Jacob Rees-Mogg clashes with activist over proposed changes to football badges due to slavery links 

Mogg's made a career of it.

@@paulfenton7776 Are you two twinnies ?

Plenty of black slave owners back in the day, maybe his ancestors owned some 🤔 blacks selling blacks is nothing new and they still do it today but nobody cares because there’s no compensation to be grifted out of them.

I agree.

He's a parasite who is looking to get what he can out of us. Pure and simple.

@@laurenceBDontYaNo ww2 ones?

@@laurenceBDontYaNo I wasn't aware they'd compensated the family of men they tortured, starved and beheaded with a Samurai sword. What about the Myanmar villagers they tied to trees and used for bayonet practice? They took their names first?

@@laurenceBDontYaNo You are unwittingly making Mogg's point for him: Britain also paid reparations by waging a war against slavery, which cost a lot of money. Most people don't realize that the Royal Navy was still freeing slaves in the early decades of the 20th century!

@@laurenceBDontYaNo Great word play. I'm really surprised a leftists mug could do such things 👋👋👋 well dome sir

Typical racist, no wonder there’s so much anger !

Actually he's British and doing very well for himself making big fat fees appearing on TV . Just another grifter making a living out of bashing the UK. Seems to be the latest fakery. ☹️

Funded by the public purse.

@Elk Paz JRM, I assume.

This young man will not listen to any answers to any questions he asks. Typical “activist “who has a rehearsed conversation and will not listen to anyone else

@@suzyt9911 Leftists are worse than a religion. At least if he was preaching some kind of theology it would be playing fair.

Why don't they mention the ships that patrolled the Barbary coast by the English navy and intercepted slave ships. We were appalled by the idea of people as chattel, that's who England are. Check your history.

They want to silence everyone who wont comply

Its about hatered.

What lack of education on your part? Reparations it's not about money solely. Slavery yes happens as a form of oppression, but between Africa and Europe was Chattel Slavery and the ramifications still to this day. Please, please, please. Britain has a catalogue of books explaining why this is relevant. I am so tired of the scale of ignorance in this debate. From the left and also from the right. Look at the meaning of the words Chatto about this topic. Moreover, we still address individuals with Colonial undertones. I don't agree with everything otherwise is free for all but this one you guys need education.

@@ReasonAboveEverything Get some books and read before addressing someone like that. Otherwise Kemi wouldn't be there.

I wish THESE PEOPLE would leave the country they so obviously despise !

​@@LuzdoSol00 calling people uneducated, refers to chattel slavery as "chatto". Also doesn't realise that Arab slavery was also largely of this model, not to mention castration and brutal treatment meaning no descendents to claim reparations from.

There's no anti-Western grift to exploit in going after Africans.

@Skylongskylong The Arabs are just as much part of the African slave trade of yesterday as they are of today no one wants to mention the Sub-Saharan trade that historic fact will always get over looked.

Same Africans who sold slaves are running their countries now same families. But nobody want to talk about that

Slavery is booming in Africa and the profits are spent with arms dealers.

Funny how they never go after their own kind when they were the ones selling the slaves to Europeans or that it was England that put a stop to the slave trade.

Thats actually true. infact im going to steal that line

​@@RestingonHope Feel free to take it, with my compliments!

Mebb. Brilliantly put. Well said. 👍

And most of us bloody didnt take part in the trade, my ancestors were busy dying in their 30s from factory or mining work or being shipped off for years of captivity and penal labour to australia for stealing food and other petty crime, in some cases their entire families were sent in exchange for no death sentence.

@Hermit Permit he wasn't saying you should pay, but the generational wealth of people like Drax.

They always are

That's what Mogg does all the time. His whataboutisms completely failed.

@@paulfenton7776 there’s nothing wrong with whataboutism, it provides nuance when nuance isn’t there

He's ignorant

@@sookmajoaby Who ?

