The stability heritage and community Guy blatantly just dog whistle I'm a racist because that's exactly what those words mean in conservative times on the wise he would be a left wing where stability heritage and community basically mean actually building the community rather than keeping foreigners out of it. I think you've got to be some kind of cold bastard to talk to these people without beating the s*** out of them as in literally beating them so hard they s*** themselves and then you film it and you put that on UKposts and yes I just called you a cold-hearted bastard for not doing that because you see I'm engaging in the Tory method of left wing where I just say the opposite of what is true and both people go along with the mythology. It's cruel to feed starving people and it's cruel to not actually come to think of it I'm kind of stepping on Joe Lycett toes at the moment I'll just leave it there

Narcissistic persobality disorder os very common with right wingers. There was a study done and it proved that the more right wing views someone had the less emotional intelligence they have

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​@@xMrjamjam I guarantee that you will find narcissists on both sides. It's not unique to either side. I personally know narcissists on the left and on the right. A lack of emotional intelligence is also not unique to the right. There are plenty of leftists who could not read the room, to save themselves. In my view, in this current environment, it's narcissistic for anyone to expect the state to subsidise so much of their existence. Because it implies that everyone else owes them something, that they're entitled to something that isn't theirs. Ideally, if they can, everyone must contribute something. It's not a free-for-all, and no society that functioned like that ever survived. By the same token, you could say that it's narcissistic not to care about the wellbeing of your fellow man, while only thinking of benefitting yourself. Which is certainly a fair point as well. See how it works both ways? It's all relative, and is best measured against what is fair and reasonable, according to what shared social values underpin a particular society. Everywhere is different. Japan is different to Saudi Arabia is different to Brazil is different northwestern Europe.

Most people are like that.

@@xMrjamjam There was another study that showed the further left wing people are more likely they are to suffer with a severe mental illness.

What do you consider the difference to be

Nationalism is a more aggressive and xenophobic patriotism

@@danw5760 I think patriotism is more associated with supporting your country morally whereas nationalism is blind obedience in any way - "my country right or wrong."

@@alphonser272 Nationalism isn't that... nationalism is an ideology which is usually associated with another ideology, so you can have versions which are left-wing nationalism (e.g. SNP in Scotland) or right-wing nationalism. But at its core it's an ideology that values self-determination, independence and sovereignty, the preservation of one's heritage and culture. Calling it "my country right or wrong" is just... wrong.

@@danw5760 patriotism is being honest enough to see the problems & flaws. nationalists want you to be the enemy if you dare to speak out.

And a certain generation (the one who thinks it fought in WWII) benefited from the huge public spending of that era, yet is incapable to concede that they didn't "have it good because they worked hard", whilst their neighbours across the road work three jobs and sleep in a council flat where the roof is caving in

A Tory has never found a ladder to climb that they can't pull up after themselves.

Well said absolutely best economies in europe are nordic countries and they look after their own through high taxation and have a wealth tax and their economies are booming and the poor have good living standards,brilliant pensions, great public services. These tories do not love Britain they love their self interests.

I wouldn't mind paying high taxes if I thought they were being spent correctly and not being stuffed into the top pocket of Tory buddies for dodgy back handed deals. Does that make me right wing?

@@ME4503 well majority of the taxes we pay go on welfare and pensions,NHS,education,pay off national debt. The tories miss spending can be fixed by not voting tory and vote for a more ethical party

Brilliant

the Tories support britain we all know the left wing hates britain that is why they call us european when no one ever got a vote to be in the EU itself only the EEC. We had the left wing government for over 30 years and look at the way the UK has turned out

The left sucks

Would you really though.. I doubt it.

@@Sun-ei4gi He probably would. I definitely would - because as far as I'm concerned, how you treat other people less fortunate than yourself is ultimately a bigger indicator of your value than how much money you have. See: how people treat people serving them in restaurants as a personal litmus test.

Yeah you don't have pride in our country and I highly doubt it. Pride is more than a political party.

@@Sun-ei4gi I have very little pride in this Country. I think it has potential but it has rarely ever lived up to it.

