James O'Brien's message to people persuaded to think they're 'inferior' to Jacob Rees-Mogg
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- This is James O'Brien's message to people persuaded to think they're 'inferior' to Jacob Rees-Mogg.
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My mum once described him as 'an idiots idea of what a smart person is', which sums him up nicely.
I love your mum!!! 😆😆😆
Very smart definition:)
Spot on !!
Your mom is a very astute lady.👏👏👍
James O'Brien isn't that bad although admittedly he got very close the morning after Boris Johnson's massive victory in Dec 2019 when he could hardly string a sentence together.
I was 15 years old, two days before I started my first job as an apprentice Joiner my dad said. ‘ everyone on that building site will know more than you , don’t be cocky , but none of them will be your superior, nobody will ever be superior to you as you will never be superior to anybody else EVER “
Our dads sound the same. Humble hearted.
Indeed. You are not worth less than anyone else, and you are not worth more than anyone else.
Sound advice!!
He is an amoral invertebrate, the complete antithesis of the "refined gentleman" he portrays to be
No they're pretty much all reprehensible sociopaths.
....leave Keir alone...
And you’re an embarrassment to the human race !!
@DnB and Psy Production true !!
The class system is alive and kicking. And those at the top still do a great job of ensuring they stay there.
Bit like the World Economic Forum then with Schwab, Soros et al dictating our lives - remember the phrase ' you will own nothing but you will be happy'
We need another Charles Dickens whose work would be eagerly devoured and change the ideas of Mail readers.
@@johnjephcote7636 Sadly, I'm not sure the Daily Mail readers would bother reading a newer modern version of Dickens. In any case what's wrong with the old one???
It's true. In the US there is a fun little twist on this: we're told that we, too, can be where they are, if we just work hard enough and make smart enough decisions. So, we go our whole lives telling ourselves that we just didn't have what it took to get there. Of course...it's a zero sum game, so we all can't be successful.
I’ve always been amazed at how many people buy that lie. It’s astounding.
Jason Rodenbeck, we in the UK get the Hard work mantra. Meanwhile, those telling us to work hard, have never done a hard day's work in their lives.
@@blueband8114 yeah, we've seen that little chestnut pretty often, too. I'm pretty convinced that none of these are new problems. Just people trying to recreate forms of slavery.
Its not a zero sum game, you are wrong.
The UK has adopted the worn out American values that if you are not a success you are a loser. American workers get a raw deal in so many ways. It really took off with Reagan and Thatcher.
In 2016 there were 47 British parliamentarians holding an Irish passport. In 2021 there are 227
How many own other EEC passports and how many are brexiteers.
🤯🤯🤯
Source?
Outrageous
@@MrMessiah44 , to prove him wrong, you need to find your own source.
@@paigeleigh2554 which is perhaps the point - do your own research! It should be possible to find out whether or not this is true! On the other hand I'm still trying to figure out how I can prove to some conspiracy theorists that there is NOT a unicorn orbiting the earth 😕
Having just watched the interview of old Moggy and been denied the chance to comment I will comment now. On what planet does he believe he is living on and as for blaming the French for the delays at Dover did he not understand what being a 3rd country means? As he categorically said that after Brexit there will not be queues at Dover why did they build the lorry parks? The man really is a piece of work! No he is definitely not a superior human.
I remember reading somewhere a comment about top hats...the taller the stove pipe, the more inadequate one was. There was something Freudian in the size of one's topper. I believe it was a compensation for inadequacy in other parts.
it must be said that even the owners of the euro tunnel said the recent delays were caused by the french not providing enough staff to do the job
As part of my humble upbringing, it was normal to believe we had "betters." Then, after the benefit of education, life experience and working alongside some of those deemed "betters," I learned that so many were promoted beyond their competence and mistook hubris for confidence. Never buy the story of subjugation and inequality. The wisest and best consistently show humility and humanity.
Same,I even went so far as to to back to higher education to see what the fuss was about. Found out there is none, they're just up their own bums
Wise words @David McCulloch
As an onlooker living in Sweden I fear that this system has prevented your country from developing as much as it could have. As I understand it, Swedish society has been more of a meritocracy than that of the UK, and with alls its flaws I still think Sweden has been more successful than the UK in creating a decent society.
