Trumpet Trexit and Brump

[@BaronVonGrumble]

PLEASE - before everyone starts shitting all over everyone else who thinks differently - lets just have a conversation about it before the comments section explodes? Its very clear the 50% of you think wildly differently from the other 50%. So, my advice is trust your gut, do what you feel is right. I value your input whatever it is - so long as its what i think ;)

[@MasterOnione]

BaronVonGrumble can you help me become a UK citizens? I'm retiring from being American. please help me!!!!

[@TheJollyGamerJoe]

jimmy harland I remember last time they rioted after Trump won the vote, a bunch of people got arrested. And it turned out a large majority of the people arrested didn't even vote. So didn't even contribute to the process, then get upset when it doesn't go the way they wanted.

[@zhain0]

if i could swap i would lol

[@chewit3504]

BaronVonGrumble, first 5 minutes of trump being president, riots in Washington, good luck Donald

[@MuadDib1402]

No, you're an immigrant! You will steal our jobs, our women and sell drugs so we don't want you. Am I doing it right?? Am I a little Englander now?? :P

[@AlexGossett]

Few have the courage to say (and think) what is unpopular. Well said.

[@mattc8797]

Jesus Chris, this video was before its time. 4 years ago and its more apparent now, more than ever!! NAIL. HEAD!! (obvs just going back through all you videos during lockdown),

[@JohnnyWooh]

I still fail to see how Trump was ever an option. "He says what he thinks" shouldn't be what qualifies him as a politician. And of course no one wants to be called a racist when they aren't racist. But if you vote for a racist to run your country, you clearly agree that it is acceptable to discriminate against people of other races than your own.

[@ragincajun556]

Lol; there you fucking go. Way to prove his point.

[@NefariousVirtuoso88]

The whole "qualified to be a politician" is idiotic and Trump is not a racist. Nobody was calling him racist 5 years ago, 10 years ago, 15 years ago ... I could go on. He become racist running against the democratic party who NEED the black vote in america.

[@ragincajun556]

No he didn't. Some reporter was moaning on about "undocumented" immigrants getting raped while illegally entering the US and Trump had the audacity to point that they were being raped by other illegal immigrants. He never said half the shit you people so dutifully report from the fakenews media; that's why you always deal in vague generalities instead of specific quotes.

[@EddyBoomJunglist]

ragincajun556 The exact words that came out of that laughable excuse for a president's mouth in reference to Mexican immigrants: "They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. And some, I assume are good people" keep repeating fake news all you like but you can't erase history. Morons like you and your new god are regressive.

[@JoonaMetso]

Eddy Boom Junglist but it's a fact that they are ILLEGAL immigrants who actually do crime in the usa. It's not racist to say you don't want that kind of people into your country. I bet you don't want people like that into your house do you?

[@yardblah5161]

by the way Baron you made some good points..but how does any of this help me get the new 2017 KTM 1290 Super Duke R??...because really that's all that matters in life..

[@eclipsegfxable]

This video has ages so well!

[@johnnylongstroke7413]

Hard working, Country loving people just got tired of being blamed for everything the world over.

[@DaveMurphyEngineer]

Totally agree with you. The issue now is we're all in this boat and we have to make it work - but there's likely to be 52% of the people trying to make it work and 48% resisting just so they can have the smug satisfaction of saying 'told you so' even though they could and should have been helping. There's still far too many people crying over spilt breast milk.

[@alpen4921]

DaveMurphyEngineer I 100% agree that we need to work together to make this work. My fear is that at the end of the day we have to rely on the decision makers (elected politicians) to make the final call and to be frank; i lose faith at that point. I don't care left, right or center it's an impossible task for any side so I feel they just agree to play hot potato with the voting system, i.e. We've been in charge for a while and we can no longer cover the cracks with our band aids so you have a turn. Cynical, you may say, and I agree if used in its proper application.

[@DaveMurphyEngineer]

al pen Totally agreed, but who elected those politicians - the general public - and so the problem comes full circle. If we can't trust the elected government then there's no point being there (he says from Saudi Arabia). Yes, there's little faith in the decision makers but, like the remoaners whinging about something they cannot change, neither can we change the people we've elected to see this through, so we have to try and make the best with what we've got. Sometimes some blind faith and a healthy dose of ignorance can be a good thing.

