NEW VIDEO: ua-cam.com/video/Vj89otFMN8I/v-deo.html&ab_channel=JaydenHarris In this video I respond to some comments made. And also explain my thoughts more.
i am from POLAND i been here 20 years but i must say this country is going to sh...t migrants from dover high knife crime dirty cities nhs broken roads
@@Isa712x Yes it is difficult isn’t it, well at least for the ruling class, the rest of us understand exactly what’s going on. Very sad that a once great country who would help anyone and everyone is now being destroyed. No wonder there is so much depression about. If people coming here were happy to fit in and take everything that is given to them with a good heart, unfortunately they just want more and more, they are demanding, some are criminals, and our government side with them.
When it comes to migration, this is experienced in every single western country. The main problem with UK is soft law which does not punish real criminals. Instead, you'll get heavy time for a nasty FB comment. Police likes to go for easy targets, and online crime leaves plenty of evidence.
Sorry but the UK has the highest rates of illegals in Europe, and we have suffered from migration worse than many other countries (10 million in 10 yrs legal and illegal). The problem is when you import 3rd world problems you end up with the 3rd world.
@@gutinstinct4067 The UK public are masters at justifying what their government does to them. UK judicial system just adores targeting people online. Shame that Albanian burglars get asylum and drive around in a Ferrari in London with impunity.
@@gutinstinct4067 How was it determined that a nasty comment "fired up" people? Are they so easily malleable,so simple-minded, that reading words sets them off? Sounds to me to be just another draconian law expressly designed to chip away a person's inherent rights.
henryh2429-David Cameron, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss were also à disaster for the UK. The population should be angry with themselves to vote in the first two.
I'm done with the UK too, moving to Australia in a few weeks (always wanted to go), not sure for how long as im going to miss my family alot but theres nothing for me here, watching the UK die in realtime is just depressing. Also my whole life has been work (self employed and employed) while denying myself 'fun' (I cant afford to 'go out'), im almost 30, no closer to ever affording a house, havent been on holiday in my adult life, fell for the University 'scam' as well... (dont do it) and I've been genuinely depressed with the constant run on the hamster wheel to afford rent. Wasted my 20's working hard and paying tax to a country that hates it's indigenous population. Its a joke.
I moved to south-east Asia (Thailand, Laos and Myanmar) 24 years ago. I used to be a rocket scientist (yes honestly!). No jobs for rocket scientists over there, so I became a science teacher at international schools. The relatively good salary and low cost of living has given me a good and enjoyable life :) Now I teach science online from my cheap (but decent) little house close to the beaches of south Thailand. I visited the UK 2 years ago and it was DIRE! Good luck with your future :)
I'm out of here in a few weeks. And yes, I'm going to be a foreigner in another country. I know I will be a foreigner and will adhere to local laws and customs.
Like good old Paul Thorpe. He decided to stay. I’ve seen a few of his videos. Not everyone wants to leave, they just want a better country to live in, for all of those who make a contribution into the system.
@@alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361little unfair…! His parents might have been migrants I don’t know but he clearly loves this country… that counts for a lot…!
@alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361 jayden harris not sound british to you? Lol i didnt watch the full vid tbh just seen the title and it narked me. Seen a few vids saying similar. True brits wont give up on the country just like that. I couldnt move tbh but even if i could that wouldnt be happening.
The statistics say this is one of the safest countries on Earth! Murder numbers are extremely low for a country with 67 million and same with number of violent assaults. Sorry but you might be very shocked if you do leave at what you encounter elsewhere.
I'm from the UK and currently living here. Lived in 11 other countries for various different time periods before moving back. In my experience the grass isn't always greener. Every country has it's problems, some are better for some things and some are worse for others. Either way though, you look young so worth going abroad for the experience before you get tied down with commitments.
I remember British culture from when I went to a village primary school in 1971. It was unashamedly connected to Christianity. We had an assembly every morning: stories, poems, hymns, a gentle marking of the seasons, such as harvest festival.
You forgot absolutely silly New Zilchland where police run to Australia and where they seriously think " the World is watching us" ... in awe , they muse.... so silly place , and damp cold.... life in Europe , lovin' it. Despite Ukraine....
I knew a 44 year old woman who killed herself the day after the Southport stabbings. Some people were very upset and/or angry about the girls killings or even 'lost their mind'. How miserable this country is.
The apathy amongst the young makes sense, Britain has seen half the productivity growth of other advanced economies since the financial crisis. Millennials have half the home ownership rates that baby boomers had at the age of 30. Overall wages have not grown in Britain since 2007 whereas in the United States we have seen 15-20% wage growth across that same period. The wage growth they have had in the US has disproportionately gone to younger workers (
It's also having a very negative effect on native local birth rates among white Brits. If this isn't addressed asap the population implosion of native Brits could be irreversible and borderline extinction level in a few decades. There was a time when Brits were pumping out 8 kids per household.
You are right. Good luck with everything. I've gone already. To a place that is sunny, clean, 98% European, no third world or ghetto culture, and therefore safe. Plus I can be openly Christian and "white". And property is cheaper whether renting or buying
Now that you mention the word 'escape' i was thinking Britain might end up like 'Escape From New York', but actually attract a type of person from elsewhere, becoming a giant 'fly-paper'. Although, if people come here because it is better than where you come from, if it becomes the same as the place you came from there isn't any point in coming here.
I’ll be moving to Latvia in a few years time. I think the economies over there will become stronger in years to come. Yes, it’s not a greener grass, but I’ve been travelling back and forth now for 9 years and I class it as my second home.
I emigrated in 2009, and it was the best thing I ever did. My life is so much better here in the US than it would have been if I had stayed in the UK. One thing that might come as a bit of a surprise to you is that certain people from the UK sort of take it as a sort of personal insult that you left. They will say some pretty nasty things to you if you dare to mention that you emigrated and feel like your life is better as a result.
How sad that a British youngster ,our future ,feels this way . This is evidence of what the political class have caused. The youth of this country have been betrayed in the most awful way . Good luck with your future 👍
It is indeed a nation with so few (and very quickly diminishing) positives. There's also no way to fix it. Half the people enjoy being miserable and subservient, the other half don't want to rock the boat ....while it sinks with them on it! I didn't think I'd ever see a nation that would simultaneously become a crime ridden police state with no police or economy to support it....but here we go...
Great to hear this form a young guy. Britain always been held back by its class system .Got to be super-talented like the Beatles or a World-cup winner to stand a chance of breaking through. Even then you are still secretly looked down on as an oik who made good... but not really worthy.
That's crap...............I was born on a council estate, and have worked my way up to be very wealthy. In the UK nothing stands in your way if you have the get and go, a work ethic and a decent education. The trouble with this country now is that EVERYONE wants EVERYTHING ...........NOW! and if that isn't happening they find endless excuses and blame everyone else for their failures. I have also lived abroad several times......Norway, the Middle East, Russia, Hungary & Spain and there IS NO BETTER PLACE than the UK.
"Britain always been held back by its class system" I have always wondered whether the Indians invented the caste system or whether the British took it to India.
I completely get where you’re coming from man, although I won’t be leaving. I love this country too much to leave it in this mess and I do believe that some time in the future all this can be turned around and Britain will rise once again!
You’re delusional. Investors will invest in the EU and sell from the EU onto UK market rather than have a warehouse and office in the UK and sell from the UK onto EU market especially if they don’t have a clue what the future relationship between UK and EU will be because of indecisiveness of the British politicians.
If you live in a country where everyone can just come in that's like living in a home where you have no door. I used to be a leftist, but I'm now more of a centrist, for other reasons too.
i left the UK for Luxembourg 40 years ago. I have done quite well and had an early retirement. But I miss UK and wish I had never left. Also financially I would have done much better had I stayed....I left the UK in the 70s when it was in far more disastrous state...If you guys think other places are milk and honey, think twice.
Smart move, overall wages have not grown in Britain since 2007 whereas in the United States they have seen 15-20% wage growth across that same period. The wage growth they have had in the US has disproportionately gone to younger workers (aged less than 40) whereas in the UK, the weak income growth we have had has disproportionately gone to those who are over 40. US categorically rewards it's younger workers better than the UK does.
@@jamiewilliams685exactly what I was going to say. Europeans complain about how America is so much more financially rewarding at the same time want 30 days of holiday a year, to clock out at exactly 5pm and to take 12 months off for maternity or paternity leave... It don't work like that hun
No don’t do it anywhere with livable wages has insane rent, and some states are still using the minimum wage set by the federal government and have cheaper rent as a result but there is nothing to do their except drugs and joy rides. Trust me on this I’m an American.
