Carole Malone accuses Benjamin Butterworth of being ageist

[@terencegumbs2478]

Benjamin is a pompous young fella with nothing positive to say about anything.

[@clivestraw1913]

You got to have brains to say a.nything right pity he as not got any why have bozos like this given time on msm

[@markscouler2534]

Bet he lived off mummy and daddies credit cards

[@tonyclifton2230]

@@markscouler2534 he is there to be the pantomime villain. I assure you everyone on that panel is pampered. Especially carole malone.

[@johnvaccaro7489]

Yep Benjamin a true communist and woke

[@mattnolan5527]

in a true communist state Benjamin would be shot

[@technodiscofool]

So because he’s standing up for young people he’s a communist? Give over 😂😂😂

[@mikeg.6590]

what a disgusting excuse for a human he is.

[@francescarose1453]

Sadly Mike G, young Benjamin is not alone. They shout and bully - constantly!!! I am sick of this nonsense. We respected and adored our older relatives.

[@RE-ng5uw]

Couldn't have said it better myself. The guy is lower than a snakes belly

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@francescarose1453 otherwise known as a cry bully

[@michaeldavies9533]

This guy just gives me the creeps,for god's sake man grow up and get a life you have not lived long enough to know they ways of the world.

[@francescarose1453]

@@michaeldavies9533 I think there is something mentally wrong with him. He can't be angry like that all the time!

[@technonarg5978]

Why do I feel that Benjamin hasn't had to sacrifice anything,go without food,or ever know exhaustion from hard work?

[@Bungle-UK]

To be fair, he sacrificed having any style years ago. I mean, that outfit….and don’t get me started on the comb-over

[@mrspleasants8529]

Looking for a 400K apartment in the centre of London...what a spoiled little brat. A bed sit is more than he deserves.

[@janemanby]

or put cardboard in their shoes

[@francescarose1453]

@@Bungle-UK Tee hee hee. Dan couldn't help but laugh.

[@paulnewton3059]

He just uses his sexuality, if he was a real man he wouldn’t be so rude to women.

[@joeLLukeVictoryInJesusYeshua17]

I am 26 and I have allot of time for older people. They are normally allot more moral than most of the younger generation. And as a Christian I really respect that

[@stratfordbaby]

Thank you for having a lot of time for older people. Perhaps they will also teach you that it is A LOT not ALLOT.

[@joeLLukeVictoryInJesusYeshua17]

@@stratfordbaby my bad

[@SimplySheilaB]

@@stratfordbaby feel better now?

[@personalcheeses8073]

@@stratfordbaby Beat me to it. Bet you are infuriated by all the people writing aloud when they mean allowed

[@unusedsub3003]

Spend more time reading your King James Bible. It'll do wonders for your apalling spelling and grammar.

[@raijinenel3116]

Benjamin acts as though young people should have the wealth of someone who's worked for 50 years, mad.

[@billybigbone]

Respectfully, I think he's trying to say they don't have the same breaks as they had at a similar age

[@raijinenel3116]

@@billybigbone He did say they should get out of their houses hahahahaha and make way for the youth and blamed them for everything because they voted brexit.

[@billybigbone]

@@raijinenel3116good point. I will never defend his politics but sometimes he has half a point. I don't blame so called "boomers" but they have to accept circumstances are not the same

[@scotiabound3547]

@@billybigbone I left school, in the US, in 1973. My first job, clerical, was paid $2.00 an hour, $80.00 Gross/$66.10 NET, per week. Annual Net income= $3,437.20. Average house price was $32,500.00. Keep in mind that rent, utilities, food, toiletries, cleaning products, paper products, saving to purchase a car (once purchased then having to pay for insurance, petrol, maintenance), etc. had to come out of that income. How long do you think it would take to save for the down payment for a home? Explain to me how that was better than today?

[@raijinenel3116]

@@billybigbone Yes, but it isn't their fault at all, blame politicians and high immigration. More people to share the pie with, be it health care, education, housing, food, rising prices and stagnates wages as we are now competing with low wage low skilled workers who will work for much less, and we have to either compete or not work, and you can't afford to not work.

