mister8765 lose jobs, friends get attacked by strangers, have your property damaged, destroyed or stolen. Being labelled a racist means you are a target, a literal punching bag.
So called black person from the U.S here. And I love this guy! you're always welcome at our home. Seriously, we have a mixed family and find people very humorous to say the least. There are in fact, a LOT of mixed families in the states and on the raise everywhere. We like to focus on individuals as individuals, not as groups. ie dont' codemn an entire group for the sickness of some. Cheers Everybody stay well and informed. A lot of whats going on is some of what you would consider a live nightmare. Do the research please, dont just listen to your bought and sold leaders.
Yet Pie makes the point that BLM is not about individuals but fighting against systemic racism. White ppl no longer remaining silent about a system that privileges them over POC.
Lisa Hayes In the UK the native population is white so of course they have priority. I wonder when Zimbabwe or Nigeria will start changing their systems to allow white People some equality.
"I've always been dubious of a hashtag. It achieves nothing other than virtue signalling your 'woke credentials'. Because it's trendy, it seems disingenuous". Absolutely this. Sick to death of seeing "look at me, I'm such a great person" posts all over social media.
He's almost like a British Bill Maher, the way he makes his left wing, anti-right wing views abundantly clear but isn't afraid to ridicule or criticise lefties either, instead of toeing the party line like so many other comedians do.
that why I thought at first he was on the other side, (right side), lol, oh, wait... it got me really irritated and then yet I couldn't stop listening because either way he is funny. So I left, unsubscribed and came back later to rightly subscribe to him again. lol. okay not funny.
Manuela typical left wing communist, didn’t like what he said so stamped and cried and unsubscribed.. oh wait he’s said some lefty commie shite? SUBSCRIBE!!!
I don't think pie is either right or left. I saw one of his lockdown video's that he states not being a person of either side because they're both shit. He does criticise both parties and government in general in his video's.
Honesty, learning, self deprecation, confusion, a call to common sense, a balanced view on trends and virtue signalling, a touch of guilt and contrition ... just what I needed right now. And all in 5 mins. Brilliant!
Agreeing with Morgan Freeman's view that "racism doesn't exist anymore because we had a black president once" doesn't make one a racist. It makes one an out-of-touch idiot, but not necessarily a racist, yeah.
It is quite funny to talk about "racial inequality" in the UK where investigations against grooming gangs were suppressed because the police was afraid that they will be called racist. To this day we still didn't see the grooming gang report. When is that coming?
True, they should look up the churches grooming and rape while they're at it, that's another that has been suppressed. Or the royal families child rape. List can go on. I don't think its anything to do with race, I think maybe the people running the courts are also in on it too? Maybe those in government who should be the ones high enough to deal with it maybe in on it also?
@@UncleBenjs it's quite possible that some government official is involved in these scandals, however as far as the informations we have access to go, this is an ethnic problem. If it isn't then the government should release the report and clear things up, by withholding it their are showing that they fear how the public will react, which ironically is only going to heighten racial tensions.
"..while you wear your Nike trainers..." I hear that. Like a hipster holding an iPhone with "This machine fights fascism" sticker on it. As much as they love irony, and pointing out hypocrisy, you'd think they'd notice it when it's staring them in the face.
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, so no matter what brand you buy from someone is going to be exploited most likely. It's the price of living in a first world country, just not one we really pay. You can recognise that fact and fight for change at the same time.
Did you watch the video? Because if you did, you might have come to the realization that this "hypocrisy" did still get you to engage with antifascism. It made it "trend", so to speak.
I'll take all this 'black lives matter' stuff seriously when they start petitioning politicians to sort out the issues of black youths being killed by other black youths in gang related violence. The silence around that problem is deafening yet it affects far more.
Exactly what Nestride Yumga was so angry about when a bunch of white people kept telling her to leave the BLM march because she didn't believe she was as oppressed as she should feel. She kept demanding them to bring the march to the ghettos and show they believe black lives matter.
It's not like self responsibility has anything to do with it. Equate it for a minute with knife wielding youths in UK. Shithouse or absent fathers, or mums. Not great mentors. Low education. Maybe a smidge of FASD. Race might have something to do with some of that, I dunno... In US, low level crime resulting in long or unfair incarceration could contribute to it over the long term for sure. Real problem then is anger. Justified or not, it's volatile. This can result in worse crime and longer incarcerations... Once a peaceful protest becomes looting or worse, much is lost from whatever message might be intended. Maybe this century requires a bit of overhaul in law and order generally, as well as opportunity. .
@@franklingoodwin a load of lunatics who have this weird belief that simply being born white makes one inherently racist, apparetly unaware that making such a claim based upon nothing but skin colour is itself racist. Ironic really.
"I instagrammed a picture of my breakfast, and within minutes, hundreds of people calling me a fascist" Are you sure you didn't accidentally instagram a picture of your Brexit? People keep confusing the two.
The lockdown protesters weren't breaking stuff, stealing stuff, and burning building down. RIP David Dorn, someone who actually did good for his community and was murderered in cold blood by a looter. His life mattered.
This is what I don't get. People are celebrating the protests as a victory because Chauvin is getting charged (which might have happened anyway) and Breonna Taylor case has been opened up. Yet Wikipedia has stated the deaths of the riots at 21: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Floyd_protests#Deaths With a lot of them being black (I think around 8 or 9, which is the same amount of unarmed black people killed by police last year). That's the deaths as a direct results of the riot. Chicago also had it's highest death rate in 60 years (which by the way had 0 unarmed killings by police in 2019 and so far this year). That's before we even mention the thousands of businesses destroyed within communities that are predominantly black... But we did it guys, we got justice for two people and we only had to climb over a mound of dead bodies to get there! Tim's wrong on this one. These protests will resolve nothing and actually harm black communities whilst emboldening an ideology that hates racism but has no plan on how to resolve it. Maybe you need to break a few eggs to make an omellete... Well then, where' s the omellete?
@@Niaandrea7812 oh, the protests are already over? The police kills over a thousand people a year and in 99% of the time no charges are made. Do you think those thousand people are only black people? Over 30 million people are out of a job since the lock down. Do you think only black people lost their jobs? As soon as the lock down is called to end, mass eviction will happen. Do you think only black people will be throw out? Yes, Black Lives Matters sparked the flame, but the anger was already there and now, thanks to the government, millions of people have nothing to do while fully aware they're about to be trampled on. This protest isn't over yet. And it's not only about Black Lives Matter. But it is about solidarity, especially with people less fortunate in life.
