Comments by "Barry On" (@barryon8706) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. She's found every excuse to be racist, and ran with it.
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  2. This was all good to hear. Not all happy, but it's given me more insight than any of the other people I've listened to on it. I've been a fan of Dr. Rice pretty much all my adult life, and I just remembered why.
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  3. That's true. I'll admit she was given a lot to do for a VP, but she's failed terribly at accomplishing anything.
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  4. I wasn't sure this would happen, but it seemed likely. Let more crime happen and the higher crime areas will be hit hardest of all. And the rich who push a lot of this can get private security. Of all the things to be right about, this might be the worst. RIP to the lives lost and condolences to the people suffering from this explosion of crime and violence.
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  5. IIRC, Finland has spent decades trying not to antagonize the USSR, and then Russia. I think the invasion of Ukraine suggested that placating Russia wasn't likely to be effective any more.
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  6. The left wing is all about double standards. Look at how Jan 6 is handled compared to the BLM & Antifa terror attacks.
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  7. Then it's either everybody surrender to Putin or risk WW3. Which one do we pick?
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  8. It's a mixed thing. Distance learning doesn't work as well, but it does let parents see when the teachers try political indoctrination. Regarding Lightfoot... This is one of those very rare occasions I have sympathy for her. For a minute I could almost forget why people flee Chicago.
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  9. NATO is already at Russia's borders. Norway has bordered Russia for quite a long time now.
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  10. Escape from New York is now a reality show.
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  11.  @jackspring7709  OK. There were Russian soldiers there when that vote was held.
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  12. IIRC, Bank of America volunteered information to the feds around Jan 6. Volunteered.
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  13.  @Jimmy1972  What aggressive policy toward Russia? Did Ukraine invade Russia and take some of their land, the way Russia took the Crimea?
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  14. I wonder if some pass flawed bills just to get her on the record voting against something that sounds nice to her base.
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  15. Good luck to her! Omar needs to go.
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  16.  @forsakenquery  Did we put nukes in Finland? Did we have plans to?
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  17.  @forsakenquery  NATO annexed Kosovo? Really?
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  18. The American public has had reason to lose faith in them. The public gatherings were labeled super-spreader events purely depending on whether or not the officials approved of the politics of those events.
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  19. Same here.
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  20. That sounds like misconduct. When the DA plays favorites, people question the justice of the legal system, as they should.
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  21. Not a dollar to Disney.
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  22. Some of the chronically homeless have issues, and some just choose that lifestyle. Either way, though, they should not be allowed to molest other people.
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  23. OK
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  24. He's not suffering from shell shock.
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  25. I think Russia is too busy trying to eat Ukraine to seriously take Finland or Sweden right now. The idea is probably to join NATO before Russia can pacify Ukraine and then go on to the next country.
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  26. Sweden has a capable military for its size. As far as what the existing NATO countries get out of it probably a bulwark against further Russian expansion. Keep in mind that Europe has played the hope-the-gator-eats-us-last game before.
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  27.  @jackspring7709  Given more recent behavior, yes, Russia wants to expand.
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  28.  @jackspring7709  They annexed Crimea, and they invaded the rest of Ukraine.
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  29.  @jackspring7709  Was that vote taken with Russian military forces in Crimea?
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  30. Ghislaine Maxwell will not have killed herself.
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  31. The only thing stopping by dog from winning vs. Biden in 2024 is that you have to be 35.
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  32. God bless that woman!
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  33. That kind of bigotry has no place in public office.
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  34. I wonder what happened when she sobered up.
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  35. Look at the people Biden nominates. He's a radical dressed as someone reasonable.
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  36. The Bear has a habit of attacking, anyway.
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  37. Sage advice!
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  38. She's not wrong. Not in the least.
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  39. Because Russia's government is untrustworthy, and they fear that the only way to achieve peace with Russia is via defensive strength.
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  40.  @mysweetOlga  What did NATO steal? Did NATO steal the Crimea?
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  41.  @mysweetOlga  NATO is stealing the money of what central bank?
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  42.  @captainamericaamerica8090  Libya, and Iraq which backed terrorism? Afghanistan, which harbored Al Qaeda? Vietnam, with its civil war?
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  43. I'm highly uncertain of our intelligence.
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  44. Much of the left has a hard time forgiving, if they can get power and influence by not forgiving. By forgiving when reasonable, the right can fit a lot more people in.
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  45. Debt forgiveness without price controls is a ridiculous way to pump taxpayer dollars into universities.
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  46. My pets are members of my family.
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  47.  @Gitn2it  Children are being told not to let their parents know what's being taught. But the first point is a good one; a lot of people depend on schools to keep their children t least physically safe during the work day.
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  48. I was surprised to learn Memphis is bad, and I'm surprised again to learn New Orleans is even worse. Worse than this, worse than even this, I don't know a good way out of it. We need to understand the importance of fathers and law enforcement, and those will help, but it'll also take decades to have an effect. Supposedly a small minority of people are responsible for a huge number of crimes, and stopping them will mean a lot, but I don't know that it'll be nearly enough to get things back to normal.
