I’m an Brazilian gay immigrant, being asssulted twice in london by Islamic migrants , need to move couple of times for my Safety, I can’t vote yet , but my partner voted reform , we can see what going on , and will not be good for the community !
As a gay guy who from London, born to immigrant parents and just turned 20, I'm voting for Reform UK too! Seeing someone else with the same views made me feel so validated. Most of my friends are voting Labour and think I'm terrible for supporting Reform. I wasn't even parading my political leaning; they asked, and now they think I'm contributing to the country's demise. There are too many "woke" people in my friend group, and it shows they are conditional friends. I even avoid talking about politics to prevent clashes and just enjoy the friendship aspect.
I’m not a Reform or Conservative supporter but I don’t think there is anything particularly virtuous about your friends voting Labour either! One of the problems I have with wishy washy liberal/ lefty/ woke types is that they are arrogantly deluded in thinking they are full of moral virtue with their politics and anyone that doesn’t agree with them is some kind of immoral bigot.
42 year old gay man here in Greater Manchester. I agree with you 100% ❤ We are importing young men with radically different values who despise gay people and women. I'm so scared about the future. My gay friends in Paris are voting Marine for similar reasons. Initially, I was very shocked but they explained that they don't feel safe because of Arab men in their neighbourhoods and no longer hold hands anymore.
@@JackxJewell the situation back home in Ireland is equally worrying - in time to come, all of us gays will be blamed for this by all sides and there will be a serious backlash against all gay people in every western country globally
French gay man here. It’s the first time I’m voting RN. The left is becoming extremely dangerous for the gays and they don’t care. The Muslims represent a large voting pool (if that make sense…)
These are valid points however Britain will never become an Islamic state in your life time…..your 42. You have more change of seeing the right wing get into power and take away gay rights before you see Britain become an Islamic state.
I will be voting for reform also, I was undecided for the last few weeks but it feels increasingly like a no brainer at this point. I've lost all faith in the conservative party after all the inner party corruption that has been exposed (and them having zero conservative values). The idea of voting for Kier Starmer was never an option since I dont want to live in a woke country like how Canada has gone. It feels good to see other gay people being open about supporting reform and definately makes me more secure in my choice so thank you! 🙌🏼
Gay Londoner here and also voting reform. Don’t really care what people have to say about me, I’m proud to admit it’s who I’m voting for. Main reason being that there’s a legal way to enter the country and it’s no longer feeling all that safe with the influx of people coming here on small boats. I could moan about my other reasons all day but I won’t rant here. I know a few others in south london living near me that are also of the same mindset. So there’s quite a few more of us than you think. It’s just not discussed openly. My grindr name is currently “Vote Reform”
38:34 that murdered trans teenager was not murdered because he was trans . The murdered originally wanted to murder someone else and then just switched victims . They were obsessed with horror movies
I thought the same but didn't the one of them say something along the lines of "I wanna see if they scream like a boy or a girl". They would have murdered anyway, but it sounds like it was at least some of their motivation for choosing Briana as the victim.
@@ianclose123 they did say that but they also used his preferred pronouns. And , beyond that one idle speculation, didn’t talk about him being trans or a freak or even unpopular
@@umwha fair enough. I'm into my true crime and have watched few videos on the case and, thinking back, those videos didn't focus on the trans element either. It was only the people like Owen Jones and certain politicians who seemed to want to go down that route.
Gay man, Portuguese expat, now a naturalised Briton. Had to move to Bradford because of work and COVID, and was mistaken for a Jew/Israeli by many of the Islamists there. I can't even begin to describe the messed-up experiences I had, and now, recently, with the whole Queers for Palestine movement... suffice it to say, it turned me into a Reform voter.
Thing is, I'm not sure we are former lefties. Don't you think the fact that the left have shifted so far left that, to not be far left... you're right. Does that make any sense? 😅
The celebs keep talking about pregnant and elderly women yet the boats are a huge majority of men in groups 😂are they this removed from reality that they dont even bother watching clips of illegal boats coming in. Ignorance is definitely bliss but only for the rich in this case
They think we wont notice, they think we are stupid and treat us such, because the stupid people hang on celebrities every word so they they know they can manipulate the gullible people. Just like advertising, get Taylor swift to advertise eating Haggis and all the kids will want to eat it
Exactly, I was also wondering about all these wheelchair users and women that they listed off who are supposedly coming across the Channel. Must have been hidden in amongst all the young men (who didn't get a mention, shame on you celebs, that's not very inclusive tsk tsk). Actors doing what they do best, reading other peoples words out loud without engaging brain 🙄 The view must be nice from their ivory towers. 🤦♀🤦♀
They want us to think that’s the case. They know people who idolise them don’t check for facts, they just do what the celebs tell them. That’s why they’re all telling gen z to vote for Biden coz they know the will listen to them. Like before when they said they’d leave the US if Trump got in expecting everyone to say “no please stay, we won’t vote for him”
I can relate to the feeling of "just how much have I bought into without question?" After realizing how one sided and parroting my thinking was on the whole gender/sex debate. It's really scary actually. And I agree with you that remaining sceptical and truly looking into things is surely a good thing. As long as you truly do question yourself and why you think the things you do are true. Inspirational!
And yeah it's really odd that politicians aren't like: "were gonna push for every establishment having a third alternative to male/female bathrooms (which will remain sex based) as far as practical". Like, is that really that bad? I think it's a good solution. Trans woman Alexis Blake Said that her work place converted the handicapped toilet to an "all gender" bathroom and that seems to have worked good. Like why isn't "were gonna make sure trans women are also safe" enough? Why is "trans women are literally women, educate yourself" the line?
In only a couple of days you have become my favorite channel on youtube. Thank you so much for your thought-provoking and amazing content! Looking forward to binging all podcast episodes lol
i am gay as well and i live on uruguay and let me tell you 99% of all the gays here are extreme communists because they believe their rights come from the left. i support you and i loved your curly hair lol. but in reality yes vote something where EVERYONE can live not just the demented woke extrele leftists wants to live in. i do and i am exiled from the LGBT community but i dont care. i prefer to be free minded and see reality VS beeing in a woke political cult where the leader says "orange is the new blue" and everyone wears orange screaming at the top of their lungs "i love my new blue clothes" not to mention the extreme left has become neonazis here and support gaza and the genocide of jews... not a lovely place to live in.
Omg Jack, thank you so much for this post! So interesting and I agree on everything you mention. I have felt inhibited as a gay man in this crazy woke world, desperate for some common sense to prevail in our country’s politics and culture. Thanks again and keep up your excellent work. X
A few years ago I was very much centre left and during the Trump era I watched via tv and social media what was going on in the US and could not for the life of me understand how any decent person could vote Republican and that they were all basically racist. Now I see things very differently and wonder about how manipulated/brainwashed we are by the media. I am seeing now that same smugness in the British mainstream political commentators (that I used to like) and the feeling from them is that that anyone that doesn't have these "progressive" views is just dispicable or as Hillary Clinton said "deplorable". The use of the term Far Right is used with abandon to make people feel shameful I think but the so-called political elites are ignoring the valid concerns of ordinary people. We'll see what happens with this next parliament. Labour are pretty much assured of a win, they should have a big enough majority the to push through anything they wish once they are in power so they better prove themselves. If they fail, come the following election Reform may well be the front runner then. I suppose we will all be watching how things are are going in Europe.
I echo your sentiments. Not that long ago, I began to question the political scene, etc. - I would have called myself 'woke' or left leaning. I began to form a much more nuanced perspective.
I’m a woman of color and I’m a right leaning conservative in the USA. I’ve never seen such political turmoil in this nation-we’re quite divided. Illegal immigration is a major issue at the Southern border right now and I think that most people who are even moderate are sick of it! I’ll be praying for the election in the UK. Oh and BBC did Nigel Farage dirty! Shame on them!
Well thought out comments. I hope the replies are polite and if they challenge you they come with facts and arguments, not just rude comments. Best wishes to you.
Jack, congratulations on reaching 5K! You'll get to 100K in no time. I just saw Zia Yusuf's terrific pro-Reform speech on UA-cam - hard to call that guy a "racist," lol. I wish we Americans had a political system where a new party could pop up and have any serious effect. AND a six week campaign season, wow, I've always been jealous of that!
@@macaroon666 I'm not blind and I have listened to all the debates and cases from each party and reform is who I agree with most. If you want to debate then that's fine and what democracy is all about. Simply saying 'blind leading the blind' doesn't really mean anything.
@@jamielyons4961 it does mean something. it means a person saying they flipped from tory to reform to support a totally misled person claiming reform are a party worth voting for is a blind person leading another blind person. I think the chances of you having watched all the debates are about as likely as the person who made this video being honest and truthful about their intentions to vote reform. Democracy is about freedom to vote however you like, and it's also freedom for me to express how I feel you're wrong. Any ex-tory with half a brain cell would use that vote in a way that would benefit somebody other than the politicians who know they're going to lose, who are cashing in on rich idiots funding the party and ad revenue from social media outlets like tiktok.
@@macaroon666 I don't think you made any good points there. I would still rather have the tories than labour by a mile, and if I thought the tories were going to win I'd probably vote for them again. However, as they aren't going to, and Reform have a manifesto and ideas which I believe is the best out of all of them. So based on the fact that Reform are my preferred choice anyway, and there's no point in tactically voting tory just to keep labour out, I am voting who I actually want to vote for. I have watched all the debates, and the person who made this video has made it clear he's voting reform so I'm not sure why you think either if those things aren't true. Yes I am voting for who I like. Well everyone apart from Labour probably knows they are going to lose. So based on that logic are you saying I have to vote labour? Well I don't want to vote labour as you've correctly stated this is a democracy. At this point Reform are polling as high as most of the other potential oppositions (give or take a few points depending on the poll) so I would argue it's as good as voting for anyone else. Nigel Farage earned more money on his radio show than he is campaigning so I don't believe it's about money. And sure, a lot of reform candidates have a bit of money behind then but the same could be said about a lot of MPs in other parties. Funny story, one of my friend's relatives owned thousands of properties and he was a Liberal Democrat MP. He was a billionnaire. Aren't they meant to be quite left wing and anti landlord? 😁 Tiktok is a great way to reach potential voters and they're clearly running the best social media campaign so fair play to them.
