The Muslim astronomy, mathematics, et al, was 100% lifted from the works of one man, Aristotle, & did not originate with Arab people, Persians, or any other middle-eastern societies, Just saying..
What he misses to see is that there is no true market and competition around UA-cam. UA-cam operates at a loss, always did. It only survives due to Google subsidizing it. Therefore allowing it's quality, and with that quality it keeps competitors off and small, for those need to be self-sustaining, which is hardly possible with today's technology. UA-cam has the ability to use endless-money-cheatcodes to operate on a quality level ten years ahead. There is noteworthy competition. It's like the "opposition" parties in Socialism: Small fig leafs to tell yourself and others that it's totally a democracy! In Germany, we (used to) operate on the belief and principle of law that "Property brings Responsibility". This is not meant in the Socialist moralist meaning that have to do certain things to be political, but that you for one of course have to care for your property (imagine buying a house and just let it fall apart... that would be wrong), and not to abuse the power you gain through that property, especially to harm people. UA-cam is abusing its power in a moralist and partisan fashion, when due to its size it should be treated as a service and thus held to higher standards (ie of free speech), instead of the blank checks for "it's a company duh, they can throw anyone out!" - nowadays they do that even without any explanation or reason, much less an example what exactly they mean. It's all just vague nonsense because they have personal beef with you, instead of being able to engage with actual evidence or viewpoints. They are intellectually lazy, like all despots. You want a real market competition? Break UA-cam off from google/alphabet, forbid them to subsidize this giant loss-operating society-influence-&-control-machine.
British Values Britain was a construct, created to engender Multiculturalism (the true meaning, not the parallel mono-culturalism we have come to think of, to bring Scotland, Wales and Ireland together with England. The aim to create an atmosphere of inclusion of all the people in Britain. This was extended to all, that does not mean there was no racism. British values contributed massively (if not totally responsible) for the moral change from the acceptance of slavery to the now (almost) universal condemnation of the institution of slavery. Yes Britain, or individual Britain's got involved heavily in the Atlantic Slave Trade, but it was Britain that created, enacted and enforced the embargo on the Slave Trade. It is Britain that had the end of slavery enacted in the Congress of Vienna. ua-cam.com/video/VWrfjUzYvPo/v-deo.html It is Britain that has taken in displaced and persecuted peoples from Europe (and other places) since the 17th Century. This includes everyone from the Huguenots, to Kinder Transport (Britain was the only country in the world that would take in these children). The puritans escaped Britain, not simply because they themselves wanted to escape persecution, but more because they didn't necessarily want to be forced to accept or coexist with other religions. As Stephen Fry put it once on QI, they wanted the right to be able to persecute people themselves.
Which seems, does it not, to negate the "Britain is a racist society" argument (which is not much of an 'argument'). EDIT I think I meant to say refute or repudiate rather than negate.
@@staninjapan07 it would suggest to me that not all migrants to the UK have the same experiences. I think what they are saying is that this may not be due to racism per se, rather cultural differences
@@staninjapan07 I've found cultural diff with diff age groups and social groups. I grew up with black, asian, south-east asian and arabic people in the 90s-2010. Generally no problem just some minor racism. But the youth culture since 2010 has been gradually and increasingly racist. This isnt a cultural issue regarding ethnicity but regarding social groups. Youth, woke culture is it's own culture that most people of other race sont subscribe to.
@@DarkAngel2512 I will not argue. We draw neat lines around things to more easily comprehend them, and we know that we do, but sometimes even the most well-intentioned of us forgets to keep in mind that we do. I bet I do it all the damned time.
I’m Native (Diné) and I’m proud to be American. From what I’ve seen from blm and it’s founder, they want us to be a socialist hellhole like Venezuela or the USSR
When people from countries that don't have freedom are telling you that your freedom is valuable but is in danger of being stolen away, you should probably listen.
Wokeness is like an allergy: when the body has nothing real to combat it starts fighting harmless things and ends up damaging itself, and so it is with wokeness and society.
Good point. Only problem is: they don't just damage themselves, they damage all of us and society. If they'd only damage themselves with their woke loonacy, I'd be applauding happily.
That's an excellent analogy! I've lived in other countries and I've noticed things like seasonal allergies and peanut allergies are very rare, where our immune system has to fight against cholera and plague. I survived the latter, it's still extant; but so many people with bored immune systems end up with one that fights against its own body.
I get the analogy and wish it were true but if you were right the whole pandemic business would have given this lot something real to worry about. instead they seem to have drawn strength in the chaos.
Tribalism is probably an ingrained genetic response to protect limited resources. In the US, we have the left trying to tightly ingrain tribalism with race and the right saying, "America is the tribe, cut it the fuck out" which probably leads to a uptick in nationalism.
Well, in terms of ethnicity, Irani people could be considered “white”, as genetically they are closer to germanic people and Southern Europeans than to modern day Arabs, for instance. This is the problem with these terms, such as black, brown and white.... they reduce people’s appearance and ethnicity to skin colour which is one of the least indicative traits of someone’s “racial”/ ethnic origin and deep-time genetic makeup. In fact, they are very ignorant and racist terms. Also, there is this confusion of Caucasians and “white”, as well. Anyone is Caucasian from India through Arabia, to Arabic North Africa and Europe. Australian aboriginals are also more closely related to Caucasians than Africans, despite their similar pigmentation... and the list goes on. I think people would be able to see past colours if they were educated on human population history, as well as they were taught to learn someone’s specific heritage instead of matching them to collective colour charts.
Brother Skutnu Historians, anthropologists, linguists and geneticists are paid everywhere in the world to provide an objective picture of the history and origins of the human species and its populations. I don’t think there is anything relative about that... there may be undecided issues, or things they don’t agree on/ unsure about, but I doubt there is a lack of general consensus among countries, as most of these studies are already international and they all follow extremely similar protocols.
