Comments by "American Dissident" (@americandissident9062) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. “We’ve been getting lots of stories.” That’s your answer. What’s going on is that we have 24/7 news cycles telling us every single time it happens, which makes it seem like it’s happening frequently, when it really is not. It elicits a big reaction, and this causes people to watch more news, which sells more advertising. And that’s the point.
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  2. It is. Failure to feed. Cartridge is stuck on the feed ramp.
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  3. It doesn’t usually happen to women.
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  4. Problem is that nurses and techs (I am a nurse) often don’t have the staff or the equipment (like lifts) to safely lift and transport people. We don’t have the choice to just not do it. Sometimes patients HAVE TO BE transferred from one bed or chair to another. They HAVE TO BE moved from the bathroom back to a bed. There is no choice, even if you don’t have the help or equipment to do it safely. You still have to do it. And then this happens.
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  5. That kid doesn’t have behavioral problems. He’s being raised to act that way.
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  6. Because she’s a woman. A man would have gotten the 25 years or more.
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  7.  @jonathanng138  Where’d you get that number? Did you look up case precedent? Did you assess damages? Everyone wants to sue without realizing that you can only sue for damages. Were the damages specifically rated at $5m? Or did you just make that up off the top of your head?
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  8. This is how all media works now. They suck ass. They make a story but then show us the same three second clip over and over and over.
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  9. We don’t know because of poor editing.
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  10. Yeah, that's not "insane acrobatics" at all. It's basic human movements.
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  11. Sued for what? What damages could you sue for?
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  12. Glad to see the comment section knows that the guy wasn’t creepy. Just a scammer.
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  13. Called a failure to feed.
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  14. 12 miles is not that bad. We did numerous marches during basic training and AIT, I remember one in particular that was 13 miles through sandy ground. To most people this will look like determination and heart, but only because she’s a woman. Anyone who served in the Army or Marines will see this and agree that 12 miles isn’t out of the norm, and what you’re seeing in this video is failure to meet the standard, and someone you don’t want walking with you in the mountains of Afghanistan.
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  15. We learned today that that electrician is a scammer, and that Inside Edition ALSO goes out of their way to falsely turn him into a creeper.
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  16. Ok…
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  17. We’ll let me tell you, she would NOT like being on a flight to or from Asia.
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  18.  @philipemmanuel9747  Nope, I’m correct. You’re one of those who believes the fear mongering of the media. Keep taking your pills.
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  19. Elk probably had massive traps.
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  20. You don’t rack up $143 bill by sending pics and texts. You rack that up by staying on your phone the entire time you’re on vacation. L Boomers and their damn phones.
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  21. Not a stovepipe. Failure to feed. But yeah, it won’t fire.
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  22.  @Montezuma0 Can you prove that?
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  23.  @rodantegutierrez4027 Yeah, just be perfect.
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  24. I guess. So? Not every British person is Arab yet.
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  25. The third world countries that have crocodilians see this sort of thing all the time.
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  26. Failure to feed.
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  27. What about her?
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  28.  @taelor56 If he’s the kind of guy who drives 96 in a 35 then I wouldn’t like him much either. What excuse does anyone have for driving 96mph anywhere at anytime, unless you’re on the way to an emergency with lights and sirens?
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  29.  @daviddettmann8870 How do his boots taste?
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  30. Failure to feed. That’s what happens when the round gets stuck on the feed ramp.
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  31. It’s because old people who live in those places don’t value that stuff.
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  32. Boomers will drive like maniacs and then get mad and blame everyone around them.
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  33.  @hejalll There is literally zero ways to eliminate that risk other than simply getting rid of hospitals and medications completely.
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