Comments by "cquilty1" (@cquilty1) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1.  @TCB630  Here is an exert (and the full link/definition) of the word 'mate' from Merriam-Webster. That's right - "chiefly British." mate noun (2) Definition of mate (Entry 3 of 5) 1a(1): ASSOCIATE, COMPANION (2)chiefly British : an assistant to a more skilled worker : HELPER (3)chiefly British : FRIEND, BUDDY —often used as a familiar form of address https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/mate Australia is a former British colony so where do you think the Aussies got the word 'mate' from? Get a passport, buddy.
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  2.  @TCB630  "Mate" is a very common term in Britain. Educate yourself, amigo...
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  3.  @TCB630  You're right. While the Brits do say "mate" quite often, the Aussies are relentless with it to the point of annoyance! I am a Brit btw. Where are you from?
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  4. 1:37 to 1:47. Boys playing war games!
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  5. @C BO Can you please explain what exactly is "tyrannical" about the American government, and why do its citizens need to protect themselves from it? Can't wait for your answer.
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  6.  John Conquest  Uh oh - Ruby Ridge paranoid wacko detected... And the irony is you would be first to soil your pink frilly bloomers had you lived under genuine tyranny during the height of Hitler or Stalin's reign of terror. Pipe down, you silly little fool.
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  7. Esiso6 Kindly explain how the NYT is not honest now. And please - no waffling madness.
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