Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "Richard The Fourth" channel.

  1. Fact. They're doing the bidding of their real masters.
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  2. Is he stupid? It could be that he just (maybe covertly) hates us.
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  3. Yes, the Maori, who are referred to as "indigenous" despite the fact that they're actually Polynesian and have been in New Zealand for much less time than the English have been in England, yet we're not "indigenous". "Go figure", as they say.
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  4. They used to say "These newcomers will pay your pensions!" That's clearly not true as well.
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  5.  @LucyKelly-of6cu  Boots isn't British, unfortunately. When they were bought out by American money, most of their manufacturing was moved abroad, many British workers were laid off. We stopped shopping there then.
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  6. ​ @jmum189  I've had ten female managers in my career (I've been working since 1985) and only one was any good. The others have been either incompetent or just downright nasty.
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  7. Don't forget "Bridgerton".
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  8. Maybe they are, but it's not our problem.
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  9. Exactly! Well said! The political class should know they are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  10. The BBC gave a platform for a non-English "British" woman to criticise the women's team because, she said, she "couldn't identify with them because they didn't look like her" and the mix of the team was due to our waysism. But then, if English men say they don't identify with the England men's team because "they don't look like us", then that's due to our waysism too. There's a clear dual standard in effect. Nobody dared criticise the young woman for her comments, whereas if an English person says the same, they're castigated for it.
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  11. The UK state has a long history of employing agents provocateurs in situations like this.
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  12. Stop saying "Meethos"!!! It's really annoying!!! "Mythos" is pronounced "mithoss".
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  13. @Ultraman_123  Every nation on Earth has had slaves at one time or another. The Ottomans, the Arabs, the Berbers, literally millions of Europeans have been enslaved by others over the centuries. Some talk like the Atlantic slave trade was the only slave trade to ever have existed. Africans were enthusiastic participants in it, it still exists in Africa and the Arab world today, so there's no need for anyone to be on their high horse about slavery. Also, check out the "merchants" who owned the slave ships, they often were not European.
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  14. To be fair, it's not the only thing making everything dangerous these days. There are other influences.
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  15. ​@Mugwumps107 Yes, and when Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister, there were street parties in India celebrating the fact that an Indian was running Britain.
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  16. ​@RizzlaGP Unfortunately, arguing with them can lose you your job. Best to keep quiet for the time being.
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  17. If they are frightened, perhaps it's got something to do with all the people they've consistently voted to allow into the country?
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  18. Jon hart calling the riots "racist riots" tells you all you need to know about him.
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  19. It's the correct response.
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  20. What about Stephen Lawrence? Was this woman's life worth less than his?
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  21. @scorpiomoon162  Very true. Perhaps laws are needed to prevent people and businesses getting so ludicrously rich in the first place.
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  22. I'm not sure they gave permission for that, it was supposedly "spontaneous" (actually the work of a government "nudge unit", allegedly).
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  23. ​@James-cs2wi Boulder Dash is an 8-bit computer game, you mean "balderdash". I agree with your comment, though.
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  24.  @Ultraman_123  Wrong. It's been known for years that the pyramid builders were paid, and paid quite well by the standards of the day. They weren't slaves. Educate yourself.
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  25. Excellent comment.
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  26. Mutton dressed as lamb.
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  27. The BBC gave a platform for a non-English "British" woman to criticise the women's team because, she said, she "couldn't identify with them because they didn't look like her" and the mix of the team was due to our waysism. But then, if English men say they don't identify with the England men's team because "they don't look like us", then that's due to our waysism too. There's a clear dual standard in effect. Nobody dared criticise the young woman for her comments, whereas if an English person says the same, they're castigated for it.
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  28. It's no surprise he's a hypocrite. Those that bandy the R word about are usually the worst Rs themselves.
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  29. ​@takenoprisoners-u3x English, Scots, Welsh, Irish, Cornish and the rest, we need to band together to face the coming onslaught. Griping about historical grievances won't do us any good. We should be like brothers, not enemies.
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  30.  @thisisnumber0  definitely!
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  31.  @Ultraman_123  The pyramids weren't built by slaves, and the American railways were mostly built by paid labourers. Your comment makes no sense.
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  32. @Ultraman_123  The point was that "the slave trade" you mentioned didn't exist in isolation, as if whites were the only ones guilty of it. Millions of Europeans have been enslaved by other groups over the centuries.
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  33. Exactly!
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  34. ​@jaicotterill5226 The Hart-Celler act...
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  35. Well said, both, very well said.
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  36. Hear hear!
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  37. High time!