[@alpen4921]

DaveMurphyEngineer with the greatest respect I disagree that having blind faith and a little ignorance is the way forwards. As to the matter of coming full circle which the general public having voted, you are right. What I would like to add to this is that as the people we are miss-informed by the elected, to influence the voting system. Through the internet we becoming more informed, however a little information can be dangerous in the wrong hands. This can be seen in the overwhelming desire to upset the status quo, by voting for the outsider as a protest vote. I don't have an answer, alternative to this. But I do know having only this option makes me uncomfortable. Maybe Gene Roddenberry had it right in 1966.

[@DaveMurphyEngineer]

al pen My point RE: A little blind faith and ignorance is about it being too easy to get overwhelmed by the control you don't have on the system. The nation has voted, that vote must be enacted, it's too late for an individual to have any meaningful influence on it but that doesn't stop people 'panicking' about it - maybe I'm not phrasing it very well but there's no point getting wound up about it anymore, it would be far more productive for people to 'get on board'. Totally agree with you about being misinformed by the electorate but if people simply believe everything they're told without conducting their own research and checking their facts - and we all know that everything written on the internet is 100% factually correct - then we are responsible for the choices we make. Sadly no system is perfect, but we pride ourselves on having a fair democratic society. I think Mr Trump perfectly illustrates your point about the protest vote - I'm not 100% sure about applying the same theory to Brexit.

[@alpen4921]

DaveMurphyEngineer It is difficult relaying one opinions the rough these messages, but I understand the point you are making. All of which are valid. I would like to say I agree totally with yours, and The BvG, position that we must join together, no matter how we voted and make this democratic decision work. The alternative leads to chaos. I just don't have any confidence of our political parties that they are working in our best interests. So far everything points to the opposite. Accountability, integrity they do not have their place in party politics and that, to me, is where they lose my support. Anyhow, its a hot topic, and I am sure you must be bored. Have a nice day in the sun, its freezing here.

[@jackydefo]

People need to get over it and realise its happened pull together and make the best of it.

[@jackydefo]

hardly riots a small group of anarchist pricks trying to make trouble they will be back on the welfare tommorow smoking pot in an abandoned building

[@watchzeitgeist2]

Totally disagree mate. Just because a decision was reached based on misinformation ("people don't want experts" - how fucking retarded are those people??) doesn't mean I should change my opinion and move on. Given that the majority of London voted to remain, I very much doubt those people are on benefits xD they're probably alot more informed on the issues than you are....

[@jackydefo]

The experts were wrong in the case of brexit all the economic warns were fluff. You have you opinion and that's great but the call for a 2nd referendum is rubbish it's done and wont be reversed

[@MrSaintSoulja]

JayDee the economic impacts were the loss of growth over time. Its not something you will see quickly and will only be seen after they enact article 50 and we actually leave. We can only see and even though i voted remain i very much hope the experts were wrong. So far in terms of city jobs the youth are even more fucked coming out of school/uni which is what im worried about.

[@MrMongoose221]

Its easy to say when your views are the ones being implemented. I'm sorry but I think Brexit is counter-productive and a bit shit frankly. I'm not denying anyone their opinion who wanted out but at the same time people who voted out shouldn't just expect remainers to just get on with it and make the best of it.

[@Baggamuss]

I fell out with a friend I have had for 25 years over Brexit, I was a remainer and he voted out. I appreciate others have a different view than I but the amount of racist shit that started coming out of peoples mouths because others also felt that it was now acceptable to share Britain First posts. It brought out the worst in people but I'm glad it happened because i'm no longer blind and it has made me appreciate the people who do have a social conscience and try to spread positivity rather than hatred and anger for their own failings in life. Peace.

[@Baggamuss]

I'll just add that about 15 odd years ago I shared the same views as my friend, but funnily enough my views changed when I stopped reading Tabloids such as The Sun. It's amazing how much media can change a persons perceptions of the world if you're naive enough to take it in.

[@DanThornton1]

Especially when the tabloid media had a vested interest in promoting leaving the EU to escape tougher regulations - hence Murdoch and Lord Rothmere used their papers to get what they wanted, and often twisted the truth...