I am a native White South Londoner, my close family fled London in 1968 - we moved to Israel and I am still in Israel, the rest of my wider family (Jewish & Christian) & all of my childhood friends moved out to the provinces - Essex, Yorkshire & even Glasgow Scotland and a few to the USA in the early 1960's to mid 1970's . I already knew in 1968 that the UK is in terminal decline and the moment Tony Blair and Labour was elected in 1997 the Marxist Socialist plan to re-engineer the UK from a 1st world Judaeo-Christian value based state into a 3rd world multi-cultural Failed State began in earnest. London, my London, is now Londonistan meets Abuja and England is now Engladesh.
@@sputnikone6281 And you in Israel that British Zionists created through the Balfour Declaration?… The U.S. is keeping Israel alive and the support for that mess of a state Israel is dwindling in the U.S. Yes, little Israel and little Britain are both finished!
Early 30s and just had first baby and yeah I can't take it much here anymore. Start of next year moving to missus's country in E.Europe. I pay 6 figs in corporation tax here, going to re-incorporate abroad since my business is remote. I hope it gets better in the future but it isn't the same place I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s.
Just wondering, since you didn't mention it in your video, which utopian, non-corrupt country will you move to rather than stay and work to reclaim Britain?
I moved to Spain and it’s loads better than the UK. Better food, better weather, better looking ladies, cheaper and the infrastructure is nationalised, functioning and affordable.
"stay and work to reclaim Britain?" - I hear this a lot. 1) Life's too short. I'd rather be diving some WW2 wrecks in Coron Bay, than "fighting the good fight" in what's left of Britain. 2) I've not seen a credible plan for Britain by anyone, for a simple reason - there isn't one. It's now impossible to put back the clock by decades, and then increase the required investment you'd have to have. The mistakes made are deep and endless, and far too long and onerous to put into a YT comment, let alone actually fix. I've been living (mostly) out of Britain for the last 21 years, and I can tell you, nowhere is a utopia, but the grass sometimes is greener on the other side...
If you go, just remember those who cannot. Remember those still in the muddy trenches surrounded by mud and rats. I'll dig in and stand my ground. Sorry you feellike this.
I left in march after planning and saving beforehand for 2 years. Now work remotely and go wherever I please. Don't miss the UK one bit. Feel sorry for the people who are stuck there
@@workinginwebsites I have the UA-cam channel, and i teach English (remotely and in person). If you're IT savvy (guessing by your username) you can make a lot remotely with little risk
Quite a lot of upper middle class people voted labour along with ‘new arrivals’ , public sector workers , students and people on benefits. So long as the Right is split between The Tories and Reform the country is finished. For the upper middle classes comfortable decline is likely over the next 20 years as the towns and cities slowly fall apart. Eventually upper middle class people will stop voting labour . By then it will probably be too late.
Can you tell me how are right wingers supposed to make UK a better place? You understand that it’s business and trade that make country successful and since you left the EU, investors from all over the world choose to invest in the eu rather than the uk. You miss out on millions and billions that would have been pouring into uk economy but are pouring into eu economy instead. Right wingers have caused this situation.
Why I'm staying in England. It can only go down so far before it starts going up, and ... it's my country. Having said that, if I could live anywhere, it would be a certain town that I love in France, but I'm not French.
It can always go down. Betting on some magical bounce-back is magical thinking if there's no path to remediation. We have migrant hotels, and we pay for them.
25+ years ago young people could buy/rent a house in their early 20s and start families. Now adays young adults can't and so some young adults wont work at all because you can never buy/rent a house.
Excellent video young man ! You nailed it . The uk 🇬🇧 are unfortunately in my opinion going to completely collapse. I’ve left after living there for 25 yrs . I’ve seen the writing on the wall already in 2015 . Your attitude will be appreciated in other countries unfortunately not in the uk . Wish you the best of luck in life go abroad and make a happy life for yourself. I did it and never looked back.
I’m 17 from south west England. It’s absolutely miserable and woke. I rlly wanna leave the uk. My generation is finished. Where should I go? Should I give Germany a shout?
By people who have too much time on their hands, and are more concerned with ‘cancelling’ people, and woke crap. If half the people were hard at work, this country wouldn’t be in half as much of a mess. While the other half of us are paying taxes to keep the work shy layabouts claiming their benefits. And that’s one major cause of the knock on effect of a strained NHS, and lack of investing in many areas of the U.K.
With America, don't mistake some of the big cities as representative of the entire country. I live in NYC - although not in Manhattan. My thoroughly middle class neighborhood is nothing like you see on TV when they show the City. Every morning, before I head off to work, I walk to the post office to mail stuff - about a mile away. Generally, I pass less then ten people in that fifteen minute walk. If I want to go where it's livelier, say on the weekend, we'd hop into the car and head ... wherever. With a car, everything is nearby.
… you need also to mention: … house prices … tawdriness, litter, squalid housing areas, … increasingly ugly and inhuman towns and cities of tower blocks … the wilful destruction of the arcadian countryside … the pre-occupation with fat-arsed cars, Netflix and Strictly … all due to over-crowding and very poor quality of politicians
It’s interesting hearing you talk about British and English culture. The last ghost of British culture were things like ‘Spaced’, ‘GorillaZ’, even ‘Grand Theft Auto’ and ‘Driver’ were British takes on America not to mention Psygnosis made ‘Wipeout’ the absolute time capsule of the UK culture from 1994 - 1999. You’re right there really isn’t anything anymore. And yeah, Oasis is back but it’s probably more to do with the “Don’t look back in anger” push to placate the masses from pushing back against … err human imports.
You could leave and return in a rubber boat and get hotels and meals and spending money mobile phone for free I kidding my age 72yr old have worked long hours for 50yr years on low pay on building sites as a joiner retired now because I worked for so long I get less of a government pension than someone who couldn't be bothered to get off their arse and get a job they get the rest made up on benefits
I really do not get it … Please note I am not from UK and I have never been there … I am from and reside in India 🇮🇳…. My question is this: If UK is so bad (as you say), then why are so many people trying to get in ???
Because the UK is declining and living standards are getting worse and worse, but it is still better than living in a 3rd world country. That is why people still want to come. The immigrants also get a lot of free stuff from the government.
Have to agree, I will be leaving soon too. I just can't stand to be here any longer watching the corpse of the country I used to love being desecrated. I have already sold up and just waiting for paperwork to be completed them I'm gone. Can't wait to leave if I'm honest.
Its tragic but i too have even contemplated whether i should move. Im born and bred English with strong ties to where i live in Norfolk and even here im noticing my local area is starting to change demographically... Its making me incredibly uncomfortable considering how awful rest of UK has become. But where does a White Western European go exaclty to get away from it ???
A much better description is the "crabs in a bucket mentality". That's the tendency of people to try to prevent others from gaining a favorable position or improving themselves. This is done through criticism, ridicule ... what they would term, "bringing them down to Earth". It's always best to try and distance yourself from that type of person.
Yes Jayden has very well highlighted the problem here. If you come from humble beginnings, and make a go of improving yourself through education, additional training, or starting a business, many folk will either criticise the move, or tell you it’s not going to work because ‘people won’t take you seriously’ or ‘the market is saturated with that kind of work’ in order to put you off and keep you down. Most people are jealous of success in the U.K..
Yes - when crabs are stuffed together in a bucket, some try and climb out. Whichever ones reach the top, and are almost out, the ones remaining always reach up, grabbing the escapee, and drag him back down.
Interesting, but what value are you adding to the country of your choice? Every country on earth has people who look down their noses at Bar workers sadly.
you're young and naive. Maybe it is a good thing you poured your heart out here so the older folks can give you advice. It is one thing to find 1001 things wrong with Britain. Question is - compared to what? Do you have extensive experience of living abroad so you can compare? You complain about a lack of culture in Britain - do you think you will come to a different country with a different culture and embrace it overnight, as an adult? Nope. Going anywhere in the western world, you won't find genuine culture in urban areas due to massive immigration. Going to rural areas you will find culture, but will struggle to find work.. If you like warmth of Spain,. Italy, Portugal - Spain and Italy have insane youth unemployment. Portugal went mental with -shall we say - injections. France, Germany are destroyed by immigration. Eastern Europe is conservative, expect drop in standard of living, languages are difficult to learn and you will made to feel like an outsider for years - I know, I am Eastern European myself. List could go on, eventually you find out that there is no place like home and family matters most. Good luck
Im old and wise. lived abroad and I can tell 100% the UK is a shyte hole, a real fucking shyte hole. The countryside is nice but our towns, cities are dumps, 3 rd world levels. Crime is rife, house prices insane, can't afford the NRG bills, it's a rip off. Agree with you about the rest of Europe, pretty much in the same boat as us but with better weather.
