Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1.  @NotEvenDeathCanSaveU  Well then, how do you plan to go to extinction? Cowardly compliance or outright defiance?
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  2.  @johnsmithers8913  No, their role is to make sure the laws make sense and everything runs smoothly because of it. Their role is to obey the orders of the voter, not to originate them. By acting as they are, they have become the very tyrants they claim to stand in defiance of.
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  3.  @Stand663  Any Brits that did take part were far and few - but you're correct. Slavery was abolished in England back in 1102 - long before anywhere else in the world and throughout the time of the Empire, it was illegal.
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  4. It was amusing watching the MP in Birmingham squirm when she had to juggle between Gay Rights being taught in Schools and Muslims not wanting it taught to their kids. Wasn't too long ago from what I recall...
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  5.  @scaryfakevirus  Sounds like an abused partner constantly going back when they should leave "Things will be different this time, I know it!" It's frustrating when you see the whole thing for how it is, isn't it. And it makes you despair because you're stuck wondering - WHY isn't anyone paying attention to this?!
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  6. It's all done for the one elephant in the room - sterilisation. Cause what happens once the op is done? Natural reproduction becomes impossible.
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  7.  @BillSikes.  Then explain the karma of an unborn child who is aborted when their only "misdeed" is that they were born. If Karma existed then bad things would never happen to innocent people.
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  8. Maybe if we stopped voting them in...
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  9.  @christinerussell113  And yet they've been enabled by the very motions of the ones you claim just want to "Live in peace" you enable one, you make way for all to want enabling - and it gets worse and more depraved the further along it goes.
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  10.  @RillUK  I certainly have researched it and frankly his views and theirs aren't too diverse.
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  11.  @thomasrobert4654  Are you serious? The cough a few years ago ought to be a reminder of just how much the masses aren't going to act. They just rolled up their sleeves, covered their faces and complied.
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  12. I trust you didn't vote then, cause if you did then you accepted the process and regardless of whether you like or hate him - you still conceded to the possibility he would get in.
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  13. If you believe it won't spread then my friend, you need to wake up and quick.
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  14.  @homebusiness8166  If you believe there's a difference between the parties then you're the one still sleeping.
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  15.  @simondjangothe4349  No, soiling the paper still counts as signing the contract of consent.
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  16. It's all to do with the debt... the pound is worthless today without it and more people mean more debt to pass on. This is what you get when currency isn't based on physical collateral.
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  17.  @fanfeck2844  No more ridiculous than someone who complains about the system and whines about change yet submits to it by voting in the very same establishment regardless of choice 😧
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  18.  @fanfeck2844  On the contrary it's those who DO vote that need to stop whining because they're the ones who accept the outcome and the matters that are put through in their name. There's only one establishment in this status quo - doesn't matter who chooses to stand for election the same establishment gets in all the same. And you're utterly oblivious if you can't see that.
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  19.  @fanfeck2844  And you're complaining only to support what you're complaining about. Hopelessly oblivious and fixated; what people should be doing, most like yourself won't do.
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  20.  @bigturboxr3i  Indeed; what is it they're trying to obliterate as they carry about their deranged philosophy and why as this world descends further into madness and misery are they appearing to thrive? Things in this world I learned at a young age are not what they seem. Our "Betters" as they'd get off on saying, are no exception. sigh Eddie Barzoon.
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  21. Or as I liked to call it - an IQ test. One of which the majority has failed miserably.
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  22. As they say "The more things change, the more things stay the same"
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  23.  @TJspaceman  How so?
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  24.  @Uduwerage  Well first of all, I'm laughing because I often find it SO entertaining when people point the finger and scream "BIGOT!!!" and yet they themselves can't accept that just maybe, someone else just happens to house a completely different opinion to the same matter. Second of all and more relevant to - To be English, Irish, Scot or Welsh; that you have to be born and you simply can't just become that. The criteria for being a Brit? Well British is a political term rather then a national one - anyone can become one and all that simply takes is integration into the culture: rather then waltzing into the country and not only expecting, but rather now demanding to be accommodated for on their grounds of social expectation. Put quite simply - you want to be a Brit then first start learning to BEHAVE like a Brit: no more of this "multicultural" nonsense. And I say the same of Brits who go elsewhere, before you start the argument of how many act in places like Benidorm - I consider them no better then those coming in. Oh and think I'm being too rigid? Think that every culture can be appeased? Every viewpoint satisfied at once? Well then answer me this - a Vegan and an obligate meat eater sit down at a table and they can only eat the same meal as one another: what are you going to feed them? If you can't answer that without contradicting the idea that "Diversity and Inclusivity" can coincide perfectly with "Equality" - then drop the moral posturing in your idea of others being bigoted, simply because you choose to believe the bs and can't even practice what you preach.
