Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. Yeah it is. And Macron is free to reply. Notice how that works? No one was beheaded that day.
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  2. That doesn't sound normal. I never smile when working.
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  3. Yeah Macron later decapitated that boy... oh wait, he didn't. He responded with words. You haven't even begun to understand freedom of speech.
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  4. You mean what Arabs are constantly trying to do with Israel?
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  5. +ttobyg So journalists are not supposed to be critical? XD You don't like your dictators to be questioned, hm?
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  6. Perfectly sums up what's wrong with monarchy. XD All it's hypocrisy.
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  7.  @lil_jong-un6668  Again: You don't understand what freedom of expression means. In particular it doesn't mean that only the first person, who speaks on a topic, gets to speak and everyone has to be a fan of it. That would indeed be anti-thetical to freedom of expression.
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  8. ttobyg I didn't hear any insults and how should an interview with one of the most prominent dictators of our time look like without "accusations"?!
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  9. Yeah, Macron decapitated this boy, but he doesn't think it's ok to decapitate people, who draw Mohammed. Oh wait, he didn't actually decapitate him?
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  10. These soldiers didn't do anything regardless of what happened to her borther (on whom you have given to context). If violent outbursts like this run in the family, I can well imagine why that happened to her brother.
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  11. I think a nightclub bouncer should at least know, how it's like to be drunk. So when he refuses to drink himself, someone should give him a lecture about it. Also his backwards mindset is concerning.
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  12. Rats are cute, I'd last longer having company.
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  13. You obviously don't understand what freedom of speech means.
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  14.  @lil_jong-un6668  Yeah that's the idea. When someone says something, you don't like, you say something back. Not that paintings of Mohammed are anywhere close a border case. They are prohibited by a religion and therefore clearly political. To argue that it is a personal attack not to comply to the magic of Muslims is just insanity.
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  15. +TheDensley7 People don't like their favourite mass murderer being critically questioned.
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  16. +Antonio Pereira Doesn't look like it?! What in the world are you talking about? This guy is responsible for the imprisonment, abuse and torture of countless innocents.
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  17. This guy is funny. Acting as if it was far fetched that they are recklessly murdering their own citizens.
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  18. He intentionally tackled him and he didn't hit him hard. He knows exactly what he's doing. He's always acted like a clown to be more relatable to people not from top private schools.
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  19. Who the fuck would prefer the Taliban? The current government isn't perfect, but they are still infinitely better.
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  20. That's odd, because you could say the same about the genocidal Arabs, who have tried and failed to end Israel and slaughter it's population.
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  21. "You say that there is a problem with Islam. That is racist." Jesus Christ. And she's a reporter from the BBC?
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  22. In Buddhism "depersonalization" and love go hand in hand. They're two aspects of wisdom that reinforce each other. I'm not sure how Western psychology fits together with people spending a lot of time and effort trying to stabilize "depersonalization".
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  23.  @firechill9999  Why tf would you say sth wrong when you can say the truth and be safe?
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  24. Australia is multi-ethnic now, while it hadn't been before.
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  25. Everyone's brain is different and everyone's brain determines their behavior, that doesn't really say anything. There's a perfectly smooth gradient between being addicted and not being addicted.
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  26.  @mkb2420  This entire thread is you being called out on your bullshit and throwing a tantrum about it.
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  27. Amen.
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  28. Probably more with serotonine, since that seems to be associated with the salience of experiences in general.
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  29. They literally had the wrong Guy.
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  30. The patience of these soldiers borders on suicidal. Any policeman would have shot the attackers or at least retaliated with utmost physical force. This video only shows how incredibly careful Israel is with it's public imagine and how much they try not to offend Palestinians.
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  31.  @0IIIIII  No, that's not racist. To say that all aboriginals look like mastiff dogs running on two legs would be racist. >because he’s black If aboriginals are "black" then I'm black, too.
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  32. What kind of weird branch of nationalism makes you think that people have to agree with other people in their country 140 years ago?
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  33. You're blocking my road - so much freedom.
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  34. Congratulation. : D Took myself much too long.
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  35. There were probably forgotten languages with twenty words for "squirrel" and other great features. Is it sad when Miriwong dies out? Yeah kind of. But young children have much more important things to learn. Also that Olawsky seems to be an ethno-nationalist. As if people were magically tethered to the habits of their ancestors...
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  36. Wtf are you talking about? Maybe they are, maybe they aren't. How does that matter? They don't want to have their city occupied and controlled by a mob right now. Political violence like that should be punished immediately. If I blocked the street with my car, I'd be arrested immediately. But when a crowd does it, it's suddenly ok.
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  37. This is precisely what Islam teaches you should do. This is precisely what the prophet encouraged his followers to do.
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  38. Such a pile of bullshit. You think media influence and advertisements are as bad as tribal rule?! What a disgusting, cynical comparison. People live under constrains for all their lives, with no chance to choose and you equate it with a cooperation advertising their product?! You must be a madman if you truly believe that.
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  39. +tyrael90 Noone is save in a totalitarian, despotic dictatorship, with no regards for human life.
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  40. The ChatCast Common sense doesn't get you anywhere. It's merely the superstition acquired while growing up. Physical laws show themselves again and again to be counter intuitive - some people's common sense lead them to rape and murder.
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  41. +Theory Neutral Stalin was also a secularist. That's no guarantee for having good policies. The enemy of my enemy is not my friend.
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  42. +Lord Razoun That's like introducing tigers into your garden in order to get rid off the weasels.
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  43. 1) Alcohol is legal. 2) Alcohol is way more comfortable for most people. 3) Alcohol is a million times less potent: you have to consume it on the order of hundreds of grams, rather than on the order of hundreds of micrograms. >I can imagine that alcohol and tabacco companies are fearful of this drug because... Stop it. Illegal drugs are illegal, because a majority of the people think they should be. Because of hysteria in the media and politicians addicted to making more and more laws. Stop blaming everything on a small group of industrialists. It's your neighbours and coworkers that are the problem.
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  44. Indeed! This short clip perfectly shows the hypocrisy of monarchy.
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  45. +Daniel Smith So for you there is no difference between an assassination and blowing up a whole city? You are so far up Assad's ass that you won't even condemn the indiscriminate murder of civilians.
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  46. Daniel Smith The USA and their allies have received a greater shitstorm for the Gold Wars than all dictators of our time together.
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  47. Daniel Smith The "regimes" can be removed via elections. That's one of the advantages of a democracy.
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  48. 100% Bullshit. The "war on drugs" is a consequence of most people thinking that most drugs are bad and should be illegal. It's not some Illuminati Jewish world conspiracy. It's the majority of people, governments, media, police, etc all pushing each other in a hysteria and having no respect for personal freedom.
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  49.  @Yzjoshuwave  >after recognizing how deadly tobacco and alcohol are, do you really feel ready to just throw 50 or 100 other drugs that are just as dangerous onto the open market? Alcohol isn't particularly deadly. It's toxic to the liver when consumed regularly in high quantities. Tobacco is only deadly because people inhale it into their lungs frequently. Most other psychoactive substances are LESS toxic than those and yes, making them illegal would allow people to be more healthy in their drug consumption since they'd have more alternatives.
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  50. To not damage and sweat into the clothes. Sweaty clothes are pretty damn uncomfortable.
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