Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. Interestingly that description of terrorism seems to apply to the government more than to the average man.
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  2. I was medically violated under threat of access to my kids being removed and Christmas with my family being denied. I don't blame my family because they are clueless normie morons who were easily emotionally brutalised by years of health-horror propaganda in the media. But words are insufficient to describe my contempt and loathing toward pretty much every institution that fell in line with this tyranny.
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  3. Even I am surprisedd at how successive governments have managed to turn me from a Liberal Democrat into an English Ethno-nationalist in about 10 years.
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  4. "I really don't see why black people should be singled out". Simon, the answer to that is quite simple. We live in a racist society, in so much as we hold black people to a lower standard to that of other races. We do not segregate them or oppress them; to the contrary in fact - we lavish black people with opportunities and concessions that we whites can only scratch our heads at in disbelief. If a young white man applies for a corporate position and finds himself competing with an equally qualified woman of colour, the truth we all secretly know is that he may as well not even turn up for the interview. In short, we do not expect black people to be capable of achieving the same standards as the indigenous populations in Europe. We continue to infantalise and patronise their community, raising young black people to think they have no chance of getting anywhere because Ol' Whitey will keep them down whatever they do. We allow our academies to fill their heads with poisonous historical resentment, so by the time they graduate they are fit for no jobs other than being professional activists. We even go so far as to attack members of our own kind when they suggest black people ought to up their game and take responsibility for their own success or failure. When I say "we" of course I mean a certain section of middle class white liberal society. Not people like us. There is the real racism.
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  5.  @Thenogomogo-zo3un  Not likely when the police and the government treat free speech like it's a lethal weapon.
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  6. It's got to the point that I'm quite happy to admit that I'm far-right. I don't even hide the fact or have any shame. All it means today after all is someone with the positions that an average conservative would have had in the 1990s.
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  7. When they don't tell you his race... they tell you his race.
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  8. Unless they make a movie called Jack the Rapper.
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  9. ALL of us are prone. Racism is a fundamental aspect of human behaviour. Which is why forcing people from diametrically different cultures to live cheek by jowl and expecting never ending Kumbaya harmony is INSANE.
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  10. He is doing what Conservatives always do. He is pretending that he intends to do something conservative.
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  11. Weren't we all called racists for voting Leave in Brexit? So they knew that was a referendum on immigration.
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  12. @shaunpatrick8345 Well it does. Employers will simply start favouring graduates from colleges that don't do this, so they can be assured they are getting someone competent.
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  13. The self evident truth that cannot be spoken.
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  14. According to the ONS it costs £50k per year to accommodate a so-called asylum seeker.
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  15. I'm all in favour of setting up reservations like they did for the native Americans. With sports footwear shops instead of casinos.
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  16. Out in normal society I have been openly stating I am on the far right for ages. Very few people have a problem when I explain what it means. I have found myself there as someone who has the opinions of the average 1990s conservative.
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  17. Paying reparations wouldn't change a thing. Race activism is too much of a massive juicy grift.
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  18. It's commonplace on YouTube, even on entirely uncontroversial videos. Constantly there are drop down menus that say "4 replies" and when you click on it there are either significantly less than that or none at all.
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  19. It's quite true. I live in a fairly rural part of the Midlands and I was on a work project in London a few months ago. Maybe it was just the area I stayed but honestly I may as well have been in Baghdad. Thousands of people around and I never heard anyone speaking English unless I spoke to them myself. To be fair I did not feel threatened at any point, but it was jarring to feel like a foreigner in the capital city of my country. I won't be going back to that city again unless I absolutely have to and for my next London project I'll double the quotation.
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  20. It's interesting that the government intend to drag their heels and release this year's census in bitesized segments, starting in APRIL 2023...
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  21. @Catherine Golden On almost the same day there was a story about a black 5 year old shooting a gun at police. It puts the Sesame Place story into a new light.
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  22. Our forefathers would be ashamed. I am ashamed.
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  23.  @englishciderlover7347  In the world that feminism is creating, they may have to walk everywhere again one day.
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  24. Eventually we'll have no choice but to take the security of our homeland into our own hands. They know it and are desperate to stop it. But they can't.
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  25. Axel was wearing underpants that day and also had cornflakes for breakfast.
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  26. Because fighting crime is necessarily racist.
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  27. "Once you get them in mate, you've got your work cut out to control them. Prevention is better than cure". was what my old grandad once told me. I think he was talking about bed bugs or rats, but you get the idea.
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  28. I think of hate speech more in terms of hate facts. Because that's what it usually is. Pointing out facts that the regime hates.
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  29. So the Atlantic slave trade was Europeans committing cultural appropriation? Now I feel doubly guilty 🤣
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  30. You're up even earlier than me and on a Sunday morning too Simon 😂
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  31. When reality kicks in, measures will have to be taken by employers. When they find that there's a good chance any given black graduate is incompetent and a liability, industry will take a hard swerve in the opposite direction out of necessity.
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  32. I will pay someone to graffiti "WHERE'S THE WHITE FATHER?" on that advert.
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  33. The men's team could easily have won that tournament if their manager hadn't been such a virtue signaling plonker.
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  34. I do wonder if reparations would be a good idea in a way. At least we who are sick and tired of hearing the bleating about slavery and racism could then say "We payed you off, now shut the fuck up".
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  35. Simon is right. The generous and indiscriminate welfare starem here is causing many issues both with immigration and the native population. They say that we should make work pay, but we should not be allowing benefits to pay more than work.
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  36. King Bloody John. It's been downhill since then.
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  37. Hate speech can usually be boiled down to hate facts.
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  38. @ To be fair, diversity has not hit my quaint town in the shires. I work in London sometimes and going there is wont to light a fire under any Englishman's conscience.
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  39. They did tone that down recently to push the girlboss trope instaed.
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  40. Don't Expect Intelligence.
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  41. It's misleading. It may appear they have mental health problems to us, but in their culture they are perfectly normal.
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  42. I grew up in the 90s in a rural setting and always had a knife. I used to sharpen it on the corner of a brick wall and used it for whittling wood, cutting old bits of string off things, prying open chestnuts etc... and as you say I often fashioned bows and arrows and sticks shaped like guns using my knife as a tool. This wasn't all that long ago and I suspect many boys in the countryside still do exactly this.
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  43. @evad7933 Either colonialism is just fine or it isn't. Which is it?
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  44. I'm really confused though. They must think we're stupid. They show some genuine CCTV clips in the infomercial, but it's impossible to avoid a certain ethnic trend. Saying the quiet part out loud... The one creepy white guy in the whole thing is an actor.
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  45. I'm willing to bet the average plumber in the UK earns more than the average graduate anyway.
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  46. Yeah... Just imagine. They could even end up in political positions. The horror.
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  47. Not me. It just means that I'm going to vote for whatever "far right" party I can find.
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  48.  @evad7933  I'm not the one invoking the Aborigines.
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  49. This is 4d chess to make us want a digital currency.
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  50. I guess the coming ice age is not as profitable as it used to be.
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