example.
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  3. I was born a few years before Roe v. Wade and put up for adoption. I don’t know if I would be here if abortion had been readily available, but I am grateful to the woman who carried me for nine months and went through labor for me and grateful to the woman who raised me. Happy Mothers Day moms ❤️
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  4. That cop blames neighbors for not saying something. The cops were there two years ago and did nothing. What were neighbors supposed to think? The cop should shut up and do his job instead of blaming civilians.
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  5. I want accountability for the pandemic. How it began is important to know to prevent another one, but the world deserves to hold responsible the ones that caused this.
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  6. Sorry for your loss. She had good parents. Her mom clearly loves the victim. Dad was teaching her to drive.
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  7. I am an American veteran. It’s embarrassing when the USA bullies other countries by forcing diplomats to relocate their families over cultural differences. Our country will reap what we sow.
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  8. It’s awesome that the judge forgot to put his cell phone on silent. If anyone else in the courtroom did that it would be trouble!
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  9. Burglarizing a house dressed all in black with a black beanie and no mask 😭 These women are right out of a cartoon!
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  10. If student loans are forgiven, then give veterans cash for all the education benefits they risked their lives to earn.
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  11. She didn't get her way, so she's mad.
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  12. It’s important to prove the COVID-19 origin to avoid causing another pandemic. Accountability is another good way to discourage another pandemic.
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  13. Well spoken young man.
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  14. The State needs to account for every hour billed by Centerpoint.
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  15. Condolences to the family of the dead man, but the shooter thought he was stopping a violent and dangerous criminal.
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  16. I agree. Please also recognize it's rare for a man to admit he was wrong and do his best to prevent more harm.
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  17. My understanding is we need K2 along with D3. Watch Dr Campell’s videos on D3 and K2 and zinc and copper.
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  18. Gross!
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  19. Give $10,000 to every veteran who put off their education and earned education benefits through hard work and sacrifice, or give it to the veterans’ survivors. Then give $10,000 to every person who made the decision and worked hard to pay their student loans. Then consider forgiving student loans for people wanting their existing loans forgiven. Reward effort and sacrifice.
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  20. Luke Combs is responsible for anything he authorized anyone to do in his name. He either knew or should have known what he authorized done in his name. Saying he didn’t know is chicken 💩 Grow up Luke.
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  21. All federal civilian employees swear an oath to support and defend the constitution. The oath does not include loyalty to men and agencies.
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  22. The guy at the beginning of the video is happier than Anna and the male host.
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  23. You get to live, and you will live a lot longer. When you don't know what to do, don't give up.
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  24. This constable reads minds.
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  25. Make sure you pay back veterans for all education benefits earned in military service. If you’re going to forgive debt for people who didn’t serve, then pay back education benefits veterans earned and used.
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  26. It’s not gaslighting for people to disagree with you.
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  27. It’s easy to blame dads because no one stands up for us, but this video makes clear it’s dads that make the real sacrifices for our kids.
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  28. Conspiracy theories are basically two or more people together planning a crime or maybe a coverup. People plan crimes together all the time. It's important to have theories about conspiracies so we can interdict crime. People engaged in conspiracies want to gaslight everyone into thinking we should be ashamed to ask questions. I am a conspiracy theorist. I always will be. I'm proud to be something criminals want me to be ashamed about.
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  29. All the cops need is probable cause to believe there is trespassing going on to arrest the squatters. That’s it. I’m pro police, but law enforcement managers (the chief and sheriff are not leaders) are using plausible deniability to get out of doing their job. If cops reasonably believe a lease is fake, then they can make arrests. They can look up ownership records online and ask the lawful owner questions.
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  30. Watch the inmate’s left hand as the jailer tried to escort the inmate. The jailer did not wait for the inmate to kick his ass
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  31. Retired USMC General Smedley Butler warned about the military industrial complex decades before Eisenhower in his book “War is a Racket”.
