Children aren't taught to ask questions in school anymore, it's only to accept narratives and given answers. Parents are responsible too, it is up to them to teach reality and make up for the shortfalls in the education system, unfortunately many of them are distracted by vacuous nonsense instead of being aware of legitimate global problems.

The country is over £1tn in debt, we could halve the size of the state and it would take decades to pay that back. We socialised bad bank debt on 2008,we should have let them to go to the wall. Another financial crisis is lurking in the shadows (sovereign debt, this time). What do you suggest?

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​@@cosmos237pay back to whom

@@matthewv4170 anyone who holds UK govt bonds. 🙄

You guys should eventually move towards a hybrid insurance system like in The Netherlands. The costs increase according to income, from basically free all the way up to around 100 quid a month. Dont get me wrong, its still very much a national health service, you are not even allowed not to be insured, its just that wealthy people need to chip in a bit more. I myself am at arounf 35k a year and I still get almost half of the insurance costs refunded by the state, and I am really not to concerned with the 50/mo that this costs me. I mean, I can get a GP appointment tomorrow if I want. Another advantage is that these insurance companies buy the healthcare packages from the providers and they do have a commercial interest so they are much more competative than the state paying for everything through tax. And like I said, people on minumum wage or on benefits like single moms, kids and the elderly get everything refunded so it isnt anything like whats going on in the US.

It's about HOW they spend it not how much they get

its the hotel bills we can,t do everything can we thank the ,,,eu for the bills ,,

@@stephenisom6089 Mate... if you were still in the EU you could have gotten skilled workers from Poland and whatnot, plus under EU law you would have had the right to send any illegal immigrants back to France. But you wanted "sovereignty" or whatever that even means so control your own borders and stop complaining.

@@ageoflove1980 take your head out of the sand, this was tried when we were still in the EU it the ECHR we need out of

The referendum was the best thing he did. At least he stuck to his word if he didn't come back from Brussels with a better deal for UK, then he would hand the decision to the public. How brexit has turned out is down to the incompetence of the MPs dealing with it. Not the public for voting for it or to Cameron for implementing the referendum.

How dare he let the UK public choose their destiny! It should have been left to the unelected EU beurocrats to decide!

@@blewis1733 Not a great reflection on the decision making abilities of the UK public, is it?

@garywilton246 hilarious mate, tell us another one....

Not pay off the debt, end the budget deficit. There is a huge difference. You don't have to be economically illiterate to be left wing, but it really does helps...

Doesn’t surprise me at all. I mean this guy is no different than the majority of U.K. politicians, especially those in government!

You can only be publicly humiliated if you care what the public think. No Tory cares what the public think. Once you've cast your vote you're redundant for the next 5 years.

It's great entertainment that they do though.

Do we get free pigs in blankets this Christmas in honor of David Oink Cameron's new cabinet appointment? 😂

I suppose it depends upon what is being said but social media is full of people defending the indefensible and try to get others to vote this or that. Political parties have billions of pounds behind them. They don't need me to do their work for them. Instead they need to earn my vote by improving the economy and education.

Giving the brexit referendum was only part of it. The other part being that when the nation voted for what he offered, he ran away.

​@@TheRip72He certainly did run away. That's absolutely true.

A lil inheritance baby he must be, never had to work a day in his life

If the cry baby losers can end their tantrum and accept they lost we can move on. Spoiled children however, dislike being told 'no'

Because liebor wouldn't Because they were scared to do it,

im suprised that critical thinking was only taught post 16 (when i was in college). best subject even though only 1 lesson a week we ever did. and I also did the sciences and history

agreed, luckily our teacher was excellent and left teachin to pursue being a comedian. but a rare case albeit. but still state. @@Denis.Collins

too right. But its easier to manipulate people, how will those in power, stay in power?

Conservatives...The clue is in there.....somewhere..

How does trying to overturn the result of a public vote "squares with Democracy". Lets ask Starmer.

Well I for one can say we need to rejoin the EU. I'm sure we're all fed up with these unelected bureaucrats ruining our democratic rights 😂

@@steveheald3837 You "for one" want to join the EU? Don't tell the knuckledraggers, they'll have a fit.....

@@HarryFlowerrs well... It might distract them from defending the cenotaph from their own shadows.

Worse than that, he ran away immediately after his proposal was adopted.

