I'm 70 and deeply saddened by people like her she wants to live back in the 1930s and the world has moved on leaving her behind.

@julianshepherd2038

2 ай бұрын

She wants to live now and others to go backwards.

@robertpearce8394

2 ай бұрын

A world that never actually existed.

@andrewrobinson2565

2 ай бұрын

Is she 95 years old?

@DannyDaFlite

2 ай бұрын

exactly regression not a good impression

@andydudley1775

2 ай бұрын

no she does not she wants to go back to mass slavery like in the good old days when her family owned people .

This woman would make a great USA MAGA member! One of many of our unthinking citizens. At 78 years old I'm quite ashamed of this woman and hope young people don't think all of us boomers are like that.

@patricaomas8750

2 ай бұрын

It's called MUKGA led by Nigel. I forgot that turd is going to the USA to help Donny, perhaps that will help?

@lindabennett6597

2 ай бұрын

I'm appalled that an ex Prime Minister of Britain was expressing support for Trump, a liar, insurrectionist, a racist amisogynist , and now a convicted villain. How far are we sinking 😢

@user-my8bb6nc1x

2 ай бұрын

Sunak going for the vote from dried up old witches like her

@DerekHarrison-ue9vv

2 ай бұрын

@@lindabennett6597 Politics in the United States and the UK is in an absolute mess!😾

@joeavreg2254

2 ай бұрын

@@lindabennett6597 Churchill would have been a big fan of Trump, they have very similar values. He just would have disliked his accent maybe.

You go pick hops lady…..

@WardyLion

2 ай бұрын

She won’t. People like her always say other people should do it. Same with the recent National Service proposal - so far everyone who seems to be in favour aren’t the ones who will have to do it.

@caterthun4853

2 ай бұрын

Just into Brexit a Tory minister suggested that picking fruit would be good part time work for the retired..Just like her. Why is she not doing it

@nathanu6759

Ай бұрын

@@WardyLionand 40% of young people will dodge it 😂

I'm 72 and I am frustrated by stoopid old people who seem unable to accept change. My Mum and Dad used to go to Kent to pick hops. This was the closest they got to a holiday, it was also back in the 1930s. The world has changed and constantly changes, we should be allowed to change too and have another Brexit referendum, if only to make up for the huge pack of lies the Twatories sold us.

@user-sd3ik9rt6d

2 ай бұрын

I guess you're experienced enough and wise enough to know about the Chinese great leap forward when the students denounced their tutors and we're often sent into the countryside to work. We will be told to trap sparrows next.

@blaircorral8158

2 ай бұрын

Twatoreis!👍😂🤦

@paulwilson2651

2 ай бұрын

Scottish referendum first.

@WebToolkit

2 ай бұрын

​@@paulwilson2651it's not an either or. Anyway surely we should do the brexit referendum first because a lot of people want to leave because they want to rejoin the EU.

@WebToolkit

2 ай бұрын

It's hardly my fault that farmers don't pay livable wages anymore. Presumably she doesn't realize that 0.75p a day is not enough to live on anymore.

I’m in my late 60s. Why on earth should younger generations be disenfranchised and denied opportunity for the sake of whatever jingoistic nonsense or bigotry I might espouse. And, by the way, the implacable denial and wilful ignorance demonstrated by this silly woman are not compulsory as you get older. Take heart.

I'm 67 and am horrified by these nutcases. Age doesn't always bring wisdom. Sometimes they just lie through their teeth. I actually was listening to an elderly lady talking about the war the other week. Later on I worked out she must have been born in 1947 after the war was over. I won't bore you with my life story but I'll just say that it makes my blood boil that my children are having it harder than we did. One of my adult children still lives with us and I honestly don't know how he will ever afford a place of his own. Luckily he's got us. Do they really think if they try to change things to be 'like it was in the old days' they'll look at the mirror and see they've magically regained their youth?

@OscarOSullivan

2 ай бұрын

Post industrial society land becomes more important for generating money again.

@DerekHarrison-ue9vv

2 ай бұрын

It amazes me that some of the generation who are in their late 60s,70s and early 80s,people who’d been Teds,Beatniks,Mods,Rockers,Hippies,Skinheads,who were anti establishment,rebellious,have become card carrying Tories in later life! It just goes against everything they believed in when they were growing up and saw what politicians,especially the Tories were up to.

@Nun195

2 ай бұрын

If someone is dumb at age 25 , they aren’t gonna smarten up at 65.

@goitcore

2 ай бұрын

Well we've brought back scurvy. What are you complaining about.

@jujutrini8412

2 ай бұрын

The people like this lady really don’t care about young people. My mother is in her eighties. She consulted with all her kids about the referendum and concluded that her grandkids would suffer if we left the EU so voted accordingly. Her number one thought was what would be best for the kids of the future (and of course her own kith and kin). She knew there would be a long period of adjustment and that whole time her grandkids would be reaching the age of majority in a financially strapped period for the country - and no way would she push that burden on them!

Like many Brexiteers, she clearly thinks that "freedom of movement" only applies to Johnny Foreigner, not we Britons. WE should be allowed to go anywhere and do anything in her selfish narrow little mind. She's quite elderly and so am I, but we couldn't be further apart in our thinking. Hop picking? Give me a break!! I hope Labour do get in and that she HATES it!!