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  32. A prosecutor will call someone who might otherwise be a defense witness in order to minimize damage by setting the tone for questioning.
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  33. Vitamin D, Zinc, Quercetin
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  34. How much of an eight-hour shift did HPD investigators spend working, and how much was break time?
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  35. Kim Ogg was my Criminal Justice professor in a night class at the University of Houston-Downtown in 1997. I trust her, all things considered. I don’t agree with all her politics, but she’s sincere.
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  36. If I could pick their cell mates it wouldn’t be each other.
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  37. The attorney admits the jailer told the inmate to be quiet. The guard approaches the inmate, possibly because the inmate refused to stop disrupting the detention environment. A man has to adapt to his environment. The inmate should have kept his hands down. Instead, the inmate raised his left hand to the jailer.
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  38. You don’t know what did or did not cause Mr Bieber and his wife to get sick. You just believe what your masters tell you to believe. What’s most important is they get the best care possible from physicians open to all possible causes.
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  39.  @ConicalRamirez We watch enough of Dr Campbell’s videos to know there is a very high probability we will like the video we are watching, and we don’t want to wait to click at the end because we might forget. On the very low chance we don’t like the video we can unclick. Have a nice day. I’m dropping the mic now.
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  40. You’re on the front lines ma’am. Thanks for teaching.
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  41. My neighborhood in 77015 doesn’t have power, but Centerpoint’s interactive map doesn’t represent us for a power recovery date. Their representative told me to call back. I told him to check his map, and he confirmed they knew our power was out and confirmed their map was inaccurate. He didn’t want to have a supervisor call me back. Meanwhile the mayor keeps bragging about their numbers.
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  42. He will turn himself in when he returns from a trip out of state. No rush.
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  43. Someone is making money.
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  44. Do all the black women who voted for Kamala Harris look the ones in this image? This is a hot-looking voting block.
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  45. Natalie’s sleeveless blouse really pops.
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  46. The young man proved himself to be good and brave.
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  47. Sir I had ACL reconstruction almost two years ago. I’m running three miles in 21 minutes once a week at 52 years old. To some people that’s not too impressive, but glory to God I’m blessed. Keep searching, and never give up. If you don’t find the answer, then let the answer find you.
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  48. Thank you to the Hill for bringing attention to another case of veterans unnecessarily exposed to harm. Now Hill, face the unfairness inherent in the current push to forgive non-veteran student loan debt. Veterans served and sacrificed for education benefits and were often forgotten by our own promotion-driven military “leaders”. Pay veterans in proportion to the student loan debt forgiven for non-student loan debtors.
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  49. One word explains this effort to gaslight us: “diplomats”.
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  50. The right answer is to wait and see if this is vaccine related. Elon Musk basically said that. The doctor in this video said what his corporate masters want him to say.
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  51. @@MoneyVisions93 You’re thinking about evictions, which are civil matters. Trespassing is criminal, which all law enforcement officers that have jurisdiction in the area can enforce, including deputy constables, deputy sheriffs, police officers, and state troopers. The police and district attorneys make all kinds of excuses to weasel out of doing their job.
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  52. Lucas Kunce had no objection to the way the Biden administration handled the Afghanistan withdrawal. It was right to withdraw. It was wrong for the Biden administration to be sloppy with human lives. Lucas Kunce will say whatever gets him in good graces with the Biden administration. As veterans, we should speak with our own minds.
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  53. We can’t judge the prosecutor based on this case.
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  54. You can’t stop what’s comin’- Cousin Ellis, No Country for Old Men
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  55. What does the "SS" stand for?
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  56. Bearing in mind that I am not a health expert, I would try two free therapies for any persistent illness: fasting and direct sunshine. May God will all the injured to better health.
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  57. Trees add value to a property, especially pecan trees because they make something to eat. Of course the people are the main story, but a pecan tree can mean a lot to a poor person.
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  58. I seriously consider conspiracy theories. No joke.