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  38. At 1:43 you can see Keir Starmer on the right, appearing in a cameo role in "Ringpieces of Power".
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  39. Maybe we need to stop being afraid of that?
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  40. When the license fee becomes untenable, they'll fund the BBC from general taxation, and we won't have a choice, you watch.
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  41. Good point. Every people has societal privilege in their own homeland, it's not peculiar to us.
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  42. ​ @Judithjoan22 As an Englishman, I'm sorry you've had that. Now more than ever, the real people of these isles need to support each other and go forward together in friendship.
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  43. Well said. The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of our thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  44. Well said.
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  45. Overrated, overpaid, and not English either.
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  46. so is legal. The numbers are staggering.
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  47. This video is excellent, thank you!
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  48. Community is good. I love my own people, my own nation. I hate people that try to deny us that by inflicting unwanted additions on us, and say that we're wrong to prefer our own community.
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  49. My community is my nation, nobody else. "Additions" not included.
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  50. Well said!
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  51. Well said.
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  52. ​ @Malpriorvids Excellent!
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  53. Fact!
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  54. Excellent channel.
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  55.  @squiresquiffy3728  I respect Morrissey for taking that line.
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  56. Maybe she should be telling the parents whose kids didn't come home from that Ariana Grande concert.
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  57. Well said!
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  58. I certainly am!
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  59. ​ @EmpiricalMind Excellent comment.
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  60. Well said!
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  61. It shouldn't have been allowed to start in 1948!
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  62. ​@randlemcmurphy4983 True, "must have been" not "most of been" though.
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  63. ​ @upduckie9643 Exactly!
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  64. Undoubtedly.
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  65. ​ @Skanderbeg-t8z Well said!
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  66. It's only 700,000 NET. Really, it's around 1,200,000.
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  67. Learn about the Reconquista. Uganda also managed a similar policy.
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  68. ​ @TalutellenduUle Well said! Excellent comment.
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  69. They know what they've doing. Our welfare is not their consideration.
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  70. The "picking fruit" claim doesn't stand up either, since AI powered machines are already being used to harvest fruit,so they won't be needed for that either.
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  71. Fact! Well said!
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  72. Well said!
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  73. @takenoprisoners-u3x  That's not what I said, but at the moment we all face a bigger threat.
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  74. The problem is, it's a symptom of a much wider malaise. The establishment and the media are constantly pushing the idea that the newcomers are superior (just look at all the ads featuring bm/wf couples) and football is part of that. Why is this happening?
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  75. How is it a win for us if the team is us in name only?
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  76. Excellent point! They're also not smart enough to realise that they're being used by "even smarter" people.
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  77. ​ @bigbird6039 It's "would not have", not "would not of".
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  78. @j0hnf_uk  Happens to me all the time, this platform is pathetic.
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  79. Hear hear!
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  80. I used to work with a highly qualified architect, who was working as a University lecturer at the time. He found understanding how "cut and paste" worked on his PC difficult...
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  81. Well said!
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  82. So has Manchester, and London, several times, and various other places.
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  83. Good comment, I agree, but it's "Britain", just being helpful.
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  84. Well said.
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  85.  @n30418  That's just a matter of opinion. Laws can change.
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  86.  @n30418  Laws change all the time. Why do you think a key part of government is called "legislature"?
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  87. ​ @Journey_to_who_knows Already happening. They're starting to talk about pollution caused by tyre wear and brake pad wear now, saying that tyres and brake pads need extra tax.
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  88. Fact.
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  89. Exactly. This is a deliberate humiliation.
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  90. Excellent news! Disney needs to fail.
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  91. Well said! Ruining the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand too. We desperately need a course change.
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  92. Immigrants aren't to blame, but their presence is one of various symptoms of the problem.
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  93. ​ @RambleOn07 Exactly, and this is a common tactic.
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  94. Excellent comment!
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  95. Yes, that's well worth researching.
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  96. Excellent comment!
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  97. Whatever your thoughts are about who the "True Britons" are, English, Scots, Welsh, Irish, Europeans in fact, we ALL need to put ancient grievances aside stand strong against the common enemy.
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  98. I certainly am.
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  99. No, he doesn't believe the things he says.
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  100. Yes, excellent commentary in these videos.
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  101. No, it's just colonisation. In fact, it's actually another thing that I can't say here, the word's first four letters are "geno".
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  102.  @n30418  Nothing you said there undermines my comment.
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  103. I know a muslim chap whose grandfather owns a slave back in the old country where this chap's ancestry stems from.
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  104. Excellent comment!
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  105. Turn it back to 1948!
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  106. The fourteen words.
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  107. Well said.