She is the perfect exempla of the problem, stuck in the past.

@MrsGardiner

2 ай бұрын

Indeed she should talk to farmers. The pace of picking that is now the norm and the stamina needed is totally different from the leisurely picking hops with a singsong and a chat that she thinks of.

@bradsmith9689

2 ай бұрын

Why stuck in the past? Conservative, Labour, Lib Dems fully accept Brexit Starmer will become PM and he supports Brexit, if anyone is stuck in the past it's you.

@ozzie2612

2 ай бұрын

@@bradsmith9689 labour will look for stronger re-alignment with the E.U from the 5th july

@kingpig8732

2 ай бұрын

@@bradsmith9689I’m sure they’d like to get back in but they realise that Brexit still has charlatans like the Tory party and reform Uk still saying it was a good thing, until there’s a clear consensus for rejoin I don’t think we’re getting back in

@bradsmith9689

2 ай бұрын

@@ozzie2612 Vague talk of alignment, contrast that with all the talk of a second referendum. Yes, politicians have clearly moved towards the Brexit vote of the lady. It isn't her living in the past now, is it?

This Lady obviously didn't get, that hops gets harvested with machinery only ...since the late 1950s ...🙄😂 Cheers 🍻

@helloweener2007

2 ай бұрын

What? There are no 4m large men picking the hops from the top by hand? ;)

@goitcore

2 ай бұрын

Nah, it still needs people. I've been on the back of a picker it horrible.

@saba1030

2 ай бұрын

@@goitcore Not in Germany...☺️

@dolceanstar

2 ай бұрын

She's been drunk since 1952!!!

@Lighthawk1986

2 ай бұрын

@@saba1030yeah but there wasn’t really enough investment in that kind of tech in the uk. Farmers prefer serfs to live in caravans on site so they can take part of the wages back as rent. Big shock British people won’t sign up for that.

Interesting fact 15% of all Brexit voters over 65 have passed on .....draw your own conclusions...

@guyspearing4608

2 ай бұрын

Only 15%? Surely more.

@billpugh58

2 ай бұрын

@@peterholden3672 Thats what I also understood. in fact by January 2019 is what I read in one report.

@paulbird3235

2 ай бұрын

Well thet's a relief isnt it!.

@caboosealmighty3735

2 ай бұрын

So if my maths is right, that would be about a 7.8% shift, depending on the people that are old enough to vote now.

@bradsmith9689

2 ай бұрын

Labour has moved from promoting a second referendum to supporting Brexit. The conclusion clearly is that it's over, nobody other than a very few are interested in the EU.

Hers must be the most selfish generation we have suffered. 🐐

@barryboom717

2 ай бұрын

It was also her generation who avoided national service and started antisocial youth subcultures like Mods, Rockers, Hippies and Punks. There are KZread uploads of old reports on Mods and Rockers in the 60s meeting in Brighton for a massive fight. Now they want the youth of today to be conscripted to "learn some respect". They're not just selfish, they're dam right hypocritical.

@billpugh58

2 ай бұрын

Screw up the country for 90 years then blame others.

@sarahstrupinski6863

2 ай бұрын

Rest assured there are many of the 'boomer' generation who are open minded, love young people and are not bigoted, racist etc. Don't tar all of us with the same brush!

@marksykes1191

2 ай бұрын

I’m 61 & do not dare tar me with the same brush as this idiot ! I am an avid remainer & have lost former friends & relatives over their stupidity of voting for brexit !

@E6hosting

2 ай бұрын

OK boomer.

so many are quick to say the young should not vote, but lynn provides the argument that the old should not vote, look at the mess their selfishness has created!

@audreymcgready4329

2 ай бұрын

I wonder if Lynn supports the women getting a vote?.

@mjc8281

2 ай бұрын

I take the reverse view myself Lynn shows why younger people should vote, if the under 20s got out in the kind of numbers the over 75s do they wouldn't be the political punching-ball that they are and frankly they are way more intune with current issues that the over 75s and thats coming from someone who is almost 60...

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

That is 100 and my mum's 95 my dad was in the Wall at 17 and yeah I hear tales when I go to old people's clubs because I'm 72 myself about in the war in the war so I said to this lady how old are you and I said when you wasn't in the washer and some of them may have been but they were little baby cut one or two years and they remember the this and that I said well your book you must be brilliant memory because I don't know any babies at six and nine months who remember things like that this just so many lies told and then all this oh in the military or wonderful yes but they had to go because we were at war and I'm sure if we were then people would have volunteer but why should I don't want my grandchildren being killed and know did you a lot of people but if you want to join the forces that's a choice but people like this woman well greedy selfish as all it is or either that she's gonna be seen now it's terribly sad we've got the selfish horrible people like this old woman I think it was the most of the old people and I will often get told this but as I'm 72 I feel quite annoyed by it because I think it was really really selfish people a lot of the people who in the who were in the forces wanted to as well because they seem to be very right wing because Mrs Thatcher made sure that they were looked after better they can choose the school they went to send their children to even if you live in that road you have to walk two or three miles to the next school with your child because they get first pick they get first pick a housing when they come out the forces they're often given their council house but that's where they are near the basis like you need Stanger which and they always get the best pick even if you're being given a house and they pop up and want it they have it it's so unfair and it's called so much resentment you can't believe aremp stood up once and said all people are proud to give up the Houses and well the Bo o and the screaming of people was definitely people aren't we want a fair world because everybody whatever job you do whether you're the King of England or the dustman and to be perfect honest who's more vital to you the dustman

@thecocktailian2091

2 ай бұрын

The elderly surely should not have vote. They are voting on things that will never affect them and will only affect those they leave behind. After 70, your voting days should be done. Of course there should also be a cognitive and IQ test for ALL voters. But alas, these things will never come to pass.