@@jamielyons4961 They say the definition of madness is to the do the same thing and expect different results. You are clearly ignoring the rats running off the ship and staying on board. And in a democracy that's fine. But thankfully most of the rats are running in the right direction. Nigel Farage is a cunt, he would rather lose the seat he's gone for so he can stay in the US spending the money people donated to his various parties, and paid for tickets for his lectures. But that's your money, not mine. I think your political position is to be a contrarian, you know labour will win, but you still need to slag somebody off, so you pick the most ridiculous fringe party that happens to be popular on the dregs of social media.
You highlighted a point in your economy discussion that also was very important in my move from the left to right, and why I prioritize the economy over my sexuality. I grew up in poverty and thought I would never get out of it. As I was entering adulthood, I realized how much I did not want to live in poverty anymore and clawed myself out of it like my life depended on it (because it did). As a middle-class adult now, I realize how important it was for me to not have given up and have the resiliency to push through temptation and exhaustion to accomplish what I needed to for my own self preservation. The right is significantly better at making people realize that they're not victims that need constant rescuing but that they're capable to rescue themselves out of anything life is going to throw their way. And the right is unafraid to say that life is supposed to be hard, which is a tough love reality check that many are desperate to not accept. It is mentally healthier to build that sense of resiliency in yourself, which can be hard when the opposite political spectrum is essentially affirming your victimhood and waving benefits at you so you can just give up. I myself was tempted many times. And it doesn't help that the left often shames people for being too productive, for not acknowledging their unrelated identity privileges and oppression points, and especially for being grateful for capitalism or the country they live in. That last one is especially heterodox in every leftist circle I was formerly a part of. Good luck!
Great story! And yes, I have known many lefties that sneer at people with corporate jobs, working long hours to support their families or to afford to go on holiday etc. tough love helps!
Awesome video, I appreciate your point about looking at both sides. That is the ONLY way to be a true critical thinker. Im American and I feel for our friends across the pond and wish you the best!! LASTLY- All those people/politicians who cant/wont answer a straightforward question....ARE GIVING YOU THEIR ANSWER LOUD AND CLEAR...and it doesnt make any difference if its due to fear or monetary gain.
Immigrant and child of immigrant in London and I agree. We all know the main parties are basically the same and not tackling the issues we care about... I'm tired of the silly racism argument especially given my background...
Jack Jewell, I'm struggling to understand how you can support a party like Reform UK. It feels like it's less of a political party and more of a business venture, given its focus on divisive rhetoric and its stance on issues concerning the LGBTQ+ community. You say you're part of it, but it's troubling that the party seems to have a platform that opposes the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. They appear to be intent on rolling back the progress we've made, undermining protections and rights that are crucial to our community. It's disheartening to see a political group that doesn’t align with the values of inclusivity and equality. The LGBTQ+ community has fought hard for recognition and rights, and it feels like a betrayal when a party, supposedly representing broader interests, works against those very rights. Supporting a party that seeks to dismantle these protections is not just a political stance-it's a direct threat to the hard-won progress and the well-being of countless individuals. Moreover, the situation is exacerbated by their stance on refugees. Reform UK's approach towards refugees seems equally troubling. Their policies appear to focus more on exclusion and restriction rather than compassion and support. In a time when global crises are driving people to seek safety and a better life, the need for a humane and empathetic response is greater than ever. A party that advocates for stringent and hostile measures against refugees not only fails to address the real issues but also contributes to a climate of fear and division. It’s crucial that we support parties and policies that uphold human rights for all, including the LGBTQ+ community and refugees. We need to ensure that our votes reflect our values of compassion, equality, and justice. The choices we make in elections have far-reaching impacts, and supporting a party that undermines these principles is a step backward for everyone who values human dignity and inclusivity.
Thank you for your comment :). Allow me to address - I agree with the business venture comment. However, I feel a lot of that is due to the short period they've had to campaign so had to try and make a splash. The reason I support them is not because I think they are perfect or have every solution. It is because they are the only party calling out the things I most care about and what I feel our country needs to prosper and our citizens to have a higher quality of life. - LGBTQ: Framing their stance in reference to 'LGBTQ' already makes no sense. What stances have they taken towards gay people? I have read their contract and do not see any of my rights being threatened. This is something people say without even referring to anything Reform have said. Homophobia is just assumed. David Bull was the previous co-deputy lead of Reform until a couple months ago - and he is a gay man. Nigel Farage has said time and time again he doesn't care what or who you are - he judges people as individuals. This is very much a value of mine. And if you are referring to the banning of gender ideology in schools and teaching kids about trans/gender identity. I am in full favour of this. I am vehemently against confusing young distressed kids that they may be in the wrong body (often gay kids) and setting them on a path of sterility, mutilation, and lifelong healthcare patients when they need mental health support. - Immigration: I really do hear you in regards to refugees. But how far can we go? I don't know how much you've looked into immigration numbers but we are essentially dealing with a complete experiment never before seen in history in terms of how we have put mass migration on steroids. Not to mention the vast number of illegal migrants arriving on our shores every day, most of whom get to stay. It costs £8M of our tax a day just to house them in hotels, not to mention the social housing after. People pretend they are all families fleeing persecution. The vast majority are single young men who have paid a smuggler £1000s to bring them from France. Whether illegal or legal, the naive expect we can welcome millions of people from 3rd world countries who couldn't have further values from our own and these people will just integrate into liberal society. Why does ReformUK get brandished as villainous when the same people who say that are happy to open our borders to unchecked numbers of men who treat women as second class citizens, believe homosexuality should be criminalised, and who do not respect law and order? I don't know how much you've looked into this issue, but the belief that every 'refugee' is automatically virtuous given the sheer number we are taking in is simply ignorant. People are blinded by empathy. I would consider how many young women have been raped and attacked because of the mass migration issue and see if they can be afforded any empathy in this equation. Apart from all that, the maths does not allow for us to take 700k+ net migration a year and somehow overcome our housing crisis, NHS crisis, and cost of living crisis. We need to build a home every 2 minutes just to cover the net migration, let alone all the British-born people who are in desperate need of help but forgotten about by the liberal elite. 2 places to understand more regarding my immigration stance: ua-cam.com/video/bFnHPp19hp4/v-deo.html www.youtube.com/@drmatthewgoodwin Thanks again :)
As a gay man who left london 10 years ago and now live back home in rural Cornwall , I will be voting reform as well, the seat here will go to labour and oust the currant Tory, we have to start somewhere! Great video mr
Great video! 💎💎💎 Two points: 1) very easy to go after keir starmer. He has never protected women and girls. In fact, when he was the head of the cps, he did the opposite of what he claimed to have done. He claims he did his utmost to protect women and girls. No. He point blank refused to prosecute the rape gangs. All the gangs of men mostly of Pakistani origin who were raping white working class girls all across the uk, hundreds of thousands of girls, keir refused to prosecute any of them. 2) please stop saying queer to mean lgbt. Queer does not mean lgbt. At all. Especially younger gays have been told it means lgbt. You are being lied to. Most gays my age and older find the word queer quite upsetting. We were called queer when we were physically or sexually attacked in the street. Please stop using this word because it is upsetting, it validates homophobia and it re traumatises gay people who went through horrific things. One of my friends had HIV at 15 because she had been gang raped in an attack. This was just one attack she went through. All of us went through this and we were called queer throughout. So please stop saying queer to mean gay or lgbt. Queer theory is full of paedophilia. Queer today is about pulling down the social norms. The norms between children and adults is a biggie for queer theory. A key queer theorist Foucault was a sexual sadist who raped young boys. Gayle Rubin who wrote one of the first queer theory papers, Thinking Sex, promoted paedophilia in this paper. Little Miss Hot Mess and Harper Keenan wrote a paper called The Pedagogy of Drag and that was all about encouraging kids to leave their parents and find a “glitter family” - older lgbt who would “love” them. And it goes on and on. Queer is about paedophilia, bestiality, necrophilia and everything we would never want to be associated with. But these are the things that homophobic people always said we were into. By calling lgbt queer, you are reinforcing the homophobic stereotype that lgbt are into kids, animals and more. Please stop saying queer to mean lgbt. Apart from that, I loved the video, I like your insights as you are from a different generation to me, you have gone on a journey, you are bringing insights from where you were before and I think that is so valuable. There is such a disconnect between different groups now and having people like you who are open to changing their mind, coming from a different “group” - one that does operate like a hive mind these days and didn’t back in the past. We used to actually like each other in the past when gay folk were accepting and tolerant - you come from that other group and so hearing what you have to bring to the table is what we need. Thank you. Keep shining 💎💎💎
I'm 57yr old now ex-labour voter. Loonie left left me. if we have a candidate in Dorset I'll be joining you. if i tell my southern 'friends' they'd have a meltdown, especially the Londoners, but for once I'm in alignment with my older brothers up north. As MH professional I cannot and will not join the cult.
@@JackxJewell i don't regard reform as far right i think they are more old fashioned conservative. I'm surrounded by TUC and Labour everyday (they are one unit). they have smelt of the Khmer rouge for a while now. far left and right become the same thing in the end. my new optician went to the same high school as me in west Yorkshire, he told me he'd moved down becuase of the illegals and extremists and he's home schooling becuase of gender. he's voting reform. he's a 3rd generation Pakistani Muslim.