True! The only thing most Brits can do abroad is IT or teaching English for a shitty wage. Apart from those two things, any other job would require learning the native language.
@@no_soy_rubio let me guess - you did not like the way I spoke to the kid, so as morally superior internet warrior you decided to lecture me. Fyi, some people are older and more travelled than you. This kid describes symptoms well, but due to his lack of life experience reaches questionable solution. Maybe instead of starting internet wars you should give him some advice.
@@bobibufi1389 I'm lecturing? Some lack of self-swareness there for such a wise old owl. Your 'No place like home' comment is rooted in naivety, cynicism and pessimism. Any smart young person who wants to get ahead in the world knows Britain ain't the place to do it, unless you've been granted some hereditary advantage.
1. There was never any such thing one unifying British culture; the Irish left the UK for a reason and class has always been a huge factor in British's people differing values, accents, beliefs etc. 2. High levels of migrations is happening in all of the world's wealthiest countries (even in Japan and Korean now) 3. Britain is one of the most entrepreneurial countries in the world; we have the most start ups in Europe and plenty of self made millionaires. Maybe the issue you are facing has to do with the area you are in or your social circles.
It depends on your background and who you know, but it is safe to say the country is in a bad state. The transport is appalling, you have to pay through the nose for it, and the services in general are rubbish. NHS is useless, food is overpriced, and trying to enjoy a day out is an ordeal if the trains are cancelled, or there’s ongoing engineering works. Housing is expensive, I could go on! lol
@@MrMarcy76 I fully agree with you on most of the issues you mentioned but honestly they are almost universal now in the developed world. Health systems are breaking down all across the rich world due to aging populations. Inflation/food prices is a huge issue in the US presidential election right now. And our high housing prices are nothing compared to the situation in Ireland, Australia or Canada. The western world has been sleepwalking into becoming a dystopia where only the rich can prosper for decades now but the UK isn’t alone in having these problems. I do think the British have a tendency to see themselves as worse off than anyone else but there are plenty of videos on UA-cam with non brits complaining that their country is ruined or unlivable.
"class has always been a huge factor in British's people differing values" I'm not from the UK, and that has always puzzled me. How is it possible that a modern society still believes in the concept of ‘class’?
@@minimal3734 Every society has class distinctions. Some just hide better than others. Or deny it better. In the US everyone calls themselves middle class even if they have never owned anything or if they are millionaires.
@@shiningvideo With the abolition and expropriation of the aristocracy, the concept of ‘class’ also disappeared in European societies. The UK is an exception, as the aristocracy was never abolished here. Think, for example, of the "House of Lords", or the distribution of land ownership in the UK. It has practically remained a feudal society.
It worked for me. It’s too expensive to live there, it’s unsafe and miserable. Too many people there that don’t care for the country as a whole. No pride, no care, it’s ruined.
Ok, wow, brace yourself for this response, pour yourself a cup of coffee. That was possibly the best video I’ve seen in quite some time, I agree 100% with the points made. Who do we look up to in this country? It can’t be the royal family, look at Prince Andrew, it can’t be the Labour Party or the Tories, they’ve royally screwed us over. Do we look up to religion ( well the behaviour of some priests may well prevent you doing that, although for the record I am Christian) so that in itself is a huge problem. We can’t rally around anything , the Chinese , the gulf states can. The main problems we have are as follows 1. Privatisation and the selling off of the nations assets. How the hell did a country like the uk 🇬🇧, which used to own a large chunk of the world, end up in a situation where we don’t own Heathrow airport or harrods or most of our utility companies. Someone made a fortune selling this off and it wasn’t you or I. Nothing functions anymore, police numbers have been cut, the postal service is diabolical, I haven’t been able to see my GP for 2 years, the waiting list for social housing is unbelievably long. 2. Immigration, my parents are immigrants and there are immigrants working in every sector in the Uk, from the nhs to the police etc, however, immigration has mostly been negative for this country and has brought with it crimes that didn’t exist 50 years ago, like acid attacks, female genital mutilation, Islamic extremist attacks inter racial tension to name but a few. Immigration has also put huge pressure on our infrastructure, more demand for public services, more traffic jams, more need for new housing etc. like you’ve mentioned and I agree. We don’t deport people who break the law. Other countries ( like the gulf states do). 3. Politics: Peter Hitchens once said, the problem with the Uk 🇬🇧 is that it has a right wing party without any right wing policies and a left wing party without any left wing policies . The Tories promised to be tough on crime and tough on immigration but after 14 years of Tory rule, immigration went up ( both legal and illegal) and crime is going through the roof. Labour is supposed to be on the side of the working class but believes in mass immigration , which suppresses wages. Labour has not reversed privatisation either. 4. The UK’s role in the world : we went from having an empire to being the minority in our own cities and owning very little of our own country, successive governments have done this to us. We are facing a rising China 🇨🇳 ( which makes everything we consume, so bang 💥 goes the manufacturing jobs, India 🇮🇳 is also on the rise and is predicted to be the 3rd largest economy by 2030 and yet we’re giving India foreign aid( sheer loonacy). USA doesn’t give a fig about us, this so called special relationship is a load or crap. What benefits do we get that France doesn’t get. Brexit was a mistake but so was the eu’s insane freedom of movement policy, my suggestion would be to rejoin the eu but one that is dominated by the far right. 4. The education system is a shambles and does not prepare you for the work place , in order to get a decent education, you need to pay 30k for private schools or attend a grammar school but that means getting sky high grades. Solutions: we need to boot out any foreigner that breaks the law. We need to stop giving people citizenship, if they want to work here, fine but they must return to their country when they retire, we are not the international pension and retirement fund. We must get religion out of schools, want to be religious? Do it in your own time. We must regulate all mosques ( every gulf country does this so that the preacher does not preach hatred against the country) we must dramatically reduce the benefit system, this is the reason that most Africans and Muslims come to this country, they have 4 or 5 kids and we’re obliged to house them when they have contributed NOTHING to the economy because they are unemployed. This need to stop immediately, your kids, your problem, your responsibility. No more free lunches, tell the world to stay in their own countries and improve their own countries Yes, reform is the best pick of a bad bunch when it comes to political parties, we need to row back decades of corrosive left wing policies. We need to bring back national service and those who commit murder should be jailed for life, meaning life, none of this 12 years nonsense . We need to wean ourselves off vices: gambling, alcohol, tobacco, drugs etc Why are most people in this country addicted to one drug or another? We need self discipline and education to help us do this. I’ve actually already done it. We need to take big pharma and the food industry to task as they are both slowly killing us, doctors prescribe pills that we get addicted to and the food industries are putting sugar and salt everywhere. Sugar in our bread and ready made meals. In short we need a complete revolution in this country a total change in our mentality that will enable us to be happier and compete globally, it’s a difficult task but not an impossible one. Good luck.
Well said all true and great solutions you should go into politics please send this to the useless and dumb politicians maybe they will finally learn.!!!
Eye-opening ! I am German and I am watching this out of Germany, but I have relatives in the Uk and I follow politics and economics in the UK. Your honest statement confirms a lot of what I have been noticing.... Good luck !
Hi Jayden, I am now 82 years of age my wife and I along with our 4 young children emigrated from the UK to Australia in 1970, we love it here and it is more our home country than the UK. Life here is so much more layed back with lots of holidays 4 weeks annual leave and a lot of other holidays including a holiday for a horse race (The Melbourne Cup), the Queens birthday (Now Kings), in Melbourne a holiday for the football Grand Final, Labour day, ANZAC day, Australia day, plus the usual Easter and Christmas holidays. Also after working for the same company for 10 years we get long service leave, my wife and I had 15 weeks on full pay plus 17% loading for our long service leave which we used to travel around the world. I have to tell you that even this country has changed over the years just as the world has changed and in our view not for the better but we still believe that this is the best country in the world to live in. I do follow what is happening in the UK and am disgusted with what I am seeing there...Where ever you move to I wish you every happiness and good luck and hope you find the best place that suits you and the people are friendly to you as we have found them to be here in Australia.
