Comments by "Nina Daly" (@ninadaly7639) on "Rebel HQ" channel.

  1. These fools have no idea what they are supporting!
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  2. Why would they? They walked away with $2 BILLION dollars and a whole bunch of patents!!!!
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  3. What about Donald’s “controlled sniff”?????
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  4. I can’t wait for the day I never have to hear Jordan’s whiny, smartass voice ever again!
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  5. And who is the money behind Digital World?? That would be Russian oligarchs!
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  6. Somebody needs to convince that coke head freak no shut his mouth.
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  7. The scary thing is that first guy believes he’s thought this through.
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  8. They are telling things that really happened?? Are you kidding.
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  9. What about the $10 million dump truck got from Egypt???!
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  10. I like her. She’s only 43. She will just get better and better.
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  11. All respect for that Arizona Mayor!!!!!
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  12. Yeah, the first time in hundreds of years a chief white house advisor has been subpoenaed by congress and refused to go. The man is babbling.
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  13. Oh that explanation by Alito is absolute BS! He knew very well what he was doing was wrong. What’s next? “But everyone else was doing it.” This is just sad.
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  14. Everybody knows the “White House Cocaine” is gonna have Donny Jr.’s prints all over it.
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  15. It’s shocking, the ignorance of people. They don’t want to know. They just want to hear what they want to hear.
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  16. It’s worse than you think. Do you know WHY gas prices skyrocketed a couple of years ago? We are today drilling more than ever as demand is up world over. Prices went up because the Saudi Government and American big oil companies agreed to CUT production to keep the price of oil high! You should also take a look at how the oil and gas industry is set up. It’s not like we pump oil for our own use and then sell what’s left. All of it is sold on the global market. It’s the oil companies that are making record breaking profits and paying large dividends to shareholders, huge bonuses to executives, and buying back their own stock to raise their share price.
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  17. Why is this tragic boy allowed to post these drug-ridden rants? Doesn’t he have “handlers”?? Perhaps he should.
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  18. What a liar!
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  19. Idiot old Don simply CANNOT tell the truth about ANYTHING!!
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  20. LOLOL!! Now we know, if you catch him off guard, his lies show all over his face! He blushes when he’s lying!!!!!
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  21. This is exactly what needs to be exposed. Corporations are making record high profits by gouging us! If I may suggest a topic for a future video, take a dive into the oil industry racket and this “energy independent” crap. While we were paying $7-$8 dollars a gallon in 2022, big oil companies were doubling profits and engaging in stock buybacks that raised prices higher.
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  22. LOL! Don’t close your eyes while talking while the red light is on!
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  23.  @Wil4568  How can they not care. It’s their own feet they are shooting???
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  24. Did you forget to take your meds again?
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  25. YOU are shutting it down anyway, you creepy nit!!
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  26. Where did they find THIS TOOL?!!
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  27. Isn’t it funny. Both the left and right fringes dominating the American narrative now are driven by the perception that they have lost something. They are also made up of the least educated, least informed among us. They haven’t come to that conclusion on their own. They have been manipulated by self-interested opportunists for their OWN benefit, not for the benefit of the people. Whether you are democrat or republican, one thing is certain. If we want to remain a democratic republic, we cannot let Trump, the poster child of narcissism, deceit, and idiocy, regain control or it will be lost forever.
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  28. That has to be one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard. What I can’t figure out is whether or not Lindell knows he is lying through his teeth or is just plain stupid and believes his own nonsense.
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  29. Might I point out that Baby Huey has been considered a joke and a loser by “the elite” from the getgo!
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  30. Does he ever say what the lie(s) is or are??
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  31. Too cruel and inhuman?
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  32. Americans are such DICKS!
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  33. “ There was no crime”?? Is he stupid or delusional? It’s already been proven.
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  34. Not necessarily.