@dominicparker6124

2 ай бұрын

Old people will never be young again, but young people will be old eventually. Therefore, young people have a better perspective on how society should be setup, whereas old people are just 'ill get everything i can take fuck you'

I'm 80 and voted remain, as did my wife of a similar age. My daughters voted remain so that our grandchildren could continue to benefit from EU membership. My wife was born in NI, so she qualified as an Irish citizen and now holds dual nationality (UK and ROI). Our daughters are following suit as they also qualify having an Irish parent, and so will their children by a similar rule. So don't tell me that all the elderly voted leave, some of us weren't senile, deluded or taken in by a pack of blatant lies. Neither are we all xenophobic, racist bigots. And whilst we would all have liked to give David Cameron a good kicking in 2016, shooting ourselves in the foot was not the way to go.

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

You ain't gonna be living and a working in eu unless you are fluent speaker. English ain't 1st language anywhere Every job interview I did in france in 18 years there was In french! No.exception! Same in spain, or italy! U gotta go head to head against hungry locals in their language! Good effin luck there!

@aliwhitwell

2 ай бұрын

Scotland with an aging population voted overwhelmingly to remain!

@user-yb9ww6lv7j

2 ай бұрын

Brexit is nothing to do with xenophobia or bigotry, it's a matter of sense, that you can't run an economy or plan anything when you don't know how many people are in the country from one year to the next, which has been proven by the Tories by letting all and sundry in. There was also no lies given, because all that they said would happen, could happen but they refuse to do so.

@exasperated

2 ай бұрын

@@user-yb9ww6lv7j Oh the irony. "You can't plan anything when you don't know how many people are in the country.." Brexiters planned the square root of fuck all, didn't stop them convincing a load of flagshaggers and xenophobes from crippling the country economically and socially. And did you notice the current high levels of immigration are happening in a post Brexit world? So yeah, that's played out exactly as Brexiters "planned", hasn't it.

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

Good luck moving to eu with irish passport. You will find- 1) unemployment is much higher than uk 2) english isn't 1st language anywhere, making your job interview in a foreign language, lets say "demanding" head to head against legions of locals 😅

And guess who Rishi Sunak's National Service bollocks is aimed at.

@Hascienda27

2 ай бұрын

All of the Tories bollocks is aimed at these

@wainerollins2587

2 ай бұрын

Yes, aimed at people who probably never had to do it themselves, as nobody under 85 would have been required to do it. Just typical.

The Tories have presided over the biggest fall in living standards ever and Lynn thinks people talking about wanting to vote Labour is dangerous. The extent to how clueless these people are would be funny if it wasn't so dangerous

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

She's probably got plenty of money so she doesn't care long as it doesn't affect her or any of her children doesn't think beyond that I don't suppose horrible old person

Lynn. there was a time, in the past, when the english youth went working on farms in the summer. Not many years earlier Lynn, you would not have had the vote. Years before that, the children were sent up chimneys

@patricaomas8750

2 ай бұрын

For FS, the good old days you forgot the mines and climbing under industrial weaving machines

@sigiriya5149

2 ай бұрын

She probably wouldn't mind seeing children working up in the chimneys and in the fields. As long as they aren't her own children and grandchildren... Bonus: the children are given early professional experience free of charge. In other words... a very special form of charity

@chingadapistolero

Ай бұрын

And rainbows used to be in black and white! And schoolchildren had rickets! Oh the good old days 😂

I'm 60 and i get fed up with my peers coming out with this selfish nonsense, its like the National Service debate its always more popular with people unlikely to be called up

@user-xk2ig4tc3f

2 ай бұрын

Same age as you, I just cannot listen to so many of my peers, off their brexit rockers

@sadjaxx

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely on the mark!

@iangregory3719

2 ай бұрын

62, 9 years in the RAF, vehemently opposed to this national service crap, why should our already meagre defence budget be wasted on training, kitting and administering people who probably won't give a shit, and even if they did, get demobbed after 1 year.