I love Britain! The strict gun laws, the NHS (even though it's shit. If you are dying, they will look after you) The weather (I'm too used to the cold) the opportunities compared to other countries are still up there. Mixed race Brit here. Loving life and looking forward to the future
Are you actually old enough to remember what Tony Blair dud to Britain? You don't look old enough. But, you're broadly correct. He was open door Britain.
The UK is still a fantastic place if you get out of the big cities. You may think the grass is greener on the other side, and you might just get a nasty wake up call.
Hilarious listening to him lol , ' it's all bad , doom and gloom ' lol . May i say , just because YOU are having trouble with life , don't blame the country lol , feel free to leave at anytime.
The common understanding in the US has always been "follow your dreams". How do you think that so many items that are used daily have gotten developed? I'd just heard about a UA-camr who decided to start a channel showcasing new toys for children. She purchases and reviews them - nothing expensive - each a few bucks. Evidently, it's worked out well for this girl - very well. She is now making gobs upon gobs of money in revenue from her channel.
British Culture: Cockney Slang Tea Drinking Our Flag Royal Family Royal Heritage Sites (visit a few) Afternoon Tea (try Kilworth House) Fish and Chips Flat caps Think English culture is still there, but I am seeing the high streets change, many of these staples are becoming less a feature, Heck go to London and try and find a Cockney selling anything... Most gift shops and souvenir shops have Indian sounding music banging out... Things have changed and changed fast. Office politics I think happen every place in the world... take a look at the Philippines, it's like the UK culture wise but 20 years ago... people there speak English... all signs are in English... Best of luck to you.
There is still plenty of opportunity to be had in the UK if you're willing to look and work hard for it. The UK itself is being destroyed by left/liberal and woke ideologies and its the young who have suffered most for it. And it's up to the young in this country to change things for the better because running away wont help anyone.
Brits have to keep their culture alive. Jamaicans are proud of their culture . Jamaicans play their reggae everywhere. Their flags are always on display.
Has it got to do with the British becoming more secular? Not only Jamaicans, the Turkish, Latin Americans and everyone with migrant background have pride in their cultures. I don't blame them because even if they were born here, the British tell them they are NOT British. People stay where they feel wanted!! Only the 'British' can maintain their culture, the British (not you) should stop blaming other groups of people. How is it other groups keep their culture strong and alive?
The difference being that if you play English music and fly an English flag, the police will soon be round to check if you are part of any far-right nationalist groups.
Interesting video. I think a lot of these problems stem from weak leadership at the top that further emphasises the divide between the political class and much of the public. This country has become too ‘big business’ to the point where taking tough decisions that would benefit the masses seems to have become the last resort. Our universities have become profit houses, our rivers are full of sewage due to a lack of enforcement on regulation and blatant greed, we have seen sleaze and scandal after scandal in successive governments, manifesto pledge after manifesto pledge which have been ignored (e.g. leveling up), the NHS has been on its knees for some time, exorbitant food and bills costs whilst at times companies have taken home record profits, excuse after excuse for not budgeting for local projects or services whilst simultaneously writing large cheques for wars, HS2 etc. Those are just a handful of issues I have touched on but they help to paint a picture for why this feeling of negativity has fostered in the UK for some time. There is a lot wrong with this country but there is also a lot that I love about this place and compared to much of the world I am immensely grateful that I was born here. It would be interesting to hear where you would move to? Would you consider moving away permanently or for a few years? I have heard from people that typical destinations like Canada or Australia are not ideal anymore due to their high cost of living.
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In this video I respond to some comments made. And also explain my thoughts more.
what was British culture then,
Define British culture from the past.
i am from POLAND i been here 20 years but i must say this country is going to sh...t migrants from dover high knife crime dirty cities nhs broken roads
Poland is better.
It was a good country at one time, but we have let everyone run riot here.
Until about 20 years ago it was great here. Not now ofc. Can't think why?? A bit like France, Germany, Sweden...
Nah, can't work it out...at all.
@@cynthiamorris1874 "we" haven't....THEY have. They are detached from us, it doesn't affect them.
@@Isa712x Yes it is difficult isn’t it, well at least for the ruling class, the rest of us understand exactly what’s going on. Very sad that a once great country who would help anyone and everyone is now being destroyed. No wonder there is so much depression about. If people coming here were happy to fit in and take everything that is given to them with a good heart, unfortunately they just want more and more, they are demanding, some are criminals, and our government side with them.
When it comes to migration, this is experienced in every single western country. The main problem with UK is soft law which does not punish real criminals. Instead, you'll get heavy time for a nasty FB comment. Police likes to go for easy targets, and online crime leaves plenty of evidence.
its obviously done on purpose...
Sorry but the UK has the highest rates of illegals in Europe, and we have suffered from migration worse than many other countries (10 million in 10 yrs legal and illegal). The problem is when you import 3rd world problems you end up with the 3rd world.
It wasn't " Nasty comments " , they put out false stories that fired up the people who then rioted . you make it sound so odd lol
@@gutinstinct4067 The UK public are masters at justifying what their government does to them. UK judicial system just adores targeting people online. Shame that Albanian burglars get asylum and drive around in a Ferrari in London with impunity.
@@gutinstinct4067 How was it determined that a nasty comment "fired up" people? Are they so easily malleable,so simple-minded, that reading words sets them off? Sounds to me to be just another draconian law expressly designed to chip away a person's inherent rights.
You go kid while you can this country is finished. We are becoming a Islamic state.
Tony Blair ruined England when he got into power back in the day
Thatcher also ruined it before him.
henryh2429-David Cameron, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss were also à disaster for the UK. The population should be angry with themselves to vote in the first two.
I'm done with the UK too, moving to Australia in a few weeks (always wanted to go), not sure for how long as im going to miss my family alot but theres nothing for me here, watching the UK die in realtime is just depressing. Also my whole life has been work (self employed and employed) while denying myself 'fun' (I cant afford to 'go out'), im almost 30, no closer to ever affording a house, havent been on holiday in my adult life, fell for the University 'scam' as well... (dont do it) and I've been genuinely depressed with the constant run on the hamster wheel to afford rent. Wasted my 20's working hard and paying tax to a country that hates it's indigenous population. Its a joke.
Your in for big shock Australia hates it's people also.
I don't know how much better Australia is though.
@@myHandle8374 atleast the sun's out more often and hey, if it doesn't work out, atleast I got to go on holiday ~
@@hollymiasaunders6404 you are in for a big shock if don't think Australian government hate it people.
@@AndrewDaley-lr9qg not really a shock, most governments aren't invested in the people, they suit themselves I'm sure.
I moved to south-east Asia (Thailand, Laos and Myanmar) 24 years ago. I used to be a rocket scientist (yes honestly!). No jobs for rocket scientists over there, so I became a science teacher at international schools. The relatively good salary and low cost of living has given me a good and enjoyable life :) Now I teach science online from my cheap (but decent) little house close to the beaches of south Thailand. I visited the UK 2 years ago and it was DIRE! Good luck with your future :)
Hi Simon, I am thinking of doing similar, could you suggest some good platforms for teaching online please?
Another uk Caucasian reject runs to join Gary glitters gang! Omg
Lived in the UK from 1999-2011. Thank God I left. Country is finished now.
I'm out of here in a few weeks. And yes, I'm going to be a foreigner in another country. I know I will be a foreigner and will adhere to local laws and customs.
You'll be looking for fish and chips and a pub within one week.
@@ronniep9272 lol don't drink and can make my own fish and chips
Good luck 👍
@@theliquor1 Enjoy!
Best of luck 😎
The UK in the 1990's was a great country, vibrant, patriotic, safe. It's hard to believe how things have gone downhill.
plus some of the nineties music pretty good as well.
It wasnt great in the 1990s either mate. I was there.
@@MrMarcy76 I dunno where you were living I was in Manchester. Late 80's and 90's were the best times ever that will never be repeated.
Immigrant shyte hole, low paid, high cost, taxed to death to pay for gimmegrants and that grifter in Ukraine.
Absolute bullseye - well said.
Blame those Brexit voting idiots, they voted to keep them
How so ?@@Tas17.4
The grifter in Ukraine is trying to protect his country, more so than our government is doing.