@@bisratezra8247 I agree with your comment. Very accurate.
@@bereal6590 Likewise. I formed these opinions from higher education and in specialist middle-management jobs. We just don't know how (or perhaps want) to get the best from people.
'Victorian Undertaker Cosplay' XD
Gold star house-point for that one James 🌟
I think James is correct. I've seen much evidence from various working class right-wing members of my own family who honestly believe that the posh boys know what's best for them and the country, while simultaneously complaining that nobody ever does anything for them and their community. Cap doffing fools.
you seem to think the left are working class, yet most of the snobs in London are lefties, I am working class , would never vote for the left again, pretty much been infiltrated by the hippies in designer suits, the working class need a new party
@Shep Raynham And a readiness to punch down when the scapegoat targets have been identified for them.
@Shep Raynham same thing, really
A lot of the working class right Wingers in my experience tend to want Right Wing Policies and laws applied to others ,but not themselves .
Look on pro leave groups and forums for evidence of this .
'Pro remain demonstrators should be arrested ,and public protest banned ' Then a couple of days later 'We should hold mass protests if we don't get the Brexit we voted for '
All benifits to Asylum seekers or those of working age not working should be cut.' .... Then ..'we want OUR triple lock pension restored !
My grandparents agreed with you and migrated from Cornish poverty to America in 1909 and never looked back. Authoritarianism is forever.
I don't think Mogg is superior to anyone or anything. I have always thought he is one of the biggest See You Next Tuesdays and this is among Gove, Parel, Hancock, Cameron, Osbourne, Thatcher, etc....
I remember studying Sociology A-Level at school, when the concept of "deferential voting" was still a very real concept. I'd hoped that had died out, but the very existence of JRM would suggest that it's still thriving in all of it's utter repulsiveness.
Deferential voting is clearly what’s going on in Radstock and Midsomer Norton in Somerset, the two main population centres in Rees-Mogg’s constituency. That’s the only reason why these very working class towns (Midsomer Norton being a very grim, rundown town centre) would keep voting this pompous, lying, vile creature in again and again.
.and you are the essence of why Labour continually struggle to get into power..
@@chatham43 I'm sorry, you'll have to elaborate a little bit. It could well just be my ignorance, but I don't really understand your point.
@DnB and Psy Production They vote for him because he tells them what they want to hear or he bamboozles them into believing he must know what he's talking about because he's much cleverer than them. Truth is there are some people born more clever than others - it's a gift which can be used positively or it can be used to profit from economically and/or socially (and to make others feel miserable and ashamed). Yes JRM is clever and witty, but how has he applied this wit and intellect?
@@Kate-ec1uy he's a product of his environment who doesn't much want to change his spots, Katie
You've just made the most succinct description of the British class system I've ever heard.
JRM said he was wrong about Dover but of course pretended he was innocent even though not one expert agreed with what he said, even pro brexit ones said of course there will be queues in Dover.
He said he was wrong but for the wrong reasons. The moment BUT rolls out its no longer an admission of error. His sort do not have the gene that encapsulates humble thinking.
Wrong for the right reasons! 😎
No. That's stephen fry
Naturally he's blaming the French, not Brexit 🙂
It was a brilliant moment of admission. And what did Nick say? Nothing, as usual.
"A fool thinks he is wise. Wise men know they are foolish."
well james obrien is a fool then 😀😀😀 thanks for confirming it
@@richardlewis7498 If wise men are foolish they can't be wise
@@nigel4776 I think the ancient observation was that the wisest know that they know nothing.
@@abazely2743 I suppose it's semantic, and a bit pedantic, but the point I'm making is simply that it's a contradiction in terms
@@nigel4776 sure, now anyone with an echo chamber dons the label. 😉
I've spent a lot of time living and working abroad and it always amazed me coming home. Life, or making your way in life, always seemed so much harder here than in comparable countries. And it ties in with the whole class thing that has been bred into us, it seems. People seem to have this notion that life should be hard, that if you're not prepared to struggle then you have some kind of moral deficiency. The UK is full of people that don't particularly like each other is also something I heard and believe to be true. Brexit didn't cause division, it simply shone a light on what was already there.
