Daniel Blight
@Dan13JB
Followers
257
Following
268
Media
347
Statuses
14,569
British Christian, actor, and First Class Bachelor; always willing to discuss opposing views.
A journey of discovery
Joined July 2013
Don't wanna be here?
Send us removal request.
Explore trending content on Musk Viewer
Elon
• 581064 Tweets
Congreso
• 470068 Tweets
Garland
• 238127 Tweets
Colômbia
• 219524 Tweets
FANDOMS CONTRA A PL 1904
• 108804 Tweets
Brazil
• 96718 Tweets
Estados Unidos
• 89945 Tweets
$COOKIE
• 88081 Tweets
イーロン
• 78625 Tweets
欄非公開
• 69947 Tweets
#CriançaNãoÉMãe
• 66126 Tweets
Seleção
• 65342 Tweets
プライバシー
• 59652 Tweets
自分のポスト
• 54580 Tweets
自分の投稿
• 54389 Tweets
自分のツイート
• 50649 Tweets
DISCORDO TOTALMENTE
• 45294 Tweets
Blade
• 40852 Tweets
生存確認
• 28724 Tweets
#AEWDynamite
• 26190 Tweets
Midori
• 25874 Tweets
ブックマーク
• 25137 Tweets
Alisson
• 21468 Tweets
VENDETTA FURIOSA
• 20049 Tweets
#いいね非公開
• 20045 Tweets
Rodrygo
• 18718 Tweets
仕様変更
• 16260 Tweets
Mayans
• 14921 Tweets
Endrick
• 14622 Tweets
Irving
• 14026 Tweets
バイエルン
• 13293 Tweets
Pulisic
• 12382 Tweets
Vini Jr
• 11389 Tweets
I tend to avoid swearing when talking about politics. Fortunately
@JonathanPieNews
does it for all of us.
10
81
468
@arevya
@NovaNathanGD
At the very least, that clause should end "...not licensed by Nintendo, except where their use is required for the user to participate at a fair and competitive level".
Aggressively protecting IP is very on-brand, but excluding people from taking part is a huge loss for so many.
4
13
274
@kristoferthomas
I find that being 'kinder' to myself in German is actually quite helpful.
Treat myself like I would a child, and so I afford myself more compassion, and create useful boundaries to follow.
3
7
199
@mallen2010
@JoeBiden
There were people marching and waving Nazi flags, performing salutes whilst tattooed with swastikas.
You have to call a 'Nazi' a 'Nazi'.
If that triggers your guilty conscience, perhaps you should take some time to reflect.
38
2
163
@gavboro1
@BorisJohnson
I'm imagining it. Sounds pretty bad.
Good thing this scenario is just that: imagined.
3
1
149
@papadaca
@Whitb_xx
@blessing_ab15
Trouble is, a lot of women's clothing doesn't have pockets. They may get stitching for the opening of a pocket, but no pocket.
1
1
152
@Govaneur0
@Tam_Khan
Defending children from God's symbol of His promise not to flood the world so they can read the Bible?
Artistic interpretation is fun!
2
2
141
@shearernorthern
@Keir_Starmer
He hasn't broken any pledges yet because he hasn't been in government yet. Pledges are what they say they will do when in government, and can only be kept or broken if they get into government.
36
1
145
@rayzerblayze
@TWIT_ANTHONY
@KelemenCari
@realDonaldTrump
Also most of the world outside of America knows what is going on, and is split between laughter at Trump's disillusionment, and concern over the volume of Americans that mindlessly believe him anyway.
4
0
139
@ApexedInstincts
@BeaSantello
Knowledge is power.
Therefore, attain knowledge, rather that following conspiracies and ignoring scientific evidence.
1
0
120
@carcassofalion
@alpharivelino
Nor does it tell the truth. It doesn't do anything, it's just a line.
2
0
118
@LoveForAllNotF1
@TWIT_ANTHONY
@KelemenCari
@realDonaldTrump
Apparently votes only count now if they are for Trump. Sorry, either you don't exist or you pre--deceased the election. Trump said it, so it must be true!
I like to hope that those manipulated by Trump will one day be freed, but it seems unlikely.
3
0
121
@DragonSpine2020
@JoeBiden
Well that settles the matter then. DragonSpine2020 has promised Biden that he won't become president, so there is no way that he can be.
It must be daunting to have the power to singlehandedly block people from becoming president through Twitter. I wish you luck.
4
0
109
@jaysonettes
@matchamilkbby
@sageyblanco
What about History, Geography, and Mathematics?
History shows that inflation is driven by rising prices, not wages.
Geography shows that other countries have higher minimum wages for proportionally little inflation of prices.
Maths shows us how numbers can increase separately.