@@Tas17.4 nop blame the ones who voted for comy uniysm
Dont run away from the problems..stay and join the other patriots who will never run!
right ! . . .but tbh the guy in this vid doesnt look very 'british' to me . . . .
Like good old Paul Thorpe. He decided to stay. I’ve seen a few of his videos. Not everyone wants to leave, they just want a better country to live in, for all of those who make a contribution into the system.
@@alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361little unfair…! His parents might have been migrants I don’t know but he clearly loves this country… that counts for a lot…!
@@macfaichen2658 is that why hes calling it a shithole and leaving ...try 1000 years mate .THEN you are British
@alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361 jayden harris not sound british to you? Lol i didnt watch the full vid tbh just seen the title and it narked me. Seen a few vids saying similar. True brits wont give up on the country just like that. I couldnt move tbh but even if i could that wouldnt be happening.
Yeah same, I am thinking of leaving too. Don't feel safe anymore, and don't trust the police to keep me safe either.
@@VampireGirlx too right, totally agree with you
The statistics say this is one of the safest countries on Earth! Murder numbers are extremely low for a country with 67 million and same with number of violent assaults. Sorry but you might be very shocked if you do leave at what you encounter elsewhere.
😂😂😂😂 a hooker is a hooker in any country.
@shiningvideo really? So how's crime in London vs New York for instance?
Look it up yourself, new York crime statistics are much worse lol
I'm from the UK and currently living here. Lived in 11 other countries for various different time periods before moving back. In my experience the grass isn't always greener. Every country has it's problems, some are better for some things and some are worse for others. Either way though, you look young so worth going abroad for the experience before you get tied down with commitments.
Blimey, videos like this coming out every day now
I remember British culture from when I went to a village primary school in 1971. It was unashamedly connected to Christianity. We had an assembly every morning: stories, poems, hymns, a gentle marking of the seasons, such as harvest festival.
No one cares
@@StoicgenuisI care. Thank you for sharing your post Dibby.
@@Stoicgenuisand that’s the problem no one cares anymore more they cared enough to come to this country
So you define your culture by your religion.
How refreshing seeing the younger generation waking up, well done , followed 👍
Some individuals post for clics and attention tbh....
Everyone running, UK, Canada, USA, Australia, where you gonna run to?
China? Russia? India?
Lmao!
You forgot absolutely silly New Zilchland where police run to Australia and where they seriously think " the World is watching us" ... in awe , they muse.... so silly place , and damp cold.... life in Europe , lovin' it. Despite Ukraine....
Russia has great incentives
@@IndigoStargazer Don’t go to Russia lmao.
Would you go to Russia or China like are you out of your mind let alone India?
Exactly when the Berlin Wall fell, who ran to where. We must create a new country, New Siberia
I knew a 44 year old woman who killed herself the day after the Southport stabbings. Some people were very upset and/or angry about the girls killings or even 'lost their mind'. How miserable this country is.
All this far leftwing rhetoric has made England a boring old dump. Most of the English are angry and tedious.
I was born in 1980 and I don’t ever remember it not being a boring old dump.
The apathy amongst the young makes sense, Britain has seen half the productivity growth of other advanced economies since the financial crisis. Millennials have half the home ownership rates that baby boomers had at the age of 30.
Overall wages have not grown in Britain since 2007 whereas in the United States we have seen 15-20% wage growth across that same period. The wage growth they have had in the US has disproportionately gone to younger workers (
@@unusedsub3003 you missed the 70's so what you said makes sense
It's also having a very negative effect on native local birth rates among white Brits. If this isn't addressed asap the population implosion of native Brits could be irreversible and borderline extinction level in a few decades. There was a time when Brits were pumping out 8 kids per household.
@@VOLightPortal Why would you want to inflict a life in the UK upon someone?
You are right. Good luck with everything. I've gone already. To a place that is sunny, clean, 98% European, no third world or ghetto culture, and therefore safe. Plus I can be openly Christian and "white". And property is cheaper whether renting or buying
Jayden, brother…….welcome to being awakened .
God bless you Jayden for speaking out. I am so sorry it has come to this that decent people feel this way . Totally agree with you..
Escape while you still can....
👍
To where though, just curious.
@@emptyhad2571 Anywhere with more sun
Now that you mention the word 'escape' i was thinking Britain might end up like 'Escape From New York', but actually attract a type of person from elsewhere, becoming a giant 'fly-paper'. Although, if people come here because it is better than where you come from, if it becomes the same as the place you came from there isn't any point in coming here.
REMEMBER! Central Europe is your only saviour. Poland, Czechia, Slovakia. PERIOD! Central, NOT eastern.
I think Russia would be a good choice too.
@@myHandle8374 Clearly you've never been.
I’ll be moving to Latvia in a few years time. I think the economies over there will become stronger in years to come. Yes, it’s not a greener grass, but I’ve been travelling back and forth now for 9 years and I class it as my second home.
I emigrated in 2009, and it was the best thing I ever did. My life is so much better here in the US than it would have been if I had stayed in the UK.
One thing that might come as a bit of a surprise to you is that certain people from the UK sort of take it as a sort of personal insult that you left.
They will say some pretty nasty things to you if you dare to mention that you emigrated and feel like your life is better as a result.
That’s why the USA sucks now
How sad that a British youngster ,our future ,feels this way . This is evidence of what the political class have caused. The youth of this country have been betrayed in the most awful way . Good luck with your future 👍
It is indeed a nation with so few (and very quickly diminishing) positives.
There's also no way to fix it.
Half the people enjoy being miserable and subservient, the other half don't want to rock the boat ....while it sinks with them on it!
I didn't think I'd ever see a nation that would simultaneously become a crime ridden police state with no police or economy to support it....but here we go...
Good luck to you lad, go make a home
Great to hear this form a young guy. Britain always been held back by its class system .Got to be super-talented like the Beatles or a World-cup winner to stand a chance of breaking through. Even then you are still secretly looked down on as an oik who made good... but not really worthy.
Precisely
That's crap...............I was born on a council estate, and have worked my way up to be very wealthy. In the UK nothing stands in your way if you have the get and go, a work ethic and a decent education. The trouble with this country now is that EVERYONE wants EVERYTHING ...........NOW! and if that isn't happening they find endless excuses and blame everyone else for their failures. I have also lived abroad several times......Norway, the Middle East, Russia, Hungary & Spain and there IS NO BETTER PLACE than the UK.
@@davidlee6720 isn't the class system just the worst.
"Britain always been held back by its class system" I have always wondered whether the Indians invented the caste system or whether the British took it to India.
@@minimal3734 six of one half a dozen of the other. Still extant in both country's though - even if they pretend it is not.
The UK was strongly a Christian country and this was put aside. This would inevitably lead to the current state of the country.
I agree about the class system. It’s always been a mess.
Nothing new it also works in reverse.....inverted snobbery
I completely get where you’re coming from man, although I won’t be leaving. I love this country too much to leave it in this mess and I do believe that some time in the future all this can be turned around and Britain will rise once again!
It can, but we need the Labour Party out, so have to wait until 2029
You’re delusional. Investors will invest in the EU and sell from the EU onto UK market rather than have a warehouse and office in the UK and sell from the UK onto EU market especially if they don’t have a clue what the future relationship between UK and EU will be because of indecisiveness of the British politicians.
If you live in a country where everyone can just come in that's like living in a home where you have no door. I used to be a leftist, but I'm now more of a centrist, for other reasons too.
i left the UK for Luxembourg 40 years ago. I have done quite well and had an early retirement. But I miss UK and wish I had never left. Also financially I would have done much better had I stayed....I left the UK in the 70s when it was in far more disastrous state...If you guys think other places are milk and honey, think twice.
The UK is not what you remember....
Good and bad about every place
Spend 5 minutes in London in 2024 and you might be quick to realize you may be speaking too soon.
I shall agree with your point.
The uk isnt just London. Clever people steer clear of London. @VOLightPortal
My son qualifies end of next year. He has already visited US and put his cv out. This country holds no prospects for young people.
Smart move, overall wages have not grown in Britain since 2007 whereas in the United States they have seen 15-20% wage growth across that same period. The wage growth they have had in the US has disproportionately gone to younger workers (aged less than 40) whereas in the UK, the weak income growth we have had has disproportionately gone to those who are over 40.
US categorically rewards it's younger workers better than the UK does.