[@hollowaysteve]

"Especially when the tabloid media had a vested interest in promoting leaving the EU to escape tougher regulations - hence Murdoch and Lord Rothmere used their papers to get what they wanted, and often twisted the truth..." Exactly This. Unfortunately and regardless of what a lot Brexiters say, overall many don't have a rational argument for leaving. Most voted out based on the bile written in the likes of the Mail/Express/Sun. Pretty much everyone I have spoken to from the Home Counties where I am originally from can't actually articulate a reason other than vague soundbites as they know that their actual reason (immigration, closing the borders) is all they've got and all they read is The Mail. Some could only quote "Norway is OK isn't it" I had to explain the difference between them and us. There is no question that there are many Brexiters that have genuine thought out reasons to leave but most have had their minds subverted by the right wing gutter press.

[@DavidAnderson-pr1ru]

On a personal level, the globalist media moguls had a larger vested interest in staying in the EU but facts should never get in the way of quality propaganda.

[@DavidAnderson-pr1ru]

Most of the remainers I have asked, voted based on fear, fear that something in their comfortable life might just change slightly in the negative. Fear of change, greed, call it what you will. The idea that remainers are successful and educated and that leavers are unsuccessful and/or old (poor), may well have some foundation in that remainers don't want anything to change and leavers are happy to take the chance. Most of the arguments put forward to support the remainers are also based on what they have heard and read in the media. Whether you are a remainer or leaver you were subject to a media bombardment of bullshit from both sides. There are genuine valid arguments for both sides and it was a close thing so it's time for both sides to stop ridiculing each other and accept where we are. I voted to leave for many reasons which i won't go into here, suffice to say that democracy, corruption and the fact that the common market turned into a monster that just doesn't work, are the three main ones.

[@tino3078]

You hit the nail on the head BVG! God Bless America and God Save the Queen!

[@gregt7927]

& God defend New Zealand but thank God for Australia

[@tbuksuperfly]

Baron is my spirit animal

[@BaronVonGrumble]

hahaha - actual LOL

[@Symmetrys]

Loving the classic videos being back. Looking forward to the next one 👍

[@AdjrianNickelodeon]

Comments section is #LIT hahaha! *Grabs popcorn*

[@rocketn8]

Here here Baron. I love you. Touch my winkie

[@rocketn8]

no homo

[@BorisOnBikes]

So true... I'm glad we think the same way.

[@connorc2221]

I think i love you even more now. Finally someone who has some sense!

[@SurfPilot]

You sir hit that nail straight on the head.. 100% right, it's so refreshing to hear someone call it as it is.

[@Olsinium]

I used to watch your videos purely for the funny stories, and the amazing bikes. But honestly, you're a man who speaks sense and has a hell of a lot of wisdom to share. I'd kind of also like to hear your opinions on this goddamn SNP independence fiasco up here in Scotland, but you can probably tell I'm already sick of it and hope there's another human being out there who shares that view. Anywho. I love you Baron. And your jizzery is always welcome.

[@BaronVonGrumble]

Andrew Bremner I think it makes a total mockery of our system that 1 party gets double the national vote than the other and gets just 1 seat in parliament. yet the other with half the votes gets 50! what a pisstake.

[@watchzeitgeist2]

Am I wrong in stating that the "SNP fiasco" is exactly the same in origin as the "Brext/Trump" fiasco?

[@Olsinium]

Similar, in a sense that the average scot is tired of the usual politics and therefore vote snp. But the absolute demand for independence no matter the consequences is just idiocy in my opinion. That and the constant lies. 'we won't interfere in English only politics', 'once in a generation referendum' 'we can use the pound without the UK's approval'.. So the origins similar, but the results show that they're the same if not worse than voting for typical bigger parties. And for the holy baron's reply, it really is a pisstake. Proportional representation then rather than past the post?

[@stevelampard]

Probably the best view on brexit I've heard so far and totally the way I feel about the situation. I love how the more angry you got, the more aggressively you rode!

[@tobortine]

Thank you Baron, you've just said everything that we feel but dare not say because of the PC thought police.... and you're right, it's exactly why Brexit and Trump happened.

[@e.rod.moto.]

I'm an American and I just wanted to tell you that you hit the nail on the head. Nice video. Thanks for posting.

