Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "Piers Morgan Uncensored" channel.

  1. He acknowledged them by responding to them, but it must be allowed that their points did not address his questions. He indicated his support for a transition to renewable energy off the top, and from there his questions were about the wisdom of their 'protest' tactics. They kept responding with personal attacks on Morgan himself, as well as claims about climate change and the necessity to transition to renewable energy. They thus deserved all the insults they got.
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  2. He won't go near the word terra wrism but wantonly throws around jenna side. 😠 So arrogant and solipsistic that he doesn't realize he's flaunting it. How content he was to dwell on himself endlessly: "I," "me," "my" non-stop. It's all about him. Finds himself massively fascinating. A hot-head besides, with every quality of an old tankie. My old mum did his one better: She added "Don't believe everything you read."
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  3. Piers Morgan is an employee of the State of Florida? 🤔Hmm. 😂
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  4. Grace calls the subject boring and says it shouldn't be discussed. To me the amazing part is her not realizing and expecting that people will say "Then why on earth did you show up to discuss it?" Leftists think being a leftist means your character and mental coherence don't matter, because leftism gets you 5 gold stars for your personhood automatically. It's why, e.g., left Canadians don't mind Trudeau's blackface or groping a woman.
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  5. Why is no one at all saying that dressing in drag is morally equivalent to wearing blackface? Why on earth?
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  6. Innocent civilians also died in the Allied liberation of Holland in 1945. Tragically, many thousands of them. Yet the Dutch welcomed the Canadians and British as liberators, with flowers, tears and open arms. They rightly laud them as heroes to this day. The socialist guest here needs to accept that isolated battlefields like Waterloo can never be the norm again, and so what matters is the targeting of civilians, or gross carelessness.
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  7. They will not let up. They will push and push and push until they are pushed back against with great firmness. We The Sane must greatly improve our turnout at elections whilst they continue to fall on time. It may not be for much longer.
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  8. Omar Baddar in 1942: 'How badly Germany was treated since the First World War! Did you think there would be no repercussions? This war against Germany is totally immoral! Stop it now! Innocent Germans are dying!' Today, if everyone listened to him: The same German govt. would occupy and rule Europe.
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  9. Letting people say just what they please (excluding slander, libel, incitement to crime, sedition, and perhaps one or two other tightly-defined things) is not the answer to our problems, it does not make society or life in society wonderful, and no one should be claiming that it does. In fact, it's the worst arrangement possible. Except for all the others. Thank you, Elon Musk.
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  10. Your voice recognition software has gone ka-ka koo-koo.
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  11. ​ @AkrepsFist  The heartlessness is on the side of H^^^^^ supporters who mask their allegiance by calling themselves "pro-Palestine." They're morally equivalent to the official H^^^^ spokesman who said on Lebanese TV: "October the 7th! October the 8th! The 9th, the 10th, the One Millionth!"
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  12.  @AjaxDGonzo  Pinfold's dictum: Politics is a suit of clothes worn not by a person, but a personality.
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  13.  @AjaxDGonzo  What you said is not worth my care.
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  14. I love how Peterson pulls no punches. It's high time more people did the same.
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  15.  @mharro88  I wasn't talking about the country, I was talking about JT's political career.
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  16. ​ @tjcole6249  It's a long story and YT doesn't let me post more than about 100 words. Just know that he hasn't been popular since his first couple of years. 33 and 32% in the last 2 elections.
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  17. ​ @marijankovacevic8748  Relax. Party leadership race over in 8-10 weeks. New PM sworn in days later. Parliament restarts days after that. Quick non-confidence vote...election in early May.
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  18.  @sharliah  Someone's teenage daughter, if they had one, wouldn't last more than 5 minutes with Scott Ritter either.
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  19.  @peterjensen3076  Hilarious, coming from the backer of a convicted sex offender. Hilarious and disgusting.
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  20. Get a grip on yourself. He presented verbatim the entire litany of talking points of the Chinese foreign ministry. When prodded for criticism of it, he only repeated that China is "not saintly." Not saintly! Unbelievable. Chomsky simply hates the US, as much as any CCP official, and for reasons that are hardly different. He is a far-left ideologue and a thoroughgoing charlatan.
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  21.  @TerraNova1967  Childish analogy, as no such occurrence would ever arise. The presence of the invaders offshore would itself certainly be sufficient to stir an appropriate response. But ok, I'll play along. How about if the young lad's immature antics were so repulsive that they actually created support for the invaders?
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  22. [Yawn] Throw another one on the pile: On every issue, the leading conservative and Republican position or claim ends up prevailing. Biden's health is just the latest. To guess what liberals and Democrats will be saying about anything in 6 months, a year, or two years, just find out what conservatives and Republicans are saying now.
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  23.  @peterb5  Oh, I don't know about that. Waters is such a loudmouth, I think he'd do fine.
