Denny Watson
Paul Joseph Watson came on this huge and popular YouTube channel where he takes a critique on both American and British culture. The recent example of loud people in public and their music was a topic for Mr Paul Joseph as he utterly devastated with various videos for the problem that people in London and other areas of Great Britain have been expressing about others in public. The rudeness of the people playing their music and having loud public conversations with both ends playing on the phone was discussed by Joseph Paul Watson as he played several examples of the growing phenomenon and the debates over social media in Britain and America of psychotics unable to comprehend that they
are in a public place should act more appropriate. These are people who either are on drugs or are mentally unstable who want to be loud in public and make a scene and they do so on purpose. Paul Joseph clearly said this problem is exposing itself even further by the day. Joseph Watson said millenia Z people refuse to wear headphones and feel like they have to share their music and culture to others while on public
transportation like cars, trains, buses, and so forth. This growing problem is facing a backlash rightfully so and perhaps more legislation needs to be done as far as public nuisance and noise ordinances to stop this growing menace to society that I've even noticed in the United Syates. More people lack social reform social conduct skills and mentally need social reform on how to act and conduct oneself in public and
technology has played a very large part in this as Paul Joseph Watson played out. In addition. People's growing narcissism and making public videos to try to go viral and spread on YouTube, Tik Tok and others has been growing with one particular Tik Tok who brings a big boombox to grocery stores and thinks it's somehow entertainment and of value to put on his Tik-Tok Tok channel. Paul Watson raged worded these weird people in our society and how they are becoming more unhinged with their loudness, rudeness. music and all sorts of forms of increasing audio levels around themselves
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