Comments by "Jack Spring" (@jackspring7709) on "Prolific online predator who drove girl to suicide jaile for life | ITV News" video.

I see over at the BBC, they disabled their comments section.
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@GregOrCreg The comments over there would have been no different. Don't forget the list of people, including jlmmy s&ville, and the very recent h*w edw*rds, starts of the bbc wjho were involved in that stuff. But if you think the bbc deserves to be protected from being called out over its own track record in this area, ok.
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@carrauntoohil86 Lol behave: the BBC employed the most prolific predatory p*******s in British history for 4 decades - as a children's presenter, and one of their news presenters was recently arrested for the same thing. They lied about Iraq's WMDs, endorsing sanctions that killed half a million children. No bigger cesspool than that place, but I guess they were very polite in the words they chose while doing so which is all that matters I suppose.
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@carrauntoohil86 I replied but I see my reply was removed. The bbc gave jlmmy s@vll3 a top job for 40 years despite knowing exactly what he was doing. And he's not the most recent employee of the bbc to have been made public, either. But at least the bbc uses polite words, right? Smh. BTW I didn't use one single swear word in the reply that was removed, just facts, so you may want to think twice about where your need for "word regulation" leads to.
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@carrauntoohil86 My second attempt to reply to you has also been removed by youtube, so here's a third summary: Don't forget the list of people, including jlmmy s&ville, and the very recent h*w edw*rds, stars of the bbc wjho were involved in that stuff. But if you think the bbc deserves to be protected from being called out over its own track record in this area, ok.
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