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  108. Good comment. It's all "theatre".
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  109. Well said.
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  110. ​ @stanleyshannon4408 As Mark Rowley and others have shown, it's bad for the little people when law enforcement and the political class get too close together.
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  111. Well said, excellent comment.
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  112. ​ @jonhart2822 it's not just "one person's actions" though, is it John? Crimes like this across Europe are myriad.
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  113. ​@iggyzeta9755 well said!
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  114. Well said.
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  115. All the time, even when it's nothing contentious or objectionable.
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  116. Correct, all.
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  117. Fourteen words.
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  118. Defeatism helps nobody, except the enemy.
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  119. Well said.
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  120. Save the people, and you will save the values.
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  121. Well said!
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  122. Yes, it is. In-group preference is normal in every group, tribe, people, nation, yet it's only discouraged and disparage when we practice it, why is that?
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  123. Exactly. I was told by my secondary school teachers that I wasn't smart enough for sixth form, college, or university, yet after leaving school I continued in learning and achieved various qualifications at University level, scored 156 in a MENSA IQ test, can write perfect English, have worked in intellectually demanding jobs in IT and Psychology, and am retiring from work soon, very early. I've done very well for someone who was basically written off by schoolteachers in my teenage years.
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  124. Yes, and tory.
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  125. Exactly.
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  126. ​ @BritishFreedom Well said.
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  127. Exactly!
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  128. ​ @jonhart2822 That's lucky.
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  129. Charlie is fully on-board with all this, he has no loyalty to us or regard for our welfare.
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  130. Well said! Insightful comment.
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  131.  @chriskessell4579  Fact.
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  132. Exactly!
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  133. Lammy will never be English.
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  134. Well said.
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  135. First part the post put Labour in power, not the electorate.
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  136.  @JustGeorge-S4m  That's just a side benefit. The real reason for it is that they want rid of us.
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  137. I'd say even earlier... 1948.
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  138. Have a voice in parliament? Are you for real? A vast swathe of the actual British people are denied a voice, any representation at all, in fact!
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  139. Exactly!
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  140. Excellent comment.
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  141. "Bad Enough"
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  142. Scott Adams was right.
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  143. @prefabmissing9380  Scott Adams certainly was right, though, and this is becoming more like America daily in certain ways.
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  144. It should be not just a British passport holder, or born here to parents from elsewhere, but actually British.
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  145. I know it's only a small thing, and I generally agree with most of your commentary, but "mythos" is pronounced "mithoss", not "mee-thoss".
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  146. ​ @BBeowulf Well said.
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  147. Fact!
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  148. Facts!
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  149. Well said!
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  150. @takenoprisoners-u3x  Wrong. The current influx into Scotland presents a greater threat to the Scottish people than England has in hundreds of years. Sad that you can't see that.
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  151. Well said, nice!
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  152.  @benjaminclarke9611  to borrow a line from Bladerunner: She can breathe OK, as long as nobody unplugs her.
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  153. This rot started before WW2.
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  154. ​ @GeeFromThaE I'm fine with that. You're welcome to stay wherever you are. :)
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  155. ​ @curtisrobertson3342 Defeatism helps nobody, except the enemy.
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  156. We need to distinguish between actual "British" people and those that aren't British, except "on paper".
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  157. Exactly! Well said! The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  158. It's hard when the entire machinery of the state and big business is against you.
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  159. Exactly! Well said! The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  160. Fact.
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  161. It started straight after WW2 finished. Blair just accelerated the process and the tories sped it up even further.
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  162. Every people has societal privilege in its own homeland, it's not peculiar to us, so it never really existed in the way claimed. It certainly does not exist now, in fact, the reverse is true.
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  163. Defeatism helps nobody, except the enemy.
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  164. That's their plan, to take everything from us.
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  165. I hope you're right...
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  166. ​@mallard4495 The BBC's dual standards are disgusting, as usual. They gave a platform to a b-k woman so she could complain about how she and her type weren't represented by the women's team, yet we're supposed to feel represented by a team that's nothing like us... Utterly despicable.
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  167. Alan, you talk about the destruction of European unity... What do you think the flooding of Europe with the rest of the world is doing? Your sanctimony about your ancestors "fighting fascism" is just sad... I bet they weren't fighting so that their descendants could become minorities in their own homelands. Get off your high horse, your sad lefty talking points won't wash any more.
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  168. ​@AntiDecepticonCampaign You mean "me neither", not "me either". I agree with your comment, just being helpful.
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  169. A toaster? An ELECTRIC toaster? What are you thinking? Responsibilty for something like... a small plastic beaker would be safer.