[@andyjamess]

I totally agree with what you said. I was on the fence on whether to vote out or remain until Obama was flown over to tell us what to do which made me vote to leave. Personally I couldn't care less who voted for what. Their choice. I also have been afraid to voice my allegiance in the vote due to the vitriol from other people who don't share the same thoughts as I do

[@japsniper1980]

Have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by your view point Baron. I was full expecting you to swing the other way. I completely agree with you on everything you mentioned. Nicely put. Chill the fuck out everyone, chill out.

[@PTKilowatt]

Baron, while I largely agree with the notion that mass labeling is harmful in the long run I have to disagree with your thesis when it comes to the minutiae. Yes people don't like being talked down to because of where they live or certain values, however you have to remember that this divide wasn't entirely generated by those on one side of the gulf. The large problem is this; big complex ideas such a globalism and automation affecting industrial production or multiculturalism require a bit of time to explain. The problem comes when one group is repeatedly pandered to in base terms and bombarded with messages playing to their paranoia and discontent. These ideas are, of course, simpler to understand and therefore are increasingly harder to dislodge. At some point even the most dedicated civil servants grow frustrated trying to climb this proverbial over-vertical wall. Tie this in with other concepts such as implicit bias (which I suspect played a part in a larger swath of the Trump/Brexit voting groups than even they realize), multiple journalism outlets struggling or failing to address the actual stories in lieu of filling airtime, and increasingly lax campaign finance laws that make this kind of mass manipulation all the more eaiser... You see my point, there are a lot of big ideas tied together that can't be explained in buzzwords. And that's kind of the problem.

[@mrnicktoyou]

New found respect for you. I agree with everything you said.

[@BlackKnight408]

How’s Brexit working out for you now?

[@fezzablower82]

Pretty well actually.

[@Turbinepilot]

One of your best videos to date. You hit all the points spot on. People need to embrace the difference of everyone and be civil but realize everyone thinks differently than you. Being vulgar or attacking someone because of their different thoughts is not the way to go.

[@CBRboy1717]

A-fucking-men. Bravo Baron. What a speech....

[@adriengahery9471]

Hey Baron! Could you make a vlog on how you're currently envisionning your pool of bikes? Like, do you mean to replace the GS? What about the R100 you've bought? Is there some use anymore to your SuperDuke? Is the R1 eventually becoming a track-only bike? XT500 anyone? And so on.

[@marklloyd4153]

I love Trump . Hes a breath of fresh air .

[@mattwells6446]

As much I supported Brexit and Trump it was a very well informed and well presented video, very good work Sir :D

[@rustandoil]

A classic BVG rant, brilliant

[@connorjeffries14871]

Please put those 2 videos up... Please

[@CNCycle]

Man I loved this one. Good to hear a financially conservative point of view from across the pond. Agree with nearly all of it. More please.

[@ES.573]

Baron - bravo 👏🏻 Agree with every point you hit on. I'm a Brit living in TX, and quite honestly you could not have said it better.

[@CCFerrariF1]

Love love love this video. Finally, someone in Europe who gets what the people of the U.S. And the U.K. we're going through and how we wanted real change. Good stuff Baron

[@Cubeazza]

For answering the "Why is there not free trade everywhere?" question: There are 2 main criticisms of free trade: 1: Let's say that from England, 1,000kg of steel costs £10,000, this takes into consideration all of the costs of mining it, labour costs, transportation costs e.t.c. and if UK companies buy and use UK steel, there is no money loss from UK economy as the money is going from one UK body to another. Now, because other countries may have drastically cheaper labor costs and may have better ore sites, they could sell 1,000kg of steel to the UK for £5,000. This would make all of the UK companies buy their steel from this other country, leading to money going from the UK economy to another country, therefore the UK is losing money. To combat this, countries put tariffs (taxes) on imported goods to make it more viable to buy goods from their own country so that money is not being lost from their economy. 2: Having free trade makes it incredibly hard for businesses selling goods or services to start up, as prices would be impossible to compete with because of the cheaper prices from abroad.

