Comments by "ÉIRE" (@EIRE55) on "The Mirror" channel.

  1. It's unbelievable, but not surprising, how many able-bodied men just stood there with their bloody phones in their hands!!! If they ever find themselves in need of help from others, I hope they don't get it.
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  2.  @_Rustodian  The poster obviously hasn't taken any notice of what happened during the King's Cross underground fire.
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  3. Why did The Mirror play this video on repeat, repeat, repeat???
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  4. Leads and muzzles should be mandatory, and heavy fines for those owners who don't comply with that.
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  5. Leads and muzzles should be mandatory, and heavy fines for those owners who don't comply with that.
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  6. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands. Stay safe, stay well.
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  7. Leads and muzzles should be mandatory, and heavy fines for those owners who don't comply with that.
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  8. Him and thousands of others of the same ilk.
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  9. Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people.
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  10. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands.
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  11. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands. Stay safe, stay well.
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  12. Spot on, Joe.
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  13. Well, well, Texas seems to be very busy at the moment.
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  14. You're definitely part of the whole problem, and far too narrow-minded to understand the whole picture. Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people.
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  15. It's both.
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  16. It's a matter of both sides, dog and its owner. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands.
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  17. Alkali..... A chemical compound that neutralizes or effervesces with acids and turns litmus blue; typically, a caustic or corrosive substance of this kind such as lime or soda.
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  18.  @johnbryson1019  That's true, John, but your comment about that, here, is inappropriate and takes away from that poor child's untimely and cruel death. Show some respect to what this article is actually about, please.
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  19. That's typical of the war-mongering US, because killing and maiming people in other countries only means one thing to them..........PROFIT. It's laughable that its got a senile old git playing lethal games with the safety and stability of the whole world, without realising that it's signing its own death warrant. The US will be decimated in the very near future, and then they'll be the ones crying "Poor me!" Well, US, you've made your bed, so now you're going to have to lie in it.......blood, guts, and all the horrors of so many wars you've instigated. The most dangerous and aggressive country on this planet is the US, and they can't wait to start WW3 because they stupidly think they're going to be the winners. Well, you selfish and greedy idiots, there won't BE any winners!!!
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  20. "impirically"???
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  21. You're definitely part of the whole problem, and far too narrow-minded to understand the whole picture. Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people.
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  22.  @scottwaterman8837  There are some breeds of dogs which are not suitable for mixing with family or public environments, and that is an unquestionable fact. However, I do agree that there are some humans who could be categorised in the same way. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands. Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people. Until both of those are dealt with, and stopped, attacks will continue.
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  23.  @scottwaterman8837  Stay safe and well, wherever you are.
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  24. Some of the comments on here are really pathetic. It's not solely the fault of the dog OR the owner.....It's BOTH!!! Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands. Stay safe, stay well.
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  25. They're breeding them, that's what humans are doing. They should be made extinct (the dogs, that is, although I wouldn't object some types of humans to stop breeding, either).
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  26. It would be impossible to vet everyone who owns a dog, so no. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands.
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  27.  @14DannyzP  Well, they didn't record it. Someone else did.
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  28. I'm not a dog lover, nor a dog owner, although there are some lovely and gentle dogs to have as pets. However, Yorkshire terriers are nasty and vicious little horrors. YUK!!!
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  29. On yer bike!
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  30.  @thedon3071  Making comparisons isn't going to change anything. There are some types of dogs which aren't suitable to be kept as pets, just as there some types of people who shouldn't be permitted to have any kind of dog at all.
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  31.  @thedon3071  Maybe so, but "if" is a big word when it comes to dogs that are well-known for being unpredictable and volatile, as well as potentially aggressive. Too risky.
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  32.  @thedon3071  I agree with everything you've said, but that doesn't change the facts of what they are, especially when it comes to irresponsible owners who choose to ignore the potential dangers and risks that they present to the public. Dog attacks are far too common an issue to be allowed to continue without appropriate action being taken to prevent that, even if it's forceful.
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  33. Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands.
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  34. It's both.
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  35. Jack Russells can be very aggressive little critters, so no. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands. Stay safe, stay well.
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  36. I agree. However, the police, government, and media always have to tread carefully about how they use their words........You never know, they might mistakenly tell the truth one day.
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  37. You should lay off that weed a bit, as it's muddling your mind up.
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  38. Just the UK???
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  39. ​ @_Rustodian  Charles' doppelganger will probably be quite busy today, although I presume it'll be the real McCoy when he actually gets crowned. Either way, I have no interest in the whole charade. A functioning brain? Ooooooo, I think that's asking a lot of most people these days, as most of them only use their little hand devices as a source of convincing themselves that they actually think for themselves. Distraction is a useful tool for the media, and as addictive as any drug. I'm just watching a 10-minute report on CH4 News about the Fentanyl problem that's plaguing the US. I'm afraid things can only get worse at this stage, and not just with drugs, as the US is already on its last legs in every sense of the word. Stay safe and well, wherever you are.
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  40. BOTH!!
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  41.  @edgbo9638  All large dogs should be muzzled and on leads when in any public places, as well as some of the smaller breeds which are well known for aggression. That way, both dog and owner remain safe and happy, as well as there being no threat to the public. Personally, I don't "hate" any kind of dog, but there are some breeds which are not suitable as domestic pets, as well as there being some owners who are not suitable to have any kind of dog. It works both ways.
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  42. Backdoor breeders are rife in the UK, and certain breeds are a status symbol to the wrong types of people. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands.
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  43. Some big dogs are gentle giants, but the XL is not one of them, so no.
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  44. It's both!!
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  45. I agree with your point, but try to stay on course without making inappropriate comparisons.
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  46. The dog licence is where it should start, and breeding should be strictly monitored, as well as certain breeds being banned from the UK. If these are not urgently implemented by the government, then there'll be carnage on the public streets when people start to take the law into their own hands.
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  47. Can't deny that one.
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  48. Leads and muzzles should be mandatory, and heavy fines for those owners who don't comply with that.
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  49.  @tomkerr4155  I would be far more fearful of a large dog without a muzzle, rather than one with a muzzle, so no. Also, one with a muzzle wouldn't have a chance to even start clocking up a history sheet. If any dog "has a history of biting", then it should be put down.
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  50. It's both!!!
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