Ian Sagar You’re so far off the point. This is about hundreds of years not a handful of deaths. It’s about a systemically racist society not justice for two people. In my life time it spans from Rodney King all the way to Lloyd and all those thousands in between, and Stephen Lawrence and Windrush in this country. Just look at statistics from the US or the UK that tell the story of how the odds are hugely stacked against you if black. For goodness sake. Lift your head up and see.
Spot on. Say what he may about the people with 'assault rifles', they were peaceful. they didnt leave a mess. they stood together in peaceable assembly. The inverse is the burning of cars, buildings, businesses, destruction of historic artwork, burned out police station, people beaten in the streets, an assassinated federal officer, David Dorn and 20 others dead, and millions of dollars in general damage....just for Choven(?) (in my opinion) to be *over* charged and he may walk.
Especially, when the USA is build upon Genozide and Slavey... aren't then Brazil, Peru, Equador, Mexico, Canada, Venezuela etc. also build upon it? Why do the US americans forget, that the first people who were enslaved and killed off on their country were the native americans! And that 100 years before the first brit went onto the american shores.
With tears in my eyes, I thank you. I was raised in an ALL Black segregated neighborhood in Louisiana. I have chosen to raise my 14 year old daughter in a majority White city in Indiana because I worked at the University for 9 years and started a PhD program here. I am a Race and Culture educator, I design lessons and curriculum to teach about racial and cultural differences (to hopefully get all of us to be more open, loving, and patient with each other) so I have tools others may not have, tools that help me navigate and digest what is happening in the world, and yet, still, I AM FUCKED UP ABOUT ALL OF THIS! Again, thank you for using your platform this way and I am sorry for cussing in your comments section.
@Stephen Bennett I am unable to answer your questions in full at the moment. I prefer to not respond when I am unable to detach emotionally (even for a few minutes). However, I can offer this: 'All Lives Matter' as a RESPONSE to 'Black Lives Matter' is one way to dismiss the issue at hand. It is a way to change the conversation, the narrative without fully acknowledging that Killing Black People is a problem, specifically the State sanctioned killing of Black people (just so we don't venture off into the 'what about Black people killing Black people deflection that is usually the very next thing that is shouted after 'All Lives Matter'.) To better understand the Black perspective, I recommend the book Black Rage by Carol Anderson. To better understand the White people in the United States, I recommend the book White Trash by Nancy Isenberg. To better understand ones self as a White Person who is willing to do the necessary self work required to undo or correct some societal wrongs, I recommend the book White Fragility by Robin D'Angelo. By the way, to be clear, I don't know what your race or ethnicity is, per my comment above, I was speaking in general terms to those who identify as White. Peace to you.
I am sorry to say this, but it is amazing you feel the need to apologize for swearing in the forum of an act that drops the bombs left right and centre.
@@bandiceet it is part of my upbringing. This is someone else's space so I feel I must respect their space as an invited guest should respect a home they have been welcomed into. On my page, I cuss just as much sometimes, but since the elders in my community back home have started following me on Facebook, I have chilled quite a bit. I am a 68 Baby so my generational training is showing perhaps. Respect the Elders and other people's property and all that. Peace to you.
@@jolivettejanderson-douonin3698 i was born in 76, i think i kind of grew up with the same set of manners - or at least near enough. I know there is a time and place for such things, but given the situation, i think there us a time and place where you can follow the lead...
Wasn’t Mr Floyd a convicted felon who previously broke into a woman’s home and pistol whipped her ( ilegal gun). As opposed to the senile white dude beaten up in an old folks home.......just trying to understand !
how have i only just heard of this man... its like hes the only sane one in a world full of crazies but since hes the odd one out he becomes the crazy one, fucking excellent delivery
Stupidity is off the charts these days... Most of those abusing words like "fascism" and "racism" don't have a clue of the actual meaning of the words... It's pathetic really, they throw them around right and left to anyone who they even suspect is in disagreement with them about anything... You can't reason with those people...
@@Freawulf I find it interesting that this both occurs on the left ("racist", "facist", etc.) and right ("socialist", "antifa", etc.) side of the political spectrum. And all of this, while all sides cry about the others being hypocrites for doing so.
@@The8BitPianist There will always be a few rotten apples on both sides. But in my experience, the conservatives are much more welcoming nowadays. I'm saying this as a left leaning individual btw.
As mentioned above, I had a old school friend who was attacked by the FB mob because she criticised the rioters for attacking the police horses with stones and bikes. Unfortunely in times like these with emotions running high, and propoganda and counter facts being thrown thorugh the air, it is simply best to lay low and went for tempers to calm. When people are angry they are not the most level headed ones to converse with. Any counter to their claims however innocent or with good faith they will be will be met with utmost hostility. I'm sure when the situation cools down, and when people come to their senses, that they will realise that they did over step the mark. But as of this moment, do not engage them.
Can I have an example of this systemic institutionalized racism? I can't see any racist laws or regulations in the UK and the only discrimination I've seen is positive for blacks and at the expense of whites.
@Tiger Tamer Sus laws are common sense if a member of the minority group is statistically more likely to be a perp. Law abiding members of minority groups should acknowledge that truth to support a law abiding society, and not cry 'racism'.
@Tiger Tamer Not a 'disproportionate amount of arrests' it would be 'more arrests'. The police would need to look at the % of arrests as proportion of stoppages. If it is shown the the % of perps per stoppage is higher for a group [lets say people wearing hoodies] then it's justified to continue the policy. If not then the policy should be reviewed. This is what happens, because this is what makes sense. To end on sarcasm ...it's interesting that you jump to defend the criminals and interesting that you jump to promote practices that lead to more crimes. What does that say about you ????
@Tiger Tamer If you're taking the time to understand the logic before responding then good for you. It's perhaps not straight forward common sense and requires a little math. What's important in this policy is that police treat everyone they stop with respect. A presumption of innocence.
You can have racist policing and governance without written out racist laws. Racists are arseholes they're not stupid, they're not going to make a law that says "Beat up black people more". Well, not anymore anyway. Institutions are made of people, and people can be racist.
I don't agree with "silence is violence". Protests are about the great work that people do, not about attacking the people that don't do anything for whatever reason. The moment you start scare mongering people it is no longer a movement or a quest for positive change
Plus, some are silent because they don't know enough about the issue, and they want to know more. Others don't want to hijack the movement from the people who started it, and who it's supposed to help.
Thanks for pushing back slightly though you could more, though I get it's a sensitive issue. Your closing statement is basicaly the ends justify the means. That's perhaps the only hot take I've heard for the legitimacy of this movement. Racism exists, sure, and most poeple would prefer if it didn't. How much of all ths is media spin and narative instead of facts? Riots and kilings are the means, what are the ends to this going to be practicaly I wonder...hmm
I felt the same way. People posting a black square seems insignificant, and disingenuous because they're only doing it now that it's big news and trendy, but then that sort of behaviour is what makes any real change happen.