@@BigLu4The work balance culture in the US is insane
@@jamiewilliams685exactly what I was going to say. Europeans complain about how America is so much more financially rewarding at the same time want 30 days of holiday a year, to clock out at exactly 5pm and to take 12 months off for maternity or paternity leave...
It don't work like that hun
@@jamiewilliams685 Agree, but as a young worker you'll become a lot wealthier working in the US than you would if you work in the UK.
No don’t do it anywhere with livable wages has insane rent, and some states are still using the minimum wage set by the federal government and have cheaper rent as a result but there is nothing to do their except drugs and joy rides. Trust me on this I’m an American.
Good luck my friend. I to have started to get that 'itch' as five years of Starmer and his lot fills me with dread.
I am a native White South Londoner, my close family fled London in 1968 - we moved to Israel and I am still in Israel, the rest of my wider family (Jewish & Christian) & all of my childhood friends moved out to the provinces - Essex, Yorkshire & even Glasgow Scotland and a few to the USA in the early 1960's to mid 1970's . I already knew in 1968 that the UK is in terminal decline and the moment Tony Blair and Labour was elected in 1997 the Marxist Socialist plan to re-engineer the UK from a 1st world Judaeo-Christian value based state into a 3rd world multi-cultural Failed State began in earnest. London, my London, is now Londonistan meets Abuja and England is now Engladesh.
There's no such thing as judeo-christian values smh
@@sputnikone6281 And you in Israel that British Zionists created through the Balfour Declaration?… The U.S. is keeping Israel alive and the support for that mess of a state Israel is dwindling in the U.S. Yes, little Israel and little Britain are both finished!
So. Youre native to London and also Jewish?
Do you mean born and raised there?
Wouldn't that make you British not English?
@@sylviasworld9397 I can trace the English side of my family back hundreds of years, an ancestor of mine served with Wellington in Portugal & Spain
Early 30s and just had first baby and yeah I can't take it much here anymore. Start of next year moving to missus's country in E.Europe. I pay 6 figs in corporation tax here, going to re-incorporate abroad since my business is remote. I hope it gets better in the future but it isn't the same place I grew up in the 90s and early 2000s.
Just wondering, since you didn't mention it in your video, which utopian, non-corrupt country will you move to rather than stay and work to reclaim Britain?
I didn't mention a utopia because, as you and I know, there is no one utopia. Different countries suit different people.
HA GAY
Yeah alot of us tried that we got called names, most will just come back later once the inevitable happens
I moved to Spain and it’s loads better than the UK. Better food, better weather, better looking ladies, cheaper and the infrastructure is nationalised, functioning and affordable.
"stay and work to reclaim Britain?" - I hear this a lot. 1) Life's too short. I'd rather be diving some WW2 wrecks in Coron Bay, than "fighting the good fight" in what's left of Britain. 2) I've not seen a credible plan for Britain by anyone, for a simple reason - there isn't one. It's now impossible to put back the clock by decades, and then increase the required investment you'd have to have. The mistakes made are deep and endless, and far too long and onerous to put into a YT comment, let alone actually fix. I've been living (mostly) out of Britain for the last 21 years, and I can tell you, nowhere is a utopia, but the grass sometimes is greener on the other side...
If you go, just remember those who cannot.
Remember those still in the muddy trenches surrounded by mud and rats.
I'll dig in and stand my ground.
Sorry you feellike this.
I left in march after planning and saving beforehand for 2 years. Now work remotely and go wherever I please. Don't miss the UK one bit. Feel sorry for the people who are stuck there
Im having the same idea. What do you do remotely? Any advice?
@@workinginwebsites I have the UA-cam channel, and i teach English (remotely and in person). If you're IT savvy (guessing by your username) you can make a lot remotely with little risk
Well done pal, and good luck 👍
@workinginwebsites teaching English, investments and the youtube channel. If you're IT savvy you'll be able to remote work no problem
@@georgegeorge4921 thanks mate
Quite a lot of upper middle class people voted labour along with ‘new arrivals’ , public sector workers , students and people on benefits.
So long as the Right is split between The Tories and Reform the country is finished.
For the upper middle classes comfortable decline is likely over the next 20 years as the towns and cities slowly fall apart.
Eventually upper middle class people will stop voting labour . By then it will probably be too late.
Upper middle class liberals have betrayed this country. They think they are so virtuous they're cruel.
Can you tell me how are right wingers supposed to make UK a better place? You understand that it’s business and trade that make country successful and since you left the EU, investors from all over the world choose to invest in the eu rather than the uk. You miss out on millions and billions that would have been pouring into uk economy but are pouring into eu economy instead. Right wingers have caused this situation.
Why I'm staying in England. It can only go down so far before it starts going up, and ... it's my country. Having said that, if I could live anywhere, it would be a certain town that I love in France, but I'm not French.
It can always go down. Betting on some magical bounce-back is magical thinking if there's no path to remediation. We have migrant hotels, and we pay for them.
It's not our country now, bud. It's everyone elses.
25+ years ago young people could buy/rent a house in their early 20s and start families. Now adays young adults can't and so some young adults wont work at all because you can never buy/rent a house.
Excellent video young man ! You nailed it . The uk 🇬🇧 are unfortunately in my opinion going to completely collapse. I’ve left after living there for 25 yrs . I’ve seen the writing on the wall already in 2015 . Your attitude will be appreciated in other countries unfortunately not in the uk . Wish you the best of luck in life go abroad and make a happy life for yourself. I did it and never looked back.
Where did you go just curious?
So right, thinking the same, this place is a madhouse right now.
And a shithole 😡
lol, Afro Caribbean is British culture
welcome to the world of smiling knives .. office bullshit
I’m 17 from south west England. It’s absolutely miserable and woke. I rlly wanna leave the uk. My generation is finished. Where should I go? Should I give Germany a shout?
I wouldn’t say Germany. Tends to have the same problems here. Try south east Asia
Germany? You must be joking now😂
germany hahahah more migrants there
....tends to..... horrendously inane.
Remember you need tn EU passport or visa post Brexit to live in the EU.
I understand what you mean by there is no British culture. It does exist it's just continually under attack by foolish people
By people who have too much time on their hands, and are more concerned with ‘cancelling’ people, and woke crap.
If half the people were hard at work, this country wouldn’t be in half as much of a mess. While the other half of us are paying taxes to keep the work shy layabouts claiming their benefits. And that’s one major cause of the knock on effect of a strained NHS, and lack of investing in many areas of the U.K.
It's the same everywhere you won't find anywhere now that isn't multicultural now even America is like that now .
With America, don't mistake some of the big cities as representative of the entire country. I live in NYC - although not in Manhattan. My thoroughly middle class neighborhood is nothing like you see on TV when they show the City. Every morning, before I head off to work, I walk to the post office to mail stuff - about a mile away. Generally, I pass less then ten people in that fifteen minute walk. If I want to go where it's livelier, say on the weekend, we'd hop into the car and head ... wherever. With a car, everything is nearby.
… you need also to mention:
… house prices
… tawdriness, litter, squalid housing areas,
… increasingly ugly and inhuman towns and cities of tower blocks
… the wilful destruction of the arcadian countryside
… the pre-occupation with fat-arsed cars, Netflix and Strictly
… all due to over-crowding and very poor quality of politicians
It’s interesting hearing you talk about British and English culture.
The last ghost of British culture were things like ‘Spaced’, ‘GorillaZ’, even ‘Grand Theft Auto’ and ‘Driver’ were British takes on America not to mention Psygnosis made ‘Wipeout’ the absolute time capsule of the UK culture from 1994 - 1999.
You’re right there really isn’t anything anymore. And yeah, Oasis is back but it’s probably more to do with the “Don’t look back in anger” push to placate the masses from pushing back against … err human imports.
The music being made now
Is shite!
Moved to Bulgaria 6 years ago, while it was still easy. Very glad I have done this.
You could leave and return in a rubber boat and get hotels and meals and spending money mobile phone for free I kidding my age 72yr old have worked long hours for 50yr years on low pay on building sites as a joiner retired now because I worked for so long I get less of a government pension than someone who couldn't be bothered to get off their arse and get a job they get the rest made up on benefits
I really do not get it … Please note I am not from UK and I have never been there … I am from and reside in India 🇮🇳…. My question is this: If UK is so bad (as you say), then why are so many people trying to get in ???
Because they come from far more shitty places and they buy into the mellifluous lying machine English has always been...
Because the UK is declining and living standards are getting worse and worse, but it is still better than living in a 3rd world country. That is why people still want to come. The immigrants also get a lot of free stuff from the government.