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  170. RICHARD!!! Don't say "HAITCH"!!!!! "H" IS JUST PRONOUNCED "AITCH", WITH NO "H" AT THE BEGINNING! ONLY MUGS PRONOUNCE IT "HAITCH"!!!!!
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  171. But their ability is being used to stifle legitimate criticism of an unwanted and harmful government policy that we have never voted for. See the bigger picture.
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  172. Keep your head in the sand, then.
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  173. True!
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  174. ​ @LucyKelly-of6cu Unfortunately not. They'reowned by Walgreen's, a US Corporation. When they were bought out, most of their manufacturing was moved abroad, many British workers were laid off. We stopped shopping there then.
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  175. ​ @cavaleirosemlicenca3894 "services that the natives don't want to do..." No such thing. You mean "services that greedy rich people don't want to pay the natives to do when they can easily access the labour of cheap imports and pocket the difference."
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  176. It certainly would!
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  177. He's the best thing about Reform.
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  178. There's more to it than that. As well as the possible loss of the m-vote, acknowledging this problem causes the mas.imm. and multiculturalism house of cards to collapse. It proves beyond doubt that it simply doesn't work.
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  179. Who owns the MSM? The same people bankroll and foster these movements too.
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  180. We don't need religion to have a shared faith. A shared faith in our own nation should be enough.
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  181. @Taurid-swarm-2032  I'm not saying we don't need faith at all, I'm saying that fairy stories aren't the answer, especially ones that are easily weaponised against us.
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  182. They have systems and mechanisms in place to prevent that.
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  183. Excellent comment.
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  184. Defeatism helps nobody, except the enemy.
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  185. The studies that "proved" that imms are "good for the economy" have been debunked, haven't they? In any event, if there are any benefits to it they only go to big business and the very rich.
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  186. ​ @martinspencer1618 You're correct. What a load of twaddle he wrote.
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  187.  @versioncity1  Only utter mugs use that word as an insult.
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  188.  @versioncity1  Anyone who uses that word in that context is a mug.
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  189. We need some Whitehills.
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  190. Hear hear! Very well said.
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  191. TB is on the rise despite us eradicating it decades ago, I wonder why?
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  192. Exactly! Well said! The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  193. @thelleftaremad7556  I think I know...
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  194.  @darkzeroprojects4245  A fair point.
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  195. Stop saying "meethoss", it's really annoying. Mythos is pronounced "mithoss".
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  196. Not "nice" at all, far too globalist, though, and far too disloyal to Britain.
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  197. Not "too nice" at all, but too globalist.
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  198. They're not "too nice", they're just too globalist.
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  199. They're not too nice, they're just working for someone else.
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  200. Someone that hates us.
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  201. Does she, though? Talk is cheap. Also, check out her stance on importing people from Nigeria.
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  202. Pathologically altruistic twaddle. Who elected you to speak for all of us, anyway?
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  203. Fact.
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  204. The "American left" are just tools of the people behind this.
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  205. Defeatism helps nobody, except the enemy.
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  206. Defeatism helps nobody, except the enemy.
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  207. Remember when you got a packet of Plasticine as a kid? You'd start out with a set of say, eight lovely, different, vibrant colours, but after a while, all the colours would mix until you ended up with one big lump, that was poo-brown in colour. That's what pushes for "diversity" ironically lead to, poo-brown uniformity.
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  208. That fact is conveniently airbrushed out of history, isn't it? Funny that.
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  209. Exactly! Well said! The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  210. The point is yt erasure.
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  211. Fact!
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  212. ​ @Guerillatoker And her colleagues turned on her for it.
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  213. Which he failed to do while his party was in power... What does that make him?
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  214. ​ @ianxyoutube You are correct.
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  215. @NathanDavis508  It doesn't need elaborating. He was right, you are wrong.
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  216.  @NathanDavis508  I don't give a toss what you want me to know. You're full of effluent.
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  217.  @NathanDavis508  Lame comeback. 😂😂😂
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  218. It's "Kalergi" or "Coudenhove-Kalergi".
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  219. They were behind MLK as well. And feminism, funny that.
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  220.  @camerongooch9606  Wow, I agree, that is terrible. Shocking even. I understand your view now.
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  221. ?
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  222. ​ @n30418 David Lammy has spoken publicly about his wish to be viewed as English. I've seen various people of other ethnicities referring to themselves online as "English" simply because they were born in England.
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  223.  @n30418  You fail again.
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  224.  @nickryder9669  No such thing as black English. English and African dual heritage maybe, and black with British citizenship, maybe.
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  225.  @johnmacaroni105  Well said.