Yes, life brought me here, on these shores, 10 yes ago and I slowly dawned on me that Britain is a cesspool run by people like Mogg and Johnson with the blessing of "working Royals" :))). Yeah, three more years and I'm gone.
The Corruption in the government is staggering , unfortunately nothing ever changes ??
Change can only happen if you demand it hold your MP to account write to them demand a fair system end of the day its your vote that keeps them in wages make them work for it
@@johnlongcake3564 i stopped voting around 20 year ago , i believe its a waste of time , because it doesn't matter who gets in , they are ALL Corrupt ??
@@johnlongcake3564 If you and I have opposing views and opinions and live in the same constituency how is our MP going to please us both ?
@@jjefferyworboys8138 vote for party's that support PPR if they do not tell them thats what you want many voices change opinions. If they think that they will have their snouts pulled out of the gravy train opinions can be effected by financial gains if not we would not have corruption
Just brazen now. When we have no right to protest it be over here
“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we've been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We're no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It's simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we've been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.” -Carl Sagan
I don't think I'm inferior to anyone. Obviously many do, for voting in the Tories, and supporting the Royals? We are all just people.
Finally, someone after my own heart👏
I love Nick Ferrari's challenging hard hitting questions to all these ministers and secretary of state. By the way that is sarcasm
Lol although he did have mogg mumbling this morning on Dover
All Tories are happy to be interviewed by Ferrari, Dale, Castle, Swarbrick and Rachel Johnson. Not by O’Brien, Fogerty, Mair, Abbott. The former let through the lies, the latter push-back.
I laughed when you placed Nick Ferrari and hard hitting in the same sentence!😂
Bang on the money , “ likened being savaged by a dead sheep “ comes to mind
A shockingly poor excuse for a journalist
I’ve actually met more decent genuine humane people living on the streets than these rich pompous upperclass morons we have in government , we all end up in the same place at the end but some go with their head held high and with dignity knowing we’ve helped to make a better world for our fellow humans and animals 🙏 unfortunately not this money grabbing power hungry government we have now 🤷♂️
Same here 👍✌
We all know we've more in common with eachother but this class of people are seen as quintessentially English, and they play on that all the time.
Hi again Davy, David and of course the Dragon
Popular opinion is that these people are not very popular and not fit to govern over us. Makes you wonder how they got in and who voted for them...........
Election rigging being the only logical explanation
James really loves himself. Live and let live. James hate’s the fact that the brexit vote never fell his way, it’s called democracy and he has to accept it. I know lots who voted for and against brexit who laugh at his obsession. As for Jacob he’s entitled to his opinions some agree some don’t just the same as James.
"Just 'coz you've got the power, that doesn't mean you've got the right" - Lemmy Kilmister
Rip
Never liked Motorhead, but that Lad was legend.
Lemmy was a wise man
I went to Oxford with a lot of folks like him. Came from a average state comp in london. Imo, Found a lot of people from posher backgrounds didn't have well thought out ideas politically, and were quite tied to their class interests. That said, there were certainly exceptions to that. However, the prestige of the place didn't translate into the general aptitude I had expected upon arrival.
Interesting to hear this from someone that went there!! I must say anyone ive met that has gone there gives of a vibe that seems to me to be a bastion of much of what is wrong with British society, seem to wear it on thier sleeve like it is some sort of way to validate there opnion as higher or of more value than anyone else's, and if you challenge it they just seem to say "That's the way society is" with an air of incredulity that someone even dare challenge something they percieve to be true. Must the for many of the high brow uni's in London
I never found university ranking to be especially important, unless you're a professor or researcher.
JOB hitting the nail on the head, yet again. On the Rees-Mogg interview where Rees-Mogg admits he was wrong about queues but blames it on the French, why didn't Nick Ferrari reply "...and what did the French vote in the 2016 Brexit referendum ?".
Well said
Yep, Frosty. But Nick Ferrari is a Leave-voting Brexiteer
I have watched Nick for a while now, I have discovered that he loves doubting and questioning facts that he doesn't like! I've seen him do that so many times! He then sniggers on what a hard interviewer he is!
It's all bull*cks ofcourse, because when he hears the most ridiculous opinions or reasonings for actions he perosonally supports he naturally fluffs and fails to get in even 1 decent question. This interview Smogg was yet another proof of this.
