Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "“It’s A Tragedy” | Brits Emigrate For ‘Better Future’ As Country Under Labour Plunges" video.

@JohnMcDonald-ef5gz I am honoured that you consider me stupid even by your American MAGA standards, but you missed my point: what has Donald Trump actually done to stand up for his own people ?
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@frankholehouse6370 Keir Starmer doesn’t hate his own people. He’s a politician who works within the system to bring about change. On the other hand, what has Donald Trump actually done to stand up for his own people? His actions and policies often seem more focused on self-interest and division rather than true support for the American people.
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@ Still waiting: what has Donald Trump actually done to stand up for his own people ?
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@ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@ BEGGING? You bampot!
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@peterpan1435 Let's start by telling us which WEF resolutions?
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@ I see it as a badge of honour when fools call me dumb. It would be good though to at least explain what is dumb about the comment and why I am wrong!
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@sengvang3718 So you would prefer to keep what I said a secret, would you? So what is your perspective on the topic, and how does it differ from mine?
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@willp.8120 You have to explain, because I have a job and a life and do not obsess over US right-wing twatosphere. Trump has done something for you little people!
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@namevorname1973 Who exactly are you addressing with “your”? Are you referring to the general public, specific politicians, or a political faction? What specific “mistakes” are you referring to? Brexit? Economic policies? Colonial history? When you say “stop lying,” what specific falsehoods do you mean? Are you talking about mis- information from political leaders, media narratives, or public perceptions? Would it be fairer to distinguish between political leaders and the general population when assigning blame? Should accountability be directed at those in power rather than making broad generalisations?
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@namevorname1973 So you’re talking about self-deception rather than lying. Fair enough. Interesting perspective from someone who calls themselves an expat rather than an immigrant. Thanks for sharing.
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@ Why make unsubstantiated claims, claims that are based on unsound reasoning and appeals to hard-right populists in your group bubble? Disagreeing with government policies is fair, but throwing around baseless accusations like “hates hard-working Brits” just fuels outrage without facts. If you have real concerns, back them up with evidence and reasoned arguments instead of emotional rhetoric.
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As for Trump standing up for “his people” shouldn’t mean targeting vulnerable groups, freezing essential funding, or pushing legally dubious policies. In just 10 days, Trump’s administration has faced court challenges over freezing federal aid, rolled back protections for transgender individuals, ramped up mass deportations (including detaining U.S. citizens), and cut off foreign aid with devastating consequences. If this is “love”, it’s pretty selective. Real leadership supports all people, not just a chosen few.
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As for Trump standing up for “his people” shouldn’t mean targeting vulnerable groups, freezing essential funding, or pushing legally dubious policies. In just 10 days, Trump’s administration has faced court challenges over freezing federal aid, rolled back protections for t.g. individuals, ramped up mass deportations (including detaining U.S. citizens), and cut off foreign aid with devastating consequences. If this is “love”, it’s pretty selective. Real leadership supports all people, not just a chosen few.
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@ If US presidency means standing up for “his people,” it shouldn’t come at the expense of others. In just 10 days, new policies have faced legal challenges over frozen federal aid, removed protections for vulnerable groups, increased deportations (even affecting citizens), and cut off crucial international support. If this is considered “love” it seems rather selective. True leadership uplifts everyone , not just a chosen few.
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@namevorname1973 The term “expat” is just a euphemism for “immigrant,” used to make certain groups feel superior. Westerners moving abroad are called expats, while people from poorer countries doing the same are labelled immigrants. For example, a British banker working in Dubai is called an “expat,” while a Filipino domestic worker in the same city is called a “migrant worker” or “immigrant.” This distinction is rooted in colonial history, racial bias, and class privilege, not legal status or reason for moving. The media reinforces this by portraying “expats” positively and “immigrants” negatively. In reality, everyone who moves to another country is an immigrant – calling it anything else is just a way to maintain social hierarchies.
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@ The term “expat” is just a euphemism for “immigrant,” used to make certain groups feel superior. Westerners moving abroad are called expats, while people from poorer countries doing the same are labelled immigrants. This distinction is rooted in colonial history, racial bias, and class privilege, not legal status or reason for moving. The media reinforces this by portraying “expats” positively and “immigrants” negatively. In reality, everyone who moves to another country is an immigrant – calling it anything else is just a way to maintain social hierarchies.
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Why do so many of you refer to it as "Net Zero madness" without providing a valid reason, instead simply repeating the rhetoric of hard-right political parties funded by fossil fuel investors? Short-term thinking in politics is harmful to the country, but short-termism when it comes to the environment is even worse. Why wouldn’t you want to invest in research and the implementation of renewable energy sources?
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It’s ironic that Brexiteers like Alex Phillips and Isobel Oakshott, who pushed for the economic self-harm of Brexit, are now claiming the UK is in a dire state. The NHS is struggling, young people can’t afford mortgages, and public services are suffering after 14 years of austerity. Yet, they criticise the Labour government for trying to stabilise the country and even suggest that we should become economic migrants. We ended the freedom of movement for both UK citizens and EU citizens, resulting in Polish, Hungarian, and Czech nationals leaving. Now, Phillips suggests we could have a better standard of living by moving to these countries, which, according to her, have not been "r++ped" by other cultures. The irony is not lost on anyone! Phillips, of course, will never take responsibility for the consequences of her campaign and vote as an MEP. It’s always someone else’s fault - Labour, the Tories, the EU, "Remainers".
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I moved to Slovakia. Thank you for your support. At last someone understands my plight.
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Why do you think they hate your guts? Before, you were being rinsed by a bunch of incompetents who hate your guts, but at least pandered to your bigotries!
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@AndrewWilliams-ry6tb You feel unloved, but at least Elon Musk wants you lot and your little Tommy, but hold on ... with Musk's businesses thriving on worker exploitation and union-busting, he also hates you too!
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