@bobbralee1019

2 ай бұрын

@@iangregory3719 Hi Mate I'm former RAF too 80-15 and anyone who have served will be able to work out that National Service would be a disaster for the regular services

@evangiles4403

Ай бұрын

Just ask the Tory cleptocracy how will they pay for it and laugh with a smirk as they know the only answer to it is to tax the hell out of them

All of these old age Brexiters have lived comfortable lives largely due to our economic integration with Europe

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

Hogwash! Uk pay stagnated due to eu conveyor belt of cheap labour!- You expect factory blue coller worker who ain't seen a payrise in 20 years, vote for continued immigration that kept his wages low? 🤡 Always bellyacheing that " uk don't make anything" - yet the british workers in factories have to compete with cheap eu labour! Risible;

@jonathansimmons5353

24 күн бұрын

ruined my uk pay.. i was in paris, 8 years and worked back in the UK for 6 months- pay was the same as years earlier except hardly anyone was english speaker. the rich elderly were the ones that profited off eu free movement- a conveyor belt of cheap labour for their factories I actually worked in such a company in high wycombe. years earlier I was employed in a similar job, pre free movement, and there was hardly anyone foreign. 9 years later , I worked in the UK for 6 months, nearly everyone was from the EU.. and the pay was the same, nearly, not much n it. all the boss had to do was put a ad in the newspaper at 9 quid ph, and the door would be kicked in. now, the boss has to pay 15 quid ph. to British workers.

Yes we did pick hops/strawberries etc (I'm 69), but it was a summer job to earn a bit of cash for when we went back to college/uni. My Dad did the same. This women is just living in the past, when it was always sunny, everyone lived in pretty thatched cottages and there was no poverty. This may have been her reality, but not the reality of the majority. Sad to hear this Daily Mail driven nonsense.

@darkangel9171

2 ай бұрын

The good old days of wife beaters, alcoholism, child and families living in squalor, institutional child abuse in schools and the Catholic church, back alley abortions, etc etc etc.

Sounds like Llyn is of the opinion that we should go back to a time when women weren't allowed to have opinions.

Rich people want labour to win? Is she hammered?

@patricaomas8750

2 ай бұрын

Sniffing hops?

@brianbarcroft9167

2 ай бұрын

Are these the same people threatening to leave the UK if Labour win?

@zephyr8072

2 ай бұрын

Brexiters going full MAGA. That’s one of their arguments. The Democrats are for the rich elite! Ignoring the fact that MAGA are run by the rich elite.

@dibdab101

2 ай бұрын

one too many Tramadols

Tell the old brexiteers that they gave up Europe (and the British Empire) to the French and Germans... That really stings them.

@octavianpopescu4776

2 ай бұрын

As a European, I like to see it as: we took back control of our continent.

@SunbathinginAntarctica

2 ай бұрын

​@@octavianpopescu4776In what way? You guys still have Hungary to deal with.

@Randleray

2 ай бұрын

@@SunbathinginAntarctica Hungary has a nasty president, but it cannot blokkade everything in brussels like the Brits did back in the day.

@octavianpopescu4776

2 ай бұрын

@@SunbathinginAntarctica To deal with? I don't see Hungary as a problem. Orban, maybe, but he's not Hungary. Furthermore, Hungary doesn't have the power the UK had. Hungary is an equal among equals, a quirky equal, but an equal, not someone looking down on us seeing us as colonies. With Hungary we can be patient and reason with them.

@pragma5282

2 ай бұрын

​@@SunbathinginAntarctica Hungary is a 10 million people country with limited influence in the EU parliament. Britain had many times more MPs, large influence over other nations vote decissions in the EU council, and there was always a british commissioner (EU minister), and sometimes even two or three.

She is saying that foreign workers come and pick fruit and veg for "a pound and hour." She's not heard of the minimum wage, obviously.

@octavianpopescu4776

2 ай бұрын

She's probably thinking of the 1800s. As an Eastern European, I wouldn't even bother getting out of bed for 1 GBP/h.

@alistairmrkerr1336

2 ай бұрын

Foreign fruit pickers are paid better than British people because they work longer and harder , farmers pay their flights to come here and pick for them so they can make a profit

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

16£ ph in oz. Minimum. +8% superannuation. No shortage here! Shelf price similar to tescos!

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

​@@alistairmrkerr1336they refuse british workers bcos the migrants have to rent out lodgings on the farm, so the employer makes a big cut there too..flights, rent, lower pay. 😮

@cehaem2

2 ай бұрын

​@@jonsimmons4150Farmers are refusing British workers because they want to get foreign workers to make some extra money off them but since they can't get them they let their crops rot. OMFG.

Bless her. She's old and confused.... hang on, she and her kind put us in the mess we are in😩

@ingeblank6182

2 ай бұрын

No, young people didn't vote

@sarahstrupinski6863

2 ай бұрын

No no no, 15 years of Tory austerity has landed us in this chaos and social neglect.

@stevebartley8902

2 ай бұрын

@@sarahstrupinski6863 Hey, one thing at a time please. 😏

@3bebles

2 ай бұрын

Mothballed or what??? She can only be 'blessed' and excused if she stops trying to reverse back to the Empire 'good old' days. She does NOT represent the majority of older people. Many have kept up wit 'the times' that they and theirs NOW live in...

@jogon331

2 ай бұрын

Patronising twits

‘What do you think?’ Therein lies the problem, she doesn’t.

@marionlarkin1161

2 ай бұрын

Exactly. Her head is in control.

@PercivalBlakeney

2 ай бұрын

@andym.6141 'Most people would rather die than think and many of them do!' - Bertrand Russell. 🌹

This is tragic, ill-informed & rather pathetic. More or less a typical brexit position.