Two of my favourite channels coming together- absolutely brilliant! Thanks so much Triggernometry for continuing to have conversations with the voices that the media don’t want to show. 👍
Perhaps that's why Boris wants the Hong Kong British to come here. A good friend of mine is 2nd gen West Indian. Detests BLM and dislike the term BAME, because it victimises people of colour. Another from a different island has the same attitude.
BTW, architecture, arts, medicine, science etc weren't invented in islamic world. It all started in Egypt, Persia, Greece, Rome, China way before Prophet Mohamed...
@@oddespenjenssen2236 errr, no. Very few liked Castro. The people who cheered for him coming to power were those who bought into a corrupted vision of heaven on earth. Smarter, discerning, or just more intelligent people fled while they could. Just like those today who cheer for leftist ideals and politicians are Ignorant and without a moral firewall to discern that they are helping to establish evil and are rooting for their own suffering.
Thanks to you both for having a space for these discussions. Intelligent balanced and challenging. And unfortunately you need to be and are being brave. You are holding out for our free speech while challenging your guests. Great public service. Thanks.
Great video once again guys. I've been following Mahyar Tousis' channel for a while now. This interview provides a deep & fascinating insight into his intellect when discussing these issues.
Did you see the black sportswoman complaining that she was stopped by the police because she was driving a Mercedes? The car was stopped because it was driving fast down the wrong side of the road and wouldn't pull over. The car has blacked out windows. How then could the police see who was driving? Sounds like a case of me too, jumping on fashionable bandwagon. If you don't break the law you won't get stopped.
@Rufus T Firefly It's interesting that you say that. On the train to work I notice that it's always black men who won't wear a face mask. When one was taken to task by another passenger he said that Covid doesn't exist, it's a government plot to control black people.
@Rufus T Firefly It is interesting. Maybe Black Lives only Matter politically, but in the outside world not. If I was in a group es thought to be at risk, although being over 60 I suppose I am, then I wouldn't be taking chances.
@@carpenoctem1577 I find it's the opposite. We're too MUCH of each 'side'. For example, a lefty might be a big campaigner for abortion rights and drug liberalisation; I come along and say, yip, a woman can have anything within her body removed at any time (she doesn't OWE the embryo sustenance), and 12 year olds can shoot up heroin. Mr right-wing wants lower taxes and freedom of speech. I agree, lower them to zero and privatize everything. And anyone can say absolutely anything. No libel laws, no prohibition of child porn (not necessarily the making of, which may involve force), and no laws about 'inciting' anything. If A murders B, A done it, doesn't matter if C told him to.
One reason for the popularity of these ideas is that people don't actually want freedom. Freedom is frightening. Freedom is untethered. Freedom is individual responsibility. Most people want to feel safe, grounded and protected by others. Totalitarianism provides all these things.
smartypants you might be onto something here. The overall willingness by western country populations to surrender personal freedoms to little tyrants forcing pandemic suppression lockdowns and other rules and deprivations upon them and then ‘thanking’ them in various ways proves the point. We are too willing to be ‘saved’ by the state.
@@christineofarrell7270 It's not my idea. I learnt it from Freud. Apparently, his claim was that: “Most people do not really want freedom, because freedom involves responsibility, and most people are frightened of responsibility.” I agree with your point regarding the 'pandemic'. People are desperate for someone, preferably a fair someone, to tell them what to do. However, my fear is that once that someone realises they can tell us what to do, it's not clear that they will continue to be fair.
@@IndigoDisco Religion in the west is voluntary. My observation as a non-religious person is that believers use their faith to strengthen their sense of responsibility and independence from social and state tyranny.
@@sanniepstein4835 Agreed. Religion provides limitations but they are limitations that are required for independence and personal growth. Whereas state mandated rules mostly crush independence. Who is it that says 'discipline is freedom'?
Honestly I became a libertarian from being on the brink of being a communist. I think I just woke up and thought being on the left was stupid and I've voted conservative since David Cameron. 👍🏻 Also I actually voted for the brexit party and I'm not a fan Nigel farage. it was werid voting for him. but it was needed.
Sarah Anne isn’t it strange...from 14 to 20 I was a communist/Marxist. 20-35 I supported labour and was a socialist. I started to become disillusioned with Blair and the opening up of university places and immigration with no thought attached to the policy. I also started to see the state that we were becoming sucked into with the EU. I started voting based on my view that we needed to break away from the EU. I finally voted Conservative, in 2019 and immediately phoned my father and apologised for all the arguments over our polarised political past and my political immaturity and idealism!! If your not a communist when your young and a conservative when your middle aged there’s something wrong with the world!
Sutters 72 I think it comes with age and more experience I’m 25 now and I’ve voted Tory since I think sorry 2015 (I can’t remember) (since I’ve been eligible) and I voted for Brexit I’ve always done a shit toon of research before voting I think it also comes down to influence as well I was in a toxic friendship so she wouldn’t like it if thought I different way it It was horrible as fuck
‘Tribal’ A great retort to the left-wing when they accuse you of being a racist for disagreeing with their underlying ideology. A: “Well I’m tribal actually! Incidentally, you are too!” Then watch their confusion manifest.... No doubt the accusation will be repeated “that’s racist!” A: “No, just part of a human social group based on social or ideological solidarity, as you are too!”
Tanya Kasafir wow! 👍👍👍cheers! Shame though... my daughter struggles to accept our right lean after listening to things from school/mates and now BLM ...She is seeing our point of view but not completely 😬 by the way my husband is Asian !
As someone who's been in a Communist Party in the third world (the one that split from the other due to their kowtowing to the Soviets, we were working on economic reform and public services to bring down monopolies) I can tell you with full and utter confidence that BLM is not communist in an intelligent way whatsoever. These are teenagers with a limited understanding of the Manifesto and haven't so much as read Das Kapital or any post-Marx analysis of economics. Capitalism can't be killed, I've come to believe, but I still believe in state regulations since proles are just as screwed in the head as their slave drivers. But sorry, these idiots are not communists, they are LARPers, they show zero nuanced understanding of world economic systems, their criticism of the nuclear family is hyperbolic (you can't "abolish" it just like that, joint families need to be brought back as a cultural effort in the end).
