Comments by "Ellie" (@ellie698) on "The Spectator" channel.

  1. When she turns against him, and she will, he will very much regret the whole relationship with her and rue the day she set her sights on him.
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  2. Enver - emotive and vague anecdotal stories Douglas - facts
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  3. James Dreyfus is absolutely superb.
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  4. The only thing that Tories need to concentrate on is removing the threat of Islam completely taking over Britain. That's it.
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  5. First step, stop wasting money on the DEI grift
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  6. I've become a Christian because of the rise of islam.
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  7. This is why i don't want to give money to any of them. I've worked for a charitable organisation. I've seen the self interest of everyone who works in them 😵‍💫 Too many people feathering their own nests, building their own empires, spending their own budgets to the max. Some good people worked there but the ones who rose to the top didn't really care if they were achieving the charity's aims but very good at writing bids and justifications for the money they got. So long as you're good at giving the impression you're doing something good and productive, it doesn't matter if you're actually doing anything good or productive. I've seen it first hand and it made me sick to my stomach. The charity i worked for wrote bids for government pots of money and were very successful at getting the money. They just laughed about it.
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  8. I was a lifelong atheist. Now i pray and attend church services
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  9. COMPLETELY agree. I was incredibly disappointed in the triggernometry response to Matt. I disagree with Matt on certain things, including abortion, but on this I fully support his stance.
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  10. I can absolutely see what she's saying. I can relate to the idea that a media narrative that is negative tons you of the motivation to even try. When I left school in the UK the narrative in the news constantly was the unemployment figures. I absorbed the message that there weren't enough jobs, it was difficult, almost impossible to find a job, so I felt defeated from the outset so I didn't even try to find a job. If you're continually told that the odds are against you, it robs you if the will to try, your already defeated. So I can absolutely see this and how young black people must feel. Black people must feel so patronised seeing white people virtue signalling wearing t-shirts saying "Black lives matter" Of course they matter. Who on REALITY is saying they diont matter? The t-shirts are stating obvious facts. The people complaining about the "white lives matter" t-shirts need to admit they're angry because it makes them feel uncomfortably patronised by seeing such a self evident statement.
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  11. EXCELLENT news
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  12. Indeed, compassion doesn't fund the NHS, education, social services. He talks a great game but it's meaningless when trying to provide services for people. Anecdotes and appeals to people's wistful ideas about helping refugees doesn't put food on the table He's very well paid. If he cares that much why doesn't he refuse his generous salary, expenses and bonuses. Why doesn't he offer up his spare rooms, hell he probably has a spare house or three
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  13. I genuinely don't understand how anyone would vote for Harris 🤦🏻‍♀️
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  14. I think you're right
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  15. Great episode thank you!!!
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  16. I'm a Brit who disagrees with Walsh on many things. But in this issue I'm with him completely. Winston needs to stop rolling over on this issue.
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  17. Reddit banned the word groomer first. I hadn't realised twitter had followed suit.
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  18.  @lalbrown4964  COMPLETELY agree, he's been groomed to "be kind". Very disappointing.
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  19. @ChawkDee  Your comprehension skills appear to be lacking
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  20. I absolutely REFUSE to use any of their language. I'm a woman. End of.
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  21. If you don't think it's cultural marxism, I suggest you watch the series on the New Discourses channel by James Lindsay. Watch a few of those then decide. People who really see what's happening in education can see the indoctrination of cultural marxism being taught to children, breaking the structure of society apart, starting with individuals, their relationships and their families. The focus on individualism is creating a generation who can't relate to anyone, they can't even relate and connect to themselves. It's creating a generation of lost and broken people who will welcome a strong paternalistic authority to tell them what to do. This is a long game. Wake up Granddad liddle. Get with the programme. Wake up to what's been happening for a while. This is a long game. Society/culture is being sleepwalked into totalitarianism. Times have changed.