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  59. Is there any research about fasting to treat vaccine injury?
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  60.  @OneTheBlue  Right! 💰
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  61.  @Dominic_Amoe  Sir, in terms you might understand better, the inmate fucked around and found out. He got himself locked up and thought he could create a dangerous situation without consequences. Fortunately for the inmate, jail staff controlled the inmate without seriously harming him. If the inmate were a capable fighter, then it would have taken more force to subdue the inmate, and the inmate might have gotten hurt. The inmate seems aggressive but untrained.
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  62. As a former law enforcement and detention officer, I respectfully disagree. We don’t know for certain, but the inmate seems to be trying to build a reputation. It won’t help overall. The inmate will be in administrative segregation for a very long time.
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  63.  @Thegreatwhitehopee  I blame Centerpoint management, not workers.
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  64. This British guy is right.
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  65. This is a bullshit explanation for this guy to be limbless/headless. He and his family deserve better.
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  66. Thanks Dr Campbell.
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  67. US politicians are creating generations of people to hate us.
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  68.  @catalina9876  They are miserable in this video, and the thought of other people being happy makes them act weird. Maybe they are happy at home, just not at work.
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  69. Pharmaceutical companies have enormous financial influence on politicians, doctors, hospitals, insurance companies, and media. We cannot know the truth about vaccines because the people making money off them can influence political and public opinions.
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  70. Yeah I can live without air conditioning and sleep on the ground, but I'll lose all hope when CFA shuts down.
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  71. Maybe businesses can turn off some of their signs.
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  72. Rank choice voting
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  73. I'm not an expert on anything, but I would never give up on healing any condition without trying fasting. Also, collagen helps with ligaments and tendons, I think. May it be God's will to bless this veteran, his devoted wife, and their kids.
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  74. Maybe businesses can turn off some of their signs.
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  75. Speaking of Operation Fast and Furious, were those walked weapons used to murder Lesley Enriquez, Arthur Redelfs, and Jorge Salcido Ceniceros on March 13, 2010, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico?
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  76. Conspiracy theories need investigation.
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  77.  @Ticonderoga12  A twelve year old girl was murdered in Houston, and the mayor turned it into a cop pep rally. I’m retired law enforcement, and in my experience most cops are good cops despite what the media focuses on. However, these politician cops suck.
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  78. If people can effectively work from home, then let them work from home as much as possible. A worker should not have to waste time commuting unnecessarily just to protect some rich property owner.
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  79. Dr Campbell is a good man.
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  80. The Mayor is setting himself up to be the hero.
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  81.  @Dominic_Amoe  Sir, I worked in the Harris County jail for ten years. I rarely used force. Here, the inmate initiated a chaotic situation. Most of us will not react perfectly in a chaotic situation, and the inmate assumes risk with his actions.
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  82.  @MossadDid9.11  Please explain sir.
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  83.  @Dominic_Amoe  Sir, I left the Sheriff's Office to work as a federal agent. I sacrificed my career to testify against US government contractors who murdered Iraqis, including two little boy victims. We must oppose government oppression. That's not what happened here. Based on our information, an aggressive inmate created a chaotic situation with a superior opponent. The jailer had to be decisive in response to the inmate's actions. We are accustomed to law enforcement accepting abuse for fear of second-guessing by civilian analysts. I don't know this jailer's training, but he looks like a fighter. Notice how he evades a right hook. He probably knows that a man can only absorb so many traumatic brain injuries in a lifetime, and he wasn't waiting to get one. An inmate must adapt to his environment. Having already allegedly spoken aggressively, raising his hand was an unacceptable escalation. We don't have audio, which could change our analysis, but with the information we have, the inmate created a chaotic situation, and the jailer reacted decisively to protect himself.
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  84.  @wendyg.8415 He’s making it right because he was, at best, negligent to begin with. He needs to stand up and admit he should have taken ownership of all legal action in his name and will do so going forward. No doubt he is a nice guy, but he is responsible for putting this woman through real stress. Of course she owns her part and needs to find alternative funding for her concert tickets.
