Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "UK Parliament vaccine debate" video.

Hear hear - I'd sooner be called a tin foil hat conspiracy theorist, then a mindless obedient puppet.
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Well it's a little too late to actually help you now. You had your chance to think for yourself and you allow fear riddled coercion to rule over what was once common sense. Instead of rightfully challenging the scope, you chose obedience and now it's ended badly, you accept no responsibility for your choice which has now cost you; rather you would expect those of us who were scorned by those rolling their sleeve up to give you an easy free pass. This country and it's strong willed people will not forget the actions of government, but those like me will never forgive the self induced herd mentality that encouraged them. Eddie Barzoon.
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@chrisberry9017 that's reality - survival's your own responsibility. Difference is I take my decisions and own up to them instead of looking for others to blame. Tyrants are abhorrent, but for tyranny to thrive the masses need only stay silent and step aside.
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@rachelb7387 bold words. I wonder were you using them when these people were shoving condemnation and ridicule down your throat the past two years? "Oh how selfish are you!" "So you think you know better?!" "Keep away from me and everyone else, you naysayer conspiracy theorist!" I could give you a whole list. It's easy to be gentle and offer hugs when times don't have you facing the pitchforks and torches.
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@jodaniels8097 bleeding hearts lead to dead minds. He's a victim of his own lack of poor choice - instead of looking to do some of his own research and come to a sensible conclusion, he heard what the mainstream were saying and went with it. "Those who put their faith in government have never learned from history" - this is a fact of life that's been around for quite a while so when the options are there, but you don't take them because of a bit of mockery - you deserve no sympathy for how you got there. Rather what are you going to do now that you are? This world hands you nothing and demands everything and WILL take it if you let it. I have only sympathy for those with no choice - the kids who were forced to take it with no right to object because their cowardly parents wouldn't face the music. He's a grown man, he had his choice.
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@RollingThunder808 there's a difference between what's right and what's easy. As a wise man once said - "It's common to be brave in war when knowing you'll be lauded as a hero. It's another thing entirely to be brave when doing the right thing, knowing you'll be seen as a traitor."
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@Blaze Blaze who is more evil - those that coddle with words that lead astray or those who are harsh with words of wisdom that drive others to better themselves? If I did not love my neighbour - would I have turned to all I could and warned them not to take that shot?
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@RollingThunder808 and who will pay for it? Government? So the tax payer has to shell for the damage done to them by government? Worse still, those who refused have to shell out as well? HAHAHAHAHAHA-NO.
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@jodaniels8097 far from heartless - it takes fortitude to impose such a cold hard stance to put the message home so that such error is not repeated. I don't want his apology, just for him to clean up his own mess.
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@catwoman2596 Point out one single untruth I've said here. And here's a truth - I have absolutely no tolerance for cowards, traitors and hypocrites.
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@catwoman2596 please tell me you're done? All this disingenuous compassion of yours is beginning to bore me - and for your information; not that it matters to you, I risked my job and got shunned by many a person - those who I knew and those who I barely even can remember by not only rejecting the shot but informing the narrative being a false one, to those waiting in line every day there was one at the local practice. I was heckled, ignored and even mocked physically with idiots trying to force those masks on me which resulted in a few thrown fists, so many things I can be called; but one of them isn't a coward. You're talking to someone who had to watch as a kid was forced by her parents to take it, only to have to have a hysterectomy at the age of fifteen a year and a half later: her parents also being good friends of mine, or were; she used to babysit my kids all the time. I knew a fella who played amateur rugby at the peak of his health who following peer pressure by his kids and girlfriend who bought into that crap; nagging and whining at him until he caved, died a week later and guess who were all sobs and whines - so I tell you it is a little too late for him; now it's in him, it's stuck there and his injuries proves it. In the latter case, Ryan's kids i can show compassion - they couldn't know better, but his girlfriend carries that guilt for the rest of her life and I'm supposed to show compassion to someone who dragged a good man down so far he made a choice he knew was a fatal one? I don't have to tell people "I told you so" a good deal of them these days can't even look at me because they knew I was right - not that I take any pride in it. But I sure as hell will not show any mercy to those who had options and chose cowardice over liberty. So call me coward all you want, I call you a sympering coddler who has not realised the absolute truth - Times like these have passed over and over and these people will NOT learn! I promise you - the next time the fear bell rings, these 'poor people' will jump for obedience sake.
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@catwoman2596 two words: Ideological Subversion - these people have been so demoralised since birth into accepting a particular mindset they won't ever see the truth that's right in front of them; even if you showed it to them. That truth is the only way this madness could ever have occurred. Were it not the truth, the entire nation would have told the powers where to shove it. But demoralisation is complete; beyond complete at this point, it's irreversible in the people that have grown up and never challenged it. You can not help these people, even if you wanted to. Oh some like the OP see it now but given his state it's a bit beyond too late and I wonder if his resolve will remain the same with the next blast of the fear horn. Actions impress me more then anything. The price for liberty is constant diligence - never forget that.
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@nancyt61 some of the worst things imaginable and beyond are done with "the right intentions" hence they're claimed to pave the pathway to hell. I empathise with their condition but I do not with the cause that lead to it. The last two years were an IQ test to which the majority have failed miserably - behold the result.
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@waynedeadder664 and if feeding your family meant having to kill another's would you? Your excuse didn't work at Nurumberg buddy and won't wash here - I had to feed mine too and i did so without that poison. I went through all the peer pressure and name calling and never once did I give in to it - because my son and my daughter mean too much to me to simply teach them to capitulate liberty for the delusion that others bought and fell for on a lie.
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@olivier3847 no, Satan does. And works so very well in manipulation when allowed - only he could send the world this far down the path it's gone where what was once good is deemed evil and what was once evil is now celebrated. Where once people aspired to intelligence they are now yearning to be as every other Eddie Barzoon.
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@j.a.c.3776 until they say "Jump" again to which the puppets do so without even asking "How high?" Like they are doing now they want people to "let bygones be bygones and forget" whilst in the same vein, ask everyone to fork out for a reparation we have no legitimate purpose to do? No thanks - I have no patience for those who won't own up to their own error and clean up their own mess - instead expecting everyone else to do it for them.
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@jodaniels8097 doubt it - too many Eddie Barzoons in the world. They'll forget and repeat the mantra.
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@RollingThunder808 morality can flip based on semantics. My argument in this instance of yours is - why should I then be forced to pay more tax to cover the cost of compensating the puppets that let themselves be fooled out of fear, when I myself not only refused to join in, but also was among those warning them not to? Why should I assist in mopping up their mess? Why should any of us?
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@RollingThunder808 Karma doesn't exist - for it to do so, good people would never have any wrongdoing occur to them. The very rules of Karma as such contradict itself - Irony however a total bitch it is, is completely fair and I'm a fan.
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@catwoman2596 that kind of capitulation is what allowed these lunatics to get people riled up in terror in the first place.
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@XPuntar it's not that simple only because people make it complicated. And I'm well aware of my own faults but because of that I am able to call out others who quickly try to blame their misfortunes on everyone but themselves. My faults are my own and I don't go out of my way to make them others, I'm fully acknowledged of my issues - the speck in my own eye has already been noted so I'm adept at pointing at the log in others. And again Karma doesn't exist - bad things happen to good people regardless of their virtue; if the son of God could find himself crucified then all of us haven't a snowballs. So spare me the sympering - you do them no favor and sway me even less.
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@rachelb7387 read the comment again... and here you call me lacking intelligence - you're lacking attention to detail.
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