Comments by "" (@mrror8933) on "Lotuseaters Dot Com" channel.

  1. Takes one to know one.
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  2. Romania, 1989, and Ceaucescu come to mind.
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  3. Islam
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  4. ​ @yetanotherspuart3993 it's not online bravado to tell 60% of the electorate to make sure to go out and vote on 4 July to defeat Lab and the Mos-lem bloc vote.
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  5. Popper's paradox of tolerance also applies to liberalism.
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  6. Funny how virtue signalling can make people do horrible things.
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  7. What was the point of Brexit again?
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  8. Reform is controlled opposition. Even if something isn't quite right with them, they might be the best voting option to achieve a hung parliament.
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  9. Bojox only implemented the Vote Leave's 'Global Britain' project... but people weren't paying attention and were conned into voting for Brexit.
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  10. That's what happens when you decide to praise mediocrity.
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  11. What a load of claptrap 'punching men to test them'.
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  12.  @rogermelly1710  the stasi comes to mind
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  13. Sounds like your average politician.
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  14. Before the referendum I quickly realised what the Leave campaigners were getting up to with 'Global Britain' and their compassionate take on non-European farmers. I voted to remain because I could see the con that was Brexit. I was right.
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  15. ​@Birkarl_ doesn't matter at this point. What counts is defeating the is lamolef tists.
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  16. Explain why Richard Tice is standing in the same constituency as Anne Marie Waters in Hartlepool. To make sure Labour wins the seat?
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  17. This video is factually incorrect in that mass immigration started in the 1950s, the consequences of which were noticeable towards the end of the 1960s.
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  18. You are a leftist if you are in denial of reality.
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  19. That can only be an improvement on Lewisham, to be honest.
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  20. Yes but they work.
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  21. Gibs
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  22. Thank you for exposing this so clearly. I get so tired trying to explain this to deluded brexitards. And to think they still trust Farage...
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  23.  @stevem4105  yes that's what I meant. I agree it is frustrating that tolerance conceptually accepts intolerance.
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  24. Tackling money laundering would be a good place to start. But the Tories wouldn't because of their vested interests. Labour wouldn't either, probably because that would be racist.
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  25. Shame on the met police, cheered on by islamists. What a fking scandal.
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  26. It's like choosing between the plague and cholera.
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  27. What's so good about Swindon? Neil? Who thinks Neil is funnier than me?
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  28. No, it clearly wasn't about economics. And now it turns out it wasn't about controlling immigration either. So, do enlighten us, what was it actually about before I say it's pointless?
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  29. Maybe Brexit wasn't a good idea, after all. Because if it had been, other countries would have followed suit.
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  30. @nihilistlivesmatter  there's no time for long-term benefits, as we can all see now. UK is going from bad to worse. Please be honest with yourself.
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  31. They have a point on 3)
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  32. It's laundered money.
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  33. These are the words postmodern narcissists utter every morning they look themselves in the mirror.
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  34. ​@MarmiteMangoMachine so who do you vote for? Independent?
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  35.  @sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986  so do you prefer a dictatorship? If you forgo your right to vote, maybe you don't deserve a say in the way society is run.
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  36.  @yhyh8990  who is 'we'?
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  37. Forget right wing or left wing. This is a civilisational choice: the West or the Iz-lam-ic 3rd world.
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  38. This whole Brexit stuff is so tiresome. It sounds like "communism was never properly implemented". Brexit = Farage = con = trash.
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  39. Reminds me of that bus driver in France who was beaten to death by a group of 'yoofs' because he had the temerity to ask them to show their passes...
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  40. I'd like to see ngubu in the next one.
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  41. If you want to stop the boats, you change rules on welfare, right of abode, citizenship, to make sure the UK is no longer an attractive destination for illegals. Fortifying the border as the only solution is either dishonest or very childish.
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  42. It's become a competition as to who will sink first, who will submit first to Muhammadanism, France or the UK? It's still too close to call!
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  43. ​@Kervath what does that even mean? And why are you lumping Jews and Muslims together?
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  44. The endless call on loudspeaker to say nothing, probably mindless gossip.
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  45. Fakeage
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  46. Denial of the reality. Facts don't care about so-called anti-racist ideology.
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  47. Property developers in London are often foreign: Chinese, Indian, Middle Eastern, Russian. These are often money laundering schemes. The Tories are in bed with these people.
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  48. Reform are only banging on about ULEZ and net zero these days, wouldn't be surprised if they had covert vested interests in the fossil fuel industry. Of all constituencies he could have chosen, Richard Tice decided to stand as candidate in Anne Marie Waters's constituency. What does that tell you?
