Comments by "" (@shamrock141) on "David Pakman Show" channel.

  1.  bongo155  you realise if he does that the whole "I can have a gun because it's in the 2nd Ammendment and is my right" arguement becomes useless
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  2. Good God people believe big pharma is real
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  3. 2nd degree is better because now he'll hopefully be convicted of intentional murder not manslaughter which was the previous charge. Intentional murder carries a much longer sentence and little to no hope of parole
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  4. 1:33
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  5. Tbf if everyone who was drinking took crack, crack would kill way more people
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  6.  @soraroxesventerra  I know there are a lot of subtle differences from person to person and how their brain chemistry affects how they take drugs but I honestly just don't like the risk of the hard ones. I've watched two people, one a friend and another family, completely destroy their lives through addiction to coke and know of another who died during a trip. I just think it's too dangerous to warrant use. Marijuana, tobacco and the like I have no problem with because it's more unaddictive with fewer health detriments but I personally just can't support heroine or cocaine and the like
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  7. Then our tickets would be a lot more expensive
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  8. Why?
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  9. I guess atleast for me it depends on the context of what their crimes were and why they did it
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  10.  @rg5445  sure as long as you keep your kids out of public schools and stay out of public hospitals since you know so much better than the doctors and since you or your children will be an active risk to other children and immunocompromised people
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  11.  @rg5445  I'm referring to unvaccinated kids. Also if your own kids are vaccinated then that does sort of make you hypocrite
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  12. To be honest I don't want to go the US either and it is because of Trump but also because of guns and trigger-happy cops. I've changed my plan and am just gonna visit Europe and Japan. And when I see US news I just see A LOT of hostility kinda puts me off
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  13. I like eating animals, they are necessary to my diet and either way my eating results in the death of organisms so I don't really care if it's flora or fauna
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  14. I believe there is no blanket good guys or bad guys in this situation. Most police are good but there are many bad cops thriving on a hush hush justice system. Similarly most protestors are good but there many rioters who are either going too far or using this as an opportunity to burn, attack and loot businesses and their owners
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  15. The fact that Western Europe exists proves you wrong
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  16. I'm sorry corporation but when was the last time AOC said "firebomb ICE" because I count zero However I can count for hours the amount of time Trump called other people traitors who should be locked up or deported
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  17. What is the veteran's choice bill?
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  18. We have laws that punish or even imprison people who put animals through suffering. I've gone on hunts with my grandfather and his mates and all it takes is one shot. No pain. No suffering
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  19.  @p.rabbitt4914  you kill plants everday. They don't want to die
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  20. Why on earth would you think it's the same principle? What space are "ugly" people taking up
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  21. @Robert Grant you're embarrassing yourself going on your trolls. Present facts not speculations
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  22. Sure let's all be hermits
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  23. Question for americans: You claim to be largely christain but 5th commandment states though shalt not kill yet you guys have guns galore and your military kills more people than Russia
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  24. It's funny when I was a child myself and my friends all talked about what going to the US was like but now we are talking about what living in Canada is like
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  25.  @6421rich  I'm fine with the tax given the benefits I get, terrorists love striking the US more than Canada and that includes home-grown ones and Canada's life expectancy is much higher than the US so your point about dying is redundant seeing as I'm more likely to die young in America than Canada What's next
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  26.  TheWin200000  you got a better idea
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  27. Do you have evidence to support that claim
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  28.  @galarius  there are many points and facts that contradict your theory like: 1. According to MarketWatch which did a global survey trust in vaccinations is especially high in third world countries like many African, Asian and central and South American nations while great distrust in vaccines is in many first world countries and the former states of the communist blog including the USA, UK, Russia and especially Ukraine and France. France, the UK and the USA have all seen a recent surge in measles as this distrust took hold Link here https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-is-the-most-anti-vaxxer-country-in-the-world-2019-06-19 2. According to that research immigrants are much more likely to vaccinate themselves and their children as they have a higher trust in vaccines, likely due to seeing the horrors of what the diseases will bring, where as natives who have not seen the diseases since their eradication in the early 2000s have begun to question the necessity of vaccines 3. The USA has seen a steady immigration rate since the start of the 80s despite the fact that measles was still being eradicated all the way up to the 2000s. That was confirmed by pew research. Measles only started making a comeback a few years after Wakefield's falsified report and the beginning of anti-vax rhetoric 4. Therefore the increase in measles coincides more with the increase in anti-vax rhetoric as opposed to immigration which has seen a steady rise through both the fall and resurgence of measles and seems to have little if no effect. 5. As for your "if you're vaccinated why do you care if others are" if you knew any detail about vaccines you'd know that the reason we want everyone vaccinated is so we can protect those who are immunocompromised and as such are too weak to be vaccinated and those who are allergic to certain vaccine ingredients and as such cannot be vaccinated. Herd immunity is vital for protecting the weak or exposed Now please if you still believe in anti-vax please provide proof from verified source and post links as I have done.
