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- I recommend leaving the UK in 2025. It's a very stressful place to live and I predict this is just the beginning. You only get one shot at life and I'm not spending it working for barely any money helping other people become millionaires.
F*** that!
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In the 90s life was normal. A bus driver/repairman could afford a home, at 3 times average income, food was cheap, opportunities abounded. I was there. What happened?
Housing market bubble got a lot of people well off. Then it burst. Corporate greed. Shit governance. Blair’s errors in listening to Bush. Cameron..
Us and our children are expected to pay for failing banks and now failing councils, whilst paying for others pensions. Oh, all while giving hotels to migrants.
There is no money any more
Labour government. 1997
Economic crash, tax payer funded bail out for the banks.
14 years of Tory government inactivity. 2010 - 2024
Labour government destroying the economy. 2024
Everybody rejected the far right that's what happened.
Lobbyism, austerity politics and to a certain extent globalization (moving labor to other countries). It's the same across many western countries and not tied to "political party a or b" would've done different or better either. I say that coming from a german perspective growing up with the stereotype that our trains are timely and well organized. The train I take most is currently sitting at 60% chance for a delay greater than 5 min. But it's the same in health care, education etc. All going downhill.
@@johnsoneightyeight5018
That is not what happened. The far right is objectively bad, so of course anyone of sound mind and education would say no to their drivel, but those buggers are still on the rise because the masses (including you) are mentally deficient and don't care to learn or change their ways. You see a person different to you and freak out because you think anyone who isn't just like you is awful.
You can't extrapolate one person's behaviour onto everyone who looks like them because that makes no sense. Race doesn't determine behaviour, sexuality only determines if you like men or women, and you can't dismiss mental health issues or look down on people less able than you. The far right is about being hateful, reactionary, emotional, and exclusionary. There is no logic to your thought.
I am a "well paid engineer" but I cant even f***ng buy a home. I think our societies are heading towards a perfect storm
Everyone shits on construction workers and now there is a housing shortage. I’s time to praise the people who give us shelter.
I was Head of AI Engineering and was one of the lucky ones that managed to buy an ex council house in Bristol at 36 with no kids. My 80 year old next door neighbour bought her house 50 years ago on a supermarket salary and had three kids. Financially she did better than me. I've nothing against people that work in supermarkets, but today in Bristol a supermarket worker has no chance to by the equivalent ex council house. Put another way, highly qualified professionals have a similar quality of life as someone who worked in a supermarket 50 years ago.
🤝 30 y.o., lead design engineer in Russian space industry. 6 years of high education, almost 10 years of total experience. Don't even want to think of change my rented studio apartment, cause recent prices are unberable. Making my peace with a fact that I likely won't have any own house (and maybe no future at all - thanks to our mad dictatorship). So it goes...
It's a pressure that your generation needs to do something about and I think you really will. This is the start maybe? It is the same in the US, we shall see how the change happens there. And Canada.
Same here
When a CEO starts selling their own company shares it's a warning sign. The UK has been selling its assets to foreign investors for years. The ship is almost sunk.
Including small start ups, I was victim of this and everyone including people that worked there for 5+ years were made redundant.
Proposal: A decree that all assets in the UK belong to the UK. Debts erased.
@@PsychicAlchemy It would collapse the UK.
It will land at the bottom in what will be called a one world government...this all by design .
@@Personal43546hf Our nations cannot remain in perpetual debt forever.
When you accept that they are intentionally trying to destroy you it makes a lot more sense.
That's so true.
I'm not from the UK and even I see it. But to what end though? Why do this?
@@RedeyeJedi2985 Read about 'Amalek' thats what they call us. Welcome to the rabbit hole. And why the funny mustache man tried to get rid of them.
@@RedeyeJedi2985 To bring about their new order 2030 WEF. In order to bring about the new order first they will destroy the old way of living, so people will beg for change, it's coming in the next 5 years, they will replace the entire system, everything will be digital everything tracked and monitored
@RedeyeJedi2985 it's to instigate mass civil unrest so they can give themselves an excuse to implement martial law and lock down the population.
I'm in Germany. It feels the exact same way. No voice, no future, no comfort. The government is not actually looking out for me and people like me. It shovels more money into the pockets of the people and lobbies who already own everything.
Europe is cooked. Canada is the same. US seems like the only place with hope. Thank you Trump
@@JingJao We will soon find out how much hope there is. I am not optimistic.
I am feeling the exact same way about the UK of late and if I were younger, I would be looking for ways to leave. But where to go? Europe, I think is fucked, because the main economy driving Europe, Germany is fucked. Not only have the German government been importing immigrants from 3rd world shitholes, guaranteeing the destruction of German culture a few decades down the line, but have also sacrificed Germany's economic prosperity, which relied on cheap Russian energy over the NATO proxy war in Ukraine. That is the true nail in the coffin, the consequences of which may take some time to materialise, but now that the deed is done, the deed is done. It is almost as though there are a small cabal of elites plotting the West's downfall in a controlled demolition style (I believe there is, and neither Putin nor Chairman Xi have any part in it). Seems to be an increasing amount of people intuitively feeling discontented with their future well being in the West, and for good reason.
@@JingJao What, Jew owned Israel firster Donald 'snake oil' Trump, who just promised to clear out Gaza on Israel's behalf?
@@JingJao When you say "hope" what do you mean? Because right now it's headed towards an oligarchy run by one billionaire and a board of directives of tech billionaires. Democracy is being dismantled by controller both the judicial and now the legislative branch. So I fail to see what you mean by "hope".
Australia is pretty much the same…going down the toilet. I’ve seen TH-camrs who’ve moved to places like Thailand or Vietnam, where life is more affordable and chillaxed. Two of my sons took their lives at age 30 and 36 because they were so hopeless about life. One had just completed his medical residency and was about to start training as a neurologist in the local training hospital. The elder one had been a lawyer, hated the injustice, retrained in nursing and his debts for training were so high, he felt trapped. Both left the world. I totally understand how stupid life is becoming for each generation. Landlords own too much of the housing. There’s the multiple homeowner class, and those who pay ridiculous rents and will never own a home or pay off their education debts. Only my eldest survives. You’re totally right.
P.S. half my ancestors left Scotland, Ireland and England in the 1800s to escape poverty, losing babies to starvation on the journey to Australia. Things change over time. ❤
My sibling took an easy way out. People are struggling everywhere. They always have and always will. The progress is an illusion.
In the next 10 years VIetnam and Thailand, and the rest of south east asia will suffer a lot from heat, flooding etc, this is the part of the world that will be touched the most by climate change.
I wonder what it will take for all these sorts of liberal idiots to realise they fought for the bad guys in WW2?
I am so so sorry to hear of the loss of not only one of your children, but two. I cannot even imagine your pain. gosh I really wish you and your eldest the best xoxo
I'm Danish and have been working in London for the past five months (with one month left until I return to Denmark), and the experience has rocked me to the core. In response, I've decided to devote my life to ensuring Denmark's security and continued reliance on law and order, so that the chaos I've witnessed on the other side of the North Sea does not spread to Danish borders.
*Good luck Britannia!*
Time for the Angles, Saxons and Jutes to return to their homeland?
They all learn the English language abroad giving them a key to the Uk, it’s your languages that stop a huge amount visiting and moving to yours, just like Japan, it’s the language barrier that’s stops a lot.
Why would you reject cultural enrichment? Listen to your women, and be kind and compassionate to the refugees!
What have you experienced?
its coming to you too cause you have the rong pigment
I'm from Colombia (South America). It's very sad to hear that first world countries live today like third world countries. Hopelessness is their weapon, when we have no hope we don't fight, that's how they want us. That's why in poor countries with wars like mine, people try to make a life with little, clinging to hope. Hope and anger are the only things that can make this change. Don't let them take it away from you, it seems like nothing will change but change is already happening, people leaving the UK, you making this video and me watching it, writing this with the help of a translator. All of us here leaving a comment making this content go viral, have done something. When one thing changes everything changes, It’s take time to see it. Every day I get up to try to make a living, my government won't take that away from me.
-> apreciate ur post -> im building alternative living strateg
_ in Boston, univ. grads face $2000usd rent & way higher
_ ecoflow batteries solves 1/2 battle of house on wheels
_ all missing is constant water
> Starlink(internet), Ecoflow(electricity), 18-wheelers (house
SO in America, right.NOW -> 22 ish w college degree
>>> WAY better off buying Peterbuilt, Kenworth vs rent
Uk looted lots of countries
Now that wealth is reducing
No wonder life in uk sucks
Spot on man
Kate, your concerns are shared globally. There's something terribly sinister about the period of history we are living in. The young and the elderly are feeling the impact the worst. It's as if we are all in the process of becoming indentured servants to a handfull of obscure power brokers. Your powerfully frank discussion is exactly what we all need to hear, as too many of us are feeling completely alone, alienated, and helpless to take any control over their own destiny. I wish you all the best, and sincerely hope you continue exploring this subject (that we're all so afraid to address). Thank you SO very much ❤
This period of history is called late stage capitalism
Europe is socialist, America is capitalist and most are getting buy! It will get better when Trump takes office in 10 days! Europe is an aging and getting poorer ! Doom loop, fewer people to pay the bills!
@@henry_vol i think of it like this: we do not make enough to shop locally, big brands have better prices, driving out the small business. it sucks
Lol, "in the process of becoming indentured servants"... My brother in Christ, that's how it's always been - welcome to capitalism. The only thing that changed is they're no longer subtle enough to prevent 95% of the sheeple from seeing it.
