Comments by "Widdekuu91" (@Widdekuu91) on "ABC News" channel.

  1. Also..if you know the guy has a tendency to black out, why not do this stunt without the metal tubes on top?
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  2. Just checking, are you a doctor Blue Berry? Because I'm sincerely hoping you're not.
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  3.  @Jk.Somber  Madelief.
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  4. 1:12 I want there to be a law, that 'it's just a prank bro' can now be answered with a smack in the face, without ány consequences for the one punching. 3:03 Therapy will be more expensive.
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  5. With all due respect, but being up there in your bathtub, looking down on the buildings and cars and homeless people, will make you feel awfully guily and lonely after a few weeks. Only people without feelings could live there happily.
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  6. Yet not everybody is trusted with the unconcious bodies of others. You need to have a license for that. Good, hm?
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  7. Youknow...I'm not even going to look at the other comments on here. I studied Pedagogic Work, for three years. I know the cognitive behaviour, the reason this girl bullied is obvious. By putting her down (by introducing the awesome Thriftshop as a punishment) you're A. ruining the thriftshop-option for her and B. you risk for her to get bullied, not because of the clothes, but because she's being bossed around by her mom. If you, instead of making her even more insecure, HADN"T raised her as a fashionista in the first place, she wouldn't be a bully. If you get her help for the problem she's compensating, than everything will be solved. Thriftshops have awesome clothes, it won't solve her 'fashionista'-problem there. Also, don't introduce it as a punishment, rather as a good solution for spending too much money on clothes. THAT is my advice as a licensed Pedagogic Worker. Whether you think this works or not, this would've worked better.
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  8. Maybe it has to do with light-sensitivity. Either way, she should make sure her nose is allright, I can imagine it'll wound her nose after a while.
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  9. 2:49 Which is exactly why some people feel it's acceptable to hit their mother in the face with a pie. For views. You don't feel it's real, because you're behind the camera, you're thinking of the views and the money. I absolutely despize people that think that way. They've lost touch with reality. I remember I once tried to talk to someone like that, but it was like they were drunk or delusional. They aren't able to think straight when it comes to pranks anymore. Bigger is better, untill they actually die, then it was 'an accident.' A fucking pre-planned accident, sure.
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  10. Youknow, I have enough to do and way too much to worry about, but I wish that I could take care for these kids for a few days. Sleepovers, crafting, eating fruit and drawing on the walls, watching movies, going to the zoo, dressing up and dancing around... just for a few days.
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  11. And now, may 9th, we know they made a mistake.
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  12. So wait, there's viagra and sleeping-stuff in there? And she'll then sit on him and just sortof..hop around? That's the future-scenario here?
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  13.  @megantowers7747  Your account is empty and you're a paid troll.
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  14.  @megantowers7747  A true Brit would know how to write 'you're". Reported, again.
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  15.  @halexander8894  She is a troll.
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  16.  @halexander8894  Also, may I point out that your account is quite empty as well, no subscribers, no content, no avatar, no video's. Why is this happening, jesus christ.
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  17. Jaret Wood Ehm...filming a crime to expose the abuser is not a crime. Filming a crime to jack off with it afterwards, is a crime. I doubt this video was made for those purposes.
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  18. Not to mention, wouldn't it be merky, running fást, dragging people down and slamming them into walls and be full of gravel and bits of plastic?
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  19. I'm not watching the video, but I know Kate was always disrespectfull to him.  On the other hand, I am a Pedagogic worker, and I have never seen a worse dad than Jon (the ones that actually think they are doing a good job.) Hosing down some kids with the carwasher, screaming at them for crying, I don't know, he was a bad dad.
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  20. Chris, don't try to show us how bad you think the world is. Get a funny book, buy a stuffed animal and enjoy some cake. Life is good, don't ruin it.
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  21.  @MWakefield82  61 people died that day.... that's interesting, because the video says it's a fake bomb. Nobody got shot in the head, you're making up BS.
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  22. +Isaiah Harper It's the other way around. Take sunlight, they contain vitamins. (Vitamin D)
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  23. +B7rad It's not 'for yourself' if you go on here and share it.
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  24. Well, they say women are seen as more vulnerable, but I think they mainly meant, 'safer.' I've went up to a homeless person plenty of times, to give money, food or bottles with 'credit' on it (youknow, if you bring them back to the store.) And it has gone wrong a couple of times, where the man stood up, started cursing and threw the bottle away, demanding more money. Or throwing the food back at me and saying; 'Money, I asked for fucking money!' In comparison to that, the women are "annoying" when you hand them something. They make sobbing crying noises or fall on the floor and beg for móre food once you hand them the food. But at last they don't jump up or scream in your face. TLDR: I feel it's safer to approach a homeless woman. It might not make a difference in facts, but I think that's the reason people acted quicker.