Nick simply failed to press the over grown prefect with difficult questions because he is also in agreement with the liar and the lies!
You lost the referendum. Get over it .
@@johnpugh3348
I think you find we all lost BECAUSE of the referendum!!
No-one has yet pointed out a positive benefit of Brexit!!
I agree. He speaks with a posh English accent and with conviction. He then uses it to correct over a slight word or phrase to almost delegitimise your entire point. We've seen him try and do that during conversations and interactions.
Alan Davies said on QI when talking about aristocrats "your supposed to throw yourself in the gutter when one approaches."
And Stephen Fry - more admirable than 100 JRMs - confirmed that flight passengers prefer to hear pilot announcements in a David Niven accent. Stubborn thing, the class structure.
This attitude purveys through the whole of Britain at various levels. People naturally assume they are superior to their neighbours due to some arbitrary attribute they've come to believe favours them.
The people that act like moggy are just more afflicted.
It's wild to hear people talking about certain people having more value than other people, we're all equal humans with the same value
All animals are equal but some are more equal than others...
@@frankbrennan1619 would you like to give an example?
I own a rental property, believe me I have seen the other side of life, people with no values
@@jimmyrecard5056 Did you never read Animal Farm by George Orwell? There you find the pigs were the ones pretending to care for all fellow animals and defend their equality after they had got rid of their bad human master whilst in reality creating a dictatorship of their own, much worse than the reign of the farmer.
@@torre6721 I'm pretty sure Animal Farm isnt real
The Right Honourable Member for Jeeves and Wooster 🙄
😄😄 yep
Jeeves would resign on day 1 and the Drones would blackball him to a man.
The English class system is alive and well. I never heard of so many sub-categories of class never mind the obvious ones until I lived there, bizarre.
Thanks for speaking up. Your summing up of this odious man is spot on. He asked his wife to buy him a 'little trinket' for Xmas. The trinket was a £5.000 bracelet made from a poor horse belonging to some leader of some battle. How can he possibly understand the cost of living crisis ?? People like him should not represent us.
..well that must be true..😂...
Every day, everytime he speaks he comes across as a bigger fool than he was yesterday
If having a net worth of over £100m is your definition of a fool, then I'm keen to be one too !
Well maybe not fool,but legalized crook
@@jjefferyworboys8138 You servile pox.
I think Charles Darwin would have called that evolution in reverse.🐒
As an irishman looking on, it's like watching a car crash, you really can't take your eyes off it! Its really heartbreaking too see the damage being caused by these little englanders jrm, boris, et Al. I notice farage hasn't stuck his head up in awhile. I noted before that the pandemic had shielded gb or at least postponed the realities of the effects on the ordinary man. Oven ready turkeys coming home to roost!
As an Englishman, this is all frankly embarrassing- I wish I could get an Irish Passport
@@johnderrick2501 If you have a Irish Grandparent you can get one.
@@deskirby309 Thanks-but I haven’t got one
Niall Peake. That’s because you’re listening to people like James O’Brien. Most people in Britain have moved on, it’s not an issue anymore. It’s been a “big hit” for O’Brien, so he’s reluctant to let it go. Most people are not even bothered talking about it anymore, it’s in the past. Brexit is done, and no serious politician will touch this subject again for at least 25 years, if ever.
@@johnderrick2501 Its a shame whats happening in the Uk. Your a fantastic people, you deserve better than the people leading you. Hope it all works out. Move to Northern Ireland and then you can claim an Irish passport, then move back to Great Britain.
I'm from South Africa and I discovered JOB in 2021 and he's been a permanent fixture in my life since then! I've also gained some interesting insight into the whole Brexit debacle thanks to his candid commentary on the matter, and other subjects currently confronting British society!
He's truly one of the best journalists out there!
He's a dishonest liar without integrity ... whoever thinks different needs to look at their life
😂😂😂
@@craigcutts7085 who ?? JoB or JRM ??
@@craigcutts7085 please point out a lie he's told
Please put on the light I can't see.....
JRM is purely in parliament to protect his own (his family's and his class's) interests.
And what's Grandma Rayner's excuse?