@@FiveMissilesmonopolies
"The closer the collapse of the Empire, the crazier its laws are" - Marcus Tullius Cicero
You destroyed the country I live in 40 years ago so it can get you to this point??? What was wrong with the king of Iran , he just wanted Europe to pat for oil you narcissistic bunch 🤔 😕
Awesome quote
Awesome but misappropriated.
he wasn't alive for the empire under Augustus
@@adamskiyo chatgpt says its attributed to cicero but they are not sure if it was him
It isn't dying, it's going back to it's original state, which is a bunch of peasants(citizens) ruled over by lords(finance/capital class)
100%
You have a point. By never dismantling the monarchy and the titled aristocracy that goes with it, Britain has perpetuated a class that views itself as above the common citizen.
@@dirremoire Sir, the monarchy has nothing to do with people with money setting themselves apart. It's a timeless issue.
didnt have wogs ruining it before like it does now though
There's a key difference - the new lords of finance are not British.
Archaeologist here, there are around 4000 archaeologists within the entirety of the UK. we're typically considered to be on the 'Living wage' at around £22k-£25k per year and the government recently made changes regarding foreign archaeological workers (an incentive to get more archaeological workers in the UK in order to speed up housing/industrial development), Archaeology companies who are looking to sponsor foreign archaeologists in order to compensate for being short staffed are expected to pay £38k per year to foreign workers whereas citizens from the UK working in the archaeological sector are only able to earn £22k-25k per year.
Dude, you're so real for posting this. You said you're from the UK, but I feel like you've perfectly described the state of things (or at least the sentiment) of Canada increasingly over the past decade. God bless, and hopefully things get better for you guys in the UK sooner rather than later ✌
The donation is seriously appreciated :)
About 10% of these comments are unhappy Canadians :/ It sounds rough over there x
@educatingkate yea I'm not surprised, it's been glum over here for a long time😅 TLDR: a LOT of mismanagement/bad policy on the federal side, not much better on the provincial + municipality side.
You're welcome for the donation, and looking forward to future content! Cheers dude! ✌️
@@educatingkate There is nothing specific for Canada here. It is a global problem triggered by central bank policies which are the same pretty much everywhere.
Happening in the US too. We have to stand up and stop letting people into power who don’t care about our nation and our citizens.
Same here in the States too, we're all going down the drain together
This randomly came up on my feed and was everything I, an Australian 38 year old male, have been thinking for some time.
Thank you for the donation (I didn't even realize people could do that). It's very kind. It's been disheartening to be fully confronted through the comment section with the fact that this is literally happening everywhere. I think the next few years are going to be pretty tough x
This randomly came up in my feed as well and I am an aussie in thier 30s and feel the same. Its scary to think how many "lucky" areas across the world are experiencing this. Taking about it, and hearing others talk about it, really helps.
Agreed. This video really highlights the sentiments of people all around the world in "developed countries." I'm a 39 year old male in the US and I feel the exact same way. We need to keep expressing our thoughts and feelings and sharing them, so that eventually solutions will arise.
Same
@@katebuckley2422same
I came from Poland to UK in 2009, I'm a well educated network engineer that gets paid pretty okay. I still don't have a house, simply cant afford it. My cousins in Poland are buying houses on minimum wage in Poland.
I'm planning to go back in near future
no they are not, stop lying
I never imagined the day when Poland would actually be doing better than Britian. Hehehehe.
@ I wish I was lmao
co za bzdury za minimalną jak jesteś sam ledwo wegetujesz od 1 do 1, przestań bajki opowiadać no chyba , że minimalna na papierze reszta pod stołem - i tak jest do dupy bo na starość bida i nędza.
@@George-el5ir Perhaps you need to move to Poland too ;-)
The fact that someone can be struggling to pay rent, to put food on the table, and get out of debt, but is still better off than most people because they have it worse just highlights how shit the system is.
Great video. Coherent, emotive, real, honest. And 0 edits.
cheers dude :) truthfully i don't know how to edit aha
"One take" videos are the realest! 💯
Tbh you don't need to, what a great video! @@educatingkate
er....No ! Just another whiner with self diagnosed " mental health issues "...
Try growing a spine....!!
I was a UK based high earner (pilot) and was being absolutely humped by HMRC. It was really ticking me off. I went abroad, to work in India and Kazakhstan. I made enough in a few years to pay off all my debt in Scotland then settled down in Bulgaria. Life is too short to spend it fighting a battle against the system while being told to shut up.
Just please don't bring any English socialism. We're still recovering from the damage done by Russian socialism.
Whoa buddy you can make absolute bank flying in the US or Switzerland (my country). There's a pilot shortage too so idk what's keeping you. 10y you're a millionaire. Easy.
@mysterioanonymous3206 Trouble there is funding your training. I've not seen an airline sponsor anyone since 2008.
Wow amazing story
@@233kostajesus rusophobia even here do you ever shut up about it?
This isn't only happening in UK, it's happening in most european countries, including the growing eastern Europe. We're being taxed to hell and none of those taxes go to anything that actually benefits us, instead serving to enlarge the bloat and line the pockets of bureaucrats. Education is abysmal, public health services are abysmal, roads are abysmal - while we keep paying for them! - and our governments seem to be hell-bent on making our lives harder and harder, while telling us we have to put up with it and work harder. It's ridiculous.
I have a feeling a major breakthrough is coming, maybe a new awakening for the people. The corrupt elites won't like it.
This...idk, I dont mean to sound...how do I say this. US holds europe as the beacon...and to hear that it is on the same verge of revolution...is a bit comforting. Idk...not that I want us all to suffer...but it feels very isolated in the US rn.
I heard even parts of asia like korea are like that
@@ambmamb8370 yeah, as a world, we are cooked. No where to run.
Jesus told us about all the sin.....
The love-of-money is the root-of-all-evil.
Evil exists.
And seeks to destroy joy & innocence.
Overcome evil with GOOD.
head this change yourself
My husband is a head chef, we are a working family and still need to rely on government support to get through each month. New housing developments are being built in our local area (Devon UK) with a portion of them marked as 'affordable'. The 'affordable' homes in our area are priced at £480k ...there is something very wrong with this, the fact that most hardworking families aren't paid enough and need to rely on financial support from the government and with 'affordable' houses marked at those prices we will never be able to 'afford' to buy our own home. The irony!
I was a tenured professor in the UK for seven years. I have no savings, could not afford to go on holidays, could not afford to go out more than once or twice a month, and eventually had two work-related psychological breakdowns during the pandemic. All this, with a wage that was supposedly well above average. Your video deeply moved me, as it spoke so much to my own experience. I now live in Japan, have full funding to conduct my research, and have money to spare each month. The weather is wonderful, my colleagues are delightful, I have a replete social network and can afford to go spend my weekends in a pleasant manner. I genuinely feel like a completely different person, and recently noticed I no longer felt the need for my usual monthly psychotherapy. It’s horrible how long we kept the “stiff upper lip” and endured the hell-hole that is modern day Britain. Like you, I love my country, but the feeling is not reciprocal. It has abused me long enough, and I cannot be responsible for its existence. So long, Britannia!
@Geogaddii - But wait, how can japan be so prosperous without be cultural enrichment of immigrants?? 😉😉😉
@@bobdobalina838 unfortunately they might find out in the near future.....
@@bobdobalina838the richest people in the country want you to believe it's the immigrants' fault to distract you from the fact that it's the rich who live off of your wages... wake up, direct your anger at those who live in excessive luxury while you fight your immigrant neighbour who statistically has a lot less than you
Reading this made me so sad - and then so happy! You found your way to the greener grass 🥰
and the Britain becoming Britainstan just because of one single person called "Starmer" (the only staryu evolution i hate) mistake could potentially bring Britain into ruins. anyways WHO VOTED THIS(STARMER) BULL@HIT?
Accepting thousands of people that contribute nothing, but demand everything will have an impact. This is how it is.
@@Dave-xc7cj thousands? Try millions
Accepting Thousands --- Hah --- It's that many coming in boats every bloody week.
The Idiots running things in Australia bragged that they stopped the 'boats' ---- but do you know how -- ? by opening the border.
Last year Australia took in 600,000 - and almost all of them go straight onto the dole --- meanwhile most houses now cost over $ 1 million
Fuel and energy prices are going through the roof - Black outs and tolling brown-outs are the norm - thanks to the obsession with Climate Change BS.
Yeah exactly, ban landlords and the rentiers.
@@MrPsaunders Who will supply accommodation?
gtffoo, here..are you blaming normal people?..you are sick..
"Everywhere has problems" is the phrase as they boil the frog.
They do. You just don't see them.
it's another way to make our problems in the UK ok, like she said, after visiting other countries, she realised the UK was a special case. It is hell here, absolute hell. Italy is heaven by comparison, Poland is, Mexico is, etc
@CardinalCityRecords The problem exists everywhere where the rich elites hold sway over the government. And it will just spread since uncontrolled influence just leads to more influence. Soon Italy and Poland will be on that list too. But here is the point - "everywhere has problems" is still the phrase as they boil the frog. It's the same interconnected and interdependent elites who are driving this inequality everywhere. They just point at each other to fool and silence us.
@CardinalCityRecords The problem exists everywhere where the rich elites hold sway over the government. And it will just spread since uncontrolled influence just leads to more influence. Soon Italy and Poland will be on that list too. But here is the point - "everywhere has problems" is still the phrase as they boil the frog. It's the same interconnected and interdependent elites who are driving this inequality everywhere. They just point at each other to fool and silence us.
Yes, but that doesn't mean it is not a fact. I'm from Latin America, and the situation in the UK is still heaven in comparison.
Thank your for your sharing the sad reality of UK, I hope it turns around 🙏🏼
What you describe is very similar to the situation here in Sweden. Nobody wants to have children anymore. It is impossible to live a normal life without loans and credits. The gaps are increasing dramatically, at the same rate as taxes and fees.
