Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "Eyewitness News ABC7NY" channel.

  1.  @R.A.M.10  "Blah blah blah. Bellyache bellyache bellyache. I'm important and know lotsa tings...."
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  2. Was she also drunk when she chose that sleeveless, peekaboo, croptop outfit for her sentencing?
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  3.  @83dude  And why would he be allowed to get away with not doing a good job, not pulling his weight? That doesn't happen in our meritoc— oh wait, never mind. I remembered.
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  4. So is his son-in-law in this video.😄
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  5. He tested positive for being a crook.😂
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  6.  @R.A.M.10  Save it for your TA.🤨
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  7. ​ @rgw1380rw  Excuse-making, that's all that is. "Based on bad things done to our great-great-great-grandparents, we got the right to turn the world upside down...forever. Forever. We got the right. Bad as we wanna be. And we real bad."
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  8. You: "How about getting young people to do something positive for the community?" YouTuber: "Uh, what? I don't know, man. I guess, as long as I can monetize it."
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  9. A low character, that one. She also married her brother to get him into the US, in total defiance of its laws. She has nothing but hatred and contempt for the country that has treated her like gold. I wouldn't want to actually say what I wish on her.
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  10.  @theresasimmons9007  You're calling him a criminal. Yet there is no publicly-available evidence of that. Yet we do not even know if a crime against her was actually committed. Yet we do know she admitted to assaulting him, and there was plenty of physical evidence of it. Also, you don't know whether he was under surveillance. Your whole comment is a mess. Just wait.
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  11. The reason is very obvious. Also, no one is depicted running here. Simply cleave to the right side, and if there's no space to your left just hope anyone coming up behind you isn't like this punk. Also, if you hear steps coming up behind you, make way without waiting to be asked. It's only polite.
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  12.  @youtriedit4287  Of course I do.
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  13. Concerning your first point, on an escalator you have no right to delay others behind you. You're obliged to immediately make way for anyone who wants to pass. (I'm curious, purely as a side issue, whether she did that politely and promptly or not.) Concerning your second, I certainly agree. They must be mortified.
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  14. You started out fine and promptly went off the rails. This semi-wild scene is not the result of a lack of infrastructure spending, nor because of corporations or the market. It's the result of home and school environments and youth social media culture. (Mind you, there have always been impromptu rowdy youth gatherings from time to time. Usually smaller, but having a lot of similarities.)
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  15. Yeah, he was arrested.
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  16.  @catharsismemory  If either is super-crowded then there's nothing for it, you have to do what everyone else is doing, meaning stand in one place or move up or down slowly. At other times faster traffic should be allowed to pass, just as on a freeway. Maybe it's different where you live. Where I live it's actually officially prescribed in the subway. Anyway, of course you say excuse me, of course you don't hit people, and of course you apologize if you do accidentally. Thanks for your reply. Cheers.
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  17.  @etruscancivilization  Bro, I would see a doctor about that Black & White Fever and delirium. Don't ignore signs of neurological damage. Seriously, get that checked out.
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  18.  @İbrahimMoncada-l1h  Detroit...or Johannesburg.
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  19.  @negril7446  My point wasn't that they shouldn't be making a living. It was to comment on their commitments and priorities. Enthusiasm for enterprise doesn't tend to mix terribly well with doing something for one's community, because it's mainly to do with doing something for oneself. The best thing enterprise does for communities is to provide jobs, but a YouTube channel seldom creates many of those. (Not that I'm slagging a one- or two-person YT operation that makes good money. I definitely call that a good outcome.)
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  20.  @stevenpreston5619  Amerfrica, land of the violent assault without warning or provocation, where they bad as they wanna be, until some smaller guy immobilizes them, then they cry for help.
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  21.  SA S  We didn't see him shove past her. We saw him strike her from a position above her.
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  22.  @TestTest-ft9xh  Society was not built by men. Hah! It was built by men and women both. And no one cares what some semi-literate thinks is a real man, especially one with bigoted prejudices like yours.
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  23. "Even though"? Automatic bravery isn't bravery? It's not bravery unless you're a coward?
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  24. Adams tested positive for being a crook.
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  25.  @MyHelga1  No, I wasn't wrong in anything I said. There was obviously a strong chance that she was dead at his hands and I never said otherwise. It was the presumptions being made that I objected to. Camping out on my comment in order to make this reply is creepy and hints at serious problems. And actually I'm sad to say I do know quite a bit about domestic violence.
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  26. 1:20 It's clearly a watch (with wristband), not a wristband.
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  27. Tarpeian Rock 😠
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  28. Bad as they wanna be.
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  29. It's too small and brief a happening to qualify as that. I like that you're taking it seriously, but you're being a bit overdramatic.
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  30. "Insanity is quite rare in individuals but it is the norm in crowds"—Friedrich Nietzsche (might not be the greatest paraphrase but you get the idea)
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