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  35.  @Progressive_Canadian  Alito is already floating retirement if the orange nightmare wins. Thomas, I’ll bet, will start floating it too in the near future. My guess is they’ll try to use retirement as a bargaining chip. Oh what tangled webs we weave…… They and the orange nightmare are all in now! If he doesn’t win in November, they all could do time at this point.
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  36. You need to look into the healthcare system. Ev n if you have full insurance coverage, the surgery has to be “necessary” for them to cover it. For example, Rhinoplasty (a nose job) is elective surgery not a necessary surgery. Same with breast enlargements and butt enhancements which you have to pay out of pocket for. Gender Transition surgery is VERY EXPENSIVE! If insurance companies have to pay it, they will raise prices on the insured premiums, while ch in turn will cost more taxpayer money for medicare coverage and higher premiums for companies and individuals. Everybody pays. I suppose the real question is whether gender transition surgery is “necessary” or “elective”.
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  37. Francis: “All I know is I finally get to kill someone.” LOL
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  38. I hate to break this to you, but he has a point. I’ve heard even OG rappers from the 80s and 90s say that the young gang bangers today are little sociopaths!! They just don’t care.
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  39. @ Please don’t tell me you draw your knowledge of American history from Hollywood?? You missed my point. The godfather was about La CosaNostra. There were rules and codes that were strictly enforced. Those rules were respected. Today, there are no rules, no codes. The little sociopaths kill for nothing without a second thought.
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  40. Trump is panicking!
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  41. That’s It! I knew I’d seen him somewhere before!
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  42. Kids, THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS!
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  43. While I give credit to those republicans that have FINALLY decided to tell the truth. How very sad there aren’t more. But I have to say, regardless of the fact that politically we don’t agree on a lot, my admiration and respect for the integrity, sacrifice, and strength of Liz Cheney, who stood up right from the beginning and never waivered, only grows.
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  44. Could we be looking at Jr’s next career once he gets out of prison?
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  45. Idiotic, uninformed bullies like YOU
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  46. Trump knew they had weapons. He instructed security at the rally to STOP screening people entering it.
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  47. Don, Don, Don….Let’s face it. You are an uppers, downers, all-arounders kind of guy.
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  48. Father-Son cells! What a wonderfully fitting idea!!
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  49.  @jerodrobinson4040  Here’s the thing , Jerod. To go to prison you have to be charged and convicted of a crime. The dipsh$&@ts have had the “laptop” for years now. All that time to come up with something and STILL it’s nothing more than innuendo. If you actually buy that, have I got a bridge to sell you!!
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  50.  @jerodrobinson4040  It will be the same old bs.
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  51.  @jerodrobinson4040  Like I said, it’s a really nice bridge.
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  52.  @jerodrobinson4040  You could put toll booths on it and charge people to cross it. For sure, you’d make a lot of money.
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  53.  @Wil4568  I didn’t not think theppp
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  54. Qualified immunity is a red herring, you nit! Doing away with it won’t make a damn bit of difference. But, of course, you know nothing about the legal system, do you?
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  55. What a stupid comment.
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  56. May I suggest that people find out where he lives and gather outside of his house taking pictures and see what happens!!!!! What an ASS this fool is! This is so stupid!
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  57.  @Progressive_Canadian  And you know what that means - Whatever it is in Nov, it certainly won’t be normal!
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  58. Marjorie saying “Shame on you” is hysterical!
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  59. Exactly! An American success story!
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  60. The cop has a low IQ?? What about the fool who refused to ID himself?
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  61. You just defined how YOU will make a situation worse.
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  62.  @jstravelers4094  Not to mention corrupt!
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  63. Uh uh! You realize that if you get to saddle all white people with being like this ignorant fool, then you realize white people get to use the dumbest of your dumb as representative of all of you, right?
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  64. A lot you know. Ending QI is pointless. No one is going to sue a cop individually.
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  65.  @THE-X-Force  Too bad. Won’t work. Insurance companies dont indemnify intentional torts. Ending QI is pointless.