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  29. Explain the correlation between that and having your body pressed up against for 7 hours straight
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  30. People are saying it's Trump's fault because he promised during his campaign that he would bring more jobs to GM and Ford which is so far a lie. His tarrifs have also made american built cars more expensive to produce and thus higher priced. Trump is responsible for this mess
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  31. MRAs do have legitimate problems
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  32.  @Gopherzooka  Family courts favour women in child custody cases Men serve longer prison sentences than women for the same crime
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  33. I haven't seen any studies about racial bias in job hiring in America can you please link one
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  34.  @gerri577  really because I didn't get brain damage when I ate fish last week, fish that contained higher levels of methylmercury, a much more volatile substance than the ethylmercury in only the MMR vaccine
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  35.  @gerri577  and the NHS recommended I eat 280g of fish per week so why I should anyone be worried about the mercury in vaccines which doesn't even amount to anything close to how much fish I eat a day
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  36.  @gerri577  actually no almost every kind of fish contains trace elements tuna has one of the highest concentrations of mercury however. Wherever you got that lie from I don't know. WebMD confirms my claim https://www.webmd.com/diet/mercury-in-fish
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  37.  @aqueous5099  the problem I've noticed is that certain women have seen what allegations can do and use the rape card. Alot of the time the jury doesn't care about evidence they see a man accused of rape and think "guilty". Because of this we see false accusations actually getting convictions because certain women now genuinely believe things like. I retract my consent and accuse the man of rape. A fight against me is rape if a man is fighting Etc.
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  38.  @aqueous5099  first of all hot damn that was quite a read secondly I agree completely agree. Cases like rape have become increasingly difficult as you need evidence to prove a suspect guilty but rape is a crime that doesn't provide much natural evidence. Rape is and probably will always be a crime that never stops. In my opinion we need to be objective and not commit to conclusionsif we don't know the whole story. Same said we shouldn't be overprotective of one side or another so as to stop people from taking advantage of the system
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  39. You were obviously the most logical-sounding person in that segment!👍
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  40. That right there is the most ridiculous thing in the whole comment section not to mention extremely disrespectful
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  41.  @checkmate5101  what are you 8?
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  42.  @jennycearfoss348  fucking thin privilege? 🤣🤣🤣 That's called healthy living. You know diet and exercise
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  43. Well yeah... air fares are so cheap these days and that's the reason
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  44. It's a shame because the US on a whole is a vibrant beautiful country with, in my experiance, very friendly outgoing people. Lots of my mates hope to visit it (obviously after covid ends) but policitially its image is very tarnished right now. From trump and his outbursts to all the wars to the flip flopping policies that occur every 8 years.
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  45.  @rszilvarn  you should look up facts they're pretty enlightening and much better than the horseshit you're spewing
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  46.  @rszilvarn  No your 'facts' are nothing more than half-truths and lies. First of all William Thompson is responsible for the "garbage can quote" because he had done an experiment and claimed there is a correlation by the MMR vaccine and autism however he had "lost" vital evidence of his research in a garbage can. Since then his claim was debunked by Jim Frost and since he provided no hard evidence other than his opinion his claim was ludicrous https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilywillingham/2015/08/06/a-congressman-a-cdc-whisteblower-and-an-autism-tempest-in-a-trashcan/ Second of all in 2017 110,000 people died from measles, a far greater number than your ludicrous vending machine claim and the fewer people take the vaccine the more rampant measles will become which will result in more deaths. There are many other diseases like rubella, polio, whooping cough and smallpox that were eradicated thanks to vaccines. Vaccines have saved countless lives and if you see the statistical deaths for diseases pre and post vaccination you'd see the lives they've saved Third of all there have been studies done by countless scientists and doctors across the world disproving Wakefield's claim such as the researchers at the Staten's Serum institute and university of Copenhagen and the Stanford school of medicine to name one study but obviously you think its bullshit because you'd much rather believe in debunked studies and former doctors as it would fit your bias
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