Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "FARAGE: Trump is Furious With UK" video.

 @RedSquirrelsReturn And yet people voted anyway and accepted the process...
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@clangerbasher Given these politicians are supposed to be "the best" out of what we've got - goes to show how poor a people we are. Seeing how people still vote and get the same poor results.
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@clangerbasher Are you actually surprised? People rather choose strangers to "represent them" instead of doing it themselves and it's surprising that opportunists take advantage?
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Just like mommy and those before her - he'll do nothing.
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@jamess6961 Of course he is - he's doing exactly what the establishment are telling him to do, as they would for anyone else in his position.
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@clangerbasher It's simpler than that - people choose to do it because it's easier. They'd sooner live with the illusion of freedom than actually take responsibility for it - then when the illusion breaks, they're the first to whinge. And I have absolutely no patience for these folk.
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@daniellejackson-xu7ei For as long as Starmer is doing the will of the establishment, yes. Charlie's in bed with them too of course.
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@clangerbasher Only to complain where they're lead to when it's too late.
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@khattlambert2312 Yes I am. And denial is the most predictable reaction to culpability and fact - but rest assured, the last election was yet another round of peddling the illusion of freedom and given the further subversion of each generation, the establishment has grown quite efficient at it.
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So WHY do you all go voting!?
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I trust you didn't vote - cause if you did, then regardless of your sentiments: they do. Its all in the contract you signed with a tick.
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@jendrizzyy Semantics. So you still voted - so tell me, in doing so you agreed to the process - in that had the majority of the nation voted your way, you'd have expected those who lost to stand in line and support your government with their consent via said system?
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@ianrose56 And same question again as I put to @jendrizzyy
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Replaced with yet another puppet of establishment... when will you people learn - YOU. CAN. NOT. WIN. THROUGH. THE. SYSTEM.
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The voting people are just as culpable: how else did the establishment's puppets get in power in the first place.
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@clangerbasher Because the people en mass are incompetent and flawed. They'd sooner elect complete strangers to have full control over their lives, then actually do the work themselves. Is it then surprising that opportunists get in only to cover their own back and the establishment which is behind the whole thing, strives to keep things that way.
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@clangerbasher Is it surprising to imagine it's because the masses are incompetent and flawed, in that they'd sooner empower complete strangers with power over their lives than do the job themselves.
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@clangerbasher And then they complain about where they end up. Hence I have very little patience for the majority of the human race, puppeted fools.
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@clangerbasher Oh of course. Minor problem - the majority are subverted into believing they do; they've never been self reliant in their lives and those running things know it.
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@nancyrobertson8661 Take it up with those who voted in general - they further facilitated his getting in via consenting to the process, even though they lost.
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@khattlambert2312 And you honestly think Reform or any other would have done any different... there's being adorably naive and there's being sickeningly gullible. But it doesn't matter - the rule is majority rule out of the seats; that's what you signed in agreement of. Your MP may have won their seat, but still lost out on power - not that it would matter if they did win - their party's loyalty is the same as any other viable one.
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@lorraineaspen3729 Only those who didn't vote at all have any right to complain as they're the ones who didn't agree to the terms and thus also didn't sign what's been since the system has been in place, a proverbial blank cheque.
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@lorraineaspen3729 And those who didn't vote are the only one who retain their right to object as they're not the ones who signed what's basically a blank cheque.
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@jamess6961 You said only he is; nothing about anyone else in his position.
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