@@frankbrennan1619 What about-ism! Oh dear me. That is all you Tory apologists and wannabe Tory groupie brown balloon knot lickers have, isn't it. "What about..."
Well Rayner ain't as rich and overprivileged as, silver spoon plum in the mouth, nanny needing bitty bitty Mogg. He's probably still suckling on the wet nurse, "bitty, bitty". Probably where they got ''Bitty'' from, on Little England!
Wendy, he's a jumped up middle class boy with money who married into the aristocracy.
Hid upper class cos playing is to fool you he's been an aristocrat all his life.
Anyway, comfort yourself knowing the aristocracy will never fully accept him, and that makes Jacob sad, because he'd rather be accepted by them than fool you.
@@verystripeyzebra
He's a Roman Catholic within a party and a class where that breed of Christianity is as scarce as hens' teeth.
Uses politics to protect his Somerset investment company
It’s like the inane trust given to people wearing some form of uniform. Respect and oversight afforded to a perceived position of power in which the majority fall under.
This mindset is from the old empire days, kind of brutal fascism under the guise of keeping the status quo.
You made me remember the Frost Report with John Cleese, Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett who "knew his place ".
Grease Smogg is less than a slug.
Don't put slugs down
He quite quickly dropped the analysis of the British passport falling in value the last 13 years as he no doubt realised almost a decade of those years we were in the EU! (Vote to leave was not respected until 2020)
I agree... money doesn't make people any better than anyone else if anything they are protected from their own stupidity by the people around them. Wealth shelters them from the harsh realities of life and stunts their ability to empathise with those that struggle. They blame people who are less fortunate for their own predicament and rather than help I'm sure they would like to see workhouse's reintroduced.
If there's anyone out there who can't see through JRM mask, then I'm afraid you really need to have a long hard look at yourself !!
Being born into wealth doesn't make you superior, it just makes you more fortunate than most
JRM is not an idiot. He wanted Brexit so he wouldn't have to declare his off shore millions and to ensure people like him had more control over the British public. Just as he believes he has the right to do.
What offshore millions? You're just forwarding a myth forwarded by others
I think you give him too much credit. He's absolutely minted and comfortable with the UK in or out of the EU. I think he genuinely believes we are better off out of it but has been proved wrong. John Redwood believes a no deal was better but he wouldn't have been affected by the consequences along with Mogg and the ERG. Brexit doesn't affect them however hard or soft it is . It affects people like me who got hoodwinked into voting for it . We should rejoin the single market at the very minimum.
@@iangarner8857 no. Joining again will be awful. Worse deal than we had before. Brexit has barely happened. Time to move on.
@@andrewheron2399 I think the EU would take us back on the same terms, they love our money even though they don't particularly like us. I'm not up for rejoining fully, I just think an EEA/EFTA style agreement would iron out most of the problems.
It is indeed the "forelock tuggers" the cap wringers and hunt foot followers who were culpable for saddling us with this shower. It's just the natural order of things...isn't it?
The naughty French not doing as they have been told by Nanny.
Well said James. Thanks
3:16 "A Victorian undertaker cosplay". Perfect!
When I first heard him I thought that he knew what he was talking about until he professed he spoke about a subject I knew very well. It's then I realised that Rees-Mogg was full of BS.
Which subject, out of interest?
@@Extra_050 The British concentration camps during the Boer war.
@@linyarin I've always wondered if the Victorian British press went all out on the 'Belgian atrocities in the Congo' to bury news about the Boer war camps? If they did, then it worked, Brits then and now seem to know a lot more about one than the other.
" Victorian undertaker cos play "...that wins the Internet today.
Jacob Rees-Mogg: "Victorian undertaker cos-play"
No wonder the class system survived for centuries in this country.
I've said for a long time that we live in a society where the little boy in the crowd, gets a clip 'round the lug'ole from his mum, marched off home, and then sent to bed without any tea.
James. Thank you so much for this today. I have for so long felt that we have to stop this BS of believing that the reason for those few at the top of the social tree being there is because they are somehow intrinsically better. But they're not. In fact it comes down to nothing more than simple luck.
No one is better than anyone, anywhere, nor in any circumstances. Some people may perform better at certain things, but it doesn make an argument for superiority. We are all different to one and other, but not better than.