> BLM is not communist in an intelligent way Is it communist in a stupid way? Its web site was explicitly communist until the recent change to transgenderism, etc. And a BLM cofounder recently interviewed on C-SPAN babbled for so long about her personal problems that I assumed she was hiding her communism and stopped watching.
@@TeaParty1776 Look at the first chapter of Das Kapital and tell me it's coherent in any way with what they're trying to achieve. Heck, look at Guevara. Communists came in all shapes and sizes, of course, but dividing the working class is suicidal for any socialistic "revolution" or whatever they're playing at now. What the fuck is a "trained Marxist" anyway? I've known a lot of Marxists and none of them went to Marxist boot camp. They don't do Marxist tricks, they don't eat Marxist treats. What you have are kids who think Marxism/Communism is what you are if you're opposed to the way "The Machine" works. If you're making the point that they're using Communist-y revolutionary-ish rhetoric to push an agenda of their own, you may have a point but trust me, they couldn't organise a basic political structure if they tried. I guess political structures are inherently cishetpatriarchowhatever+. Their ideas are based on emotions, not material reality. And socialism is necessarily materialist, or it ceases to make even theoretical sense. And need I add they cancel materialist Marxists for being "class essentialist?" And besides, not all Marxists are communists.
The Founding Documents were influenced by British colonists that weren't Loyalists. At least the Bill of Rights allowed our country a way to evolve through 27 Amendments so far (considering that property owners were the main beneficiaries). Unfortunately, the 1st and 2nd Amendments get more attention than the 10th Amendment.
Thank you for this platform, and having these calm and rationale conversations. Been sharing these videos and your channel in the U.S. It is refreshing to hear what people across the pond are thinking of the U.S.
Great conversation Mayhar is brilliant, logical, practical and very handsome dare i say Edit id like to add i think im centre too and think you could describe that as being balanced
Mayhar is right when he says that government intervention underpins most monopolies, this IS true of youtube twitter and facebook all of whom are monopolies protected by section 230.
Person of colour 'Mahyar Tousi' mixes with the 'Far-Right' at the London protests and gets a warm welcome and he describes it as the better side. Mahyar Tousi's UA-cam channel is one of my subscriptions.
He’s dead wrong about democrats in the USA liking the flag and being patriotic. He’s clearly never been to the USA or lives in a bubble. This hatred of the word patriot is in fact not only a British problem it’s also an American problem.
Well clearly he has seen different, this is what they are talking about, say something another person disagrees with and get attacked for it ! no need to put your view so forthright, all you had to say was "when I was in the states, the Democrats I saw, came across as the complete opposite ! You would still of made your point without virtually calling Mayhar a liar ! no need for it. This is a big problem in this country now, give your opinion or experience on something, and get attacked for it... disgusting.
If Dems and Reps knew they could get away with not displaying the flag, then many would stop having it at their rallies. At this point, I truly hate the American flag pins that politicians have felt obligated to wear since 9/11 because it’s a prop. The pins imply patriotism for politicians who don’t behave like patriots. I’m so over it. So many Americans hate America, but you are the one with the problem if you point out that they aren’t obligated to stay here. 8-(. Nobody’s required to live here. I don’t get how that’s so hard to understand in a truly mobile society.
You guys create A list content and do an AMAZING job of keeping your stuff balanced and good spirited. You keep things positive despite the dark undertones present in some of the subject matter :) And you're hilarious. Top notch fellas!
A seriously cool guy! It's amazing how people can come to Western countries, from places that are genuinely oppressive. And they see the good things we have in comparison to where they've come from. And we, who were born here take these things so for granted that we don't notice them as much as we should. You can do this whilst knowing that things aren't perfect. And you can appreciate what good you do have, whilst working to have wrong things righted.
@@Lurch685 Been a subber of his channel for about a year now, he's great, more British than most British, especially if they are left leaning British !!
I love Mayher, but have to agree with Konstantin here- although I don’t know what the solution is either- but I agree UA-cam and Google just have too much power today, particularly Google, which I would definitely consider a monopoly. There may be alternatives but in real life Google controls the internet and the flow of information to a frightening degree, and this is now having a big impact as we’ve seen with the recent pandemic craziness. But I also don’t think government regulation is the best option because I wouldn’t want a radical leftist government dictating to big tech either. I consider myself a centrist because I have issues with both sides too. The solution? I think we all as individuals in a society need to start speaking up and not bending the knee to these crazy minority on Twitter. If all the silent voices took a stand to demand free speech for everyone the big companies might make different choices. But because the loudest angriest most vicious voices are the 2% of radical leftists, they’re controlling the narrative- and everyone else is letting them dictate the whole conversation by staying silent to avoid being targeted themselves. I think Zuby was right in his recent Triggernometry interview- one of the biggest issues is the majority of sensible reasonable people just want to live their lives and be left alone, which is breeding cowardice and capitulation to the mob. Every government, company and individual person should have denounced the BLM riots, but each was too scared the anger and violence would be turned on them- so they either did nothing or worse, supported it. Maybe if everyone who supported a truly free society and free speech stopped using Twitter and Facebook tomorrow, the drop in users and activity might convince them to change their policies?
Maybe they should not be allowed to remove people without following a fully transparent and legally enforceable arbitration process. You know "innocent until proved guilty" sort of thing.
@Pippin Strano Private companies can't just sack people arbitrarily (at least not in the UK they can't) so the concept of arbitration/tribunals can be applied to private companies to ensure that they treat people fairly. Similar to OFGEN and OFCOM who try to make sure that powerful companies treat their customers fairly.
@Pippin Strano Well it can go too far, an employer has to do a lot of legwork to show grounds for dismissal and that can put them off employing people in the first place, but in general it helps balance out the power between employer and employed.
Why is it the immigrant has no reflection on the people of the country. That they have been looked after on the backs of the people who were born and bred here for thousands of years ?
@@IndigoDisco surely there must be someone? a victim of the grooming gangs appears on Twitter regularly, I'm sure she would be brave enough. Are the hosts of this show brave enough to interview that one courageous soul is the next question.
