Britain's Census Results: Ethnicity, Religion & Identity
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2022
- Sign up to Brilliant (the first 200 sign ups get 20% off an annual premium subscription): brilliant.org/tldruk/
Explore the Census data yourself:
www.ons.gov.uk/census/aboutce...
The UK has just released the complete data from the recent census, so we wanted to dive into the data and find out who Britain really is (well specifically England and Wales). So let's uncover the ethnicities, religions & identities which make up Britain
💬 Twitter: / tldrnewsuk
📸 Instagram: / tldrnewsuk
🎞 TikTok: / tldrnews
🗣 Discord: tldrnews.co.uk/discord
💡 Got a Topic Suggestion? - forms.gle/mahEFmsW1yGTNEYXA
Support TLDR on Patreon: / tldrnews
Donate by PayPal: tldrnews.co.uk/funding
TLDR Store: www.tldrnews.co.uk/store
TLDR TeeSpring Store: teespring.com/stores/tldr-spring
Learn About Our Funding: tldrnews.co.uk/funding
TLDR is all about getting you up to date with the news of today, without bias and without filter. We aim to give you the information you need, quickly and simply so that you can make your own decision.
TLDR is a completely independent & privately owned media company that's not afraid to tackle the issues we think are most important. The channel is run by just a small group of young people, with us hoping to pass on our enthusiasm for politics to other young people. We are primarily fan sourced with most of our funding coming from donations and ad revenue. No shady corporations, no one telling us what to say. We can't wait to grow further and help more people get informed. Help support us by subscribing, following, and backing us on Patreon. Thanks!
Just to point out that this is the census for England and Wales. It's not Britain or the UK, TLDR. The Scottish census was not taken until 20 March 2022 and the results of it will not start to be released until 2023.
That explains why they kept saying "England and Wales" as it confused me on why Scotland or Northern Ireland wasn't getting mentioned that much
@Bercilak de hautdesert well that is just wrong though as roman Britain includes areas that are part of Scotland, up to the Antonine Wall. As well as the fact that Great Britain and Britain are now used interchangeably in common parlance. So the original comment was right.
@Bercilak de hautdesert NO just completely wrong!!!!
Indeed. Not only that, the video interchanges "the UK", "Britain" and "England and Wales". Even if the "Roman name" nonsense were correct (it isn't since aside from anything else - that name being 1,500 years out of date for instance - as others point out, "Roman Britain" at various times _didn't_ include Wales and _did_ include parts of Southern Scotland), the video doesn't adhere to that anyway. So it's wrong either way.
@Bercilak de hautdesert the island is Britain, at least based on Britons being from the island
*Major Changes from 2011 to 2021:*
● British identity: 92% to 90%
● Whiteness: 86% to 81%
● Christianity: 59.3% to 46.2%
● Irreligiousness: 25.2% to 37.2%
● Population: +3.5%
● Total households: +6.1%
● Deprived* Households: -10.2%
● Marriages: -2.2%
*At least one household member is unemployed, or has few GCSEs, or has bad health, or lives in an overcrowded accomodation.
Irreligiousness one is great! Atheist for life! 👍🎉
Man really weird how many immigrants the UK got
The Christianity part is just sad
@@KateeAngel have fun with an increasingly divided and subjectivist society.
You're mixing percentage changes and percentage points. Deprived households went from 57.6% to 51.7%, a decrease of 10.2%
59.3% to 46.2% is not a 13.1% decrease. It is a 13 _percentage point_ decrease. The decrease as a percentage is 22.09%.
Can someone please explain?
those 22.09% is calculated by dividing the Delta between 2021 vs 2011 absolute figures WITH the 2011 figures.
while the 13.01 pctg points is just simply derived by deducting 59.3% with 46.2%.
both just mathematically similar, it is just how it is delivered correctly with nuanced. But, I prefer the percentage points changes instead of delta percentage as suggested here. It is more reflective of getting demographic views of England and Wales.
It is just easier to be understood. Delta percentage is usually used for Finance and Accountings such as Revenues,Costs, etc.
It's similar to how if you convert pounds to kilos, you can't then to add another 10 pounds to the weight by just "adding 10" in kilos
@@ilhamrj2599 thank you
He said percentage point
Slight correction: You said there's a 12 point decrease in those who don't follow any religion but it's a 12 point increase. This will be clear to anyone watching the video, of course, but not to people who're just listening.
💯
@@SumitBara how many British people convert to Hindu and BUDDHISM
@@ramkumarr5303 nobody
I'm glad you've pointed that out, but they've not corrected it.
@@ramkumarr5303 people mainly convert to islam then probably followed by Christianity but more people leave Christianity.
As a someone who lived in the UK and moved back to Czechia while census was teking place in both countries it was so interesting to see what each of them wanted to know-the UK was puting so much focus to race, etnicity, religion... and Czechia was puting focus to number of people in households+details about them (how many meters is the flat you live in, what they use for heating...). It would be interesting to have some standardised questions for all countries that do census+every country could add some of their own so the results could be much more easily comparable across differend countries.
