Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "Triggernometry" channel.

  1. I’m a white Englishwoman and I’ve been on the receiving end of racist language and behaviour, on one occasion being threatened very specifically for daring to walk through a non-white area of my home city. As for discrimination? I was turned down for a job at my local Council because I was white. Yes, I was actually told that. Quotas have been around for over thirty years.
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  2. For years, I’ve looked forward to Black History Month imparting some actual history. So far, it’s been highly disappointing.
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  3. Because, if any of the indigenous British speak out, it’d be a hate crime and off to the gulag. Ironically, being Russian, Konstantin is protected by the laws we would be breaking.
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  4. It’s happened in France, too. One more similar event and we’ll know it’s not coincidence.
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  5. Given it has been suggested that a large proportion of young girls diagnosed with autism are taking puberty blockers before moving to cross-sex hormones and full neutering operations, I'm very much of the opinion that we're seeing a eugenics programme in action, so of course no one wants clinical psychologists involved.
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  6. Narcissistic rage is truly terrifying. And the worst of it is: it’s deliberate. It’s actually possible to mark the calculated instant the Narcissist decides force is necessary. Afterwards, the Narcissist will go full DARVO or - and this is where things get really crazy - deny that the incident happened, even if there’s evidence to prove it did. Most Narcissistic rage incidents are private and one-on-one, abuser to victim. That the trans activists feel confident enough to act out in front of witnesses is extremely worrying.
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  7. According to a recent training document I read, anything can be a “micro-aggression” if someone says it is, and the aggressor will be punished. We’re living in a Kafkaesque universe run by weak bullies.
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  8. First Past the Post has had its day.
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  9. Where I live, there’s a couple of no-go areas for anyone not of a particular ethnic origin. Our local council says this is A Good Thing as these areas are preserving specific cultural heritages, so we should all be respectful and grateful for their input to our society.
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  10. The campaign against hurty words, especially as promoted by one Humza Yousaf, is more suspicious than we even guessed.
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  11. I prefer the term “indoctrinated helplessness”.
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  12. Over at least 25/26. That’s when the prefrontal cortex matures.
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  13. I’ve heard is said that misgendering someone will literally kill them. If that’s the case, the enemy doesn’t need to waste money on bullets.
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  14. Ebenezar Elliott (The Corn Law Rhymer) (1781-1849) had something to say about this: “What is a Communist? One who hath yearnings For equal division of unequal earnings, Idler or bungler, or both, he is willing, To fork out his copper and pocket your shilling.” Karl Marx published his little book in 1848…
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  15. There’s a lot of parallels between what’s going on and huge-end-hics. My posts get censored if I use the real word, which I feel is an absolute giveaway.
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  16.  @booboobumbum6602 that lies solely with you.
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  17. I’m pretty certain that, although a few parents go along with the agenda for cachet, there are many scared they’ll lose their child(ren) to the state if they don’t comply.
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  18.  @robertshank8412 how d’you think Canada would react to my local area tendency to call everyone “me duck”.
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  19.  @ohsweetmystery the true villain always believes he’s doing good.
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  20. Was compelled to attend a workplace lecture on understanding the non-binary queer spectrum. Without identifying the variations shown on slides, the speaker trotted out the usual generic suspects: Turner’s, Klinefelter, and Jacob’s Syndromes, plus Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS). Even fatal trisomy was claimed as valid. To cap that, the speaker rampaged through anthropology, mythology, and philosophy. Dunno about understanding the gender spectrum, but that was an excellent presentation of the Dunning-Krueger Effect.
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  21. I was an active Trade Unionist in 1999. I told my Brothers that a minimum wage might provide a reasonable starting wage but would inevitably lead to skilled and specialist workers being paid the same amount as the unskilled, depressing overall incomes and impacting on both society and the economy. It was the damn obvious elephant in the detail. Fast forward twenty years: a very Left colleague finally admitted that I had been correct. For good measure, he also admitted that my warnings about Tony Blair had been spot on.
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  22. But, in certain places, if you do parent your child, the state might not like it and intervene.