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  49. Confusing Slovakia and Hungary whilst being a (geo)political commentator... Also, these maps show rather unreliable data. Please share sources and sample sizes.
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  50. It was about people reading far too much into the EU as having any influence on people's daily lives. It now turns out it had none.
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  51.  @GromDarkwater  I'm not pro EU, I just think it's not what it's cranked up to be. Is Italy any less Italian because it's in the EU? No. Is Britain more British now that it's out of the EU? Oh, hang on...
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  52.  @GromDarkwater  does it bother you that some eu level committee decides on the wattage of light bulbs? Do you think it makes a difference to people's daily lives? You've been murdoched.
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  53.  @GromDarkwater  well give me some better examples then. Both Poland and Hungary have passed national laws which the EU complained about and tried to fine them for those laws. Poland and Hungary went: get lost we're not paying. And that was that. Neither country signed the Marrakech pact, unlike Britain oops.
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  54.  @GromDarkwater  sorry but you're chatting bob I'm afraid. And as I've explained before, sovereignty is not an aim in itself especially when we have a political class in Britain determined to make the country a multicultural mess, the sort of thing you would never see in Italy. Then you might want to see what being European means in countries like Poland and Hungary.
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  55. What has changed?
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  56.  @networknomad5600  think about it again: 60% OF NON-VOTERS
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  57. The paradox of tolerance: a society tolerant of intolerant cultures becomes intolerant.
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  58.  @Angledtootsievids  in order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must retain the right to be intolerant of intolerance according to Karl Popper - I'm just reading from Wikipedia...
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  59.  @stevem4105  exactly, hence the paradox.
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  60.  @stevem4105  good point, therefore a tolerant society is untenable.
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  61.  @stevem4105  it's not a concept, it's an observable fact.
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  62. Rousseau's noble savage and the bigotry of low expectations.
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  63. The ones in Slough are better.
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  64. A book of nothing. A 50 pager would have saved a lot of paper. Don't tell me JoB's book lectures people on the environment.
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  65. On pointless Brexit supposedly not yet done, Tice says indignantly: "we haven't deregulated". Oh dear oh dear, he's just a Tory in disguise. Beware.
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  66. The French, Dutch and Germans would never dream of privatisation despite the EU advising them to adopt the British model... can you imagine...
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  67. What do you mean by taking us out of all EU laws precisely?
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  68. I think we'd have been much better off without Farage, who is a total fake.
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  69. This blm stuff as seen in Barbados and elsewhere looks like a gathering of under educated people with aggressive tendencies and an axe to grind. Keep on eye on them, they are potentially dangerous.
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  70. It's a disgrace that Robert Spencer and Pamela Geller are banned from entering the UK.
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  71. The general public listening to the scummy MSM are fools.
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  72. Swindon lot are a bunch of little slugs with no personality, just jealous we're better at everything!
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  73. Using the term fourth reich invalidates the point you are at pains to make.
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  74. Some care more about practical things affecting daily lives than abstract concepts such as self-determination or sovereignty. Well, that's fair enough.
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  75. @Zockblatt Shickleblender agreed but it's much more abstract when applied to a country or government...
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  76. ​ @thereluctantgearhead4544  you have J Derangement Syndrome.
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  77. Me
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  78. @sh.4409  a bit of a simple take. Aside from what the circles of powers get up to, please explain how it's benefitted you directly.
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  79.  @justiceiria869  I'm still waiting to hear the benefits we'll get from Global Britain, short term or long term.
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  80.  @justiceiria869  so far, facts prove otherwise, no matter how you are willing to delude yourself...
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  81. @justiceiria869  I'm sorry but the analogies don't work. Whether you like it or not, economies are highly interconnected. If we cut ourselves out of the EU single market, we'll get shafted by some other global players on the world stage. If you don't like intergovernmentalism, then why not leave Nato, the UN... I don't like the EU particularly, but I think Brexit was a foolish move. The UK has no influence over Europe now. It's fast becoming an isolated woke dystopia and a dumping ground for third worlders. Fk knows what this country will be like in 5-10 years. This is Farage's contribution to the UK. Keep deluding yourself.
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  82. @justiceiria869  no I don't, I'm all for it. But you are not thinking in practical terms. And you are straw manning my argument. You have to know how to take advantage of your partners, it's called realpolitik
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  83. @justiceiria869  I'm looking at how things are panning out now for the UK, and it was totally predictable. Whether in or out of the EU, the UK's political class decided decades ago to sell off all of the UK's industrial assets to the highest bidder. Energy, automotive, high-tech, you name it. Doing that is surrendering national sovereignty.
