but there are cases like the Scottish war for example

That's not British in character though

in which we can see that wasn't the case

so, could we actually say that trait is british or rather

adopted?

But it's not

so it's an adopted trait

Uh 🤔

like take commies for example

all they see is social class in a basis

if nobody would ever talk about race

How is individualism British

they would still gather under their social class

73% of British natives agreed with Enoch powell's river of blood speech

Oh, I was saying, it is actually not - is more of a learned trait

but it is not essentially british

but most british like Sargon have it probably

So why bring it up his British identity

Probably?

This is a poor tactic to use against someone who is saying identity politics is vacuous

Wym

Bringing up his identity traits? I think not

But

Imagine how he would respond to you

like we just concluded, individualism is not really british

is more of a learned trait

Saying "you just that because you're British" won't change anything

so ye, we couldn't use that

What would be interesting though

And this might be besides the point

Is knowing his education

If he went to university and what major he did

Mmmmmmmmmmm

Ye, it would shed some light on how his perception of things developed

I agree

I think Sargon is just a stepping stone ultimately

It is

I don't think many people follow his ideology for more than a few months

I think most people watch his videos on feminism, which are good, and then see people like Spencer and Allsup who are just more based

tbh it would be interesting if he developed the ultimate liberal doctrine

Who make more sense