Comments by "Bad Gaming" (@ashdog236) on "CNBC" channel.

They’re destroying themselves, now people don’t won’t to do business in these neighbourhoods and it’s still the “racists” fault. When do people ever look at themselves and say “Maybe I’m the problem?”. It’s not a hard concept, if a neighbourhood has a problem with theft, vandalism and business being burnt down, eventually business won’t ever reopen. They’ll never learn 🤦🏻‍♂️
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I don’t know, maybe if the businesses weren’t burnt down. Maybe? 🤔😂
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@haylobos8261 the USA has just as much desert as Australia, in fact the USA’s deserts get ALOT hotter than Australia’s, Death Valley in the states makes Australia’s deserts look nice and cool. Australians live along the lush green coast line btw but millions and millions of Americans live in the desert like California, Arizona, New Mexico, etc and you have no water left out of the dry Colorado river, you’re in big trouble water wise but nice attempt at trying to be smart. 99% of us Aussies have never even been to the desert 😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️
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@haylobos8261 Australia’s desert is over exaggerated, most of the outback is forested, grass land, savanna and is a flood plain on and off, the actual sandy deserts are very small and located mostly in WA and NT, the USA is populated as it is due to how old it is compared to Australia and also due to Australia’s isolated location. The USA had to pump water from lake mead to LA, so the biggest city in the USA has no water and needs it pumped from another state lol, Australia could do the same but is some 200 years younger and behind the US. Australia has plenty of un touched, fertile, green land, we could fit 200 million more with the same water pumping scheme the US did, we’d pump water from northern Australia which gets as much rain as the amazing rainforest but go off I guess. Now go shop for a new gun or something but don’t go near any schools please 😂
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@haylobos8261 you obviously don’t know what you’re taking about and have never been to Australia. The east coast is very green, temperate and we are currently going through an extremely wet and cold winter, record snowfall on our alps (that get more snow than the Swiss alps). Literally 25 of the 26 million Australians live in temperate climate with winters and summers, we very much love coffee. Today, the temperature didn’t go above 10 degrees C, when I wake up it’s often 0 degrees with ice on my car. In July (middle of winter) some days don’t go above 5 degrees, not Canada cold but cold and definite coffee drinking weather 😂👍🏼
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Kalyan Barla Chinese citizens pay Chinese groups in Australia to illegally buy multiple tubs of baby formula and store, then ship it back to China. A limit on how many tubs of baby formula was put in place because of this but the Chinese just got more crafty, it’s common to find Facebook live videos of a dozen Chinese going in and out of Coles and Woolworths and stashing the tubs in a corner and going back in. It’s crazy!
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Gloria Jeans on Bourke street Melbourne is thriving and always has been Gloria Jeans ain’t my go to but it’s much nicer and familiar than Starbucks. I didn’t even know Gloria Jeans was flopping, I thought they got it somewhat right, being open only in major busy retail areas of Melbourne like the city and chadstone?
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@haylobos8261 oh I see, you’re a try hard trying to troll you’re not actually looking for discourse or information. Yes Australia is one big massive sweltering desert with no water, we all drink each other’s blood and have never had a coffee in our lives. Hopefully this stops you from coming to Australia 😂
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