Comments by "Sean" (@sean2015) on "WPLG Local 10" channel.

  1. How will Leftists defend this crime? By repeating another refrain about January 6th?
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  2. 2:10 "He pays taxes!" GUARANTEED he's been collecting at least one form of welfare (as more than half of all illegals do) on behalf of his son. I don't give a crap if she says he pays taxes. What he pays doesn't come close to what he drains out of the system.
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  3. You are not required to give your ID to the police, unless you are arrested. ...that is NOT TRUE. Some states (and Florida is one of them) have what are known as "Stop and identify statutes" which allow an officer to demand your ID if they have reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed. In this case, "Miss Congeniality" apparently told the officer that the reporter or cameraman had assaulted her. Even though that was obviously a lie, it gave the police officer the reasonable suspicion they needed to demand ID's. They love to use the "I need it for my report" trick. Sure, they put it in their report, but they run you for warrants, etc. ...gee, do you have any active warrants you're worried about them finding? Aside from that, everything else you wrote is 100% correct.
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  4. The banks do ask security questions. The fraudsters get a hold of the victims’ SSN and birth date so they can pass verification.
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  5.  @KerenszH  I see. And you mentioned you work for a bank but you did not say in which department (?)
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  6.  @KerenszH  which department of the bank do you work?
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  7.  @KerenszH  when you use voice recognition programs there are always going to be some spelling mistakes in your message(s), so you should be prepared to proofread then and make manual edits if necessary.
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  8.  @KerenszH  omg…really? 🤔
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  9.  @sandyrose2398  how about people start being a little more careful with their personal information and stop blaming banks for every little problem in their lives? For instance when I worked for a bank I even saw cases where people had money stolen from them because they had written their PIN on their debit cards (...like how stupid can one be?) Consumers have many resources available to help protect against fraud and identity theft. If you as a consumer believe your personal information may have been compromised or even if you just want to be a little extra cautious, you always have the option to set a 'fraud alert' on your name - the bank cannot do that for you . They last for seven years and it is free of charge to do this. If you do this then a bank will contact you and take extra precautions to verify you anytime a new account is opened under your name and SSN. Banks do ask plenty of security questions, the problem is there are a lot of Karens and Chads who get pissed at having to answer them. The banks have to protect against fraud but they also have to be careful about not making their customers jump through too many hoops and loops in order to use their cards and accounts, otherwise the banks will lose business.
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  10.  @elleivers9387  even if someone steals your identity you can still protect yourself by setting a fraud alert (it’s free and lasts for seven years) which you can do through any one of the three credit reporting agencies. In my experience working for a bank I found that many instances of identify theft were caused by people not being careful, or just being downright stupid.
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  11. @beezer bobum kiss my Irish …
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  12. ”Por favor no Señoría, por favor no.” 😭
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  13. But he did sit there for three hours. Because...cause he said he did and cause racism.
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  14.  @thetide1070  I’m agreeing with you. You didn’t catch the sarcasm? I thought it was blatantly obvious. 🤔
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  15.  @thetide1070  okay 👍🏻 Facts tho. And I have to wonder if the dude was causing trouble before he started recording. If he’s gonna sit around for three hours that means he has way too much time on his hands.
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  16.  @thetide1070  fax. Problem though, is that the liberal mainstream media has brainwashed a good chunk of the population into automatically assuming that every negative occurrence involving an African American is the result of racism. Just look at these comments, unbelievable! Everyone automatically assuming her refusal of service was racially motivated. We’re not even getting the woman’s side of the story. How do we know the dude wasn’t being belligerent or screaming and making threats before he whipped out his cell phone and started recording? The media didn’t even reach out to the woman and now people are demanding she be fired. Like if I walk up to you and spit in your face and slap you and then I start recording, I can easily make you look like a hothead when you react to my aggression.
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  17.  @thetide1070  and unfortunately they’re succeeding at it 😔
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  18. He's whacked out on methh, that's why.
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  19. Journalism is the most dishonest and unethical profession in the world today. The media's intentional distortion of what happened on January 6th is just more proof of this.
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  20. Agreed! How come nobody has been pressing Dick Scott for answers - he's the one who engineered this disaster. If I were a journalist I'd be camped out outside his office all day and night.
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  21. I agree - this woman is clearly whacked. The children probably asked her to be taken to the restroom and she was too incoherent to assist them. Make her undergo a drug test, and if she fails, place the children into foster care.
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  22.  @PamphileJonathan  true but that doesn’t matter much anyway, they’re young women and won’t get anything more than probation and time served
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  23. Simple. Not only are people stir-crazy from the pandemic restrictions, but a lot of folks still choose to remain out of work and collect those juicy unemployment checks.
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