Comments by "Gilded Chalice" (@GetGwapThisYear) on "LBC" channel.

  1. I’d hoped these delusional beliefs about the UKs significance would stop after Brexit 😂 it’s embarrassing
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  2.  @ecaeas4439  What "dangers" are you speaking of? The greatest dangers facing 'the West' right now are their own governments/populations.
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  3. A lot of em get like this. Once in a while they pick on the wrong lads and get battered, but much like the police, it’s a job that attracts bullies.
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  4. Same! Something so satisfying about idiots getting grilled.
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  5. Why is shill Ferrari already referring to the weasel as ‘Sir’? Title hasn’t been bestowed yet mate, it’s just a nomination.
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  6.  @weepingangel6805  Your first job was at 17? Thats very telling. As is your need for admiration and congratulations in youtube comments.
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  7. She sounds like my mum. Think it gave me PTSD
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  8.  @dc56789  this comment alone suggests you’re not equipped for this conversation. Maybe leave it there before you say something you regret.
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  9. 27:30 “you must allow me to lie without interruption” this caller is everything wrong with this country, and the lies around this situation. Pure propaganda.
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  10.  @luisbustamante9869  he’s still taking shots at Corbyn because he lacks in self-awareness. Blokes a sausage.
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  11.  @GeorgieGeorgeable  his tolerance for intolerable morons is quite impressive, in my opinion.
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  12. More often than not, the produce in my local Morrisons has 1-3 days on its Best Before, so reducing it by a 5th will probably stop them even procuring it.
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  13. Lol yeah, James spent about a year talking about the 17 million different versions of Brexit. You knew what you were voting for though, eh. Isn’t that the line?
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  14.  @ravd8082  neither does anyone in government, or a significant number of white Brits in the same jobs. The flaws are in the law and the loopholes mate, not people.
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  15. Oh look. James still looking back in anger while his red team do blue team tactics. ‘Kin idiot.
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  16. "No, you silly sausage, to everybody" makes me cry with laughter every time I hear it 😭😭😭
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  17. All the evidence you need that his family are a bunch of tossers, is that not one of them has come to his aid or defence. None of them. That says more than enough.
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  18. He spoke plenty, and it was complete cobblers. Shock
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  19. @markmerry1471 what?
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  20.  @daddysaid2285  LOL defending the indefensible is a weird hill to die on, but go ahead.
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  21.  @jamesdeighan7524  Lockdowns weren't the mistake James, you silly sausage. Our PM being one foot in and one foot out of the necessary measures, and idiots flouting the rules and screaming "I'm exempt" every time they went to a shop has prolonged this nightmare for all of us. The science supports it. Call it a day.
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  22.  @Dale_The_Space_Wizard  you’re a bit obsessed with James, aren’t ya.
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  23.  @DEUSVULTEAM  now we've got homegrown tyrants running the show instead, except they're far less competent. Well done us
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  24.  @Pacman398  why are you so hateful towards 2 people that will never know your face or name?
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  25. Where?
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  26.  @areyoustupid.....  you're totally bonkers and misinformed. Government advice is that companies now employ a customs broker or freight forwarder for EU trade, which immediately bumps up those costs, that would previously only have been required for non-EU trade. Our domestic VAT rules remain the same, but now EU trade is import/export, rather than dispatches and acquisitions. This now means we trade with the EU the same way we trade with the rest of the world. In layman's terms, costs up, bureaucracy up, profit margins down, benefits reduced. But thats alright, because we can make our own laws...and remove EU mandated worker rights to mitigate the shortfall.
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  27. Here’s a thought, give kids somewhere to go or something to do, and they might not wanna “chug” balloons.
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  28.  @bobshrubb3067  yeah, every country on the planet has been in periodic lockdowns over the last 12 months for banter. Where do you people get your information from?
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  29.  @andonsea2803  it then goes on to say: "it is important not to construe an absence of evidence for effectiveness with evidence for the absence of effectiveness," citing a control trial conducted without masks, that had to be aborted due to an unacceptable increase in postoperative infection. So yes, it was in fact your conclusion. Which I suspect is why you wouldn't provide the link.
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  30.  @robertdarby1039  Of course, I'm sure you're right. I didn't mean to characterise all who voted in favour of Brexit as idiots, just these comical callers.
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  31.  @DEUSVULTEAM  LOL this argument doesn't fly anymore mate. What else? Please itemise
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  32. Don’t forget bats and washing machines 😂
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  33.  @rufanuf1  not really, it’s the role of speaker to extract an answer from the person to whom questions are posed. PMQs wouldn’t be the sham it is now if we had Bercow instead of flaccid Lindsay Hoyle.
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  34.  @Pacman398  you're delusional. You haven't been forced to do any such thing. What media you ingest is entirely up to you. Its also up to you to verify the validity of that media. Theres a very important reason there's a generational divide about this topic. Old people get their news from singular, analogue sources, such as television or print. Millennial and Gen Z seek out broader source material and educate themselves on matters outside of their bubble. You should try it.
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  35.  @permabear6025  was this in the 70s?
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  36. If its not out of interest; because you lack the work ethic/imagination to do something constructive with your time, perhaps?
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  37.  @VPhantom-rf3qo  you're commenting on videos you haven't watched...and the jokes on me? I don't agree with everything JOB says, by any stretch, but I think there's merit in hearing all angles.
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  38.  @andonsea2803  predictable response. Drop a claim in the comments, but not the specific study(s) you used to reach your conclusion.
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  39.  @evolassunglasses4673  you don’t understand tariffs, clearly.
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  40. No, I don't think she did actually Chris. To be publicly ridiculed in the media for just existing, with no defence from the institution she'd married into? Put the pipe down
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  41. Spend a couple of hours on Twitter. You'll be blown away.
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  42. Have you ever been to London? lol
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  43. You don’t understand the housing market or climate change do you, mate?
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  44.  @hufclufc  no, the greed of British based businesses was, and still is, the issue.
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  45. I agree with you Gabbi. People will deny its racially motivated til the cows come home, but won't offer an alternative reason for the attacks on her.
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  46. 😂 you can't even write in proper English. How are you so uptight about it when you haven't even bothered to learn to communicate in your own first language properly.
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  47.  @wanderer1955  nice, constructive answer. Ya wally
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  48. ​ @evolassunglasses4673  It makes sense, in theory, but it's the complete opposite to the scenario we've ended up with.
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  49.  @lynx-7190  unfortunately, due to the timing of Covid and our official departure from the EU, its going to be extremely difficult to prove which is responsible for our impending economic downturn; but as a business owner who voted to Remain, the enormous tariffs I'm now paying for goods from EU member states suggests there might be some truth in it. Not to mention the tariffs for goods from countries the EU states have trade deals with that we no longer benefit from...that are likely to take years to negotiate a replacement, and as we don't have the same bargaining power as the EU, are unlikely to ever hold a torch to them. Do you feel vindicated? I hope so.
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  50.  @ItsukaShimotsuki  Galloways a socially conservative bigot though, so not too fussed about his opinions.
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