Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "TERRIFYING! UK Government SEIZING MORE CONTROL: Elon Targeted, BILLIONS in FINES u0026 Free Speech GONE!" video.

So people like Ian Bradey get off then. That's your far-right sense of justice.
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@Raven44453 Are you sorry "your lot" lost WW?
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Interesting take – team Elon and team Trump, yeah? But isn’t it ironic to claim you’re “done with the BS” while throwing your support behind billionaire oligarchs who represent capitalist power, not the working class? Instead of advocating for policies that empower ordinary people or collective action, you’re backing figures who offer simple solutions to complex social problems – many of which were created by the very right-wing parties you seem to support, or voted for in the past. And here’s a question: how do you reconcile advocating for sovereignty with supporting foreign interference in the UK’s political system ? It seems contradictory to champion “taking back control” while aligning with leaders who undermine that very principle. Wouldn’t it be more productive to focus on solutions that genuinely address inequality and benefit the majority rather than concentrating more power in the hands of the few
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@ Who's being a snowflake now?
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@Where do I say you have far-right views?
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@ What do you mean by "left wing lunacy"? Do you mean policies like progressive taxation which require the wealthy to pay a fairer share in order to address inequality and fund public services?
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@bazcrav How would I solve the world's problems? First, I'd stop treating politics like a football match, where people align themselves with "Team Trump" or "Team Musk." This kind of tribalism oversimplifies complex issues and shifts the focus away from real solutions. Instead, we need to dig deeper into the root causes of problems and address them directly. We'd then see that the "cost of living crisis" could more accurately be called the "cost of capitalism crisis," as it stems from systemic inequalities and exploitative practices inherent in unchecked capitalist systems.. Billionaire oligarchs, along with their client right-wing populist parties and media, want you to view immigration as the source of your problems rather than addressing the role billionaires play in making your life harder. These ultra-wealthy individuals accumulate vast fortunes, fuelling wealth inflation – a process where their disproportionate control of resources and capital distorts the economy. This leads to rising living costs, stagnant wages, and economic policies that favour the rich while leaving ordinary people struggling to get by. By blaming immigrants, they create a convenient scapegoat to distract from the real issue: a system rigged to benefit the few at the expense of the many. The more we focus on these distractions, the less we question how this wealth-hoarding deepens inequality and erodes opportunities for everyone else. Isn't it time we stopped falling for these divisive tactics and started addressing the root causes of economic injustice?
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@ Do you know the difference between campaigning and funding political parties to the tune of tens of millions of pounds? The Labour Party has never done the latter in the USA. It’s a false equivalent; campaigning is far more accountable than large-scale funding. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
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