Want to hear something shocking? Slavery is alive and well but the victims are mainly white and from eastern Europe, but no one cares about them as a black person with a chip on his shoulder trying to con money for someone that died nearly 200 years before he was born matters more. There's no reparations for them or reparations for the victims of black crime. These people took a lot more back then they ever lost and it still isn't enough. It should be part of the deal, any black person demanding reparations should have to repay the UK for everything he and his family took out first. Then the second part of the deal is he and his family once they've gotten their money is leave the UK and never return.

As a white Aussie I can testify to that my own descendants came from the English slave prison ships to Australia . They were made to work as slaves against their will for the English at that period of time in history . They may have knocked off a loaf of bread . I could understand if it were a raisin and toast loaf but just a plain white loaf was too harsh .

@@addamr2052 Bl*ck people own the monopoly on slavery and pity. They don't care just about every race has been in enslaved by another at some point or that they were enslaved by their own people and sold to Europeans. They just want to hate on wh*te people and live on pity, this is just the perfect excuse. If it was really about the slavery they would go after their own people who were the ones that slapped the chains on first.

Yes a very,very tiny percent of Brits were slave owners. Most of us were not paid enough to feed ourselves.

That's the Grift......and it will never stop!

Want soneone else's money more like

Mogg always does that.

​@@paulfenton7776 Mogg wasn't the one talking over him.

@CRS mogg never listens to an opposing opinion because he always thinks he's right when, in reality, he's mostly wrong.

@@crs2385 He knows that, he's just being a gob on a stick

​@@paulfenton7776 Actually he does listen to the other side. And responds accordingly to the relevant points/opposing arguments. He doesn't interrupt like this activist is doing.

@@BonusHole There was unemployment in the Caribbean after the war and their governments asked the British to provide jobs. Should have said no.

We paid the owners of the slave trade, not the slaves. Our own taxes went to slave owners

The Athenians had a lottery form of Democracy , but Democracy really stared in Britain when the Enlightenment ideas of John Locke were put into the 1689 English Bill of Rights. From here Democratic Rights and Human rights , science , technology and public programs began to evolve over the next 300 years . This was eventually exported to the US , NZ , Australia , Canada , and Japan . This is one of the greatest achievements in all of humanity .

@@charlie1lewis We paid for the manumission of slaves who were legally property. That is why it worked. In America the refusal to do the same to the owners of slaves on the Southern plantations resulted in civil war. A lot of help was given to the former slaves not least by the Church of the West Indies but that was not enforced taxation. And any way why do these wonderful people who so enrich us and are such strong individuals need so much help after all these generations?

@@charlie1lewis We not only paid for their freedom - we used our Armies and Navies to end the trade in West and North Africa, South America, Europe, East Africa, and finally Arabia. Thousandsof our men were maimed or died - the Africans and Arabs pleaded with us to allow them to use sl-a-ves. The British are the heroes - stop embarrassing yourself - your ancestors are so ashamed of you!

We are also the country that created the West African Squadron, East African Squadron and Carribean Squadron and did our best to end slavery. Why are they focused on fighting the country that did the most to end slavery rather than the countries that continue with slavery? Given how much we gave them I fail to understand the complete lack of gratitude. British navy gave their lives but they want money. Sick.

@@Jamie-Zbecause Britain is the progenitor of the anglosphere, and basically the modern world. The leftists have to bring us down to symbolically destroy the West

We want OUR OUR OUR how about everybody just stops going on about the past no wonder everybody is stuck in the mud and don’t move forward stop talking about irrelevant topics that have no bearing on us moving forward together as the human RACE so we are one aren’t we not? We are not the human sub races ie different colours

@Footballs Issue Podcast No, a real clown says nothing of content.