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  22.  @gillianomotoso328  I've said so above. I don't "consider myself to bea woman" I am a woman
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  23.  @gillianomotoso328  Don't unnecessarily conflate rare intersex conditions with me. You know nothing about me. I was left to my own devices as a kid, it was before regressive strict gendered toys and clothes were a thing. I played with toys that, looking back, would be called "boy's toys". I haven't worn dresses/skirts since school uniforms. Trousers are more practical for building dens and riding bikes, playing cowboys and Indians (it was the 70's before terminology changed) I learned to ride a motorcycle when I was thirteen, bought my first one at seventeen. Was very attractive to boys my age because even when I was doing things we'd now consider "masculine" and wear clothes we'd now consider "masuline", all my biking gear was men's stuff, I always looked like what I am, a woman, so I wasn't mistaken for male or thought of as masculine, or butch, or lesbian BECAUSE it's always obvious what sex someone is. Most of the time I wear blokes clothes, not because I want to look like a bloke, they're just clothes and a lot of the stuff I wear is stuff I've got from boyfriends, or charity shops tbh lol. They're comfortable, hard wearing, and have pockets! And yet I'm never mistaken for a man, because I'm female. And get hit on by men all the time, because I'm obviously female and look female, even feminine, even though I don't DO anything at all to look feminine. Being a woman is ENOUGH to look feminine. Whatever we wear, or what hobbies we have, or what job we do, we look like the sex we are. I've never ever tried to look more girly, I just go about my day, in the body I have and funnily enough people just know what I am. Shocker.
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  24. i can't stand the bloke
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  25. Andrew Tate isn't in any way attractive or charismatic and that any boy would think that he is, is an absolute tragedy. It's setting these boys up to be lonely and avoided by girls and women who have healthy self esteem. The only girls that Andrew Tate would be attractive to are girls who have been brought up to see themselves as objects to be used and abused. And unfortunately there are many families, that perhaps look ok on paper, that, together with social media and on-line porn make girls think their only value is as an object. The internet and peculiarly woke teaching is creating a messed up generation of kids
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  26. Javid wants to be PM He's definitely angling for the top spot
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  27. He says that, but then immediately states that's not in fact what he's saying when pushed to cite numbers and statistics Full of great sounding sentiments but nothing stands to to scrutiny when pressed
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  28. Matt Walsh needs to acknowledge this!!!
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  29. Does she know that a woman is an adult human female who has sex based rights that are being dismantled in front of of our eyes in favour of men who have AGP? Does she stand up for women against this. Does she protect children from the ongoing sexualisation of them and the erosion of their boundaries?
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  30. Feminists have been talking about the origins of "gender identity" coming from John Money.
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  31. 👏
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  32.  @pensacola2015  It's not about showing "them", whoever your "them" is. You don't say. But upholding the Western Christian tradition, as well as other Western traditions, ya know like free speech and democracy, is kinda important isn't it.
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  33.  @hirdy161  You're entitled to your opinion. There are other reasons too, which I don't which to go into with you. But let's just say in my later years I've come to realise what's important in life. Love, health, family, fellowship and community. Often it takes life experience to really appreciate the things that have true value and those that don't 🙏
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  34. He's quite often asked to comment on Rita Panahi's segments on Sky News Australia 👍🏻
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  35.  @theshed3641  Lol. Well, given that the midwife wasnt programmed by a stupid ideology in those days she just kind of worked it out the same way humans have done so for thousands of years 🤣
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  36.  @jhawkins8264  Who else be dumb enough to marry her after this????
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  37. True
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  38.  @gillianomotoso328  I have what I have. How could I possibly know in this lifetime what it would be like to have a male body. I have a disabled body now. I don't like that. But I know what it felt like to be able bodied and is rather get back to being that. Given my illness that's not possible. That sucks. Your body mate, pay for whatever surgery you want. I had my broken nose fixed when I had the cash 🤣
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  39. Does that guy own a mirror? Is he homeless???
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  40. We don't let our loved pets suffer. Why do we allow our human loved ones to suffer? 😕
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  41. Oh. I would pay to see that. Starmer is an intellectual pygmy by comparison.