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  24.  @arnoldali1  He doesn't have one. He talks in circles, stating the obvious, showing off the fineness of his moral weave, pointing out things that are absolutely useless to anyone anywhere actually interested in how to move forward. All he really said is that Israel has been incredibly vicious for 80 years (yes, since 1943!😂). His main thrust was: "I am an incredibly sensitive person. The universe bursts at its seams in an effort to contain all my heart and wisdom. Please remember my name and the titles of my books, and please buy my books."
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  25. I dispute that: His opinions are poisonous to the future of liberty. He regards the US as the Great Satan and China as "not saintly" (!).
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  26. Hey, I'm tryna eat my lunch here.🤨
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  27. Don't even call me 'straight.' The word is normal. Don't call me a 'cis-male.' The word is man. Never use the term 'biological woman.' The word is woman. And while I'm at it, stop saying 'soy milk' and 'cow's milk.' It's soy drink and milk.
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  28. Well, he looks embalmed, so are you surprised?
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  29. I don't think Piers would interview a twice-convicted s*x offender. He was caught twice trying to lure teenage girls online. That sort of person is a hero to some, apparently, but not to me or Piers.
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  30. Rumour has it the gauds hanging from her ears identify as small planets. Yet they are not nearly so outlandish as what's going on in the head they adorn.
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  31. What they do increases the number of their opponents. It's that simple. The only question is whether that's what they really want. You be the judge.
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  32. No, for that would be useful.
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  33. Yet another internet commenter who drops the word 'ironic' without bothering to think through whether there's any irony present. (And likely doesn't even know what the word means.) Happens all the time.
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  34.  @RobertThomson-y4m  What's yours? There's no irony there.
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  35. I now identify as a rich, handsome stud. Take a number, ladies, there's enough Dixon to go around for all of you.
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  36. You've got Prof. Ferguson mixed up with yourself.
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  37. I went into my bank last week and demanded a $3-million mortgage. I told them I identify as someone making $1 million a year.
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  38. So Grace deplores high football salaries. Then let's see her go after feminists who make a million pounds from their awful books and lectures. She never would in a million years of course, because she has a sense (the one nearly always found in left females) of vindictiveness and hyperpartisanship. Orwell derided such a sense as 'party feeling,' meaning injustice both ways: unjustly favourable treatment of anyone in your own party, unjustly unfavourable treatment of everyone else.
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  39. If I were Piers I would have protested "That's wrong. Not budgie, bungee."
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  40. The Greta lookalike-soundalike-actalike-thinkalike to the bereaved woman: "Sorry not sorry."
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  41.  @drjulief  Hi Julie, I thoroughly re-wrote my reply of earlier to you.
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  42.  @mikew8557  Ordinary: Not of an exceptional or highly idealized sort. Widely agreed on as normal. Nothing extreme or far-fetched. A kind easily grasped and understood by an average person. I'm pretty certain, by the way, that you didn't go on to read further, since in the latter part of my post I went on to say things which are pretty similar to what you say here. I very much agree about "endorsing", as you put it, mental illness. I'm just less certain that all instances of trans are mental illness. Maybe 95% are, but I also think nature probably throws up edge cases which should not be considered illness. (I'm not referring, however, to full-blown hermaphroditism. That's just clearly the way a handful of people are born; e.g. with highly unusual genitalia, etc.) Thanks for your reply.
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  43.  @giovannithomas6462  Hahaha, yes. It's a label meaning 'non-trans.'
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  44.  @meisievannancy  His mum forgot to add Don't believe everything you read.  Mine remembered, about a hundred times or more. 😄
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  45.  @grimmer54  Don't be absurd. It is beyond Twitter's powers to write free speech into the Turkish constitution.
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  46.  @johnnyrocker7495  Ok. He's one of those polarizing people, so a lot of people here sound like as far as they're concerned he can do no right. You blended in with them. Cheers
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  47. Fellow paints his fingernails (!) in what you might call a teenage girl's shade of light blue, and also appears to dye his hair. And for all the expense, resources and time he dedicates to his Ponce de Leòn ambitions, he looks perhaps two or three years younger than his 45 years. Good luck to him.😄
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  48. You gaffed badly, Piers, when you described this rewriting of kids' culture as changing it "to today's sensibilities." You need to correct that. It's being changed to suit the 'sensibilities' of a tyrannous and mentally-ill woke minority. Don't award these warped activists legitimacy by crediting them with some sort of 'up-to-dateness.'
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  49. How does a man reach the age where his hairline is receding yet he spells "losing" "loosing"? How on earth? Just a rhetorical question. I have an idea what the answer is.
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  50. (1) Tragically, civilians die in all war zones. (None resembles Waterloo.) In WWII, civilians died in the liberation of Holland. It was tragic, but the Dutch still welcomed the Canadians as the liberators they were. (2) I'm shocked to see what a tiny head Jeremy Corbyn has. Is this why he can't grasp that there already was a ceasefire in Gaza — and that Hamas broke it on October 7? (3) Bravo, Piers.
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