Anger is an emotion and Conservatives seem to have plenty of that!

Interesting how you use the Star Wars term “droid”, when they’re some of the most emotional robots in sci-fi 😂

@@DissociatedWomenIncorporated: I've changed it to psychopath. Probably a more accurate description; particularly for those in position of power within the Conservative Party.

Thing is that thinking also just ruins the economy. It's actually not the sensible, pragmatic approach it's just that it makes that particular person better off.

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Nothing wrong with that, look how many comments globally are in English.

Well, if you want to make an omelette you clearly have to break some eggs. Water down the river you know?

@@eKh79 difference is I don't consider people eggs, and don't think the improvement of my life should in any way cause a regression of others'.

We haven't committed multiple genocides

@@c0222 causing discontent and pitting tribes against each other.....absolutely. state endorsed genocide ...No

@@matthewv4170 Ireland, India, South Africa, just off the top of my head

The Tories didn't believe in community when they closed mines and steelworks without first putting other employment in place.

Tories love "community" so long as its right kind of white people(not slavic), not filled with gays or 'wokes' and everyone loves the lord and saviour Jesus Christ. That's what they mean by community. It's just code-worded now so they can hide it

when the right say community they mean conformity. when the left say community they mean diversity. that's the difference

The problem is the left right dichotomy doesn't explain this well. You have to consider up and down on the political spectrum aswell (conservative or liberal). There are many liberal people in the tory party and many conservative people who support labour. Left and right is about economics and power, up and down are about morality and values.

Community means white people to these folk

I'm glad someone else got vergin from no2 🤣 sounded like he was gonna cry lol

Do you want a bigger state?

That they don’t want to share

@@Sun-ei4gi well the state has shrunk massively via the back door, so insourcing public services again would be a start

@@Sun-ei4gi Yes

@@col.hertford9855 yeah good shout 👌

Deep rooted beliefs that can't be changed by reality, I believe clinically it's called a "delusion" - but we can't be delusional and do things like look after the people who are going through hell due to the rising cost of living, noo we have to make tough choices and face reality, grow the economy.. money, growth, facts, economy, pride, belief, my family and me, a good fiscal fisting from boris, he's charming isn't he.. keir starmer is boring.. etc etc

lol

Same as the Deep South

Means he was raised in the Cult and knows nothing else.

They claim they're Christian but Jesus Christ himself wouldn't be able to immigrate to Britain lol

He's also northern Irish so the idea if defending a country for "laws" when the entire edifice of Northern Ireland built on systemic discrimination of catholics is so hypocritical

I’d put money on him hating modernism, too.

The burden of proof would be quite high. If an innocent person is convicted and killed then .....ah well

@@matthewv4170 Is that how you would respond if it was you, your friends or your family? Ah well. What is it about the death penalty that appeals to you?

I know this opinion will be unpopular here, but there is a flip side. The flip side though is that it can be a preventive measure. Dylan Roof, who damaged his brain chemistry with drug use, became a racist and shot up a Church Congregation trying to start a race war is one good example; another one is the Danish deviant inventor who had slicing fetishes and killed a woman, and then later escaped prison for awhile. In both cases it was quite clear who did what, and in both cases it was perhaps a good idea not to allow them to potentially escape from prison and kill more people. Of course there are plenty of reasons to dislike it, and I understand, but then I am not saying it should be constant or used in remotely grey area type cases. I just think it might be (not definitely, but might be) worth having in cases like that.

@@unconventionalideas5683 Yet the rate of murders in states with the death sentence is higher than those without. Maybe not as big a deterrent as initially suggested? Does killing Dylan Roof help, as tragic as it was?

In theory I absolutely support the death penalty, there are crimes so heinous you don't deserve to keep breathing. However, the fact we can get it wrong means it is wrong because its final and cannot correct it.

They're only partially invested, unlike the people who are actually affected by their intolerant views.

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Can't believe what you're saying. The idea of a traditional family is somehow something that needs stamping out of Europe. Go travel the world and then compare it to the western world with your viewpoint regarding homophobia. Because pride happens the most in Europe compared to Arab nations or elsewhere 🤦🏼‍♂️ can you even go pride in the middle east?

