Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Debate: Are we demonising Albanians?" video.

to pork fat munching, Daily Express reading Gammonati
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@marycaine8874 Like most posters on Gammon Bullshit News you have a troll account. Clever trolling for one so unpleasant and thick. Far-right cultists have nothing to add to the discussion than hatred and bigotry. Patriotism? You do a disservice to a once great nation. Being snarky from the sidelines is hardly Churchillian now, is it?
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@marycaine8874 Far-right - there are loads of comments from posters that are NF/BNP supporting repatriation and they would like to turn the UK into a country like North Korea! Those that consider all Albanians as "criminals" have an unreasonable prejudice against a person or people based on their nationality - "bigotry" for short. As for "to pork fat munching, Daily Express reading Gammonat[o]". Pots and kettles? How can I be when I haven't eaten meat for 35 years, and haven't read the DE for 45 years? Hypocrisy? Well those that uncritically view politicians for "being on their team"; that support authoritarian populism that imposes draconian measures on the vulnerable yet calls for freedom without any responsibilities . That is the ultimate in hypocrisy and it is what is defining the discussion points on GB News and driving government policy.
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@markohenry5891 Moan about foreigners, revere war mongerers or go home. Do you ever go abroad? Do you speak a foreign language?
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@markohenry5891 It's the implication of what you said. Moaning about foreigners is an example of etiquette in the UK. IAlso if foreigners don't like drinking tea with milk, and "minding your P's and Q's, then go home! "Do what the Roman's do" is advice and not enforced policy to deny liberty .
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@markohenry5891 Do you take everything so seriously? You do, OK for one thing, you clearly don't know the difference between norms and laws. A strawman argument. Like I'd say that most people in the UK are tolerant and oppose all this GB News drivel. I live in an EU country, I obey their customs, their laws, I speak their language, got married to a "native". It's something more people in the UK should try, but no people like you took away young people's liberty , their freedom of movement.
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@markohenry5891 Calm down dearie! I wouldn't tell a North Korean what to think, so why would I do so to you?
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@markohenry5891 You have a scattergun approach to argumentation. You think I am telling you what to think. Well you are free to think what you will. However, it is the thought processes of people like you that needs to be worked on. I am not going for the cheap ad hominem attack argument. Well I will be unable to tell you what to think as it appears there is an emptiness of thought , that does not, of course, foster any dialogue, any conversation. There also appears to be a lot of anger and paranoia, or indeed “paranoia in reverse”: since it is the paranoid, supposedly, the one who feels persecuted. Just remember that freedom is relational and can only be “activated” when working in solidarity with those with similar aims. An anarchist will no doubt tell you to never do or support what seems to work against the goals you are striving for, just because the ends justifies the means, or that we must dirty our hands to achieve progress, or bomb civilians, or dehumanise foreigners, or witness poverty in the name of economic growth.
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@markohenry5891 You were the one that started the "people like you" thing. So you don't like anti-authoritarian people, anti-nationalists, people that humanise, and have compassion for others. Stick to your coterie of authoritarians that demonise Albanians and dehumanise immigrants.
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