Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "The black man and white woman meme; a universal motif in modern Britain" video.

  1.  @FrankSpencer-o7n  he's nothing but a troll, mate, best just ignored.
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  2. There already are lots if disenfranchised w boys around. Working class w boys are the group least likely to get a University education, for instance, yet there are no initiatives or bursaries to address this and universities all disproportionately represent women and bame people in their publicity materials.
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  3. There's nothing virtuous about it, it's utterly hateful and malignant.
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  4. Who, indeed? Who owns a lot of media and ad agencies?
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  5. Well said. Exactly why similar people created Alf Garnett and various other straw-man figures.
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  6. ​ @Monika-- Excellent comment.
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  7. No, it's about diluting w peoples and nations out of existence.
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  8. ​ @Davy-yt8qg It's "would have been", not "would of been", agree with your comment, just being helpful.
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  9. ​ @Occident. Why? Because they hate us, that's why. We (European people) are the major obstacle to their ambition to rule the world, hence their will to corrode and destroy every aspect of our cultures and nations.
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  10. If you can't see how this harms nations and diversity, you're the moron.
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  11. What's positive about that?
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  12.  @bramesque  The sarcasm wasn't that clear. Simon has a few followers who say things exactly like that in all seriousness. Cheers for making it clear.
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  13. ​ @JoeCasanovax True. Sinister indeed.
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  14. True!
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  15. ​ @davidwhite4874 Exactly.
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  16. It's a prelude to jenn. Oh! Side. And that's not stating the matter too strongly.
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  17. Well said.
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  18. ​ @Mulletmanalive Also only middle-class families can Oakford to send their kids to the private stage schools that lead to work like that now.
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  19. The reason for it is rather sinister though. It's to push the lie that "we've always been a diverse country". By implanting tbe idea that other people have always been here, they hope to stifle objections to the massive influx we've been subjected to in the last few decades. It's deliberate, malignant social engineering intended to disenfranchise the British people.
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  20. Even Lidl and Aldi often feature these "couples" in their promotional leaflets, sadly. It's everywhere.
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  21. No. It's done to accelerate the dilution of European peoples out of existence. It far more malignant and pernicious than you realise.
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  22. ​ @jimjones-bk2is Yes, they often have on people they don't like in order to try and bash or belittle them. Only an idiot would think that they like everyone they have on.
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  23.  @jimjones-bk2is  Sure it isn't. Lol.
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  24.  @jimjones-bk2is  I've watched and listened to the BBC for decades, until recently. I know how they work.
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  25. @jimjones-bk2is  You've wasted your time with that reply, as I've said, I no longer listen to or watch BBC content.
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  26. ​ @mooseyman74 It's desirable because such people would be malleable, atomised, easily ruled by "the elite".
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  27. Jh, such a loser.
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  28. ​​ @davidcoxall3270 Why do they do this in Europe? Because the people behind it hate us, that's why.
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  29. ​ @incorectulpolitic What does all that even mean? How is it relevant here? What's your point?
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  30.  @Davy-yt8qg  No need to apologise, it was still a good comment, I wasn't being snide.
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  31. ​ @KemetledAfrica Evidently the people foisting this propaganda on us do, loser.
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  32. In ads too, there's one that comes to mind where an old w man is making his will to benefit his daughter and the grandkids, they're shown, and, surprise surprise, the son-in-law is bk and there's a couple of m-r kids too... Utterly sick of it.
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  33. @ted2800  Why? It's not like they need excuses to be violent, is it?
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  34. Some do, I used to work with one who hated this.
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  35. It does, I used to work with one who hates this, and she reckoned a lot of them were very cross about it, but we'll never hear of that, will we?
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