We imported too many people and now there are many neighborhoods you can't go to. Remains unclear if the country is salvageable. My brother studied in Stockholm and said it's way worse than you think 😥
Don't steal our children
西方社会的问题表面上是经济移民带来的社会资源浪费，实际上深层的原因是财富的分配出现问题。
政府的量化宽松造成房产和各种资产价格升值，物价上涨，通货膨胀。富裕阶层有资本，拥有资产，能够从这个经济循环中不断获利，而中产和低收入人群以为没有资本，也不拥有大量资产，无法从中获利。而他们的收入增长却无法赶上通货膨胀和资产价格上涨的速度，生活质量就会慢慢下降。
这个量化宽松的过程从80年代的里根主义时期就开始了。只是由于后面一系列的经济利好，让副作用一直拖到现在才暴露。
1，90年代的苏联倒台，欧洲和美国资本瓜分了大量的苏联的优质资产，
2，同时苏联的倒台带来的西方军费支出的减少，有更多的社会资源投入民生和技术研发。70，
3，80年代的军工研发积累带来了90年代的信息技术革命，社会生产效率得到显著提高，给西方社会带来了20年的经济高速发展。
现在西方社会的问题是长期矛盾积累的总爆发，除非
1，有新的技术革命带来一波新的生产率提高，产生新一波财富增长。
2，或者欧洲和美国社会进行深层次的革命，对富裕阶层的财富进行再分配（暴力的或者和平的）
欧洲和美国将持续堕落。
来自一个在英国拿到了工程硕士和博士学位，现在在瑞典工作的中国人对西方社会的观察。
Welcome to the 4th Reich's (readL European Union) sustainablity goals, globalisation and climate socialism folks, it only gets worse from here. this is exactly what the political right, populist and libertarian's have been warning about for about 20 years..
@@hippocleides7105 don't worry, it's the people you import and paying through social welfare are having many kids to replace you. Thanks to your taxes and altruism, the immigrants, who hate you and think of you as lowlife infidels who must be subjugated, will get to inherit the country built by your ancestors that you chose to throw away because of your white guilt and your hedonistic search for pleasure as opposed to building families and raising the next generation 😂
I'm 22 and it's really scary and depressing. Not only am I working for pennies and getting taxed over half than I earn, but I don't even feel safe in this country anymore. No one feels friendly, there's no community. We've had a lot of problems where I live and the authorities do nothing. It feels so dystopian. I love England. I love the UK. But I just want to move away and I can't even afford it. I just want to live in a country that cares about its people.
that funny moustache guy pretty much warned everyone about these things
Then you would have to leave the West....
Careful what you say, the police will arrest you and lock you up for social media posts
@@kipkipper-lg9vl Indeed. Speaking of which, have you ever listened to the *1961 speech at the Willard Hotel* by the gentleman of Jewish origin, Benjamin H. Freedman? In that speech he gets into some important behind the scenes happenings of WWII that most people still aren't privy to. It's a speech I think everyone should take the time to listen to at least once. It can still be found on this platform for the time being.
I'd also like to recommend *Zoomer Historian's* content on here. He came out with another good documentary some months back having to do with British veterans and their regrets in going to war just so they could see society degenerate into what it has.
it's all white countries, unfortunately. pretty sure it's by design
We need REVOLUTION all over the developed world, we are being scammed out of HUMAN LIFE. This isn't life anymore, this is being a cog in a wheel.
Also, hate that this video is a breeding ground for racists. Migration is a problem, sure. But don't mask your hatred against people of other races as discontent with migration.
That hasn't changed since Roman Times....
We need to Make America Great Again
@@spondoolie6450 It was?
It's even worse if you're a 20 something male. Think how much women get subsized via dating and marriage.
The true cost of globalism, consumerism and greed.
I am Spanish I lived 15 years in London, but I saw it coming and came back to Spain in 2018. I feel very sorry because I love London to pieces but no way I was going to stay there. In my opinion politicians make the wrong decisions
what's wrong about London?
What makes Spain any better? Unemployment is way higher there and salaries are lower.
@NovemberTheHacker hint: it's Londonistan not London.
@@krtek1500they are still maintaining their culture.
@@krtek1500 you are 100% correct. I lived 14.5 years in Spain .. 99 to 2013 .. i will never go back !!!
Zero chance of improvement .. Salaries are terrible .. income tax is insane !! .. Spain keeps praying to Europe for financial support .. it's not a european country, it's a joke !! .. a bad one ..
Great for a 2 weeks holiday, not to live in several years ..
If someone is telling you "your problems don't matter because other people have problems", that is an insult. They are putting you down. They are trying to teach you to put yourself down.
The fact that other people have problems, or whether those problems are worse than yours, is completely and utterly irrelevant to the problems you have, how you feel about them and what to do about them.
This notion exploits the proclivity of intelligent and far-sighted people to rationalize suffering, which they do better than anyone else. This notion is a rationalization but it is also misanthropic and fallacious.
100% agree.
This is something I needed to hear for 35 years. It's a shame I've only been told this just now.
100%! Saying you can’t be upset because others have it worse than you is like saying that you can’t be happy because others have it better. It’s not a contest!
True but that is how people who have problems deal with listening to other people who say they have problems. I don't think it is putting someone down necessarily. And on this comments section all i see on here is people reminding us all that most western economies are the same. If problems are exacerbated by poor economic or financial status then you have to start looking elsewhere for the solution. Looking elsewhere does not mean on the map it means examining whether your problem is as bad as you think it is.
When someone is saying leave country X because of problem X without reference to the fact that the same problem exists in the other countries it is well that someone reminds people that human misery exists worldwide. It really comes across as entitled when people expect to have a better standard of living than those born in the new country whilst at the same time complaining about how bad their conditions are in the country they are leaving. Hong Kong expats are a great example.
It depends on the context and what the problems are it's hard to feel sympathy for someone's problem is a game taking long to download or something when actual societal issues exist
It's very refreshing to see someone show a very realistic, honest reaction to the times we are in. We have excess and abundance yet people are struggling. Alot isn't adding up.
Thanks!
no - thank you mark! x
This is heartbreaking, but also incredibly lucid! It's so rare to hear someone speak in such raw terms about the state of a country in decline. Thank you, and let's hope for and act towards change. Not just in the UK, but everywhere.
politicians were actively doing this for decades, no hope in change
"Not just in the UK, but everywhere." - Indeed.
It's striking to read similar accounts here in the comments from people in other countries. I see this happening in America as well. I'm 66, retired and childless, but I fear for my young nieces and nephews and the increasingly limited opportunities they have available to build good lives for themselves. For too long, hey have all had to depend on their parents simply to tread water, much less get ahead, and it's not because any of them are lacking in intelligence or ambition. If our elites in government and business don't start acting responsibly very soon, there's going to be hell to pay. It seems that nearly all the levers of wealth and power have been captured by people who care very little for the citizens of their nations, if at all.
The UK is in decline BY DESIGN
Notice how Israel is not multicultural........ in fact ITS THE OPPOSITE
@@paulm749 please go everyhere and tell them, some don't seem to understand.
Just a demoralized liberal, still "open-minded about the Labor Party."
It's a slow wind-down of regular British society. The future is Muslim!
The "left vs. right" divide is a false dichotomy. The ultra-rich fund both sides, ensuring policies favor their interests regardless of who wins. They thrive on a discontented population, as discontent drives consumerism. A united working class with class consciousness would threaten their control, so they promote division to maintain power and profit from the status quo.
Two sides of the same coin.
Bingo!
@@vipin-y1x There is a certain amount of truth to this statement, but one side is:
Anti Judeo-Christianity
Anti Capitalism
Anti individualism
Anti Bourgeoise
Anti masculinity
Anti nuclear family
Since these things are pillars of Western Civilization, and one side hates them all, there is definitely a dichotomy between Good and Evil going on right now.
In the US, war brings money for the uniparty but Trump ends wars so the globalists tried to kill him.
Commie
We're almost at a point were the majority is fed up and uncomfortable. Once we reach critical mass things will finally change. Buckle up, things are going to get real bad before it gets any better
Yes, people will wake up the exploitation by the rich eventually.
two more weeks and someone else will do the job eh? no need to get your own hands dirty.
@@Jetiix If anything is going to be done the exploited class needs to organise.
UK belongs to India now
the FT ran an excellent article I think with this title btw in the last couple days
Its sad and ironic that 25 years ago young people from all over the world dreamed of moving to the UK and now they want to flee. Economics aside, which are bad significantly due to the Brexit debacle, the UK allowed itself to be colonized by people with an incompatible culture to the native British culture.
Over 250k views in 2 days - everyone clicked becos we all feel trapped in misery in the UK. Whilst we have it a great deal better than many other countries in the UK, its still miserable. Trapped is the perfect word. It feels like there is no future, a lack of opportunities and options and no future in sight if you want to own a home/raise children. This country is broken and needs to be fixed. Misery cannot become normalised, we deserve a better quality of life.
Not just the UK it’s all of Europe. The UK has been viewed as the example of Europe so to see it fall so quickly is a warning to other Europeans.
@@isaacfaith9369YOU HAVE TO FIGHT YOU WEAK WHITE MAN. YOU HAVE NO WHERE TO GO THIS IS YOUR LAND AND YOUR ANCESTORS LAND. STOP WITH THAT 🐈 MINDSET OF "UH I HAVE TO LEAVE". YOU'RE GETTING REPLACED AND ALL YOU CAN THINK OF IS HOW TO LEAVE YOU WEAK PUS.
Who's 'we'? there is no 'we' in the UK it's just an economic zone of individuals competing for scraps
@@isaacfaith9369 Yes, it's an all of the Western Nation's issue, many Western European countries, Canada and the U.S. have these same type problems brought on us by the same type traitorous deceitful people in power.