I do wonder how much of that 'old slavery money' (forgive my poor wording) is still about? I think there may be some documentaries on this but it would be interesting to research. How much of modern Britain is built on slavery. That would be a very nuanced discussion.
@@DrLove-ql1wh who cares. I mean what about the clothes your wearing made from slavery, what about the money the slave merchants made what about the money the Roman slavers made and then the Egyptians. Get a grip and get a life and lash yourself for all your sins.
Reminder: let's give a big hand to all the protesters out on the streets who have made a second wave more likely....."I won't be saying that again"...." It's about learning"...🤔😬
0:43...Seriously, where in police training does it say that kneeing someone in the face to the point to where they can't breathe and they die is a requirement? Especially when they're posing no threat and not resisting? Especially when they yell out "I can't breathe"? Please don't tell me those officers weren't racist and weren't performing a racist act on George Floyd. I guess since the officers are the law, that it's okay and they can get away with it. Give me a fucking break.
@Vagabond-Savant The Autodidact-Serviette I mean... that is generally how Democracies work. Maybe not the learning you should be taking away from this but it's not an invalid lesson to learn.
BLM (UK): 'Who we are. Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) is a coalition of black activists and organisers across the UK. We’ve been organising since 2016 for justice in our communities. We’re guided by a commitment to dismantle imperialism, capitalism, white-supremacy, patriarchy and the state structures that disproportionately harm black people in Britain and around the world. We build deep relationships across the diaspora and strategise to challenge the rise of the authoritarian right-wing across the world, from Brazil to Britain.' Sounds like communism not anti racism.
Well, he did point out that equivocating the viewpoint that property damage and violence damages causes with being fascist and racist is fucking stupid. It’s not HUGELY addressing it, granted, but I think that’s because the topic was more the validity of the movement in general, which is, y’know...fairly evident.
Ali G the character was a platform that allowed Sacha Baron Cohen to exploit the false sense of superiority of those he interviewed. The fact that the character was a parody itself just added to the depth of the comedy genius that it was.
I've not seen much that is all that objectionable, just... y'know... counter-arguments. When you make a point on the internet counter-arguments are one of the healthiest things you can see and blind agreement one of the most harmful.
Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you. Friedrich W. Nietzsche
"its about learning". tell that to these PC lefty loonies who still aren't learning anything. Tell that to woke culture in general which is a massive walking contradiction.
They talk about looting and violence but think about this. Every weekend people go out into towns and cities in big groups and binge drink in pubs and clubs then pick fights with people who look different who looked at them funny. They come out in hidiously intoxicated mobs and cause criminal damage to cars and fences and piss up buildings. They chant football songs and attack anyone from the next town over then fight with the police. That though, is apparently letting of steam after a hard day's work. And pubs are hailed as national institutions. What type of society drives people to send the money they have earned getting waisted because working is so damn stressful, then sanctions violence and vandalism because people are stressed. Then goes on to condemn violence and looting over murder, exploitation, prejudice, poverty and oppression as an attack on freedom. And people fall for this crap!
@Kris Moodley Does he fit your narrative ? Does it matter? Does it make his observations more valid if 10 people agree with it? Just difference of opinion I agree with John on something and disagree with him on other I do generally find him less funny than I used to but is that my change in humour or his it's all really doesn't matter he will tell what Jokes he wants and I wouldn't want him to do otherwise
--- Wiki says slavery going on right now in... the Sahel states of Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad and Sudan in particular, Ghana, Benin, Togo and Nigeria plus other, non-traditional forms of slavery in Africa today, mostly involving human trafficking and the enslavement of child soldiers and child labourers, e.g. human trafficking in Angola, and human trafficking of children from Togo, Benin and Nigeria to Gabon and Cameroon... Anything to say on this?
If we have to keep apologising and begging for forgiveness, for things we said when we were ignorant. We'll all be apologising every minute of everyday for the rest of our lives. The overwhelming majority of us understand and accept that racism is wrong. We understand that Black Lives Matter is more a plea than a demand. But we also understand that following the law and protesting passionately yet peacefully is commendable. But we also have to understand that in the realm of comedy, movies etc. There has to be a little leeway for creativity. Sometimes it's not even racist but poking fun at the stupidity of racism, or making fun of certain stereotypes. These stereotypes exist and it's hilarious when done in a tongue in cheek way. So rather than be sensitive to jokes, we should focus more on those who want to divide people. Picking on comedians and actors for film roles should be the last group we focus on. Let's live, love and laugh together. ✌🏾
Who knows if the Amazon is still burning? If the hunger in Africa is still going? Yes , but they're not hashtag trendy any more....🤫 Jonathan Pie you speak the truth 😅
I sincerely agree with everything here. I’ll put my hand up and say I fell for the centrist objections that BLM was also racist, at first, until I got the point thst it isn’t about making one group better than another, it’s about pointing out how we’ve all pretended these issues didn’t exist. Don’t worry about racism because civil rights sorted that out in the 60’s.... erm, no it didn’t.
@You’rejustafreaklikeme Getting the feeling that's an excuse to avoid criticism in the first place. But I can't complain, he's the only one that found the recipe that allows him to slam everyone on points they're failing at AND is able to KEEP the monetization, so I say roll on!
@Topkek Mcfingerbang If you won't listen they'll just keep shouting more and more louder and louder. Shut up, sit down, care about another race, listen, if it's hogwash, show why in a calm manner, and then see what they say about it. If they repeat what they just said THEN tune out. Can you honestly say you've done all of that? Rioting is criminal, but are you absolutely sure NOTHING they point out is actually a problem?
@@N3ukenInD3K3uken right mouse click when your cursor's in the comment box, top option in the drop down is emoji's. Or do it when you're on your smart phone for a massive choice.
in my personal opinion you don't fight hate with hate the riots that happened while understandable were not ok and only made racists think they were right best way to fight it is prove them wrong not make them feel hated and oppressed as it only makes them fall back on their hateful beliefs thats why people should push hard but gradually push it takes time for this stuff to happen wanting it to happen immediately is well stupid as it causes a bigger divide and causes people to agree less in the ideas but with kindness and time things will change forcing racists and hateful people to go into hiding doesn't stop them from being racist and hateful but showing them kindness and proving that you're not what they think you are is how you beat them
"People are more worried about being called racist than they actually are about racism."
Truer words have never been spoken.
Of course..
Imagine if people just didn't care what they were labelled. These words would have 0 power.
SoftLuxuryOne The problem is the ramifications of being called a racist - people lose their jobs and friends even if it was used as a baseless slur
mister8765 lose jobs, friends get attacked by strangers, have your property damaged, destroyed or stolen.