My daughter went to college in Spain back in 2013 now she’s head of her language department at her school in Dorset the young people now can’t do that because of Brexit total madness

@jonsimmons4150

Ай бұрын

But blue coller phil, jim, john, and brian have had to accept low wages for over 25 years due to the EU cheap labour immigration conveyor belt. Your 1 doesn't make up for the millions of british suffering due to the eu free movement.

@glenparker8458

Ай бұрын

@@jonsimmons4150 that’s y we have no care workers hospital workers reastaurnt workers and so on because the British don’t to do it

@jonsimmons4150

Ай бұрын

@@glenparker8458 in australia restaurant workers are paid 30$ ph plus.. that's 16.20 quid plus 8% superannuation. just looked on seek- chef at grill on gold coast paid 31-46$ ph. dishwasher paid 15 quid ph. care workers in hospitals are paid 28$ ph 16 -18 quid ph. i know, I goto hospital in Australia I know the restaurant staff wages I have friends with restaurants. its not a staff shortage its a *PAY SHORTAGE!* why would a brit go work in a restaurant, or a carer for 10 quid ph when he can goto a call center on 12 quid ph? call center in oz is paid 15 quid ph..

@jonathansimmons5353

24 күн бұрын

and goto spain to work where its 8 quid ph and 4 times the unemployment vying against locals , native speakers with local experience? i will leave you a lolza for your post.

@glenparker8458

23 күн бұрын

@@jonathansimmons5353 yeah I no what u r saying but look at the cost of living there a lot cheaper than the uk

Global Britain. World beating epic stupidity

Cheap foreign labour is paid the same minimum wage as cheap British labour 🎉🤦

@octavianpopescu4776

2 ай бұрын

Yes, but how else is she going to paint the foreigners as the inferior, job-thieving bastards she thinks of, if she admits to that?

@jonathansimmons5353

24 күн бұрын

except the cheap forrin workers send their pay back home where it is double/triple the UK value. the brit has to suck it up, and be skint.

You can't argue with stupidity of this level...

Lynn can hop it...

She's probably not that old, just confusing past reality with 'The Darling Buds of May'

@ChrisBrown-px1oy

2 ай бұрын

And she never read A Clergyman's Daughter.

There are no hops to pick, the majority are imported.

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

People like her they don't care what they're picking really they just think they want a punish people she's got old and crotched now I expect and they just want to because they've lost they're not young anymore the angry and they think oh why should they have a good time horrible

@martywestywood6004

2 ай бұрын

You're found the only flaw in her idea!!!!

@TorIverWilhelmsen

2 ай бұрын

@@martywestywood6004 The second flaw is agricultural automation.

I'd happily do that if I can get 1950s house prices too.

@Hascienda27

2 ай бұрын

And consumables too 😂

Maybe Lynne could go picking hops she’s got a lot of free time on her hands also Lynne would be the first to complain about the price of her strawberries going up

Max, sorry, but it's not that young people and students don't WANT to work on farms, it's that the farms are in places that are impractical to get to. They're in the COUNTRYSIDE, with very limited transport links. I used to work on a farm when I was a student, but we used to get bussed there by the agency, because there was no other way of getting there at the time of day we were needed. And I lived in SHROPSHIRE. If I lived in Birmingham, there'd be no chance. VERY few agencies do that any more, and those that do charge the earth for it. This is why seasonal workers from Europe were so important. Not only were they SKILLED fruit pickers, but they would stay onsite for the season, and then move on to the next farm or, crucially, the next COUNTRY. It's nearly IMPOSSIBLE to do that if you have university to attend, or you have rent on a flat to pay. THAT'S why young British adults don't work on farms. They can't AFFORD to. And this stupid old baggage on the radio thinks we still live in the 19 bloody 70s.

She had her good life but wants to take that away from others. Ignorance at its finest.

@jaxcoss5790

2 ай бұрын

And selfishness at its finest.

@bereal6590

2 ай бұрын

Both my elderly 80 year old parents voted for it knowing full well it would harm me. I needed to go to the eu for specialist healthcare and later in life I'd like to live abroad. They voted to leave regardless and now happily trot off to Spain every year for holidays. Large numbers are selfish and stupid

@yesand5536

Ай бұрын

@@bereal6590 What do they say to you when you bring this up? Do they end up saying they don't give a crap about you, or is it more nuanced?

i have zero patience for these people

Brexiters not happy with their upbringing and hardships --> They are told the young have it easy --> votes for Brexit to bring back hardships for younger people. --> Is happy that others will suffer, rather than improving the country

@oldishandwoke-ish1181

2 ай бұрын

Yep. That's it in a nutshell.

Can’t you hear The Daily Mail in her voice? There is a Daily Mail accent, really.

@keithmartin1328

2 ай бұрын

She probably has Daily Mail printed through her.

I was waiting for Lynn to start banging on about the war and how Britain stood alone and won , it's this fanasty of a time they believe was wonderful and if only we could go back in time

She is Mogg’s spirit animal. 😂

She should have been told that the talented Brits are not going to the EU just for a bit now. Instead they will renounce their British citizenship.

@KRAM-zb2vc

2 ай бұрын

I'm moving to Europe permanently, I won't stay here any longer than I have to now. It was a great country once, not anymore I'm afraid and Brexit has ruined it, well done brexiteers for being so short sighted and voting to leave - you knobheads.