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  25. THIS IS THE OATH THEY SWORE WHEN THEY STARTED THEIR JOB: I swear to fulfill, to the best of my ability and judgment, this covenant:... I will respect the hard-won scientific gains of those physicians in whose steps I walk, and gladly share such knowledge as is mine with those who are to follow. I will apply, for the benefit of the sick, all measures which are required, avoiding those twin traps of overtreatment and therapeutic nihilism. I will remember that there is art to medicine as well as science, and that warmth, sympathy, and understanding may outweigh the surgeon's knife or the chemist's drug. I will not be ashamed to say "I know not," nor will I fail to call in my colleagues when the skills of another are needed for a patient's recovery. I will respect the privacy of my patients, for their problems are not disclosed to me that the world may know. Most especially must I tread with care in matters of life and death. Above all, I must not play at God. I will remember that I do not treat a fever chart, a cancerous growth, but a sick human being, whose illness may affect the person's family and economic stability. My responsibility includes these related problems, if I am to care adequately for the sick. I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure. I will remember that I remain a member of society, with special obligations to all my fellow human beings, those sound of mind and body as well as the infirm. If I do not violate this oath, may I enjoy life and art, respected while I live and remembered with affection thereafter. May I always act so as to preserve the finest traditions of my calling and may I long experience the joy of healing those who seek my help.
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  26. I have a small thigh gap as long as I remember (a gap when your feet are standing next to each other) but on the other hand, the closer your legs are together, the closer you are to being a MERMAID!
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  27. The point is, they said 'the behaviour that's causing the bullying' but it's not like, when he leaves the backpack home, they'll all be sweet little angels all of the sudden. You can adjust your life to everyone, but if the bullies feel that blue pants are stupid, then you'll hear it. They will pick on anything, no matter what it is. If you buy something that the bullies wear (and therefore will lik) they'll simply say 'Omygod, that (gorgeous expensive) T-shirt looks so ugly on you. It makes you look like a wannabe superstar, you're so pathethic') A.k.a. there is no way to shield yourself for it. Don't blame the victims.
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  28. With all due respect, but if we're gonna be offended about stuff here, I can be offended because you just ruled anal rape as a good punishment for hitting the homeless. And rape is never a punishment and always a crime. So either stop being such a hypocrite that wants people to be shot and anally raped (as long as they aren't homeless ofcourse) OR change your 'funny' punishment jokes and just say; 'You can't hit the homeless, that's so mean, I wanna be alone on an island without mean people.' You can't do both, you can't preach the shooting and judge the hitting.
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  29.  @SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS  I know.
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  30. I was told I could not light a match, but mom/dad would help me, at age 5. I was told I could light a match if mom/dad were around, at age 8. Under supervision. I was told I could light a match on my own, if mom/dad were home at 12. If I was taught how to light a match at age 5, I would've set the house on fire for certain. Keep the matches away from the kids, untill they're old enough (in the eyes of the Americans, that is) to be confronted with weaponry. Ideally...don't teach them untill they have been through puberty, I'd say. But sure, I don't have a government with corrupt police or a country with harddrugproblems and paranoid people, so what do I know about living in fear? I don't know about living in fear, I live in the Netherlands, my life is paradise. My cops are loving, trustworthy people, there is no weaponry, no terrorism and nobody dies because of healthcarebills they can't afford. So, do what you need to do to feel safe in America. And good luck to everyone.
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  31. In all honesty, you need to give the kid confidence, but if a child his age, cries over this kind of game, that does need to be addressed with the parents. You need to teach them that failing is supposed to be part of life, otherwise he won't be able to enjoy things. He shouldn't feel as if he did something 'wrong' by losing.
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  32. Oh also, the cop is pushing her head down, while she sits, but that has a réálly bad effect on your neck. That puts a lot of pressure ríght on your spine, you can really snap something that way.
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  33.  @Tylerd838  I think you're missing the point. Have you ever tried to push a thin piece of wood in two? Like, put pressure on it? It snaps. She cannot bend her spine like a book, sir. She is not a clam.
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  34. You can't 'extra'-punish everyone on the base of other people's behaviour, that's against the law. There was a communication-problem here. Had they taken the 'he's on parole and doing this again" seriously, then things would've gone different.
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  35.  @jackieyoshi6108  "When you tell them "No" you get told you're at fault for not being calm." Lemme guess, you shouted your No in their face and demanded they stare you in the eye while you do it? What about a calm no? Huh? Ever tried that, Jackie?