Just the other day gay people were abused at a Conservative meet up

Believing in family isn’t necessarily homophobic. However, Roman Catholics probably are homophobic

Islam's is virulent homophobic, any comment?

Being gay is against sound human nature though, that's why a lot of gays are disgusted with themselves until later when they get desensitised to their abhorrent life style choice

Not really. If one's child was murdered in a horrendous way most people support the death penalty for that particular person who did that particular crime.

Im a staunch left winger, but I wish the was a death penalty for pedophiles, murderers and rapists

I completely agree with the death penalty. Take a life, lose yours

@@Dan_1348 What a strawman argument. You are looking at this as a black-and-white scenario and fixating on the aspect of death. Rehabilitation over incarceration should always be the preference when the former is viable.

@@jujutrini8412 Your emotional reaction to a heinous crime should not be what decides the balance of justice. Everyone agrees that this is heinous, but justice should be achieved through impartiality & with an optimistic approach. Being draconian creates more murderers

Ian Hislop put an end to the capital punishment argument when he demolished the Pritler on Question Time, its a joyous video to watch.

It's only been in the last decade or so that public opinion polling has seen a majority of British people wanting a total ban on the death penalty. Society in general is more anti-state-executions than ever... it's the current crop of Tories that are the issues because they've never cared less about what British people actually want their government to do

@DoubtingThomas you cannot bring it back without exiting key European institutions like the EU Court and Council of Europe.

@DoubtingThomas We have seen how tory referendum goes... "Do you think perhaps in some circumstances it might be desirable to use capital punishment as a deterrent to serious crime?" Ten minutes later the gas chambers start being built on the site of former community centres.

@@elftax i believe in capital punishment 100%. A lot of times pedos only get true justice from fellow inmates

They know how to get elected and mobilise their supporter base. I’m not sure whether that’s the same as being successful.

People like you are what drives political division. Calling people crazy for no apparent reason other than they are 'tory'

@@Dan_1348 you are a psychopath.

@@Dan_1348 Whatever the crime, we should never allow the state to have the authority to kill its citizens.

@@Dan_1348 Death penalty is not banned because of its proportionality, it is banned due to it being irreversible in the event that an innocent person is sentenced. It was literally triggered off the back of multiple cases of wrongful sentencing and executions, due to bad policing. You can argue all you want that because of DNA etc that it is basically impossible to not catch the killer, but that all depends on the police being truthful about how they obtained it and the details of their investigations, which still to this day is steeped in corruption. That's not even taking into consideration the legitimately widespread things such as kudos and promotions for investigators who get confessions without evidence, and the lower standard for evidence when a confession is present. These issues aren't going to get better without police reforms, and even then you can never be 100% certain. Then we can have the argument about what the point of sentencing is to the criminal. Is it meant to be punishment or for rehabilitation? Well as punishment it isn't really universal is it? Many killers kill themselves afterwards to avoid prison time, or attempt suicide when caught, so it would seem that in many cases a death sentence is less of a punishment. If our aim is to rehabilitate then the death sentence isn't really a discussion is it. The only time the death sentence would be a thing in a world where the justice system concentrated on rehabilitation was if someone is un-rehabilitatable, in which case no crime would receive that sentence unless a prosecutor is able to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the criminal will offend again. That further leads the system open to definite re-offenders avoiding the death sentence if they have a good enough defence to say they will not reoffend. There are just too many complications and issues with the death penalty for it to be used, regardless of how just you think it is in the instances where the accused is actually guilty. We could get into an argument about the morality of the state having the power to kill citizens who they have incarcerated, but we really don't need to. Purely from a pragmatic view and the view of "we don't want innocent people to be killed" we can just leave it there.

@@MrMyers758That was a very long winded way to agree with above comment.

Obv. Boris J has them up & down the country! 👍

It isn't. Don't let people make you think it is.

Jesus would’ve been called a woke leftist communist by these knuckledraggers

Apparently it's 'in the scriptures'.