Everyone in my life supports BLM and I just can't bring myself to fully support it. I am afraid to be truthful about it for fear of what others may think. I think it would be cool to try and get someone on that you guys disagree with. Like a BLM supporter or even a BLM leader? I think it would be an interesting conversation. Love what you guys do!
Those whining and complaining about freedom in Uk should talk about their own country. If the Government doesn’t stand up to those bullies they will take over.
There is nothing wrong with being patriotic or to celebrate being of English ethnicity. People celebrate being Scottish, Welsh and Irish so one should never be silent and defend the right to celebrate being English and celebrate being British. I will not be silent and will defend the right to free speech. Keeping silent and not protecting free speech is a problem in today's society. If we lose our right to the free speech we will in turn lose all our freedom. We need to stand up for British values. We can learn from history but not change history. It was Britain that ended the slave trade and introduced laws against slavery in 1833.
I've watched Mahyar content a lot, but I was surprised he doesn't recognise the need for free speech laws need to baked into any public media platforms.
Another excellent guest. His point about separating the BML cause from the organisation and the core beliefs/objectives underpinning BLM is em excellent one.
A Russian, Iranian, and Venezuelan walk into a bar..... ah no, they were still closed when this was shot. On a serious note, great to see Mahyar on the interviewee's seat!
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The Muslim astronomy, mathematics, et al, was 100% lifted from the works of one man, Aristotle, & did not originate with Arab people, Persians, or any other middle-eastern societies, Just saying..
What he misses to see is that there is no true market and competition around UA-cam.
UA-cam operates at a loss, always did. It only survives due to Google subsidizing it. Therefore allowing it's quality, and with that quality it keeps competitors off and small, for those need to be self-sustaining, which is hardly possible with today's technology. UA-cam has the ability to use endless-money-cheatcodes to operate on a quality level ten years ahead. There is noteworthy competition. It's like the "opposition" parties in Socialism: Small fig leafs to tell yourself and others that it's totally a democracy!
In Germany, we (used to) operate on the belief and principle of law that "Property brings Responsibility". This is not meant in the Socialist moralist meaning that have to do certain things to be political, but that you for one of course have to care for your property (imagine buying a house and just let it fall apart... that would be wrong), and not to abuse the power you gain through that property, especially to harm people.
UA-cam is abusing its power in a moralist and partisan fashion, when due to its size it should be treated as a service and thus held to higher standards (ie of free speech), instead of the blank checks for "it's a company duh, they can throw anyone out!" - nowadays they do that even without any explanation or reason, much less an example what exactly they mean. It's all just vague nonsense because they have personal beef with you, instead of being able to engage with actual evidence or viewpoints. They are intellectually lazy, like all despots.
You want a real market competition? Break UA-cam off from google/alphabet, forbid them to subsidize this giant loss-operating society-influence-&-control-machine.
British Values
Britain was a construct, created to engender Multiculturalism (the true meaning, not the parallel mono-culturalism we have come to think of, to bring Scotland, Wales and Ireland together with England. The aim to create an atmosphere of inclusion of all the people in Britain. This was extended to all, that does not mean there was no racism.
British values contributed massively (if not totally responsible) for the moral change from the acceptance of slavery to the now (almost) universal condemnation of the institution of slavery. Yes Britain, or individual Britain's got involved heavily in the Atlantic Slave Trade, but it was Britain that created, enacted and enforced the embargo on the Slave Trade. It is Britain that had the end of slavery enacted in the Congress of Vienna.
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It is Britain that has taken in displaced and persecuted peoples from Europe (and other places) since the 17th Century. This includes everyone from the Huguenots, to Kinder Transport (Britain was the only country in the world that would take in these children).
The puritans escaped Britain, not simply because they themselves wanted to escape persecution, but more because they didn't necessarily want to be forced to accept or coexist with other religions. As Stephen Fry put it once on QI, they wanted the right to be able to persecute people themselves.
A Russian Jew & a guy with a Venezuelan mother interviewing an Iranian guy on why they are proud to live in Britain. Keep up the good work fellas!
Which seems, does it not, to negate the "Britain is a racist society" argument (which is not much of an 'argument').
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I think I meant to say refute or repudiate rather than negate.
@@staninjapan07 it would suggest to me that not all migrants to the UK have the same experiences. I think what they are saying is that this may not be due to racism per se, rather cultural differences
@@Icgamers4321 Yes I suppose so.
@@staninjapan07 I've found cultural diff with diff age groups and social groups. I grew up with black, asian, south-east asian and arabic people in the 90s-2010. Generally no problem just some minor racism. But the youth culture since 2010 has been gradually and increasingly racist. This isnt a cultural issue regarding ethnicity but regarding social groups. Youth, woke culture is it's own culture that most people of other race sont subscribe to.
@@DarkAngel2512 I will not argue. We draw neat lines around things to more easily comprehend them, and we know that we do, but sometimes even the most well-intentioned of us forgets to keep in mind that we do. I bet I do it all the damned time.
These two "foreigners" defend and love the country more than most natives. Love you guys. Keep fighting the good fight!
They love classic liberal, cosmopolitan values.
Hanz up yes, and yet we have BRITISH broadcast company who hate our country/ history😡😡😡
I’m Native (Diné) and I’m proud to be American. From what I’ve seen from blm and it’s founder, they want us to be a socialist hellhole like Venezuela or the USSR
That's because natives usually take their country for granted.
Excessive patriotism is a bit unsightly anyway.
When people from countries that don't have freedom are telling you that your freedom is valuable but is in danger of being stolen away, you should probably listen.
But people STILL won't listen! ⚠️
Yea. You can even read those people on youtube. From Russia, Hungary...
This is getting very interesting. Not in a positive way.
Listen, yes, but not necessarily agree.
@Michael Defibaugh whose agenda?
@Michael Defibaugh and who are they?
Mahyar is top bloke. He'd make a great mayor.