1
0
104
@saigepuryearr
@jessmlawlor
Perhaps in the US, but in the UK the government pays for all that expensive chemo through NHS treatment. It would be far more cost-effective to be able to cure cancer than keep paying to treat it.
The issue is US healthcare being profit driven makes your view seem plausible.
3
1
75
@utdenthusiast99
@JoeMetheny1
@air1730
@Itai_Leshem
@elonmusk
There? No. But you know that. That tweet was damage control, sent out after the violence was already in progress.
6
0
67
@Evil_Lynzy
@GeekUniverse1
It's cited as the jaw of a freshwater drum fish.
Brought to you by BlackBerry's built in pop up ad suppressor.
1
0
57
@ITKDobbo
@ct_nicholls
@mikegalsworthy
Did you work harder, or did you get more money for the work you did?
0
1
54
@Nick_Boro1
@SkyNews
If they had raised the Hamas flag, that would be a relevant response.
Palestine is not Hamas.
5
0
42
@BecauseReason11
@realchrisrufo
It's clever misdirection.
They claim to disprove the claim that CRT has 'never been taught in Virginia', but they actually prove that McAuliffe promotes the teaching of CRT and pretend this latter claim is the counter to the former.
3
0
37
@Cradle_MBA
@KamalaHarris
The time needed to gather enough data points is drastically reduced by the sheer volume of volunteers and case studies made available.
They made a flu vaccine every year for each new strain, not once every 5-7 years. Sars research is over a decade old.
3
1
39
@jackmirkinson
Meanwhile in the bastion of Socialism that is the UK, you can get a box of seven tests sent out though the mail for free on demand
1
2
38
@MarkFoley4
@ROCRedDog
@olliecollinson1
@wank_666
If skills are things you can't figure out on your own, how did such skills ever come to exist?
1
0
36
@KimEllisRealtor
@cracraft_teresa
@alainashearer
Vaccines aren't 100%.
You don't willingly expose yourself to the virus because you are vaccinated, as you don't drive into oncoming traffic because you have a seatbelt and helmet.
Vaccines reduce the risk of infection, and serious illness, but do not eliminate it individually.
2
1
34
@BruceBa29434092
@RealDealAxelrod
@JackPosobiec
For someone that broke into the Capitol Building? She was killed for threatening the safety of US senators through her actively violent actions.
2
3
28
@HotepJesus
@Bex21021
Did you see what happened at the BLM marches? People were tear-gassed and shot. They were beaten and thrown to the ground. If they had tried to break into government property, there would have been blood.
37
0
31
@Broker_Lady
@ReturnedKing00
Look at the average age for management positions, councilors, CEOs. Reaching 40 does not place you in control when people aren't retiring until near 70.
0
0
30
@thetuttking
@utdenthusiast99
@JoeMetheny1
@air1730
@Itai_Leshem
@elonmusk
Ah yes, I forgot he only said seven words.
4
0
31
@lisamikolFL
@realchrisrufo
It's remarkable really that people who claim to be so concerned about the education of children repeatedly demonstrate a lack of reading comprehension.
3
0
27
@devanlunceford
@moljustdoesnt
You never get something in your eye (that isn't an eyelash)? Then they're doing their job! :-p
0
1
25
@capnthommo
@FurlongMick
A suspicion that is shared by many that have seen the evidence!
This sums it up in an amusing style.
0
10
28
@Gonsec
@Parlino1946
@WhiteHouse
'become extremists' - that right there is the problem with your statement. They aren't extremists, you fear they may become so by being allowed to leave safely but not if abandoned by allies?
1
0
26
@Patriot_Musket
Did he use Twitter to do so? Being a criminal is not a breach of Twitter's terms of service if the crime was not related to activity on Twitter.
Perhaps people think it ought to be, but it is not.
10
0
24
@SplitSchizophr1
@mallen2010
@JoeBiden
Odd how the Nazis came out of hiding under Trump's presidency indeed. It's almost like he encouraged them.
3
1
23
@Anarion991
@thetuttking
@utdenthusiast99
@JoeMetheny1
@air1730
@Itai_Leshem
@elonmusk
Twitter removed him for his tweets that incited violence. Quoting one tweet from after the violence began and his speech made (not on Twitter) during doesn't mean anything in the context of his Twitter ban.
5
0
25
@CharlieInUtah
@babelsquirrel
@alainashearer
To reduce the risk of spreading infection, long term health issues, and death.
Think of it like a seat belt. It won't prevent all damage, but in the event of a crash (Here: exposure to Covid) it will in most cases drastically reduce its impact on your life.