The entrenched social status system of believing certain people are better than they is tragic. It is so deeply ingrained in the British psyche it seems impossible to root it out.
Run for parliament James, you’d be voted for by the masses
Doubt it
@@frankief38 Rees Mogg would beat him in an election just as he would beat him in an interview. James is reduced to whinging monologues to persuade himself he is scoring over him.
James is a peasant compared to JRM , he sneers at James the same way James sneers at Brexiteers...and it infuriates him
Nicely put...if the pair of them walked into a Northern pub I'm pretty sure the locals would soon figure out who the tw*t was...cheers
Shame JRM is thoroughly depressed at only being middle class, and knowing the aristocracy don't fully accept him , and see him as having sullied their bloodlines.
You really do need to keep up with the British class system and what is really going on in the upper echelons.
@@jamonit7169 JRM was in south shields a few years ago to raise the profile of the Conservative party. He went into a pub there and called out the numbers for Bingo. He went down a treat. JOB on the other hand...
Just examine JRM’s record. This proves he is a privileged fool. I wouldn’t have employed someone with his abilities to empty the waste-paper bins. I could wander into the street outside and pick a person with better qualities. I’ll be back in a minute…..
15minutes and you still haven't come back
Great video
I think James too-readily dismissed the idea that Jacob Rees-Mogg, part-owner of a hedge fund where he made an awful lot of money, would be motivated financially to be dishonest. I think a big motivation for Brexit was avoiding coming EU tax reform.
Forelock tugging peasants who tell you to "Know your betters!"
Ahh, how refreshing to listen to you describing Mr. Rees Mogg the way I see him as well- a wholly unpleasant man who's supporters must come from another planet or be deaf and blind and blissfully ( or rather shamefully) ignorant.
That is inverted snobbery. He is a well mannered man who does not impose his values on or judge other people. He does not talk over presenters in interviews even though they continually interrupt him.
Very well put James, Viva clarity 👍
Nice one. Love from an Aussie in Ireland.
It's all about avoiding tax tho. He/they will say absolutely anything.
Obviously you don't earn enough to be able to employ a decent accountant to ensure you pay no more than is the minimum required by the law.
He is a true blue snob
He shorted against the pound. Nah he's not on the make.
My mother always told me, if are a bit afraid of e.g. speaking in front of people or discussing something - just image they stand in front of you in their UNDERWEAR. Always helped!
Prince Philip didn't think like this.
It's strange to hear people talk about JRM like this, I've always felt I've seen through his "act" and seen him to be the most valueless waste of humanity, purely because he believes he's above everyone else that "naturally" pushes him way down in how much I respect or value his opinions.
no thats the SNP
@@theend9494 But this video and comment was about RJM... What many English fail to see is that the SNP are going to get their way, not for any political or financial reason, but purely because the Scottish will vote against people like RJM, bojo and also Truss for her recent comments about Sturgeon. It really has NOTHING to do with her or the snp. England really is the abusive husband to Scotland, treat the country like it is worthless and has no valid opinion, then wonder why it want's to leave and get away from Westminster.
I prefer him to the arrogance of socialists who still cannot tell me a country where it has been successful, They always run out of other peoples money to spend.
O'Brien doesn't think he's superior to anyone else, does he?
No.
No
The patience, deference, and respect he treats his callers with would certainly suggest that.
Telling it like it is! 'Cosplay undertaker' brilliant, and I remember that ryhme.
This never occurred to me before. the fact that some people have this mindset is mindblowing to me
This is the first time I've ever had to disagree with James O'brien, or at least question what he's said. (Without exception), everyone I've ever been with and everyone I've ever seen on TV who's heard mention of Jacob Rees-Mogg has loudly sighed "hurgh" and rolled their eyes at the man. Everyone thinks he's an idiot, or better still, a joke. I've never met anyone in person or seen anyone on TV who thinks they are inferior to Jacob Rees-Mogg, how could they, why would they?! Who in this country thinks they are inferior to Jacob Rees-Mogg?
There are quite a few Channels on youtube that pay homage to Mogg. Plus thousands of working class people who vote for him
@@jeremymerrifield7244 paying homage and voting for him does not mean they feel inferior.