MP
Podkova he kinda looks like a cat
It's basically his name.
@@randomgirlsthoughts Is it ever.
@@joanketelby752 what?
Wokeness is like an allergy: when the body has nothing real to combat it starts fighting harmless things and ends up damaging itself, and so it is with wokeness and society.
Good point. Only problem is: they don't just damage themselves, they damage all of us and society. If they'd only damage themselves with their woke loonacy, I'd be applauding happily.
Empty stomach - one problem.
Full stomach - 100 problems.
That's an excellent analogy!
I've lived in other countries and I've noticed things like seasonal allergies and peanut allergies are very rare, where our immune system has to fight against cholera and plague. I survived the latter, it's still extant; but so many people with bored immune systems end up with one that fights against its own body.
It's a virus. Wokevid-19.
I get the analogy and wish it were true but if you were right the whole pandemic business would have given this lot something real to worry about. instead they seem to have drawn strength in the chaos.
Mahyar has his finger on the pulse. Racism and tribalism are often confused. He could teach James O'Brien a thing or two
You can lead a horse to knowledge but you can't make him think.
James O'Brien is unable to be educated.
Tribalism is probably an ingrained genetic response to protect limited resources.
In the US, we have the left trying to tightly ingrain tribalism with race and the right saying, "America is the tribe, cut it the fuck out" which probably leads to a uptick in nationalism.
H.A. Treesong thats an understatement 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
@H.A. Treesong spot on. Try listen him on lbc but have turn of cause my stress levels hes so full of shit n very divisive. But hes choir love him
They'll (the cancel mob) will accuse him of being the wrong shade of brown, or some other uncle Tommery type accusations.
He has embodied "whiteness" and so is a victim twice over. Lol
Well, in terms of ethnicity, Irani people could be considered “white”, as genetically they are closer to germanic people and Southern Europeans than to modern day Arabs, for instance. This is the problem with these terms, such as black, brown and white.... they reduce people’s appearance and ethnicity to skin colour which is one of the least indicative traits of someone’s “racial”/ ethnic origin and deep-time genetic makeup. In fact, they are very ignorant and racist terms. Also, there is this confusion of Caucasians and “white”, as well. Anyone is Caucasian from India through Arabia, to Arabic North Africa and Europe. Australian aboriginals are also more closely related to Caucasians than Africans, despite their similar pigmentation... and the list goes on. I think people would be able to see past colours if they were educated on human population history, as well as they were taught to learn someone’s specific heritage instead of matching them to collective colour charts.
Brother Skutnu he is Irani, not Arabic.
Iranians are actually not Arabs but rather Persians.
Brother Skutnu Historians, anthropologists, linguists and geneticists are paid everywhere in the world to provide an objective picture of the history and origins of the human species and its populations. I don’t think there is anything relative about that... there may be undecided issues, or things they don’t agree on/ unsure about, but I doubt there is a lack of general consensus among countries, as most of these studies are already international and they all follow extremely similar protocols.
Two of my favourite channels coming together- absolutely brilliant! Thanks so much Triggernometry for continuing to have conversations with the voices that the media don’t want to show. 👍
If all migrants to the UK are like Mahyar then I would easily accept at least a million more immigrants.
Problem is often greater with the second generation. Most of the 1st generation have first hand experience and risked their lives to get to the west.
Perhaps that's why Boris wants the Hong Kong British to come here. A good friend of mine is 2nd gen West Indian. Detests BLM and dislike the term BAME, because it victimises people of colour. Another from a different island has the same attitude.
you want boring immigrants?
Fuck me 🤦♂️
Yes! 1000 x yes!
Mayhar's great. Reasoned, rational and likeable. Never knew conservatives could be so decent!
Can't tell if you're serious or not
Now ask yourself why you thought like that
Have you been paying attention to any of these interviews.. This is a forum for reasoned descusion please tell me you were only joking
Not very reasonable to think someone who is conservative isnt reasonable. I say this as a leftie.
people like you are scary as heck. How did you manage to even think that conservatives weren't decent. WOW!!
Its nice to hear peaple talking sense. Maybe the media can learn something from these guys
The Media has been completely taken over by Marxists. Not only will they not listen, they will actively persecute people with different opinions.
Your kidding right?
Media is complicit in the destruction and collapse of Democratic countries around the world.
Pigs might fly...
Sense??? LMAOFF
@Zoe P would you risk an elderly parent or grandparent??? Hmm???
BTW, architecture, arts, medicine, science etc weren't invented in islamic world. It all started in Egypt, Persia, Greece, Rome, China way before Prophet Mohamed...
Paedo Mo..
I met a few Cuban Republicans in Miami - their stories of life under Castro made me understand.
A pity they didn't tell you stories of life there before Castro as well. Even worse!
@@oddespenjenssen2236 errr, no. Very few liked Castro. The people who cheered for him coming to power were those who bought into a corrupted vision of heaven on earth. Smarter, discerning, or just more intelligent people fled while they could. Just like those today who cheer for leftist ideals and politicians are Ignorant and without a moral firewall to discern that they are helping to establish evil and are rooting for their own suffering.
If a platform behaves like a publisher, they should be treated legally as such.
Thanks to you both for having a space for these discussions. Intelligent balanced and challenging. And unfortunately you need to be and are being brave. You are holding out for our free speech while challenging your guests. Great public service.
Thanks.
Great video once again guys. I've been following Mahyar Tousis' channel for a while now. This interview provides a deep & fascinating insight into his intellect when discussing these issues.
Did you see the black sportswoman complaining that she was stopped by the police because she was driving a Mercedes? The car was stopped because it was driving fast down the wrong side of the road and wouldn't pull over. The car has blacked out windows. How then could the police see who was driving? Sounds like a case of me too, jumping on fashionable bandwagon. If you don't break the law you won't get stopped.
And that idiot Cressida Dick has apologised to her. Clown
And the Chief of Police apologised even though there was no wrongdoing by the police.
@Rufus T Firefly It's interesting that you say that. On the train to work I notice that it's always black men who won't wear a face mask. When one was taken to task by another passenger he said that Covid doesn't exist, it's a government plot to control black people.