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  42. @johnturner1073  It was an eye opener. I wanted to join them and work for them for all the right reasons and I've worked as a volunteer for charities too. The volunteers in my experience, for the most part (there are always exceptions of course! that's human nature I guess) those volunteers have been good people with the best intentions. For instance, I worked as a volunteer manning the Samaritans phone lines. All lovely, genuine people and to be fair to The Samaritans, they run a rigorous training and selection process so only the best get through. I only have praise for that organisation. I don't know, but I think the figureheads of these large charities are probably good people too. It's the people who rise to the middle ranks, or the highest ranks of local branches, who are the bad apples. The good people with honourable intentions leave the organisations and don't go for the senior roles as they know they're in the minority and that they don't "fit". The wrong uns stick around and climb the "greasy pole" as far as they can go. You can't change an organisation that's rotten, singlehandedly. It's soul destroying to try to change a rotten culture, and also to watch the wastefulness and hypocrisy. I imagine that's how people working for public services: academia, the civil service, law and justice departments, the BBC and the like, must feel too. It would be interesting to hear from someone's perspective about that.
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  43.  @6JackOfClubs9  Absolutely 🙏
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  44. 25:50 wouldn't it be lovely if those resources and the compassion shown had been extended to those in need already in the area.
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  45.  @cosettapessa6417  Thanks. I generally talk with people who are polite. I know he's male, he knows he's male. As long as people are honest and upfront generally most people don't have a problem. When you try to take away my safety or try to influence children then we have a problem.
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  46. James Dreyfus, so calm, so intelligent, so compassionate. I've spoken with him one to one, I'm a nobody on Twitter, he's reached out to me with kind words and support when I've needed it. He's a beautiful human being.
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  47. 35:20 Foghorn Leghorn from the cartoon
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  48. As long as they've ticked the boxes that need ticking in the short term that's all they care about. I've seen it too
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  49. I think TRA stands for Trans rights activist.
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  50. Shame he looks like he's been living in a nuclear bunker for 12 months 🤣
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  51.  @gillianomotoso328  No worries mate, you come across as a decent person trying to get on with your life as best you can, not one of the aggressive nutters who go along to women's events to attack them! Thank you so much for telling me about sixthkween btw, she's awesome. I honestly don't think Dylan is trans. He was an out of work struggling gay actor who's managed to hit the big time via going viral on tiktok and he's running with it 100% An actor's dream, fame and fortune, the part of a lifetime. He's making the most of it.
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  52. Katy, that lighting isn't very flattering to you. Also, if you're going to go to the trouble of applying make-up, least make sure it will enhance your features. I get the feeling you'd look better without make-up rather than wear make-up that doesn't suit you x
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  53. I managed to say LOADS on Twitter and not get dog piled and thrown off.
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  54. I saw this yesterday and laughed so much at it. Shared on the bird app. I don't eat bread so I've never tried sourdough bread. I'm intrigued to try it now 🤣
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  55. I don't understand Suzanne Moore's hair
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  56. Marshall is STILL not getting that he's been completely brainwashed by the Floyd video and BLM. He's bought the narrative 100%
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  57. If the transition of "Jackie" Green was such a resounding success, why don't we ever see them, why aren't they an advocate for the charity? Why aren't they an advisor, speaking to children about those early experiences and how he just knew he was supposed to bea little girl...? Where is Jackie now? Where is this incredibly success story that the entire Mermaids therapy model came from and we Helen says, shaped NHS policy. If the transition was SUCH a resounding success why do we never ever hear from Jackie now? Ever.
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  58. Exactly. Let them have a referendum on THAT and see how many people support it
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  59. the BBC has to tell you what to think now
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  60. Ditto
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  61. Trouble is he has one persona on telly and another persona in his stand up. I only know what his stand up is like because someone downloaded one of his shows and i realised then what a vile bellend he is. Thankfully i didn't line his pockets or waste my time and money going to see him but if i had I'd be pissed off!