Great point!

Because they can use their religion to justify their beliefs they hold more strongly than charity, like homophobia

Because Roman Catholicism is not in line with Jesus's values. You think that hoarded wealth, support of dictators, and protection of abusers is in line with the values laid out by Jesus in the New Testament?

It doesn’t add up does it? conservatives govern roughly half of the time yet you think they cause 99% of the problems in the world. If the blame game wasn’t such an exercise in futility I would’ve asked you to recalculate your percentage before we start the game.

"99% of the problems in the world"? What

Money, and also you don't need to address your problems when you can just scapegoat trans people and immigrants.

"pre-revolutionary" Peter Hitchens

Sorry Jim I don't agree that the UK has moved on to a civilized society. When I was a child and growing up, I don't remember any beggars or homeless on the streets of the UK like there are today. The Tories have taken the UK backwards, far more than people realise.

@@petefl1818 that's just you mate. Literally, you sre the only person who experienced thst.

@@DJWESG1 I know what I wrote about but as you were obviously not born then you wouldn't, would you. So that means you're literally passing that comment in ignorance.

@@DJWESG1 He heccan isn't. I live in South London, and I saw beggars/rough sleepers maybe once a month 20 years ago. They're a daily occurrence, now, which makes sense because the data supports the fact that homelessness has shot up massively in that time.

@@DJWESG1 I'm in Essex, I've seen the same, in both my hometown and London.

I was brought up in quite a strict Christian religious group and when I first learned what communism is, I thought this aligns most with my value system as a Christian.

can you be socially conservative (e.g. anti SS marriage) and a socialist at the same time?

@@raph_csg As socialism is basically an economic system with little to say about sex and gender the answer is unfortunately probably yes. One would be a lonely and unpopular socialist in the west though.

@@tomtheeagle1 I suspect lgbt people are lgbt first in white countries, whereas elsewhere class and heritage probably come first politicially.

@@queeniegreengrass3513 We are all who we are first, surely?

That part lol, the div

Would have loved for the interviewer to have pressed him on that. “Do you think people in Ireland, India, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Zimbabwe etc would agree with you?”

Doesn't tolerate physical abnormality/ disability..but calls out someone elses opinions on sexuality as being intolerant o.0 bruh

Wtf?

I agree

So you can mock someone's physical appearance because they disagree with you? Would you be so condemning of a Muslim for holding the same views?

@@EzioAuditoreDaFirenze99 I would

the thing is people like you try and link everything to some genocide or slavery of the past to try and discredit everything. you wouldn't be happy until the British were back living in mud huts and eating grass, because like it or not, it's those events of the past that allow you to sit and complain on your phone today

How could they be proud of Shakespeare, he never even attempted to invade Zimbabwe!

Yup just feels over facts.

Well, they might privatize the death penalty.

@@redstatesaint turn it into a televised sport

@@kierondupree4410 yes, and allow private companies to show adds while it's happening to turn a profit, and don't do boring executions, make it interesting, make it like the super bowl, take the family out to see the drug dealer get torn apart from the inside out, watch the murderer be battered and boiled alive in oil for a tasty snack for the rest of the executions, watch as people get skinned alive for merch, fun for the whole family.

Yup 🤣🤣🤣

Hey, as a lizard person I am greatly disgusted by this comparison.

As soon as you polarise society into oppressors and the oppressed, people desiring some moral high ground will put themselves as the oppressed, as of course nobody wants to be an “evil oppressor…”

@@TheModicaLiszt It's quite simple. If you do not want to be perceived as an evil oppressor, then don't engage in activities that serve to oppress people. Take responsibility for your actions and work towards positive change. The problem is not that the Conservative Party are trying to avoid being viewed as oppressors. They are too concerned with their own self interest and that of their financial backers. They have so much contempt for the majority of people of the UK that they really don't care how they are perceived.

