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Concerns About Nanny State Mentality
00:05:13
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| So I wanted to ask what's UKIP's stance on facial recognition and what do you think this means for us? | |
| Should we be concerned? | |
| We should definitely be concerned. | |
| This is essentially us going down the same route as the Chinese government. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Which I don't, I'm sure I don't have to stress is not a route we should be going down. | |
| I don't know what UKIP's official position on this is because this is quite a new issue. | |
| Honestly, I don't think they're switched on enough because they've got other things in front of them. | |
| You know, this is kind of crept up from behind on everyone. | |
| But I've got no doubt that because UKIP is essentially a kind of libertarian liberal party, they would be diametrically opposed to the issue. | |
| I mean, the Conservatives tweeted out the other day, didn't they? | |
| Saying, you know, how would you feel about facial recognition software? | |
| Well, bad. | |
| I think everyone would be in agreement this is a bad idea. | |
| But it's something that they would love to implement because they're interested in social control. | |
| I think that UKIP would be the opposite of that. | |
| I think they would be very much against it. | |
| Yeah, that's really interesting. | |
| I absolutely agree. | |
| I think that our civil liberties are certainly being put at risk with facial recognition. | |
| No question of it. | |
| And a chap was actually arrested and charged for covering his face. | |
| Oh my head. | |
| That's unbelievable. | |
| Yes, exactly. | |
| It's really worrying because I feel like the UK is becoming a police state. | |
| And this is all because of the EU, really. | |
| You know what? | |
| I'm not even sure if that's because of the EU. | |
| We're definitely the most surveilled society in all of human history. | |
| There are more cameras per square mile than anywhere else in the world, apparently. | |
| I don't think that's terrifying. | |
| I know, isn't it, right? | |
| But I don't think it's the EU that's done this. | |
| I think we've done this to ourselves. | |
| And I think it's the kind of like nanny state mentality where instead of standing up for our liberties and our ability, it's always our ability to be independent of the government. | |
| It's part of this desire to use the government to solve all of the problems of the country. | |
| And I just don't think the government is capable of solving all those problems. | |
| For example, if you, you know, grooming gangs or no, no, grooming gangs, knife gangs in London, right? | |
| That is a direct consequence of a breakdown of society, the social structures that make up these communities. | |
| Frankly, parents. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| It's a lack of fathers in the homes. | |
| No amount of government intervention can fix that. | |
| That requires the people who are having children but not marrying to realize the benefits of family values. | |
| And I don't know how many of these kids are going to have to stab each other to death before they realize that. | |
| But having children out of wedlock is definitely the problem there. | |
| And the government can't force people together. | |
| It can't force them to stay together. | |
| But I imagine there probably are ways that it can incentivize people not to have children out of wedlock. | |
| Do you think that could be due to the education system not instilling these values? | |
| Yes, that's, I mean, I don't think the educational system necessarily should try and instill a certain kind of value. | |
| I don't think they should. | |
| I think British values should be taught. | |
| But I'm not against the idea that the more we go on without this being done, the more I think maybe it might be necessary. | |
| But I think that there's definitely ways of incentivizing single parenthood, and I think that they're bad. | |
| I mean, they're bad for the kids. | |
| They end up being bad for the society around them. | |
| I think it's a way of effectively absconding from your own duty as a parent when you're irresponsible in this way. | |
| Because it is about being irresponsible, and it is about your personal responsibility as a parent to care for your child. | |
| And I do believe that we should do what we can not to subsidise that kind of lifestyle, which is the opposite opinion of the Labour Party, incidentally. | |
| What did the Labour Party think? | |
| Well, they had no limit on the amount of benefit payments you could receive. | |
| So there were some people who had like eight or nine children who were getting over £100,000 a year from the taxpayer. | |
| And the Conservatives had to cap this at £25,000, which is still higher than the average wage in the country. | |
| And I don't think in... | |
| And I tell you what, man, you can go to any council estate in this country and there are young women who have switched on to this. | |
| They know that the government will give them 20 grand a year and a house if they have a few children. | |
| And so they do. | |
| And it's not that they're bad people. | |
| It's just that they're being incentivized to do this. | |
| And I think that that's a genuinely negative thing for society as a whole. | |
| And it's bad for kids. | |
| It's bad for the kids. | |
| It's a huge problem. | |
| My next question. | |
| What do you think about all the hate that you're getting from the leftists? | |
| And how do you deal with it? | |
| Because they really do come from a place of hate. | |
| They do. | |
| Whereas we come from a place of love, love for our great nation. | |
| And yeah. | |
| What do you think? | |
| I think that when you're taking flack, it means you're over the target. | |
| And honestly, I find their efforts rather amusing. | |
| I'm very much enjoying it. | |
| Every hit piece is a laugh for me. | |
| And I tend to post a lot of them to my Telegram and have fun with them. | |
| So follow me on Telegram. | |
| It's great. | |
| But yeah, no, so I would be concerned if they weren't writing about me because that means I would be having no effect at all. | |
| The fact that they're trying to stop me means that I'm getting somewhere. | |
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Why We Question Authorities
00:01:48
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| Yeah, I saw you on Victoria Derbyshire and I thought you did really well. | |
| You came across very well. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| That was a very hostile interview, wasn't it? | |
| Yeah. | |
| How was it? | |
| She was angry. | |
| I could sense the anger coming out of her. | |
| She was directly on the attack and leaning in. | |
| And I just don't see her as a moral authority. | |
| So any kind of moral shame. | |
| Anyone who works at the BBC is not a moral authority. | |
| The BBC protected Jimmy Savile. | |
| Anyone who works there is essentially complicit. | |
| I do not see them as moral authorities. | |
| I see them actually as victimizers and bullies. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, they are an institution. | |
| I'm just one guy. | |
| And it's not just the BBC, it's all of the other press outlets. | |
| When they're all punching down at just a YouTuber, a guy in his office at home, then you know that I must be saying something that really threatens them because otherwise they wouldn't waste their time. | |
| I think they're very scared because they can see that we're fighting back. | |
| Yes, I think so. | |
| Any other questions? | |
| More comments? | |
| No, just thank you so much for everything that you're doing. | |
| And I think you really opened my eyes to a very true point, which is that the left are adopting all these concepts such as women rights to, I guess, control us more. | |
| Yes. | |
| They're laying claim to you on your identity as a woman. | |
| Yes, exactly. | |
| Using identity politics to have control over us. | |
| And this is why I always say that the opposite, the answer to identity politics is party politics. | |
| You should be free to associate with whatever party you want. | |
| You could join whatever party you want, vote for whatever party you want. | |
| And you shouldn't have people saying, no, you have to join us because you're a woman or you're black or you're ex. | |
| They don't own you. | |
| You own you. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| Thank you so much. | |