Comments by "Nina Daly" (@ninadaly7639) on "ABC News" channel.

  1. And that means Kudos to the teacher who helped you, but YOU did that; YOU turned yourself around and weren’t defeated by the obstacles your parents put in your way. That success is all yours! The question is, why can’t others? Nobody asks for the parents they get. If they suck at thinking about anyone but themselves, your predicament may be their fault, but the responsibility for your life is all your own. This ridiculous notion that people are entitled to be treated “fairly”, meaning get what everyone else gets no matter what the do is destructive. That is not how it works. If you choose not to help yourself and play the victim role, you are the one who loses.
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  2. I hope Jr did a couple of extra grams this morning and talks himself into a criminal indictment.
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  3. Justice? For an accident and a bureaucratic mistake? My god, name me an industry where mistakes aren’t made. I’m afraid mistakes will always be made when humans are involved.
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  4. This is such BS!!! You want to blame someone for this kids death? Blame his family for instilling hysterical fear of police in this boy KNOWING he didn’t have the mental capability of fully understanding the issue!!!! The FAMILY is responsible!
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  5. Well this decision isn’t about the merits of the case. It’s only about the appointment of the prosecutor. In other words, another stall tactic.
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  6. Ooops! What a shame! Just as the reparations recommendations comes out, Newsome announces CA is $32 billion in debt. Sorry, no reparations.
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  7. “Generational wealth” is often used to justify reparations. But what seems to be forgotten is the dilution of generational wealth with the increase in population. Let’s say “A” was an emancipated slave at the end of the civil war. Sherman’s (arguably temporary) general order giving 40 acres and mule would have meant “A” would have received the acre. Now “A” had 3 sons. When “A” died, the acre would have been split into thirds. The sons each had 3 children which meant the 1/3 acre of each so would have been divided into 3rds again and so on and so on through the generations. So when those who support generational wealth bring up being excluded from “generational wealth”, we should take a 1 acre lot and give every black American 5 square inches of it. That should be about right.
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  8. Maybe they would if he stopped committing crimes. Fat chance!
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  9. The Palm Springs property was owned by the Agua Caliente Indians. Talk to them!
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  10.  @bryankinslow6851 He wasn’t acquitted of anything. He’s been charged and is awaiting trial.
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  11.  @mmouseav8r402 It’s politics persecution to be held accountable for CRIMES they committed?? How do you figure that?
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  12. This isn’t about the case. It’s about the prosecutor. It’s a stall tactic.
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  13. That was Giuliani!
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  14. And Hamas is not?
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  15. Really? Then why didn’t they just pay Cohen the $130k? Why stretch it out to 18 payments totaling around $450k?
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  16. There is a glaring problem with the idea of compensating for what might or might not have been. The line would stretch across the country.
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  17. Not possible
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  18. A “real judge”, huh? And on what grounds would he “throw it out”?
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  19. You know nothing about it, do you?
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  20. PAY ATTENTION!
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  21. Oh great. Another task force commission to waste more time and money.
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  22. Sorry dear, if not for slavery, the descendants wouldn’t be here would they? They would have died slaves on the African continent.
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  23.  @GEOMETRICINK Yhey cleared the stadium and turned off the lights and he still wouldn’t stop. That is called trespassing and it’s a crime.
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  24.  @DirtyRobohobo  Sounds like the band leaders ego problem. He was told to leave and he refused. That makes it a trespass.
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  25.  @bharden24  It was a mistake. You have never made a mistake? Of course you have. Do you think you should have been blamed for that mistake as though you intended to do it? Or did you see you yourself as culpable because it was an accident. Should mistakes happen? No. Do they happen anyway? Yes. It’s very unfortunate and every effort should be made to keep them from happening, but they will still happen. Vilifying people for a mistake doesn’t help anything.
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  26.  @mattd5681  Because of computer/data input/connection problem and a misunderstanding of procedure. Come on. Deductive reasoning tells you this was a rare occurrence or we would be be inundated with such stories.
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  27. They are required to, you nit!!
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  28.  @DM-sy4hg  Wrong!! The government will appeal and a new judge will be appointed!
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  29. Oh they won’t have a problem following the money.
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  30.  @nancyking9033  They do it to me too.
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  31.  @nancyking9033  It’s almost as if they don’t want us to discuss or understand issues, isn’t it?
