Comments by "B Dale" (@bdale5231) on "Sydney Watson" channel.

  1.  @mobotman6930  It is a way to stress the group of people referenced. I think you misunderstood
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  2.  @mobotman6930  Particularly when basing your criticism on your own misunderstanding
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  3. An ark for only blind sheep
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  4.  @freakinxbox  Unfortunately, the 'herders' will decide
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  5. As far as you know!
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  6. 'Snowflakes' are only the problem in that they fall so easily
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  7. People are such fools. I doubt now that they ever will learn
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  8. It would be a nice move, if nightclubs put a ban on stiletto-heeled shoes!
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  9. ONE idiot put you off? ONE ??
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  10. ALL those who commit such violent crimes should be incarcerated. This is a dangerous person to leave loose on the streets. Further, should this person offend again, then the judiciary itself should also bear the blame
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  11. ..and p@#* them off!
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  12.  @ultrapetey  LOL
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  13.  @Aidames  Works for women
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  14.  @Aidames  What's the hurry? LOL
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  15.  @Aidames  Let's go with 'poetic', it makes me sound so much more interesting!
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  16.  @josephleblanc3884  I don't really understand your 'a woman is asking a guy for the path of least resistance'?
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  17.  @josephleblanc3884  I'll admit to having been a little surprised by the apparent belief by many, that the whole 'toilet-seat' thing, is to do with convenience or otherwise for whichever gender. This is not my understanding of it. As i see it; obviously anyone can adjust the seat to however they wish it. It is the lid that is the point! As someone already mentioned, the lid should be placed down prior to flushing, thus avoiding throwing out waste particles into the air. So, first and foremost, it is a matter of good hygiene. (to place the lid down, you obviously place the seat down too) Then, even leaving aside the hygiene position, there's the practical/aesthetic of it (you wouldn't leave all cupboard doors, drawers etc. open all the time would you?) Imagine how your home would look! This whole thing only has the 'appearance' of being a 'gender' thing as, apparently, women are more particular in their homes
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  18.  @yorkshirecoastadventures1657  Because of his 'whiteness'!?
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  19.  @Yurindeep  Haha! Never before heard the second part of "Don't sweat the petty things.." ;D
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  20. Good comment - demeaned by the unworthy childish name calling
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  21.  @w0bbl3r  Absolutely not that! To me 'fruitcakes' are people who are just a little 'off', usually on the harmless/amusing side. I would term those you just mentioned as vile creatures, beings which have no place in any civilised society. No, i was referring to the far less important slightly childish referring to people as 'ugly, fat, bitches' - it just lessens any useful impact. A simple critique :)
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  22.  james c  Prior to any kind of equality for women, that was all they had - of course they would use it!
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  23.  @mskransrocks1  Why should anyone 'accept' negatives? Surely we all want each person to have as positive a life as can be had?
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  24.  @Freedom_84  Which age/era are you referencing when you talk of the lives of "cunts"?
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  25.  @mskransrocks1  There should never be a simple 'acceptance of bad'. We should always strive to minimise/eliminate the 'bad'!
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  26.  james c  What on earth are you talking about??
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  27.  @mskransrocks1  And which kind of person simply 'accepts' the negatives/bad?
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  28.  @mskransrocks1  Defeatest
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  29. Perhaps they think that equal means, 'taking turns? Either way, it sounds more like 'revenge' to me!
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  30. Doorman?
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  31. I agree with your point. But please don't call natural people 'cis' anything
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  32.  @georgieg175  Natural people don't need to be 'allowed'
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  33.  @georgieg175  That's the point - they are not 'cis'
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  34. It's probably the funniest thing they ever see
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  35. Nicely put
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  36.  @justanothernerdydude4391  Hahaha! ;D
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  37. Women who 'identify as men'?
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  38. AarDanJoeSutt Thank you for that.. it's nice to be wanted somewhere It's also nice that you've made the effort to respond to everyone. I see a good future in our new home! ;)
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  39. I doubt people die because of this. They may well do so without the help that firefighters provide
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  40. Ice Lily - That is glib, wide, and inaccurate, in that you attribute this judicial attitude/action to 'feminism', as it is the norm for many (if not all) criminal accusations. The accused are arrested, imprisoned, and remanded in custody (often for years) before their case even coming to trial. Unfortunately that is the way the system is set up. So although we like to quote the phrase 'innocent until proved guilty', it has always held a proviso, and perhaps should be supplemented by 'but full belief suspended until proved innocent'?
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  41.  Jon O  What a pity that you were unable to end your response to another once your opinion on it had been expressed. Rather than continue on with an emotional and ridiculous rant!
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  42.  @honestgoat  'Women who think independently.. ' ;)
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  43.  @legalmechman  My comments encompass all, they were not aimed at one person and their experiences, that's the point. Am not sure how that, with an open mind, you are of the opinion that i shrugged over anything, and certainly have no idea on what you base your remark suggesting that i have a 'callous disregard' for anybody.
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  44. 'Coincidence' is a wonderful thing ain't it?
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  45.  @victoriannecastle  So MGTOW - WGTOW for the future!? Or PGTOW - for all sane people
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  46. That would be almost the entire population of the world
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  47. Convictions are one area, and charges are another. You can't really look at only one set.
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  48.  @noahgormley4456  Then you have too much to say :D
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  49. That is very old and tired now.. and we have far too many 'lefts' already
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  50. Those who dare
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