[@PartialS]

Beautiful rant, and made me feel a bit better about things. I voted remain because I'm scared. Truly. The UK could sustain importance because we had coal, and then North sea oil, and timing. We don't have those any more. Energy in = Energy out. Where's our energy now? Portugal used to be pretty important too. And Spain. Japan is important because of the US. Trump doesn't give a fuck about the UK. He might have given one about Europe, but not a broken up one. Russia would also like a broken up Europe. The inertia of Europe is its strength. The Brexit vote just makes it easier for governments to *not* do right by the people. However the population votes, it still votes for a government. we not taking back the power, we're just handing it to somebody else who then has fewer restrictions placed on how they fuck the people.

[@NefariousVirtuoso88]

Trump LOVES the UK. *The Brexit vote just makes it easier for governments to not do right by the people* - Nooooo. Brexit makes our politicians the decision makers not people in Brussels. People who WE elect or remove will be making policy. You are absolutely wrong here. *we not taking back the power, we're just handing it to somebody else who then has fewer restrictions placed on how they fuck the people* - Our laws are currently made by people in Brussels. The EU court overrules our supreme court. Your point here is entirely backward.

[@PartialS]

NefariousVirtuoso88 "People who WE elect or remove will be making policy" - EU politicians are still democratically elected. The supreme court will decide on the 24th whether or not article 50 should go to a parliamentary vote. The decision will likely be considered "undemocratic" in pro-brexit media if it decides that it *should* go to a parliamentary vote. I don't understand global economics enough to trust myself to make a decision on it, which is why I voted remain. It's not my area of expertise. So I democratically vote in elections for parties I believe have the capability to do the job, as does every other voter. Not enough people voted for UKIP to get them elected, but enough did for the Tories to bring people back by offering a referendum on a decision that the public are not sufficiently qualified to make, wrongly assuming that the size of the vote would be in a minority. If you were about to take off in an aircraft, would you put what fuel it should have to a vote? What buttons to press? If you didn't put it to a vote, would that be undemocratic? There's a guy at the front who is saying the right things. He's saying we should put *British* petrol in it. Good *British* petrol made by the good people of Britain, not *Romanian* petrol. There's another guy who's suggesting that we let the pilots decide what fuel the aircraft needs. Nobody's listening to him though. He sounds like an expert, and what have experts ever done for us? Why should we let the pilots make the decisions on what fuel the plane needs? Putting in *British* petrol will secure *British* jobs, bring money back into Britain, and give a better future to British children. Yes. It's just like Braveheart. So it goes to a vote. And YES! THE PEOPLE VOTED TO PUT GOOD BRITISH PETROL IN THE PLANE. Which then either doesn't take off, or crashes and burns soon after. Planes don't run on petrol. Cameron got off the plane as they were putting the fuel in. He can afford to take a different flight. So did Farage, strangely.

[@WolfHeathen]

You don't have your coal industry anymore because the EU decided you shouldn't. You don't have your energy markets anymore because they EU decided you shouldn't. You don't have you fishing industry anymore because the EU said you shouldn't. The reason why so many markets have been destroyed in so many countries around Europe is because the EU told everyone that they had to divide it up among each other, resulting in not enough resources being left over for anyone. Voting remain is voting for the exact same problems you just mentioned. And how would the EU commission do right by the European people? The argument you gave about not doing right by the people is exactly what the EU has done. It has moved all power away from your democratically elected parliament to the un-elected EU commission that pretty much just governs itself without any input from the outside. Sure, you vote for the EU parliament but the EU parliament doesn't actually decide anything at all. It's a figure head to make people think they have a democratic EU.

[@arebrec]

Bloody good on you Baron, for saying out loud what the rest of us are thinking.

[@richieknox8425]

Baron Von Upset... but seriously very very good points talked about there :)

[@rawburn7784]

I don't understand how I am instantly labelled a "racist" etc and referred to as "hitler" for not wanting to be governed by a European body... Also I do believe Hitler also wanted a "one Europe" ... Oh what's that? they are going to have a European army? Tell me more about how I am "Hitler"

[@sethmiller6787]

Love it. I wish I could hear this kind of content on the BBC or CNN.

[@Antilagmike]

very well said baron, I've been thinking this for a while and I think it is so true. Way to take the moderate approach and understand both sides.

[@ridingwithsam]

I voted out. I had two main reasons. One being I thought instead of pumping money into the EU we could use it beefing up or public services and number two, immigration. Not the I'm racist and say they're taking our jobs, but we can't cope with the number of people as it is, house prices are going through the roof. We need to focus on ourselves for a little while rather than others.

