Comments by "Acid Joke" (@PWMoze) on "Does This Giant Demonic Entity Symbolise London’s Fall?" video.

  1. Notice how few passers-by were actually English? When no one has an any real or meaningful attatchment to the public space or any kind of investment in the culture, it is possible to deliberately degrade the environment (even at the public's expense) and nobody will object. It's bad enough that public art and modern architecture is ugly and alienating, but much worse when no one really cares. We are all interchangeable economic units in the hyper-liberal, globalist utopia. No culture is any more meaningful than any other, tradition is retrogressive and rejecting the past (Christian) values is progressive. Pride in the nation, the city or the neighbourhood is unwanted and unnecessary, unless it represents diversity, equity or inclusion. Progressive anti-values beat tradition everytime, especially when it comes to beauty versus ugliness, meaning vs meaninglessness and alienation vs belonging. Why not create icons of ugliness and immorality that break with tradition and mock the moral values of the past? No one cares. Nothing can stop the rootless, vapid passers-by as they just ignore how empty it makes them feel as they go about their drab, daily rituals. They didn't even notice it. It should be torn down and someone should be held accountable, but we all know that will never happen.
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  2.  @johnfused8281  He's immune to it, he must be, he lives in London.
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  3. I blame the mayors. Both the current and the last one are narcissistic sociopaths, both conceited enough to want to 'make their mark'and highly unlikely to stick around to face the consequences.
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