I would vote Reform UK, but I am American and voting for Trump. I knew of Nigel Farage more from his time on GB News (thanks to UA-cam). I truly feel he is what is best for the country of some of my ancestors. I am not a member of the "alphabet mafia" but I have a great love of those who are more measured because they aren't part of the crazies. People have different ideals, which is wonderful, but some ideals are harmful to others, especially children and women. I hope your country sees the change you are voting for!
I would vote Reform but sadly they aren’t standing in Sheffield. The choices I have besides the LibLabCons are the Green Party, TUSC, Workers Party of Britain (George Galloway’s party), the SDP and the Party of Women (Kellie-Jay Keen aka, Posie Parker’s party) 🥲
As a sheffielder too, there's a reason why Reform can't run here, because the population aren't as thick as you. Move to a crumbling seaside town with no jobs where parties like Reform and the Tories have a guaranteed seat if their policies are much better. Or just waste your vote on PoW or green.
The SDP are sound. I’m a member check them out, I think you’ll like what you find though you can’t go wrong with KJK. There is no SDP candidate where I am so Farage gets my vote. I’m happy to call myself a Reformer. Best wishes x
I can agree with your position about pride becoming more of a mess every year. It's disappointing that parts of the community are accepting of this behaviour and it paints us all in a bad light. As a trans woman I obviously feel more strongly about the middle portion of your video. I respect everyone is going to have an opinion on this, but it's a lived experience for me and it's extremely tiring listening to people talk about us in such a demeaning way. It's mostly the way people unashamedly say "male" and how no one that dislikes trans women in women's spaces will take a position that isn't either completely disregarding us, or expecting establishments to provide a third gender neutral space. The reality is that most likely it will never be mandated that these places exist, and we will always be forced into the position where we have to go in one of them or hold it, which isn't always possible. I don't often find myself going to public places for long, because I don't feel that it's possible to use the any gendered toilet anywhere without upsetting someone or putting myself at risk. Sometimes it feels impossible even as someone that's trans to take a position on this. On one hand I have some self respect and want to be able to be treated as a woman and use facilities like a normal person, on the other I don't want people to hate my guts and think I'm praying on women. Unfortunately this is just how it's going to be, until I die and my deadname is written on my grave. Such is life. To be clear, I don't hate any of the people in the comments here for thinking carefully about what party best meets their needs, as everyone is different. Personally I voted green. I can understand that many people would hate that. But as a trans person it's the only party I feel like I can vote for that remotely cares about us without spoiling my ballot.
Hilarious misunderstanding of cause and effect. NHS works poorly in UK because conservatives were contonuously gutting it tomake a show of how poor it works so that an alternative of US-like privatization looked better. If US didn't show the misery of avoiding going to the doctor because of fear of bancrupcy nothibg will I guess. Thing is no private firm will increase effectiveness because the goal of corporation is to make money, not give you the best service. For rerernce look upreserach of effectiveness of management of pivate and socialied healthcare in the world. And Reform UK has akready shown how its conpetulition model is the best with success of Brexit they were peddling
@@nathanliteroy9835 Look at literally ANY market based industry compared to a nationalized version. The problem is far deeper than political will, stemming from the economic calculation problem. Also, the US healthcare system is effectively fascist as opposed to socialist, with incredible degrees of industry protectionism, subsidies, and mandates; even still, it's competitive enough that you can get next day appointments with most doctors and even specialists and schedule surgeries within the month.
@@broark88 >even still, it's competitive enough that you can get next day appointments with most doctors and even specialists and schedule surgeries within the month. Yes, it you're upper middle class (which is small precentage-wise to begin with and is shrinking) or richer. The rest can't afford it, and everyone is one big illness away from medical bancrupcy. And newsflash, if you have money, you can buy yourself medical prcedure in any country, US is not unique in that regard. That mindset of "I'm a potential billionaire" is some kind of mental quirk just like an expecation that if you got into the past, you would be an aristocrat. You won't, you would be a peasant.
@@nathanliteroy9835 You're not wrong. The special interest serving state has created a lot of problems for regular people. Some of those problems are caused by alleged solutions to other problems, like how the ACA (Obamacare) massively drove up healthcare costs for the middle class in order to subsidize coverage for the minority who qualify.
New to your channel. Great video. Really nice that you state you are open to seeing both, or all, sides, not just blindly voting without considering the options and still being sceptical enough that you are always aware and open to what's going on. Very refreshing. 👍👍
Hello i am from the UK as well Bedfordshire, I am also for the Reform and for a few reasons. The first is the simple reason that i am not in favour of illegal immigration and open borders it's been done in Sweden and it didn't work if you look at Sweden and Germany it's pretty bad. also my future wife is from Kenya and and she come to this country in the legal process yet i have to worry about her safety when she wants to go to the shop or head to Piccadilly London (She Loves five guys that is why we go there sometimes) also it does not make sense that she jump through hoops and did everything right and is a carer (she is the best there is every one of the people she cares for says she is the best and she is always on the top of the requested list) but my point is it is not fair to allow these who come in illegally to be given special treatment while we expect these who come here the right way to act the right way the world is already unfair why make our society and the rules set up in such a way. The other reason is that the amount of violence i have seen from people who have come here illegally is insane and not something as a country we can maintain i am a mma coach and I see a lot of the issues in regard to violence and the number one culprit is always economic migrants who have been rejected by the home office for good reasons. I am also voted reform because the other parties struck me as having extreme levels of race-baiting they seem overly obsessed with race, the UK is the most egalitarian and equal society and has been for many years but these political parties want to make speeches about how racist the common people are and how horrible they are. For reference, i am a straight white male and my future wife is a black woman from Kenya and the amount of hate i receive from left-leaning people for being in a relationship with a gorgeous Kikuyu woman is insane, one socialist on made a whole speech on how i was internalising my racism by being in a relationship with my love and how she was denying her blackness by being in a relationship with a straight white male. another reason is the economy it's soo bad me and my future wife want to buy a small cottage in the rural part of the UK settle down and have some cute little half British half Kenyan Giga chad babies but the cost of everything s too damn high i am 30 years old and i remember when things were affordable, nowadays the inflation, housing and economy is broken to the point that none of the politicians have any reason or desire to fix the mess they have created. The next is the issue of freedom, all of the current parties expect for reform come across as socialist or communist and these are ideologies i hate with a bleeding passion and with good reason, this goes into my family but to put it simply from my father's side i am British and Norwegian and from my mother side I am polish Jewish. the latter of which was completely eradicated by the nazis and communists as that side of my extended family saw both Auschwitz and the Gulags the only survivors where my grandmother and great-grandmotherthey come to England. this is important for the next part both from my personal perspective and from a historical and statistical perspective these ideologies tend to be very authoritarian. I Enjoy freedom and as a historian, i am well aware the enormous blood price that has been paid for me to have it both my great-grandfathers on my father's side paid for it with their lives in ww2. The issue nowadays is that we are adopting and accepting a lot of neo-marxism policies that are just evil no matter how you slice this foul rancid cake. and there is also the issue of blasphemy laws that the Muslim community wants they intend to do to gays, apostates and people they dont like what they do to them in the Middle East which includes a tall building or a large sword. Freedom is wonderful we have paid for it so many times why also the sacrifice of our elders and predecessors to go to waste. Freedom is amazing it brings together people from all walks of life and creates the soil that allows people to grow as human beings if not for freedom then i would have never met my cute and charming African queen we are able to have a truly loving relationship even tho we have many differences we celebrate our differences she is a catholic Christian and i am a Norse pagan. Freedom is the thing that has allowed us to do this and Freedom has become a British value that we must protect. I think we are in for a few years of a harsh communist labour government my question is how long before Kier Stammer builds a death camp and sends people who don't like him to it? Another Reason i would go for reform is the protection of British culture and values, this country has an amazing history and culture and traditions that are deep and it seems to me that both the Tories and labour hate British culture and British people. but yaa that is why i am going to go for reform it seems to be the most sensible option hopefully in the next election we might win I hope.
Thank you - what a fantastic piece of writing which I wholeheartedly agree with. It is scary how many people are falling to the narratives spun by political elites, institutions, and the mainstream media. They do not understand how lucky we are and that if we fail to protect what we have, it will at one point be too late.
Brexit might have been a bad move overall, but doing a bad move for the right reasons is better than keeping the status quo for the wrong reasons. Handing power to a foreign, undemocratic entity can never be good for a country. In the short term there will be pain, in the long term there will be gain. My only concern is that if the EU does finally come to the conclusion that infinity migrants are a bad thing, why would they not funnel all the migrants they can to the on country that has undermined them the most?
Amazing content has certainly opened my eyes and ill be reevaluating where i sit on the political spectrum, took a long break from politics after getting swept away by radical left woke ideology including gender ideology in my early 20s so glad brave people like yourself speak out against these cults its given me the confidence to set myself free and think independently
haha, im a former lefty as well XD also voted reform this year! I never thought id have voted for a party owned by Nigel Farage since I used to dislike him so much.... I am typically a labour/green voter but I no longer think green or labour align with my values, conservatives are a big nope... The policies of reform seemed the best
I can’t get my inhalers (blue and brown) until I have an asthma review. But I can’t get an appointment at the gp cause they only book 2 weeks at a time… and the appointments are all full, I’m on the cancellation list but I’m so worried my inhalers will run out.