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  84.  @justiceiria869  precisely, they've been doing that for decades. Yet, you decided to put your trust in them.
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  85. @justiceiria869  .my previous answer was deleted. You'll have to explain to me how depriving yourself from accessing the EU single market helps the UK economy. Poland is the fastest growing economy. Do they think of leaving the EU? No.
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  86.  @justiceiria869  so why doesn't it want to leave the EU?
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  87. He is half British. His mother is white British.
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  88.  @seabreeze4559  bunch of guys outchavving each other
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  89. It was mostly about rich tories pre empting EU tax evasion laws.
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  90. Tom Harwood of GB news, the token right-wing commentator on the Question Time panel.... well, that's that really.
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  91. By fking everything up.
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  92. More brexit lies, not interesting.
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  93. There are no plotters, it's the result of virtue signalling, a narcissistic individualistic mindset, and a lack of spine... while Islamic zealots openly carry out djihad against the West, Black activists openly call for reparations from the West and double standards in criminal law, the UN openly condemns western countries when they push back against mass immigration, with China egging then on to do so. The West is too soft, and is full of people who are too self-centred and apathetic to care about any of this.
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  94. Same in Hartlepool where Richard Tice is standing against Anne Marie Waters...
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  95. Reform might be a step in the right direction, but it's difficult to gauge how genuine they are. Let's hope they're not another faux patriotic party with covert laissez faire disaster capitalist intentions. I think turning boats of illegals back is a weak policy. If Reform was serious about the issue, they would change domestic policies to ensure the UK is no longer an attractive destination for illegal migrants. Reform's continued focus on Brexit is also another red flag when you think that the only thing Brexit has achieved was to replace European migration with non-European migration.
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  96. The only thing Brexit has achieved to date is to replace European immigration with non-European immigration, and even more of it. It's hardly a W for Brexit, more of an L.
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  97. Afro-American culture, Afro-American politics, Afro-American ideology across the whole western world. It's just imperialism, isn't it?
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  98. All your comments are visible. You visibly hate Juice. I doubt you would have a rational explanation. You're trotting out conspiratorial BS.
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  99. ​ @jonathancristole6074 you're wrong, i keep reading nasty stuff about Juice. My comments critical of Is-lame get randomly deleted and YT has already suspended me twice.
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  100. @yhyh8990  what a silly take, brexit was never about reducing immigration. So, because you don't get what YOU want, you throw your toys out of the pram and refuse to vote. Then you moan... childish
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  101. @yhyh8990  you reason like a 14 year old. Brexit never explicitly about reducing immigration. You were conned. So because you're not happy with the way society is run, you prefer to forgo your right to vote, strange logic.
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  102.  @Anon1gh3  keyboard warrior take. Don't vote then, and get Abdool as your MP.
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  103. @Anon1gh3  you sound like a key board wa rrior. Don't vote then, but don't complain when Mo becomes your MP.
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  104.  @Anon1gh3  my reply to you above. Don't know if it's still up.
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  105. Sovereignty to bring in thousands of third worlders and become an Islamic country in a few decades time? Sovereignty is not an aim in itself. The EU was never a threat to Britain's existence, it's the British political class who have always been.
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  106.  @baldieman64  1. the EU doesn't grant citizenship; 2. Member states can refuse to take their share of migrants and some have done so; 3. The UK will happily take in more third worlders without the EU having to intervene, this is what we are witnessing now.
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  107.  @mobbs6426  from my experience, multiculti inclusivity has been a British obsession rather than a EU one. Other countries have no problems being part of the EU and doing as they please, like Poland and Hungary. So that's where the whole brexiter sovereignty argument fails. Sorting out British politics should always have been the priority. The EU is irrelevant in all this but dishonest British politicians used it as a scapegoat. Now we are out of the EU and the same problems still persist, and have even become worse. This two party system has become totally undemocratic.
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  108.  @mobbs6426  the mainstream media still call the shots, make and break politicians. Most people still get their news from the mainstream media or are apathetic and asleep. There's a lot of complacency between labcon and the msm. Even GB news hardly gives any air time to the pro-Britain parties. As long as that goes on, I'm afraid the next election is a foregone conclusion. We'd need someone like a zemmour to shake things up. Maybe Douglas Murray?
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  109.  @mobbs6426  at this point party politics is becoming ineffectual. Just need a few guys known to the public who speak honestly, who are no longer afraid to say what they see and who are ready to take on the labcon-msm machine. Things will then turn very quickly. Zemmour went from journalist to politician because he realised that commenting on the sidelines hoping politicians would take notice achieves nothing.