Yes he did what the public demanded for once...pretty rare for a politician

@@davidatkinson5858 And why did they ask for it? Because the media and westminster had spend the decades blaming the EU for every bit of bad policy our government could think of and just as many that never even existed. Couple that with the desperate discontent caused by austerity and a healthy dose of racism and you've got a prime recipe for a hard-right reactionary shitshow just wating to be platformed by a vapid and destructive media landscape owned by billionnaires.

In fairness, the "52pc" are responsible. Aided by "our Dominic" 🤮🤮 And setup by "our Dave" . . 🤮

@@davidatkinson5858 The public didn't demand an EU referendum.

I wouldn't even let Fenn get in a paddling pool.

Perhaps, thinking about what they’re going to say “before”calling might help ? Although I highly doubt it.

@@de68aI wouldn’t let Fenn walk through a puddle

He shouldnt even be in the gene pool

Cameron tried too hard to imitate Bliar to ever be taken seriously...

That is the shoddy state of politics in the UK. So many voters cannot be bothered to even look at what policies they are voting for or what was achieved. All just a popularity vote based on what the leader looks and sounds like.

Maybe just has the same affinity for pigs ?

That's how you become a loyalist or a conservative anywhere in the world. Being unknowledgeable.

It's all about being right and winning the argument down the pub mate. I'm convinced people would see this country become a wasteland if it meant they were right about it.@@TheWoodIsPoo

It’s true also why so many voted Brexit was not bc they believed it was for their better interests either was more because it was something in line with their insular mindset small Britain

People will tend to agree with people who are more like them. It’s also a very tough ask to have a sensible position on any given policy. Maybe if you work on that sector, but more often than not we just falling back on our ideology. So inevitably it becomes a superficial popularity contest.

Who on earth would rather have a pint with a tory than Jeremy Corbyn?! Crazy world we live in

How sad

Only in Britain, & America.

He also uncovered who the idiots in this country are.

@@clivesmith9377 he emboldened idiocracy.

​@@clivesmith9377he allowed idiots to be radicalised and most of them will never be brought back to being normal. Most people didn't even know that leaving the EU was even an option before Cameron.

@@clivesmith9377 Still crying over Brexit? Ffs man up!

​@@thegoat11111When does the NHS get the extra £350,000,000 a week that was promised?

Great quote but there is on word missing….”I’m coming back into government because I believe in CUTTING public serviceS”

he said he was bored sh**less too lol

If DC really wanted to do so public service again, he should have stood as an MP candidate.

You missed the worst part: He gave us brexit then promptly ran away. He should have stood by what he created, at least until voted or forced out.

His mother dialed it 😂

Is he still at play school.

If you smash your face against the dial pad for long enough you will get through to LBC. Try it, it only took me 2 hours. I couldent speak when i got through tho, my teeth were all over the table!

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james stop writing your own replies thank you ,,or your family its so cheap...

Why do English nationalist struggle so much with English grammar? Go google how and when to use commas. @@stephenisom6089

Exactly 😂

You perceive Cameron as Gammon ? He was a remainder.

​​@@greamespens1460 He was also a money sneak thief with that 7 million or so from shares from a bankrupt kinda greensy firm 😠😠😠 They have more front than a Siberian low in winter .....It gets worse and worse for Uk ..voted these fiends in and surely got to vote em OUT next year 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

​@@greamespens1460You're forgetting this is the politics of tribalism. It doesn't matter that Cameron, Major, and the majority of Tory MPs were remainers. It's doesn't matter that historically Labour have had a large Eurosceptic wing. It doesn't matter that Major signed what made the EU was it is now, Maastricht. It's tribal. Tory are all leave and Labour are all remain. Despite that being fully untrue.

he was talking about the caller..@@greamespens1460

This bloke isn't even gammon, he's pure gristle

Sad but true. The current government are proof of this.

Doubtless a leave voter, too.

The average tory voters.

Cognitive dissonance

I can’t believe these ppl have a vote lol

Probably likely to replicate too.

No, WE are. He goes away and has his pension and his millions and we wind up living with all his made up BS.

"A man who climbed to tge too of the political tree in order to set it on fire." - Jeremy Paxman

Poor guy got cabin fever trying to write his memoir. Now he’s happy to rejoin a club facing certain relegation.

A close second or third!

That's a bold statement when you consider the calibre of the others in the running for that title 😂

Also shows no backbone from the current Mp's to watch what is going on and to say nothing nor do anything.