@@Footballsissue Apologies if I am misinterpreting your comment but it seems as if you are suggesting that the British started the slave trade in Africa. As I'm sure you are aware, the Atlantic slave trade lasted for 366 years whereas slave trading was practiced by various African kingdoms and empires for more than 2,000 years. Slavery in northern Africa dates back to ancient Egypt. Ancient trade routes crisscrossed the continent, many of them pathways for the movement of local and international commerce and enslaved people. African traders linked routes from the west coast to distant communities of the Nile and the Red Sea. Similarly, trade routes traversed north and south, linking the Sahara with the savanna to the south, as well as to the forested regions of the continent. The best known of these ancient trade routes were those crossing the Sahara. For centuries, caravans of Arab and Berber traders transported African captives from sub-Saharan Africa, trekking along a series of arduous stages to the slave markets of North Africa, the Mediterranean, Asia, and Europe. From the eighth century, demand for African slaves was accentuated by the spread of Islam. The vast networks of trade routes controlled by muslims were used to capture people and transport African captives far from their homelands. Islamic religion penetrated ever farther south, deep into West Africa, along the East African coast, and far into the African interior. Thus, its traders forged new trading links, providing goods from Europe and the East, which Africans exchanged for their exports, including slaves. North African muslims created networks of trade that spanned a vast area of sub-Saharan Africa. African societies were ensnared by foreign slavers on the trading routes and forcibly marched in camel caravans across the Sahara Desert, often enormous distances, to markets in the north. The trans-Saharan routes were broken into small sectors, with goods and people bartered and sold multiple times to new traders en route. The end result was that African captives were transported from deep in the continent to the edge of the Mediterranean, and even onward to Europe and to the empires of the Eastern Mediterranean. Berber and Arab trading routes created noticeable African ethnic groups in many major towns around the Mediterranean, from Cairo to Istanbul. Traders moved African captives north along the trade routes of the Nile and sold them in Cairo’s slave markets (both to local slave owners and for onward sale). Many were women, destined for lives as domestic slaves and concubines. These internal trading routes were not devoted solely to the movement of slaves: they were trade routes along which a host of African commodities, ivory, for example, were transported north from Africa. Enslaved Africans were often forced to work as porters, carrying other goods being transported north. This trading system survived into the twentieth century. European traders and sailors benefitted from these links when they began to trade along the coast in the fifteenth century, acquiring goods-and people-who were captured from the interior and brought to the Atlantic coast via the African traders’ inland trading systems. The Portuguese were originally attracted by the possibility of trading with coastal peoples for gold. In time, the desire for labor in the colonies caused Europeans to demand African labourers to work on their plantations in the Americas and Caribbean. The Atlantic slave trade lasted 366 years, but many Saharan trade routes survived for the better part of a millennium.

🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Now that would be worth it!

Give em nothing, they've taken out plenty over the years and the victims of black crime never get a penny.

@@dave4803 absolutely!! We have to stand up to this!

We need mass repatriations..

Interesting premise. Could be an alternative banner on demonstrations.

Apart from being disgusting, what logic is there behind that?

@@MrJREllman isn't it obvious? You won't have racial strangers constantly denouncing and demonising you in your own country.

I agree with Clem.

Because these over paid morons have already grovelled to them on one knee for years and they know they will grovel to them again

Ireland is one of the top ranked democracies in the world today . Its a strong Democracy that allows Human Rights , a Strong Economy , and Social Programs to grow . Of course having one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the world didn't hurt either . But of course corporate headquarters will move Ireland because its a Democratic Stable Country . .

Ireland is a crooked Banana Republic, they have stopped moaning about the potato famine or Cromwell, its such a great Country millions have left the place and gone all over the World.

I don't want reparations, it would be nice to go into a shop without being followed by security. Be nice to be treated like everyone else instead of a suspect.

Only cos you didn’t think about it.

@@landsea7332 having globalist organisations dictating irish government policy is hardly democracy. They are the reason the Irish government are drastically altering Ireland's demographics. London is still a major financial centre. Dublin is a tiny afterthought.

he doesnt care about that he would have to be real for that battle

There’s 2 massive civil wars with bodies piling up in Africa as he speaks, Sudan and Haiti.

the bloke was smug and irritating

When you ask a question and then continuously talk over the persons answer, you lose the debate automatically.