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  62. This is what he was thinking... 💸💰💸💰💸💰💸💰💸💰💸 Nothing more than that
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  63. They are lectures. The conversations he has are with himself, in front of other people. That's his speaking style. He's self aware enough to realise and state that it is a form of worship. And his audiences do seem to worship him. Like an evangelical preacher Or a rock band. It's definitely male hero worship. It's like Bill Hicks, always wanted to be a rock star. Towards the end of his career, not long before his tragic early death from cancer. He at least achieved that rock star status with his gigs in the UK.
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  64. About time!!!!!
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  65. Isn't it just 🤬 Why can't people like Sturgeon see that???? 🤬🤬🤬
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  66. It's irritating isn't it😮
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  67. A bunch of talking shirts No thanks
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  68.  @niriop  Nope. But since I've begun praying daily my life has changed for the better. So I shall continue. 🙏
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  69.  @niriop  I guess that's a fair question from your perspective I pray, I focus on building a daily relationship with an eternal, omnipresence that I first encountered in my early 20's while learning to meditate. As Bill Hicks would describe it, from his experiences with LSD, my third eye was opened up to a realm of Infinite oneness that as an atheist I didn't then associate with God. As the Gautama Buddha said, don't take his word for any of the things he describes. Do your own practice and test to see if you find the same. Until you do, it will seem like woowoo and nonsense! I totally get that. These experiences are out there waiting for you if you choose to look 🙏 If you do provide the quiet space in your life to find them you too will be convinced that they are real. Until then, you will scoff at the ideas. And that's a shame. However, it's up to you to explore rationally and scientifically, IE with an open mind, and without assuming the answer before you've looked. The ball is in your court. And it's entirely your choice. Be well 🙏
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  70.  @niriop  Very perceptive of you. I've spent time in Nepal and in Buddhist retreat centres but my focus is on building a daily prayer practice rather than a meditation practice. My focus is on connecting with fellow Christians so that we are a strong community. As strong a community as the Muslim community in our town. It's important to maintain connections with like minded others.
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  71. Young people are so thick
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  72. The BBC lost the plot years ago
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  73. Great to see Andrew Doyle 😎👍
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  74. Sounds to me like he was looking to make a name for himself.
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  75. Now he's living in the US he seems to be getting primped by a stylist and has started getting Botox and fillers Disappointing to see he's so vain
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  76.  @theshed3641  Not really. It was very simple and everyday. Nothing out of the ordinary. The human body is fascinating though. I studied it at degree level. The great thing about the sciences is, it's objective fact so it's easy to get really high marks. My other degree was literature, which is far more subjective so I only got a 2.1 rather than a first
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  77.  @gillianomotoso328  Thank you too for sharing your thoughts. It's good to meet you. With Dylan, it's hard being an actor, so many wannabe actors never get a break, he's had a break and it's proving incredibly lucrative for him with an the sponsorship deals and the global exposure. He's found a golden goose and he's going to get at many eggs as he can before the fame machine moves onto the next internet sensation. That's how it seems to me anyway. It's what anyone would do if they catch a lucky break, you make the most of it don't you!
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  78.  @helenn6061  it's constructive criticism
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  79.  JamJam0189  I'm a Brit and everyone I know, apart from one person (there's always one isn't there 🤦🏻‍♀️), wants Trump to win
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  80. I've never once associated nuclear power with nuclear bombs. Two different things. I associate nuclear power with nuclear waste. We're not very good at dealing with that. Let's fix that problem before we create more of the stuff. We're terrible at long term thinking. Nuclear waste is a very long term problem and will outlast us as a species. It's like when you learn to drive. Learn how to stop the car before you learn how to drive it. We haven't done that. Not too bright.
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  81.  @Brommear  I've never visited Reddit. I use Twitter though
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  82. Why does it exist?
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  83. Enver Solomon talked over and interrupted Douglas Murray so much in this "debate"
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  84. Who the hell is that guest? He looks like he needs a good wash
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  85. Hear hear
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  86.  Karen Davis  They've taken You're Kidding Right down??? 🤬🤬🤬 I wondered why you hadn't posted for a while, I was hoping it was just a suspension 😲
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  87. So rod middle suddenly realised what an absolute weak idiot he was being, making himself dependent on big tobacco. Well done for waking up and putting your own health first rod. About time mate.
