Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Is 'Orwellian' Britain 'Sleepwalking into a Totalitarian Future'?" video.

The "non-crime hate incidents" (NCHIs) are incidents, while not criminal, have been recorded by police if deemed motivated by hostility and could appear on background checks. This was introduced in October 2023 by the Conservative government .As for the "typical Labour" claim, there is no evidence to suggest that the Labour government proposed relocating Parliament to a Welsh mountain in the 1970s. During that period, discussions about devolution were prominent, leading to the 1979 referendum on establishing a Welsh Assembly, which was ultimately rejected. However, no credible sources indicate any proposal to move Parliament to Wales during that time. It's possible that this claim is a myth or misunderstanding.
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As a Brit, you feel "occupied" - but I’m sure you wouldn’t say the same about Gaza. It seems like you’re quite comfortable turning a blind eye to actual occupation and genocide when it doesn’t affect you directly.
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@Waduheck123 You need empathy to care. You right-wingers lack this, you lack integrity. What exactly do you offer?Anger? Resentment? Paranoia? Let us know!
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The same predictable comment from someone who has never read the book.
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No, it doesn’t. You’re twisting things - wanting a migrant hotel burned down isn’t about being a proud Brit. It’s about embracing hateful, far-right ideas, which is something entirely different from genuine patriotism.
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@znjzblj7995 Very pithy! Would you say this to a Holocaust survivor? The far-right ideology led to atrocities like the Holocaust – being “far wrong” in humanity and morality is far worse than any political stance.
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@goodluck-t8p Sounds nonsense! But you base nearly 125 years of Labour Party history on this one incident.
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@jollygolly-f4m More than a troll like you.
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@chrissyp7433 Can't you even articulate a single comprehensible question?
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@jollygolly-f4m Isn't this supposed to be a Christian channel. You are the most anti-Christian person imaginable. Anyone referring to genocide as "civilising" is unspeakable.
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@jollygolly-f4m Although your ideology is like that of the NSDAP, they'd have done away with you anyway.
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@jollygolly-f4m Why don’t you consider leaving the country? There seems to be no place here for someone who supports such an anti-Christian and inhumane ideology. Anyone who refers to genocide as “civilising” is beyond reprehensible and utterly indefensible.
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@robmule4647 War seems a natural fit for someone like you!
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@chrissyp7433 Do I? You hard-right populists like to tell me what I think!
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Why don’t you consider leaving the country? There seems to be no place here for someone who supports such an anti-Christian and inhumane ideology. Anyone who refers to genocide as “civilising” is beyond reprehensible and utterly indefensible.
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@benguensche We take responsiblility, as there is no freedom without responsibility.
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@robmule4647 Times never change - you are a throwback to the "good ol' days" of NF.
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@chrissyp7433 Do I? I am sure you are clueless if you only watch right-wing media.
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@jollygolly-f4m Promoting peace and mutual understanding is the only way to truly foster progress and dignity for all people in the region.
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Promoting peace and mutual understanding is the only way to truly foster progress and dignity for all people in the region.
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@SandiKlein Occupation! Occupied land! Geddit? No you are already sleepwalking and turning a blind eye to the cleansing. Christian compassion? Not much found here on this channel!
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@lewisbrown4203 Am I? LOL
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@lewisbrown4203 Two points: First, anyone who says “do your research” is a prize plum. Second, criticism of the right doesn't automatically mean the left is flawless, now does it? This is just common sense, not your version of “research.”
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@joedelgobbo6811 It’s a convenient argument to claim that atrocities in Gaza are "none of our business" simply because of geography. But by that logic, would you have told your grandfather – assuming he fought in WWII – not to involve himself in a war against countries committing crimes against humanity because they were far away? The point of international law is to prevent illegal occupations, war crimes, and genocides, no matter where they occur. Claiming ignorance as a justification for inaction is part of the problem. If people in the UK don’t know where Gaza or Israel is, that reflects poorly on the education system and the wilful disinterest of the public, not on the importance of the issue. The reality is that war crimes and human suffering demand accountability, whether they happen next door or across the world. Ignorance isn’t an excuse; it’s a call to learn and take a stand.
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@tracesmith3572 Who? Where? When? You really do feel persecuted, don't you? I am white, English, middle-aged, educated, unChristian, so the extent of my persecution is somewhat marginal.
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@sonmarsha69 Was it worth the contribution?
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@cmcc3721 I have told you read my comment It’s a convenient argument to claim that atrocities in Gaza are "none of our business ' ... I don 't expect christian compassion from people like you hard right nationalists.
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@Waduheck123 Empathy isn't about “them being your people” or not; it's about recognising shared humanity. If we only cared about those like us, the world would be an even colder place. Integrity also means standing up for justice and compassion, not just for those in your circle but for anyone suffering unjustly. Dismissing the pain of others doesn't make you principled – it just shows a lack of understanding.
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