Weak Pathetic Men Today Are Destroying The Real Heroes From Our Past

[00:00:00]How is the UK ever going to be safe when the men who protect this country and put their lives on the line are hounded by the government, are hounded for things they did decades ago?

[00:00:14]Hounded.

[00:00:16]To be in the SAS, you've got to be a big, strong, violent man.

[00:00:21]Not uncontrollable violence, but controlled, thought-through violence.

[00:00:25]But you've got to be violent. That's what the job entails.

[00:00:29]And if we're going to stop terrorist attacks, if we're going to stop our enemies, if we're going to free hostages, if we're going to fighting wars, we need men like that.

[00:00:39]And as long as they're doing what they're told to do, there should be no comeback on them.

[00:00:45]If one goes rogue and starts chopping heads off children, then of course we don't condone that.

[00:00:51]But following orders and doing what needs to be done to get the job done shouldn't be punished, but it is because weak, pathetic men in government think the world is pink and fluffy and think, "Oh, you shouldn't kill people like that. You should kill people like this cuz this is an approved way of killing people."

[00:01:12]Doesn't matter how you kill people. If you kill people, it doesn't matter.

[00:01:17]And war is dirty and people will die and people will be injured and the innocent will die. That's the history of war.

[00:01:23]Innocent people will die.

[00:01:26]But if we're going to be safe, if we want this country to be safe, we can't persecute the people who are protecting us.

[00:01:33]The people who stand on that wall and defend us. The people who put their lives on the line. The people who do the things we could never imagine that need to be done.

[00:01:44]The people who do the most horrendous things to keep us safe.

[00:01:49]We need those men.

[00:01:52]And instead of prosecuting them, instead of hounding them, we should thank them.

[00:01:57]That's what we should do.

[00:01:59]Please excuse this interruption, but as Margaret Thatcher once said, feminism is poison.

[00:02:06]But our our whole society's been over-feminized. Our government, every institution, over-feminized.

[00:02:14]We're just a [ __ ] nation now. That's all we are. We're full of [ __ ] And [ __ ] don't like to see real men.

[00:02:22]And don't for one moment think I class myself as a real man. I'm not a [ __ ] I'm a [ __ ] So, at not one moment do I think I'm I'm anything more than that. I'm just like everybody else.

[00:02:34]But we have to start being better. We have to start being more masculine. We have to start taking on our personal responsibility of being protectors of the family, community, nation. We have to do that. We can't leave it all to those men.

[00:02:52]And we definitely shouldn't be penalizing those men.

[00:02:56]But in a society where masculinity now seen as toxic, toxic, well, of course real men look evil because all of the other men are [ __ ] That needs to change.

[00:03:09]And it changes by me and you stop being [ __ ] That's how that changes.

[00:03:15]And we've got to do more and we've got to speak up.

[00:03:18]And we've got to laugh in the face of feminists when they go, "Oh, toxic masculinity."

[00:03:24]We've got to laugh in their face and go, "Not listening to you, love. Not lis- And I'm not listening to any of you. I'm going to do what a man needs to do. And I don't care if you like it or not. I'm not listening to you. That's what we need to do." Because within all of us we know right from wrong. We know what we should be doing.

[00:03:43]But we've been beaten by feminists for that long. We're we're just inferior versions of women.

[00:03:49]That's what we are now.

[00:03:51]But we can easily change it and it needs to start and it needs to start with me and you.

[00:03:56]Me and you need to start acting like real men. And maybe other people will follow and maybe then we'll have a better country. And maybe then we'll stop penalizing and hounding real men.

[00:04:09]The real men who protect the country.

[00:04:11]How about that? But it starts with me and you.

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