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  88. Jimmy Carr is vile but some people seem to like him
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  89. Stupidity?
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  90. I had to put you on 1.25 speed
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  91.  @davidnowhere2637  Exactly
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  92. These poor, poor girls. My heart breaks 💔
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  93. I don't want to be looked after by immigrants. It's a National Health Service. It should be staffed by three best quantified, professional, highly trained British people. Instead it's been run into the ground for decades and British people haven't been valued and trained. Globalisation doesn't work. Look after our own. For our long term security. Incentivise staff to stay and progress. Make staying here more attractive than leaving. It's like he says, we need to value ourselves, each other, our young, our professionals and our institutions.
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  94.  @bryanmckenzie6102  Understandable!
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  95.  @Steven_Rowe  I completely agree. Dr Bart Ehrman is great isn't he. I've watched dozens of his talks
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  96.  @alisonwren3624  Er yes. I do know that. I used to go to a Unitarian church until it closed ☹️
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  97.  @Steven_Rowe  Agree!
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  98.  @anonnemo2504  Absolutely agree with you 👍🏼
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  99.  @niriop  Yes, I can see why you are questioning that! I've started supporting and going along to my local church to connect with others of faith now, and being more vocal about my faith to people I meet in the course of a day. Not by labouring the point, or going into any detail. But just dropping it lightly into conversation, by putting my hands together in a praying position as I say thank you or goodbye to them. Or mentioning that I will include them in my prayers, or say a little prayer for them as I say goodbye. I'll say one for you if you like ☺️🙏
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  100.  @niriop  Didn't to mean to be condescending. I'm sorry you took it that way. What are your views on religion?
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  101.  @niriop  Because I genuinely want to know your perspective. I'm interested to hear your views and experience. We all come from a unique life background that shapes us, and we are all works in progress. I've changed my views so much through the course of my life as things happen to me. I'm interested in your views and what has influenced them 🙏
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  102.  @limmionaire  Nothing wrong with caring for your own. That's very admirable, when it happens, I'm sure neglect of elders happens in all cultures. Also, looking out for ones own family and culture is good. But not abusing, enslaving and gr**ming anyone from other cultures. No culture is blameless.
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  103.  @limmionaire  I know you were. It goes without saying that but everything is all bad but it's important to retain a sense of balance. Just as nothing is all bad, neither is any culture all good.
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  104.  @catherinehume9193  This is interesting. He's mentioned on this from about 28 minutes in. Just checked is 28 min 30 seconds Have you heard his latest messages? https://youtu.be/jeUIYs-dmWg
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  105. 20:45 hehehehe
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  106. Why would ANYONE want more rod liddle
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  107. Indeed
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  108. EXACTLY, the gender ideologues refuse to have any debate and shut down all conversation. Has Winston not seen his Kelly Jay Keen's protests in New York were violently disrupted???
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  109.  @LynGriffiths70  Exactly, she only emotes, suffers and cries when someone shouts "action" and stops when they shout "cut"
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  110.  @susanfrisby3762  Apparently "cis" is a term they've taken from physics and co opted it into the language around biological sex. Sissy hypno porn is a very big new form of porn that is grooming lots of young boys and men to identify as women
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  111. Phlegmy voices always make me feel queasy 🤢
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  112. Sack him. No loss. Motd was better without his self important waffle
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  113.  @dirkvanschalkwyk1919  Make a video about how it's dealt with. I'd like to watch it
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  114.  @dirkvanschalkwyk1919  Completely agree about more people = more power requirements. Our species is unsustainable. Incredibly greedy, incredibly wasteful. We fuck everything up. The population of the planet had more than doubled in my lifetime. I despair. I did a search on nuclear waste management on here and watched a couple of videos. I saw one that mentioned mafia links. Nightmare. What could possibly go wrong. Thing is, whatever we do, sooner or later we eff things up in unforeseen ways. We're not nearly as clever as we like to think we are. Accidents happen. Unforeseen events happen. The higher the stakes, the bigger the consequences. It's generally not a case of "if" but of "when" something devastating will happen, whatever be technology we invent. EVERYTHING we've ever invented has failed in some way, at some point, to some extent. One of the worst things we ever did was invent nuclear power and weapons. But the genie is out of the bottle.
