I've been watching everyone from the beginning, and here's what I've seen:

Carl's Dadism has a major effect. Having kids and living in the UK is a major concern. His fucking 12 year old daughter tried to tell him she was bisexual FFS, and he lives 2 steps away from a horde of illegals that have subjugated the local hotel. He's on full-scale "Protect" mode.

Connor is entirely fighting with the media and back-end politics, and is a rampaging catholic, who's watching the Anglican Church trying to canonize George Floyd, and defile churches with Pride Sermons; all while watching the Conservatives, the media, and the church, kill the country with whatever weapon is available. He also lives in London and has to dodge stabbings on 2 hour trip to work at the office each day, while the Hindu-Paki Race Riots continue.

Harry's decided to go almost full "Evola Said Nothing Wrong" because the UK Libertarians are effectively Koch Brothers Corporatists who think that Libertarianism exists to protect the rights of real people: corporate citizens; and not disgusting plebs. All while the actual Libertarians look soft on crime, considering how out-of-control it is (along with the 9,000 girls a year who are raped by Muslim grooming gangs) in a country that literally allows pedophiles to apologize and not be arrested.

Dan's like a lot of very smart people I know: they see the cracks in the system, and start putting together shit that doesn't make any sense because they don't trust anything. Which is why he's moved to his whole: the moon landing was faked position.

Callum is just full-black-pill "fuck it, I'm going to have fun while the country dies" mentality. Which, at least makes him fun. Good memes.

Beau, believe it or not, is probably the most openly reactionary; but doesn't really speak to it much. I think he's even more in favor of the Bloody Code than Carl is. He just straight up wants to execute parliament. Like, all of them.

Stelios & Josh actually have the strongest heads on their shoulders; both mostly from their very analytical backgrounds.

I've been watching everyone from the beginning, and here's what I've seen:

Carl's Dadism has a major effect. Having kids and living in the UK is a major concern. His fucking 12 year old daughter tried to tell him she was bisexual FFS, and he lives 2 steps away from a horde of illegals that have subjugated the local hotel. He's on full-scale "Protect" mode.

Connor is entirely fighting with the media and back-end politics, and is a rampaging catholic, who's watching the Anglican Church trying to canonize George Floyd, and defile churches with Pride Sermons; all while watching the Conservatives, the media, and the church, kill the country with whatever weapon is available. He also lives in London and has to dodge stabbings on 2 hour trip to work at the office each day, while the Hindu-Paki Race Riots continue.

Harry's decided to go almost full "Evola Said Nothing Wrong" because the UK Libertarians are effectively Koch Brothers Corporatists who think that Libertarianism exists to protect the rights of real people: corporate citizens; and not disgusting plebs. All while the actual Libertarians look soft on crime, considering how out-of-control it is (along with the 9,000 girls a year who are raped by Muslim grooming gangs) in a country that literally allows pedophiles to apologize and not be arrested.

Dan's like a lot of very smart people I know: they see the cracks in the system, and start putting together shit that doesn't make any sense because they don't trust anything. Which is why he's moved to his whole: the moon landing was faked position.

Callum is just full-black-pill "fuck it, I'm going to have fun while the country dies" mentality. Which, at least makes him fun. Good memes.

Beau, believe it or not, is probably the most openly reactionary; but doesn't really speak to it much. I think he's even more in favor of the Bloody Code than Carl is. He just straight up wants to execute parliament. Like, everyone.

Stelios & Josh actually have the strongest heads on their shoulders; both mostly from their very analytical backgrounds.