[@richardcoleman3425]

Sad to see GB News going the same route as other broadcasters in giving air-time to Butterworth - He's just a narcissistic agitator who'll jump into any discussion as long as it gets him on the screen...

[@francescarose1453]

Richard. I think the point of having him on GB news is to show how ludicrous he is. Carole would not have been allowed to contradict him, in the mainstream media.

[@kn3448]

And he should be given air time! How else are we to get to see just what a bullying, self centered, screeching little left wing wanker he really is!

[@anonnemo2504]

Yes, that is what is happening with this show. Butterworth has become a leading spokesman for the "snowflake" generation and is a complete a**e. It's easy to see what's going on here, though. Wootton is after increased viewing figures by trying to attract an audience that likes to listen to people shouting incoherently at each other. His "superstar" panel is anything but. Wootton is quite a good journalist but GB News need to review the format of his show.

[@Happyheretic2308]

No. It’s the principle of ‘know thine enemy’, and it’s very effective.

[@jayuk5516]

Everything about Butterwoke screams slime ball. He gives me the creeps

[@AndiHesk]

Same! There is something really off with him.

[@barryjones8123]

He’s vile. Can’t believe I watch him and don’t puke.

[@francescarose1453]

Boris's dad said he was the most tedious person he had ever met!!!! Tedious is one word for him, I can think of many more. These WOKESTERS are all so angry. Great Thunberg and the mad Shola woman is another.

[@ste4392]

Yeh, there's something really unnerving about him. Wouldn't be surprised if something dodgy comes out about him at some point

[@danielgoring1328]

Never heard of him🤷‍♂️

[@minuteman4394]

When I was young I thought that people my age should be running the country. Thank god no one listened to me.

[@davidfirth6535]

Excellent !

[@1961-v9k]

🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@badgamer3760]

what a horrible person he really is Butterworth

[@bigceazer]

he is the definition of Soy.

[@Buster_Piles]

Captain Combover isn't really a "person" more of a talking rectum.

[@bednar23]

What a bitter and twisted little man

[@db7314]

I’d like a minister for straight white working men please!

[@djdoolittle1315]

Save it Enoch 😉

[@pommiebears]

Dream on! You know you straight white males aren’t getting ANYTHING representing you. I think it’s disgraceful that you have no one representing mens health, especially mental health as suicide in young men is astronomical, and the weight of the world’s problems are heaped upon you. I’m sorry.

[@darengardner6219]

Amen to you brother

[@michaelteale6386]

o yes brother

[@howardjones7370]

@@djdoolittle1315 🤡

[@shane9new]

If you’ve spent tens of thousands of pounds to go to university to come out and earn £30k you deserve what you get.

[@chrishart8548]

I'm on £30k and I left school at 16 without even gcse's

[@2010LeeG]

Very well said, they fell for the false dream. I got 5 A to C's, I now earn well, if you can adapt to life and do a job well, you will be rewarded.

[@anonnemo2504]

When most have "degrees", most of them are not worth having. Butterworth has become a leading spokesman for the "snowflake" generation and is a complete a**e. It's easy to see what's going on here, though. Wootton is after increased viewing figures by trying to attract an audience that likes to listen to people shouting incoherently at each other. His "superstar" panel is anything but. Wootton is quite a good journalist but GB News need to review the format of his show.

[@2010LeeG]

Put him on a factory shop floor for 12 hours, he would quit within one hour and think "this is below me". At 10 years old I used to hear my dad leaving for work at 5am, walk 6 miles, then do a 12 hour shift, walk back home, it made me quite sad he had to do it but he never ever complained. Thats a man!

[@DavidSmith-cf4wq]

My Father was a Lorry Driver. When I was a kid I hardly ever saw him during the week, only at weekends. During the week he would leave at 3 or 4 am, do a full days work and get home at 7 or 8 pm after I had gone to bed. He was the BEST Dad anyone could ask for. This pampered generation don't know what work is. NO working Class kids went to University. HE is just a GOBBY Entitled Middle Class Whinging Snob, who thinks the World owes him a living. He makes my blood BOIL, which is not good for my Blood Pressure. I suppose he thinks that I (who am 75) does not deserve free medication either.