Being labelled a racist means you are a target, a literal punching bag.
"I was wrong" is such an underused phrase.
"You are right." is another one. Coincidentally, you are right.
True words!
How does #MeToo take credit for Jeffrey Epstein?
It is on the left.
@@cyberninjazero5659 It doesn't. That was confusing. Maybe when he said "I was wrong", that's what he was referring to.
This man is the greatest ranter and satirist Britain has created for a generation. He is criminally under rated.
Don't forget his writers
@@LS-tz5re Well said
More like under investigated
He is NOBODY.... it’s a satire you idiot
owen okay the thing is what he’s saying is true
Ali G was about making fun of white people pretending to be black.
...Much deeper.
No, he was parodying what white people think black people are like.
Lenny Henry did a bit in white face as Steve Martin th-cam.com/video/eH1PQoZsfLM/w-d-xo.html
@@moshemankoff7488 no he was playing a wigger, his mates The west Staines posse were wiggers too
Until he showed himself up as a leftist idiot.
"I instagrammed a picture of my breakfast, and within minutes, hundreds of people calling me a fascist"
Absolutely sums up the world we live in today.
Where is this picture he's talking about? Not there on his Instagram?
exactly LAWD!
You didn’t watch the whole thing.
It's fucking sad
@@Zecstar23 it's fukking salad
"Toxic Competitive Empathy"
Wordsmithing of the highest order
I'm just sitting here pondering the big question. Who is Tim?
The real Tim was the friends we made along the way
Us, we are all Tim! 🤣
Not me, I hope.
He will pop up one day like the stig.
You!
Finally!!! Someone who gets it! Thank you for your insight Jonathan.
Sincerely,
A Canadian black woman.
Twitter is an absolute mess. #Twitterisanabsolutemess
Almost as big of a mess as JEB!
It's a looney bin essentially because only sick people would make it a big part of their lives
You're just being trendy lol
I agree
#Iagree
#DefundTwitter
At last, I’ve missed your outdoor doses of vitriol and social commentary.
So called black person from the U.S here. And I love this guy! you're always welcome at our home. Seriously, we have a mixed family and find people very humorous to say the least. There are in fact, a LOT of mixed families in the states and on the raise everywhere. We like to focus on individuals as individuals, not as groups. ie dont' codemn an entire group for the sickness of some. Cheers Everybody stay well and informed. A lot of whats going on is some of what you would consider a live nightmare. Do the research please, dont just listen to your bought and sold leaders.
Humans! Done right we're a pretty good species. Wellness upon you and yours!
Yet Pie makes the point that BLM is not about individuals but fighting against systemic racism. White ppl no longer remaining silent about a system that privileges them over POC.
Lisa Hayes In the UK the native population is white so of course they have priority.
I wonder when Zimbabwe or Nigeria will start changing their systems to allow white People some equality.
Woodland Warrior why does everyone bring up third world African nations lol
@@redpoet4385 If black lives mattered Africa needs to be sorted, read about slavery now, as in today, in Ghana and know how little black lives matter.
That trump impression was on point, let’s not lie 😂🤣
But completely out of context....
The Geek Is Strong Trump's handled almost all these situations very badly
I commented a similar thing, before seeing yours. My bad lol
Guys guys.
It's ok...For all we know George Floyd could of been a Trump supporter.
So he wouldn't have been black.
@Razer Mantis He says that he's done more for African Americans than any president in history.
"I've always been dubious of a hashtag. It achieves nothing other than virtue signalling your 'woke credentials'. Because it's trendy, it seems disingenuous".
Absolutely this. Sick to death of seeing "look at me, I'm such a great person" posts all over social media.
Underrated 👍
Edit: adequately rated now. 👍
People seem to seek validation for their ego. It's all self-serving.
The world has been taken over by dopamine junkies
Fantastic this writing.
@@EaterOfBaconSandwiches You're missing the point. People post a hash tag and think that's enough, that they don't have to do anything else.
‘...or possibly a hash brown’ set me off for a good 20 seconds.
Straight from the school of Alan Partridge... amazing hahahahaha
😂😂😂👍🏻
The problem with your full (racist) English breakfast is that sausages are a clear symbol of toxic masculinity
And I'm sure he segregates his beans from the rest of the plate, much like those evil borders.
and the sunny side up eggs represent boobs hence its objectifying WOMEN!
And then there's black pudding...
Don't forget your white toast...
@@craggydon257 You need to use sausage as a breakwater though.
Did Black life of David Dorn mattered? A 77 year old black retired cop who got shot by a looter? I guess it mattered, just a little less than a new TV
Did you go out on to the street to protest it?
It doesn't fit the narrative, so no, he doesn't matter. (at least for the mainstream media and the NPCs who follow them)
@@blt4life112 I wrote an article about it
Oh now you care, congrats.
Let's read it.
“I’m with Hermione.” lol
He's almost like a British Bill Maher, the way he makes his left wing, anti-right wing views abundantly clear but isn't afraid to ridicule or criticise lefties either, instead of toeing the party line like so many other comedians do.
that why I thought at first he was on the other side, (right side), lol, oh, wait... it got me really irritated and then yet I couldn't stop listening because either way he is funny. So I left, unsubscribed and came back later to rightly subscribe to him again. lol. okay not funny.
Bill Maher used to be good, now he’s a corporate Democrat who constantly demeans actual left wing values.
Manuela typical left wing communist, didn’t like what he said so stamped and cried and unsubscribed.. oh wait he’s said some lefty commie shite? SUBSCRIBE!!!
I don't think pie is either right or left.
I saw one of his lockdown video's that he states not being a person of either side because they're both shit.
He does criticise both parties and government in general in his video's.
True, only Jonathan Pie is a character played by Tom Walker. But I get what you mean, Tom Walker should appear on Real Time with Bill Maher.
"That felt racist as it came out " 😂
Shit that was good😂
Honesty, learning, self deprecation, confusion, a call to common sense, a balanced view on trends and virtue signalling, a touch of guilt and contrition ... just what I needed right now. And all in 5 mins. Brilliant!
The," I'm with you brothers" was so GENUINE in it's like straight forward, awkward, whiteness it was honest and almost made me cry. Cheers.
I got called racist yesterday because I posted a video of Morgan freeman's views on racism, because I said I agree
if your white and male your a racist fascist by default according leftist standards and antifa definitions.
@@OrdinaryJoe12 due to white libs
Agreeing with Morgan Freeman's view that "racism doesn't exist anymore because we had a black president once" doesn't make one a racist.
It makes one an out-of-touch idiot, but not necessarily a racist, yeah.