That’s terrible! In Aus we can buy blue inhalers over the counter and almost no one struggles to get GP appts. Become a tradie or nurse and move here 😅
So I'm back after thinking about it. For all those former lefties who think they are now 'right' by political definition. Well, the centre left (and a tad further) has always been about the progression of society. Conservatives by definition have always sought to conserve the way it is. As we've all seen, the unfortunate consequence of being conservative is that sometimes you get stuck in the ways, and will be vilified by the left who want change. When change is needed, change will happen. But to then decide to want to conserve the change we have enacted, is to be conservative. HOWEVER, as we all know the Conservative party in the UK does not seek to conserve what we have right now. Labor wants more progress, for progressions sake, and none is needed. We love the gays here. We love how Britain is the 3rd least racist country in the world. We love multiculturalism. But what we dont want, is to become so open minded our brains fall out. The world should be free to everyone, but unfortunately some sects of society seek to change the very fabric of what Britain is, and Britain is free and working, and not driving us all into debt and making the very basic of house rights unobtainable. We need a new system. Who wants that? Reform UK.
For me, it’s less about left and right and more about the anti-globalism and anti-woke + common sense policies from Reform. The left used to care about immigration, they used to care about patriotism, they used to know there were 2 sexes! It used to be more about the economy for left/right. But I disagree that conservative means to keep things as they are. The word ‘conservative’ denotes being ‘conservative’ with how much government involvement we have. They are ‘conservative’ on spending, taxes, bureaucracy, over regulation. And yes, they would take a more ‘conservative’ approach to making big changes, but it doesn’t mean they can’t make them 👍🏻
LAos my gay friends ask can you stop using your word queer as it's a homophobic slur. if you don't want to that's fine but i would ask you to look up the history behind the word.
About Glastonbury- Jack Whitehall and friends posted about going there. He seems nice but is a typical posh person attending who has to try to be woke although none of this affects him!
All I will say Jack is a lot of things you said about schools I think already happens, I went to primary school from 2009-2016 and secondary school from 2016-2021, and I was taught about Britain ending slavery (although a few things I’ll say is Japan did end it for them in 1594 but then brought back sex slavery back for about 4 years during the war and then abolished it again, France briefly ended slavery after the revolution and the brought it back and we did buy cotton from the Southern States during the American civil war despite the union blockade, I didn’t learn that bit at school) I was taught about the invasions Britain was responsible for and I was taught about the bad things in equal proportion and I wasn’t taught about trans people at all. I never once felt they were teaching us to dislike our country and I do love this country.
I just dont think its great when he aligned himself with people that want to shoot immigrants although i am willing to consider this was done for nefarious reasons however its no strange context that farage as all be it he may not want immigrants shot he has come across as a bigot in all honesty. It's just so hard especially now.
I'm a gay guy (atheist, but from a Pakistani Muslim background). I might have considered Reform if it wasn't shown how racist so many of the Reform candidates are. I'll be voting Labour this time.
I say labour are red Tories because they don't care about Scotland, if I was English I'd be voting reform, I don't think they care either but I've given up on the SNP at this point so I'm just observing the mess of the world
How can you say Labour don't care about Scotland? You had a Scottish prime minister when you voted in the SNP majority in Scotland, lost labour the majority as a result and things have gotten worse since then! In what world do you think Reform would give a single toss about Scotland?
A simple monarchy with queen Elizabeth would likely have been fantastic. A monarchy with a Charles who reveres Islam and considers himself the "defender of the faiths" is the exact opposite of what we need.
@@ianclose123 I agree. On the other hand, I was thinking about variety of possibilities taking under consideration history of European monarchies and I realized it's a lottery BUT at least we know we have no control and there's only one set of mouths feeding on us. In democracy we have only a mirage of control, we are constantly lied to just to get our votes and blood hungry mouths are fighting with each other, it cost a lot of money. Additionally, they are changing alllll the time, doesnt matter if the President/Prime Minister is good or not, it's like changing football coach and whole strategy when they are winning game after game. Chaos, waste, pure madness.
As an older Irish gay man and a traditional Catholic in the U.K. 23 years, I no longer believe that there is any democratic nor political solution to the problems that our western nations are facing right now because democracy itself and the democratic process is riddled with, is too vulnerable to and is governed by deception and corruption of all kinds and at every level of our society, where leaders are “selected not elected” we cannot vote our way out of our current situation and regardless of purity of intention, even independent or non-party candidates cannot reform a corrupt system from within - the harsh reality is that harsh measures are and will be required to bring our countries back on track - based on the Crusades and the Spanish Inquisition and also based on the ways in which Islamic Sharia Law is enforced in Muslim countries, we need a Catholic Millita and a dedicated national Catholic Milltary Morality Police to replace all existing U.K. police forces, made up of real patriots in the Millitary and ex Millitary, police and ex police - these need to launch a Milltary coup, arresting and detaining all civilian politicians in milltary custody on charges of treason and sedition, until such time as these can be brought before a milltary court martial for these offences, establishing a provisional milltary dictatorship government along with national state of emergency, martial law, police state and curfews on our terms only, to protect our way of life, as the globalist version of this would destroy everything that we hold dear - all globalists, leftists, socialists and Marxists would have to be arrested and detained in Milltary custody as enemies of the state as well and this would have to remain in place for at least 40 years - people would have to be “dragged kicking and screaming” back to traditional social and moral values in every area of our society and “shaken out of” back to reality out of their brainwashing and indoctrination by hardline methods and harsh military discipline in a way that is resolute, determined, unwavering and uncompromising, by way of a show of overwhelming Millitary force, as fear of the consequences of breaking the law, generates respect for the law - all of this is way better than the far worse alternative of what the globalists want to bring their version of such draconian methods, the difference on our side is that we are doing so to protect our civilisation, the globalists and their leftist servants seek to destroy us
Yeah...nah. As a secular person, I want a Catholic militia as little as I want sharia law to rule this or any other country. But I agree that the current situation may require measures which may not be fully compatible with "democratic" or "liberal" values to be resolved. :/
One thing I will say is that the claim you said about people thinking green energy is good and “who cares about the cost it’ll have” isn’t entirely true, green energy is 9x cheaper than fossil fuel energy.
Simply not true. Once you strip out the tax-payer funded subsidies and the cost of back-up systems when the wind isn't blowing and the sun isn't shining, then the cost comparison is very different.
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🤗I voted reform for the same reasons. No I didn't go to Pride.
I'm not gay, but I voted Reform
Question have you seen the “ Led by Donkeys” video about Farage…… I can’t get past him
I’m an Brazilian gay immigrant, being asssulted twice in london by Islamic migrants , need to move couple of times for my Safety, I can’t vote yet , but my partner voted reform , we can see what going on , and will not be good for the community !
So sorry that’s happened to you
Stop lying pajeet
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As a gay guy who from London, born to immigrant parents and just turned 20, I'm voting for Reform UK too! Seeing someone else with the same views made me feel so validated. Most of my friends are voting Labour and think I'm terrible for supporting Reform. I wasn't even parading my political leaning; they asked, and now they think I'm contributing to the country's demise. There are too many "woke" people in my friend group, and it shows they are conditional friends. I even avoid talking about politics to prevent clashes and just enjoy the friendship aspect.
It's so grim they can't just have a conversation about it. I know several people personally like this too. Maybe send them my video!
Find some friends who are able to see reality!
I’m not a Reform or Conservative supporter but I don’t think there is anything particularly virtuous about your friends voting Labour either!
One of the problems I have with wishy washy liberal/ lefty/ woke types is that they are arrogantly deluded in thinking they are full of moral virtue with their politics and anyone that doesn’t agree with them is some kind of immoral bigot.
42 year old gay man here in Greater Manchester. I agree with you 100% ❤
We are importing young men with radically different values who despise gay people and women. I'm so scared about the future.
My gay friends in Paris are voting Marine for similar reasons. Initially, I was very shocked but they explained that they don't feel safe because of Arab men in their neighbourhoods and no longer hold hands anymore.
It's totally legitimate and fair. The left picks and chooses what is 'homophobic' based on simplistic oppression points.
@@JackxJewell the situation back home in Ireland is equally worrying - in time to come, all of us gays will be blamed for this by all sides and there will be a serious backlash against all gay people in every western country globally
@@JackxJewell 100%
French gay man here. It’s the first time I’m voting RN. The left is becoming extremely dangerous for the gays and they don’t care. The Muslims represent a large voting pool (if that make sense…)
These are valid points however Britain will never become an Islamic state in your life time…..your 42. You have more change of seeing the right wing get into power and take away gay rights before you see Britain become an Islamic state.
I will be voting for reform also, I was undecided for the last few weeks but it feels increasingly like a no brainer at this point. I've lost all faith in the conservative party after all the inner party corruption that has been exposed (and them having zero conservative values). The idea of voting for Kier Starmer was never an option since I dont want to live in a woke country like how Canada has gone. It feels good to see other gay people being open about supporting reform and definately makes me more secure in my choice so thank you! 🙌🏼
Great to hear Finley! Totally agree
Gay Londoner here and also voting reform. Don’t really care what people have to say about me, I’m proud to admit it’s who I’m voting for.
Main reason being that there’s a legal way to enter the country and it’s no longer feeling all that safe with the influx of people coming here on small boats.
I could moan about my other reasons all day but I won’t rant here.
I know a few others in south london living near me that are also of the same mindset. So there’s quite a few more of us than you think. It’s just not discussed openly. My grindr name is currently “Vote Reform”
There’s certainly a lot in the comments!
38:34 that murdered trans teenager was not murdered because he was trans . The murdered originally wanted to murder someone else and then just switched victims . They were obsessed with horror movies
I thought the same but didn't the one of them say something along the lines of "I wanna see if they scream like a boy or a girl". They would have murdered anyway, but it sounds like it was at least some of their motivation for choosing Briana as the victim.