0
0
22
@JDawsonTweets
@AndyGrewal
@mattklewis
The problem here is that open, detailed discussion about race does make some white Americans feel bad - and rather than engaging with what that means, they are blaming the teaching and saying it shouldn't be taught. It's an uncomfortable topic, and so people want it shut down.
0
1
23
@rkylesmith
'This article is a preprint and has not been certified by peer review. It reports new medical research that has yet to be evaluated and so should not be used to guide clinical practice.'
Source: the actual article itself.
2
1
21
@grobsycat
@premierleague
'Oh no, the racists are getting annoyed by people saying it's not okay to be racist, how terrible!'
If taking the knee draws racists out into identifying themselves, that is surely a benefit as then more direct action can be taken to deal with racist attitudes and ideologies.
1
0
23
@darrengrimes_
We haven't had a democratically elected government the past two Prime Ministers!
0
0
21
@danspencerddd
@AlexThomasSmith
You feel entitled to the attention and engagement of someone who has spent hours performing for your entertainment? They are human beings and should be treated with common courtesy right?
1
0
22
@MrsMoir271
@XVipeRX5
@MatthewJshow
@JoeBiden
Unless you're doing something very wrong with the mask, it doesn't stop you from breathing fresh air.
4
0
19
@seasidejohnbfc
@bodyofyearrs
Perhaps if you thought about it, your opinion about it would be valid.
0
0
21
@PaiviTen
@Route_60plus
@POTUS
Regardless, it show either ignorance or disrespect that he actively cut in front and then stopped in front of her. He also wondered into a parade by the palace guard though, so maybe he was just confused as to what was going on?
5
0
19
@nxthingisrexl
@moldoestweet
Hey guys, yes just the guys - women seem to already understand this so you're good to ignore this - they're not saying that all men are guilty, they're saying that all men have the potential to be guilty so they have to assume we are to play it safe until proven otherwise.
2
0
19
@SkySports
Talking about racism in football seems to make a lot of people uncomfortably angry, which is exactly why it has to be talked about.
5
1
19
@arevya
@NovaNathanGD
Even more so when many school aged people may have 3rd party controllers and not even know it as they got their console and controllers second hand.
I didn't see a genuine Sony PS2 controller for years after my youth club got one!
2
2
21
@hullablue
I understand why you would feel defense about being caught out by this one. No worries.
1
0
18
@Lewis20541878
@BBCNews
It's skepticism expressed by asking a question that already has an answer. Hence, that skepticism becomes denial of the answer to the question they are asking.
Therefore to be skeptical of something that is a proven fact is to deny the fact.
6
1
19
@Pixel16099786
@davesgould
'Why should we keep some people fed and sheltered for free just because they exist?'
Because of basic human rights to food, water, and shelter. Even prisoners get that, it is literally the bare minimum that we must provide for those without.
1
0
18
@samsneddon72
@JimMFelton
Another picture of Johnson not wearing a mask.
It's the same narrative.
1
0
19
@iFlopstr8s
@_Floodlight
The average trained US officer hits a target 1/3 times when firing their handgun. Surely if firearms were effective you wouldn't need a second or third shot?
Conclusion: firearms are ineffective and no one should have one as they aren't 100% effective.
0
1
16
@GoddessDawn3
@Jenn_x2_
@KimEllisRealtor
@cracraft_teresa
@alainashearer
This is a false dichotomy.
Big Pharma hasn't suddenly become good, but that does not mean the medicine produced is not effective. These vaccines are the result of a global effort, not a single private corporation.
1
1
19
@CatharineHoey
He didn't say it on the BBC.
He said it on Twitter, and he is not paid to Tweet.
But nevermind that, what he said about the Tories' language echoing 1930s Germany is true! Why do you care more about Gary saying the truth about the Tories than the Tories themselves?
0
0
16
@johnmullinax
@edzitron
I used to get those from work! Won 'time off' only to be told it was unpaid and didn't reduce my contract hours so just meant I could refuse overtime and not get paid for it - like I already could anyway?
0
0
15
@hullablue
@garethjoyner
@SoozUK
It appears that way at first glance, which is what most people base their replies on. But he has tagged the subject (who is also a comedian)!
3
0
17
@FiveTimesAugust
@POTUS
A moment of reflection for all those that died shortly after drinking water.
1
0
16
@WilliamWafield
@Snowden
He didn't run to Russia. He was mapping a route back, but had his passport revoked whilst in Russia, leaving him stuck there.
0
0
18
@RinseHold
@DailyMailUK
Technically it is 'breaking news' in the sense that the news is being broken.
1
0
15
@Ndoneo7
@NoahZukowski
@fishontherun
@JesseDoctor
It's the 'they didn't give me the meal I ordered so I'll order rat poison next time' political reasoning that I'm becoming increasingly desensitized to.
