Harry Garside

The people you love, you know, people you grew up with, you know, just because they believe something or have a thought or vote for someone, you demonize them like they're Adolf Hitler.

It's insane.

I always find that I love when, um, the it's, it's left wing.

I'm sure right wing people do this too, but big far left people.

Um, they're always like, yeah, he's a fascist.

I'm like, yeah, but they're the ones policing people and how they talk.

I mean, you guys are closer to fascist the way you individuals were like, yeah.

operate and talk to people and and demonize people they are the fascists it's so ironic that they're calling people fascists so much you know i find that really ironic yeah when they're the fascists when they celebrate charlie kirk

I'm sure right-wing people, far right, potentially are also playing into this as well.

Every side's fucked up.

Humans are messy.

And that's the best thing about it.

I love being fucking human.

Yeah, it's insane.

I always think that if you take away what they look like, because you can identify people quite quickly for how they present, I think sometimes, not all the time.

But if you take away what they look like, I think it's hard to tell who they are, left or right.

It's really hard to tell because they argue the exact same.

It's happening now, like in the sense of like in Europe and, you know, a lot of countries are going more right, right leaning.

And I think it's like a, I've, Jimmy Carr, I'm pretty sure this is his quote, but he says.

Oh, it's incredible.