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  32. This is so….so….expected. You, who fancy yourself so principled and moral, knowing exactly what you would do in a situation; you betray your own ignorance. Self-sacrifice is at the top of your list, until it costs you more than lip service. Let’s not forget who’s fault this is; a bullied and broken, psycho teenager with a brand new AR15!!!!!Don’t kid yourselves, I think you who judge the harshest would be the first to save yourselves in that situation. Me thinks thou dost protest too much.
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  33. YES.
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  34.  @JK_JK_JK  Sorry. You are correct. Didn’t think. Must be COVID brain….
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  35.  @andypettit5869 HE HAS been charged with 90+ criminal counts!
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  36. When are we all going to admit that this isn’t the schools fault. It’s the damn parents fault!
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  37. Any excuse to do nothing and pass the buck!!
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  38. So?
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  39. Don’t hold your breath.
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  40.  @justaghoulintheworld  Not a 2 state solution. Not after this.. There will be a clear winner and a clear loser in this one.
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  41.  @davefellhoelter1343  They are both religious fanatics today.
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  42.  @davefellhoelter1343  The problem is that their books and playbooks over lap, isn’t it?
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  43. Oh. OK. Then forget reconciliation.
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  44. I can’t tell you how heartening it is to read the comments to this video. It’s about time this BLM nonsense be called what it is: A fraud.
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  45. The problem or disconnect here seems to be one of understanding. There seems to be a prevailing impression in black communities that NOT doing what a police officer tells you to do during an arrest, arguing with them about guilt or innocence (wrong time, wrong place for that), and trying to run away from the cops are EVER good ideas. That behavior in and of itself is a crime. NO ONE helps themself with that behavior. I think it’s imperative we give tutorials to the public about what LAW is, why we have it, what it’s for, how the criminal process works and what everyone’s role is in that process. Maybe that would help. Surely no one advocates theft or fraud, carrying a weapon when you shouldn’t have one, violence against another person. If that behavior were allowed by everybody, there would be chaos. So then how do we prevent people from engaging in these actions? Are there really thefts and fraud that “aren’t that bad”? Or people shouldn’t be held accountable for? Who should make that call? Is it based on amount of money,? where it occurred? How it occurred? These are NOT questions police officers are supposed to answer, agreed? That is for the legislature made up of elected representatives to work out. Police are there to enforce those decisions. Considering one needs but a GED to be a cop, it seems ridiculous to expect an officer to answer the questions above, assess the specific situation, and choose the appropriate amount of “force” to accomplish an arrest ALL with minimal information about the situation and in a split second. Could you do that perfectly every time? It’s not just law enforcement that needs to change its consciousness. Black communities need to develop a new understanding of the law and its purpose. This HAS to be a group project encompassing all Americans or its pointless. All this factioning is accomplishing nothing. Can we PLEASE STOP POINTING FINGERS AND ASK OURSELVES WHAT AND HOW WE CAN CHANGE AS INDIVIDUALS TO MAKE THINGS BETTER? EVERYONE will need to sacrifice and work together to get us out of this mess we’re in.
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  46. Wonderful!! McCarthy wants more utterly pointless hearings!
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  47. That’s because the right is always cheating.
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  48. It’s afraid Netanyahu has already created the next generation of Hamas Fighter. Im not entirely sure we haven’t recently seen the “New Hamas Fighter” at a number of protests at Universities around the country.
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  49. dd
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  50.  @burtvhulberthyhbn7583  Outside agitators at the protests.
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  51.  @thomasjmitchell2306  The crime is that he used campaign funds to pay off Cohen. While Cohen paid Stormy $130k, the his the payback in monthly payments of $35k totaling about $450k to Cohen. To hide the payments, they were listed as “legal expenses” and Cohen paid income tax on the $450k.
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  52.  @thomasjmitchell2306  LOL! The channel won’t let me answer you. They don’t want you to know!
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  53.  @peterlegg7456  You are entirely mistaken!! I wish I could tell you why, but the channel nazis won’t let me. But I assure you. The evidence presented leaves no doubt.
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  54.  @aaronscottmatthews7883  Of course it’s been in development for months. They’ve been looking for a way to dismiss the case.
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  55.  @gemcan54  Huh?
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  56. John McWhorter is the bomb!!!!!!
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  57. That was Giuliani!
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  58. Thanks to Humpty it is!
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  59. A more obvious message is STAY OUT OF MINNESOTA! It will be even more of a war zone after this.