@Rufus T Firefly It is interesting. Maybe Black Lives only Matter politically, but in the outside world not. If I was in a group es thought to be at risk, although being over 60 I suppose I am, then I wouldn't be taking chances.
"If you don't break the law you won't get stopped." Really..?
We Libertarians are very unifying people. EVERYONE from all over the political spectrum hates us :D
Hats off to that. That made me chuckle. Thank you :)
Not left enough for the left nor right enough for the right.
@@carpenoctem1577 I find it's the opposite. We're too MUCH of each 'side'. For example, a lefty might be a big campaigner for abortion rights and drug liberalisation; I come along and say, yip, a woman can have anything within her body removed at any time (she doesn't OWE the embryo sustenance), and 12 year olds can shoot up heroin.
Mr right-wing wants lower taxes and freedom of speech. I agree, lower them to zero and privatize everything. And anyone can say absolutely anything. No libel laws, no prohibition of child porn (not necessarily the making of, which may involve force), and no laws about 'inciting' anything. If A murders B, A done it, doesn't matter if C told him to.
@@simonking2869 They hate us because we got it right.
@@lastmanstanding5423 The non-aggression principle rules! And I'll deck any bastard that disagrees 😊
You guys should really interview the one and only Hodge Twins from the States... Proper mad lads...
Istvan Toth that would be great.👍🏻
That would be a dream come true
Really interesting interview...lovely to see an arrival being so positive ...we could learn a lot from you as a nation
Another great interview guys, thank you
Mahyar for London Mayor!
Excellent interview!! if we can only get the rest of the country to watch this and wake up!!
Young, smart, and smoking HOT! We need more of these men in our world.
Objectifier
One reason for the popularity of these ideas is that people don't actually want freedom.
Freedom is frightening. Freedom is untethered. Freedom is individual responsibility.
Most people want to feel safe, grounded and protected by others. Totalitarianism provides all these things.
smartypants you might be onto something here. The overall willingness by western country populations to surrender personal freedoms to little tyrants forcing pandemic suppression lockdowns and other rules and deprivations upon them and then ‘thanking’ them in various ways proves the point. We are too willing to be ‘saved’ by the state.
@@christineofarrell7270 It's not my idea. I learnt it from Freud. Apparently, his claim was that: “Most people do not really want freedom, because freedom involves responsibility, and most people are frightened of responsibility.”
I agree with your point regarding the 'pandemic'. People are desperate for someone, preferably a fair someone, to tell them what to do. However, my fear is that once that someone realises they can tell us what to do, it's not clear that they will continue to be fair.
It's why so many turn to religion too.
@@IndigoDisco Religion in the west is voluntary. My observation as a non-religious person is that believers use their faith to strengthen their sense of responsibility and independence from social and state tyranny.
@@sanniepstein4835 Agreed. Religion provides limitations but they are limitations that are required for independence and personal growth. Whereas state mandated rules mostly crush independence.
Who is it that says 'discipline is freedom'?
Honestly I became a libertarian from being on the brink of being a communist. I think I just woke up and thought being on the left was stupid and I've voted conservative since David Cameron. 👍🏻
Also I actually voted for the brexit party and I'm not a fan Nigel farage. it was werid voting for him. but it was needed.
Sarah Anne isn’t it strange...from 14 to 20 I was a communist/Marxist. 20-35 I supported labour and was a socialist. I started to become disillusioned with Blair and the opening up of university places and immigration with no thought attached to the policy. I also started to see the state that we were becoming sucked into with the EU. I started voting based on my view that we needed to break away from the EU. I finally voted Conservative, in 2019 and immediately phoned my father and apologised for all the arguments over our polarised political past and my political immaturity and idealism!! If your not a communist when your young and a conservative when your middle aged there’s something wrong with the world!
Sutters 72 I’m 16 and I’ve always had strong conservative views fortunately I didn’t become a communist
A life spent in political confusion, then.
Odd Espen Jenssen nope I know my own mind 🤷🏻♀️ and I’m not confused now
Sutters 72 I think it comes with age and more experience I’m 25 now and I’ve voted Tory since I think sorry 2015 (I can’t remember) (since I’ve been eligible) and I voted for Brexit I’ve always done a shit toon of research before voting
I think it also comes down to influence as well I was in a toxic friendship so she wouldn’t like it if thought I different way it It was horrible as fuck
Very handsome man. Plus he’s a conservative!
Definitely very easy on the eye.
@@catwoman7462 Very easy on the eyes!!
Oops forgot...we shouldn't objectify. Haha!
Conservatives suck
Is that an oxymoron - handsome AND conservative?
@@terrycourtnadge4159 it's a low bar
‘Tribal’
A great retort to the left-wing when they accuse you of being a racist for disagreeing with their underlying ideology.
A: “Well I’m tribal actually! Incidentally, you are too!”
Then watch their confusion manifest.... No doubt the accusation will be repeated “that’s racist!”
A: “No, just part of a human social group based on social or ideological solidarity, as you are too!”
Ur a racist middle class fuktard
Matthew Taylor
The irony....
Which tribe are you in?
TomYeeha
One which values robust free speech, rather than those that would censor any expression of opinion (or humour) that may offend the fragile.
@@gt-fd8wc free speech just means freedom from government censorship, not civilian/corporate censorship though right?
"Fantastic place to live, unless you have the wrong opinion"
Oh the irony, Kas.
About the UK, do you mean?
I'm a teacher. On the Right!! I Solo voice.
Tanya Kasafir wow! 👍👍👍cheers! Shame though... my daughter struggles to accept our right lean after listening to things from school/mates and now BLM ...She is seeing our point of view but not completely 😬 by the way my husband is Asian !