Notice how Israel is NOT multicultural
Yet European nations are being forced into that
ALL BY DESIGN
Notice how Israel is the OPPOSITE of multicultural ....... think about it
I'm a guy your age, living in The Netherlands, and I feel EXACTLY the same. Studying did not pay off, I've missed out everything in my twenties, I'm only (hopefully successfully) moving out this year because a family member passed away and left behind an apartment. My mental health horrible, but I'm still working projects and I still want to improve myself and learn new skills. If I could receive SOME help from our government, who we pay A LOT of taxes, I could massively improve my life within a year and subsequently help grow the economy, but I'm stuck. I'm mentally ill, but not sick enough to receive help. Yet, I pay mandatory healthcare every month. I'm someone who could grow exponentially if I was given some encouragement, I'm educated, etc, but no one cares. Indeed, I don't know if I can ever own a home, have kids, have some fun like vacations, etc. No wonder people resort to OnlyFans to make money or some shit.
basically same story here: same age, dutch, stuck with my studies due to mental problems starting from covid. The government spends so much money on social problems but because I'm part of the 'pechgeneratie' I'm stuck with an insane amount of debt compared to people from other generations. And yeah there's nothing really wrong with me, the only way that I can describe it is that I also just feel stuck. It's crazy how we live in this system where people always assume that you can get the appropriate help, but it just doesn't seem that way to me. Last I checked the student psychologist is available once every two months or so. Going to therapy costs like 400 euros which is hard to afford. Meanwhile the only debt relief we get is like 2k which is a drop in a bucket and we don't even get in cash. I have no idea how I'm going to get a house and start a family with my financial situation. So yeah you're definitely not alone in this, I've heard enough similar stories from our generation
You’re counting on the government too much! This is what our American leftoids do. Stop it.
❤ so sad hear about that
I have mental illness since covid, omicron strain... Its very hard but i know that i have to keep going.
Wishing you the best from America
I live in Scotland. My whole life I've watched my mum's health slowly declining due to various issues. She was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, which killed her a day before my birthday. She died before she could claim her pension. I had to live with her to ensure she could live comfortably in a pleasant, otherwise she'd have to work herself to the bone to live in a hovel with no support.
The UK is a backwater dump compared to every other developed country. As soon as I have completed my engineering courses, I'm taking my girlfriend and leaving, to never come back.
Come to Warsaw We need hardworking/ smart folks here
Where do you plan to go to?
What other developed country? The others also engulfed with far left politics?
If you think UK healthcare is bad steer clear of America. That type of medical condition is essentially bankruptcy for the average person
Sorry to hear your story, anecdotes like this really show how sick the UK is, forcing the sick to work to death.
I left the UK 9 years ago and every time I go back it's just depressing. I'm objectively much poorer for having left, but my quality of life is much higher.
Where do you go to
@@Blewejam Japan
I feel sorry for those who still think theres a difference between Labour and Conservatives in the UK... theyre simply different faces of the same beast. The fact we are locked into a 2 party system in indicative of the countries failure to make any meaningful change at the top level.
the obvious goal is to make it so bad for the brits they beg to comeback to the EU
Not so much. Reform are doing well and might, just might, kick the Conservatives to the curb and causing them to cease as a party (they deserve it for what they have done to the country). Make no mistake: I'm not a Reform ra ra guy (i.e. not a political tribalist) but considering the country's disastrous direction of travel I'm probably going to give them a go as we need a different party that are not the main two and who might just actually do what they promise (you never know).
Labour and labour light.
They’re both controlled by the zionists
@@banedon8087Reform won't do anything unless Farage goes. They cannot let a single Tory or career politician in.
Canada here. We are all in this decline together. Unfortunately.
You voted for Trudeau didn’t ya
@@MattieK09 bet the girl making the video also voted for more migration
"We are all in this decline together"
...Because you dragged us all down with your absurd policies, and are probably still "left leaning"....Maybe you can abandon your country for some mud hole
@@MattieK09 Alright, lived in Canada since the 80's. If you think all problems started and ended in 8 years. Here is the truth, you are wrong. Yes Trudeau fucked us, and everyone else. Guess what So did Harper, housing hasn't been affordable, jobs haven't been paying well, and the middle class has been shrinking ever since one fucking thing happened. Reagan started trickle down economics. Corporate welfare is the problem. Pierre isnt going to change fuck all, he is going to take away 10$ daycare, he is going to fuck everyone out of the carbon rebate and prices aren't going to fucking go down, and he is going to increase corporate welfare. The fight isnt across the isle, because there is only 2 kinds of people. Rich and poor.
USA is on the decline as well
_"You only get one shot at life and I'm not spending it working for barely any money helping other people become millionaires."_
Amen
@@austingreen1274ok. So what’s your option?
Leftists say this crap, but then instead of going to try and start their own business or looking for a job at a small business they just go on welfare and complain on social media about successful people who didn't give up.
@@SalomeMontaner Fair question.
@@SalomeMontaner Well, in my case I am saving up for a ranch and going back to that life. At least to get out of the cities even though I am "still" in the system. My grandfather has taught me the ways of the past and to live from the land in peace and my online job helps a ton. I love my family, nature, and horses so I prefer to die there...
You’re absolutely right. I recently moved to London. I have a good job with what would be considered a “high” salary and I live alone, but the tax rate, rent, bills and rising costs plus low quality of life makes it feel like I’m being scammed by this country. It’s winter and I’m afraid to turn on heating because it’s so expensive. What comforts me is knowing that I chose to be here temporarily and for personally strategic reasons. Can’t imagine if I had no other plan… I’d be depressed.
I considered moving to London back in 2015. They said I would spend all of my salary on living expenses + taxes, yet it's somehow reasonable because everybody is doing it and I'll get experience. That's on a job working 10 hours a day. I noped right out of there. I wish you good luck!
Actually everywhere is dying. Probably the worst past couple years in Canada in awhile
Here in Norway we seem to be avoiding the worst for now. But the signs are there.
not everywhere at all. but anglophone countries yes
Liberal mentality. No accountability or production value to society.
@@coffeebeangood1538 keep it white, you’ll have no problem. Once you start inviting other colors, religions and morals, it will crumble fast. People somehow fail to realize this though.
everywhere where millions of third worlders get imported, thats the issue
As a Bulgarian who has been living here for 6 years and is now starting 7, I really almost decided that this will be my last. The quality of life does not seem to be better than in Bulgaria. All my friends who are in Bulgaria and work have gotten married, bought cars and houses and are enjoying life. Most people I know who are in good positions earn more than me. I am literally the only one who is still abroad. All the people I know have long since returned home. I have been working in a company for 5 years now full-time, I also work overtime and I am literally going broke. My electricity and water bills go up every month, my rent goes up every year, public transport goes up every year, the prices of some goods are already 3 times more expensive than in my country. Life here seems terrible, people are stressed, angry and without a smile on their faces. As I mentioned, the crime rate is extremely high - goods are being stolen from stores, people are being beaten up with knives, deaths are not at all rare. It literally looks like an action movie compared to quiet and peaceful Bulgaria. I feel pathetic and confused what the hell happened to UK.
I had enough….
You are not safe!!!
Bro the crimes are too much, get out of there as soon as you can.
Bulgaria is beautiful and clean with nice people and opportunities if you are open to them. I am in USA and I wish I lived in Bulgaria.
It’s all liberal politics and ideas.
my bulgarian friend Preslav did EXACTLY as you described...
he lived in uk for a few years, i think he loved the people in england, but hated how depressing uk is to live in.
he's back in bulgaria living a far better life, I hope to go visit him next time I can get a vacation.
Watching this as a 21 year old who graduated in London with a bachelors in law 5 months ago, still unemployed, living with parents, feeling so shitty all the time, I just wish I knew what to do. I don’t see any options. I see no incentive to try, the structure and the way things are going just absolutely shred my motivation to pieces. How can moving be an option when I wouldn’t be able to afford to do that in the first place
Maybe you could look into volunteering somewhere where they provide board and lodging? Not necessarily anything to do with your chosen career but something you would be happy to do for a while. It covers the gap in your CV and helps with self esteem if nothing else. A friend of mine tried it and it led indirectly to the job she wanted in the end. Congratulations on getting your bachelor's, that's a brilliant achievement and I hope this will soon just be a blip you look back on from a better place.
Not that it’s to much better over here, but come do a visa in Australia to get some experience . An OE will be good for you if you think you are in a rut. Even if you don’t do law, you will still find a solid job and gain life experience through the experience of having an overseas experience . Head up ! Stay strong. We are all feeling the pinch. You will get through it ! Don’t lose hope. The only person that you can count on is you. I’m so glad I went over to London for a a couple of years on a work visa , just to experience something different. It taught me a lot about myself, about life . Good luck !! You can achieve whatever your heart desires. As long as your believe ! ❤
You , like millions of others have fallen victim of a scam. You are indented to the government for many years to come and the entire law industry is collapsing. A law degree is a joke now. A pointless piece of paper. If you truly want the truth. Study egregores.
You're still only 21 though. Don't take it so bad. You have so much time to figure stuff out. Many don't get their lives in order until they're 30
Find an actual skill that you can do with your hands.
Very brave to be so vulnerable! I hear you. I moved from the UK to mainland China many years ago and still here now. I saw the trend many years ago and it came true. It's unbelievably bad now. All the best and thanks for sharing!
Can you share your experience living there? I'm currently in the UK and also plan to move to China once I have my degree, and any insight would be extremely helpful if you're open to it.
29 year old man from the US, Michigan, going through a very very similar situation, most people in my life are. I subscribed to help your channel, i hope it helps in some way. Stay strong
29 year old woman in Florida, feeling the same. I subbed too. Cheers
35, male
Oregon, USA
Same
What up bro same here MI stay warm fight against the Indians taking all the jobs
Fortunately the US is doing a bit better than the UK
@@perkyy2709 not for long.
This appears to be heartfelt and real. We need more of this on TH-cam. Keep keeping it real Kate.
Appears?
@@BRAVENmusic I think the literal 'appears', like is noticeably heartfelt, rather than it gives the impression of it being heartfelt.
