Youtube hearted comments of Incurable Romantic (@incurableromantic4006).

  1. Blaming "evil colonizers" is a very convenient alibi for the incompetence, dogmatism and corruption of post-colonial leaders. You can see this a lot in India where it's become fashionable to blame the British for all their problems: despite the fact their country wouldn't exist without Britain, all their institutions are based on British ones, and their economy magically started taking off once they dispensed with the socialist ideology they adopted for the first 40 years after independence.
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  2. He's not even pretending he identifies with Britain.
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  3. I really loved something Rudyard said in a recent video - "You wouldn't blame someone living in the Great Depression for being poor". A lot of people who feel they're failing in the nightmare of modern society - need to hear that message.
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  4. The only people Labour seem to feel sorry for in this whole saga - is themselves. Which is a tacit admission that it's their policies and actions that caused this.
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  5. Just understand that Cramer isn't a financial advisor anymore than Jerry Springer is a family therapist.
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  6. I'd bet money everyone at the BBC knows who this person is - and has known for years.
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  7. CK Chesterton compared tradition to a framer's fence - there's probably a good reason it's there even if you can't see it. Liberals have spent the last 60 years gleefully tearing down all the fences, and we are gradually realizing that those fences were what was holding our civilization together.
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  8. Biden trying to sink Trump's chance of making peace as his final evil move in office.
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  9. Amazing how burning down a dozen cities was "peaceful protest", but the moment conservatives just stop spending their money, the media screams "Terrorism".
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  10. "Set sail unexpectedly" Nicely put.
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