And when hops weren't in season she was collecting night soil for a farthing a shift...

@alfsmith4936

2 ай бұрын

She was on the game but she couldn't make it pay.

@iandennis7836

2 ай бұрын

A farthing a sh*t surely? 😂

What is she rattling on about? There are only about fifty hop farms left in the UK. That's the trouble with living in the past, you have no idea about the present.

What if they want the same freedoms she HAD?.

No immigrant ever took the job of a UK fruit picker.

@user-sd3ik9rt6d

2 ай бұрын

Lol. Sure Enoch

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

Lots of people who own business what they want is to force people into doing jobs they don't want to pay for them look at that horror man who's always on the Vine show he's a farmer he think people it he'd think that he should be rich he doesn't want but nobody else should have a decent wage or anything farmers a lot of them just think that they should have it you never see a farm poor farmer oh they're poor farmers love never seen one I live in Suffolk and are you see them sending their children to public schools and boarding schools you see them ride around in great big four-wheel drive cars on holidays and everything there must be a few poor farmers I suppose but I've never actually seen one or heard of One

@octavianpopescu4776

2 ай бұрын

No one ever took anyone's job. Jobs are given by the employers to whoever they want, since it's part of their business, part of their private property that they dispose of however they see fit. Jobs aren't taken by one employee from another. When I got my job, I didn't take it from someone else, it was given to me conditionally by the employer. The "dey tk my jeeeb" people seem to think they're owed jobs, when... it's a free market and there's a competition.

@MrsGardiner

2 ай бұрын

To call those who helped British farmers out by picking foodstuff 'cheap foreign labour' is totally disgusting. Shame on you! They are working hard for little pay in all weathers, very fast paced and to high specification. How bloody dare you call them cheap foreign labour. You should be grateful they put themselves out for you. And the same goes for care home staff and many others who have to listen to your dross every day, while they wipe your bottom and make sure you are safe, clean and fed with a smile too.

@karlkiessling

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsGardiner the treatment some of the public give to migrant workers is shameful.

When this old dear was young did she go out to pick hops or what ever was lying around in a field?

Has she not heard of the Bruff hop picking machine? It reduced the reliance on manual labour, saving time and costs for farmers. Progress.

@saba1030

2 ай бұрын

Since the late 1950s 😅

@Hascienda27

2 ай бұрын

She's still scared of the weaving loom mate

@allergy5634

2 ай бұрын

She’s still getting used to the Steam Engine.

yeah, bring back rationing, that will teach them! the good old days when bakeries were not allowed to sell fresh bread to prevent the masses from eating too much!

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

The sad thing you should probably agree with that she seems a really unpleasant person

@swangelok

2 ай бұрын

@@maureengladwell1317 Woosh! over your head! Too sarcastic maybe?

@zephyr8072

2 ай бұрын

She unironically would say that. A common Brexiter argument when confronted with the food and resource shortages brought about by Brexit is “We had to live on rations during WW2 and we didn’t complain back then!”

I am almost 60, my mother is 85 and I was so happy and moved to tears when she told me she voted libdems during the last election while everybody else around her voted populistic right wing.

Not the sharpest tool in the box. As a 77 Year old Remainer I hate these People who are locked in the past.

When I left Kent for NZ in 2004, much of the hops were uprooted for housing…

17.4m voters voted to leave the EU. 37% of the electorate, the minority. UK never voted to leave the EU. We were taken out by BoJo and his pals.

I don't think she'd agree to an upper age limit for having the right to vote, yet i bet she's against bringing the voting age down to 16.

Sweeping chimneys used to keep the kids off the streets, too, love.

The problem is that brexiteers only wanted to get rid of incoming freedom of movement ....they feel miffed that it also applies to outgoing Brits.

@MrsGardiner

2 ай бұрын

Well when Cameron did the rounds travelling to all EU heads of state, going behind Brussels back, trying to get them to approve to stop freedom of movement into the UK, there was never any mention of the reciprocal! Of course they all sent him packing and told him to talk to Brussels. In a huff, he called the referendum and blamed the EU response to his demands.

@zephyr8072

2 ай бұрын

@MrsGardiner That was such a stupid move because then the Brexiters exploited that in their propaganda “Cameron went to thr EU cap in hand and begged them to stop destroying us with immigrants and they said no!” Omitting the fact that Dodgy Dave was attempting shady deals, and that he expected this wouldn’t go both ways, and that EU immigration benefitted us immensely. They got a free avenue to lie to the public and the public swallowed it. Thanks Dave.

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

Why would you want to goto live and work in europe when 1) you dont speak the language. 2) eu unemployment is double/ triple uk numbers. 😅

@blqeddie2946

2 ай бұрын

@@jonsimmons4150 well you could do as I did, learn the language!

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

@@blqeddie2946 done 18 yrs in paris. Got hired many times over locals all interviews in french..

The students I have spoken to recently are working in the holidays. One is off to a finance company in Japan, doing catering at Wimbledon, marquee construction etc. Most work for decent pay to help supplement the maintenance loan for the next year at uni and the other needs work that will help to boost their cv for after graduation. Getting paid diddly squat for picking hops or vegetables is not a sensible use of time. People used to do things like hop picking etc because it meant that they got free bed and board during their factory two week holiday and they were grateful to see the sun and be outdoors and that was the only way they could afford a holiday of sorts. It really annoys me that someone is so blinkered in their belief that they choose not to see the reality of their opinion.