@@ianclose123 they did say that but they also used his preferred pronouns. And , beyond that one idle speculation, didn’t talk about him being trans or a freak or even unpopular
@@umwha fair enough.
I'm into my true crime and have watched few videos on the case and, thinking back, those videos didn't focus on the trans element either. It was only the people like Owen Jones and certain politicians who seemed to want to go down that route.
Gay man, Portuguese expat, now a naturalised Briton. Had to move to Bradford because of work and COVID, and was mistaken for a Jew/Israeli by many of the Islamists there. I can't even begin to describe the messed-up experiences I had, and now, recently, with the whole Queers for Palestine movement... suffice it to say, it turned me into a Reform voter.
We are as well.....Numerous Gay men & Lesbians I know are voting Reform.
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Another former lefty here sick of the b*llsh*t, you nailed it ❤
Thank you!
Thing is, I'm not sure we are former lefties. Don't you think the fact that the left have shifted so far left that, to not be far left... you're right.
Does that make any sense? 😅
@lillymoon7506 Yes 100% true!
Gay man here.
Postal voted for Reform.
I’m in Brighton so there’s no chance of them winning but just wanted to show protest at looney policies.
youre insane
@gottagotag6980 someone has a different opinion and perspective and you label them 'insane'. That doesn't sound very rational.
@@Catlady07 well their opinion is to vote for a party of lgbt-phobes and white nationalists so yes
@@gottagotag6980get life, why you are here?
Brighton elects Green candidates right?! 🤯
As a gay man, if i lived in the UK, i would also vote Reform UK.
I'm a gay man, Reform UK member and Reform UK voter. Our country needs its pride and identity back
The celebs keep talking about pregnant and elderly women yet the boats are a huge majority of men in groups 😂are they this removed from reality that they dont even bother watching clips of illegal boats coming in. Ignorance is definitely bliss but only for the rich in this case
@@c.leighx they’d rather stay oblivious.
They think we wont notice, they think we are stupid and treat us such, because the stupid people hang on celebrities every word so they they know they can manipulate the gullible people.
Just like advertising, get Taylor swift to advertise eating Haggis and all the kids will want to eat it
Exactly, I was also wondering about all these wheelchair users and women that they listed off who are supposedly coming across the Channel. Must have been hidden in amongst all the young men (who didn't get a mention, shame on you celebs, that's not very inclusive tsk tsk).
Actors doing what they do best, reading other peoples words out loud without engaging brain 🙄 The view must be nice from their ivory towers. 🤦♀🤦♀
They want us to think that’s the case. They know people who idolise them don’t check for facts, they just do what the celebs tell them. That’s why they’re all telling gen z to vote for Biden coz they know the will listen to them. Like before when they said they’d leave the US if Trump got in expecting everyone to say “no please stay, we won’t vote for him”
I too am Voting Reform. Not ashamed in the slightest ❤
I can relate to the feeling of "just how much have I bought into without question?" After realizing how one sided and parroting my thinking was on the whole gender/sex debate. It's really scary actually. And I agree with you that remaining sceptical and truly looking into things is surely a good thing. As long as you truly do question yourself and why you think the things you do are true. Inspirational!
And yeah it's really odd that politicians aren't like: "were gonna push for every establishment having a third alternative to male/female bathrooms (which will remain sex based) as far as practical". Like, is that really that bad? I think it's a good solution. Trans woman Alexis Blake Said that her work place converted the handicapped toilet to an "all gender" bathroom and that seems to have worked good.
Like why isn't "were gonna make sure trans women are also safe" enough? Why is "trans women are literally women, educate yourself" the line?
Thanks, that's very kind :)
Sweet keep being true to you ... its what gay people died for the right for ....thats what the pride flag should stand for
Thank you, great point!
Should have put a trigger warning: daniel wankliffe 🤣🤣
It's bizar how this situation, even with all the details, is the exact same in Holland.
It’s the great awokening of the West 😢
In only a couple of days you have become my favorite channel on youtube. Thank you so much for your thought-provoking and amazing content! Looking forward to binging all podcast episodes lol
Thanks, that’s really too kind. I’ll look out for your comments on the other episodes 💜
i am gay as well and i live on uruguay and let me tell you 99% of all the gays here are extreme communists because they believe their rights come from the left. i support you and i loved your curly hair lol. but in reality yes vote something where EVERYONE can live not just the demented woke extrele leftists wants to live in. i do and i am exiled from the LGBT community but i dont care. i prefer to be free minded and see reality VS beeing in a woke political cult where the leader says "orange is the new blue" and everyone wears orange screaming at the top of their lungs "i love my new blue clothes" not to mention the extreme left has become neonazis here and support gaza and the genocide of jews... not a lovely place to live in.
ok schizo
@@gottagotag6980 You should take a good look at yourself in the mirror before you throw the first stone. He sounds sane to me.
@@YingjunRuan-hd6em well ur also transphobic so he would to you
Yay a fellow gay voting Reform! Gays for Palestine? Lol, no, wtf Susan.
This video is a masterpiece. Thank you for setting out the issues so well.
Thank you!
Omg Jack, thank you so much for this post! So interesting and I agree on everything you mention. I have felt inhibited as a gay man in this crazy woke world, desperate for some common sense to prevail in our country’s politics and culture. Thanks again and keep up your excellent work. X
Thanks for watching!
You’re amazing! So glad I found your channel 💛
So glad!
A few years ago I was very much centre left and during the Trump era I watched via tv and social media what was going on in the US and could not for the life of me understand how any decent person could vote Republican and that they were all basically racist. Now I see things very differently and wonder about how manipulated/brainwashed we are by the media. I am seeing now that same smugness in the British mainstream political commentators (that I used to like) and the feeling from them is that that anyone that doesn't have these "progressive" views is just dispicable or as Hillary Clinton said "deplorable". The use of the term Far Right is used with abandon to make people feel shameful I think but the so-called political elites are ignoring the valid concerns of ordinary people. We'll see what happens with this next parliament. Labour are pretty much assured of a win, they should have a big enough majority the to push through anything they wish once they are in power so they better prove themselves. If they fail, come the following election Reform may well be the front runner then. I suppose we will all be watching how things are are going in Europe.
I echo your sentiments. Not that long ago, I began to question the political scene, etc. - I would have called myself 'woke' or left leaning. I began to form a much more nuanced perspective.
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I’m a woman of color and I’m a right leaning conservative in the USA. I’ve never seen such political turmoil in this nation-we’re quite divided. Illegal immigration is a major issue at the Southern border right now and I think that most people who are even moderate are sick of it! I’ll be praying for the election in the UK. Oh and BBC did Nigel Farage dirty! Shame on them!
Unfortunately in the USA our immigration reform was scrapped at the request of Donald Trump.
We need more conversative traditional gays. UK needs to be reformed. Gay rights needs to be reformed and divorced from the TQ+.
Just commenting to help the algorithm. Also gay and voting reform 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Well thought out comments. I hope the replies are polite and if they challenge you they come with facts and arguments, not just rude comments. Best wishes to you.
You have definitely reached the 5k mark now :) Great video, very interesting. I subbed
Awesome! Thank you!
Ah yes, the long history of asexual repression. 😂
Congrats on 5k!!! ❤
Thanks hun x
Jack, congratulations on reaching 5K! You'll get to 100K in no time. I just saw Zia Yusuf's terrific pro-Reform speech on UA-cam - hard to call that guy a "racist," lol. I wish we Americans had a political system where a new party could pop up and have any serious effect. AND a six week campaign season, wow, I've always been jealous of that!
Yes I watched it too - inspired!
Another former Tory turned Reform voter here. I enjoyed listening this. Common sense. Well done sir!
blind leading the blind.
@@macaroon666 I'm not blind and I have listened to all the debates and cases from each party and reform is who I agree with most. If you want to debate then that's fine and what democracy is all about. Simply saying 'blind leading the blind' doesn't really mean anything.
@@jamielyons4961 it does mean something. it means a person saying they flipped from tory to reform to support a totally misled person claiming reform are a party worth voting for is a blind person leading another blind person.
I think the chances of you having watched all the debates are about as likely as the person who made this video being honest and truthful about their intentions to vote reform.
Democracy is about freedom to vote however you like, and it's also freedom for me to express how I feel you're wrong.
Any ex-tory with half a brain cell would use that vote in a way that would benefit somebody other than the politicians who know they're going to lose, who are cashing in on rich idiots funding the party and ad revenue from social media outlets like tiktok.
@@macaroon666 I don't think you made any good points there. I would still rather have the tories than labour by a mile, and if I thought the tories were going to win I'd probably vote for them again. However, as they aren't going to, and Reform have a manifesto and ideas which I believe is the best out of all of them. So based on the fact that Reform are my preferred choice anyway, and there's no point in tactically voting tory just to keep labour out, I am voting who I actually want to vote for.
I have watched all the debates, and the person who made this video has made it clear he's voting reform so I'm not sure why you think either if those things aren't true.
Yes I am voting for who I like.
Well everyone apart from Labour probably knows they are going to lose. So based on that logic are you saying I have to vote labour? Well I don't want to vote labour as you've correctly stated this is a democracy. At this point Reform are polling as high as most of the other potential oppositions (give or take a few points depending on the poll) so I would argue it's as good as voting for anyone else. Nigel Farage earned more money on his radio show than he is campaigning so I don't believe it's about money. And sure, a lot of reform candidates have a bit of money behind then but the same could be said about a lot of MPs in other parties. Funny story, one of my friend's relatives owned thousands of properties and he was a Liberal Democrat MP. He was a billionnaire. Aren't they meant to be quite left wing and anti landlord? 😁 Tiktok is a great way to reach potential voters and they're clearly running the best social media campaign so fair play to them.