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  85.  @qanondon2100  You have to stay 500 feet away from Chuck E Cheese and schools, and Luke is responsible for everything he authorized done in his name, including the excuses his manager makes for him.
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  86.  @EverettBurger  Service members accrue military education benefits as a service benefit. I’m a veteran, but I served in law enforcement over twenty years. In my law enforcement career there were opportunities for education benefits, but I used military education benefits. You make a good point: cops deserve to get paid for the education benefits they earned to the same degree student loan debts get forgiven.
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  87.  @lesaamoore  I have self respect. I’m fine without yours.
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  88. What part of the US was our military defending in the Spanish American War?
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  89. I’m 54, and I can do 20 good pull-ups, which I did in USMC boot camp in 1988. Intense full body workouts alternated with body weight cardio workouts followed by good nutrition and one or two rest days will go a long way to keeping you feeling light and strong. I even had ACL reconstruction a few years ago, which I worried was the end for my health, but I didn’t give up. I did the research and created my own physical therapy program. Now my knee is pain-free, and I run just fine. Workout hard, eat and rest well. Avoid alcohol and drugs and artificial testosterone. Rise above it winners.
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  90. Another criminal Metallica fan.
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  91. They have a reputation for being highly intelligent, but something similar happened eleven years ago, and they didn’t learn. The name of the party is stupid anyway.
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  92. Is there any correlation between myocarditis, vaccines, and vitamin D or zinc?
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  93. I'm not the judge of what color lives matter. When veterans went to war, ever since Union Soldiers in the Civil War, we went for everyone. Don't get me started on the military-industrial-congressional complex.
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  94.  @johanstrohman4465  More commands from a distance might have been better, but the "grab" was justified based on the lawyer's admission alone. In other words, the jailer could have continued to try verbal commands, but verbal commands having failed to stop the disruption, escorting the inmate to another location was reasonable. The inmate should have kept his hands down and availed himself of grievance procedures.
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  95.  @marcusreed9242  Mister Reed, you are very nice to point out that I am full of knowledge and experience. Thank you, sir. The inmate put himself in jail and needed to act accordingly. That means putting his hands to his sides and not raising his left hand to the jailer. The inmate failed to act like a man is supposed to act, and, incidentally, the jailer was a better fighter, or at least that day he was. If I choose to act differently from what my environment requires, I choose the consequences. I have made that choice many times when our government tried to oppress me or others. This jailer was not wrong. He could have done better, and I can tell you how he could have done better, but he was not wrong.
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  96. Maybe mention that Finner is not popular with a lot of victims he and his Department blew off.
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  97. The Mayor tries to distract talking about feelings and an irrelevant meeting ten years ago. He tries to imply the press was wasting the Chief’s time. The fact is Chief Finner and their predecessors failed massively such that their failure overshadows their careers.
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  98. If he was on drugs, then broadcasting it doesn't change anything because it would have come out in court. It's hard to believe that Quannel X is making all that up, and it's hard to believe HPD screwed this investigation up this bad for this many years. I understand HPD made contact with the victim multiple times over eight years and failed to make sure they identified him.
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  99. The United States is on the hook for slavery and always will be. That said, a lot of Soldiers gave their lives fighting for the Union Army to end slavery. We should honor them too.
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  100. Happy birthday, sir, and thank you for being an example of how to rise above it.
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  101.  @rickarmstrong9660  Somebody has a case of the Mondays.🙂
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  102. I agree that this woman is crying wolf, but, I just watched the video for her song, and it’s not bad. It’s corny for real, but it’s not bad.
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  103. May is Military Appreciation Month.
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  104. Stop trying to make eado happen. Eado’s not going to happen.
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  105. Did he mean "incommunicado"?
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  106. Who posted their bond?
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  107.  @beemonique8466  Maybe the news stations should start reporting that.
