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Does he have a point?

davyboy

No. He is an idiot who uses big words.

A *** of biblical proportions.

ScoobyWon't

The only difference between Russel Brand and our very own Tony de Wonderful, is that Russel Brand can get laid.

thenewgalaxy

An absolute chode and terminally unfunny to boot.

Jamz3k

Retards get overwhelmed with his freshly picked that day buzz words and think he's intelligent when infact he's a fcuktard without an original thought. He does enjoy a good showvote with audiences though.

Dirk Diggler 75

He maybe a **** but the current drug laws don't work, if some legalization of drugs were to be enforced imagine the tax revenues it would produce ...

RA Dunk

HaHa!! ******* quality!

dnc

His voice irritates me to ****, so can't be bothered listening.

cster

Harsh, but ............

SJ_Skyline

Quality!

Alan Jeffery

He suffers from sex and drug addiction quite apart from an overwhelming delusion that his opinions matter. His "politics" would lead only to anarchy.
He's airily dismissed at this end.

skoobidude

I actually enjoy his stand-up.. However........

He tares politics to pieces but actually has nothing to say when questioned on what he would change.

Stick to 'comedy' mate

billyray911

iTrader: (4)

He may have a point about drug laws,however I don't see any radical changes any time soon.He has a very idealistic approach that appeals to the impressionable.
Politically speaking,whenever I see Brand on tv,he starts off semi well and then when the surface of his point is actually scratched off and he is challenged-as Snow did,with regards his "revolution"-he gets defensive,descends into crap humour and not much else.
It's worked for Boris Johnson,so I'm sure that he'll go far...

Turbohot

I think he's long recovered from his addictions. He does like to stand out, and he can; with his personality. Then all one has to do- learn a few big words, pick a controversial issue from the society, and bang on about it. That's what he does, and there are people who listen to him. He is mobilising a 'revolution', and he admits to that.

He was quite 'spread' throughout the session, and came up with crowd pleasing satires here n' there + at the end. More of a show-biz than an activist/campaigner for a cause IMO.

SJ_Skyline

He came over like he had enjoyed a nice big, fat bag of amphetamines in the green room prior to this interview.

He's a solid gold cockwomble.

Felix.

Yes, and all the drug takers are going to queue up to buy their gear from Boots. All it will do is force the drug dealers to 'cut' their supplies with more and more crud and sell it cheaper on the streets.

Cigarettes are legal, but a lot are sold cheaper from '*** houses' all over the place. It will do nothing for crime levels are general health - if anything it will make it worse.

richie001

iTrader: (3)

How can getting to much sex be a addiction

Wish

iTrader: (2)

At least he standing up for something he believes in.

I'm not saying I agree with all he says, however he is standing up for something he believes in, most Polititions now adays are lining there pockets for a better life for themselves and couldn't give a hoot about the country.

Funkii Munkii

I'm using that at the earliest opportunity

Funkii Munkii

It came earlier than expected, my thanks goes out to F1 fan