@@barneyrubble8590 Teenagers need dissent and argument! Poke her by being more Left wing than is reasonable!! Lol
As someone who's been in a Communist Party in the third world (the one that split from the other due to their kowtowing to the Soviets, we were working on economic reform and public services to bring down monopolies) I can tell you with full and utter confidence that BLM is not communist in an intelligent way whatsoever. These are teenagers with a limited understanding of the Manifesto and haven't so much as read Das Kapital or any post-Marx analysis of economics. Capitalism can't be killed, I've come to believe, but I still believe in state regulations since proles are just as screwed in the head as their slave drivers. But sorry, these idiots are not communists, they are LARPers, they show zero nuanced understanding of world economic systems, their criticism of the nuclear family is hyperbolic (you can't "abolish" it just like that, joint families need to be brought back as a cultural effort in the end).
> BLM is not communist in an intelligent way
Is it communist in a stupid way? Its web site was explicitly communist until the recent change to transgenderism, etc. And a BLM cofounder recently interviewed on C-SPAN babbled for so long about her personal problems that I assumed she was hiding her communism and stopped watching.
@@TeaParty1776 Look at the first chapter of Das Kapital and tell me it's coherent in any way with what they're trying to achieve. Heck, look at Guevara. Communists came in all shapes and sizes, of course, but dividing the working class is suicidal for any socialistic "revolution" or whatever they're playing at now. What the fuck is a "trained Marxist" anyway? I've known a lot of Marxists and none of them went to Marxist boot camp. They don't do Marxist tricks, they don't eat Marxist treats. What you have are kids who think Marxism/Communism is what you are if you're opposed to the way "The Machine" works. If you're making the point that they're using Communist-y revolutionary-ish rhetoric to push an agenda of their own, you may have a point but trust me, they couldn't organise a basic political structure if they tried. I guess political structures are inherently cishetpatriarchowhatever+. Their ideas are based on emotions, not material reality. And socialism is necessarily materialist, or it ceases to make even theoretical sense. And need I add they cancel materialist Marxists for being "class essentialist?" And besides, not all Marxists are communists.
The correct analogy of the anti-nuclear family bit of BLM is what you'd call extreme Fordism, not classical Marxism.
I also joined Parler, Konstantin - and I am not a conservative. If enough of us join it will be an actually DIVERSE platform.
Loved the video, Mahyar for Mayor!
Mahyar for mayor
Love Mahyar. Great bloke and solid guest. Only just discovered you guys recently and subscribed straight away. Keep up the good work!
Mahyar Tousi has one of the greatest birtish news/politics channels, if not the greatest. Fantastic guy!
Parler isn’t right wing as far as I can tell. I am not right or left. I am an American constitutionalist
constitutionalism is right wing
wade2bosh It’s what America was built on. It’s not right or left. I am not in either side’s cult.
The Founding Documents were influenced by British colonists that weren't Loyalists. At least the Bill of Rights allowed our country a way to evolve through 27 Amendments so far (considering that property owners were the main beneficiaries). Unfortunately, the 1st and 2nd Amendments get more attention than the 10th Amendment.
Thank you for the interview. I am new subscriber. I am subbed to Mahyar Tousi.
Thank you for this platform, and having these calm and rationale conversations. Been sharing these videos and your channel in the U.S. It is refreshing to hear what people across the pond are thinking of the U.S.
Excellent podcast
Ty
The persian empire was zoroastrian.
Great video guys, loved the content and how you all explained each topic. Looking forward to seeing more from you 🙏👍🙏
Thank you, Triggernometry for being f'in awesome.
This man is so handsome 💖💖💖
Not really...he's a typical Iranian chap...nothing special!
Really like Mahyar because he actually talks so much sense. Common sense is so lacking now.
Great conversation
Mayhar is brilliant, logical, practical and very handsome dare i say
Edit id like to add i think im centre too and think you could describe that as being balanced
Yes, isn't he yummy!
Such a brilliant guest that Francis has been unable to pronounce his surname for the past week!
Mayhar is right when he says that government intervention underpins most monopolies, this IS true of youtube twitter and facebook all of whom are monopolies protected by section 230.
45:41 "Two wrongs don't make a right."
No - but one Parler might!
BRILLIANT job gents, excellent interview!
Person of colour 'Mahyar Tousi' mixes with the 'Far-Right' at the London protests and gets a warm welcome and he describes it as the better side.
Mahyar Tousi's UA-cam channel is one of my subscriptions.
He’s dead wrong about democrats in the USA liking the flag and being patriotic. He’s clearly never been to the USA or lives in a bubble. This hatred of the word patriot is in fact not only a British problem it’s also an American problem.
Well clearly he has seen different, this is what they are talking about, say something another person disagrees with and get attacked for it ! no need to put your view so forthright, all you had to say was "when I was in the states, the Democrats I saw, came across as the complete opposite ! You would still of made your point without virtually calling Mayhar a liar ! no need for it. This is a big problem in this country now, give your opinion or experience on something, and get attacked for it... disgusting.
If Dems and Reps knew they could get away with not displaying the flag, then many would stop having it at their rallies. At this point, I truly hate the American flag pins that politicians have felt obligated to wear since 9/11 because it’s a prop. The pins imply patriotism for politicians who don’t behave like patriots. I’m so over it. So many Americans hate America, but you are the one with the problem if you point out that they aren’t obligated to stay here. 8-(. Nobody’s required to live here. I don’t get how that’s so hard to understand in a truly mobile society.
You guys create A list content and do an AMAZING job of keeping your stuff balanced and good spirited. You keep things positive despite the dark undertones present in some of the subject matter :)
And you're hilarious.
Top notch fellas!
Mayor Mahyar!
an intelligent young man
A seriously cool guy! It's amazing how people can come to Western countries, from places that are genuinely oppressive. And they see the good things we have in comparison to where they've come from. And we, who were born here take these things so for granted that we don't notice them as much as we should.
You can do this whilst knowing that things aren't perfect. And you can appreciate what good you do have, whilst working to have wrong things righted.
Anyone with a YT channel should already also be on Bitchute as a back-up, just in case.
I think it is very important that we start moving to other venues en masse. This will need to be an organized maneuver
Brilliant debate ..... thanks guys.
