Comments by "The Wayward Grape" (@thewaywardgrape3838) on "Piers Morgan Uncensored" channel.

@waqmanime She was groomed. That being said, it's hard to justify joining a terror group in a different country - that takes a lot of coherent rationalising for a 15 y/o. There's plenty of 15 y/o that don't go to extremes, what's the difference? Her intent to go. Which proves she is to blame for her actions. As are we all.
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@waqmanime She admitted she knew exactly who, what, why and how such a group works. She wasn't trafficked, she was groomed. Yet she knew exactly what she was agreeing too - she's admitted she acted of her own free will. Don't omit such details because it doesn't fit your emotional beliefs.
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@lesliedeneault4633 Exactly. There are too many commenters looking at her age and taking pity. (Sheltered individuals)
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I ain't apologising or paying for the past. If my family owned slaves or took part, oh well, bad things happen. Get over it. 🙂
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6:09 I can only imagine the frustration at this point - being spoken about/for, instead of too.
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6:54 - Using China as a shining example....what a joke. The country has thousands of EV cars abandoned. Uses millions of tons of concreate - water sand and releases green house gases - on projects that fail. Actively imports most of it's food, which requires heavy oils.
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So the current social narrative wants to remove everything factually correct white character (I.e. the source material has the character white), for Afro-American actors, yet doesn't mind essentially ignoring the fact that Africa isn't solely 'black'!?
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@MJTan-Excellence Perhaps to you, yet likely better than some. Not sure what the point in a purely detract able comment would be, besides moot.
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The 'Witch' is a boss-babe, who's empowered and independent.
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@Slytherin88 'witch', it's witch - You used the same word.
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@Slytherin88 Boss babe (noun): a term used to describe a female who exudes confidence, ambition and fearlessness while pursuing her goals. Now you know. You're welcome.
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I believe that the woke inclusivity is driven by people that have been intentionally excluded by their social groups/peers, so once they become part of a group - say the LGBTQ - they become obsessed with virtue signalling. Almost as if they're trying to right the wrongs that was done to them....'I was shunned by X group so I want everyone to be able to have an identity'. They view everyone who isn't onboard/agree with the new found sense of self-righteousness, is exactly like those that excluded them originally. The irony is that their crusade to make everyone benign and placid, is actually excluding people and creating greater divisions. They're not thick, just ignorant.
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