Comments by "Owen Shebbeare" (@owenshebbeare2999) on "Biographics" channel.

  1. That's what idealists forget, especially the idealists from the Left; these monsters are/were human, and often seemed quite normal by the standards of their time. Ordinary people became the thugs of various revolutions, Brown Shirts, Blackshirts, and Pol Pot's torturers, Mao's Red Guard and more.
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  2. Is that a gamer reference? Whether it is or not it is pretty obscure.
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  3. So many credulous idiots believe this magic, psychic and supernatural crap! Worldwide we call them "Americans". Not all, but far too many.
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  4. No but Biden sucks up to them!
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  5. Or do you want a balanced biographics? Your politics seems pretty biased. I personally think he was a dick, but I think he is castigated by liberals who preciously protect the moronic "dubious politician(s)" who also supported that war and later claimed they didn't. Then there is Hillary and Obama, bigger war-mongers, protected by the liberal media and academia. Rumsfeld pales compared to them.
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  6. Why? Spoons are not especially important in our culture. Beer glasses maybe, but not spoons.🍺🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻
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  7.  @Mattipedersen  Before he turned into a fat bastard, certainly as a WW1 pilot, he pretty much fit the Aryan ideal.
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  8. "Dry rot is as dry rot does- stop me if I'm being to technical"
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  9.  @mzrohan3226  JFK was a fool of a president, and is only lionised because he died in office. As with most Democrats he was an incompetent warmonger, surpassed in his oneptitude only by LBJ and Obama. Had JFK been less of a dick he might have succeeded against Castro, but his ineptitude, and failure to support the Bay of Pigs forever condemnd him, despite liberals who worship him.
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  10. Um, right.
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  11. Probably too obscure. Plus a fair treatment of him would need to include the "Recession we had to have", his effete snobbery, his frequent verbal violence (aren't you Lefties supposed to be into speech codes?), his sulk after losing in 1996, and the half-arsed nature of his supposedly genius policies, something we again saw under Rudd and Gillard. I don't rate any Aussie PM's from my 50-odd years very well, and Keating was not great, or "compassionate", unless you were one of his "True Believers". Probably the best PM we never had was Beazely.
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  12. What igonrant Americans call V-EYEtarmins. Don't worry, you Yanks mispronunce many words in quaint, colonial ways.
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  13. They did one a few years ago making mock of Christianity. Still waiting for them to sack-up and do one on Islam but it seems unlikely.
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  14. Why? Then again, when Americans say many words I snigger. Adidas, banana, water, beer, prelude, Nikon just to name a few.
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  15. Yes, it really shows the same ups and downs one sees in feudal and imperial dynasties, with a lot of Italian politics.
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  16. Courts all over the world have a tendency to be very precious about protecting their dignity and heritage, so will rarely investigate themselves, or the past decisions made by the courts or their members. The US has a particular problem with this, though the UK and Australia have too, and elected governments don't want investigations into their legal apparatus is they feel it reflects badly upon them, even if the current government had nothing to do with any past scandals.
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  17. Yes, proper English.
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  18. Not bad for an American channel Oh, we British call them biscuits, though that wouldn't work here.
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  19. Blame the ignorant American scriptwriters and editors.
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  20. As a non-american, Trump was amusing when he opened his mouth, but Obama and Biden are scary.
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