This man just gained a new sub.
I’ve never heard of this guy but I like what I hear.
Check out his channel, I stumbled upon it by accident and I'm so glad I did. It's dank.
Randy Lahey just subbed!
@@Lurch685 Been a subber of his channel for about a year now, he's great, more British than most British, especially if they are left leaning British !!
Awesome show and introduced me to another sane voice in the madness.
I love Mayher, but have to agree with Konstantin here- although I don’t know what the solution is either- but I agree UA-cam and Google just have too much power today, particularly Google, which I would definitely consider a monopoly. There may be alternatives but in real life Google controls the internet and the flow of information to a frightening degree, and this is now having a big impact as we’ve seen with the recent pandemic craziness. But I also don’t think government regulation is the best option because I wouldn’t want a radical leftist government dictating to big tech either. I consider myself a centrist because I have issues with both sides too.
The solution? I think we all as individuals in a society need to start speaking up and not bending the knee to these crazy minority on Twitter. If all the silent voices took a stand to demand free speech for everyone the big companies might make different choices. But because the loudest angriest most vicious voices are the 2% of radical leftists, they’re controlling the narrative- and everyone else is letting them dictate the whole conversation by staying silent to avoid being targeted themselves.
I think Zuby was right in his recent Triggernometry interview- one of the biggest issues is the majority of sensible reasonable people just want to live their lives and be left alone, which is breeding cowardice and capitulation to the mob. Every government, company and individual person should have denounced the BLM riots, but each was too scared the anger and violence would be turned on them- so they either did nothing or worse, supported it.
Maybe if everyone who supported a truly free society and free speech stopped using Twitter and Facebook tomorrow, the drop in users and activity might convince them to change their policies?
Maybe they should not be allowed to remove people without following a fully transparent and legally enforceable arbitration process. You know "innocent until proved guilty" sort of thing.
@Pippin Strano Private companies can't just sack people arbitrarily (at least not in the UK they can't) so the concept of arbitration/tribunals can be applied to private companies to ensure that they treat people fairly. Similar to OFGEN and OFCOM who try to make sure that powerful companies treat their customers fairly.
@Pippin Strano Agreed. I've never used Facebook or Twitter, they are poison.
@Pippin Strano Well it can go too far, an employer has to do a lot of legwork to show grounds for dismissal and that can put them off employing people in the first place, but in general it helps balance out the power between employer and employed.
Why is it always a tiny 1-2% radical voice that dictates the majority?
This guy is very watchable
Mayer tousi!
I do enjoy Triggernometry. Always interesting. Thank you chaps.
Love cures "racism". Red and Yellow Black and White All are precious in His sight. Jesus loves the little children of the world.
Why is it the immigrant has no reflection on the people of the country. That they have been looked after on the backs of the people who were born and bred here for thousands of years ?
how about inviting someone to speak about the child grooming epidemic? this needs to be spoken about!
Are they brave enough? Not many will go there.
@@IndigoDisco surely there must be someone? a victim of the grooming gangs appears on Twitter regularly, I'm sure she would be brave enough. Are the hosts of this show brave enough to interview that one courageous soul is the next question.
It's not just Netflix. It's Google, Amazon, etc.
so true the 50s people were very poor still my friends parents ...had to tear up flooring to heat there rooms etc in really cold weather
Mayhar has made good points about the BLM and has come across as being rational and reasonable man.
Great Interview 👍
Important distinction between inter-nationalism and globalism.
Its not true anymore that tories or Labour, doesent matter, Labour have gone totally off piste the last decade.
Love these discussions and analyzes - one of the few instances of actual intellectual exchange on UA-cam. Thank you.
I found you because of Mahyar. 👌🏻
Exellent
Everyone in my life supports BLM and I just can't bring myself to fully support it. I am afraid to be truthful about it for fear of what others may think. I think it would be cool to try and get someone on that you guys disagree with. Like a BLM supporter or even a BLM leader? I think it would be an interesting conversation. Love what you guys do!
Most BLM and the other SCARs (“So-Called Anti-Racists”) are careful to avoid arenas where their claims will be examined rather than blindly accepted.
Proves the point that the most handsome men come from Iran.
Mahyar is a fantastic speaker.
If the UK is institutionally racist, why are individuals prosecuted for being racist, when in fact they have been instituionlised?
You'd be shocked at how many south Americans there are Spain
Those whining and complaining about freedom in Uk should talk about their own country. If the Government doesn’t stand up to those bullies they will take over.
Holy moly this dude was BOOOOORRRINGGG!
There is nothing wrong with being patriotic or to celebrate being of English ethnicity. People celebrate being Scottish, Welsh and Irish so one should never be silent and defend the right to celebrate being English and celebrate being British. I will not be silent and will defend the right to free speech. Keeping silent and not protecting free speech is a problem in today's society. If we lose our right to the free speech we will in turn lose all our freedom. We need to stand up for British values. We can learn from history but not change history. It was Britain that ended the slave trade and introduced laws against slavery in 1833.
I guess British values doesn't include the family, man and women
I've watched Mahyar content a lot, but I was surprised he doesn't recognise the need for free speech laws need to baked into any public media platforms.
Dude in U.S discovering these dudes for first time really enjoying their interview...
,A perfect communist is not a were of being a communist'' Kisses from Poland.
yes Francis I agree entirely with you boris and his cronies must go people do not need showman
Another excellent guest. His point about separating the BML cause from the organisation and the core beliefs/objectives underpinning BLM is em excellent one.
Great conversation ~ clear common sense 🌞🌻🐿
OMG he's hotter than the Aussie guy!
One thing guys, Ancient Persia WAS NOT Musilim, but Polytheic . Islam came around VI cen., quite late invention
Yes - I am a classical libertarian ✅
Isn’t Dave Rubin building a new platform?
"They're not defending humans anymore. They're defending their ideology". Yep. Dogma.
A Russian, Iranian, and Venezuelan walk into a bar..... ah no, they were still closed when this was shot. On a serious note, great to see Mahyar on the interviewee's seat!