Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "" video.

THERE ARE LOTS OF REASONS NOT TO VOTE LABOUR believing what Boris says is NOT one of them...
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THIS IS WHY EDUCATION is critical to a functioning democracy - the UK has reached the point where there are enough stupid people to swing elections. At that point whichever party tells the most lies wins...
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@roywiseman - Do you know how psychologically unhealthy it is to gloat watch and gloat comment on political channels you don't agree with? You are validating your existence with this terribly sad behaviour and getting a dopamine hit of trolling other people and taking joy in their perceived anguish. This is a downward spiralling behaviour and incredibly self-destructive. You have written over 100 words and every one of them screams "I am tragically sad and this is how I obtain a tiny bit of joy in life" Go get some counselling and stop this tragic behaviour. Your family will really appreciate it.
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@willshaman2128 - Hes a posh toff and the working class of England love to ruled over by a posh toff from Eaton, it feels right to them. Its the natural order they grow up with and long for... I know, I was one of them until I left there 12 years ago. Its quite embarrassing in hind sight.
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THE PROBLEM IS Brexit voters now know they were stupid, so if you even mention stupidity or badly educated they immediately assume you are talking about them. I mentioned that badly educated people vote against their own interests a few days ago - I was jumped on by 120 Brexit voters taking it personally...
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@Bif Stiff Of course they do. The more educated you are the more left wing are as a rule. 95% of people with PhD's voted to remain in the EU. It's not that universities indoctrinate people. It that intelligence and education lead to left wing thinking. It's very hard to be right wing and educated and intelligent if you are not also a selfish liar.
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@brianharris7243 - And why would I do that..???
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@steveharvey2001 - Absolutely. I come from a very working-class very poor background and my parents were very left wing. But there was still this tacit acceptance that people from Eaton were BETTER. Even if it was resentment. It was a "they are better than us cos they went to Eaton, its not fair that only the rich get to go to Eaton" It definitely was NOT a case of "People that go to Eaton are no better than people that go to a state school"
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