Hearted Youtube comments on PoliticsJOE (@PoliticsJOE) channel.

  1. I've never heard someone so politely deliver such damning criticism
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  2. “Mr Speaker I’m genuinely unclear…” the truest words she’s ever spoken.
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  3. Wonder how many people will be sat at home freezing and hungry while thinking 'anyone but Corbyn' 🙄
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  4. Politically, this year has been like riding a bike with no brakes or steering downhill straight into a quarry full of sewage
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  5. Yanis is the person I most recommend to anybody who wants an articulation of the systemic issues we face, and of where it is heading.
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  6. Britain isn't poor, it's the people who are.
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  7. Johnson's act is wearing thin yet he's totally oblivious and he carries on with the same old routine to the delight of his benches it's embarrassing.
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  8. Rory Stewart is an excellent politician. The fact that he was expelled by the Tories says a lot about them. He's too good for them.
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  9. I thought after the first guy - OK, he's nailed it. Then every other speaker added more and more salient points in a succinct and punchy fashion. Thank you PJ! Another brilliant video. Very inspiring.
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  10. Andrew now gets to live in taxpayer funded luxury without needing to lift a finger nor worrying about the dilemma of eating or heating that so many of us have to face.
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  11. The party’s own representative was grasping at straws to explain who are they.
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  12. “I don’t accept the premise of your question.” “Why?” Absolutely crying with laughter
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  13. Never buying a round is pretty disgusting to be fair. Nothing really goes against the British way of life more.
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  14. The trouble is , Liz Truss might see some of these clips and she’ll just say , “ I don’t accept the premise of your criticism.” And then she will go back to enriching herself and her backers.
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  15. I love these interviews with Ian and Ollie as it's less an interview but more of a chat between a couple of friends. And considering the absolute dearth of real interviews in the world, a friendly chat between two intelligent, tuned in people is just a pleasant experience.
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  16. Can we request a video containing the full list of his lies? Honestly, we don't mind if you publish a 23 hour video just this once.
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  17. Oh my god this is brilliant. I’ve been a fan of Zizek for about a decade now. He spurred me into postgraduate study of philosophy and politics. And these last few months and weeks I’ve been dejected, confused, almost convinced I was going insane about these things – Israel, leftism, revolution, the importance of caution and conservatism. And ten years on, Zizek has reminded me why he inspired me in the first place. He’s at least validating and saying: no, you’re not insane, it really is complicated and probably fucked.
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  18. Full agreement. People who work a full time, productive job should be able to afford a home and feed their families.
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  19. Hats off to all these local BBC presenters, they did not let her get away with it - Liz must have wrongly thought that she would have an easy ride.
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  20. Wow. What sheer pleasure to listen to a decent, honest, thoughtful commentary on politics as they are today. How refreshing to come across someone in the political sphere who listens carefully to questions and then answer them sincerely and meaningfully. What a complete and utter rarity. Roll on, PR !!!
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  21. People appluading the concept of losing human rights laws is pretty bloody dystopian
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  22. This conversation is fantastic. The interviewer and Ian have such a rapport, the information is flowing freely. The informal environment only adds to this. It is refreshing to see individuals in the public eye relating closely to the person on the street. It seems we may have not been totally forgotten
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  23. When Liz says she was going to be unpopular, she was not kidding.
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  24. I love the direction this channel is taking. Just spitting straight facts whether we like it or not. Keep it up!
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  25. the weirdest part of this was hearing Mick and Eddie speak without being interrupted or talked over. The mainstream media is a circus, there's no room for real discussion there - thank you for this
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  26. Sir Keir Starmer's reply to Boris Johnson's "apology" is indeed very powerful, dignified and commendable.  I pray that those who suffered, lost loved ones and made huge sacrifices during lockdowns receive some solace from his speech, and know that not all politicians are as ruthlessly selfish, self serving and smug as Johnson is.  As a lifelong Conservative voter with 35 years of Service to the Crown, I will never, ever again cast my vote for ANY of these leeches whilst they remain in office.  I find it absolutely appalling and debasing that we've come to this.  If Johnson had an ounce of moral fibre, dignity, humility, contrition, penance and integrity, he would have made a sincere apology and then resigned.  But of course, he didn't.  Moreover, Johnson just couldn't resist bragging and lying about vaccine rollouts, fastest growth in the G7, building hospitals etc.  Johnson has no moral compass, no sense of shame, altruism, morality or decency. That he clings to his office like a parasitic limpit just proves what a contemptible and worthless nonentity he is.  He doesn't serve the nation, he serves himself.  If his own MPs don't evict him from No 10 pretty damn quickly, then the voting public MUST.
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  27. But yet no actual action taken against the PM. Three times the speaker informed him that it was not opposition leaders questions, and yet Johnson kept trying it. So really... does it mean anything?
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  28. Still don't agree with his politics but he's always someone I'm willing to listen to and hear him out.
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  29. This needs to be a scheduled monthly discussion, they flow so well I could watch these two nonstop 👍👍👍
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  30. Never have we needed Zizek more than we do in this moment. Nicely done, Team Joe.
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  31. Ladies and Gents, THIS is an interview. Notice how the interviewer both engages with what is said, refers to what was said, contributes relevant information and moves through topics gently. An interview IS NOT, just asking a question and nodding until the guest is done talking.
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  32. Imagine a world where this would be how news and newspapers covered economics
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  33. "she's very much a politician not of twitter, or of facebook, but of instagram" - wow. a rather millennial set of references, well deployed to make a point.
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  34. Even though she ignored them, credit to the Journalists for asking brutally honest questions.
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  35. Lol FFS, "my ex wife is Turkish and her whole family coming over is a bad idea", my man, that's an exceptional answer.
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  36. Classic intro
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  37. I notice Rishi Sunak has been invisible for a while now. Probably preparing his belongings to move next door.
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  38. It's nice to see some reporters actually doing their job!
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  39. Down the pub with Bernie? I envy you. Definitely someone I'd love to chat with over a pint.
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  40. Not a single MP should be able to claim expenses for free meals until every school child in this country gets free school meals.
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  41. Really uplifting couple of interviews these last two days 😅
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  42. Well done, PoliticsJoe! Massive success with getting this interview!🔥🔥
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  43. He didn't refer to any notes, that was straight from the heart with no wasted words👍👍👍
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  44. 01:23 This girl hit the nail on the head. It's not the education, it's the network.
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  45. These guys are a problem for the establishment, if they're not they should be. Well done PoliticsJoe for giving them a platform
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  46. Its not the best accountants they can afford - it's the 'best' MPs and government ministers.
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  47. It’s just so sad to know that the same person that asked you to stop ‘living’ was having parties. I was not able to visit my sister before she died of cancer and I was not even able to go to her funeral. The behaviour of this man is heartbreaking. I wish him to go as far away as possible.
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  48. More of this please. There's a mental health crisis with men all across the UK, and things like this can really help us understand how to help them. We (men) are human beings in need of help, and this rare bit of attention to our issues can genuinely help us.
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  49. It gets worse and worse
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  50. It's so encouraging to see a new generation being engaged in politics. Successive governments have slowly worn us down and achieved apathy in the general public. Hopefully seeing someone like Truss being so openly corrupt will wake everyone back up to how unfair this whole system of protecting the wealth of Tories and their friends really is.
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