@alfsmith4936

2 ай бұрын

It was probably less 'regimental'' than the holiday camps too. Who wants to go to Bergan-Belson by the sea? I'd rather get drunk and smoke weed with hippies.

So the some of the benefits of brexit is forced labour & national service? must've been on the other side of the bus.

She wants to live in a time, where she wouldn’t be able to vote

All of this is a verbal smokescreen for “I got what I want and I don’t care what you want”

These young people nowadays, I just don't know what the world is coming to, I really don't. Now, in my day...

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

It reminds me a bit of a sketch from Monty Python you know where he lived in the shoe box

“Lyn isn’t impacted, they are .“People like Lyn allow their heads to rule. They never examine their thoughts.

Probably upset that young people aren´t doffing their caps anymore.

Does she not realise that the old days are dead and buried?

@iandennis7836

2 ай бұрын

Of course she doesn't accept that premise......she knows she would lying alongside the dead and buried years.

Democracy only works when it a) gives you the answer you want and b) we never put the question again.

3rd referendum not second ,perhaps we should of stood by the 1st 70s referendum.

@cyborgsofuranus5382

2 ай бұрын

Perhaps we should remind Brexiteers of that whenever they say, 'You lost. Get over it.' 😅

@jackn4853

2 ай бұрын

Should have not of.

Hops only really grow well in warmer parts of the country. It's why having a migratory work force is useful. Someone from Stoke isn't going to travel to Dorset to work on a farm.

Strident denial is all Brexiteers have left.

@oldishandwoke-ish1181

2 ай бұрын

And doubling down on the racism .....

You start to think people like this are Reform or Tory activist pretending to be genuine callers.

Yes they can work abroad but it a lot harder than when UK was in EU

@andrewrobinson2565

2 ай бұрын

UK citizens cannot work legally in the EU 27 nations unless they have an annual salary of over £26,000, but the UK has just put the minimum for OUTSIDERS to work IN the UK to £39,000. Under cricket 🏏 rules that might mean it's £39,000 a year "escape fee". 😮 Bonjour from the Med (escaped in 1986) 🇨🇵🇪🇺.

@Padraigp

2 ай бұрын

Really not easy. Before you literally could jump in your car drive somewhere and start work ... now you would have to plan that all ahead of time and have a job set up ahead of time and all your paper work and you won't be able to work as long because your visa has to be renewed which is only for specific job types. And those are different for every country In the eu. In ireland they would give you a vasa if you're in financial in another eu country they are looking for something else. So if you were a chef or a tourism hotel manager there might not be visa available for that in the country you want to go to where say your girlfriend lives or your aunt lives ... so some people could do it. And she doesn't think of the reverse. Where a French person might be willing to pick hops for the opportunity to go to England and experience a new country they now can't do that either. Travel is something students love to do and don't mind doing a shitty job for the summer to do it. But if they have to be a fiscal adjustment specialist to get a visa they can't just go to Europe and Europeans can't go pick hops in the uk either.

@garagenigel

2 ай бұрын

Don't forget the language tests you have to pass to get a job!

@andrewrobinson2565

2 ай бұрын

@@garagenigel Which language tests are they? I've just retired at 62 before the French government made me work longer 🇨🇵🇪🇺. 🤣

@jonsimmons4150

2 ай бұрын

Yes #1 reason is english is 1st language in ireland only, and eu unemployment is 2/3 times higher than uk..and theys looking for jobs, and theys native speakers- you ain't!!😜😜😜😉🖕🏻 Dint figure that out did you??

why the fudge would rich pepole want labour in ?

Unbelievably entitled

fun fact, UK use mostly imported Hops for brewing, those fields she thinks grows Hops, I dont think many does anymore.

Alls she was short of saying was “During the war…!” 🤣

Mothballed or what??? She can only be 'blessed' and excused if she stops trying to reverse back to the Empire 'good old' days. She does NOT represent the majority of older people. Many have kept up wit 'the times' that they and theirs NOW live in...

She sound's like Lee Anderson's mother!.

Isn't this the same woman who phoned James O'Brien a few years ago about having fish and chips in newspaper wrapping? It sounds a lot like her, even the 'I'm sorry' bits James asked what she was sorry about

It’s simple - they know the vote would be to rejoin as everyone under 24 (those that couldn’t vote in 2016) plus the vast majority of everyone else would vote that way. It’s about silencing the ‘woke’ young. Lynn is literally living in the past - go and pick hops as that what us old people voted for you!

@martinpenwald9475

2 ай бұрын

But since Brits keep voting for conservatives who pushed for brexit, the EU won’t easily accept the UK back.

@claudioricci1

2 ай бұрын

@@martinpenwald9475 but they aren’t still voting for the Tories - as you will see in the Election in July, support for the Tories and Reform combined is way lower than Labour by itself, let alone other liberal parties (Lib Dems/Greens/SNP). This combined with constant polling showing support for rejoining at record highs and staying out at record lows, and a new, pro-European generation entering the electorate- the Tories will be history and the government in power - Labour - who are already saying they want closer ties with the EU - will begin to do the will of the people - which nowadays is reopen talks with the EU!