@@jamielyons4961 They say the definition of madness is to the do the same thing and expect different results.
You are clearly ignoring the rats running off the ship and staying on board. And in a democracy that's fine. But thankfully most of the rats are running in the right direction.
Nigel Farage is a cunt, he would rather lose the seat he's gone for so he can stay in the US spending the money people donated to his various parties, and paid for tickets for his lectures. But that's your money, not mine.
I think your political position is to be a contrarian, you know labour will win, but you still need to slag somebody off, so you pick the most ridiculous fringe party that happens to be popular on the dregs of social media.
I’m gay, live in London and I’m voting reform. 😊
You highlighted a point in your economy discussion that also was very important in my move from the left to right, and why I prioritize the economy over my sexuality. I grew up in poverty and thought I would never get out of it. As I was entering adulthood, I realized how much I did not want to live in poverty anymore and clawed myself out of it like my life depended on it (because it did). As a middle-class adult now, I realize how important it was for me to not have given up and have the resiliency to push through temptation and exhaustion to accomplish what I needed to for my own self preservation. The right is significantly better at making people realize that they're not victims that need constant rescuing but that they're capable to rescue themselves out of anything life is going to throw their way. And the right is unafraid to say that life is supposed to be hard, which is a tough love reality check that many are desperate to not accept. It is mentally healthier to build that sense of resiliency in yourself, which can be hard when the opposite political spectrum is essentially affirming your victimhood and waving benefits at you so you can just give up. I myself was tempted many times. And it doesn't help that the left often shames people for being too productive, for not acknowledging their unrelated identity privileges and oppression points, and especially for being grateful for capitalism or the country they live in. That last one is especially heterodox in every leftist circle I was formerly a part of. Good luck!
Great story! And yes, I have known many lefties that sneer at people with corporate jobs, working long hours to support their families or to afford to go on holiday etc. tough love helps!
Dear Jack. As always: I AGREE.
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I'm also gay and voting Reform, nice to know I'm not alone in my opinions
I've seen so many gays responding and in DMs who are going for Reform - its great!
'Hats off to this radio presenter' 😂
The lefts entire view on the world is just incredibly naive, I guess Ivory Towers really do have the best view
Awesome video, I appreciate your point about looking at both sides. That is the ONLY way to be a true critical thinker. Im American and I feel for our friends across the pond and wish you the best!!
LASTLY- All those people/politicians who cant/wont answer a straightforward question....ARE GIVING YOU THEIR ANSWER LOUD AND CLEAR...and it doesnt make any difference if its due to fear or monetary gain.
Immigrant and child of immigrant in London and I agree. We all know the main parties are basically the same and not tackling the issues we care about... I'm tired of the silly racism argument especially given my background...
Jack Jewell, I'm struggling to understand how you can support a party like Reform UK. It feels like it's less of a political party and more of a business venture, given its focus on divisive rhetoric and its stance on issues concerning the LGBTQ+ community. You say you're part of it, but it's troubling that the party seems to have a platform that opposes the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals. They appear to be intent on rolling back the progress we've made, undermining protections and rights that are crucial to our community.
It's disheartening to see a political group that doesn’t align with the values of inclusivity and equality. The LGBTQ+ community has fought hard for recognition and rights, and it feels like a betrayal when a party, supposedly representing broader interests, works against those very rights. Supporting a party that seeks to dismantle these protections is not just a political stance-it's a direct threat to the hard-won progress and the well-being of countless individuals.
Moreover, the situation is exacerbated by their stance on refugees. Reform UK's approach towards refugees seems equally troubling. Their policies appear to focus more on exclusion and restriction rather than compassion and support. In a time when global crises are driving people to seek safety and a better life, the need for a humane and empathetic response is greater than ever. A party that advocates for stringent and hostile measures against refugees not only fails to address the real issues but also contributes to a climate of fear and division.
It’s crucial that we support parties and policies that uphold human rights for all, including the LGBTQ+ community and refugees. We need to ensure that our votes reflect our values of compassion, equality, and justice. The choices we make in elections have far-reaching impacts, and supporting a party that undermines these principles is a step backward for everyone who values human dignity and inclusivity.
Thank you for your comment :). Allow me to address
- I agree with the business venture comment. However, I feel a lot of that is due to the short period they've had to campaign so had to try and make a splash. The reason I support them is not because I think they are perfect or have every solution. It is because they are the only party calling out the things I most care about and what I feel our country needs to prosper and our citizens to have a higher quality of life.
- LGBTQ: Framing their stance in reference to 'LGBTQ' already makes no sense. What stances have they taken towards gay people? I have read their contract and do not see any of my rights being threatened. This is something people say without even referring to anything Reform have said. Homophobia is just assumed. David Bull was the previous co-deputy lead of Reform until a couple months ago - and he is a gay man. Nigel Farage has said time and time again he doesn't care what or who you are - he judges people as individuals. This is very much a value of mine. And if you are referring to the banning of gender ideology in schools and teaching kids about trans/gender identity. I am in full favour of this. I am vehemently against confusing young distressed kids that they may be in the wrong body (often gay kids) and setting them on a path of sterility, mutilation, and lifelong healthcare patients when they need mental health support.
- Immigration: I really do hear you in regards to refugees. But how far can we go? I don't know how much you've looked into immigration numbers but we are essentially dealing with a complete experiment never before seen in history in terms of how we have put mass migration on steroids. Not to mention the vast number of illegal migrants arriving on our shores every day, most of whom get to stay. It costs £8M of our tax a day just to house them in hotels, not to mention the social housing after. People pretend they are all families fleeing persecution. The vast majority are single young men who have paid a smuggler £1000s to bring them from France. Whether illegal or legal, the naive expect we can welcome millions of people from 3rd world countries who couldn't have further values from our own and these people will just integrate into liberal society. Why does ReformUK get brandished as villainous when the same people who say that are happy to open our borders to unchecked numbers of men who treat women as second class citizens, believe homosexuality should be criminalised, and who do not respect law and order? I don't know how much you've looked into this issue, but the belief that every 'refugee' is automatically virtuous given the sheer number we are taking in is simply ignorant. People are blinded by empathy. I would consider how many young women have been raped and attacked because of the mass migration issue and see if they can be afforded any empathy in this equation.
Apart from all that, the maths does not allow for us to take 700k+ net migration a year and somehow overcome our housing crisis, NHS crisis, and cost of living crisis. We need to build a home every 2 minutes just to cover the net migration, let alone all the British-born people who are in desperate need of help but forgotten about by the liberal elite.
2 places to understand more regarding my immigration stance:
ua-cam.com/video/bFnHPp19hp4/v-deo.html
www.youtube.com/@drmatthewgoodwin
Thanks again :)
As a gay man who left london 10 years ago and now live back home in rural Cornwall , I will be voting reform as well, the seat here will go to labour and oust the currant Tory, we have to start somewhere! Great video mr
Thanks!
Gay man here and voting Reform this time for all the same reasons.
Great video! 💎💎💎
Two points:
1) very easy to go after keir starmer. He has never protected women and girls. In fact, when he was the head of the cps, he did the opposite of what he claimed to have done. He claims he did his utmost to protect women and girls. No. He point blank refused to prosecute the rape gangs. All the gangs of men mostly of Pakistani origin who were raping white working class girls all across the uk, hundreds of thousands of girls, keir refused to prosecute any of them.
2) please stop saying queer to mean lgbt.
Queer does not mean lgbt. At all. Especially younger gays have been told it means lgbt. You are being lied to.
Most gays my age and older find the word queer quite upsetting. We were called queer when we were physically or sexually attacked in the street. Please stop using this word because it is upsetting, it validates homophobia and it re traumatises gay people who went through horrific things. One of my friends had HIV at 15 because she had been gang raped in an attack. This was just one attack she went through. All of us went through this and we were called queer throughout. So please stop saying queer to mean gay or lgbt.
Queer theory is full of paedophilia. Queer today is about pulling down the social norms. The norms between children and adults is a biggie for queer theory. A key queer theorist Foucault was a sexual sadist who raped young boys. Gayle Rubin who wrote one of the first queer theory papers, Thinking Sex, promoted paedophilia in this paper. Little Miss Hot Mess and Harper Keenan wrote a paper called The Pedagogy of Drag and that was all about encouraging kids to leave their parents and find a “glitter family” - older lgbt who would “love” them. And it goes on and on.
Queer is about paedophilia, bestiality, necrophilia and everything we would never want to be associated with.
But these are the things that homophobic people always said we were into. By calling lgbt queer, you are reinforcing the homophobic stereotype that lgbt are into kids, animals and more.
Please stop saying queer to mean lgbt.
Apart from that, I loved the video, I like your insights as you are from a different generation to me, you have gone on a journey, you are bringing insights from where you were before and I think that is so valuable. There is such a disconnect between different groups now and having people like you who are open to changing their mind, coming from a different “group” - one that does operate like a hive mind these days and didn’t back in the past. We used to actually like each other in the past when gay folk were accepting and tolerant - you come from that other group and so hearing what you have to bring to the table is what we need.
Thank you. Keep shining 💎💎💎
I'm 57yr old now ex-labour voter. Loonie left left me. if we have a candidate in Dorset I'll be joining you. if i tell my southern 'friends' they'd have a meltdown, especially the Londoners, but for once I'm in alignment with my older brothers up north. As MH professional I cannot and will not join the cult.
It's reassuring to see both Labour and Tory people going with Reform - it shows its more than just a left/right issue.
@@JackxJewellI'm ex Labour and can't in all conscience vote for them. Reform UK for me.