[@2010LeeG]

@@DavidSmith-cf4wq 100% mate and hat off to your Dad, proper men.

[@eveclark1541]

What an arrogant young man. He has no idea. This entitled attitude is what is wrong with the UK. Ageist doesn't go far enough!

[@owendavies9141]

I’m not sure who’s worse, the butterworth boy or Owen Jones

[@doreenbates]

@@owendavies9141 BUTTERWORTH

[@Sahbrynn]

So funny that during the Pandemic "shut everything down to save the old people." Now its "screw these old people they have the house I want." So what you are really saying is that you wanted to look like you cared but secretly hoped that more would die so that you can move up the economic food chain. Stay classy people.

[@maralynmitchell8261]

O dear ,we need some Classes in Humanity ASP ,were the younger generation ever taught , It's more "Blessed to give than receive ", You will Never Know what can transpire from it,Generosity of spirit can form beautiful Friend ships for life.x

[@Sahbrynn]

@@maralynmitchell8261 “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime”

[@Sahbrynn]

@@maralynmitchell8261 Wait, are you saying that old people dropping dead for your economic benefit is generosity? AND YOU think I need a lesson on humanity. LMFAO!

[@maralynmitchell8261]

@@Sahbrynn I never thought of my economic benefit in all this ,Iearned a retirement ,and help my family and Charity when ever I can ,To see my Family benefit now from our hard work ,brings me Joy.x

[@Sahbrynn]

@@maralynmitchell8261 So then you are ok with passing on for the benefit of these younger people who only pretended to care about you and others like you during a world wide lock down that put all of us in an economic depression? Cool. I am sure they are happy for your generosity. Before you go though, you shouldn't be quick to volunteer others to join you in your demise. Unless of course you are not planning on being the first to put their money where their mouth is.

[@pommiebears]

If depression was a person, it would be Benjamin. He’s so negative about EVERYTHING. What a sad little man he is.

[@Buster_Piles]

If anal warts were a person you mean.

[@patriotunion7211]

Man?

[@doreenbates]

@@patriotunion7211 LOL THATS STRETCHING IT A BIT GOOD JOB ALL MEN ARENT LIKE HIM

[@paulnewton3059]

Please don't suggest Benjamin Butterworth is a man. You are insulting all real men.

[@ianc7866]

What I took from this is that going to university is a waste of time and money.

[@yvonnehayton6753]

Of course it is if you don't have what it (used to) take to get a good degree you are not going to get a good job to pay off the debt you've incurred so what's the point? If you want to extend childhood for another three or four years so you can run up debts, play at being a student while you laze around and party and pick up some worthless phony degree at the end of it, expect to pay a price later in life.

[@jamesfindlay7186]

WELL IT WAS FOR HIS PARENTS WHEN THEY SEND HIM HE LEFT WITH A DEGREE IN DAFTNESS

[@paulnewton3059]

Going to uni gets you a useless degree but gives you a leg up when employed. You’d be hard pressed to find one of the ‘entitled’ actually grateful for their cushy life.

[@pawelnotts]

Hmm... poor youngsters. I moved to this country at the age of 24 with about £150 to my name. I cleaned toilets and shop floors, worked in a factory for a while. 16 years later I work in IT making £50k per annum in Midlands. Get to work and do something with your life instead of whinging.

[@qetoun]

its middle class youngsters mostly.

[@billybigbone]

I wish I could move somewhere like that...

[@chrishart8548]

Bet £50k doesn't get you far

[@pawelnotts]

@@chrishart8548 where I live it's pretty decent, my partner adds about £15k to the budget working part time. No debt except £60k mortgage left. Energy bills are going to be a killer but all things considered I'm doing alright. I'm by no means trying to pose as a rich guy, point was that if you apply yourself you can do reasonably well. Also I'm what you would call smart but lazy - people can do much better than I did hence why seeing young, strong and healthy people complaining how bad they have it rubs me the wrong way. My parents in the 90s couldn't afford meat more than once a week while inflation in Poland peaked at several hundred percent at one point 😉

[@chrishart8548]

@@pawelnotts having your partner working is probably handy for making things easier. Mine stays at home playing computer games and spends more than I earn. But you can't have everything. She just says at least we're not in debt.