People won’t like this because people like to go out their way to be offended
I mean that’s a good sign
That’s fair. I don’t support blm but he makes some good points and is just saying what he sees. I like him.
@@dairekelly9395 Why not?
Trialbystone17 what?
@Trialbystone17 I AGREE with Jonathan Pie. I'm not offended that he doesn't support BLM. I'm interested.
It is quite funny to talk about "racial inequality" in the UK where investigations against grooming gangs were suppressed because the police was afraid that they will be called racist. To this day we still didn't see the grooming gang report.
When is that coming?
Where are the official reports into that claim for malpractice?
True, they should look up the churches grooming and rape while they're at it, that's another that has been suppressed. Or the royal families child rape. List can go on. I don't think its anything to do with race, I think maybe the people running the courts are also in on it too? Maybe those in government who should be the ones high enough to deal with it maybe in on it also?
@@UncleBenjs it's quite possible that some government official is involved in these scandals, however as far as the informations we have access to go, this is an ethnic problem.
If it isn't then the government should release the report and clear things up, by withholding it their are showing that they fear how the public will react, which ironically is only going to heighten racial tensions.
"..while you wear your Nike trainers..."
I hear that. Like a hipster holding an iPhone with "This machine fights fascism" sticker on it. As much as they love irony, and pointing out hypocrisy, you'd think they'd notice it when it's staring them in the face.
Quite literally staring them in the face, reflecting their face. Great comment.
Just because you wear clothes doesn't mean you're wrong to criticize they way they are made
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism, so no matter what brand you buy from someone is going to be exploited most likely. It's the price of living in a first world country, just not one we really pay. You can recognise that fact and fight for change at the same time.
Eoghan Connolly you pay for it, you are supporting it!
Did you watch the video? Because if you did, you might have come to the realization that this "hypocrisy" did still get you to engage with antifascism. It made it "trend", so to speak.
I'll take all this 'black lives matter' stuff seriously when they start petitioning politicians to sort out the issues of black youths being killed by other black youths in gang related violence. The silence around that problem is deafening yet it affects far more.
Exactly what Nestride Yumga was so angry about when a bunch of white people kept telling her to leave the BLM march because she didn't believe she was as oppressed as she should feel. She kept demanding them to bring the march to the ghettos and show they believe black lives matter.
@@stevezpj Kay UK....I agree completely with Nestride....she has a head on her shoulders..........
It's not like systemic racism has anything to do with it
It's not like self responsibility has anything to do with it.
Equate it for a minute with knife wielding youths in UK.
Shithouse or absent fathers, or mums. Not great mentors. Low education. Maybe a smidge of FASD.
Race might have something to do with some of that, I dunno...
In US, low level crime resulting in long or unfair incarceration could contribute to it over the long term for sure. Real problem then is anger.
Justified or not, it's volatile. This can result in worse crime and longer incarcerations...
Once a peaceful protest becomes looting or worse, much is lost from whatever message might be intended.
Maybe this century requires a bit of overhaul in law and order generally, as well as opportunity.
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@@ryangoepfert9112 What systemic racism?
I have had a SHIT day and you've managed to still leave me with a smile on my face. Thank you Jonathan
Breakfast is fascism! No matter how you like your eggs, you’re wrong.
How dare you assume i eat eggs
Eggs are part of white supremacy.
Noop Noop 😂😂😂😂😂😂
is this a quote from the game game?
I feel about as guilty for being white as I do for having feet.
for someone who has only one foot, part of me is offended
@@jaspertickler1831
Oh hop along, mate...
Who asked you to feel guilty?..and nobody cares
@@franklingoodwin SATIRE
@@franklingoodwin a load of lunatics who have this weird belief that simply being born white makes one inherently racist, apparetly unaware that making such a claim based upon nothing but skin colour is itself racist. Ironic really.
"Or possibly the hash brown" 😂
I'm French and I didn't get that one. Could you explain, please ?
@@injektileur hash BROWN and BLACK pudding
#brown
"Yeah..uh, I mean, that felt racist as it came out! It's about learning. Yeah. And. Uh. I won't be doing THAT again!"
😆👍
I think he should be a script writer for the new " Spitting Image " when it finally comes ! (and not a moment too soon !)
Please no.
Will they dare take the piss out of Abbott, Butler, Lammy, etc?
The world is too politically correct now for Spitting Image.
When a black, muslim, gay, or trans person is mocked, there will be an outcry.
Sad days.
"I instagrammed a picture of my breakfast, and within minutes, hundreds of people calling me a fascist"
Are you sure you didn't accidentally instagram a picture of your Brexit? People keep confusing the two.
The lockdown protesters weren't breaking stuff, stealing stuff, and burning building down. RIP David Dorn, someone who actually did good for his community and was murderered in cold blood by a looter. His life mattered.
Not to the masses. Wrong perpetrator, wrong victim, wrong time.
This is what I don't get. People are celebrating the protests as a victory because Chauvin is getting charged (which might have happened anyway) and Breonna Taylor case has been opened up. Yet Wikipedia has stated the deaths of the riots at 21:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Floyd_protests#Deaths
With a lot of them being black (I think around 8 or 9, which is the same amount of unarmed black people killed by police last year). That's the deaths as a direct results of the riot. Chicago also had it's highest death rate in 60 years (which by the way had 0 unarmed killings by police in 2019 and so far this year). That's before we even mention the thousands of businesses destroyed within communities that are predominantly black...
But we did it guys, we got justice for two people and we only had to climb over a mound of dead bodies to get there!
Tim's wrong on this one. These protests will resolve nothing and actually harm black communities whilst emboldening an ideology that hates racism but has no plan on how to resolve it.
Maybe you need to break a few eggs to make an omellete... Well then, where' s the omellete?
@@Niaandrea7812 oh, the protests are already over? The police kills over a thousand people a year and in 99% of the time no charges are made. Do you think those thousand people are only black people? Over 30 million people are out of a job since the lock down. Do you think only black people lost their jobs? As soon as the lock down is called to end, mass eviction will happen. Do you think only black people will be throw out? Yes, Black Lives Matters sparked the flame, but the anger was already there and now, thanks to the government, millions of people have nothing to do while fully aware they're about to be trampled on. This protest isn't over yet. And it's not only about Black Lives Matter. But it is about solidarity, especially with people less fortunate in life.
Ian Sagar You’re so far off the point. This is about hundreds of years not a handful of deaths. It’s about a systemically racist society not justice for two people. In my life time it spans from Rodney King all the way to Lloyd and all those thousands in between, and Stephen Lawrence and Windrush in this country. Just look at statistics from the US or the UK that tell the story of how the odds are hugely stacked against you if black. For goodness sake. Lift your head up and see.
