Rare Paul Weller Interview from the early 80's. Paul John Weller (The Jam, Style Council) born John William Weller; 25 May 1958, is an English singer-songwriter and musician.
He’s not trying to change things for the better, he just wanted to help destroy western civilisation with his moronic ideas..he hates people , just look at the UK in 2024 compared to 1981, destroyed by moronic Weller types in the media and universities.. The fact that he’s from a working class background makes it even more repulsive..
They're all part of the same thing as far as Im concerned, they're all a question of dissent against this governments policies and probably in a more general way against the whole of the kind of capitalist policies as well and I think there are a lot of people whod like to see a different system set up in this country and indeed the western world
@@JoeyArmstrong2800 these days, it's quite hard to tell the difference between the parties. If you were to read the parties' manifestos having had the identity removed, I'd struggle to tell which belonged to which party The only one that would be obvious would be the Greens. Politics has to be so centrist these days to attract the most votes so you get a quite watered down version of an ideology to the point where you can barely tell them apart. Of course, you will see some fringe parties who campaign for one or two major issues such that we saw during Brexit, but they don't really have any other policies, or if they do, it's 'back of a fag packet' stuff.
On the day of the election 2024, how do you feel about capitalism which has led us to 20% of children below the poverty line and they can't even swim in the local rivers and shores?
@@harveysmith100 if you see a troubled family do you declare that families don't work and we should try something else? Do you know how extreme it is to suggest that we shouldn't have some form of capitalism? Do you remember in Cambodia, where people got slaughtered if there hands were too soft by the left wing govt? I think its sensible that we maintain some rights, and that includes basic private ownership rights
@@danw5760 Just read what you have written? This is the problem, whenever someone suggests anything left of centre in this country someone equates left wing politics with crazy dictators in third world countries. Cambodia had nothing to do with left or right, just madness. You fail to mention the left leaning politics of Japan, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Norway or Finland. Those countries seem to be OK. I in 5 children in Britain going hungry. We are the sixth richest country in the world and our children are hungry. Seriously, get a grip on reality
@@harveysmith100 where to begin with your comment. If you had said something like, "how do you feel about this KIND OF capitalism", yeh, that would be left of centre, but you didn't, you said capitalism. There is no getting around the fact if you wish to overthrow the entire social and economic system, you are extreme and should be compared to the ideologies that share your view. Your comments on Cambodia are gross, it was literally a Marxist government, to try and obscure our understanding with your dishonest comment is not acceptable. It's no coincidence people with soft hands were chosen, it's because it proved they weren't working class enough. So it is in fact you that are not in touch with reality and real history. Lastly, 20 percent of youngsters are not living in poverty, these are just word games with how one defines poverty. The number living in actual poverty which most people would recognize as poverty is far smaller