[@ian9outof10]

I voted in. I live in a house that cost too much in an area that's too expensive. But immigration isn't the problem here, it's simple supply and demand. People want to live in London, so the house prices go up. People don't want to live in other places, so the prices stay low. For the money I spent on this house, I could have a fucking castle up north. It was ever thus, and it's not because of immigration. For one thing there is no replacement for the homes which were sold off as council houses under right to buy. Cue a lot of people who desperately need a council house being unable to find one. Immigration gets the blame, but the reality is that it's FUCKING hard to get on benefits, ask people who do it. It's a battle every week not to get sanctioned and end up homeless. Look at places in London that used to be council flats and are now worth half a million quid. That's bullshit man, and there's no effort made to replace even a tiny fragment of that housing. I don't hate people who voted out. I want to hear their reasons and discuss it with them. What you tend to get - and this isn't a hard and fast rule at all - is the same sort of shouting you get from the left. It's indignant claims that the EU is undemocratic when Britain gets a vote on every matter, and there must be 100% agreement for a rule to pass. It's the claim that immigration is out of control when the EU actually has controls that require migrants to prove that they can support themselves, or have a job or have a pension they can use. Lies about funding our health service with the money we save made me livid. The health service needs more money, and the conservatives cut it back and farm it out to private companies who make a profit on the services they provide back. This isn't inherently bad, but it's also not saving money and you can WATCH the NHS suffering for this right now. I have total empathy for people who don't have it great, I can SEE why they voted to leave the EU but they're fighting the wrong machine. Things won't get better for poor people when we're out of the EU because it is in the interest of those in power to keep the poor people suppressed. But then Von Grumble said it - life isn't fair. I guess those people with nothing just have to accept their lot, and realise they'll never have anything. Right? Or does that sound like an idea worth fighting against?

[@watchzeitgeist2]

Mate, it isn't that simple. look who you asked to pump the money into public services.... You asked the country's elite-far-right, who like to privatise everything, to pump money into the public sector. Are you misinformed, or just very stupid? Also, house prices don't go up with a net influx of ~50,000 a year (did you even look up government statistic at any point, or just listen to the bullshit you were fed in the media?) It's because our population is increasing, because we keep having children, and not enough houses are being made... Fuck me, just get off your arse, google shit and inform yourself, it's not hard....

[@ridingwithsam]

Ollie Scott Classy, call someone stupid because you don't agree with their views.

[@NefariousVirtuoso88]

@Ian *But immigration isn't the problem here, it's simple supply and demand* - Ahahahahahaha. Immigration is known for having no effect on supply or demand. 300k+ new people a year. No effect on supply or demand.

[@DanThornton1]

Far less of a problem on supply and demand than the massive rise in rental landlords due to cheap mortgages, and the fact the supply of social housing sold off during the Thatcher years has never come close to being replaced...

[@JeeFtw]

Oh yeah! A real old skool motovlog with the Baron on a sportsbike! This is what made me into a huge motovloggers enthusiast. I believe the first motovlog I ever saw was you taking your GSX-R off road.

[@rosskidd7243]

The left wing mindset gives me a headache trying to get my head around it

[@M3H8014]

First 20 seconds of your vid sums up about 75% of my riding experience.

[@conradmason87]

I'm with you... all the way!

[@TheUniqueKTM]

Agree with you 100%. I was 19 when i voted. Im not a racist, im a hard working british man who wants whats best for our country. I work for toyota and there in the news now trying to figure out how it might affect there trade deals in the UK and EU. Also! You said its a age where you can buy everything online. Hyundai have just released an advert showing people that there the first car manufacturer to do online purchases, you can now spec your car online, pay for it on your card or get finance via a phone call and then they deliver it to your door. Crazy.

[@gedmccarthy9547]

bang on summary and reflection of most leavers thoughts. well said, you've got my vote!

[@BangableGoose]

Well said Baron. I value people who speak their mind. Love the HP4 :)

[@panchh9228]

phew I knew baron was way to cool to be a snowflake

[@animatepl]

I rarely upvote videos on YT, unless I think they are exceptionally good. Needless to say I have upvoted this one. Well said Baron.