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  60. That one kid said when he TRIED he got As and Bs. Then he complains when he asked for help they made him feel stupid. Well, if not stupid, what is a student who doesn’t try, falls behind, and then has to ask for help to catch up?
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  61. @@jon8463 So what else is new government administration? The point is there was no mal intent here. Incompetence? Perhaps, but on a large scale that is the norm today, which apparently is just fine with everybody.
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  62. @@jon8463 Did you have a particular Ox in mind? Who gets to decide whether an Ox is right or wrong?
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  63. Get real!
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  64. So Fort MYERS, Naples, Tampa, even Orlando were decimated by Ian. No one had flood insurance. The question is: To rebuild or not to rebuild? We KNOW that stronger storms are coming. Will Florida soon be uninhabitable? Realize this is going on all over the world. Hence the global migration. And the times, they are a changing!
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  65. What does that tell you?
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  66.  @melaninfuture  “Vile history”?? If you’re an American, then you need to leave!
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  67. Let’s face it. The bottom 1/3 or EVERY racial group needs serious help! The bottom 1/3 of black americans are no different than the bottom 1/3 of every group in America!
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  68. @ We won’t see the contents anytime soon. They established the laptop was tampered with while Giuliani had it before it was given to the FBI. They know he had planted document(s) on it.
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  69.  @boronin10  Zero evidence? She won!
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  70.  @DM-sy4hg  Not even close. If the court of appeals reverses a new judge will be assigned and this one may not be a judge much longer. The ONLAy way Trump isn’t convicted in this case is if he wins the election and makes the case disappear. Which begs the question, if he did nothing wrong, well then let’s see the evidence so that we can judge for ourselves. What do you suppose he’s afraid of??!
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  71.  @DM-sy4hg  It will be sent to a new judge.
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  72.  @DM-sy4hg  She’ll be lucky if she stays a judge.
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  73.  @kudr66  Because she did NOT follow the law.
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  74.  @kudr66  Well several courts disagree as they have ruled a special prosecutor IS NOT such a principal. She will be overruled.
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  75.  @kudr66  Special prosecutors are appointed usually without congressional approval for that reason.
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  76.  @kudr66  He was appointed and is supervised at some level by Garland. The courts have already interpreted this statute and determined a special prosecutor is NOT a principal.
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  77.  @kudr66  More like there is no statutory law to prevent it.
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  78.  @kudr66  AUSAs are appointed by the various district Attorneys general, not by the President and they are not confirmed by the senate.
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  79.  @kudr66  He isn’t supervised by the executive branch, but rather the judicial branch.
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  80.  @kudr66  The appointment clause says Congress may vest the Appointment of inferior officers, WHICH THEY ALREADY ceded to the Attorney Generals (department heads) to appoint AUSAs. Designating an AUSA as Special Counsel is vested in the department heads department head, The US attorney general.
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  81.  @kudr66  The Attorney General regulations give the attorney general the right to appoint special counsel. You stop listening to grifting, dishonest attorneys.
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  82.  @jamesdouthat3999  Jack Smith has been an AUSA for years.
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  83.  @jamesdouthat3999  What are you talking about. He was an AUSA, went to the Hague, came back and headed the DOJ’s public integrity unit. Then he became an AUSA again, went to the public sector for a couple of years, then became an AUSA again, until going back to the Hague, stepping down in 2022. He was then made special prosecutor.
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  84.  @kudr66  No dear, you are. Special Prosecutors are not primary officers and the US AG has every right to appoint them. Wait for the appeal. You’ll see.
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  85.  @jamesdouthat3999  Right, and the US Attorneys in each jurisdiction hire AUSA’s to prosecute the cases in the jurisdictions they oversee. They are indeed civil servants. Jack Smith was appointed Special. Prosecutor in this matter by the Head US Attorney who was appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. As such, the US Attorney has the authority to appoint a Special Prosecutor in a particular matter. The claim is crap..
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  86.  @jamesdouthat3999  The Appointment clause allows the appointment of Attorney general which in turn vests in Garland the right to appoint special counsel. Yours is a losing argument.
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  87.  @jamesdouthat3999  Special prosecutors are appointed all the time. What are you talking about?
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  88.  @jamesdouthat3999  And I’ll say it again, authority is vested in Garland to hire federal prosecutors. A Special Counsel is an AUSA who is in charge of a particular matter.