Why revile him for the colour of his speech and mannerisms without knowing him other than through the harsh prism of biased mainstream media.
His estate beaters ¿?
@@suzyqualcast6269 You know them?
For me JRM is epithome of subhuman. But I'm European, what can I know.
O'Brien may not speak with a posh accent but at times he certainly acts inferior to others.
From his ancestry, JRM is very much middle class. Anybody belonging to old money or aristocracy looks down on him and wouldn't scratch him off the tarmac had he been run over by a bus.
Greetings from Bavaria
JRM is the worst. He's just the worst.
Well said! 👍
Sometimes I peruse the Daily Mail comments section and the times I've read statements a long the lines of 'theres a true Tory with intelligence and vocabulary to match'. I can't pull the exact quote from my head but I have read more than a few comments akin to what I've paraphrased. Somehow his social status he has inherited and the over the top affectations he adds really do lend him gravitas he does not have to some working class Tories I've seen on the Daily Mail comments section. It's never his policies they ever refer too it's more about his presentation as an upper class twit.
Did you mean to write "twit", or was it just a misspelling?
It's because we have never tasted his Nannies 'Home made Marmalade'
I would love to try that. It sounds very appetising.
When I first came to this country around 30 years ago, I used to think the British, and in particular the upper-class Brits were so clever & superior! Brexit, and the way so many people cling to this insane idea has totally shattered this illusion for me.
"Victorian undertaker cosplay" LOL 😆 😂 🤣
Well said.
If Truss is the victor I can see JRM as the new minister for levelling down
I disagree, Truss will make him a cabinet Minister with responsibilities for ensuring we move the UK back to the late 19th century.
Jacob Reese Mogg is a parody of himself....
Murdoch has ensured that Animal Farm has become reality. Many do not yet realise that that is now where they live.
I am inferior. I can’t talk out of my nose 👃.
Anyone who looks at that man and thinks 'i wish i was like that' deserves everything that happens to them.
4 minutes discussing a pretty straw man hypothesis. People may like his schtick but that doesn't mean they thing he's a higher value human being. All based on a call you had regarding Prince Phillip.
Btw it's 'They think'
Just goes to show that a posh voice and a privileged up bringing doesn't make the man.
Thank you for this. It should be replayed in schools, clubs & pubs ad infinitum. 😉
A few hours of JOB is enough at the best of times.
James, that idiot JRM, is wired like that. He cannot be reprogrammed. He is right at bottom of the obsolete androids. At least a sentient has emotional feelings. Moggsy has only nanny. In a way I feel some pity for him.
"although to be fair to Rees-Moggs I think his maternal granddad was a van driver or something". Subtle beauty.
Brilliant!
An excellent point well made
imagine the Mogg in a white van,it would be like, Alan Partridge trying to be a bloke
JRM is a strict Catholic, (as well as born with a silver spoon in his mouth and Eton/Oxford educated) Think about what that means. It feeds into a lot of his policies, as it does with Ann Widdecombe. NB many Catholics have moved with the times and are perfectly sensible, reasonable, people, but that is not the case with those two.
Henry's purges.
He believes in lifelong marriage between a man and a woman and the sanctity of human life from conception to death. Those are worthy aspirations for any creed or nationality.
Apart from Rees-Mogg who revels in his "upper class twit of the year" role many Tories expend a great deal of effort trying to portray themselves as having risen to their exalted level from humble origins through hard work and merit. The current two buffoons competing for the Tory leadership being classic examples of this. I think they do it so that they can point to ordinary folk and say it's their own fault if they are poor, hungry, destitute, homeless, reliant of food-banks, etc.
I feel like James wouldn't survive til last orders in any pub with his unending smug and condescending tone.
In his own constituency in North East Somerset which is a very nice place he is very popular. Perhaps you don't like anywhere nice ?
@@jjefferyworboys8138 Perhaps not mate, there are certainly nicer places than where I come from.
If you're such a fan that you know where he lives and how his local area feel about him then I wouldn't expect you to agree with me. Secret admirer maybe? ;)
I can’t say Ive ever felt persuaded Im inferior to JRM.
However every time I hear JOB I feel he’s preaching down to me and thinks he knows better.