[@matty_mcmattface]

Why do you keep having Benjamin on? Everyone knows he talks nothing but rubbish regardless of the topic, and if you're going to have him on why don't you challenge him properly? He was the self proclaimed saviour of older people when he was spouting crap about mandatory "vaccines". I strongly suspect it's all an act he puts on in front of the cameras for his own publicity and promotion - if he spoke to people like that in real life I'd expect him to have a shiner every time he's on a TV show.

[@francescarose1453]

There are loads like Benjamin on U Tube and other channels.

[@matty_mcmattface]

@@francescarose1453 I've never seen anyone quite as annoying as him lol

[@MrRocksW]

Because people click on him to rage watch

[@matty_mcmattface]

@@MrRocksW Sounds about right, I suppose more views is better for the content provided regardless if people agree or disagree with what they see

[@anonnemo2504]

Butterworth has become a leading spokesman for the "snowflake" generation and is a complete a**e. It's easy to see what's going on here, though. Wootton is after increased viewing figures by trying to attract an audience that likes to listen to people shouting incoherently at each other. His "superstar" panel is anything but. Wootton is quite a good journalist but GB News need to review the format of his show.

[@paultindall2719]

Poor Bennie he should have everything he wants given to him for free the special one ponce

[@AndyRobby]

Everything the young have gone through the elders have done more.

[@geoffreymollart7311]

Looking at my 5 Granddaughters nothing has changed from my generation , apart from there is no real manufacturing in this country any more . We were lucky (I suppose ) to have large factories , coal mines , steelworks and shipyards all reduced to shadows of their former selves . So no jobs for life or stability .

[@MrTimmy1979]

This guy calls himself a lefty yet he’s perfectly happy to see a certain demographic suffer. The guy is a walking contradiction.

[@kaye666]

Yes, what happened to the working class left? This guy seems to me to be a nasty little Blairite. The ieft is so unapologetically middle class these days. Overdosed on the Guardian, maybe.

[@user-oi8ue3ns1g]

Yep. I noticed it creep in during the brexit debates and was horrified and ashamed of our nation when one presenter - think it may have been on BBC- questioned whether people over 70 should have a vote. We are all equal, but some are more equal than others?

[@dannyadams4765]

Somebody on facebook said that to me so I suggested to him okay you can't vote after the age of 75 but you can't start voting until the age of 25 so you get 50 years of voting he soon shut up

[@francescarose1453]

J only the WOKESTERS are allowed to have an opinion. We are not!!!

[@sheep83]

One minute and 15 seconds before this little git made me feel physically sick. A new record, I'm proud of myself. One day I'll make it through an entire segment.

[@audraperkins3451]

He has the most smackable face l've ever seen 🤬

[@abell2756]

Listening to Benjamin? I doubt it.

[@matty_mcmattface]

You did well lasting so long, I feel sick seeing his name in the description

[@howardjones7370]

@@abell2756 : Doesn’t need to be listening, just the sight of Benjamin’s smug face would curdle milk and makes babies cry, it’s the most punchable face ever! He could frighten spiders with that mug

[@richardwebb9532]

People in their sixties have had their entire lives to build their fortunes, people in their twenties are just starting out making their fortunes, YOU CANNOT EQUATE THE TWO!!

[@francescarose1453]

Richard not all oldies have a lot of money.

[@richardwebb9532]

@@francescarose1453 myself included. But that's due to bad choices I've made during my 60 years. Not because someone kept me down.

[@alancroft6928]

What an absolute Tosser he is.

[@Smelly_Minge]

Anybody earning up to £50,271 is paying 20% tax, and everything above that is paying 40% on the level above... Butterworth is just talking rubbish

[@markargent4962]

He's adding the 20% tax 12% National insurance and their 9% extra for their university grant. So he's also wrong on the amount it's only 41% But they only pay the extra 9% once they earn more than 26k. He's just another self entitled kid Needs a reality check

[@1chish]

@@markargent4962 He is also forgetting the £12,570 free pay everyone gets BEFORE they pay tax or NI. That changes the overall percentage massively. Taking that into account I think on £30k PA the actual income tax take is about 11% and NI is about 7.7%. Or 18.7% total which is miles off his exaggerated nonsense.