@@psychedelicpegasus7587 In a country where opportunity is so affluent that so many people of every land come to seek refuge there, I wouldn’t call myself oppressed, and strive for positivity in my own life alone. I am thankful that I could be in school until 18 and go to university essentially for free, and my Dad from Ireland left school at 14 to work on a farm. Even though I’m from a poor background, I am given much more chance for work and for a positive life standard than most other countries, and so my Dad and I wouldn’t ourselves “oppressed”.

@@TheModicaLiszt My comment wasn't intended to be just about your experiences, but thanks for sharing. I am also Irish, but I moved to Scotland as an adult. My father also started work around the ages of around 12-14, I went through full time education and university (in Ireland). There's common ground between us. We have had these opportunities and I also don't consider myself to be oppressed (Yet! We'll see what winter brings), but I don't turn a blind eye to the oppression and suffering of others simply because I'm doing relatively well. That's the point I was making in my initial comment. Financially I might not be oppressed, but as a person who identifies as being queer the comments made in the video are oppressive. People in the shops I visit, the nurses in my local medical practice, families (especially single parent families) and elderly people at my local library or community hubs are all being oppressed by the government's decisions in Westminster. People with disabilities or specific caring needs, such as my dad who sustained a neurological injury, are really struggling and the reality is many will not survive into the new year. There might be an abundance of opportunity but how many people does someone have to step over on the way to financial success?

I think it is people who believe that their beliefs are the most important and they want to have a good life. Whereas left wing people tend to want everyone to have a good life and to be able to live as thy choose!

Yeah I think the media generally focuses our attention in on such small elements of the whole picture of what these politicians are actually trying to do.. I think intent is far more important than specific plans - given competence - at this point. Great work Joe's doing here I think

Agreed

Thank the gods that I will be going to Valhalla then

Cuz they shouldn't say "white male christian power!" openly. Gotta talk in code or buzzwords.

@DoubtingThomas it's a shame so many thoughtful people get everything entirely wrong.

@DoubtingThomas I believe the only overlap might be, if we had socialism, we would need to conserve it, but otherwise conservatism is stagnation (preserving the status quo)for the poor majority.

@DoubtingThomas it's a nebulous term cuz of people's ignorance, I suggest searching the etymology of conservative/ism.

Lol yeah, I keep seeing that guy in the blue jacket and it seems like the type to vote Tory because his family dose. He seems too nice imo…

He did tell people to pay taxes, said rich people won't go to heaven and he healed the sick for free, but they ignore those points.

I was thinking of the same thing. I guess for me it is: I don't believe in equality. I think some people are superior. Not because of their skin colour or what genitals they have or any other physical features, but because they are more moral, more honest, harder working and more competent. They're simply better.

I don’t get the fuss around gender pronouns. That’s probably my most right wing opinion.

Oh! Tell a lie, there's ONE of them that mentioned free markets. ONE. And it's telling that it was one of the older ones. The young ones are all just seem to be young fascists who want power and think they're better than other people.

Weird.. That wasn't the question asked..

@@Sun-ei4gi Eh? The question was the most right wing view. Do you even know what right wing means?

@@tyranneous it's you that doesn't know. Emotionally attached to the point you cannot listen to other viewpoints. The comment says economically right wing. And I didn't hear that as a question put forward on the interview.

@@Sun-ei4gi Nope, that's what it means. If you want to conflated authoritarianism and/or libertarianism as well, that's on you - but either of them could still be considered "right wing". I think you're perhaps missing the intelligence and experience along with the emotion.

Right Wing governments in every country ( ex: United States, my gov), twist the meaning of the word to fit their narrative

The border guy seems more scary to me. He thinks the border issue is justified by scripture!

Oh yeah really scary 😂

Agreed!

The Christian fundamentalists are usually the creepiest. You only have to look at the US at the moment to see that in the mainstream. Religious fanatics are by design authoritarian, and that leads to all sorts of vile ideology.

He would definitely kill you if the voices in his head told him to.

Did you manage to make that judgement on your own..

I don't understand

Why hello there, fellow centrist! I too want to to see high quality nationalised infrastructure and well funded services, and use capitalism as the economic system that generates the wealth to pay for it.

Friggin breeders 😜