@@JackxJewell i don't regard reform as far right i think they are more old fashioned conservative. I'm surrounded by TUC and Labour everyday (they are one unit). they have smelt of the Khmer rouge for a while now. far left and right become the same thing in the end. my new optician went to the same high school as me in west Yorkshire, he told me he'd moved down becuase of the illegals and extremists and he's home schooling becuase of gender. he's voting reform. he's a 3rd generation Pakistani Muslim.
Your best episode yet! You've got some guts. Plus, you never looked more gorgeous. 🖤 Keep it up.
Wow, thank you!
@@JackxJewell Thank YOU, Jack. You're so sane and mature for your age. :)))
I would vote Reform UK, but I am American and voting for Trump. I knew of Nigel Farage more from his time on GB News (thanks to UA-cam). I truly feel he is what is best for the country of some of my ancestors. I am not a member of the "alphabet mafia" but I have a great love of those who are more measured because they aren't part of the crazies. People have different ideals, which is wonderful, but some ideals are harmful to others, especially children and women. I hope your country sees the change you are voting for!
Thanks 🙏🏻
I would vote Reform but sadly they aren’t standing in Sheffield. The choices I have besides the LibLabCons are the Green Party, TUSC, Workers Party of Britain (George Galloway’s party), the SDP and the Party of Women (Kellie-Jay Keen aka, Posie Parker’s party) 🥲
Will you go to KJK?
As a sheffielder too, there's a reason why Reform can't run here, because the population aren't as thick as you.
Move to a crumbling seaside town with no jobs where parties like Reform and the Tories have a guaranteed seat if their policies are much better. Or just waste your vote on PoW or green.
@@JackxJewell lgbt and supporting a party based solely on anti-trans TERF policies?
The SDP are sound. I’m a member check them out, I think you’ll like what you find though you can’t go wrong with KJK.
There is no SDP candidate where I am so Farage gets my vote. I’m happy to call myself a Reformer.
Best wishes x
I wish David Tenant had a daughter although sounds like he would abuse her terribly!!!!!
I can agree with your position about pride becoming more of a mess every year. It's disappointing that parts of the community are accepting of this behaviour and it paints us all in a bad light. As a trans woman I obviously feel more strongly about the middle portion of your video. I respect everyone is going to have an opinion on this, but it's a lived experience for me and it's extremely tiring listening to people talk about us in such a demeaning way. It's mostly the way people unashamedly say "male" and how no one that dislikes trans women in women's spaces will take a position that isn't either completely disregarding us, or expecting establishments to provide a third gender neutral space. The reality is that most likely it will never be mandated that these places exist, and we will always be forced into the position where we have to go in one of them or hold it, which isn't always possible. I don't often find myself going to public places for long, because I don't feel that it's possible to use the any gendered toilet anywhere without upsetting someone or putting myself at risk.
Sometimes it feels impossible even as someone that's trans to take a position on this. On one hand I have some self respect and want to be able to be treated as a woman and use facilities like a normal person, on the other I don't want people to hate my guts and think I'm praying on women. Unfortunately this is just how it's going to be, until I die and my deadname is written on my grave. Such is life.
To be clear, I don't hate any of the people in the comments here for thinking carefully about what party best meets their needs, as everyone is different. Personally I voted green. I can understand that many people would hate that. But as a trans person it's the only party I feel like I can vote for that remotely cares about us without spoiling my ballot.
The NHS is a compulsory monopoly. It doesn't matter how much money is thrown at it, the incentives involved will always mean poor service.
For sure, it is devoid of the competitive atmosphere the medical field needs
Hilarious misunderstanding of cause and effect. NHS works poorly in UK because conservatives were contonuously gutting it tomake a show of how poor it works so that an alternative of US-like privatization looked better. If US didn't show the misery of avoiding going to the doctor because of fear of bancrupcy nothibg will I guess. Thing is no private firm will increase effectiveness because the goal of corporation is to make money, not give you the best service.
For rerernce look upreserach of effectiveness of management of pivate and socialied healthcare in the world.
And Reform UK has akready shown how its conpetulition model is the best with success of Brexit they were peddling
@@nathanliteroy9835 Look at literally ANY market based industry compared to a nationalized version. The problem is far deeper than political will, stemming from the economic calculation problem. Also, the US healthcare system is effectively fascist as opposed to socialist, with incredible degrees of industry protectionism, subsidies, and mandates; even still, it's competitive enough that you can get next day appointments with most doctors and even specialists and schedule surgeries within the month.
@@broark88 >even still, it's competitive enough that you can get next day appointments with most doctors and even specialists and schedule surgeries within the month.
Yes, it you're upper middle class (which is small precentage-wise to begin with and is shrinking) or richer. The rest can't afford it, and everyone is one big illness away from medical bancrupcy. And newsflash, if you have money, you can buy yourself medical prcedure in any country, US is not unique in that regard.
That mindset of "I'm a potential billionaire" is some kind of mental quirk just like an expecation that if you got into the past, you would be an aristocrat. You won't, you would be a peasant.
@@nathanliteroy9835 You're not wrong. The special interest serving state has created a lot of problems for regular people. Some of those problems are caused by alleged solutions to other problems, like how the ACA (Obamacare) massively drove up healthcare costs for the middle class in order to subsidize coverage for the minority who qualify.
0:26 youve reached 7K, oh my Lanta, congratsssss!
Always fun to see a Long Knives enthusiast.
They tend to be an endangered species...
zero idea of what this means
New to your channel. Great video. Really nice that you state you are open to seeing both, or all, sides, not just blindly voting without considering the options and still being sceptical enough that you are always aware and open to what's going on. Very refreshing. 👍👍
Thank you!
This is probably going to get you cancelled by your own community 😂 but I support you 100%.
That already happened old news 😂
@@JackxJewell gee I wonder why people hate you for voting for a party which thinks trans people need to stop existing
Can you just tell your beliefs without constantly being pressed by “woke left”. You are acting like a hurt child.
Hello i am from the UK as well Bedfordshire, I am also for the Reform and for a few reasons. The first is the simple reason that i am not in favour of illegal immigration and open borders it's been done in Sweden and it didn't work if you look at Sweden and Germany it's pretty bad. also my future wife is from Kenya and and she come to this country in the legal process yet i have to worry about her safety when she wants to go to the shop or head to Piccadilly London (She Loves five guys that is why we go there sometimes) also it does not make sense that she jump through hoops and did everything right and is a carer (she is the best there is every one of the people she cares for says she is the best and she is always on the top of the requested list) but my point is it is not fair to allow these who come in illegally to be given special treatment while we expect these who come here the right way to act the right way the world is already unfair why make our society and the rules set up in such a way.
The other reason is that the amount of violence i have seen from people who have come here illegally is insane and not something as a country we can maintain i am a mma coach and I see a lot of the issues in regard to violence and the number one culprit is always economic migrants who have been rejected by the home office for good reasons.
I am also voted reform because the other parties struck me as having extreme levels of race-baiting they seem overly obsessed with race, the UK is the most egalitarian and equal society and has been for many years but these political parties want to make speeches about how racist the common people are and how horrible they are. For reference, i am a straight white male and my future wife is a black woman from Kenya and the amount of hate i receive from left-leaning people for being in a relationship with a gorgeous Kikuyu woman is insane, one socialist on made a whole speech on how i was internalising my racism by being in a relationship with my love and how she was denying her blackness by being in a relationship with a straight white male.
another reason is the economy it's soo bad me and my future wife want to buy a small cottage in the rural part of the UK settle down and have some cute little half British half Kenyan Giga chad babies but the cost of everything s too damn high i am 30 years old and i remember when things were affordable, nowadays the inflation, housing and economy is broken to the point that none of the politicians have any reason or desire to fix the mess they have created.
The next is the issue of freedom, all of the current parties expect for reform come across as socialist or communist and these are ideologies i hate with a bleeding passion and with good reason, this goes into my family but to put it simply from my father's side i am British and Norwegian and from my mother side I am polish Jewish. the latter of which was completely eradicated by the nazis and communists as that side of my extended family saw both Auschwitz and the Gulags the only survivors where my grandmother and great-grandmotherthey come to England. this is important for the next part both from my personal perspective and from a historical and statistical perspective these ideologies tend to be very authoritarian. I Enjoy freedom and as a historian, i am well aware the enormous blood price that has been paid for me to have it both my great-grandfathers on my father's side paid for it with their lives in ww2. The issue nowadays is that we are adopting and accepting a lot of neo-marxism policies that are just evil no matter how you slice this foul rancid cake. and there is also the issue of blasphemy laws that the Muslim community wants they intend to do to gays, apostates and people they dont like what they do to them in the Middle East which includes a tall building or a large sword. Freedom is wonderful we have paid for it so many times why also the sacrifice of our elders and predecessors to go to waste. Freedom is amazing it brings together people from all walks of life and creates the soil that allows people to grow as human beings if not for freedom then i would have never met my cute and charming African queen we are able to have a truly loving relationship even tho we have many differences we celebrate our differences she is a catholic Christian and i am a Norse pagan. Freedom is the thing that has allowed us to do this and Freedom has become a British value that we must protect. I think we are in for a few years of a harsh communist labour government my question is how long before Kier Stammer builds a death camp and sends people who don't like him to it?
Another Reason i would go for reform is the protection of British culture and values, this country has an amazing history and culture and traditions that are deep and it seems to me that both the Tories and labour hate British culture and British people. but yaa that is why i am going to go for reform it seems to be the most sensible option hopefully in the next election we might win I hope.
Thank you - what a fantastic piece of writing which I wholeheartedly agree with. It is scary how many people are falling to the narratives spun by political elites, institutions, and the mainstream media.
They do not understand how lucky we are and that if we fail to protect what we have, it will at one point be too late.
Reform UK! And reform the first-past-the-post voting system!