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  25.  @englishciderlover7347  Wishful thinking - the only thing assured by parties is that they'll play their part telling folk what they want to hear across the spectrum, simply to gull them into taking part and thus legitimise those who really run things.
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  26.  @davidhull2060  Yeah I've known countless not even know what dial up is, let alone remember a time when to make a phone call, one would typically use a phone booth on a street corner.
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  27. History clearly is not written by the right, but by the winners; whi clearly are not always right. This lunacy is proof of that.
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  28.  @neuralwarp  The people are at the moment the reason why we're in this mess; constantly objecting and complaining about the actions of the state and yet keeping electing people to enable the state.
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  29. @Goat-8080 And give that one five years tops - they'll have that one legalised... and the thought revolts me.
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  30.  @geoffwright9570  Wake up mate; the idea of equality is just a dream.
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  31.  @gilessteve  Don't be so sure. If it can be made by one, it can be exploited, changed or destroyed by another.
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  32.  @bluegoose777  Given how doublespeak and revisionism are two aspects the status quo utilises today as they did then and before - his observation of the vehicle was well noted and well founded. Another wrote how democracy is always a day away from dictatorship and I personally say that the greatest trick a dictator can play is convincing those who they own that their only choices are within the system that keeps them. And people for it, either out of subversion or the fear of just having to do things themselves: they'd sooner live under the illusion of democratic liberty than to live in actual liberty. And then people wonder why things don't change regardless of who wins in democracy. It's a huge red herring and no one wants to admit it.
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  33.  @RillUK  If we're not already.
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  34.  @bluegoose777  The nature of liberty is responsibility for the decisions made for ones own actions and the accountability for them and that's what people balk at generally. If the status quo fell tomorrow, most have become so dependent on it that they wouldn't be able to keep going. And that is where it will ultimately end - the snag with progressvisim is that it must always keep going in one direction and not contradict it's own narrative. But that becomes harder and outright impossible to devise and even more so to enforce and then it winds up redacting on previous issues rendering the narrative pointless and it's own virtues null and void. Tolerance and apathy are the final gasps in a dying society and that's where we're headed; with people either blinded by the system or so desperately dependent that they'll fight to defend it.
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  35.  @watch-Dominion-2018  well if you want to be pedantic about it - originally they weren't talking to you either. Go figure.
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  36.  @watch-Dominion-2018  Seeing as I'm English - not identifying as British since the Irish, Scots and Welsh of whom I'm also descended, do not either; that would be MY language to which you refer.
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  37. Then you'll be disappointed even if they got in. No matter the party, they're sat down and given a choice between compliance with the agenda of those who really run things, or the bankrupt insolvency of the state. To which they'll be named and blamed.
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  38. Traded for another set of buffoons who will prove themselves just as inept or co-operative with the establishment... Seriously why can't people understand the whole thing is a farce??
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  39.  @Xenophon1  And that'll change things... how?
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  40.  @macclift9956  we have.
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  41.  @alaninsoflo  Hence it's easier to fool than it is to convince someone they have been.
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  42.  @Aegmog  I played no part. You however ticked the box and consented to the process - so Labour got in through YOUR part. Well done, faithful puppet.
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  43. Idris, stick to your films.
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  44.  @simondjangothe4349  Don't participate, refuse the system and not play the rigged game that entraps rather then empowers. I choose no-one to represent me other than myself.
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  45.  @DuruttiVisca  Don't be so blind.
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  46.  @fanfeck2844  You really are oblivious.
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  47.  @fanfeck2844  😧 Hopeless.
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  48.  @johnnyhall7065  By everyone rejecting the establishment it controls.
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  49. Unfortunately women demanded "equality" so they got "equality" and now they're expected to go along with it since these lot are basically using their argument. And naturally they don't like it. So are they going to denounce that "equality" now?
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  50.  @jrosam9569  Followed up by further news of how he's toeing the line like all those before him - because he doesn't want to be the one to be blamed for when the state is forced into insolvent bankruptcy.
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