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  89.  @jamesdouthat3999  WHO WAS NOMINATED AND CONFIRMED
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  90.  @jamesdouthat3999  Any attorney can be hired as an AUSA
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  91.  @jamesdouthat3999  Any attorney can be hired as an AUSA
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  92.  @jamesdouthat3999  He’s an AUSA assigned as a special prosecutor.
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  93.  @jamesdouthat3999  Those 93 US Attorneys for the 94 districts are vested with the authority to hire AUSAs to prosecute cases in their district. Those AUSA’s are NOT confirmed. by the senate!
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  94.  @jamesdouthat3999  He is heading the prosecution of one matter.
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  95. Societal psychosis?
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  96. That band leader should be fired as a bad role model for those kids!
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  97. See Sacramento. See Brooklyn Subway.
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  98. But what if the whitewash appraiser overvalued the home? What would the home sell for today? What is the rest of the neighborhood like? What is the house like? What were the reasons given for the lower valuation? Did they give one? Did they ask? Have any other neighbors had similar valuation problems? Do they know? Too many variables to determine if legit beef.
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  99.  @MM12684  These are all slam dunk guilty verdict cases. Why do you think demented Don is so desperately trying to stop them.
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  100. You are, I’m afraid, completely misguided and full of crap. If you are grown and you think this fool band leader’s behavior was ok, I’m sorry your parents gaslit you into thinking that kind of behavior is ok. At least now you know IT IS NOT!!
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  101. Correct!
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  102.  @nancyking9033  Sure he is. You actually listen to that poll nonsense? Way too easy to slant or even fabricate. I wouldn’t believe any of them. Besides, The right has already said they will only accept the election results if they win. What kind of an election is that?
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  103.  @nancyking9033  I’m wouldn’t bet the house on those polls!
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  104.  @nancyking9033  Unfortunately, the taxpayers don’t seem to understand the issues they say are so important to them. Instead, they rely on other people to spoon feed them oversimplified, dumbed-down sound bites they repeat over and over again. I’m happy to discuss one with you if you like.
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  105.  @nancyking9033  Are you aware of Project 2025? I should think anything would be better than that, unless you don’t want your rights and freedoms.
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  106.  @nancyking9033  Let’s face it, there ain’t much of it going on anywhere these days.
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  107. But that’s what you act like.
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  108. I think the answers to your questions are simple. Move on!
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  109.  @JK_JK_JK  There aren’t any living slaves. That ended 150 years ago.
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  110.  @cyybb5428  “gave us our stuff in the first place”…… Gave you what “stuff” in the first place?
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  111. IT WAS MOST DEFINITELY him!!
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  112.  @seaninness334  Don’t be glib. This guy is a HS band teacher, not the master of the universe. Based on that stunt, he could use some serious psychiatric help. Who does that? Who the hell does he think he is? They turned the lights and he still wouldn’t leave!
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  113.  @seaninness334  (lights out)
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  114. That was Giuliani.
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  115. The fool band leader!
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  116. How about learning how our government works?
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  117. You mean his family? I agree.
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  118.  @Tortilla.Reform  HUH? “Perfect model of what their family wants them to be”????? What are you talking about? I was talking about the family indoctrinating this poor boy with hysterical fear of cops, when he is not capable of reading situations accurately and acting accordingly. That boy was instantly terrified. THAT is why this happened.
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  119.  @mmouseav8r402  Seriously? Put in a little effort on google and you can read about all 90+ counts in the complaints themselves.
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  120. Who cares how many times he was struck? There were 8 officers firing. The guy shot a gun out of the window of the car while attempting to flee. It was entirely reasonable for the cops to believe he was armed at the time of the shooting.
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  121.  @nnillat Someone had to stop the moron.
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  122. The band leader shouldn’t be allowed around kids!
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  123. Get real!
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  124.  Timothah Molone  You have a problem with Atheists? That’s not very Christian.
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  125. The colored girls?? O, you mean the girls that tanked the election for the left.
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  126. Both sides are fighting for survival. Why some Americans think it’s their call to make, although I seriously doubt they understand it, I couldn’t tell you.
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  127.  @ap8409  Thats what this is about. He’s trying to delay his trials until after next November in the hopes he gets elected, in which case the trials will never take place. How is THAT Constitutional or American? And how is that justice?
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  128.  @ap8409  THAT is what he’s trying to dodge. He is trying to delay the criminal trials in the hopes he’ll get elected, so he can ensure there won’t be any trials!