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  66.  @THE-X-Force  Not INTENTIONAL torts. Same for medical. Negligence? yes. Intentional acts? No
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  67.  @THE-X-Force  Really? Where does this happen?
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  68.  @THE-X-Force  If you take a policy out on me and then kill me, you get nothing. Otherwise, let’s face it, everyone would do it.
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  69.  @RamonAguilar-cf3ps So you object to an employer telling you what to do? You don’t want set hours or work expectations and just want to work when you want to work??
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  70. Of course Johnson will try to steal the election.
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  71. LOOK!! It’s LILLY MUNSTER!
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  72. Trump is getting ready to jettison the idiot congressional MAGATS like MTG and Gaetz without a life raft.
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  73. You see? The tool can’t get his head around simple concepts.
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  74. A gold plated one, I’m sure.
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  75.  @simplylethul  He’s not necessarily “blaming” music or a particular group. He’s saying a) it helps glorify it and b) it certainly doesn’t help.
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  76. @ What does that have to do with whether or not rap culture is detrimental to society?
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  77. Wouldn’t that mean we’d have to listen to him all over again? And over again? And over again? I’d have to recommend sedation.
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  78. No one has the temperament in this ridiculous climate. Let’s just do away with law enforcement and see how well you fare!
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  79.  @haroldwright2758  Oh but “qualified immunity” is about law. You should know that. As for cops, you expect officers to be professional and respectful in the face of fools like this? What about the criminal and idiot public. Don’t they owe the same to cops if that’s how they want to be treated?
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  80.  @haroldwright2758  I disagree. More often than not, some fool, often a criminal, starts talking smack, being uncooperative or tries to run.
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  81.  @haroldwright2758  No. Qualified Immunity is a legal term and concept used to prevent tort actions against officers for doing their job. You realize without it, police, theoretically couldn’t do the job, right?
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  82.  @haroldwright2758  Well QI is about preventing civil suits against people for tortious behavior (assault, battery, false imprisonment, negligence) committed in the course of doing their job. Makes sense really. If I walk up to you and grab your arm and force you in a specific direction, you could sue me civilly for assault and battery for money damages. Now imagine a cop. Few criminals want to go or go quietly. Can you imagine how a cop could arrest someone without touching them if they don’t want to be arrested? But the truth is no one would sue an individual cop. We don’t pay them enough to have anything to take.
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  83. James Freeman sounds love me a bloody idiot!
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  84. Stupid is as stupid does…..
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  85. At least the daughter has some common sense.
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  86. Unfortunately, I fear this is the majority.
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  87. Oh get real!
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  88. God this is all so stupid and needless. JUST ID YOURSELF!
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  89.  @swchampi  Then get arrested and go to jail, but don’t whine about it.
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  90.  @swchampi What are you going to do? Sue the cop individually? For what?
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  91.  @swchampi  Really, how many people do you think who have run into problems with cops have a couple of hundred thousand minimum to hire a lawyer to try the case only to get nothing back even if they get a judgment? You don’t think Ben Crump and his slimy pals are going to do a case in contempt to sue a cop. Crump only shows when there are deep pockets on the other side. Whatever money the cop does have will go to his or her lawyer. You see it’s pointless. Additionally, the cop did NOT arrest him because he wanted to file a complaint. He arrested him for not identifying and obstruction. He decided to give him a chance to comply until they guy said he wanted to file a complaint and by then the officer had had enough. The DA may decide not to file, in which case it goes away. But the idiot still got arrested and went to jail for what? Just to be a paranoid jerk.
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  92.  @swchampi  Also, just looked it up, in Illinois, it’s obstruction not to ID if a cop thinks you’re a witness.
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  93.  @climber950  To appease the clueless angry mob of course. He did NOT violate his civil rights. The man discovered and reported an injured man on the tracks and says he saw a car drive away. That makes him a witness. In Illinois, if a cop reasonably believes you are a witness in the case, you must ID yourself. Look it up! It’s law. Before you go making legal opinions about situations, do you think maybe you should FIRST figure out how our legal system works?