[@scotiabound3547]

@@markargent4962 Checked and found he is 29 and has a net worth of 1 million pounds. Real 'man of the people'.

[@markargent4962]

@@1chish I don't think he meant 42% Total. I think he meant 42% tax after the tax and Ni threshold. He forgets also no one makes them go to University. Thats their choice then they can pay for it. He wants us to pay for their University fees. Thats their self entitled beliefs again. I deserve it BS

[@markargent4962]

@@scotiabound3547 wish I had a net worth of 1 million at 29 . Thats how he can afford to go on TV and whine about how hard they all have it. Took me 30 years to buy my house and I only finished that last November.

[@davidhoward5392]

Bad news Benny boy, you will get old one day ..you may even grow up

[@Bungle-UK]

There’s always a chance

[@maralynmitchell8261]

Most of us older generations left school at 15 and 16 and it was. Hard labour production lines village hall Weddings and the basics in our hpmes,,we servied only had what we could afford.we were not full of self-pity ,our good old sense of humour and humanity got us through,with Prayer and Thank fullness.

[@chrishart8548]

Young people don't understand having what they can afford. To be honest though our economy is based on people having things they can't afford.

[@Thedownliner2015]

lol Benjamin Butterworth showing his ignorance once again. The other panel have a point because even back in the 90s I didn't see people saying they were "entitled" to anything but these clowns like Butterworth almost think they deserve it! Who really is the privileged in 2022?

[@MrGeorge514131]

To quote Victor Hanson-Davis, the current generation is the first totally useless generation !!!! A majority of whining parasites who spout their entitlements. Being from Australia we had the choice of University or labourer level work, I chose the later and am so glad I did, on pick and shovel for years, I returned later for my tertiary education. I traveled to the UK in the 80’s and experienced Tatcher’s mess, lived in squats because I had to and consumed baked beans or chip butties( I hate baked beans). I am so glad I did because ever since I say thanks every morning I rise. I can only laugh at these people who have no idea how hard reality truly is. The next economic collapse will sort things out !!!!!!

[@francescarose1453]

Go Carole go - brilliant comments. 👏👏👏👏 Benjamin needs to take a chill pill. He is always 'angry'! Have a good night out Benjamin and have 'fun'. Older people have so much wisdom and are valuable to society. I have been working and paying taxes to support young people for years.

[@sheep83]

>Have a good night out Benjamin and have 'fun'. And definitely don't get monkeypox. No, definitely not that'd be tragic.

[@chrishart8548]

Your taxes are probably just paying for aid in other countries.

[@francescarose1453]

@@chrishart8548 You are probably right Chris. Tax payers in this country are being fleeced.

[@francescarose1453]

@@sheep83 Benjamin would have to speak to a mental health counsellor, if he caught a cold, never mind monkey pox, tee hee.

[@nickbutler7935]

If this so called impoverished group followed our example they would get of their backsides and do a decent days work. But no they want everything handed to them on a plate. Butterworth seriously needs to get a grip.

[@garyhendrie4001]

Benjamin buckleworth should try selling all the hot air circling around his own head. A lot of people need heating this winter and he could make his millions. Everyone's happy.

[@VAMR-vc7xg]

I bet his farts are even worse.

[@francescarose1453]

Gary. Tee hee hee and so true.

[@Ksknight100]

Age discrimination is actually covered by the Equality Act and could be regarded as an offence or dare I say it.... a hate crime. This Ben character is an utter entitled arsehole. I am 55 and I have practically nothing in regards to wealth or property. Yet I served as a police officer for 20 years. I had to work blood hard to get where I got, which wasn't very far; but it suited me and I earned an honest living. I find his attitude disgraceful... I never voted leave either!! And I am not a racist or a right winger!

[@roden81]

Nicely said about the hate crime, I doubt the police would knock at his door, these days they only seem to go after veterans!

[@boofuu3145]

do you believe all those that voted leave are far right and racist?

