Comments by "Vitaly L" (@vitalyl1327) on "Sky News" channel.

  1. Like, employing half of Moldova population as migrant workers?
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  2. In this instance it's for the benefit of all the lung owners. The last time I checked, it meant pretty much everyone, rich and poor alike.
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  3. And delaying ULEZ punishes owners of lungs. And it's much harder to replaces lungs than a car.
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  4.  @dannyhouse5630  I think your poor command of the English grammar is a far bigger problem than Sadiq leadership. As for housing, direct all your rage at Tories and planning rules, mayors have very little leverage over these issues.
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  5. Their whole party is about dramatic gestures instead of any real work, so it makes a perfect sense.
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  6. Your brain was clearly caramelised.
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  7. There were gammons applauding her speech, apparently. It's hilarious.
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  8. Yes! There is a hope for sanity, after all!
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  9. Lack of maintenance only aggravated the problem, but still, a lot of buildings are way past their expiration date and nobody botherd to demolish and rebuild them.
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  10. Get rekt. The vast majority of Londoners support ULEZ. We want cleaner air.
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  11. This is her broken clock moment.
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  12. reeks of gammon in this thread
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  13.  @littlefish9305 you're not a doctor
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  14. ​ @dannyhouse5630 ever heard of public transport? Young people do not need cars. Almost nobody does.
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  15. bye bye blue tories, hello red tories...
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  16. When both parties try to please the most deplorable subhuman trash of the electorate, there's no hope.
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  17.  @bigbasil1908  youtube algorithms make it more likely for the comments with the right spelling of this word to go missing.
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  18. ​ @joellemm9229  it means that a gammon campbell learned a new word, and now keep using it everywhere. He failed to learn its meaning though, but it never stops gammons.
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  19. Just send there all the gammons from England who dismissed the storm as "just a drizzle". Comment sections in the news are full of them.
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  20. Like, including the foreign diplomats and their families? Right now they're all immune, pretty much everywhere in the world. Good luck changing it.
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  21. Somebody smuggled a smartphone to a lunatic asylum. Personnel must be notified.
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  22. Somehow Trump was ok with Fartage interfering.
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  23.  @SEANPOL203  Anyone who does deserve to end up in jail, and if caught in action by members of the public - some good old teaching good manners too (but without crossing the legal boundaries, of course, just some nice humiliation will be sufficient).
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  24. He deserve no credit though for being correct. He's correct like a broken clock.
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  25. Never was, the class system always existed, even before the Norman invasion.
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  26.  @gerardopc1  There should not even exist a procedure for a global update rollout. All updates must be staged. If they had a way to roll out an update to all clients at once, they already failed and must be punished.
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  27. ​@jokos1384dog's aren't any better than humans in detecting carbon monoxide.
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  28. He certainly provided some comic relief, so I gather people might have voted for him for more laughs.
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  29. I voted for him, everyone I know voted for him, and I never met anyone who'd oppose ULEZ, besides an odd Uber driver.
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  30. ​ @99_Bananas tories.always have a capacity to surprise. Who expected thick lizz after boris? They can and will do worse and much worse.
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  31.  @leemason4203  some will pay, majority will be deterred from driving or forced to buy less polluting cars.
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  32. All conservatives are complete AHs, no exveptions.
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  33. Found a gammon. Being a gammon is a capital crime. There is nothing more deplorable than gammons.
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  34.  @LazerBrain11  how is it related to ULEZ? Get off your daily mail trash and go learn some critical thinking.
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  35.  @EGF1000  and it is not clear if they pose any health risk at all. To start with. So your overdramatic babbling about "more polluting than road traffic" was indeed right out of your arse.
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  36.  @danowrxv3  well, maybe then it is a good nudge to get rid of this nasty car habit altogether?
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  37. not sure about the economy, but the country cleary ran out of competent and honest MPs, maybe not such a bad idea to start importing some.
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  38. ULEZ expansion IS popular. Only a vocal minority of the most deranged and deplorable are against it. They can and should be ignored.
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  39. Tories are not interested in solving problems though. They are interested in stiering up the gammon trash and in distracting the dim masses from the real problems.
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  40. ​​ @almariosaqr6056 division is there, it is biological, there is no way to ignore its existence. Part of the population is deranged inbred gammons, and there will alway be a division between them and humans.
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  41. Tough question... Brain worms? Generations of inbreeding? Substance abuse? Foetal alcohol syndrome? All of the above combined?
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  42. Bill Gates never spread misinformation, unlike this subhuman filth kennedy
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  43. All conservatives are unfit. This new Labour included.
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  44. Poor people SHOULD NOT drive. Id they do, it is an abberation that need to be corrected, by investing in the public trasport system. Cars are luxury, and nobody should have private cars when there are viable alternatives.
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  45.  @fabiennemitchell2371  I am not talking about, say, white vans that tradesmen drive. Our roads are not choke full with the white vans. They are choke full wirh chelsea tractors. And there is no single reasonable justification for SUVs existence, at all. People who drive because it is a part of their work do so under business vehicles regulations. Personal vehicles are a different story, and they should not exist.
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  46. Income tax, capital gains and NI contributions are less than a half of all tax collected, so your assessment is quite flawed.
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  47.  @jjefferyworboys8138  almost nobody need to own a car in the modern world, with an exception for farmers, tradesmen (and there are different rules for vans anyway) and taxi drivers (of which we have far too many already).
