Comments by "Carl Summers" (@carlsummers2316) on "A BBC presenter says that working in a white environment is affecting his mental health" video.

@Trinitydestoyer Because in most families both parents have to work to fund the people who don't let their wives work. Tell me how you are going to look after someone with diminished mental capacity whilst holding down a full time job Maybe if we stopped spending £8 million pounds a day on foreign spongers, that money could be used on indigenous families so one of them could stay at home as carers
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 @robcarter55 They airlifted some 200 or so "British citizens" out of Gaza at the beginning of this conflict. Don't recall any Smiths or Jones being amongst them though 😂
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 @robm8809 Bang on. It pissed me off several years ago at a cricket match at Old Trafford, England v India surrounded by Indian fans....with broad Manchester accents
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@Asilis23 How is telling the truth hatred?. There's an old saying, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. In other words respect the culture of the country you're in.....especially if you've chosen to live there. If you can't, then maybe you should leave and find a country that fits you. It's really not difficult, nor is it nasty to say so 🤔
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@tinaunderhill5412 Over how many 100's of years for Christ's sake 🙄. When you have young Pakistani men (just an example, most races do this) who's parents were born in England and yet they are supporting Pakistan cricket team. This in endemic across dozens of ethnic groups.
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@tinaunderhill5412 I was a regular at old Trafford and didn't hear any cockney accents Besides my nephew supports Liverpool because his dad (a scouser) does. You may well find those sort of fans support city now. Besides supporting a football team from the same country you were born in isn't the point of this thread. Were talking about a British born Sri Lankan race grifter.
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@aahangar123 We'd have our own grifters turning up on French shores trying to get on a dinghy 😂😂
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@englishciderlover7347 He drove them out, literally go or die. I used to do a garden for a Sikh guy whose family got out of Uganda with just the clothes on their back. His father was an aircraft engineer for the Ugandan government
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@huwwiliams8426 We understand how it works, most of us here are on about the dinghy arrivees though. They've come here as insurgents for ISIS or too grift.
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@robm8809 Cheers Rob. Don't let the bastards grind you down
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@tinaunderhill5412 In this case a Sri Lankan.
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@jeannemillsom9300 My wife used to teach at a primary school which was predominantly Pakistani kids and the low IQ from cousins marrying each other generation after generation was prevalent. You may get away with it happening in families as a one off, unfortunately when it's a constant, it becomes a real issue. It should be outlawed in the UK
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@mogznwaz I just can't get my head around supporting Ireland because my paternal grandfather was Irish. My father was for all things English and British despite his father being Irish. A mate I grew up with supports English and British sports, his father moved over here from Dublin aged 20. In fact my mate used to wind his dad up by saying Irelards football team was England's B team 😂😂
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@huwwiliams8426 Have you got something wrong with you? You're unable to spot a grifter when you see one. Have you ever been scammed, you seem like a prime target 🤔
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