[@roden81]

@@boofuu3145 May I ask, why would you think he does?

[@boofuu3145]

@@roden81 what relevance is it to the topic whether he voted leave, or he is right wing , or racist?

[@Harvy500]

I'm 55 too. If you were a serving police officer for 20 years and you claim to have nothing you must have made some extremely bad life choices. I was a chef for longer than you were a copper. My car is paid for, my house is mine/ours. I don't have debt. We go away 2 or 3 times a year. My Mrs car is paid for. You should have a healthy pension. I've been careful and saved, not HAD to have a new car every 2 years. Not been down the pub buying rounds. What the hell have I done you didn't?

[@pj9051]

Why give him the airtime . Get him gone

[@stratfordbaby]

Lady Buttersworth is in his THIRTIES!!! Get real man!!!

[@tonyclifton2230]

He is there to play pantomime villain. Imagine mick lynch was sitting there in his place.

[@beastieboy3926]

Yep,when interest rates were around 15% I lived for about 12 months on beans on toast and had virtually zero social life.

[@sausagesoda4090]

This guy seriously thinks that poverty is worse now than in the 70’s. Stunning and brave.

[@chrishart8548]

If money wasn't being thrown around everywhere and dept being built up we could work out if we're in poverty or not. And food banks are not helping

[@doreenbates]

THICK AS PIG MANURE

[@DavidSmith-cf4wq]

I was born in 1947. I've known what POVERTY is ALL my life.

[@htb123]

I've not seen much of benji but what I have I've not liked, he pushes misinformation and lies, acts up like a snivelling little drama and each time I am exposed to his vapid thoughts I'm left wondering why GB News is giving time to it... There are better people around to use for debates and is the agenda he is pushing paid for? Yuk less of benji please!

[@Ponieslad]

Well said Carol Malone

[@mandismith89]

he isnt an ageist...just an absolute bellend

[@alancroft6928]

Ben ja min needs to sit down and give his mouth a chance.

[@kcseabass4454]

Just having the Butterbean on regularly keeps reminding you how truly bad and entitled his type are!

[@andrewdudson7750]

I bet Butterworth has never work hard in is life

[@JanE-yw7kn]

Disgusting comments from Benjamin Butterworth. Why is he given airtime!!

[@notabiologist9865]

Mr Butterworth as always wrestling with the concept that two things can be true at the same time....Two sections of society can both be in need of better care and attention...Its not a competition.

[@MarcoNegrisEye]

Why is everyone referring to that person as a "young man"? His hairline is telling a completely different tale.

[@Bungle-UK]

Managing that comb-over is a full time job

[@davidatkins5004]

Why on earth did you invite that knob cheese back?

[@jakethekipper]

Benjamin. What an absolute embarrassment. Keep him off tv. 🔔end.

[@pommiebears]

I was raised to respect my elders, and it stood me in good stead. My sons were raised to respect their elders….. and they’re not this guy. I definitely did something right lol.

[@richardallsopp1722]

There are elements of truth on all sides of this argument, there was a housing bubble in the Labour years that made buying impossible for many, we have not got over it, the lad was to young to remember that.

[@littlecatfeet9064]

Benjamin Butterworm almost had a point about tax rates for graduates but ruined it because of his misogyny and hatred for old people.

[@watercyclist23]

Benjamin is a disgrace and a sad and worrying example of the younger generation. 40 years ago we respected older people. We had a strong manufacturing base and young and old worked together in factories. I clocked in when I was 16. We were taught to work and work hard. We had limited opportunities. They did not encourage young people from manufacturing towns into University. We saved mo ey and did not like debt. I have never had a credit card. We were taught that we were not entitled to anything. Priority was to work. We were taught to live within our means and be resilient. London was always expensive to buy. Interest 12% on my first home in Leicester. No central heating, double glazing insulation, heating and with damp. I was happy to have my home outside of London. Benjamin does not understand that people like me worked 40 years, our ancestors fought in two world wars for us. I know they worker and died for us and so respect what they did. I worked , will work , be strong adaptable and resilient. Sadly young people like Benjamin exist - with no resilience and no real work ethic. An entitled, disrespectful generation who disregard what older people enabled for them. They have opportunities, but see themselves as victims. They cannot adapt because they are still children. We had to grow up young. It is a sad state of affairs. They have so much but respect nothing of what those before them did for them.