@@denz8261 And black

@@ericatkinson9285 denz was talking about mogg

People like him conveniently focus on one particular era of slavery and disregard the other thousands of years, including what is happening today. They also conveniently miss out the fundamental.role Africa played in that particular era by providing a plentiful supply of slaves.

Don't forget the Saxons and Danes,

@@berserkerphil907 And Paddington Bear.

Afrter the Romans left, the Gaelic tribes of Ireland started stealing Britons - then the Danes and Swedes - who would keep some and sell the rest to North Africans and Ottoman Turks. Then the North Africans would sail here themselves. We were conquered by Rome, Denmark, France, and the Dutch placed a king upon us. We couldn't go to sea without being attacked by the French, Scandinavians, Portuguese, Spanish, Barbary Pirates,, and the Ottomans. I'm sure they think we could've just told our attackers that we believe in equality now, so please leave us alone!

That’s what they do.

why is he even called Nylander isn't that a Viking name? sounds like cultural appropriation to me. perhaps he should pay reparations to the Danes for stealing a perfectly Nordic name

I think perhaps we would say that if the families of the criminals directly profited from the crimes by their kinfolk, then yes. If one of your family had stolen money from an innocent victim and given you that money, would you have the integrity to pay it back to the victim from whom it was stolen?

@@MrJREllman So you're part of the problem then.

They obviously did benefit by living in the same house and eating the profits, pay up sons of criminals.

They all do.

it's because black people can't create, they're great athletes (or physical specimens should I say) and can really jam in a jazz band, but they're too simple-minded and impulsive to get anywhere civilization wise

And self entitled.

@@MB-ko3mr As I said before they all do.

To be fair,he is well balanced as he has a chip on both shoulders..

Agreed and this is another reason why his gold watch analogy is utter nonsense.

Exactly what I thought when heard him state that. The guy is a filthy sophist, as most on the extreme left are.

answer is: nothing

Zimbabwe...............a case in point!

They shouldn't have bothered.

@@laurenceBDontYaNo - Did he, I hadn't heard that!

Difficult to argue with selective ignorance, where he cherry picks his points. Ask him about the one million whites taken by the Barbary Pirates and sold in North African slave auctions over the course of about three centurys. Before that it was the vikings and they took over from the Romans. Point is, slavery has nothing to do with skin colour and everything to do with the strong taking what they want from the weak. When Britain became strong enough we were the ones who put an end to slavery, thanks to the exploits of the Royal Navy who spent around 150 years catching slave ships and freeing the captives. As for reparations, we've already paid. The Government of the time took the decision to end slavery everywhere and paid the slave owners to free their slaves, which incurred a debt we only finished paying in 2015. The video here on youtube 'British Crusade Against Slavery' should be required viewing before any of these idiots with a chip on their shoulder get air time. Learn some history first and as you say, the Africans enslaving each other was the normal way of life and for a time we did take advantage of it. once we were strong enough we also put an end to it.

SSSShhhhhhhhhh keep it down that would ruin the whole Narrative

Certainly, the widespread nature of slavery throughout history is a fact. However, the British Empire provides a relatively recent entity and its people here in these islands offer a convenient approachable target for all sorts of aims that seek benefit for their claimants that would stand no chance of any success in any other land today that shares a similar historical background. Where are the claims here in Europe against Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, The Netherlands et al?

@@laurenceBDontYaNo all empires throughout history have committed crimes Spain murdered all those Inkas in South America and stole billions in gold. Nothing is ever said about that France has a bad history too like i said how far back do we go. The Romans made human beings fight to death in the colluesum black and white people its more complicated than you realise slavery

And all of them white slaves no black slaves so it's white that should be getting all the money

@@laurenceBDontYaNo Maybe not. But it is a reasonable point.