[@andymanic1]

You realise by saying everyone on the left is 'namby pamby' you are doing the exact same thing you hated right? Also, you said vita just ideology' then went to talk about the EU and your opinion as if it was fact. If you want to leave that's cool, but you can't say there was absolutely no reason to stay.

[@sullybiker6520]

Anyone that's followed your channel for a while would know your thoughts on this. On another note, surprised you're dropping the GS, I would have thought one of your superbikes would have gone first. You used the GS for so many projects.

[@ShallowBeThyGames]

If we had another Referendum, I'd change my vote to 'Leave'.

[@weeklyepicgaming]

I'm not going to talk politics, as I don't think I'm well enough informed about certain aspects, but it's good to see you back on the HP4.

[@ryanagar1114]

Thank you for looking at things logically

[@iceking123kitty]

I was kind of worried about this video having seen the title, but was pleasantly surprised! Fully agree with your opinion, great video.

[@ewwmin3m]

"not knowing what the consequences will be"? 1GBP = 1.16 EUR vs 1GBP = 1.35-40EUR two years ago; just saying

[@SoundsofWarOfficial]

Haven't actually left yet and all that is caused by economic uncertainty of not having left and being in limbo; just saying

[@kirbyr558]

Trade agreements exist to help protect local economies. The idea is to maximize any positive aspects of free trade and minimize the damage of free trade.

[@SerPurple51]

ANYTHING is better than Hillary lol

[@puttputt1992]

Thank you! someone who sees reality for what it is. The average Joe is just tired of being called a horrible person for petty or non existent reasons

[@MrMongoose221]

It works both ways, you're making lots of assumptions as to why people voted remain "staying in a relationship you're not happy with" is not the reason many voted remain, Im sure it was some just like some racists voted out. Its a generalisation. Some of us like myself could see the benefits the EU provides and the support offered which is also completely ignored, the EU is no way near perfect but nothing is, Brexit won't be the sunshine you expect, our government is going to be just as useless imo.

[@rymorgo994]

man I'm just happy to see you uploading a video, pls upload more!!

[@michaelgallagher2376]

Couldn't agree more

[@jztgatjdtkgt]

Do you think the outrageous swings in public attitudes are reflected in the way people drive? Traffic in London sucks.

[@Jack-cu7rl]

BARON PLEASE BE PRIME MINISTER

[@criticalcuda]

Fantastic.... I agree with everything you say and love your openness ,its like a breath of fresh air , someone talking there mind and not just too there mates

[@quigonjay9]

I love the baron, love the channel but I do not want to hear your opinion on politics, I subbed because you are entertaining, listening to you rant on about politics is not entertaining

[@quigonjay9]

One video out of hundreds does not make me want to unsub, just giving my opinion on this one

[@samuelgillard2196]

quigonjay9 I'm with you, I subscribe to channels like this for entertainment (bike related ideally!) and escapism, not for political rants. Too many twats wanting to air their uneducated/ill-informed political or religious views. Keep it for the ballot box!

[@MisterAki43]

Thanks for giving a decent opinion and not being a bitch about it like some people are. Too many people like that these days.

[@purpleether5405]

skip the video then idiot.

[@BikerEddd]

On University I totally agree. When I was at school (i'm now 22) the implication from the school was that you got the grades and you went to University (after all I guess it makes there stats looks good?). Either way I did go to University did a useful degree and it turned out well for me BUT out of my friends that went against the norm and left school after GCSE the majority have been extremely successful without the help of a fuck ton of debt and just by working hard at what they want to do.

[@jerombolo2688]

right wing is the way to go

[@joelclund]

Loved it. Great commentary on why the middle moved right. Enjoyed the ride too.

[@Nerezza1]

The skill of the truck driver at 5:42. I don't think I even know the width of my car that well.

[@ImWayCoolerThanMost]

What/where is that green bridge around 6:10 ? It's gorgeous and I'm not familiar with it.

[@j.reddout]

Hammersmith Bridge

[@Dinkymod]

As an American, I completely agree with you, BaronVonGrumble. Out of everything going on right now, I'm more concerned about what is going on in the culture of the common people. My fellow citizens shouldn't be hating each other so much, it should be the opposite.