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  108. This Charlemagne calls himself a God.
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  109. Joe Rogan drinks Bud Light.
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  110. Everyone who earned military education benefits, paid their student loans, or just didn’t go to an expensive left wing education club house ought to get a $10K check.
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  111. The United States was fighting the Axis powers in Europe and in the Pacific. The Soviet Union was only focused on the European fight until the United States had Japan on the ropes. I don't mean to downplay the Soviet Union sacrifice in WWII; they had greater total casualties than the other allied nations.
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  112.  @theRickestRick333  I don't recognize Shaolin Kung Fu in the guard's technique, but he is decisive and possibly trained. Look how he evades that right hook.
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  113. Every four years, the Republicans and Democrats each shove a crook in our face and tell us to choose a President. Their national committees filter the crooks through their processes until the big donors get who they want. In modern history, a few exceptions make it to President, like maybe President Obama, but he is an exception. The same thing plays out with varying degrees of corruption in other elections across our nation. Voting is and will continue to be an illusion of choice until rank choice voting is the law and more parties break the Republican/Democrat monopoly.
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  114. One day doctors and the medical profession will achieve a net positive effect. We're not there yet.
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  115. Graded comic book prices spiked during the pandemic.
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  116. Two things to try before giving up on your health: sunshine and fasting. Sunshine is free. Fasting saves money.
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  117. I’m Generation X, retired with two pensions. I gave one kid a house, and he fucked it off.
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  118. Zuckberberg admitted the Biden administration bullied him into censorship about COVID, but the guest still thinks debate will be more free under Harris. He's full of poop.
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  119. The male host kind of repeats the same thing over and over about mines being in the way.
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  120. Distraction
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  121. Has anyone researched fasting to treat vaccine injury?
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  122. Did Starbucks employees recognize Military Appreciation Month? It was in May.
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  123. Many veterans serve our country to earn education benefits. First give every veteran or surviving dependent $10,000. Then give $10,000 to every person who worked hard and made sacrifices to pay their student loans. Then the government can eliminate $10,000 from every remaining student loan account. Reward effort, sacrifice, and good judgment first. The United States military has programs to pay student loan debt for anyone who really wants to deal with it.
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  124. Veterans served and risked their lives for education benefits. Non-veteran student loan debtors want student loan money for free. The government needs to pay veterans in proportion to non-veteran student loan forgiveness.
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  125. The victims deserve better than for the Mayor to say over and over that it's wrong to politicize this cover-up. He's trying to protect the police, intimidate the media, and gaslight the public.
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  126. I’m glad I watched this review.
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  127. They're calling it "makeshift" and "pop up" because they want us to believe these murders were unforeseeable. The city knew or should have known what was going on.
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  128. Exercise hard.
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  129.  @StevenJohn91  Running, treadmill and outdoors, body weight exercises, weights, bag work, and a circuit including a sled push and pull, bear crawls, farmer’s carry, and sprints. I try to mix it up and cycle workouts so as to avoid repetitive stress injuries. I quit squatting years ago and now do high rep lunges with weight. I’m in my mid-50s and need to keep strong.
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  130. I would vote for her, and I don't vote.
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  131. The pharmaceutical companies give money for political election campaigns, then elected officials give pharmaceutical companies immunity and taxpayer funds. The poor stay poor, and vaccine injured people get left out in the cold. That’s our two party system.
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  132. I was a US Marine in Operations Desert Shield and Storm. I got the anthrax shot, and it pisses me off to know some pharmaceutical companies convinced politicians they donated money to that we needed their product. Politicians and pharmaceutical companies benefited from anthrax vaccines , but no Marine benefited from it.
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  133. You told us to judge for ourselves and played circus music over the video.
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  134. Dave Chapelle pays tribute to Norm McDonald in this show, and there's maybe a little Norm influence on Dave's storytelling. Both men make me laugh. May God bless them for that.
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