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  94.  @bigfatbruce  It would depend on the situation and whether or not I was doing anything wrong. If the cops are looking for someone who just committed an armed robbery and for whatever reason, the cops thought the robber was in my house AND if I had nothing to hide, yes, I’d let them search my house. Why wouldn’t I? The sooner they rule out my house, the sooner they can get back to finding and punishing the criminal. That’s in all of our best interests except the criminal’s. If I was walking down the street and the cops stopped me and said I matched the description of suspect AND I had nothing to hide, hell yeah they can pat me down and rule me out. I want my hem to catch the criminal and so do you.
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  95.  @bigfatbruce  And BTW, they DID NOT violate his civil rights. You might want to learn the law and how it works before you make such statements. Most of these “won’t ID” people have no clue about the law.
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  96.  @bigfatbruce  You seem to want to get arrested. THAT is up to you.
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  97.  @bigfatbruce  Oh Please! It’s the same thing. Common sense rules in most cases.
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  98.  @bigfatbruce  Do you honestly believe that giving false info is proscribed but refusing to ID is not?
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  99. If people can just refuse to i’d, why would anyone need to give a false i’d.
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  100.  @ThatOpalGuy  Keep this nonsense up and that’s what we’re headed for!
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  101.  @bigfatbruce  My guess is you have read some law and know how to find it, but you haven’t seen the words in action too much, except on TV, right?
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  102.  @bigfatbruce  No. I’m afraid you are not. It really only makes sense. Why would anyone give a false name if they could just walk away giving no name at all. But hey, don’t believe me. Give it a try. But clear your calendar for a few days first.
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  103. 👏🏻
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  104. Can I make a suggestion? You should do a deep dive into the workings of the oil industry and their relationship to the local pump price. I think you would do it justice and it needs to be explained.
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  105. Of course it does. He’s a witness, you nit!
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  106.  @ericgardner5548  Really officer? And when the prosecution wants to introduce the dead body as being in the condition and place that it was, how do you propose they do that? I’M clueless?????
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  107.  @ericgardner5548  Also, in Illinois, refusing to ID when an officer believes you are a witness to a crime.
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  108.  @ericgardner5548  Not false.
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  109.  @ericgardner5548  Wrong. He is most definitely a potential witness in the case as the one who discovered the guy on the tracks and called the police. If there is foul play, the guy would have to testify.?Plus, he said he saw a white car driving away from the scene. He would need testify to that as well. But use your common sense. The law is now that it is a crime to give a false name. Why? Because the cops need to identify defendants and witnesses accurately and to not ID oneself would be an attempt to avoid accountability and would obstruct an investigation. For the same reason, refusing to ID at all is the same thing.
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  110.  @ericgardner5548  Seriously? Common sense is a gift, use it. Even if they are not sure what is going on, of course the guy that alerted the police to the guy on the tracks is a potential witness. If those cops hadn’t gotten his info and it turned out a murder had actually taken place, the prosecution is going to need the testimony of the guy who discovered the person in peril and who saw a white car leaving the scene, which could be the necessary link to the killer if it was his/her car. Besides which, why wouldn’t you ID yourself if you could help put away a killer. You want him/her to come after you next? What is the deal with those don’t ID crap. You are a member if this society and, as such, you have an obligation to society as a whole to help keep it safe. I’m going to infer you are not an attorney. Careful the words you spread.
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  111.  @ericgardner5548  Well you certainly aren’t an attorney. But have it your way. Tell people not to ID and get them jammed up. I think you are the one watching too much tv.
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  112.  @ericgardner5548 Thanks, but i am familiar with the case law. Again, have it your way. Just don’t bitch when you get hauled in.
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  113.  @ericgardner5548  Put him on a desk. It’s really just common sense. Please explain to me why the legislature would enact a law that makes it ILLEGAL to give false information, if there was no problem with simply refusing to ID at all? Why would anyone give a false ID if they could just not ID without consequence?