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  48.  @stevec6427  this is why ULEZ is in London, and not in some rural area. Surely, public transport need a lot of investment before punitive measures are implemented, but in London it's already adequate, so it's a right time to introduce punitive measures against car users.
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  49.  @dannyhouse5630  that's awful, but totally unrelated to the immediate matter of the unhealthy air inside the city.
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  50. @@mr.tea.1748 we're talking about London in the expanded ULEZ zone. I did not need to drive for many years, don't even remember when I had to drive the last time.
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  51. And for tories it is easier to make lowly dimwits .blame immigrants for everytbing instead of fixing the damage of decade of.austerity.
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  52.  @Orlandojusticenomaga  so what? They should change their habits then. Why everyone else should pay with their health for poor decision making by the owners of trash cars?
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  53. Majority is never right. It is dumb and uneducated.
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  54. when the government (and conservatism in general) is the root of all problems in the country, there is no way they'll fix anything at all.
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  55. What's more efficient than testing in production?
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  56. Not just Post Office. The very way government deals with IT procurement must change. Independent quality control must be introduced. An industry regulation body must be created for software engineering in the same way as for civil engineering, aerospace, medicine, etc. And incompetence and low intelligence must be finally recognised as a crime. We must start punishing mediocrity and below.
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  57. Hold the IT suppliers accountable. We must stop forgiving incompetence and start treating it as a crime.
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  58. ​ @TheScience69 well, if we get there without a technology ready, we should just kick people off their pathetic driving habit then. The vast majority of the car owners do not really need to drive to survive, it is just their convenience. Screw them all.
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  59. They are money laundering covers anyway, their books will be perfect.
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  60. Gammon sense at most
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  61. A significant section of society (the inbred ones) cry foul every time some new scary "red tape" is introduced. The same kind of subhuman trash that is now opposing schemes like ULEZ.
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  62. Communist?!? They are extreme rightwing, just like Russia. All the socialist institutions were dismantled, leaving nothing to replace them.
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  63. Good. All the lung owners will be better off in a long run. And car owners should shut up, their opinions do not matter.
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  64. They are a cybersecurity theatre vendor. Really incompetent in any real security.
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  65.  @AKhan-ku9ut  found a dimwit
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  66. Gammon infestation is the real problem.
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  67. How is it relevant, dumbo?
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  68. Sure, of course, immigration non-issue is all that gammon trash can even think about, with those only two brain cells of yours. Think again, gammon, who is going to fund your triple lock?
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  69. ​ @DariusLundberg  who cares, really? The Horizon scandal itself is abhorrent beyond any measure, no insult can really be added to the injury as it is already just as bad as it gets. Prosecutors in the Horizon case must all suffer the consequences of their incompetence. Horizon developers must suffer the consequences. Poat Office management must suffer the consequences.
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  70.  @tastypymp1287  "evil" is a massive understatement in the Horizon scandal case
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  71. The worst thing that ever happened to the UK is the gammon infestation. Do not blame immigrants for your own failures, gammon.
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  72. Tinfoil hat dimwit
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  73. That nothing will change and they're not going to toughen up building regulations contrary to all facts and reason.
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  74. How does it feel to live with this single digit IQ of yours, gammon?
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  75. ​ @TheVicar Why cannot bollocks be horrible?
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  76. That would have been amazing!
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  77. The real.criminals im this whole story are developers of the Horizon system. It is outrageous that none of them suffered any consequences. This country is pathetic, the tolerance of incompetence is unbelivable. We, the people, must take justice in our hands and make lives of all the incompetent, uneducated and just dumb ones a complete misery.
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  78.  @zerobytey  because people are unbelievably dim.
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  79. Time is hopelessly running out, five more years can be critical.
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  80. Dimwit much?
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  81. ​ @davebritton7648 calling them "people" is quite a stretch
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  82. Scumnak is a terrorist, and so are all the tory-voting gammons.
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  83. ​ @bladerunner9129 I would not classify that geriatric gammon lot as "people". Morlocks at most.
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  84.  @hwicks6256  Labour under Starmer will be a continuation of those 14 years of conservatives in power.
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  85. It's a raise below the current inflation rate, so unlikely to affect inflation significantly.
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  86. Your social circle must be made entirely of deplorable trash then. Who would have thought?
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  87. Sunak is on a desperate quest for votes of the deplorables.
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  88. ​ @yorkiegilly4355 did anyone ask gammons for their worthless opinions? Trot away, gammon.
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  89. ​ @stephenjon3502 don't call gammons "people".
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  90. ​ @MoonOnTheTides like, cheap gas again? O horrors!
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  91. Every IT system procured by the government is utterly broken. The system is set up for the worst of the worst to be selected.
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  92. He can be trusted with U-turns, he's proven to be extremely proficient in them.
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  93.  @stevec6427  Exactly! Only a very loud minority is against ULEZ, and we should not really listen to them. The only right way of dealing with the anti-ULEZ crowd is to mock then, ostracize them. They're the enemies and deserve no civility.
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  94.  @jamiestanton9491  it does indeed nudge people to change habits and to ditch their cars. Financial stick is always a better option than various carrots. The more people are forced out of driving, the better for all of us.
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  95. Why would there be a catch? It's all laid out crystal clear: another severe pay cut in real terms, presented with enthusiasm and fanfare. And since everyone pretty much deserved a pay cut, everyone's happy now.
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