Comments by "Allison James" (@allisonjames2923) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. Hope the poor spidey is ok after having a “thin wire” inserted into his brain & being glued into restraints 😳 All so we can see that he can determine what is prey & what isn’t 🤦‍♀️
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  2.  Floron  How do you know they don’t think? You don’t. The more you see videos of them interacting with humans & other creatures, it actually becomes more obvious that they do think, the ones who are kept as pets do seem to recognise their humans & they do interact with us in curious ways.
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  3. I bet these people talking about rights to choose are the same people who believe a woman has no right to choose an abortion!
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  4. It is heartbreaking the toll that people ignoring or belittling Covid is having on innocent people like these nurses & those people who are doing their best to avoid it. And one who bears so much responsibility for downplaying it in the first place is Dump, not to mention the other so-called leaders who have refused to take responsibility, implement proper measures & educate people.
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  5. All you can do is protect yourself & hope that it sets a good example for your family. I feel sorry for people whose families don’t believe in reality. It must be so tough.
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  6. .../hug no one should have to lose a child, but I’m glad you got some time to build memories & love him.
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  7. Thank you so much. It’s not that most people don’t want to look at you or are embarrassed, it’s that we don’t want to make you uncomfortable by not looking at you the way that you’d prefer & didn’t know whether looking at your whale eye (love that analogy) would embarrass you or not, so simply knowing that you prefer us to look at the eye looking at us is invaluable. It’s also so simple to understand how your vision jumps, the same as ours does if we close one eye then the other. But so interesting to know how you’ve adapted. Thank you for a very informative & well made, warmly human (with a touch of whale) video.
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  8. I think if more children were taught about realities of death & that people do get sick & injured & not everything is able to be cured, they might become more resilient. No one has coping skills now. They call an ambulance because they’re having a panic attack, or because their friend is drunk & vomiting, or has a cut or toothache. They have a fight with a loved one & cut themselves or threaten suicide, because they don’t know how to cope with having a fight & getting over it.
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