@martinpenwald9475

2 ай бұрын

@@claudioricci1 yet, don’t expect a warm welcome from EU countries. We don’t need you, and you will probably try to screvv us again, so prepare to make concessions. Lot of concessions.

@claudioricci1

2 ай бұрын

@@martinpenwald9475 I’m not personally bothered if the U.K. dies make concessions - it made a huge mistake and any trade off would be worth it overall; Schengen movement for instance wouldn’t be a massive issue; joining the Euro would be the hardest. I would say that although the EU doesn’t need the U.K., it would prefer to be on good, tariff free, single market terms with them as the current situation benefits neither

Scotland never had their voices heard! If we had we would never have been dragged out of the EU.

@scottyfive4319

2 ай бұрын

Scotland had a vote same as everyone else in the UK. Get used to it in 2014 Scotland voted to continue to get screwed over by the English electorate and the numpties they choose to make the all the big decisions for Scotland.

@Hascienda27

2 ай бұрын

Youse literally voted to be able to have independence from the union 2 years before brexit happened, and for some reason youse voted to stay in 😂you're in the same boat as the English who got lied to, the Welsh who've had the back ripped out of them, and the Irish with their border dispute, stop trying to rock the boat when youse were the only country who Actually had a decent chance to leave it all and youse threw it away

@jackn4853

2 ай бұрын

@@Hascienda27 What language does "youse" come from?

@scottyfive4319

2 ай бұрын

@@Hascienda27 Sorry you understand nothing about Scotland OR how hard England used every means possible to keep Scotland shackled, lies, deceit are just the start.

Notice how she keeps shiftong goalposts

I think brexiteers should do the picking. And enjoy it.

Well said Ben Kentish ❤

The difference was 50 years ago you may know a farmer, whereas now due to things like brexit, assets jumping up in price, conglomations, multi nationals, selling of farms in commuter areas and poor prices from supermarkets. There are not as many farmers, especially not on the edge of population centres. The irony of course all these things is what she said is supported and is complaining when the consequences occur.

This is why I don't help old people. If you don't have kids or grandkids who cares about you. Tough

Must be absolutely lovely growing up in a world where houses are cheap, you can leave school at 14/15 with no qualifications and rock up at a factory for a job for life. That was all taken away and now people are faced with stagnant wages, expensive houses and student debt

I suspect she thought freedom of movement was only one way.

@ozzie2612

2 ай бұрын

at her age she thought it was days she could go on the toilet

Minimum wages are minimum wages. If a farmer is not paying them to a seasonal worker with a non-UK passport the farmer is breaking the law.

Why doesn’t Lynn go and pick hops?

It's amazing how these folks can maintain their double-think without their brains generating a kernel panic.

When you start collecting your state pension you should be stopped from voting, I am 73 in case anyone wonders.

Lynn is the BEST advert for "Brejoin" that there is… that there could ever possibly be. 😔

@jonathansimmons5353

24 күн бұрын

never gonna happen, just move on. you will waste your life crying..

@PercivalBlakeney

24 күн бұрын

@@jonathansimmons5353 VoaT rUfaWm Koz Ve krayonnz tayste so guud. Hur hur. Justice 4 Garee Dobson! Innit? 😉

Maybe she should be made to work in McDonalds 5 days a week so that she can claim her pension

Well in my day we picked fruit & vegetables all day long. From sunrise to sunset!🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

And of course it's not just strawberries or other arable corps, it's turkeys, chickens etc. Believe me emptying a shed of 5 000 hens is no fun!

@MrsGardiner

2 ай бұрын

And the pace has picked up dramatically. Pickers working on farms do not have time for a cup of tea, a chat and a merry singsong while they leisurely pick a couple punnet of strawbs.

@brianbarcroft9167

2 ай бұрын

@@MrsGardiner Quite!

Lynn, dear Lynn..., why not get her generation to do it again and go pick the fruit? After all she apparently has experience. She wants to go back to the past not because it was better, but because she herself was young back then.

@maureengladwell1317

2 ай бұрын

I think you're quite right

@Pumpherstonsmith

2 ай бұрын

I`d have her picking nettles and then she could use them to make soup.

Maybe next should be pensioneers picking hops or their pension is gone , she would of course like that , right?

@JohnHollyoak-vx6pn

2 ай бұрын

She couldn’t pick her nose!

The UK deserves to be in the state it's in. They voted for people like this...

She is either a reform voter or tory voter. Obviously has no idea what she voted for.

@iandennis7836

2 ай бұрын

Oh lordy. Last weekend I was talking to my oldest friend's partner........kinell, I was trying to explain to her about DWP scams cost of about £2.5b per year and the 43× cost of tax loopholes and tried to explain why voting Tory was a bad idea...she thought for a few seconds and said "what about reform?". I gave up and changed the subject. She thoroughly approved of the cut to child benefit for more than two kids. I countered with the need for 3 kids per couple to maintain replacement level and supply workers paying tax for future pensions......she'll vote Tory 😢....while working 30+ hours a week in a supermarket and living in social housing at half the rent she'd pay for private ......

What right has this woman to dictate young peoples future. Their future is theirs not this elderly womans.