[@jakethekipper]

Plus 3 million unemployed in the early 80s. I was there.

[@watercyclist23]

@@jakethekipper Yes, the largest unemployment since 1930s and we had just come out of the 70's inflation, strikes including bin men strikes , power cuts etc. I was scared I would never get a job and went straight into the factory where I learnt to work. I have always saved and prioritise living within my means. There was no expectation then for working class youth. I had to fight against that and still do. Benjamin represents an ignorant, disrespectful element of youth. Sadly he is not alone in his views

[@watercyclist23]

Benjamin would benefit from a few years of hard manual labour

[@ellehann]

Poor little Butterbean. Such a pompous expression on his little face as he looks condescendingly at Carol. What a pratt.

[@paulmuaddib3470]

Many cultures value the wisdom in their old they are loved and cared for as respected elders not shoved in care homes because they are not producing capital, ...respect your older generation 🙏🏼

[@---bf9of]

Butterworth is a complete prat.

[@carlseager6340]

No wonder he got mugged what a creep

[@dawnmainstone6330]

Im 54 never went to uni worked since i was 13 still on minimum wage and im happy, what is that lad going to say when he is 65???

[@lucycook6823]

Well said Carole 👍🏼

[@tsmay4598]

This is the first time I've agreed with the old bag.

[@moiPablo]

Vile young man.

[@ruthsutherland2573]

Benjamin is creepy 😉

[@johnc9187]

Why is their a spoilt child on GB news?

[@Andy-qe6kk]

Because of free speech or would you prefer an echo chamber.

[@johnc9187]

@@Andy-qe6kk maybe I would like to see a proper reasoned debate rather than him whining over the top of everything. He always ensures that he dominates every discussion by drowning the others out. I don’t think he is correct in his assertions, however, it is very difficult to get a proper discussion going because of his behaviour.

[@jeffreygoggin2849]

Yes mate my mortgage was at 17per cent so shut your mouth

[@SithLord1988.]

I hate this guy so much . He must hate his Nan and maybe his mum .

[@jamesgreen5137]

Pretty certain he was saying we need to lockdown to protect the elderly and vulnerable not long ago

[@matty_mcmattface]

and mandatory vaccines

[@crumblyduckling403]

Silly boy! Tuition fees would've been a luxury for me. By 16 I was working full time & doing evening classes to get a qualification. Later, renting & having to work evenings too, just to make ends meet. Later, bought a house when interest rates were sky high. Finally, had to wait 6 years longer than anticipated to get my pension. Not complaining, just saying - we didn't have time to masquerade as the opposite sex & invent problems for ourselves like his generation do.

[@XanderHill101]

Whilst the interest rates were higher average house prices were approximately 4x average working wages, now it’s closer to 10x. It is demonstrably more expensive to buy a house now. The supply hasn’t met the demand, older generations can’t be blamed for that it’s due to policies started under Tony Blair and then not corrected even after 12 years of the current government.

[@philg7889]

Like all children, Butterball cost his parents hundreds of thousands to bring up to 18 years of age.

[@Buster_Piles]

What a monumental waste. He's a walking advert for abortion.

[@chazsach6594]

GB News love this Super Troll.

[@2010LeeG]

Stop giving this thing air time.

[@DazMellor17]

Little benny boy having another meltdown? There's a shock... 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jamesm9534]

When I was 25 buying a house was not even on the event horizon.

[@mikewhipps3161]

Dan just gets Butterworth on so as people can laugh at him. He was everything that they said he was in this interview.

[@Magicbased121]

Frankly I think they're all insufferable in this matter

[@jamescross646]

I want Benjamin to save for a new shirt

[@markrainford1219]

And a haircut.

[@Bungle-UK]

And a religious veil to, er, cover him up

[@dawnemile7499]

When did young people ever expect to live in their own home? I never did when I was young, nor did my friends. We thought we would when we got older.