@@gregorymorton3783 nobody but the tories can do anything. and they always put party first

I feel it’s all set up for the Tories to lose as they probably are going to anyway, they’re best of having “fall men” like Sunak who’s clueless and Cameron who nobody really likes and has had his day, after a few years of more of the same with a Labour government we’ll be seeing Boris do a Trump and run for reelection

YES!!! You’ve said it!!!

@@Topspin1 300+ Conservative could do something but personal gain they say nothing.

He did eventually think of an answer. It was "The Middle Lane". That was a bit like saying your favourite colour is 42.

If your one of those who thinks Blair should be in prison, then Cameron should be in the cell next door for what he did in Libya, Its not as if he hadn't seen what happened in Iraq.

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👹The lot of them! Each one as bad as the other! The only true leaders get ousted out like JC bless him. You can't have a heart in that job. You have to be in to make the rich richer & poor poorer. It's not about the people. It's about the elite. The sooner people wake up & realise this the better.

@@TheRip72but 42 is the meaning of Life the universe and everything…..

Pretty much.

It rehearsed beautifully in front of a pint 😂

​@@ClaudioBenghi at Spoons

They know all the talking points, but understand none, so when James challenges them they just fall apart quicker than a digestive in tea...

“What are you having for lunch? I hope it goes better than this” Oooooch!

I mean... They're getting to grips with the rise in obesity. Sure, it's because working people can't afford 3 meals a day anymore with everything else... But... Progress is painful amirite?

Can you think of a labor one before that then?

@@davidatkinson5858 we were third in world for healthcare and had low waiting times before the tories came in for one.

What about raising the tax thresholds so very low earners pay no tax. There's one.

I rang Sheila on two accessions and got through.

There are plenty more where he came from.

“Seventeen point four million of them mate”. As they keep telling us, ad nauseam !! 🙄

I live in a very affluent area in East Sussex, and I'm surrounded by people sounding exactly like this.

Walk into any one of the thousands of spoons in this country at 1pm.

Please take him🙏🙏

@@alanbest9328certainly prefer him than you.

@@alanbest9328conservative clown says what??????

​@@alanbest9328 Sure. I'll trade you. You can have our political debate moderators .... all of them.

@@evaburnz ahh diddums, bless

Is this a euphemism for what Dodgy Dave gets up to down on the farm?

That is what the conservatives stand for.

I would actually be interested in reading up on this, I will use Google but this was a while ago....please share your source if you get five minutes - Thanks

Austerity hasn't ended, if it had things would've returned to how they were before the cuts.

​@@thlifethlife-cf1wcit hasn't ended, but even when it does it won't make things better overnight Rebuilding is always slower than burning things down 🙁

@@chrisj9700 deficit spending isn't a bad thing if done wisely As a houshold example, if your car was old, unreliable and putting you at risk of losing your job because you're regularly late for work, would you buy a reliable car on credit? Investing in future income makes sense. Austerity is when you lose your job rather than buy a car on credit that reliably gets you to work

@chrisj9700 I'm also not an expert on all the detail but cutting is one thing, but then we have to explain massive spends on the house of Lords, Buckingham Palace, MP Expenses...in some respect it was take from one to give to the other

@askmartinez6409 He didn't know the answer to that question either!

Great comment 👍👍

Kermit you are a wise man

Truer words have never been spoken.😌

Northern Tory’s are the worst

Does that logic work both ways then or just with the other football team?

Lockdown fiasco

the tories divided the country with brexit. dont blame anyone else

@@kanedNunable I said both parties are divided. No one party or political ideology is exempt. No one is denying the division brexit caused . Labour is as divided as the tories. Neither party can decide who they are.

@@kanedNunable it’s been the gift that keeps giving, division as a political strategy, chaos and fear the fertile soil of Fascism.

Public shaming. Lol.

James you are a pure genius

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I thought Cameron would be OK and that the Tories had drifted to the centre that illusion last about 5 seconds when Osborne put up VAT

Hug a hoodie? 😂

Sounds like every voter for the Tories...seems the same language as MAGAts in america.

I wonder if he understood the irony of using the word hog regarding his hero david Cameron’s motorway discipline ?

@@SlowhandGregAnd sold off Royal Mail to his pals in the city!

No.

Yep, he’s a real bull fighter, in both senses of the phrase.