Comments by "" (@neutronalchemist3241) on "BBC News" channel.

@Funnymummy399 A source is something verifiable. An article is a source, an essay is a source, a page on the net is a source (believable or not, it depends). "Some guy told me once..." is not a source. "Everyone say that..." is not a source. "God said me..." is not a source.
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@Funnymummy399 So, no source? The news was just invented on the spot?
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@Funnymummy399 1) I can show you the source. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public 2) It the one that makes the statement that has the burden of the proof. 3) Not a source for your statement. 4) not a source for your statement. At that pouint I avoided to look at the other links since you are evidently not able to provide a source for your statement and are only piling up crap to hide it, making me waste my time. You just invented it.
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@Funnymummy399 Not a source of your statement. Other crap.
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@Funnymummy399 Yeah. Try to sell the story of a woman aged 85 that died from a fall down the stairs and her certificate states she died of covid-19 is a choice.
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@Funnymummy399 1) I shown the source, You didn't. 2) Free speech is also calling out bullshits about alleged women aged 85 that died from a fall down the stairs and their certificates state they died of covid-19. So the story of the woman aged 85 that died from a fall down the stairs and her certificate states she died of covid-19 was an "opinion"? Sorry, everyone is entitled of his own opinion, not of his own reality. 3) Not a source, just junk. 4) Other crap, not a source. Since there's the risk of Youtube's algorithm start thinking that I'm interested in conspiracy idiocies and keep on recommending them to me, I'll avoid opening other Youtube links provided by you, sorry.
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@sunnymahe Fred Kerley's personal best before this year in 100m was 11.04 He run under 10.0 for the first time this year in April.
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For some reason, the countries that don't lock down, choose to not make many tests either.
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