I'm an NHS worker on a "good" wage. I'm overworked and taken advantage of at my workplace. I'm incredibly specialised and am very heavily involved in education at the same time. Life seems to be getting just harder and harder and I'm one payday away from homelessness
Come to America!
@@savvyrocaI don’t think that is a good idea 😂😂
I think its a global phenomenon. I hope things improve for all of us! The next chapter of taking advantage of labor is coming to the US with elites and bureaucrats with H1B Visa abuse and not hiring US citizens.
@@MicusII The UK is doing a H1B of their own, in finance they now recruit a good bunch of Indians who come here as international students, costing opportunities of the home students, not to mention DEI won't go away for at least a few years from now.
I'm 22 and the only thing keeping me in this country is my family, I could never leave them, and being pretty much poor. I'm trapped.
I think people are finally realizing that in fact we are slaves. Modern day slaves.
I’m always confused when people use that word. Slavery is usually defined as one person legally owning another. That’s clearly not the case here. So what exactly do you mean please?
I find it a bit insensitive, seeing as human trafficking is at an all-time high and January is anti-human trafficking month. Bit insensitive to African descendants of legalized race-based slave trade. Bit insensitive to people like my adopted brother-in-law whose biological mother was impregnated during her time as an actual slave.
Wake up weirdos
@@brads4449 …. ?
@Domesticated_Ape In terms of the transatlantic slave 'trade'. Which was the start of capitalism. Western society is governed by this epistemology hence Modern day slavery. It's all about GDP at the end of the day and civilians are being exploited.
"You will own nothing and you WILL be happy" -Ida Auken, 2016
WEF Forum. wake up people.
I don't get why people are mad about this quote. Buddhist monks own nothing and they're happy, isn't it so?
@@galahaaadbot or you’re brain dead. You do realize communism doesn’t end well? They want to kill 90 percent of the population in 2030.
@@galahaaadmost people aren't Buddhist monks and care deeply about property rights. You're not good at sophistry.
Still sounds like a threat. Even more every year.
The UK government works this way: If you're doing well in life, or at least ok, give us 50% of your earnings. If things change and then you no longer can work - we'll give you £92 per week. So when you're doing well - give us 1000s a month, when not, here's some peanuts in return.
Which is exactly what you give monkeys 😡
Abandon ship 🚢!
Nah my bones belong here, I ain't running nowhere.
You don't even have to be doing that well. Both my friends are carpenters and they work nonstop to pay the mortgage and support their families (both have a child under 2). They're both in the higher tax bracket as carpenters! I'm not knocking the job, it's better than what I do, but you shouldn't be in the high rate of tax while fitting kitchens.
£92 per week is decent though
Really enjoyed this talking-head style video. First of all I wish you best of luck and success in Hong Kong! I think you hit the nail on the head for many points.
Passing comments:
Social media harming us - 100% agree, honestly, you need to completely disconnect from all of them simultaneously to realise just how addicting those apps are. Not just the act of scrolling through the algorigthm but also FOMO as realistically all our mates are on some social media, even if it's just like missing memes they send you it can be vicious at first. We don't help ourselves there.
Weather - it's crazy how British weather does have an effect on us, be it consciously or sub-concsiously. Unfortunately it's depressing, but it's out of our control, and that's why I always try to get to any sunshine I see haha. But fr if we had Spanish weather in the UK we might've actually been unstoppable so I guess they had to nerf us.
Other - I'm 23 and still live with my family. You're bang-on that for young people it feels sh*t not being able to afford a basic living, let alone get your own place, or car, or whatever it may be in a person's scenario. I think some credence lies with our parents' generation, always hearing "I moved out at 18" or "I did this and this by the time I was your age" when we grew up, I don't think any of them realised just how much the times would change and so rapidly. But the blame really lies with the governments, frankly on both sides, as it feels neither really put the *people* first. I could go on and on but we've heard it all already. Needless to say I try to just take the small victories in life at this point, because it is my life and mine alone; if I enjoy my job then great; if I have a roof over my head that's all I need; as long as I'm safe then I'm OK. I am just grateful to have some family and some semblence of a career to lean on, I know there's so so many of us that don't even have that, I just pray for them. It hurts seeing my countrymen and women hurting, frankly via circumstances which are no fault of their own.
There is so much more I could say, but I will be here all evening. Honestly very nice video.
We NEED to get angry, furious, enraged, so on and so forth!!! Its starting to bubble up but man its just not enough, we can make serious change when we achieve class consciousness and make the wealthy start paying for everything they've done to us.
YES!
Its not the 'wealthy' fucking things up, its globalism. Look at what both sides of the government are doing, its all WEF/globalist Agenda 2030 policies.
A Socialist mentality is not the answer, in fact that is what is now destroying our inherited culture that worked so well. Even when renamed "Progressive", Socialism in practice means making everything worse, with the vague promise of perfect utopia when you have eliminated the people you have been told to hate.
The love-of-money is the root-of-all-evil.
tip- get off the web, get in the streets. Stop telling them your plans online, and organize.
I'm from Spain and all of western Europe is the same. This is totally intentional. I gave up working, it isn't worth giving up your time and health in exchange for NOTHING , not even the chance of buying a car or even rent a home on your own.
May be are we witnessing the second fall of the Western Roman Empire ....
Same brother, I live on welfare and it's very small but I don't need much money, I don't want to buy things I don't want to participate in the economy
So how do you eat? How do you live?
@@elsenorputoamo1743, by relying on people who do work to pay for their welfare
sitting around and complaining that nothing can be done is idiotic and suicidal.
Looking forward to hearing about your life, where you wind up going, and what you decide to do. I can recommend moving to Oklahoma, especially the Tulsa area, where the cost of living is very low.
Thank you sir! Oklahoma sounds lovely x
I'm a uk healthcare professional who has struggled with mental health issues myself. And i help patients all the time with mental health issues.
It's a nightmare in the NHS. Like you say, you're either too sick for treatment or not sick enough. And even if you get on a waiting list you have to hope that you make it that long.
I think the UK and the NHS need a massive change or upheaval for anything to change.
This such a well articulated description of how frustrating it is to be a young adult in the UK right now. We've allowed the ultra rich to steal too much and now we're paying for it. How long can it go on like this for?
Alexander Solzhenitsyn: For us in Russia, communism is a dead dog, while, for many people in the West, it is still a living lion.
It’s not the rich keeping you down, that’s a lie that has become a pillar of the state! I have heard of some good old woman in a cottage who had nothing but a piece of bread and a little water. Lifting up her hands she said as a blessing, “What! All this and Christ too?"
Charles Spurgeon.
I’d say most of us in the West would struggle to understand the old woman these days because we are consummate consumers, whether it’s food, sex, entertainment, approval or information, even the UK’s main wealth is based on consumption rather than meaning and innovation, unlike in the past. Time honored traditional works like metallurgy, masonry, mechanical and energy production with quality standards like in the past.
I wish I knew; being an American, we also grew up with same sort of propaganda of oh our country is the best, blah, go to college and you get a good paying job and you get your American dream life in suburbia.
All of my friends are struggling, save for a few with extremely lucrative jobs and were blessed to have those. It's upsetting. I feel lied to daily and I have to disassociate just to enjoy my day to day. People say mental health doesn't matter, but we are literally your canaries in the coal mine. If we can't make it, then how do you expect to make it in the next few years? Something has to give. Thank you for making this video and giving us all space to speak about this. It's difficult coming to terms with it, but here's for the future and hoping we make it better for all of us.
@@kerriepatersonRussia wasn’t communist, sorry to disappoint
@@joaosantos-uj9uw If I had a Penny for every communist who said, “that’s not communism” I’d be a rich woman! Let’s break down the main concept of communism, I am subordinate to the mathematical concept - group. What is group? The trick is in the mind… ‘Group’ is abstract. You can see an individual, you can touch them, without the brain to conceive what a group is, it doesn’t exist, you cannot touch group but you can touch individuals who make up the group. You can’t see the forest for the trees… Forest is a concept to describe lots of individual trees but you cannot pick up forest or hug forest but you can hug a tree! So if I am subordinate to a mathematical concept you deny my right to exist, you open up the condition where by tyrants masked with good intentions can come along and say - I represent the group! That group good! That group bad! It attracts resentful angry people who delude themselves into thinking they are righteous. What it always leads to in the end is death and destruction. I know in theory it sounds utopian but in practice it’s leads to the worst in humanity, it’s doesn’t create anything but misery. The reason the West used to privilege the individual is our ancestors figured out you can fractionate right down to the individual - at the end of the day the smallest minority is the individual. Sadly, we have too many communists in our cultural and education sectors and one easy example is language, in the past individualism used to mean, self responsibility, now it means selfishness.
@@joaosantos-uj9uw Equality of equity pretends to make everything fair, so a small group of people take away the individual’s right to self determination and make quotas, privileges and handicaps to make the outcomes fairer for group, but you always have to subjugate to do that. The end result is always poverty! A minority of very rich and everyone else is very poor because you are essentially electing a small group to play god on your behalf and of course as with the case of Russia or China they had ‘delightful’ leaders during the 20th Century, not despots at all!
I'm 32, working in Canary Wharf in London with a decent job, but I agree with everything you said. Nail on head. I have no hope of owning even a small 1 bed flat. Meanwhile my sister has just started renting a BEDROOM (outside central London zone 1 and 2) that costs over £1000 a month. It's actually sickening.
If your working in canary wharf surely you can afford a home. Could you put some numbers down I just can't understand it .
@@philipjones3599 Might not necessarily be working in finance
@@philipjones3599 not everyone in CW is earning 6 figures and doing banking & trading
Come to America. In the US you will be adored. People think every accent is sophisticated. So long as you avoid New York, DC and California, you will be fine. Multiple two-bedroom apartment rent is $950 per month in Chicago a short drive or mid-range subway to work downtown.