@@laurenceBDontYaNo You are the expert Laurence. Name each crime.

@@laurenceBDontYaNo Slavery is even in the Christian BIBLE Moses leads the Jews out of Bondage in Egypt . America fought a war over Slavery in America and what about modern day slavery to like i said its more complicated

He is just on a bandwagon whereby his lack of talent or any real contribution to any society gives him a mealticket by virtue of the capture of our tax money by institutions trying to return the country to year zero.

@@laurenceBDontYaNo No, I look forward not back. We can only change the future for good and treat everyone equal. Why does everything always come down to money ? how does that atone for history. Money, money , money ! The past is the past. Grandstanding on reparations and making a career out of it is a bit rich. Using the past horrors for current gain is pretty poor. Maybe Femi could apply his talent to solving a problem of today like the current Government corruption in the parts of the world he apparently fights for ? Maybe taking on the current issues that CAN be changed would be a better use of his time and talents.

Generational wealth is what prevents many people from progressing economically. Drax is worth 150 million. He can afford to give something back.

@@paulfenton7776 How far do you think 75 million is going to go and if it was spit between everyone how much do you think everyone going to get. ..

Love how you think you’re be intellectual as opposed to just plain racist 😂

@Mary Quinn-Stewart there's loads more generational wealth out there. If we taxed these people properly, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in now. They've literally been getting away with it for generations.

Ha ha Scott Adams was correct stay the f away from them they are not good people..👍

They are running the show.

Today's hardworking taxpayers have already paid for it. The UK didn't settle the debt incurred by ending slavery until 2015. How about some reparations for that? And let's not start on all the financial aid we've sent to these countries through the years.

it has in America, we are copying them 😥😢

at least they have necklacing and earthquakes

There is no such thing as Caribbean people either like he claims. They are Africans.

At least he tries.. I would 100% agree with your comment if I saw someone like Andrew Brigden being given an opportunity on BBC

You must have been watching a different interview.

@@paulfenton7776 as always, it depends on your opinion.

More recently the Barbary Pirates who stole women and children from Devon and Cornwall.

@@elkpaz560 shhh don't let logic and factually accurate history get in the way of ideology

@@laurenceBDontYaNo but they were taken as slaves by African tribes and sold to western nations. I am not sure just describing the actual historical facts is deflection? If someone steals something, then sells that to someone who sells it on, surely all people in the chain should be held accountable?

Why do we give so much aid money to Jamaica?

@@sandraowens4821 not aware that we do. It isn't within the top 20 countries we give ODA to.

I know the arguments. No mention at all of the black slave traders. Reparation should start there.

​@@luciusesox1luckysox570 Britain wasn't even the biggest slave trader in the Atlantic slave trade. And the Arab slave trade was huge, and lasted centuries longer. The reparations grifter is historically illiterate.

@@bobbyuk5866 I mean slavery has been a staple of human civilization since the beginning of recorded history. However it's only European colonialists who are mentioned in any conversation about it. And that is because for years now, a small, entitled group have seen their opportunity to grift on race grievance and make themselves a nice chunk of cash.

@@goodlookinouthomie1757 You nailed it!

yet.

He can pay back all the money he and his family have taken out of the UK over the years first. Then make reputations to victims of black crime. Lasty before he gets a penny he and his family need to leave the UK first and never come back. Until they do all that no money.

@@dave4803 sounds like a plan, pity we know he only thinks of things like reparations in one direction.

@@markgorton4154 Black people are selfish and think only they can be victims. They are so used to playing the pity card to get what they want in life, you don't see Jewish people acting that way towards the Germans and they had worse done to them then being made to pick cotton.

but now old Charlie Windsor has started it off thinking they will love him afterwards, our useless, woke politicians will do the same. But people liek him will still hate us and demand more & more. You can't win with these people, they're just nasty, extremely unhappy people.

Yes, and Femi made the same point.