[@mightymeatball8535]

Does butterworth ever question why no working class person agrees with or like him yet the upper class are completely onboard

[@barbarabirch7911]

Clueless 🤦‍♀️

[@galinor7]

Woke kiddies throwing their toys out of the pram.

[@anthonyorafferty5632]

Benjamin 🤣 You can't take him seriously 'he's a great wind-up'.

[@proudpict2057]

Ben complaining about education costs he signed up for!

[@noelgallagher8224]

I feel sorry for that shirt that has to wear him.

[@markharris7662]

I see now why you have Benjamin on. It's for his comedy value.

[@francescarose1453]

Mark. He is being exposed for the ridiculous character he is.

[@grimreaper8220]

This is the type of clowns that are self intitled and want everything for nothing.

[@karenyoung8341]

My mother couldn’t even rent our telly without saying she was married and it wasn’t allowed to be in her name

[@oliverkitkat6860]

In the 80s times were hard . Sick and tired off the young like benjamin mouthing off when he doesnt know what hese talking about . Ime with carol go girl 👍

[@proudpict2057]

Ben can give himself a swift uppercut!!

[@remove574]

What age is this boy? Bet he doesn’t know how to do an honest days work and budget

[@admiralbillom7559]

has battyworth ever had anything useful to say? i wonder why dan's "very own" is constantly on his shows.

[@AutoAlligator]

Is Mr Butterworth representative of all people in his age group? If that is true then we would do well to educate the next generation because his is clearly lost to stupidity. There is no reasoning with a young man who thinks everyone else should pay for his own ignorance.

[@kevinsnowden5992]

Benjamin sort that comb over please.

[@proudpict2057]

Ben believes his tax money is more important than the tax money we all paid in the past!

[@frankzappa951]

Imagine that guy living next door to your elderly parent. ? Wouldn’t last long I’m afraid.

[@deco2132]

If you are are earning 30,000 in London you must be working part-time.

[@pjdilans1]

Talking about young people wanting to live in a 400k flat in London. If your that pretentious that you "absolutely must live in London". Then you will stop whinging about the cost of it, choose a well paying field to work in, study a meaningful degree, find a job, work your way up in that company and earn more money. Or you can move out of London and get a £220,000 3 bedroom house up north and you can still earn a decent wage. Things in life dont come easy. You make your own choices if Londons unaffordable the youth should move out. If businesses start seeing that they cant get younger workforce or succession planning becomes a real issue then who knows things might change. Businesses might start to offer help with young peoples housing etc. To draw them back. Please only come as far north as Manchester if your like Benjamin though wouldnt want you ruining Geordie land with these pr*cks.

[@mrspleasants8529]

I am 60 this year and I worked my butt off for years, and years and years to gather my wealth. I was at poverty level until well into my thirties, working two jobs and paying off student debt. The difference between the under 30's and us old people is that when we were under 30 we knew the way to success was through hard work and sacrifice. Something poor little Butterworth has no clue.

[@yvonnehayton6753]

Mrs Pleasants. You're the same age as me so why were you paying off student debt? Fees were paid and you got a grant on top if you didn't get parental contribution. But then only 8% of school leavers went to university in those days. Nowadays 50% go and the universities are run as businesses and only in it for the money.

[@yvonnehayton6753]

Also I don't consider myself old!

[@mrspleasants8529]

@@yvonnehayton6753 I grew up in the USA and I came from a poor family so no parental help. I paid myself, while I went to school carrying eighteen credits with two kids and worked. I paid off all my student debt about six months before I started paying my kids. Perhaps, we are making it too easy for kids nowadays.

[@yvonnehayton6753]

Mrs Pleasants. Thank you for taking the trouble to reply. I stupidly assumed you were from the UK. I was a university student in Scotland in the 80s. My tuition fees were paid by the UK government and I had a small grant on account of my parents, who had made me go to uni, being wealthy enough to supply a parental contribution, which they didn't but that's another story. You definitely had it a lot tougher than me. Respect, and congratulations on making it xx

[@johnwhite5198]

Benjamin should skip a few meals and save that money. Maybe walk a bit more and save on travel expenses. Neither would do him any harm. Its what 5he oldies were brought up with.