Spot on. Say what he may about the people with 'assault rifles', they were peaceful. they didnt leave a mess. they stood together in peaceable assembly.
The inverse is the burning of cars, buildings, businesses, destruction of historic artwork, burned out police station, people beaten in the streets, an assassinated federal officer, David Dorn and 20 others dead, and millions of dollars in general damage....just for Choven(?) (in my opinion) to be *over* charged and he may walk.
Brilliant, as always, Mr. Pie. Shine on.
That trump impression though 😂
Hey, remember when the most controversial thing a politician said was "Nucular"?...Good times. Good times.
Well, lying about weapons of mass destruction to go to war is still pretty controversial. For me.
It wasn't his pronunciation that was the problem,
Haha, nice try at a casual joke :) The trolls are under the next bridge :)
PC gone mad everything sounds nuclear now
I've been craving a Jonathan Pie rant for the longest time now. My wishes have been heard. Thank you Keanu Reeves. 🙌💖🙏
You made me laugh out loud and get told off by my wife for waking her up.
Cummings drives car: 😡😡😡
Thousands in the streets: 🤐🤐🤐
0:29 Lol, no one tell him what countries still have slavery.
It's not woke to point that out
There's more people in slavery today then ever before. It wasn't abolished, it went underground
Buddy's Shop ,whatever the colour?
All of them mate
Especially, when the USA is build upon Genozide and Slavey... aren't then Brazil, Peru, Equador, Mexico, Canada, Venezuela etc. also build upon it? Why do the US americans forget, that the first people who were enslaved and killed off on their country were the native americans! And that 100 years before the first brit went onto the american shores.
Hits the nail on the head
With tears in my eyes, I thank you. I was raised in an ALL Black segregated neighborhood in Louisiana. I have chosen to raise my 14 year old daughter in a majority White city in Indiana because I worked at the University for 9 years and started a PhD program here. I am a Race and Culture educator, I design lessons and curriculum to teach about racial and cultural differences (to hopefully get all of us to be more open, loving, and patient with each other) so I have tools others may not have, tools that help me navigate and digest what is happening in the world, and yet, still, I AM FUCKED UP ABOUT ALL OF THIS!
Again, thank you for using your platform this way and I am sorry for cussing in your comments section.
@Stephen Bennett I am unable to answer your questions in full at the moment. I prefer to not respond when I am unable to detach emotionally (even for a few minutes). However, I can offer this: 'All Lives Matter' as a RESPONSE to 'Black Lives Matter' is one way to dismiss the issue at hand. It is a way to change the conversation, the narrative without fully acknowledging that Killing Black People is a problem, specifically the State sanctioned killing of Black people (just so we don't venture off into the 'what about Black people killing Black people deflection that is usually the very next thing that is shouted after 'All Lives Matter'.) To better understand the Black perspective, I recommend the book Black Rage by Carol Anderson. To better understand the White people in the United States, I recommend the book White Trash by Nancy Isenberg. To better understand ones self as a White Person who is willing to do the necessary self work required to undo or correct some societal wrongs, I recommend the book White Fragility by Robin D'Angelo. By the way, to be clear, I don't know what your race or ethnicity is, per my comment above, I was speaking in general terms to those who identify as White. Peace to you.
I am sorry to say this, but it is amazing you feel the need to apologize for swearing in the forum of an act that drops the bombs left right and centre.
@@bandiceet it is part of my upbringing. This is someone else's space so I feel I must respect their space as an invited guest should respect a home they have been welcomed into. On my page, I cuss just as much sometimes, but since the elders in my community back home have started following me on Facebook, I have chilled quite a bit. I am a 68 Baby so my generational training is showing perhaps. Respect the Elders and other people's property and all that. Peace to you.
@@jolivettejanderson-douonin3698 i was born in 76, i think i kind of grew up with the same set of manners - or at least near enough.
I know there is a time and place for such things, but given the situation, i think there us a time and place where you can follow the lead...
Wasn’t Mr Floyd a convicted felon who previously broke into a woman’s home and pistol whipped her ( ilegal gun). As opposed to the senile white dude beaten up in an old folks home.......just trying to understand !
how have i only just heard of this man... its like hes the only sane one in a world full of crazies but since hes the odd one out he becomes the crazy one, fucking excellent delivery
Thank you Jonathan, Thank you. Your genuinely one of my hero's real talk. You can come hang with the brothers whenever you want broski
2:40 to 3:02 - Someone has actually called me racist for this. I couldn't believe it... lmao
Stupidity is off the charts these days... Most of those abusing words like "fascism" and "racism" don't have a clue of the actual meaning of the words... It's pathetic really, they throw them around right and left to anyone who they even suspect is in disagreement with them about anything... You can't reason with those people...
@@Freawulf I find it interesting that this both occurs on the left ("racist", "facist", etc.) and right ("socialist", "antifa", etc.) side of the political spectrum. And all of this, while all sides cry about the others being hypocrites for doing so.
@@The8BitPianist
There will always be a few rotten apples on both sides. But in my experience, the conservatives are much more welcoming nowadays. I'm saying this as a left leaning individual btw.
As mentioned above, I had a old school friend who was attacked by the FB mob because she criticised the rioters for attacking the police horses with stones and bikes.
Unfortunely in times like these with emotions running high, and propoganda and counter facts being thrown thorugh the air, it is simply best to lay low and went for tempers to calm. When people are angry they are not the most level headed ones to converse with. Any counter to their claims however innocent or with good faith they will be will be met with utmost hostility. I'm sure when the situation cools down, and when people come to their senses, that they will realise that they did over step the mark. But as of this moment, do not engage them.
@@robertlustmord1636 don't let yourself be fooled
Jonathan Pie's rants are one of the UK's greatest exports.
All the sweatshops in the world, happy to see a symbol of slavery topple in the picturesque town of Bristol, whilst everyone’s wearing Nike & Adidas.
You sir, are a bloody marvel! Thank you, thank you. Brings a much needed bout of laughter to my days every time you release a new one.
Can I have an example of this systemic institutionalized racism?
I can't see any racist laws or regulations in the UK and the only discrimination I've seen is positive for blacks and at the expense of whites.
@Tiger Tamer Sus laws are common sense if a member of the minority group is statistically more likely to be a perp. Law abiding members of minority groups should acknowledge that truth to support a law abiding society, and not cry 'racism'.
@Tiger Tamer People who call 'racism' where it doesn't exist are part of the problem.
@Tiger Tamer Not a 'disproportionate amount of arrests' it would be 'more arrests'. The police would need to look at the % of arrests as proportion of stoppages. If it is shown the the % of perps per stoppage is higher for a group [lets say people wearing hoodies] then it's justified to continue the policy. If not then the policy should be reviewed. This is what happens, because this is what makes sense.
