Comments by "R K." (@DarkAngel2512) on "Reuters" channel.

  1. Put a statue of someone who stood for free speech
    5
  2. She is against institutional racism yet doesnt acknowledge it when it happens to white people. She is against cultural appropriation yet wears blonde wigs. She thinks poverty drives crime yet black boys have a homicide rate 24x higher. She ignores that Africans fo better academically than whites or Jamaicans. She thinks everyone is racist which is pure projection on her part. She is arrogant and hostile and a very damaged woman.
    1
  3.  @gajendrasinghchouhan7877  yeah. Freedom of speech is so lame 🤪
    1
  4.  @davidlima9461  who doesnt? The person in the comments who was mocking free speech? Yeah. You're prob right.
    1
  5. ​ @Love.Yourself.1976 watch her recent interviews. She is very rude. Here she seems more reasonable.
    1
  6. Surprised they didnt put up a statue of Marx
    1
  7. 😂"Imran" you know
    1
  8. Is she appropriating white hair? What a hypocrite? If she is against insitutional racism is she against diversity quotas? Also why do black boys have a homicide rate 24x higher than white boys if poverty is the reason. Why do Africans fare better academically than Jamaicans?
    1
  9. This. So many black ppl online claim people dont lile them and its not that. Its that we dont like that person as an individual. I grew up predominantly with black people and nearly all my exes are black. I just hate racist people like Iman. Its sad as people like her are growing in number and its pushing ppl away as truthfully I dont know who to trust anymore. This goes for white ppl too. I have been in conversations with white ppl over race where I felt uncomfortable and didnt trust them because of their views. Even those who held views like mine regarding how white ppl get bashed I still felt massively uncomfortable to speak freely because it doesnt take a lot to set ppl off these days. But thats something I need to work on in myself. And Iman needs to work on herself too. People need to recognize their own internal issues and stop projecting them onto the innocent public. Treat people as you find them.
    1