You can get a masters and then work for three years trying to get a visa or a spouse. You will get a better spouse here than in the UK.
Texas and Florida are booming. Chicago is a decent city. New Orleans is very cool. There are intermediate cities with a lot of character (Savannah, Nashville, Memphis, Madison, Bangor, Hartford,…), but the big deal is that you can buy a house easily and everyone will love you.
But stay away from big costal cities and the entire west coast. They are as bad as London for housing prices. There are like 40+ states are fine.
We have immigrants here, but excluding the last few years, the immigrants work. You can easily avoid most crime by avoiding drug markets and shady neighborhoods (which in California and NYC are also expensive???). The murders are almost entirely thugs shooting each other.
The only down side is that social services are not there, so you are on your own, but from what this woman is saying, the UK is already there, only with high taxes to pay for the local Islamic grooming services.
Please come here. You will be welcomed and loved.
@@sinesaii id love to come to the u.s. I've tried a few times I'm not considered skilled. From the u.k.
As a brazilian this is haunting by how familiar it feels, I have heard talk like that my entire life. To see a country that always stood as a example to be followed falling down is painful. God bless you all.
You're not going to like this, but what I'm about to say is true. Every Brazilian I worked with in restaurants and cafes, every one, was cheating the system for benefits AND working whilst building a house back in Brazil. Every one.
I have worked with Brazilians outside that industry, and they have been absolutely a pleasure to deal with and not cheating the system. But something about catering/delivery industry, I don't know..
Britain is paying for its long brutal history.
@@elcruzador3795It’s what happens when colonialism and slavery is done to other people and never addressed.
@@byejesper This is irrelevant nonsense cope.
@@elcruzador3795 Many honest Brazilians move abroad but there are many who remember that back home the way to survive is to cheat and lie and look out for your own family above all else. Not to excuse the behavior, I'm sure it's infuriating. The problems in the Occident will not be fixed by everyone developing a personal uprightness but by governments enforcing justice, cleaning up fraud, and looking out for their own people over opportunistic immigrants
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Thank you so much for the donation x
I don't mean to revel in your sadness a bit, but as an American it is somewhat comforting to see its not just the young in our country who are in full panic. The world is not kind to anyone under 40. Things have changed.
This is true.
Nor to anyone _over_ 40, it seems...
The institutions "holding this country together" have become so corrupt that I'd take pure anarchy at this point.
"The world is not kind to anyone under 40" its not kind to those of us who over 40 either
@@lucidlemon5972 Atleast y'all got to experience the good times before pissing it all away, all we have seen for our entire lives is perpetual decline.
It's not kind to people over 40 either!
I'm moving to Czech Republic in summer this year. I'm originally from Slovakia and has been living in the Uk for over 15 years. I never felt more certain about my decision. Times are changing in the UK and not for good.
How do you think we native Brits feel 😔
Proč zrovna k nám? Nebudete na tom teď na Slovensku líp než my? Myslím to vážně. Tady jdou veci do kopru, podniky krachuji apod. Vládu teď určitě v podzimních volbách změníme, ale je otázka, jaká bude ta nová. Politologové tvrdí, že lidem to ještě pořád nedochází a že teprve volby za další 4 roky přinesou vetsi změnu k lepšímu.
Same here but I am debating going back to Slovakia or Germany. Isn't it crazy that the country we thought we have to run from has a better quality of life than the UK? Media don't tell the truth, even brits are convinced that they are still doing better than other countries. What an absolute hellhole of a country, grimey dirty derelict buildings, nonexistent healthcare, garbage food and insane cost of living that forced me to go in debt. The UK is done, we are lucky we can jump ship and didn't brexit ourselves into not being able to escape.
UK is fucked. Well done. Zdar!
@@kevindarkstar half the people making comments here...Blame YOU for the mess!! That was what BREXIT was about - pure, unrefined Racism and english Exceptionalism.
I’ve grown up on the west coast in the US, I work as a software developer and make “good money” and I feel the same as you. Your message applies to America as well. Even in my very fortunate position I’m in my mid thirties and I’ve sacrificed many years of my life to the grind so that I can be here, and I still can’t afford a home unless I were to move many states away from my family and friends. I still can’t afford children. I feel my life is frozen. Meanwhile billionaires who will likely never spend the money at 80 plus, sit on thrones in DC deciding what my fate will be even decades down the line when they are no longer here. Anyone who is reading this and is also impassioned by this video, we all need to feel empowered to get off our phones, and speak out however we can against this injustice, I know we are tired, sad and overworked, but for thousands of years this cycle has happened in civilization and now it’s our turn to stand up for what’s right. I know I’m doing my best everyday. I wish you all the best, live full lives and speak out, we can’t let a small number of wealthy keep us from our one precious life. ❤
We must not allow them to make us the “servant class”
I mean you guys just willingly walked into an Oligarchy and have the richest man on the planet sieg hailing all over the place literally. I think America is already screwed beyond measure unfortunately the rest of us will also get drowned in the waves of your sinking ship
you can afford everything you want, you just live in the land of rich people, as do i, but unlike me you arent rich….i dont know you…so i cant comment in your chances….however there are 100s of nice towns you can
move to in the US and buy a house have a family….
@@mineralt for well paid positions, they usually don't accept remote work, so you are forced to live in the cosmopolitan urbanite garbage cities like LA and San Fran
@@mineralttons of those places are rotted out shitholes. Like the rest of America
No, they don’t apply to America as well lol we don’t pay nearly as high of taxes here in the US!! Healthcare isn’t great, but it’s definitely better in the state. I’m someone who has experience in both and I can assure you Americans don’t have it the same as the British & Scottish do. This is the product of socialist politics that play here.
I got to the 13 min mark and it really hit me how truly tragic your story is. When a young lady is questioning whether she should date, get married, and ultimately have children the situation is truly dire. My heart brakes for you and those caught in this impossible circumstance. Western civilization has truly gone astray and our young people are the victims. We must change this trajectory or the civilization will collapse and everything the generations before us worked for will have been for nothing. My prayers for you, your family, and all the young people in similar situations.
And this is a a thoughtful and articulate person, just the kind of people who we need to raising the next generation.
They don't want us having kids, so the contagious nihilism is working as intended.
and giving Migrants TOO MANY BENEFITS than it's PEOPLE~
it's called BULLS@HIT
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0:54 Is it POSSIBLE that she gained 7.4 THOUSAND subscribers in just FOUR days?! This is phenomenal. And yes, I’m one of them.
8.68k now. 😮
9.8K now - not too bad. Very grateful but perplexed aha! Thanks for the sub. X
There are lots of whiny self entitled type like
her all over Europe it seems. ??
They've had such a tough life ...😅😅
After wasting 4 years at University studying
a useless subject they discover they can't
find a job that pays them £ 100,000 a year !!
That's not impressive. But this rant getting half a million views in a week, was. (Good, genuine video too!)
Caught some Romanian dude's attention. That's how I ended up here 😅
I live in America.
The San Francisco Bay Area.
I have 2 jobs. My full time job pays $29 an hour. May part time job pays $23.25 an hour. I pay $500 a month for health insurance. $350 a month for my prescriptions. $350 car insurance. $150 a month car loan payment. I am 41. I live in my mother’s home and have no hope of moving out ever. In my neighborhood, studio apartments( 1room+ bathroom) start at $4k a month and they want first and last months rent plus security deposit up front
nearly everything from big pharma is a poison. look into replacing the prescriptions and health care with supplements
Move from San Francisco.
Buy somewhere with a one-hour commute. Definitely do not rent! I'm 43. I live in the UK. My anti-depressant prescription is free and I pay 180 for private mental health care. I live in low-income/government-assisted housing. You earn enough...look into financial freedom especially if you are working 60 hours a week!! I was just diagnosed with autism so I have to re-train. I'm thinking carpentry or plumbing and tech. I'm a woman.
@@marleyhill34 California has the highest gas prices in the entire USA.
A "one hour commute" would just add more expenses on top of car loan and insurance
Moreover the cost of living in California as a whole is higher than most of the US average so moving out of his mom's home would be devastating financially (unless he got multiple roommates to split the bill)
San Francisco in particular, California as whole, and (from it sounds like) the UK right now are all governed by the same ideology
And it's yielding the same bad result in each place
@@og8425 To where? Blackrock and Vanguard have driven the price of rental and purchase real estate into a vast, unaffordable bubble.
Same thing is happening here in Australia. Politicians have sold us out and incompetence, corruption and greed is running rampant.
I really feels sorry for the kids of today cause unless you are born into wealth chances are it will be a struggle just to keep your head above water.
For anyone that thinks the UK is improving, contact NHS mental healthcare services!
My son finds the UK much more livable than France. I think he sees this country with rose-coloured glasses . " When I get out of the Eurostar in St Pancras I feel I m back in a civilized country" he told me 😂
@@lioneldemun6033 He would be seeing the UK with perspective.
i did about 5-6 years ago, i'll let you know when i get a call back!
Yep. I used to have terrible mental health. Now it's better, but the longer I live in the UK, the longer I regret choosing to carry on living.
very good people work for the services so no disrespect to them but it's an absolute shambles.
Thank you for sharing this.
My man
I did not expect to find you in this comment section! 😲
But given your musical history and tone to your songs, I'm equally not surprised!
Im Swedish and we sure have very very serious problems of our own in Sweden.
But I get very sad when I see videos like this about the situation in the UK. Really heartbreaking to hear. 😢
u havent put 2 and 2 2gether? all western nation have exploded housing/cost of living paired with biblically amounts of "migration"
If the rulers in Stockholm don't learn, every single city will become Malmö. The current gov is still allowing mass migration.
"we sure have very very serious problems of our own in Sweden."
The UK should stand as an example of how right wing policies will make things a lot worse for everyone except the super rich.