To end on sarcasm ...it's interesting that you jump to defend the criminals and interesting that you jump to promote practices that lead to more crimes. What does that say about you ????
@Tiger Tamer If you're taking the time to understand the logic before responding then good for you. It's perhaps not straight forward common sense and requires a little math.
What's important in this policy is that police treat everyone they stop with respect. A presumption of innocence.
You can have racist policing and governance without written out racist laws. Racists are arseholes they're not stupid, they're not going to make a law that says "Beat up black people more". Well, not anymore anyway. Institutions are made of people, and people can be racist.
I don't agree with "silence is violence". Protests are about the great work that people do, not about attacking the people that don't do anything for whatever reason. The moment you start scare mongering people it is no longer a movement or a quest for positive change
spot on
Plus, some are silent because they don't know enough about the issue, and they want to know more. Others don't want to hijack the movement from the people who started it, and who it's supposed to help.
Did you watch the video? Positive change will always scare people. Changing the status quo is scary. It's uncomfortable.
Yeah, that’s when it becomes a Leninist revolution
@@Johnb.78 Or, you know, a civil rights protest from the 60's.
Thanks for pushing back slightly though you could more, though I get it's a sensitive issue. Your closing statement is basicaly the ends justify the means. That's perhaps the only hot take I've heard for the legitimacy of this movement. Racism exists, sure, and most poeple would prefer if it didn't. How much of all ths is media spin and narative instead of facts? Riots and kilings are the means, what are the ends to this going to be practicaly I wonder...hmm
His trump impression is amazing 😂😂
I felt the same way. People posting a black square seems insignificant, and disingenuous because they're only doing it now that it's big news and trendy, but then that sort of behaviour is what makes any real change happen.
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The armed protest though didn't end in riots and deaths. So... take that as you will.
That's because the police are full of racists so went easy on them
OMFG!!! LOL That look at 4:42, I laughed for 10 straight mins, looked like you noticed something in your pant's lolololol
I think the Victorians of the industrial era in England would have something to say about who built the country.
They didn't need slaves they had the 'Swinish Multitude' toiling in the factories for thruppence a day
@@johncodmore and?
Here here, Britain home of the industrial revolution, country of innovators founded by poor white working class
I do wonder how much of that 'old slavery money' (forgive my poor wording) is still about? I think there may be some documentaries on this but it would be interesting to research. How much of modern Britain is built on slavery. That would be a very nuanced discussion.
@@DrLove-ql1wh who cares. I mean what about the clothes your wearing made from slavery, what about the money the slave merchants made what about the money the Roman slavers made and then the Egyptians. Get a grip and get a life and lash yourself for all your sins.
Reminder: let's give a big hand to all the protesters out on the streets who have made a second wave more likely....."I won't be saying that again"...." It's about learning"...🤔😬
No because remember, racism is a bigger health crisis than covid, so protests are fine, right?
0:43...Seriously, where in police training does it say that kneeing someone in the face to the point to where they can't breathe and they die is a requirement? Especially when they're posing no threat and not resisting? Especially when they yell out "I can't breathe"? Please don't tell me those officers weren't racist and weren't performing a racist act on George Floyd. I guess since the officers are the law, that it's okay and they can get away with it. Give me a fucking break.
Only BBC approved protest is allowed
Slavery is happening right now round the world. Think about your clothes and where they are made and under what conditions
Yep. It's still going on in Africa
Slavery still exists in America to an extent with mass incarceration
Nailed it with the last (nearly) sentence 'it's about learning' Well said Mr Pie.
@Vagabond-Savant The Autodidact-Serviette
I mean... that is generally how Democracies work. Maybe not the learning you should be taking away from this but it's not an invalid lesson to learn.
@Vagabond-Savant The Autodidact-Serviette sounds like you're a little rusty on the basics of compassion...
Why is it this "learning" never involves a simple search of FBI crime stats ?
Mantis Toboggan MD Listen and believe, bigot
Stats are important tho.
So is compassion.
We can do that.
BLM (UK):
'Who we are.
Black Lives Matter UK (BLMUK) is a coalition of black activists and organisers across the UK. We’ve been organising since 2016 for justice in our communities.
We’re guided by a commitment to dismantle imperialism, capitalism, white-supremacy, patriarchy and the state structures that disproportionately harm black people in Britain and around the world. We build deep relationships across the diaspora and strategise to challenge the rise of the authoritarian right-wing across the world, from Brazil to Britain.'
Sounds like communism not anti racism.
And now crowd funded by virtue signalling hypocrites to the tune of £800K and counting.
So you're happy the other pedophile rapists murdered the rapist that could have exposed them had he been allowed to go to trial?!
I must have missed where he said that, could you elaborate please?
@@InnuendoXP th-cam.com/video/CVNGau3M5_s/w-d-xo.html
no, he's happy he's not still free and rapping more kids, like when he got charged the first time before the me too movement, dumbass
Tim speaks common sense but sadly common sense is not trending
Great virtue signaling
God, even if i don't agree with everything he says i still love this channel.
The amount of dislikes on this vid is concerning
Nothing about the riots & looting!?
Well, he did point out that equivocating the viewpoint that property damage and violence damages causes with being fascist and racist is fucking stupid.
It’s not HUGELY addressing it, granted, but I think that’s because the topic was more the validity of the movement in general, which is, y’know...fairly evident.
Ali G the character was a platform that allowed Sacha Baron Cohen to exploit the false sense of superiority of those he interviewed. The fact that the character was a parody itself just added to the depth of the comedy genius that it was.
as a black guy i give u premission to say Brother Johnny
@S yer they do
Glad we agree
@S thats fine aslong as u agree im right =]
This comments section is a lot worse than usual
Most liberals are outside.
I've not seen much that is all that objectionable, just... y'know... counter-arguments.
When you make a point on the internet counter-arguments are one of the healthiest things you can see and blind agreement one of the most harmful.
Isn't malaria a bigger threat to the lives of black people than 'police brutality'?
Beware that, when fighting monsters, you yourself do not become a monster... for when you gaze long into the abyss. The abyss gazes also into you.
Friedrich W. Nietzsche
Maggie Moran did you deliberately choose the poster boy of fascism, racism and a massive misogynist, or was that just somehow a flex of gaslighting?
"It's about learning." I wish that was that case.
"its about learning". tell that to these PC lefty loonies who still aren't learning anything. Tell that to woke culture in general which is a massive walking contradiction.
@@KSRugby it's meant for idiots like who still your reactionary bullshit has ever had a point or even a relevant stance
"ARE YOU OPEN TO LEARNING?"