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  36. I wanted to watch Ariel when I was younger. Never seen Alladin and didn't like Tiana, because she was a frog for most of the time. It didn't make me racist. What did influence me, was when my teacher said; 'If you ever want to comment on a black persons hair, and you're not sure if they'll take it as a compliment, don't say anything.' She added; 'Don't mention a black persons skincolour, ever. Don't mention Asian's eyes, ever. Don't comment if you think it could be construed as racist or insensitive. I asked; 'But what about white kids, can I (friendly) joke about their skin and hair?' She said; 'White kids can handle that, yes. But never say anything about it to a black kid.' She ended with; 'If you ever feel like your comment can be insensitive, say nothing at all. Just play with the white kids then. Don't risk insulting the black or asian kids.' So I played with the white kids. And it wasn't until I was 12, that I made friends with a Turkish girl, terribly frightened I would insult her in the first few months, until I learned that minorities aren't made of sugar.
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  37. It should come free with a mental-health-check. "Do you want to die, sir? Are you unhappy?' "Obviously, otherwise I wouldn't sit here, knowing this will kill me.' "Here's a free therapysession, think about it."
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  38.  @Hidinginthetreeline  China has the technology too. They can even ban you from using the bus, if you don't greet your mother when you leave.
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  39. To be honest, it frightens me how everyone of you is making fun of this. Picking up litter is a serious crime. It's been done by many people, all over the world (usually hippies, the allknown worst merciless criminals of them all) and has a big effect on the environment. I'm not kidding, if everyone were to pick up trash, that'd have an effect on birds, fish, foxes, rabbits, the sea-creatures, the land-creatures, the humans even. What he was doing, had an effect on each and every one of us. Everyone was benefitting from that, whether they wanted clean pavement or not! And thát's why it's so important.
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  40.  John Brown  *their
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  41. Yeah sure and last week my grandma was ripped in half by a dog, but it could have been an alligator and she could've been eaten alive, so I guess nobody was hurt. Have you seen the kid in the video, did it look like he was in pleasure or in pain?
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  42. They had a special Sesamestreet-episode about incarceration. Because só many people are now being incarcerated in the USA that it's insane. It's ridiculous to think that so many lifes are being destroyed and made difficult by this system.
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  43.  @fathersiren9914  And it's sad that he needs to be able to kill the other person from a distance, in order to feel safer. He's a Christian...i thought that was about finding the good in a person. God has never said anything about carrying guns, I doubt he supports it.
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  44. ​ @fathersiren9914  You're asking me if I felt safe when I had a knife, if the assault/robber also has a knife. And then you state; A gun is safer because you can keep the criminal at distance.' Yeah but if the criminal has a gun..then what? Then he can hold me at gunpoint. And shoot me if I reach for my bag/hip/arm to get the gun. I'll tell you, my country doesn't have legal carrying, only cops have that and they are trustworthy ones. People can own guns in my country, but the rules are strict and assault rifles are not allowed. For this reason, we haven't had schoolshootings (even though we are stuffed together like sardines...18 million people on a surface the size of HALF of South-Georgia) and the crime-rates are at an all time low. It's never been this safe in the Netherlands, in Amsterdam. We've got 4 times less rape and 3 times as fewer murders as the USA, in proper comparison. If you háve a gun, you'll use it. We don't have them, so we don't use them. The reason I brought religion into this, is because the guy is preaching about his gun, but instead of trusting that God will take care of things and instead of practicing the Christian values (which he suggests he does) he is ready to commit one of the biggest sins. I'm not suggesting I am a strict believer, because I'm not, but the guy that I am talking about (the gun preacher) is a very strict Christian, or so he seems to think. So that's why I think he's a hypocritical ass.
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  45.  @fathersiren9914  Well, sure, the muggers won't shoot, but for the same reason, there's a big chance that you/me wouldn't shoot either. Shooting someone isn't something you can just 'do.' I mean, the mugger isn't doing that because he's bored, he is forced to do it because of his circumstances. Other than that you're absolutely right.
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  46. +Angeles I hope it'll happen for you one day. And you could always adopt, but ofcourse one of your own will be more special. Best of luck!
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  47. Teachers didn't sign up for that. Murdering your own student, knowing what he/she is going through, possibly high levels of stress, deaths of family-members, etc. If you know a student is suffering from something, you are not going to shoot him in the head, not even when he starts attacking the rest. You can't ask that from teachers mentally. They bonded with those students. Imagine the trauma of having to kill your own student.
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  48. 0:52 Yeah that dude on the middle right snuggling it..he represents the stereotype of gunlovers perfectly.
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  49. So the active shooter has to kill the person sitting behind the screen, ruin the system, shoot the electronics and then shoot the rest?
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  50. My school had no security and no guns and there was never a schoolshooting
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