Comments by "F C" (@FC-PeakVersatility) on "The Spectator" channel.

  1. David Cameron sunk my taxes into reducing the number of laws we have to remember and now some idiot is nitpicking new ones into existence 🙄 I lost a cat, a mother cat with a litter at home so she didn't go willingly, so I know the pain of losing an animal on but I don't need a law to trap my neighbour from tempting her home 🤦
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  2. I’ve got through my entire life, since the daily mirror reporter upset mother when I was eight, never realising that I am a snob 🤣
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  3.  @keithspencer6153  🤔 I get state pension, not universal benefit
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  4.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  in work benefits were also meant to be a stopgap not a means to an end.
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  5.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  the last time labour got hold of the reins, pensioners certainly were made to suffer. Don't you have parents, or is your memory just that bad. Even now, all these years later, there's a good percentage who still have to go out to work to supplement their pension.
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  6. In the greater scheme of things, apart from social security, we give very little away
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  7. I think that he's been catching too much sun. That and the colour of his cardigan 🤷
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  8.  @billbadson7598  now that is the sort of talk that had turned me away from Christianity, totally and completely, over the years - that you truly believe Christians to have a monopoly on good works and better feelings just highlights the total hypocrisy of the clan. And I believe it is why so many have turned their backs on faith and come to idolise temporary pleasures. It truly saddens me that this is so because I believe we need faith now more than ever but are being driven more toward idolatry - just as the entire islamic faith is based upon idolatry. Even though it has exactly the same one god at it’s heart.
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  9.  @billbadson7598  you’ll be telling me next that every word of the bible is the gospel truth. That despite it having been rewritten and reinterpreted according to the particular foibles and bigotries of the scribes over and over and over again 🤦 and it’s still being reinterpreted to fit modern opinions and standards 🤷 and still we’re told it’s the word of god. Is it b’cks 🙄
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  10.  @Zabzim  so they were wrong to demand their people back from the terrorists?
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  11. She's never been particularly happy about it, and made her dissatisfaction known at every recent interview. Actually this is potentially the happiest she's been throughout the whole process.
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  12. Projected to rise in 2023? Am I living in a different timeline? Perhaps Julie meant to say between 2023 and 2033 🤔
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  13. Should they? No definitely not.
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  14. If you've got 50 years worth of national insurance stamp, you should be on full pension. Sadly only years with the entire 52 weeks equivalent of stamps qualify towards your state pension. Unless you were opted out, in which case you would have a private pension. And it sounds like that is not the case. It is possible to 'top-up' recent 'short' years so that they gain qualifying status.
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  15.  @syddog44  tv is now a game of spot the white man
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  16. MSM
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  17. Army is still getting dumped on all these years later. Whilst terrorist laud it on the limelight, our lads are still being held to account.
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  18.  @A2Z1Two3  I’m sort of inclined to agree with this except there still needs to be special arrangements for those who are genuinely transitioning but haven’t had the op yet. They don’t belong in one and are too vulnerable for the other
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  19. And being let down by education system policies
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  20.  @kb4777  if you don't get the opportunities it doesn't matter how much graft you put in. Sometimes it's simply right time, right place
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  21. Plus she was in the running for President last time around. Did she not think policy that time either?
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  22. Well we know how noted the BBC is for it's fair and honest reporting 🤦 no bias there
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  23. DeSantis as president would be a great loss for Florida
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  24. Apparently politicians aren't allowed one 🤷
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  25. The NHS works terrifically as an emergency service. Well it does when it has the staff and the infrastructure. The NHS could work terrifically well as a general health service if it would work proactively instead of reactively
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  26.  @sirrathersplendid4825  oh great, let's all breathe in pollution so that the planet won't do what planets do 🙄 wonderful idea.
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  27.  @sirrathersplendid4825  equally it lets the heat out at night. Swings and roundabouts 🤷
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  28. First of all you have to define what constitutes incest, because that varies by country/state world wide. I imagine that the definition can vary by community in some places. Certainly where those communities are isolated and/or the gene pool is very limited.
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  29.  @mindfulmw  we already do. It is illegal to have s* relationships between Parent, grandparent, child, grandchild Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister) Nephew or niece Uncle or aunt (by blood) but not cousins
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  30.  @GAZ_X  what about refusing to submit to the gaslighting of one idiocracy makes you think for one minute that I would roll over to another?
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  31. Sadly minorities seem to have become loudest spoken
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  32. Perhaps schools should simply stop employing staff who are not fit to work
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  33.  @raina4732  apparently youtube's algorithm doesn't want me to congratulate or praise your aunt's neighbour 🙄 my more detailed response is missing
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  34. Wonderful isn’t it. Thank goodness for educated people.
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  35. Once upon a time men got all the attention by stopping women from competing because they were too frail. Having seen women make themselves a place in competition, men are now intent upon reclaiming the accolades by proving their prediction true through gaining a position in women's sports.
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  36. So anything that disagreed with the stance of the ioc's conclusion is deleted then
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  37. Short for 'on the island of Taiwan'. That said, I suppose, that would distinguish the island from the nation.
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  38. ​ @neilrobson3064 but so true 😏
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  39. ​ @johnmccaffrey5942  Ukrainian troops learn quick. British troops were in Ukraine at the beginning of the war, teaching Ukrainian forces how to fight in a battle but they learnt that ages ago. Now their own men teach
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  40. the last decade 🤔 doesn't that include Obama. Did she just slate three different presidents?
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  41.  @stevo5000  and why wouldn't he? It's requisite to impartiality to be able to recognise and identify the positives and negatives 🤦
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  42. Sorry it’s a bit of a blunt instrument but, if blacks want to be searched less, they should try committing fewer crimes.
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  43. The British people didn't vote labour in. This idiot got fewer votes than the last idiot was voted out on. They simply voted 'none of the above' with the seats of their pants
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  44. I fear that you might be right. And that's something I've just never been able to get my head around about her, this whole campaign 🤷
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  45.  @stephenpotts832  never say never. That said, the current abysmal state of the party, other than the Doris knock-on effect, is driven by MSM's and The Unions' intent upon the destabilisation of Sunak's premiership.
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  46. He took Crimea in 2014. Crimea is Ukrainian. So Putin's already made an attempt to conquer Ukraine. Then Zelenskyy came along and pushed out Ukraine's Russian puppet, who allowed that, when he was elected. This guy's just another a Russian mouthpiece.
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  47. Her lack of eye contact more so.
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  48. 🤷 they were just idiots who couldn't be bothered to research the utter cr&p they were going to land the place in. But as the birdie story says, it's not always your enemies who land you in it 🙄
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  49. A bit optimistic, don't you think 🤔
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  50. Different country, different criteria. In the UK there has to be exceptional circumstances to abort later than 12 weeks. And no abortions after birth.
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