A nuanced, refreshing outlook. Great upload. All the best from a fellow gay Reform voter 👍.
thanks!
every time they bring out lgbtq abc group they bring out the clowns (people grow up)
Just a Colonial Commoner, but hasn’t Brexit been a bad move overall? Why would you want him back?
Why has brexit been a bad move overall? Don't tell me you think the struggling economy, a struggling NHS, inflation, etc... are brexit?
Brexit might have been a bad move overall, but doing a bad move for the right reasons is better than keeping the status quo for the wrong reasons. Handing power to a foreign, undemocratic entity can never be good for a country. In the short term there will be pain, in the long term there will be gain. My only concern is that if the EU does finally come to the conclusion that infinity migrants are a bad thing, why would they not funnel all the migrants they can to the on country that has undermined them the most?
Amazing content has certainly opened my eyes and ill be reevaluating where i sit on the political spectrum, took a long break from politics after getting swept away by radical left woke ideology including gender ideology in my early 20s so glad brave people like yourself speak out against these cults its given me the confidence to set myself free and think independently
haha, im a former lefty as well XD also voted reform this year! I never thought id have voted for a party owned by Nigel Farage since I used to dislike him so much.... I am typically a labour/green voter but I no longer think green or labour align with my values, conservatives are a big nope... The policies of reform seemed the best
Shine bright like a ...💎 Jewell!
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I identify as a leopard, and your face is looking very tasty
22:11 thats bs because you dont see any women or children, just fighting aged men
I can’t get my inhalers (blue and brown) until I have an asthma review. But I can’t get an appointment at the gp cause they only book 2 weeks at a time… and the appointments are all full, I’m on the cancellation list but I’m so worried my inhalers will run out.
Have had this exact same problem.
That’s terrible! In Aus we can buy blue inhalers over the counter and almost no one struggles to get GP appts. Become a tradie or nurse and move here 😅
So I'm back after thinking about it. For all those former lefties who think they are now 'right' by political definition.
Well, the centre left (and a tad further) has always been about the progression of society.
Conservatives by definition have always sought to conserve the way it is. As we've all seen, the unfortunate consequence of being conservative is that sometimes you get stuck in the ways, and will be vilified by the left who want change.
When change is needed, change will happen. But to then decide to want to conserve the change we have enacted, is to be conservative.
HOWEVER, as we all know the Conservative party in the UK does not seek to conserve what we have right now. Labor wants more progress, for progressions sake, and none is needed. We love the gays here. We love how Britain is the 3rd least racist country in the world. We love multiculturalism. But what we dont want, is to become so open minded our brains fall out.
The world should be free to everyone, but unfortunately some sects of society seek to change the very fabric of what Britain is, and Britain is free and working, and not driving us all into debt and making the very basic of house rights unobtainable.
We need a new system. Who wants that? Reform UK.
For me, it’s less about left and right and more about the anti-globalism and anti-woke + common sense policies from Reform. The left used to care about immigration, they used to care about patriotism, they used to know there were 2 sexes! It used to be more about the economy for left/right.
But I disagree that conservative means to keep things as they are. The word ‘conservative’ denotes being ‘conservative’ with how much government involvement we have. They are ‘conservative’ on spending, taxes, bureaucracy, over regulation. And yes, they would take a more ‘conservative’ approach to making big changes, but it doesn’t mean they can’t make them 👍🏻
@JackxJewell haha well, either way I'm very confused, and so are alot of others, and politics shouldn't be confusing for the voters 🥲
Reform without a doubt 😊
LAos my gay friends ask can you stop using your word queer as it's a homophobic slur. if you don't want to that's fine but i would ask you to look up the history behind the word.
About Glastonbury- Jack Whitehall and friends posted about going there. He seems nice but is a typical posh person attending who has to try to be woke although none of this affects him!
Bro wants to be the somehow worse version of jj macugulian so bad
All I will say Jack is a lot of things you said about schools I think already happens, I went to primary school from 2009-2016 and secondary school from 2016-2021, and I was taught about Britain ending slavery (although a few things I’ll say is Japan did end it for them in 1594 but then brought back sex slavery back for about 4 years during the war and then abolished it again, France briefly ended slavery after the revolution and the brought it back and we did buy cotton from the Southern States during the American civil war despite the union blockade, I didn’t learn that bit at school) I was taught about the invasions Britain was responsible for and I was taught about the bad things in equal proportion and I wasn’t taught about trans people at all. I never once felt they were teaching us to dislike our country and I do love this country.
I had to look up "Kia Stalma' to figure out his actual name, then you said it correctly, in your proper Irish rhotic manner.
haha yes, guilty
Very well argued
I just dont think its great when he aligned himself with people that want to shoot immigrants although i am willing to consider this was done for nefarious reasons however its no strange context that farage as all be it he may not want immigrants shot he has come across as a bigot in all honesty. It's just so hard especially now.
Love your channel. The only problem is that I sometimes get lost in your eyes and have to go back. Are they green or hazel?
@@unlikeavirgin ha thank you. Sometimes I get blue, sometimes green depending on the light or the person. I’ve settled on blue-green
I'm a gay guy (atheist, but from a Pakistani Muslim background). I might have considered Reform if it wasn't shown how racist so many of the Reform candidates are. I'll be voting Labour this time.
Any party will unfortunately struggle with attracting crazies, just like labour struggles with antisemitism
Thank you Xx
You should have 500k
One day!
I say labour are red Tories because they don't care about Scotland, if I was English I'd be voting reform, I don't think they care either but I've given up on the SNP at this point so I'm just observing the mess of the world
How can you say Labour don't care about Scotland? You had a Scottish prime minister when you voted in the SNP majority in Scotland, lost labour the majority as a result and things have gotten worse since then!
In what world do you think Reform would give a single toss about Scotland?
Votes for SNP had no effect on the Tories winning. That’s all on England. The only party that gives a shit about Scotland is SNP.
I'm gay and I'm voting Labour
Do you mind if I ask you why?
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All i hear is everyone is voting reform. Idk hopefully things turns out.
It won't. UK is finished.
4 seats won. Same as the Green party.
@@liamwacey807 5 now :)
Modern democracy is such a scam. I would prefer simple monarchy, absolute monarchy. Ceremonial constitutional monarchy is so... impotent?
A simple monarchy with queen Elizabeth would likely have been fantastic. A monarchy with a Charles who reveres Islam and considers himself the "defender of the faiths" is the exact opposite of what we need.
@@ianclose123 I agree. On the other hand, I was thinking about variety of possibilities taking under consideration history of European monarchies and I realized it's a lottery BUT at least we know we have no control and there's only one set of mouths feeding on us. In democracy we have only a mirage of control, we are constantly lied to just to get our votes and blood hungry mouths are fighting with each other, it cost a lot of money. Additionally, they are changing alllll the time, doesnt matter if the President/Prime Minister is good or not, it's like changing football coach and whole strategy when they are winning game after game. Chaos, waste, pure madness.
As an older Irish gay man and a traditional Catholic in the U.K. 23 years, I no longer believe that there is any democratic nor political solution to the problems that our western nations are facing right now because democracy itself and the democratic process is riddled with, is too vulnerable to and is governed by deception and corruption of all kinds and at every level of our society, where leaders are “selected not elected” we cannot vote our way out of our current situation and regardless of purity of intention, even independent or non-party candidates cannot reform a corrupt system from within - the harsh reality is that harsh measures are and will be required to bring our countries back on track - based on the Crusades and the Spanish Inquisition and also based on the ways in which Islamic Sharia Law is enforced in Muslim countries, we need a Catholic Millita and a dedicated national Catholic Milltary Morality Police to replace all existing U.K. police forces, made up of real patriots in the Millitary and ex Millitary, police and ex police - these need to launch a Milltary coup, arresting and detaining all civilian politicians in milltary custody on charges of treason and sedition, until such time as these can be brought before a milltary court martial for these offences, establishing a provisional milltary dictatorship government along with national state of emergency, martial law, police state and curfews on our terms only, to protect our way of life, as the globalist version of this would destroy everything that we hold dear - all globalists, leftists, socialists and Marxists would have to be arrested and detained in Milltary custody as enemies of the state as well and this would have to remain in place for at least 40 years - people would have to be “dragged kicking and screaming” back to traditional social and moral values in every area of our society and “shaken out of” back to reality out of their brainwashing and indoctrination by hardline methods and harsh military discipline in a way that is resolute, determined, unwavering and uncompromising, by way of a show of overwhelming Millitary force, as fear of the consequences of breaking the law, generates respect for the law - all of this is way better than the far worse alternative of what the globalists want to bring their version of such draconian methods, the difference on our side is that we are doing so to protect our civilisation, the globalists and their leftist servants seek to destroy us
Yeah...nah. As a secular person, I want a Catholic militia as little as I want sharia law to rule this or any other country. But I agree that the current situation may require measures which may not be fully compatible with "democratic" or "liberal" values to be resolved. :/
Off topic , have you tried medical marijuana for your pain? Like mamedica etc?
Not medical - I really don't like it though
Great content Jack. 👍Are u Irish. Not mentioned in your profile. 🌝 affirming to hear from a man who is gay also. Us gays are very intelligent eh 👍
Yep I’m from Galway - thank you ❤
One thing I will say is that the claim you said about people thinking green energy is good and “who cares about the cost it’ll have” isn’t entirely true, green energy is 9x cheaper than fossil fuel energy.
Simply not true. Once you strip out the tax-payer funded subsidies and the cost of back-up systems when the wind isn't blowing and the sun isn't shining, then the cost comparison is very different.
Nigel F is copied into the Australian system
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Welshman here. I'm voting Plaid Ctmru (Welsh national party). Its the best option we have in Wales
I'm not sure about that.
I can trade places with some englishman who hates England. Gladly. Please!