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  115.  @dirkvanschalkwyk1919  Ta 👍🏼
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  116. I really can't stand Harrington. Dreadful woman.
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  117.  @Brommear  The community of like minded people. There is a lot of NONSENSE on there but actually some good people too who believe in truth and reality.
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  118. Much of American youth culture is f~©••d. Thanks to social media, especially tiktok
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  119. "transwomen" (ie men) started out by saying they "just wanted to pee" to justify them using women's loos. Now they have revealed EXACTLY what they wanted all along. They want to TAKE THE PISS. And they're behaving like typical men who are domineering, in that you give them an inch then they take a mile. And that's exactly what we've seen happen.
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  120. I was going to watch this until I saw that Mary Harrington was in it. I'll pass, thanks.
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  121. You can't change sex and gender is an identity in your head, it's not real. Nicola Sturgeon has lost the plot
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  122. Everyone loves a bit of schadenfreude
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  123. The Obamas have class, gravitas and intelligence. Albeit manufactured. H&M have none of those. They're like the Poundland knock-offs 🙄
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  124.  @Hajde_budalla  You're right
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  125.  @randofi489  We're hearing it from the horse's mouth. Islam is a religion founded on domination of infidels. It's not a religion of peace, despite what you may have heard. Just the opposite. Listen to people like The Traveling Clatt and Yasmine Mohammed. Islam is happy to use any and all useful idiots, of which there are many at the moment... Queers for Palestine supporters for instance. Fine while they're useful, to be dispensed with when not. I have heard from people in Iran, India, African countries, who all say the same. Their religious and cultural communities destroyed, literally, by Islam.
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  126. It's "serfs", spelled with an e
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  127.  @pixtilla  Do you realise that many young people today advocate for a Marxist society?
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  128.  @pixtilla  It is a worrying trend that people who will be old enough to vote soon believe in marxist ideology don't you think? Thankfully they're in the minority at the moment, as are the people who buy into gender ideology beliefs too. But they have already taken over universities and it's becoming stuff replicating. It's a long game. Young people are so ageist, they see previous generations as dinosaurs who will one day become extinct.
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  129.  @pixtilla  I'd love for you to make a video about this! It sounds like you have a lot of interesting things to say about it 👍🏼
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  130.  @pixtilla  No I saw that you haven't made any content. That's a shame
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  131. It's insane isn't it. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out that it's an unsustainable policy to follow. Never going to lead anywhere good 🤦🏻‍♀️
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  132. Marshall, please talk to Genevieve Gluck about WPATH..
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  133. Dewi wanted to become famous. He wanted to be a household name, he saw an opportunity so he put himself forward
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  134. It's not just drag queen story hour becoming a thing that's happening around the country in libraries, schools and nurseries.... It's the fact that some of the drag queens involved have been found to have records of child abuse, some have been twerking and behaving in an inappropriately adult manner during these "story hours". This is a way for men with paedophilic intent to gain close access to children and on plain sight. Have we learned nothing from all the scandals, the history of predatory abusive teachers, scout leaders, sports coaches etc??? Apparently not. They've been pushed out of these areas but they haven't gone away. Predators will and are just moving into other areas to gain access to children. Anyone with any sense should be able to grasp this very simple fact.
