Comments by "belstar" (@belstar1128) on "The New Culture Forum" channel.

  1. i noticed that at first the English speaking countries were doing a good job rejecting this. but now it seems to be the strongest in the anglosphere while in mainland Europe they are starting to get sick of it and there is more pushback. also woke people often think they live in America and think there used to be native Americans living here.
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  2. didn't that fail
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  3. yea i noticed that the English speaking countries apart from the usa are not only woke but there seems very little pushback from politicians. like in the uk the conservatives are almost as bad as labour. in my own country of Belgium there is a lot of wokness too but at least we have an actual right wing party. but they are making it very hard for them to do anything and they were already controversial 20+ years ago because they want to split Belgium into 2 countries. but i noticed it in other west European too like afd in Germany and le pen in France and the stuff the Danish leftists did recently. i used to view Sweden as the most woke country .but these days i think its Ireland or Canada or the uk Australia and newzealand are quite bad too the use is quite different since the republicans are quite conservative while the democrats went from centre right to woke very quickly .maybe this is another reason why English speaking countries got so woke. because in mainland Europe we had a long period from about 1970 to 2010 that was liberal and secular but not woke. while in the uk and Ireland it seemed like they skipped that period or it was way shorter like in the 90s you used to see these British people covered in flags causing issues. and Ireland still had the ira and the church controlled Irish society until the 2000s so i think they are overcompensating now.
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  4. 10:10 seriously ? the guys who did that were not Christian there are many examples of Christians doing bad things in history. especially before the 18th century . but lets be honest you probably don't know much about history so you went to one of the most "iconic" bad things that happened .
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  5. the uk is pretty much doomed unlike in most west European countries it seems to be too hard for regular people to get into politics and change things you need to follow the program.
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  6.  @Dani-kq6qq  the uk showed that it doesn't matter
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  7. we eggs need a nation were we will not hatch and will not be cooked
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  8. i think that in the future the eu will invite the uk to re-join but the uk leaders will refuse because they think the eu is far right. or maybe the uk will try to rejoin but the uk is rejected because they are too authoritarian and unstable .
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  9. i still think its because of the decades of overpopulation hysteria only in the last few years has there been some mainstream pushback .but everyone who is an adult right now grew up when this was seen as common sense. i miss the 2000s and 90s and they were doing this in the 80s 70s 60s 50s and even earlier decades. but this was one thing we were wrong about back then that we are only now finding out .
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  10. the uk is very doomed maybe the uk leaving saved the eu or at least increased its lifespan since a lot of the words politicians in the eu came from the uk. now we need to remove Ireland and add more Balkan countries and the eu could have a bright future or just stop existing because of infighting both outcomes are good .maybe in 20 years from now the eu invites the uk to join but the uk refuses because the eu is "far right" .
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  11. don't re-join the eu the uk will make it 10x worse
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  12. They should be returned to Greece the uk can't be trusted anymore they will destroy historic artefacts for political reasons. and the museums have problems with vandalism. and most of the museums are 90% political stuff and 10% history so not a lot of people will go there .
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  13. good luck
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