what makes more sense to help the homeless/poverty problem. to give charities money/govt welfare. or to fix a broken society. starting with the married family, drug policy, and education policy. Peter Hitchens is completely right about all of this. Peter tackles the real problem, the root of it all, he doesn't focus on the results of the problems, that gets us nowhere.
As usual Peter Hitchens deep thought and reflection stands out but also highlights how the others on these panels miss many points with their conclusions.
18:56 - called it! The persecution that goes on - livelihood, job, family, finances will be ripped apart - not jail, but just as bad in many subtle ways.
18:35 Back in the early 1980s, Anthony Charles Lynton Blair was fined £500 at Bow St Magistrates Court for solliciting young men in a public toilet. He gave his name as Charles Lynton and didn't appear in Court.
@@Philljag Cry? Why would I do that? 😂. Considering you were the one acting offended by someone else's admiration for Hitchens. And he's been spot on about literally everything he has said. Literally everything.
5:25 You know it's people like her who also pander to Islam, yet the irony is lost of them completely. Would love to see her say this about Muslims and Mosques, rather than targeting the Christian churches.
Not really. Take the point made at by David Dimbleby at 3:36 as one example. Heterosexual couples can now enter into civil partnerships (from 2019) so the strange idea that same sex couples are being treated preferentially by society is irrelevant.
@@MontyCantsin5 "so the strange idea that same sex couples are being treated preferentially by society is irrelevant." Except they are very much treated preferentially by society.
@@Ennis85: Hardly. The very fact that there is still a struggle for LGBTQI+ rights all over the world shows that there is still a long way to go before they are treated the same way as those who identify as heterosexual.
@@Ennis85 Do u inhabit planet Earth? To test your absurd hypothesis, sport a "Glad to be Gay" badge, choose your society and walk hand in hand, kiss and cuddle like any normal heterosexual does, and be subjected to being 'treated preferentially by society'.
@@blaxtru Yeah how many laws have been passed granting them special "rights" again? How many days of the year it it now that are dedicated to the celebrations of their lifestyle? Who is more likely to be sanctioned or lose their job? A person who comes out as homosexual at their work place or a hetrosexual who states that marriage is the union between man and woman?
44:06 I like will self on some issues but how does he not understand some an elementary concept of enforcing laws reduces number of people from committing criminal acts.