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  135. Marshall, your mealy mouthed attitude here is exactly why we're in the mess that we're in. The gender ideologues have consistently said there's no debate, they've refused to debate, they've aggressively shut down debate. I'm not a huge fan of Matt Walsh, I disagree with him on many things, but on THIS issue I completely agree with him. There IS no middle ground. The gender ideologues don't debate, because they don't HAVE the truth on their side AND THEY KNOW IT. They make out that they do and in their echo chambers they probably believe that they do. But no research, no factual reality actually supports what they're saying. The number of people who are truly dysphoric and need hormones and surgery is something like less than one percent. Not several in every class at school, which is what is happening. Children are being aggressively marketed to and influenced online and through schools and media. Please talk to Marcus, The Offensive Tranny. He was born female, sufferers crippling gender dysphoria and transition for Marcus was absolutely necessary to exist in the world. Medical transition was right and necessary for Marcus. But Marcus acknowledges that he was born female, is still biologically female AND ALWAYS WILL BE, he's open about that and he advocates for not transing children and for allowing ALL children to take the time to work out who they are, get all the psychological support and help they need to figure things out and get the treatment they need, which may not involve any hormones or surgery for the MAJORITY of them. Marcus is well aware of the aggressive cultish ideology that is pushing this agenda on naive vulnerable people, they're vulnerable BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG. Tiktok'rs and YouTubers and social media platforms, AND schools, are pushing an ideology on ALL children which will only be relevant to a tiny proportion. These ideologues are deliberately targeting children on platforms like tiktok and Reddit and with sex education in schools (PLEASE watch Disaffected YouTube channel on what's being taught to young schoolchildren in Vermont for instance. And the pornographic content in books aimed at thing children in school libraries). Deliberately targeting and grooming children, who are naturally questioning and unsure about themselves, lacking confidence in their identity and their place in the world - being a kid is about learning ALL of that isn't it - but look at the misinformation they're being fed. It's no wonder so many children are unhappy and confused and this confusion they're being led into IS UNFORGIVABLE. Matt and people like him, parents and childless adults like myself are FIGHTING for children to be left alone to be kids and figure out who they are - slowly and naturally - without ideas about sex, gender, sexuality, genitals etc etc etc being pushed at them. This is war against children and it has to stop before more kids are harmed.
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  136. Ian McEwan is one of the most overrated authors ever. Dreadful. Apart from On Chesil Beach
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  137. That posh bloke with the bad teeth at twenty nine and a half minutes is an annoying mouth breather!
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  138. Well said. It's not altruism but self interest in his part
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  139.  @bxknowledge4803  Hear hear. He has his job to justify. Appealing to people's emotionsn and ideals rather than facing the economic reality of the real world
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  140.  @steptay  Really??
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  141. Calling nuclear "clean" is ridiculous It doesn't create carbon emissions but then she they keep saying that carbon isn't a problem? It creates radioactive waste that will outlive all of us and needs costly ongoing storage and maintenance. It's not at all "clean"
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  142. George Orwell and 1984 has been quoted and referenced so much in recent years. And I've been mentioning Kafka a lot increasingly recently now too! 😲
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  143.  @douglasfreeman3229  It wouldn't even occur to me to mention Kafka to a random person. I'm afraid I automatically assume they won't have a clue what I'm talking about. I only bring up his name to people I know will understand the reference. An ever reducing number of folk 🙄
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  144. Nu-clear Not nu-cul-ar 🤦‍♀️
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  145. Good grief can that guest sort his video out and stop hitting the table. Every time he hits the table, it's noisy and the camera shakes. Very irritating
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  146.  @davidfiler5414  I have refused to buy a TV licence for years now. It's about time they abolished the BBC Tax and made them compete on the open market for once. They've been an overentitled, bloated gravy train for too long. I worked for them twenty years ago and it was bad enough then. Dreadful organisation.
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  147. 49:53 Trudeau
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  148. Vocal fry is awful yes! Someone buy the bloke in the red and black shirt a mirror, a razor and a comb too
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  149. Wow, now that's what I can a receding hairline. Important conversation, but man that's distracting!
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  150.  @AnnFBug  The first guy. I know it's not a beauty pageant but if you're going bald and you keep what hair you got quite long and full it just brings more attention to the baldness. It draws less attention to just close cut what's left and grow old gracefully 😎
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  151. I do wish Western politicians would actually listen to people who really know what life in the former Soviet Union use like from the inside. The mindset, the thought processes, the reality.
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  152. I thought it was Kah-mala
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