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  226. Fact! Well said.
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  227. ​ @saltnessmonster Exactly! Money has been siphoned from the people into the pockets of the rich at an unprecedented rate.
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  228. True!
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  229. True!
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  230. If we get Labour, that's on the people that vote Labour, not everyone else. Vote tory, get globalism. I don't see how anyone can vote tory or Labour and have a clear conscience.
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  231. "Bad Enough"
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  232. ​@Pedant_Patrol You have a limited knowledge of history, it seems. Barbary pirates were still abducting and enslaving Europeans and others well into the 19th century, so was the Ottoman empire. Slavery is still endemic in the Arab world and Africa today.
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  233. Exactly!
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  234. ​@dreamchaser9569 Well said, Catholics, Protestants, atheists, agnostics, Irish, Welsh, Scots, English, we all need to come together to fight what's being done to us.
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  235. It's an existential crisis.
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  236. Exactly! The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  237. Well said!
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  238. ​ @JohnRavenwood Well said.
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  239.  @terryannmaes5538  You mean "couldn't".
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  240. Hear hear.
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  241. Well said. It's been weaponised against us, like everything else "corporate".
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  242. It's not quite right. Wokism isn't communism as such, but a set of ideologies calculated to erode our societies and nations.
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  243. True.
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  244. Fact!
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  245. Well said.
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  246. Well said!
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  247. Fact.
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  248. Well said.
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  249. Not if they're identified and there's a stern penalty for illegally returning.
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  250. No, they were just taught by "the original grifters".
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  251. Millions?
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  252. Hear hear.
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  253. Excellent video, Richard.
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  254. Because it's profitable for them to do so, like that Olusoga buffoon who is well paid by the BBC.
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  255. As serfs, we were practically slaves for the "nobles", and the Normans too. People forced into Workhouses just to survive were practically slaves in many cases too.
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  256. ​ @CaratacusAD Excellent comment!
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  257. Neil Oliver is great.
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  258. Well said!
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  259. Exactly.
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  260. It's not failed, it's done exactly what they intended it to, to our detriment.
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  261. It's "would have", not "would of". You're right about Rory, though.
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  262. ​@Islm-borghere W children are being discriminated against in schools, colleges, and universities in many ways, not just in sports. The group least likely to get a University education now is working class w boys, yet all the resources are devoted to ensuring that diverse kids do well.
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  263. We need political reform to make any progress. We need to get rid of the Electoral Commission and push for proportional representation.
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  264. Well said, but it's both.
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  265. Well said.
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  266. This may be controversial but I'd say it was Churchill.
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  267. Just a small point. I love your videos but it's pronounced "hyperbolee", not "hyperbolay".
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  268. One thing that must be borne in mind is that state education fails a significant proportion of young people. It was bad when I was at school in the 1980s, but I'm certain it's much worse now. I was told by my secondary school teachers that I wasn't smart enough for sixth form, college, or university, yet after leaving school I continued in learning and achieved various qualifications at University level while holding down full-time jobs. I scored 156 in a MENSA IQ test, can write perfect English, have worked in intellectually demanding jobs in IT and Psychology, and am retiring from work soon, very early. I've done very well for someone who was basically written off by schoolteachers in my teenage years.
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  269. What did they say?
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  270. Hear hear!
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  271. It needs reversing!
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  272. ​@ian1234-d5rWho cares?
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  273. Fact. It's been planned for a looong time and it's accelerating.
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  274. I work in academia, and you're correct. I only survive by constantly biting my tongue and stifling my laughter.
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  275. You really believe that? 😅
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  276. Cliff Richard, Spike Milligan, and Joanna Lumley were all born in India...
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  277. Well said.
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  278. ​ @sqwalnoc They were never "just as British as you". That's just establishment gaslighting.
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  279.  @sqwalnoc  Nah, mate. Stop deluding yourself. It doesn't make you virtuous.
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  280. Well said.
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  281. ​@SENEX12 It's "me neither", not "me either", I agree with you, just being helpful.
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  282. Exactly! The political class are our employees, not our masters or arbiters of our thought. This is why the Electoral Commission needs to be disbanded.
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  283. Fact.
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  284. Over the decades, the numbers are well into six figures.
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  285. They're not failing as such. Our current state of affairs is all according to their plan.
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  286. "barely"
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  287. ​ @JJRM8 Prone to... 😂😂😂 Check the stats. It's actually the far left that are prone to that. 😂😂😂
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  288. ​@OldSethOnetooth Excelllent comment that mirrors my own experiences and my own awakening.
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  289. That's a myth, actually, they're the least likely to date outside their group.
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