@@myHandle8374 Thanks … Now I get that … Yes who does not love free stuff 😊
UK is 3rd world now🥺 our government has done this@@brpawankumariyengar4227
@@brpawankumariyengar4227the people being forced to pay for other peoples free stuff. Tax payers
Have to agree, I will be leaving soon too. I just can't stand to be here any longer watching the corpse of the country I used to love being desecrated. I have already sold up and just waiting for paperwork to be completed them I'm gone. Can't wait to leave if I'm honest.
Where u going traitor?
We have a common enemy.. and we are not it.❤
Its tragic but i too have even contemplated whether i should move. Im born and bred English with strong ties to where i live in Norfolk and even here im noticing my local area is starting to change demographically... Its making me incredibly uncomfortable considering how awful rest of UK has become. But where does a White Western European go exaclty to get away from it ???
You mean Norwich?
How long until Starmer gives away more of Britain?
A much better description is the "crabs in a bucket mentality". That's the tendency of people to try to prevent others from gaining a favorable position or improving themselves. This is done through criticism, ridicule ... what they would term, "bringing them down to Earth". It's always best to try and distance yourself from that type of person.
Yes Jayden has very well highlighted the problem here. If you come from humble beginnings, and make a go of improving yourself through education, additional training, or starting a business, many folk will either criticise the move, or tell you it’s not going to work because ‘people won’t take you seriously’ or ‘the market is saturated with that kind of work’ in order to put you off and keep you down.
Most people are jealous of success in the U.K..
Yes - when crabs are stuffed together in a bucket, some try and climb out. Whichever ones reach the top, and are almost out, the ones remaining always reach up, grabbing the escapee, and drag him back down.
Good luck with that moving to spain that would cost a fortune. That is because of brexit. Kidz have no chance have these days. We are all fucked
Why you putting down my Ancestral Land .. ?
Interesting, but what value are you adding to the country of your choice?
Every country on earth has people who look down their noses at Bar workers sadly.
you're young and naive. Maybe it is a good thing you poured your heart out here so the older folks can give you advice.
It is one thing to find 1001 things wrong with Britain. Question is - compared to what? Do you have extensive experience of living abroad so you can compare?
You complain about a lack of culture in Britain - do you think you will come to a different country with a different culture and embrace it overnight, as an adult? Nope.
Going anywhere in the western world, you won't find genuine culture in urban areas due to massive immigration. Going to rural areas you will find culture, but will struggle to find work..
If you like warmth of Spain,. Italy, Portugal - Spain and Italy have insane youth unemployment. Portugal went mental with -shall we say - injections. France, Germany are destroyed by immigration. Eastern Europe is conservative, expect drop in standard of living, languages are difficult to learn and you will made to feel like an outsider for years - I know, I am Eastern European myself. List could go on, eventually you find out that there is no place like home and family matters most. Good luck
Im old and wise. lived abroad and I can tell 100% the UK is a shyte hole, a real fucking shyte hole. The countryside is nice but our towns, cities are dumps, 3 rd world levels. Crime is rife, house prices insane, can't afford the NRG bills, it's a rip off. Agree with you about the rest of Europe, pretty much in the same boat as us but with better weather.
True! The only thing most Brits can do abroad is IT or teaching English for a shitty wage. Apart from those two things, any other job would require learning the native language.
I'm 42 with lots of experience living abroad. Left the UK in March. Can confirm this kid talks more sense than you, oh wise one
@@no_soy_rubio let me guess - you did not like the way I spoke to the kid, so as morally superior internet warrior you decided to lecture me. Fyi, some people are older and more travelled than you. This kid describes symptoms well, but due to his lack of life experience reaches questionable solution. Maybe instead of starting internet wars you should give him some advice.
@@bobibufi1389 I'm lecturing? Some lack of self-swareness there for such a wise old owl. Your 'No place like home' comment is rooted in naivety, cynicism and pessimism. Any smart young person who wants to get ahead in the world knows Britain ain't the place to do it, unless you've been granted some hereditary advantage.
1. There was never any such thing one unifying British culture; the Irish left the UK for a reason and class has always been a huge factor in British's people differing values, accents, beliefs etc.
2. High levels of migrations is happening in all of the world's wealthiest countries (even in Japan and Korean now)
3. Britain is one of the most entrepreneurial countries in the world; we have the most start ups in Europe and plenty of self made millionaires. Maybe the issue you are facing has to do with the area you are in or your social circles.
It depends on your background and who you know, but it is safe to say the country is in a bad state.
The transport is appalling, you have to pay through the nose for it, and the services in general are rubbish.
NHS is useless, food is overpriced, and trying to enjoy a day out is an ordeal if the trains are cancelled, or there’s ongoing engineering works. Housing is expensive, I could go on! lol
@@MrMarcy76 I fully agree with you on most of the issues you mentioned but honestly they are almost universal now in the developed world. Health systems are breaking down all across the rich world due to aging populations. Inflation/food prices is a huge issue in the US presidential election right now. And our high housing prices are nothing compared to the situation in Ireland, Australia or Canada.
The western world has been sleepwalking into becoming a dystopia where only the rich can prosper for decades now but the UK isn’t alone in having these problems. I do think the British have a tendency to see themselves as worse off than anyone else but there are plenty of videos on UA-cam with non brits complaining that their country is ruined or unlivable.
"class has always been a huge factor in British's people differing values" I'm not from the UK, and that has always puzzled me. How is it possible that a modern society still believes in the concept of ‘class’?
@@minimal3734 Every society has class distinctions. Some just hide better than others. Or deny it better. In the US everyone calls themselves middle class even if they have never owned anything or if they are millionaires.
@@shiningvideo With the abolition and expropriation of the aristocracy, the concept of ‘class’ also disappeared in European societies. The UK is an exception, as the aristocracy was never abolished here. Think, for example, of the "House of Lords", or the distribution of land ownership in the UK. It has practically remained a feudal society.
It worked for me. It’s too expensive to live there, it’s unsafe and miserable. Too many people there that don’t care for the country as a whole. No pride, no care, it’s ruined.
Thinking of leaving or you are leaving ? Two different things.
It's a British thing to now feel crap to be British. The patriotism has gone 😢
Britain is just a incorporated entity run by the crown...its a business
Britain ain't england Ireland Scotland wales
Not run by the crown and hasn't been since guy fawkes days. Parliament runs this country and into the ground.
It's a fair point, but I do think we have a culture it's just deliberately repressed.
What culture is deliberately repressed?
Wherever you go there you are. ⬅️🤷➡️
Aussie in the UK - I plan to stay here and fight for the future of this country.
its a toilet
Ok, wow, brace yourself for this response, pour yourself a cup of coffee.
That was possibly the best video I’ve seen in quite some time, I agree 100% with the points made. Who do we look up to in this country? It can’t be the royal family, look at Prince Andrew, it can’t be the Labour Party or the Tories, they’ve royally screwed us over. Do we look up to religion ( well the behaviour of some priests may well prevent you doing that, although for the record I am Christian) so that in itself is a huge problem. We can’t rally around anything , the Chinese , the gulf states can.
The main problems we have are as follows
1. Privatisation and the selling off of the nations assets. How the hell did a country like the uk 🇬🇧, which used to own a large chunk of the world, end up in a situation where we don’t own Heathrow airport or harrods or most of our utility companies. Someone made a fortune selling this off and it wasn’t you or I. Nothing functions anymore, police numbers have been cut, the postal service is diabolical, I haven’t been able to see my GP for 2 years, the waiting list for social housing is unbelievably long.
2. Immigration, my parents are immigrants and there are immigrants working in every sector in the Uk, from the nhs to the police etc, however, immigration has mostly been negative for this country and has brought with it crimes that didn’t exist 50 years ago, like acid attacks, female genital mutilation, Islamic extremist attacks inter racial tension to name but a few. Immigration has also put huge pressure on our infrastructure, more demand for public services, more traffic jams, more need for new housing etc. like you’ve mentioned and I agree. We don’t deport people who break the law. Other countries ( like the gulf states do).
3. Politics: Peter Hitchens once said, the problem with the Uk 🇬🇧 is that it has a right wing party without any right wing policies and a left wing party without any left wing policies . The Tories promised to be tough on crime and tough on immigration but after 14 years of Tory rule, immigration went up ( both legal and illegal) and crime is going through the roof. Labour is supposed to be on the side of the working class but believes in mass immigration , which suppresses wages. Labour has not reversed privatisation either.