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  114.  @ericgardner5548  The key point here is that citizens of our society have a duty to assist the cops if we can. It’s part of the social compact that binds all members of a society. Cops are out there dealing with the idiots and the sociopaths so that we don’t have to. Only a moron would refuse to ID when asked IF they have done nothing wrong. You should know that well as a former cop. All of this refusing to ID is getting people hauled off to jail and wasting already incredibly strapped resources.
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  115.  @ericgardner5548  But the odds are you will get hauled in if you don’t ID. The DA may decline to prosecute but you are stuck getting arrested and having to bail out. Pain in the butt for what? What is to be gained by that?
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  116.  @ericgardner5548  Then there is an aspect of the law you have not discovered. Who is going to sue the cops after being arrested for not identifying. Damages would be minimal. What lawyer is going to take that case in contingency? Lawyers make sure they get paid. They are certainly not going to sue a cop individually. Cops have nothing to take because we don’t pay them enough. Ben Crump and his race baiting partners only take cases with deep pockets on the other side. You must know that litigation costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. Unless the plaintiff has that kind of money to throw away with potentially no return, no one is going to sue. Everything has a consequence. What do you think those Crump extortion suits are accomplishing other than draining city coffers and lining crumps pockets (he and his cohorts likely take most of any settlement payment. Those suits are not “won” by plaintiffs, they are settled by the city because litigation is just too expensive. There is no fault determined in settlements. As for police brutality, just about every one of the poster cases have been the result of the suspects actions of not cooperating or trying to run. That is NOT the cops’ fault. Then of course we have the BLM fiction cases like Treyvon Martin and Michael Brown that were sold as police brutality cases but were not. This business of wasting time and resources for the sole purpose of being uncooperative, should result in the arrested having to pay for those wasting those resources. Protest is important if it is warranted. This crap is just nonsense.
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  117. Maybe because they usually do.
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  118. What is truly frightening is the idiotic left fringe isn’t much different from this clown. Flip sides of the same coin.
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  119. Then it is YOU that is anti-democracy!
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  120. I believe with respect to the “White House Cocaine”, that it dropped out of Don Jr.’s pocket when he and 3 ex-KGB agents, we’ll call them “the Russians”, broke in one night to find dirt on Hunter Biden!! What do you think? Too derivative?
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  121. My god you people collectively don’t make up a full brain. Why don’t you learn about an issue BEFORE you open your mouth?
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  122.  @bigfatbruce  WRONG! The department gave him a slap on the wrist to appease the clueless protestors and mistaken civil rights crowd. It’s a way to shut you all up. Now I agree the criminal justice system should NOT be influenced by public opinion. That’s a slippery slope and contrary to our system of law, but administrations, with good reason, worry about these stupid extortion suits brought by Ben Crump and his cohorts which take a lot of money from city coffers for nothing but an unethical attorneys’ greed. These suits force cities to pay off these plaintiffs even when the cops are in the right because litigation is just too expensive to get nothing more than vindication. I repeat, learn how the law works.
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  123.  @that.ll_do_pig  It’s called letting public opinion influence the law. Hint: Bad idea.
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  124. God I’m sick of stupid people!!!
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  125. Poor Poor Lindsey! Trump must have something awful nasty on him. Those tears are for Lindsey, not Trump.
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  126. I’m sorry but not buying into the rhetoric is NOT anti-black! It’s anti-BS!
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  127. It’s LILLY MUNSTER!!!
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  128. Why didn’t this fool give the cop his ID? This makes no sense!
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  129.  @williamwright1281  He is a witness. Of course they need his info. If it was murder and they want the murderer convicted, they will need him to testify. Don’t be daft.
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  130.  @bigfatbruce  He saw a body on the tracks and saw a car drive away from the scene. Under illinois law, if a cop believes someone to be a witness in a crime (not necessarily to the crime) the individual must ID. Look it up.
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  131.  @bigfatbruce  But of course they got his info if they need him as a witness, didn’t they?
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