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  49. Elections have consequences.
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  50. More money chasing the same amount of goods? With inflation already increasing? OK.
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  51. Russia signed a treaty to not invade Ukraine. Since Russia is unreliable with treaties, a treaty should not hold back Finland.
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  52.  @denisesorchidparadise1411  Could you go into detail on that?
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  53.  @kevin.1305  What treaty was this?
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  54. Isn't asking for permission a "social interaction?"
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  55. Of course she did. Because it's always easier to just impugn someone's motives than to actually address the problem.
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  56. Their soft on crime attitude is going to cost a lot more innocent lives. Kim Foxx is almost an accessory at this point.
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  57. The families who focus less on education or whose parents themselves didn't do as well in schools will least be able to counter this move by the schools. The parents who lean on their kids to excel in school will do as well as they do now. This will make the racial gap in achievement worse. All in the name of "helping."
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  58. Good luck to him! And to Georgians in general. If I lived there, he'd get my vote.
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  59. Whatever our new robot overlords want is, coincidentally, exactly what I wanted. And that's not at all just because I don't want to be declared obsolete and set to run in their giant hamster wheels for the rest of my life.
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  60. Thank you, Mayor Wheeler, for being an example to America! A bad example, but sometimes we need people to show us what not to do, too.
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  61. I can't think of any reason the woke are attacking Thomas in particular other than really slimey ones.
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  62.  @Kpizzo  Perhaps suggest that Russian aggression might push Finland or Sweden into NATO? Promise energy aid to Europe?
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  63.  @Kpizzo  Yes, and yes. If Russia's move ends up being counterproductive for him, maybe he'll reconsider. And now's the time: splitting Russian forces between Ukraine, FInland, and Sweden would be entertaining.
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  64. She has been put into some tough situations, but the big seat she wants is even harder and there are fewer lifelines.
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  65. Biden's wrong. It's not a race or a religion, but is a culture. True, we're a melting pot, willing to appreciate and use (or in lefty terms, "appropriate") the cultural traits of immigrants where they are advantageous and compatible with our values. I can eat a taco while looking over some manga and listening to Celtic music and think nothing about it other than that I enjoy them. But we share a common culture at the core. We embrace individual liberty and responsibility, and we're wary of our government. We think the state exists to serve its citizens, period, and that's something even many western European people don't follow. We have a work ethic different than western Europe, and we're less class conscious. We innovate more and we advance science more, and we worship more. Biden's been here long enough to know better, if he weren't stuck in his preconceptions.
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  66.  @forsakenquery  Finland and Sweden are very closely tied. If Sweden joins NATO, I'd be surprised if Finland doesn't. Likewise, if Sweden doesn't join NATO, I'd be surprised if Finland did.
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  67. If we put nukes in Finland then you would have something to compare nukes in Cuba to. Finland being part of NATO is like Cuba being allied to the Soviet Union. If we'd invaded Cuba and annexed it at that time, would you have approved?
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  68.  @forsakenquery  When was the last time NATO annexed a country?
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  69.  @forsakenquery  What country did Kosovo become a part of?
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  70.  @forsakenquery  So they weren't added to the territory of any NATO countries?
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  71. My hat's off to this man! As far as women vs. men, sure, women are underrepresented, but I don't think it's because of women clamoring to get in and being blocked. It's a rough job in some ways, and probably rougher for a woman than a man.
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  72. Power, I suspect.
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  73.  @sadenbrick  Are you a flat earther?
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  74.  @sadenbrick  You didn't answer my question.
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  75.  @sadenbrick  If you answer me, I'll answer you
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  76. Constitutionally, citizenship is granted to those born in America *and subject to her laws*. In an illegal immigrant safe state, are those illegal aliens really subject to America's laws?
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  77. I doubt I'm ever going to give Disney another dollar.
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  78. If he can't be on the ballot, can we write him in?
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  79. The authorities will tell you (1) not to jump to conclusions and, (2) it was probably White supremacists.
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  80. He's not wrong. I would never have expected Chicago to fall this far.
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  81. When will they have their next protest about "food deserts"?
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  82. @Vercingetorix That seems to be a loaded question. I think Putin is having a tougher time politically than he was in his past conquests.
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  83.  @richardpluim4426  Iraq was acting like it had WMDs. Indeed, it had some WMDs.
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  84. @Vercingetorix And I need to take your word for it?
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  85. @Vercingetorix I guess you didn't understand. Why should I believe your sources over others?
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  86. @Vercingetorix Fair enough. Have a nice day.
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  87. "Blinkered" -- he admitted he was partially blind. And he admits his retraction is intended not to be honest but to be more effective at changing minds. Granted he's an editorialist; he doesn't even pretend to be a journalist AFAIK. He's just there to have an opinion. But he should have at least a modest connection to reality.
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  88. Europe isn't the Eutopia they'd like. As a wise man once said, "There are no solutions, only trade-offs."
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  89. Do we want a nuclear war? Let me answer that after the midterms.
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  90. Thanks, critics! It sounds like a series I'll enjoy.
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  91. He's given us a taste of socialism. Yay?
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