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  23. Puppets, that’s what. The question is: who’s pulling the strings, because it’s the same group whoever is voted into ‘power’.
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  24. Transhumanism…
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  25.  @megowopwop8545 and abuse is all about control founded on entitlement.
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  26. Nope. Replace student loans and course fees with grants, and permit only the top 2-5% achievers per academic year to enter University. We used to do that in the UK, you know. Before someone had the bright idea of cramming every young ‘genius’ into HE and charging them for the privilege with lifelong debt.
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  27.  @CentreMetre look it up. An awful lot of social workers got behind the idea.
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  28. If all police are wrapped up investigating the “non-crimes” of the innocent, the real criminals can get on with serious crime undisturbed. Or maybe it’s just a grift…
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  29. “Talking is cheap, people follow like sheep Even though there is nowhere to go. How could she tell he deceived her so well Pity she’ll be the last one to know.” Silence is Golden, 1964. Perhaps that’s a bit out of context, but…
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  30. I’d like to point out that castration aka gelding is the removal of the testes only. This is not the same as emasculation, which removes the penis, too. Historically, eunuchs were castrated; prisoners of war were humiliated and executed by emasculation.
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  31. Wait for it: he’ll announce he’s non-binary next.
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  32.  @JckSwan the UK banned capital punishment but, last time I looked, we didn’t ban deportation…
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  33. I know it's stupid to mess with the endocrine system, especially around puberty, so why didn't these professionals ask questions?
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  34. Having seen two large groups of young men facing off because they were of different ethnic groups - Kurds vs Pakistanis - I very much agree that the UK has imported a lot of problems, but no one wants to tackle such things for fear of upsetting one side or the other and getting slurred by the ‘victims’. Notice that the Leicester incident has been swept under the carpet? If one party had been young white men, there’d have been a lot more mileage in it for the talking heads and fhe press.
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  35. It is an interesting observation.
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  36.  @smelltheglove2038 I think your internalised misogyny is showing.
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  37.  @QueSeraSeraaaa then, by your contention, all men today are sober and sane? How old are you?
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  38.  @adw802 I didn't say that... you're misinterpreting.
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  39.  @redrumrabbit  not at all. Haven't you heard that, according to the latest Afrocentrics, my ancestors lived under black English rule?
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  40. This video was immediately followed by an advertisement for Audible’s new 1984 audiobook.
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  41.  @equatorialjourney4478 hello, troll. I take it your cave is lined with participation awards?
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  42. I worked as a job-broker. We had jobs from employers and spoke to prospective applicants. At no stage were we responsible for the job content except when it broke guidelines (the job was potentially illegal or immoral or both). If customers didn’t wish to apply for a job with a company they disliked, they didn’t cancel us and make a song-and-dance about it.
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  43. My late father used to say: “You can smack an Englishman once, and you can smack him twice, but, by God, never then kick his dog.” He was, of course, referring to Luke 6:29, but with the rejoinder not to push your luck and, right now, a lot of badly behaved, intolerant and cruel people are actively putting on their boots. I fear we shall soon be living in interesting times.
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  44. Communism.
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  45. Heck, my children have both decided to vote Reform. As it stands, they can't afford a home of their own, they can't afford to find a marriage partner, and they cetainly can't afford to raise children.
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  46. Back in the day, not so long ago, women were warned not to go out in provocative clothing in case men assaulted them. But it takes two to tango and men unable to control themselves are the other half of the equation. Remember, young girls in school uniform are provocative, as are nuns or older women in twin-set and pearls, to some fringe males…
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  47.  @vuchaser99 nope, not cognitive dissonance; that entirely a different thing. The word you need is ‘ignorance’.
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  48.  @smelltheglove2038 I think you're either repeating the narrative or just plain deluded. End of. Adult woman with two grown sons wishing you well: you're going to need a lot of luck out there irl.
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  49. Any sensible parents asked to allow a female friend of their self-declared gay son to stay for a sleepover would instantly consider all kinds of negative what if’s… And if you’ve not worked out what those could be, you’re still naive.
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  50.  @madamluis2537 the Labour Party? They have always wanted open borders for England… not Scotland, Wales or Ireland…
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