@@ryangoepfert9112 are you serious or just being sarcastic?
They talk about looting and violence but think about this. Every weekend people go out into towns and cities in big groups and binge drink in pubs and clubs then pick fights with people who look different who looked at them funny. They come out in hidiously intoxicated mobs and cause criminal damage to cars and fences and piss up buildings. They chant football songs and attack anyone from the next town over then fight with the police. That though, is apparently letting of steam after a hard day's work. And pubs are hailed as national institutions. What type of society drives people to send the money they have earned getting waisted because working is so damn stressful, then sanctions violence and vandalism because people are stressed. Then goes on to condemn violence and looting over murder, exploitation, prejudice, poverty and oppression as an attack on freedom. And people fall for this crap!
The world needs more people like Jonathan Pie. What a bloke.
He's a comedic character you may require a sense of humour to understand he's taking the piss
Pie was quite funny at one point but I’m fed up of all this leftie woke rubbish...
He's funny just completely deluded by trump
Over to John Pie "orange man bad"
@Kris Moodley Does he fit your narrative ? Does it matter? Does it make his observations more valid if 10 people agree with it? Just difference of opinion I agree with John on something and disagree with him on other I do generally find him less funny than I used to but is that my change in humour or his it's all really doesn't matter he will tell what Jokes he wants and I wouldn't want him to do otherwise
I'm confused, who is saying we should keep quiet about the Reading murders Jonathan ?!!
Pie is looking really tired. I hope he's getting enough sleep.
--- Wiki says slavery going on right now in... the Sahel states of Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad and Sudan in particular, Ghana, Benin, Togo and Nigeria plus other, non-traditional forms of slavery in Africa today, mostly involving human trafficking and the enslavement of child soldiers and child labourers, e.g. human trafficking in Angola, and human trafficking of children from Togo, Benin and Nigeria to Gabon and Cameroon... Anything to say on this?
If we have to keep apologising and begging for forgiveness, for things we said when we were ignorant. We'll all be apologising every minute of everyday for the rest of our lives.
The overwhelming majority of us understand and accept that racism is wrong. We understand that Black Lives Matter is more a plea than a demand. But we also understand that following the law and protesting passionately yet peacefully is commendable.
But we also have to understand that in the realm of comedy, movies etc. There has to be a little leeway for creativity. Sometimes it's not even racist but poking fun at the stupidity of racism, or making fun of certain stereotypes. These stereotypes exist and it's hilarious when done in a tongue in cheek way.
So rather than be sensitive to jokes, we should focus more on those who want to divide people. Picking on comedians and actors for film roles should be the last group we focus on.
Let's live, love and laugh together.
✌🏾
Nailed it!
Black guy here🤚🏿Apologising I could do without when it comes to racism, I would rather the people in power work to reverse the affects🤷🏿♂️
Who knows if the Amazon is still burning? If the hunger in Africa is still going? Yes , but they're not hashtag trendy any more....🤫 Jonathan Pie you speak the truth 😅
The environmentalist set the Amazon ablaze for a photo op. You think I’m kidding?
Or if the plague of locusts is still destroying crops in east Africa... and moving on?
Hunger in Africa is so 1980s and you're being facitious
Did I just hear someone say "ouch" AGAIN ! AGAIN ?
Brilliantly observed--and nuanced--as per always with this guy. A tiny breath of sanity in a hurricane of insanity.
Donald Trump voice? I was not expecting how good that was - great take as always!
I sincerely agree with everything here. I’ll put my hand up and say I fell for the centrist objections that BLM was also racist, at first, until I got the point thst it isn’t about making one group better than another, it’s about pointing out how we’ve all pretended these issues didn’t exist. Don’t worry about racism because civil rights sorted that out in the 60’s.... erm, no it didn’t.
I'm quite a critic of you John but you nailed it with "it's not all about you". That's the Crux of the matter.
@You’rejustafreaklikeme Getting the feeling that's an excuse to avoid criticism in the first place.
But I can't complain, he's the only one that found the recipe that allows him to slam everyone on points they're failing at AND is able to KEEP the monetization, so I say roll on!
@You’rejustafreaklikeme John not really satirised, the character shares his exact views - just in a dramatic way.
What criticism do you have?
@Topkek Mcfingerbang If you won't listen they'll just keep shouting more and more louder and louder. Shut up, sit down, care about another race, listen, if it's hogwash, show why in a calm manner, and then see what they say about it. If they repeat what they just said THEN tune out. Can you honestly say you've done all of that?
Rioting is criminal, but are you absolutely sure NOTHING they point out is actually a problem?
Topkek Mcfingerbang read.
Finally, a voice of reason in this chaos...
I did not see much reason at all.
Just the typical, political lefty diatribe that is pretty old hat. And not true.
Trendy things can feel disingenuous... agreed. It sure can.
Holy Christ Mr Pie has the best Trump impression I've ever heard from a Brit.
He got his ubiquitous Trump-bashing in while railing against Woke-ism.
You can hate they are equally repugnant .
Is this like the first guy i'd enjoy being yelled at by?
That Trump impression was so spot on 😂
Some lives are bigger than others
Some lives are bigger than others
Some girl's mothers are bigger than
Other girl's mothers
Oh hey Moz
ISWYDT!
@@N3ukenInD3K3uken 💎💖🌍🌈
@@luceatluxvestra1 hey I don't have emoji's here on my keyboard but I wish you all the same things back x2
@@N3ukenInD3K3uken right mouse click when your cursor's in the comment box, top option in the drop down is emoji's. Or do it when you're on your smart phone for a massive choice.
in my personal opinion you don't fight hate with hate the riots that happened while understandable were not ok and only made racists think they were right best way to fight it is prove them wrong not make them feel hated and oppressed as it only makes them fall back on their hateful beliefs thats why people should push hard but gradually push it takes time for this stuff to happen wanting it to happen immediately is well stupid as it causes a bigger divide and causes people to agree less in the ideas but with kindness and time things will change forcing racists and hateful people to go into hiding doesn't stop them from being racist and hateful but showing them kindness and proving that you're not what they think you are is how you beat them
not candy crush.... Its Called... Candy Chav... lol
Being woke is not a competition.
Actually, ever heard of the Oppression Olympics, mate?
Its the only sport where everyone is a loser.
It's funny how the stay at home trolls were mad to have to stay at home and now that they're free, they're still mad and they still stay at home.
Apart from going to the beach or a conga line for VE day 😉
My name is Tim, what have I done?
You know EXACTLY what you've done Timothy
Tim, go back to your room!!
Jonathan needs to come to Portland and Chicago and join in the "peaceful protests".