4. The UK’s role in the world : we went from having an empire to being the minority in our own cities and owning very little of our own country, successive governments have done this to us. We are facing a rising China 🇨🇳 ( which makes everything we consume, so bang 💥 goes the manufacturing jobs, India 🇮🇳 is also on the rise and is predicted to be the 3rd largest economy by 2030 and yet we’re giving India foreign aid( sheer loonacy). USA doesn’t give a fig about us, this so called special relationship is a load or crap. What benefits do we get that France doesn’t get. Brexit was a mistake but so was the eu’s insane freedom of movement policy, my suggestion would be to rejoin the eu but one that is dominated by the far right.
4. The education system is a shambles and does not prepare you for the work place , in order to get a decent education, you need to pay 30k for private schools or attend a grammar school but that means getting sky high grades.
Solutions: we need to boot out any foreigner that breaks the law. We need to stop giving people citizenship, if they want to work here, fine but they must return to their country when they retire, we are not the international pension and retirement fund. We must get religion out of schools, want to be religious? Do it in your own time. We must regulate all mosques ( every gulf country does this so that the preacher does not preach hatred against the country) we must dramatically reduce the benefit system, this is the reason that most Africans and Muslims come to this country, they have 4 or 5 kids and we’re obliged to house them when they have contributed NOTHING to the economy because they are unemployed. This need to stop immediately, your kids, your problem, your responsibility. No more free lunches, tell the world to stay in their own countries and improve their own countries
Yes, reform is the best pick of a bad bunch when it comes to political parties, we need to row back decades of corrosive left wing policies.
We need to bring back national service and those who commit murder should be jailed for life, meaning life, none of this 12 years nonsense . We need to wean ourselves off vices: gambling, alcohol, tobacco, drugs etc
Why are most people in this country addicted to one drug or another? We need self discipline and education to help us do this. I’ve actually already done it. We need to take big pharma and the food industry to task as they are both slowly killing us, doctors prescribe pills that we get addicted to and the food industries are putting sugar and salt everywhere. Sugar in our bread and ready made meals.
In short we need a complete revolution in this country a total change in our mentality that will enable us to be happier and compete globally, it’s a difficult task but not an impossible one.
Good luck.
All this talk of the Empire is ridiculous. After the World Wars Britain was in pieces
Where tf are you living that you cant see a gp for 2 years ffs?....couldbt be arsed to read the rest so apologies lol😂
Well said all true and great solutions you should go into politics please send this to the useless and dumb politicians maybe they will finally learn.!!!
Agreed. Deport the lazy people
Eye-opening ! I am German and I am watching this out of Germany, but I have relatives in the Uk and I follow politics and economics in the UK.
Your honest statement confirms a lot of what I have been noticing.... Good luck !
Hi Jayden, I am now 82 years of age my wife and I along with our 4 young children emigrated from the UK to Australia in 1970, we love it here and it is more our home country than the UK. Life here is so much more layed back with lots of holidays 4 weeks annual leave and a lot of other holidays including a holiday for a horse race (The Melbourne Cup), the Queens birthday (Now Kings), in Melbourne a holiday for the football Grand Final, Labour day, ANZAC day, Australia day, plus the usual Easter and Christmas holidays. Also after working for the same company for 10 years we get long service leave, my wife and I had 15 weeks on full pay plus 17% loading for our long service leave which we used to travel around the world. I have to tell you that even this country has changed over the years just as the world has changed and in our view not for the better but we still believe that this is the best country in the world to live in. I do follow what is happening in the UK and am disgusted with what I am seeing there...Where ever you move to I wish you every happiness and good luck and hope you find the best place that suits you and the people are friendly to you as we have found them to be here in Australia.
I love Britain! The strict gun laws, the
NHS (even though it's shit. If you are dying, they will look after you)
The weather (I'm too used to the cold) the opportunities compared to other countries are still up there.
Mixed race Brit here. Loving life and looking forward to the future
Are you actually old enough to remember what Tony Blair dud to Britain? You don't look old enough. But, you're broadly correct. He was open door Britain.
what was British culture then,
Define British culture from the past.
As an aside, you will find the grass is nit that greener on the other side.
The UK is still a fantastic place if you get out of the big cities. You may think the grass is greener on the other side, and you might just get a nasty wake up call.
Don't go!!
Stay with us and fly our flag!!
And only our flag!!
This is Britain after all.
🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
Won't be anywhere left to run eventually, grow some people
The grass is not always greener and I know we have our problems
Hilarious listening to him lol , ' it's all bad , doom and gloom ' lol . May i say , just because YOU are having trouble with life , don't blame the country lol , feel free to leave at anytime.
The common understanding in the US has always been "follow your dreams". How do you think that so many items that are used daily have gotten developed? I'd just heard about a UA-camr who decided to start a channel showcasing new toys for children. She purchases and reviews them - nothing expensive - each a few bucks. Evidently, it's worked out well for this girl - very well. She is now making gobs upon gobs of money in revenue from her channel.
Foreign lad goes back to his second country, and nothing of value is lost.
A recent international survey has shown Britain to be the second most miserable country in the world. I can believe this.
That's a perception.
I wish you the very best in your search for better opportunities 🎉
British Culture:
Cockney Slang
Tea Drinking
Our Flag
Royal Family
Royal Heritage Sites (visit a few)
Afternoon Tea (try Kilworth House)
Fish and Chips
Flat caps
Think English culture is still there, but I am seeing the high streets change, many of these staples are becoming less a feature, Heck go to London and try and find a Cockney selling anything...
Most gift shops and souvenir shops have Indian sounding music banging out...
Things have changed and changed fast.
Office politics I think happen every place in the world... take a look at the Philippines, it's like the UK culture wise but 20 years ago... people there speak English... all signs are in English...
Best of luck to you.
Wealthy people can only have a lovely life if they have enough poor people in it.
There is still plenty of opportunity to be had in the UK if you're willing to look and work hard for it. The UK itself is being destroyed by left/liberal and woke ideologies and its the young who have suffered most for it. And it's up to the young in this country to change things for the better because running away wont help anyone.
If you are going come online and talk in platitudes you just sound racist and ill informed. Give some concrete examples
Brits have to keep their culture alive.
Jamaicans are proud of their culture
. Jamaicans play their reggae everywhere. Their flags are always on display.
Has it got to do with the British becoming more secular? Not only Jamaicans, the Turkish, Latin Americans and everyone with migrant background have pride in their cultures. I don't blame them because even if they were born here, the British tell them they are NOT British. People stay where they feel wanted!! Only the 'British' can maintain their culture, the British (not you) should stop blaming other groups of people. How is it other groups keep their culture strong and alive?
@@NMiller80666 agree
The difference being that if you play English music and fly an English flag, the police will soon be round to check if you are part of any far-right nationalist groups.
I hope you are not.oving to Germany or EU also miserable there
Hahah ... not the case at all.... tomorrow shopping in Germany , nice nice... from nearby NL.... just fine fine .... dont socialize your demise.
@@geertstroy surely if you don't have to live in Germany that's fine
Don't blame you, mate.
This guy been to Bodrum on holiday- that's all he knows... total nonsense....
Ahhh , Some years ago I took the Gatwick express to the airport and never looked back , so happy now .
I'm always interested in where people think is better. The whole of the West is subject to this.
Interesting video. I think a lot of these problems stem from weak leadership at the top that further emphasises the divide between the political class and much of the public. This country has become too ‘big business’ to the point where taking tough decisions that would benefit the masses seems to have become the last resort. Our universities have become profit houses, our rivers are full of sewage due to a lack of enforcement on regulation and blatant greed, we have seen sleaze and scandal after scandal in successive governments, manifesto pledge after manifesto pledge which have been ignored (e.g. leveling up), the NHS has been on its knees for some time, exorbitant food and bills costs whilst at times companies have taken home record profits, excuse after excuse for not budgeting for local projects or services whilst simultaneously writing large cheques for wars, HS2 etc. Those are just a handful of issues I have touched on but they help to paint a picture for why this feeling of negativity has fostered in the UK for some time. There is a lot wrong with this country but there is also a lot that I love about this place and compared to much of the world I am immensely grateful that I was born here. It would be interesting to hear where you would move to? Would you consider moving away permanently or for a few years? I have heard from people that typical destinations like Canada or Australia are not ideal anymore due to their high cost of living.