The problems you have in Sweden are tiny compared with the problems people living in the UK have. Most of the problems the UK has are down to 40 years of a right wing economic and political experiment that turned out wrong. Do not copy that experiment.
What are you talking about? Sweden is even worse!
@@JohnSmall314you're white apologist that's okay with being replaced I suppose
I was a machinistin america, sadly the work is unstable and the pay just isn't enough. Going back to college for engineering but I'm not certain how that will turn long term.
I'm Canadian. When I finished college in the 90's with top grades, the government announced that they were going to hire only women for the 5 next consecutive years. They destroyed the future of all the guys in the class to promote women's interest in choosing this field of work. Someone decided that women were not represented enough in that work. Women had never been discriminated against... they just were not (and still aren't) interested in studying in this field. So the whole thing was useless and artificial.
Yes and then they declared there was a lack of skilled workers, so they imported people who hate your country.
At least Canada, unlike Britain has a solid chance of getting back on its feet.
@@zblip22 My son went to police academy on PEI. He never stood a chance over the girls and the idegenous guys. They could have told him up front he was climbing a very steep hill.
Australia does the same shit. It's absolutely devastating to the populace and economy. If all this insanity ever blows over, checks and balances need to be put in place to make sure people obsessed with equality are legally barred from power. It's becoming clear as day that the people that care about equality are actually suffering from a mental illness as achieving percentages and ratio's are more important to them then people's lives or the national health and security. These people won't stop until literally every single aspect of life is perfect 50/50 in absolutely everything, a total and utter nightmare, as forcing a true 50/50 would mean the grand majority of people are being forced to live a life they don't want too.
And now the Canadian government struggles to even define what a woman is.
Sounds canadian.
What western country is this not happening at this point?
Exactly, but it's still a 'cOnsPiRaCy FeErRy' to say that it's coordinated by a global cabal controlling western government's. SIGH
Switzerland 😂 lichtenstein 😢 were do you think the money is going 🤔 it is still tere its just collecting at the top😢
Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Serbia, Kroatia….see the pattern already?
The ones that didn't import people from every shithole country on the Planet en masse.
@@ltdada74 same thing happens in poland
In the 1960s, when I went up to the university the UK needed 4% of its young people to obtain a degree to do the country's intellectual heavy lifting. Nowadays young people are warehoused in universities for 3 years simply to keep unemployment numbers down. No more than that. But deep down you knew that, right.
Yep exactly, like you say it massages the unemployment figures, plus many dont have the IQ to be there
amd ironically, many of today's intellectual jobs get paid no more than non intellectual jobs. I am a Principal Scientist at a Gov establishment and get paid less than a train driver (average salary 75k).
At least I didn't have to pay for my degrees in 1990!
I am advising my son not to go to Uni unless it is absolutely necessary.. you end up 100k down compared to someone who enters the workplace early.
and in two years, or less, their replacements are fast tracked
Yes, it's the same in futher education. They are just holden pens. In the past there were jobs available for school leavers if they wanted them. But not anymore.
Morning Z.
I think it's worse than that.
University is to mire the kids in debt before they get out of the starting gate.
Their debt gets converted in city centre rent increases.
The not so bright kids get effed with the car finance.
Can't strike when you are buried in debt, can you?
Regards.
Same situation where I am from. The world is falling apart and it's frightening how no one is trying to stop it. Owning a house is a far fetched dream
Smart girl shafted by the establishment realises the lies she was told.
yet her brain is not cleansed of ism
Yep, so many like her, hundreds of thousands
Uhm… she wants the gov to interfere more with mental health. You know this means more taxes, more spending and indeed more mind control. More obligations to avoid “hate speech” and negative opinions. The contradictions are strong in this one.
but still calls herself a leftist.
The problem lies with the people setting the prices (it's not the "market"), not an all controlling government. Stop making housing an investment. Inmigrants are a symptom of the issue, not a source.
My 50-something Brit friends visited us in the US for the first time ever and it was interesting to see their apprehension about our country fade completely away over the first few days and then turn into absolute regret at having to go back home. Their mood about their country has really soured over the dozen years we've known them. It's very sad to hear what they say.
I'm not sure if living under a system where you have to buy insulin is much better lol. It's crap here in the UK, but at least I'm guaranteed not to die of an entirely manageable genetic condition because I can't fucking pay.
@@dragonmage7980 Both systems suck, you should have to pay 40% at point of service and we would have our NHS fit for purpose again over night.
Yep, there's lot of made up nonsense here in the UK and across continental Europe to make ourselves feel better about how much better the US is than we are (due to our own choices). "oh you'll get shot in a mass shooting if you go there" "everyone is fat there" etc etc. But it's a simple fact that ordinary working class Americans in most of the country can afford a small house and a couple of cars, while in the UK that's now beyond the reach of most middle class people. People who actually go there realize just how poor the UK has actually become relative to America.
I've noticed a lot of Brits don't seem to understand that the US is a VERY LARGE country
They see stories about violence in (mainly Democrat-run) cities and think it's a national problem
Lots of nice places and people in the US
@@wakey87 "both systems suck" thank you for your productive and inspiring addition to the conversation. Nobody had considered that there are short comings in everything before.
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*I moved from London to Colorado earlier this year (2024) for a career opportunity and I'm chuffed to bits.*
*Went from spending 90% of my income on living expenses to keeping 60%.*
*From a tiny one bed flat with no view to a 3br house with mountain views from every window.*
*Safe & clean here with endless outdoor activities like hiking, climbing, cycling, camping & so on.*
*My life has fundamentally changed for the better.*
Welcome to the US! Enjoy!
From the States. Colorado is one of our best states. It's middle of the road too, not liberal or conservative
Firstly, welcome.
Second, please I beg you, reflect on how GB got to be the way it is now.
Think on what drove you to leave.
And for the love of God, oppose those things happening here.
*@Dontlickthebaloons*
*For me, I left because acquiring opportunities within the field of studies was all but impossible in the UK.*
*I must also add that the pandemic and lockdowns took it's toll on every aspect of life for most.*
*Add to this the sharp increase in expenses with little to no chance of rise in pay.*
*As Kate mentioned, lack of housing is a massive issue and on current trajectory, will worsen exponentially over the coming years.*
*I was lucky in that I started networking back in 2017, which eventually led me to the job I have now.*
*Had I started any later, I seriously doubt I would be here.*
*Don't worry, I have absolutely no intention of changing anything about my new community.*
*It's brilliant and I'm grateful to be a part of it.*
Please don't vote Democrat or Rhino. They'll turn this place into what you fled
Very similar to you. I’m a 35 year old English woman, studied at uni during Covid. Before that I lived in China and Japan doing the TEFL thing - money was just for fun!
Now I’m back in the UK, working as a teaching assistant, making pennies. I have a baby and partner now, so hopping to another country to teach English doesn’t sound stable to me anymore. If it wasn’t for my partner we wouldn’t be able to own a house, but the mortgage is sky high, we never have anything left for leisure. We’re toying with the idea of migrating but it’s more complicated as a family.
My heart is shattered by what's happening to young girls in the UK I'm so disturbed by it
While desire anticipates pleasure, hope anticipates something better than pleasure. It anticipates the good that follows struggle that precedes the good. Hope without faith is wishful thinking. Hope with faith is confident assurance. Faith is the assurance for hope.
When we replace our motivation of willful self-gratification with willing faith, the soul aquires something better than getting what it wants when it wants how it wants. The soul acquires God's grace to finish to its good end despite the exertions or struggles to get there. God's grace is sufficient was the answer to Paul's prayer. God's grace is His love. Our love without faith is passing affection. Love with faith is lasting fidelity. Hope without faith is wishful thinking. Hope with faith is confident assurance. These three are the spiritual virtues.
The other virtues are edified by faith. Courage without faith is false bravado. Courage with faith is fortitude. Self-denial without faith regrets loss of pleasure or immediate gratification. Temperance with faith is a virtue waiting for something better, delayed satisfaction. Prudence without faith advises to cut your losses and give up early in the race. Prudence with faith advises to finish the race where an imperishable crown awaits surpassing your losses. While running the race, wisdom keeps you on the straight virtuous path avoiding the vices on either extreme, but the eyes of faith see the narrow gate ahead which is too far to see without them. Beyond the golden gate is more of God's charity which in the form of His grace has been moving you along already.
Faith, hope, and charity make a three corded rope not easily broken, binding the soul to her first love. Faith in Christ who is faithful, hope inspired by the Spirit, and love of the Father make the trinity of the spiritual virtues.
@senselessDesires666 Thank you! And umm.... Why do you have 666 in your name if you're telling me this?... 😅
@@senselessDesires666 How does this stop the grapes going on all over Europe by the "newcomers"?
What started in Rotherham spread and it absolutely must be addressed.
@@senselessDesires666We appear to have some things in common.
We have the same situation here in Germany, the government basically robbs from you 40-60% of your income through direct and indirect taxes every month, it`s totally insane
Economies can recover. Rapid change in demographics is the real problem
Isn’t that how the government pays for benefits?
And people were shocked at the recent gains made by AfD. It's not hard to understand such gains.
@@saltydogz4657 It is just another zio-party that pretends to be in opposition. They just want to decrease Muslim immigration, but will increase it with the same amount if not more Indians to appease their overlords.
SOCIALISM stinks. Stop voting LEFT
The "why is it happening?" is the first step on the "how to fix it" path
yeah, good luck with that.
malice is why
@@victor-jo7wt the who is the why, the how-to-fix is obvious yet NOTHING being done?! they're just ALLOWED to make it WORSE! 😡👿
The fact that your video is not far off a million views in less than 3 weeks shows how much this resonates. Living in the UK and seeing the state of the country and watching its continuing decline is so depressing and anxiety inducing.
