“Am I British?” Woke Woman CRASHES OUT Over His Answer
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What is the premise of the “Am I British?” confrontation?
Okay, I'm not a racist, but okay. You told me I don't belong here. Uh you literally said my ancestry has gone for you. Are you gonna are you gonna chill out and let me respond? Sure. Alright, thanks.
Update, she does not chill out. Now she asks him a question, he gives a very simple answer, and she absolutely crashes out on him. Let's talk about it. Yeah, you better. Yeah you better. Guys, before we get into today's video, please consider liking and subscribing. Today we're gonna be reacting to a video out of Freedom Watch Great Britain. And this is a right wing, I guess, Zoomer guy, that's how he describes himself, being confronted by a woke leftist who asks the question, Am I British? I guess she gets an answer she did not expect or didn't want. Let's watch.
Are you British? I am a British man. I'm an Englishman. You're an Englishman, you're British. I am British. Am I British? Well, uh uh let's ha we can have a discussion about that. Uh I believe that to be British is about a lineage in this country, a collective ancestry. Okay, so what's my collective ancestry? I don't know, you left.
Let's go ahead and pause there. I recognize a good old angry leftist when I see one. And it probably is because I'm a former leftist and also because I've seen a whole lot of these videos. Now she walks up so aggressively, so aggressively asking him, is he British?
How does the Restore Britain speaker define “British” lineage?
You know where the conversation's about to go. She's gonna wanna know, Am I British? Now this guy says it is my belief. It is my belief that I am British and Englishman and you are in fact not, according to the parameters that I define being British with. That's it. That's all that's been said. And she's about to get a whole lot angrier, I think, about that answer. And that's okay. It's okay to have this definition of being British. He wants to acknowledge the country's history, the culture. He wants to acknowledge that he's of British lineage. There's nothing particularly offensive about that. You
have to tell me. So what do you define to be a collective ancestry? Do my do my parents need to be born here? Ireland, Scotland, Wales. So if my parents were both born here in this country, and I am born in this country, am I British? Well you have a British passport but you're not part of the collective ancestry, so My mum is born in this country, my dad is born in this country, I am born in this country. Where would you like me to live? Let me ask you a question then. So uh uh and and I I I think it's always an interesting thought experiment. Go for it, ask your racist question.
Okay, before we get to his racist question, at any point did he tell her, I don't want you living here? At any point did he say I want you deported from this country? At any point did he tell her you don't belong here? No. Why was it that she interpreted his answer in that way? Because she feels particularly attacked, I guess, by his political stance and his political affiliation, even though no such attacks have been levied against her. This guy happens to work at or with restore. Britain. It is a political movementslash party that is growing in the UK right now that essentially says we want to acknowledge British history, British lineage, we want to preserve it. And it's okay to be something like a white man or a white woman in the UK.
And this comes on the heels of, I don't know, infinity immigrants being imported into the country and a general idea that's circulating now that things like the Union Jack or the St. George.
Why does the woke woman interpret the answer as a personal attack?
Flag are extensions of white supremacy or something that you use to display that you only care about white people. There's been a woke multiculturalist shift in Britain that some feel is leading to the erosion of their history and culture. To acknowledge that and to have a conversation about what he believes it means to be British is in no way, shape, or form an attack on her. And it's certainly not him telling her to pack her bags and move somewhere else. Keep watching.
Okay, I'm not a racist, but okay. You told me I don't belong here. Uh you literally said my ancestry has gone back.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the premise of the “Am I British?” confrontation?
0:00–1:13
2
How does the Restore Britain speaker define “British” lineage?
1:13–3:12
3
Why does the woke woman interpret the answer as a personal attack?
3:12–5:20
4
What arguments are made about British history and cultural preservation?
5:20–7:15
5
How does the host compare the British identity debate to immigration issues in the US?
7:15–9:55
6
What is the final legal versus cultural answer to “Am I British?”
9:55–10:01
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