[@ChromeArty]

Baron, I have always enjoyed your videos and think you have the most incredible way of stringing together sentences with hilarious descriptors and a great voice.... ... now I see you as a very observant, intelligent human being. Hats off sir! I didn't even realize that I am one of those people in the middle (left leaning actually) that has been pushed right by all the bs!

[@jonachs5316]

How many miles were on your GSXR? I can only imagine it was a huge number. Will miss that double bloody bike.

[@twobimmers]

it hurts how similar our opinions are. great video. exactly how I feel.

[@thintruman8184]

This is great - haven't been entertained like this since "Derek & Clive" and a biking perspective view of the streets of London, well negotiated by the way!

[@meltvanderspuy]

why! are you selling the gs?! are you getting the new triple black one at least?

[@nutsinatin]

Loving the return of the classic Baron Videos, you might not like London but I love your London videos! I voted in, I lost, shit happens - it can't be changed so no point worrying about what I can't control.

[@kpr1969]

well said Baron...have you done any vids since Boris got in

[@XenoVI]

THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO !!! you always have a place to stay in the Houston Texas

[@andrewhodges2761]

Hey Baron, I'll try and explain why global free-trade isn't an ideal solution. I took a few economic courses at University a couple years ago which explained that trade-barriers exist to protect the respective population's jobs and welfare. For example, here in Australia, the average Australian enjoys a higher salary than an average person from our main trade partner, China. If there were no trade-barriers, that average Chinese person would be able to produce more 'goods' for the same currency than the respective Australian person. Therefore, identical goods would be priced very much differently, and Australian workers would either lose jobs, or drastically reduce their salaries to remain competitive. The trade-barrier is designed to ensure a countries workforce remains competitive inside their borders, and prevents undercutting prices of another country. If it helps, this is a similar line of thinking to your Hillary (Politically Correct) v. Trump (Speak your mind) mentality, as, whilst it appears on the surface that free trade would produce a 'Utopian' economic climate, the actual result would be more developed countries being vastly undercut financially. The best solution is, in the theme of your argument in your video, not push for a Utopian society where everyone is happy and fair, but to actually fight for the best deal for yourself and for your country. Hope this explanation helps, and by chance you're reading this, huge fan of you and your channel. Cheers mate

[@JDRod88]

Baron, you nailed it. A very astute analysis of why things happened here in the US at least.

[@johnconner8974]

A year later have any of your thoughts changed baron von grumble

[@hubert1142]

This channel is a sanctuary of common sense. Thanks man!

[@nsmartyn76]

Bless you for this video, this is how I felt... yep I voted for Brexit and if I was American would have voted Trump. Can't believe it's taken me so long to watch this clip... Been watching your clips since last summer along with 44 teeth, loving them keep it up!

[@vonreaper8041]

Nice to hear an honest opinion for a change. Long live our freedom to have our say.......

[@ifyouaskedmeonfriday]

I like the content you've been putting out recently, the touring etc. and the stuff with 44 teeth......... but it's nice to see the classics from time to time (Baron in London, on a bike, on a rant). For the record I voted out, THIS DOES NOT MAKE ME A RACIST

[@holliday675]

One of the best vids recently on the BVG channel, couldn't agree more with what you said on here. 👊🏻

[@NeBiStR]

I usually don't post stuff on YT-but you are right. Have you seen Madonna and the march? :D

[@stygar100]

From San Antonio, Tx....you hit it right on the head. Bravo

[@njames6002]

This video is absolutely fantastic, talk about hitting the nail on the head

[@cport955]

All aboard the outrage bus. Best commentary on Brexit I've heard

[@Frugaltail]

YES BARON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!! Jonathanpie will be proud! You absolutely couldn't be more right!!!

[@keithbeef]

excellent video Baron, so glad you posted this. I share the same feelings as you

[@doh2.069]

@baronvongrumble off-topic, I'm moving over from Dublin to West Sussex. I'm a bit freaked bout the bike theft in London, I won't be commuting in the city, will be working outta Gatwick and living close by. Is it safe out that way to buy and ride something nice or do I have to buy something shit that won't be stolen? Whatever I buy will be alarmed, immobilised and chained to the nines. Cheers.

[@BaronVonGrumble]

if you have a garage it should be ok

[@doh2.069]

Cheers, I'll look into renting one close by.