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Thank you from a 48 year old woman in Newcastle Upon Tyne.
Living with depression because of how grim life is here and ever increasing poverty.
And yet millions plan to vote for more of the same with Farage. This is what's wrong with the UK - a low information population and a psychopathic ruling class.
But things are relatively affordable in Newcastle Upon Tyne! I have my plans to move there from London.
Kindly advise please 😢😢
@WoleDaniels apologies, yes it is, in comparison to London. It's a brilliant city. You'll be happy. If you don't know it, you'll take it as you find it. I've just seen so many changes in the surrounding areas over the years, things that have gone downhill due to the economy and lack of authority funding. The city is excellent though. (I'm 48 and long in the tooth). Geordies are the best people. Super friendly and funny.
😊👍 Good luck with your move. Good choice.
@@vanessas2363 thank you for your response. Well noted, well appreciated too. I am a Science teacher in secondary school and had to take up a second job on the weekend to meet up with needs, cost of living a bit high in Crawley London axis where I currently reside.
@@WoleDanielsI moved to Newcastle a few years ago with my Geordie partner after several years working in and around London. The difference is immense, for the better. People up here complaining have no idea what it's like currently in London. You won't regret moving
Thank you for sharing this - my story: I left the UK when I graduated in 2012 and moved to Australia. Four years later I had paid off my student debts. Today I have a fully paid off house, wife, kids, the works. I took a gamble and got lucky, and I am thankful every day that it worked out, even though Australia has problems.
When I go back to visit my sisters in the UK - it feels as though the whole country has depression. I find it difficult to be there. It's older, it's sadder and it makes me sad being there. I have less and less in common with them. It's not just that things have changed; the people seem miserable, and it's like they have this callous edge about them that I don't remember. People are cold and sometimes nasty. It didn't used to be like that, it's not the country I remember. It's not like that where I live now.
Something is deeply deeply wrong in the UK. I do agree, people should leave if they can
If I were from the UK, I would do whatever I could to move to Australia or NZ. It's a similar culture, and better in every way. Europe is not the place to be anymore.
It’s the browns.
I moved to the UK in 2012, finished studies in Scotland, zero debts, wife, kids, corporate career, we are in the process of choosing a house, whilst having a very large deposit and significant mortgage affordability. You can take a gamble and have a great life in the UK as well. UK still has plenty to offer and the "decline" is a worldwide phenomenon.
It's the average age of the population. It's been a problem in Italy for 2 decades, the UK is catching up. In history communities revolving about elders have always gone that way, sad, miserable and finally imploding.
Your decision were right. Congrats to you.
You are right. And this is happening worldwide. What is sad is many think it's just their country or govt, etc. It is not, it is just about every country and they are not alone
Globalist, world economic forum. Own nothing and be happy.
Oh things are going to get way worse. The financial system collapsed in 2008, just riding on inertia right now.
The UK is so extremely good at squeezing the life out of people. It's not just one thing that is making everyone unhappy; it's a combination of factor that people have to deal with every single day. Some include horrible healthcare which only help if you're dying, poor salaries, extremely high cost of living, insane rent and housing prices, lack of community, high crime rates, cultural alienation due to high migrant numbers, horrible weather, lack of green spaces and the lack of opportunities is becoming absurd, even just getting a job at McDonalds is an achievement (and no, am not exaggerating, unfortunately).
Oh that cannot be true. I hear praise for your vaunted NHS all the time! free! Free! It is all free!
@@MrCPPG It can be free, it works if not corrupted. Live in a country with NHS which used to be good.
Things people should learn early: Nothing in life is free. And the so-called "free" stuff from the government is extremely expensive. And as one of our favorite Brits, Ringo Starr, put it: everything government touches turns to crap.
Those are truths you should never forget and should be taught to your children and grandchildren.
@@MrCPPG I say this from the bottom of my heart FUCK THE NHS those bastards let my dad die of cancer barely giving him any support at all.
@@vickiebabcock9951 The NHS was purposefully sabotaged by the Tories to make government seem bad so they could have excuses to keep passing austerity measures. Funny how all of these problems have cropped up after 14 years of conservative rule, but I guess the solution according to you is more of the same.
I am from Lithuania. I lived in London for over two years and came back home just before COVID.
I worked as an Official Veterinarian there, but the wage wasn’t great, slightly below the median. I left Lithuania right after finishing university, and it turned out to be the biggest mistake of my life. One day, I woke up at 5 AM to leave for work and thought, What the hell am I doing here? I was earning about 30% more than I would have in Lithuania (considering the higher cost of living), but it wasn’t worth it, so I decided to leave.
Now, I work a different job in Lithuania, and I earn 50% more than I did in the UK. I am not saying I am better or worse, but it's just NOT worth living in a country like this because of a little bit more money.
The people in London were okay, but everyone felt very superficial. The nature there was practically non-existent. Parks were neglected, and migrant areas were full of trash and shouting/noice. Even as a fairly large guy, I didn’t always feel safe. In Lithuania, I can relax on a bench at 2 AM without worrying.
It feels like the beginning of the end.
I visited Vilnius and Kaunas and loved it. I'm EU so can freely move. I'm highly educated. But I fear the language barrier if I go to Lithuania. It's a huge investment to have to learn a totally new language, but I want to escape the dilapidation and third world factors of Western Europe.
Don't advertise too hard bro or we will be coming there with you! 😂
What are you doing out sitting on a bench at 2 AM?
So, Latvia and Lithuania, Poland as well (likely), Estonia, etc. - all safer places than at least urban Britain? 🤔
I am of course primarily looking at the lawless Pakistanis - CERTAIN sorts of folks from there, Moroccans and Algerians more in France/Paris, etc.
But yeah, London has a mugger/thug culture, NO DOUBT…. I still remember the British soccer hooligans - the fight with the pro level mma fighter Russians, etc. It’s like London “wants” to be New York City or L.A. for some reason….
(More the leadership of London, that is. It’s easy at times to think like a white supremacist of sorts. More to the point though, I think it’s certain behaviors from certain mid East countries, as well as primarily urban West Europeans who want to be thugs…. 😫😫😫😫
The Russians who act thuggish seem to be “different” kinda…. Kind of…
@@zacharymcmillan2788I do that alot, meditating, chillimg after a late night jog / workout. Also smoking a j the odd time. Some people sleep late / work night shifts etc
Doesn't it make you feel good that your taxes are going to support the lifestyles of your replacements.
And that's it 100% bang on
Another Brexit voter? You wanted less immigration and got more and now sore about it? The reality is only more immigration can reduce the taxes you complain about. Your NHS is utterly dependent on MORE immigration for survival and if you want to reduce taxes you will have to IMPORT millions more and now because of your precious BREXIT those immigrants will no longer be EU citizens.
False.
@@eightiesmusic1984 The only way you could genuinely say false is if you do not work or have your own successful business
@@eightiesmusic1984You appear to be part of the problem, not the solution.
It is the same in Norway. The wages of high skilled jobs are very low compared to the US and most of your money goes to taxes.
Norwegian and lived in the UK for 2 years. Did my masters There. Been to 40 countries and the UK is probably the worst I have been to.
Lived and worked in the UK for three years. Was astonished how self-destructive and third-world the culture was there.
i lived in Namsos for 18 months ,had a low paid job and worked all the time ,i can tell you i was no better off or worse off than i was in London ,it was the same ,working just to eat an pay rent.
@@RobertLinthicum Because you let third world colonize you.
Wow !!
Even compared to America? Because that’s exactly what’s going on there
As an American, I worked for a major bank in England from 2009 - 2011. I was surprised then how low the pay was for folks not in management. Seems like it took two partners working together to live a modest lifestyle. I think the problem with the UK and other places is greed. Where the well off enjoy a real life. Oh btw, in the US a waitress with a masters finds it hard to quit their job because it pays so much more than a job requiring a masters degree. Due to the tip culture. When I tipped in the UK I always got a weird look.
Jews
@@mustbetrue1602 No this is true. If you follow up the reasoning to the next level, its quite literally impossible outside of a single handful of fields to actually get any work with a phd if you went straight for it without any work experience. Nobody wants to hire the know it all who doesn't even have experience with in the field, and they feed right back into the university. Often times a phd program is just a university training their own future employees in an uncheck intellectually incestuous way. A symptom of the same problems with universities that your comments about a masters program are.
@@mustbetrue1602 Ha yeah, talk about calling a spade a spade.
It’s immigration, which has significantly impacted wages. As a general rule, the larger the labor force the lower the wages.
Everyone is college educated and master degrees are a dime a dozen. SKILLS is how to make a living in the us now. My daughter had to make that very decision and has stayed tending bar after getting an advanced degree
Kalergi plan in full swing
Although i get the idea of that, i still can't see the country being the same as regards industrial output and technological achievement, as well as maintaining the general level of civilization. The natives of the UK may well become replaced, but what sort of place will it become ?
oy vey
let us try for a trifecta of hidden replies haha
@@adrianparker-e9f "but what sort of place will it become ?"
An economic zone controlled by the WEF. As per the plan.
A better one @@adrianparker-e9f
I'm sorry that so many are in this situation. I consider myself fortunate, today. I am living in the USA NJ. Some collage , retired. I worked hard, sometimes two jobs, always overtime. I blindly funded my 401k and brokerage accounts. As far as work, look around see who is making money, ask what they are doing, try to get in. Eventually something will happen.
mental health? I studied on my own fixed myself, sort of. I had alcoholism, went to A.A. , only costs a dollar. Denial can go a long way.
Life is hard, not fair, not easy.
I also gave up on idea to have a family. I'm 38 years old and I always wanted it. During covid I realized how powerful evil is nowdays and there is no place to run away from it. I wish world felt like during 90s.
Nostalgia merchant
Highest birthrate in the world is africa...they are the poorest region too
Sure… this evil only started from around 30 years ago 👍🏽