Comments by "Ray Purchase" (@raypurchase801) on "" video.

  1. A violent career criminal buys a gun. The car is stopped by armed police. The violent gangster leaps out of the car with a gun in his hand. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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  2. The BBC regularly creates TV documentaries about the UK's race riots. It's almost as if the BBC is deliberately creating "how to" programmes and encouraging racial antipathy. Couldn't the BBC make a TV miniseries about the Royal Navy, smashing the slave trade in the early and mid 19th century? Nah, that would be contrary to their narrative.
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  3. The BBC's narrative in a nutshell. "Whitey bad. Black boy a victim".
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  4.  @simonegeezer6238  Is that you, Clem?
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  5. Your comment is offensive to pandas.
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  6.  @4thzone697  I wonder how many lives were saved when the violent career-criminal got shot.
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  7.  @4thzone697  If a cop hesitates for a moment, he'll finish his shift in a pine box. It was DEFINITELY known the dangerous criminal had just bought the gun minutes previously, it was DEFINITELY known the gun was in the car, the gangster jumps out and the cop pops him. If I was a cop, I'd do the same.
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  8. This dangerous career-criminal gangster could have put his hands up and surrendered. If so, he would have been arrested and imprisoned but alive. By now, he'd be out of prison and possibly living a normal life. Goodbye to bad rubbish.
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  9.  @MaHa-vm6up  Sometimes the cops get it completely wrong. Look up the story of Stephen Waldorf, an innocent man shot by an overzealous cop. Sometimes, arresting a career criminal who's known to have a gun is like a race. The person who pulls the trigger last will be dead an instant later.
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