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  110. It's all state run, they wouldn't have it otherwise despite the EU advising them to adopt the British model of privatisation.
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  111. Brexit was pointless to begin with, and now it's detrimental to Britain. Highest levels of non-European immigration, legal and illegal, into the UK since 2019. Forget Farage.
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  112.  @Sage521  Kalergi was half Japanese you halfwit. And he didn't hatch a plan, he wrote some vague crap about how he hoped that one day people would all be mixed race like him because he must have felt a bit lonely and had identity issues of his own back in the day.
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  113.  @Sage521  I'd question your own rationalisation. Even the other half was not what you think.
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  114. Farage is a fake and plays politics to line his own pockets. Islamisation is not a big deal to him because he has no personal financial interests at stake.
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  115. It's a bit sad if that retired policeman had to remain unidentifiable for fear of repercussions from the woke police in the first place.
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  116. ​@keithchamp you have Z Derangement Syndrome
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  117. Brexit is pointless. It's laughable that this guy is now blaming the Tories for supposedly not implementing brexit. Just lies, dreadful.
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  118. As if brexit was to curb immigration...
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  119.  @mrelba9176  who ever said that all black people are bad?? That's your own perception.
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  120.  @mrelba9176  I don't understand. I don't think Carl and Callum are openly racist. If they sometimes generalise about issues that are prevalent in the African and Caribbean communities, this does not equate to racism. You need generalisation to understand society. On a side note, I find that organisations like BLM who purport to fight racism against blacks are doing a huge disservice to black people who deserve better organisations to represent them.
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  121.  @mrelba9176  stereotyping is not quite the same as generalising. Everyone is bigoted to some extent, I've also been on the receiving end of it and it's always unpleasant. It does impact people's quality of life and confidence. Unfortunately, there will always be idiots like that, and you will find racists are everywhere. Not much can be done about it. I've lived in other countries and I know that bigotry and racism are worse abroad than in the UK. Personally, I think BLM are bad news. They have damaged so-called "race relations" by defending criminals, promoting toxic CRT, and by a vindictive approach generally. BLM seems happy to revive certain stereotypes.
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  122. Brexit was only to de-Europeanise Britain and make it a 'global' economic zone. You were fooled by it.
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  123.  @SeanSmith-f3t  silly question, I've just explained what Brexit was about: de-Europeanising Britain.
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  124. @seansmith445  for the tory boys, it was mostly to avoid the 6th EU anti money laundering directive, and for the sunaks and patels, it was to facilitate mass migration from India and other ex-commonwealth countries. I think so far their plans have been working a treat! Only the ordinary white British brexiters were gaslit to vote against their own interests and in favour of the interests of tory disaster capitalists and third worlders (as usual).
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  125. @seansmith445  Well, it was the ultra tories who pushed for brexit, I include the likes of rees mogg, farage and Aaron banks among them. It doesn't mean I'm pro labour, I'm certainly not. Brexit helped to facilitate third-world immigration, and that's now factually correct.
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  126. He's half English through his mother.
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  127. Just tell non-voters to go and vote instead of moaning at home and whining that all is lost
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  128. You solve the problem by changing laws on access to welfare, right of above, and citizenship, not by sending the Navy to patrol the Channel. That's just childish.
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  129. I have my suspicions about Reform. The UK establishment is so woke, yet they have accepted Reform in their tent, which is fishy. Tice believes in nothing and just gives off soundbites. The whole of Europe doesn't understand how brexit is benefitting the UK because it's been about replacing Poles with Pakistanis...
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  130. Playing the game meaning operating within a leftist Overton window. What's the point of winning an election in such a case?
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  131. Yes pragmatic voting decision over abstract concepts.
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  132.  @annatardlordofderps9181  liberalism is like a 'gentlemen only' club. It has no universal or civilisational aim. That's a perversion of it by socialists, aka liberal socialism.
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  133. ​ @Kervath what does that mean? Why do you even lump Jews and Muslims together???
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  134. ​ @acolddarkgentlebruh8205 why?
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  135. Fearing being called 'far-right' by lefties, you end up compromising your positions for no good reason, and then you become the 'fake right,'.
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  136. There's also the stereotype of people who prejudge others based on stereotypes.
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  137. Imagine that Commonwealth citizens, technically foreign nationals, can vote in the UK...
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  138.  @HaggisMuncher-y2u  because it makes a mockery of the notion of 'national sovereignty'.
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  139. People on this forum, do whatever you want but please, please do not vote Labour or "Conservative" (registered trademark).
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