2
0
13
@iheartmindy
@christinamoses
@realDonaldTrump
Except this one. Where Trump told his supporters to vote in person (so their votes would be counted first) whilst Biden encouraged mail-in voting (remember the global pandemic?), and so the later votes to be counted turn out to be for Biden.
0
0
16
@Jikkyleaks
@Craig_A_Spencer
You paid for Twitter Blue just so more people could see you being painfully ignorant about topics you clearly are not qualified to talk seriously about?
0
0
16
@Gregory77106100
@BBCBreaking
The people decide. The media report.
The people have decided. Now the media is reporting.
1
0
17
@dmann388
@LisaMarieBoothe
You have made two statements under the presence of correlation, but there is none. You knowing some people that caught Covid more than once is not evidence that there 'is no immunity', it is evidence that a few people caught Covid more than once.
Immunity is a %.
1
0
15
@Kirstin42254558
@RosieisaHolt
It is taught, but not every student actually learns it. I've talked with people I went to school with who don't understand how vaccines and the human immune system work, we were in the same school (but different classes) so should both have the same knowledge.
2
3
16
@realchrisrufo
You are arguing against the claim that CRT has 'never been taught in Virginia' by saying McAuliffe 'was the first Virginia governor to promote CRT'.
That's not a rebuttal. Proving they promote teaching CRT is proof they promote teaching it, not that they are.
13
0
16
@steve196719
@Prime_number82
@mrmarkdolan
Oh wonderful, an anecdote with a sample size of one person's personal perspective. That sure is scientifically valid and not just inane rambling.
1
0
15
@mikey_outlaw
@VP
How can you simultaneously comment on what she says whilst saying you don't know what she is saying?
7
0
13
@highamc23
@stillgray
@HITMANNAMTIHH
You are literally looking at footage of soldiers stopping for photos in a warzone only to say the very thing you just saw happen doesn't happen. When you just saw it happen.
2
0
15
@Jenn_x2_
@KimEllisRealtor
@cracraft_teresa
@alainashearer
Because the assertion that it is dangerous is misguided.
Because it does work. It works to reduce the risk of infection, serious health problems, and death. Safety measures are not 100%, but it is a numbers game and they reduce the risk.
1
0
15
@CateGrin
@_LAtkinson_
'You'd be better at my job than I am, so I can't hire you' is surprisingly common (implicit) feedback!
0
1
14
@Jeffosaurus_Rex
@jaysonettes
@matchamilkbby
@sageyblanco
1. An argument often made, rarely made well, and often due to management refusing to reduce their own pay.
2. Inflation is rising prices. Rising prices is inflation.
3. Wages are business costs.
I appreciate your suggestions, and attempt at clearing up my point.
1
0
13
@Tonyc1234
@bbcquestiontime
Question Time audiences are proportionate to the electoral result in that area.
The percentage of left wing audience members is the same as voted for left wing parties in the last election.
Meanwhile no one there voted for Sunak as PM because he didn't stand for election as PM.
1
0
14
@awwsna97
@sujoy_shah
His previous convictions were spent, so not relevant at point of arrest.
Also, by law he is innocent until proven guilty and so cannot be punished for his crime until he has had a fair trial. He was murdered before he was proven guilty, therefore he died an innocent man.
0
1
14
@JoelSchamber
@DGlaucomflecken
Why are many Americans so quick to throw out their First Amendment to protest when police ask them to, but will fight tooth and nail to defend the Second Amendment even in the face of frequent school shootings?
0
0
14
@Spagooter_Bowl
@Govaneur0
@Tam_Khan
Sounds fascinating. I can't say I understood any of that, but you managed to make it sound interesting to someone with no prior knowledge, and I appreciate your enthusiasm!
1
0
12
@melimuffinpie
@mrtysonandrews
What if the other person on stage were thinking the same thing about you?
1
0
14
1
0
12
@CarronMrs
@BorisJohnson
One person having a vaccine is the UK's 'Darkest day ... ever!'? Which version of UK history have you been living in?
2
0
10
@LaskarNasi
@GretaThunberg
Such a convenient strawman you've made there. It would be a shame if reality were to happen to it...
0
0
12
@SteveSbyrne101
@jeremycorbyn
Even if they were, stopping immigration wouldn't give more money to anyone - just less to those that already have the least.
Our government voted against feeding disadvantaged children last year, they try to cut benefits through Universal Credit. They don't care about the poor.
3
0
10
@MarkHigbee
@JoeBiden
I guess all those Proud Boys should stop wearing armour plates then, because they don't prevent fatal gunshot wounds. They only reduce the likelihood of being hit, and the chance it will be fatal.
0
1
13