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  129. Well your ancestors are dead, so they can’t.
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  130. Doing nothing is a “great job”?
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  131. Ooooo I wouldn’t hold my breath on that......
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  132. Because you yahoos soak up his lies like kittens do milk!
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  133.  @leok7193  Scary indeed.
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  134. Oh it sends a message alright. Watch the exodus of officers after this one!
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  135. What a tool!
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  136.  @Barrager69  The only thing unfair about this trial is the cheating going on to make sure it doesn’t happen.
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  137.  @Barrager69  The only thing unfair about this trial is the cheating going on to make sure it doesn’t happen.
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  138. Dan Abrams could be the dumbest, the most opportunistic, and the slimiest excuse for a “journalist” ever. He needs to be gagged and banned from the media.
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  139. They won’t release those hostages. They are shields.
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  140.  @David-wm9wy But instead they have to deal with stupid crap like this. So we should just let everyone do whatever the hell they want? No matter who or how it inconveniences or put in danger?
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  141.  @David-wm9wy  The point seems to go right over your head somehow. He was holding everything up with his little stunt like a selfish prick - the parents, students, faculty, maintenance crew, etc and for what?? Ego or mental illness. Take your pick.
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  142.  @David-wm9wy  The a-hole wasting everyone’s time and acting fool in front of kids! Please!
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  143. OK, OK. He screwed up and let self-interest get the best of him for awhile. It counts that he realizes it was wrong and is willing to step forward now. You also have to include his explanation for no regret. He tried to help the migrants as best he could. That interview was eloquent, sincere, and shows insight and empathy. Abbott is quite another story. What a vile, pathetic human being!
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  144. And the problem is…….what? They were trying to clear the stadium. They turned the lights out and he still wouldn’t stop. You expect everyone who works at the stadium, who no doubt wanted to go home, to wait for this guy to decide to leave?? Don’t not know what the guy’s problem was, but he brought that on himself! Nothing to do with race.
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  145. You know that would work if we had an educated public, but we don’t.
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  146.  @cyndybutler7330  Who is “we”?
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  147.  @Salis_Rex  The Constitution has nothing to do with what Cannon has done.
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  148.  @maxjulianc  Not a chance. If you watch the whole encounter, you should understand. The cops did NOT run up on him. They got a call to respond to a report of someone “suspicious”, wearing a full, black ski mask, in Denver, in AUGUST, walking down the street making strange movements. They were initially driving the opposite way when they called to him from their car. He ignored them and kept walking. They U-turned, stopped and called to him to stop as they were getting out of the car. He ignored them and kept walking. They approached him and told him to stop again. Again he ignored them. They then stood in front of him and told him to stop. He continued to ignore them and tried to continue walking, saying “I’m just going him” over and over as they asked him questions. They then physically prevented him from continuing forward but he would not stop. As they were standing on the sidewalk blocking pedestrian traffic, the cop told him they needed to move onto the adjacent grass area. THEN the boy started actively fighting them. His behavior was entirely consistent with one who is guilty of something and high as a kite. The cops COULD NOT have known he was on the spectrum. The boy had obviously been indoctrinated with this fear, but lacked the mental ability to read the situation and act accordingly. That’s not his fault, but it’s not the cops fault either as they had no way of knowing. So whose fault is it, ya think? How about those who looked after him? THEY got that poor boy killed!
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  149.  @drt2555  I just gave my answer in this thread.
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  150. If I may make a suggestion. I think you need to take a civics class. You don’t seem to understand how our government works.
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  151. Get your hearing checked. There’s no lawsuit here.
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  152. You seriously need to up the bar before you speak.
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  153.  @markcosenza3274  Life is too short. But if you hate Washington so much, why not go to another country?
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  154.  @markcosenza3274  Los Angeles, New York, and San Francisco too. Your point?
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  155.  @markcosenza3274  For some indeed. But this isn’t about money. This is about survival on both sides.
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  156.  @markcosenza3274  The Israelis and the Palestinians in Gaza.
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  157.  @markcosenza3274  ThAt i’d what you’re saying right? That the US is supporting Israel to feed the MIC right?
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  158.  @markcosenza3274  The US is supporting Iran, who is supporting Hamas? Is that what you’re saying?
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  159.  @markcosenza3274  Right. and the US supports Israel and you think that’s a necessary conclusion that $30,000+ people have died for money?
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  160. Get over yourself!
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