Czechia hasn't been taking in hundreds of thousands of immigrants every year! Our three biggest cities are now minority majority cities because of mass migration, it's become a massive issue in our domestic politics!
@@thehound9638 nonsense you obviously weren't paying attention
@@joshnel123 2:54
Dude I’m not even British but my man’s right. London isn’t a British city with Brits only being 37% of the population. What reality do you love in? The data was in the video for god’s sake
@@bakirkoyeminonu London is one of the financial capitols of the world ofcourse it won't be majority British.
If the UK was as ethnically homogeneous as the Czech Republic they would have questions like that too.
In 1961, London was 97% indigenous British and by 2021 only 36.8%. If this trend continues, in 30 years they'll make up a mere 6% or less.
Incredible and sad to think in a 100 years the capital city of the UK went from almost 100% indigenous to almost 100% non-indigenous.
I find the 36.8% hard to believe. I reckon it's 30% at best and that was 2-3 years ago
Funny, the natives of america felt the same way
@@EuropeForEuropeansFascism europeans came from africa, so with that logic europe doesnt belong to europeans
Back in the day, the British Empire was all about expanding its territory, conquering other places, and making lots of money. And guess what? They did it in a pretty tough and aggressive way. 🌍💰
Now, fast-forward to today. The United Kingdom (UK) needs to step up its game. Immigrants are knocking on the door, and it’s time to be welcoming. After all, the Brits have been enjoying the benefits of their colonial adventures for ages-think tea, fancy stuff, and all that jazz. So, it’s only fair to share a little, right? ☕🌏
Here’s the takeaway: Let’s look back at history, learn from it, and treat everyone with kindness. Maybe sprinkle a little empathy.
No one is indigenous
Extremely disappointed that unlike the 2001 and 2011 census, not enough people answered that their religion was "Jedi".
The Grand inquisitor has been doing his Job, It seems.
_Goooooood.._
It’s a bit old now.
Apparently the sad devotion to that ancient religion is waning amongst the populace.
This comment has 66 likes... That can't be a coincidence
Jedi was funny for some for a while but it sounds too much like Jihadi, which is probably its true origin, whatever Lucas claims.
3:56 12 point Increase not decrease in not following any religion.
I also find the statement "christian minority" strange, when they're still the by far biggest religious group, leading the 2nd biggest by 10% and leaving the rest far behind...
@@dominikgadze4221 because the majority of the country isn't Christian (54%) hence the phrase "Christian minority".
Similarly, the Tories had a "minority government" in 2017 when they commanded less than half of the house of commons.
yeah I had to double back on that one
@@dominikgadze4221 But it is correct. England & Wales are now a minority Christian. They are, however plurality Christian.
@@Matthew-bu7fg but it's not a minority, it's a plurality. It's the biggest group but not a majority
It may be wise in future videos to differentiate between percentage & percentage points
Glad it is not only me who noticed. Hard to take a youtuber seriously about statistics if he does not know the difference.
Agree.
this is a leftist channel. don't expect them to be good with numbers
Pretty crazy though how many conspiracy theorists treated the census workers so badly when they only visited to see if they needed help
THE ENGLISH DESTROYED A SMALL ISLAND IN 60 YEARS THEY LOVE THE RACIST CARD FROM THE REAL RACIST WHO HAVE NO DIVERSITY & ARE DESTROYING A SMALL ISLAND ISLAM BLM INDIA & EASTERN EUROPEANS RUN THE UK & THE MORE CRIMES & TERRORISM THEY COMMIT THE MORE THEY ARE PRAISED, THE ENGLISH LOVE COLLECTING ILLEGALS FROM THE FRENCH & IN 2070 OR SOONER THE WHITE BRITISH WILL BE THE MINORITY & ALREADY ARE IN CITIES, THE ENGLOSH ARE VANISHING FROM FOOTBALL TV & STREETS
The difference between a conspiracy theory and a mainstream news story is about four months.
@@someguy4405 Tell that to QAnon.
Poll workers sometimes get treated poorly too.
Distrust of government is one thing, but treating individuals badly for just doing their jobs is entirely different and should not be tolerated.
@@mandydandy3738 this is all very good news
3:53 - "... 12 point decreae.." I think you ment to say increase.
Came here to say this
There's something I've always wondered about counting "married individuals". Do you count the couples as a single unit or separately?
I'm not sure but I'd be inclined to think they'd be counted separately, given that it says individuals
Isn't it rather regressive not counting people in threesomes? :)
The individual is the unit, so they're counted individually. It's people whom are married essentially.
The wording seems pretty clear.
Two people are not an individual.
Your question has an easy solution: search up the word “individual” in a dictionary.
Capital city only 37% native. It's genuinely embarrassing.
London IS a global city so it makes sense.
@@neocell710 London is (was) first and foremost an English city. So no, it doesn't make sense. It belongs to the nation first.
@@OUTBOUND184 My point still stands but in truth that's not my biggest concern, Englishmen(English natives) would be better off preparing for the future for their benefit.
Now I'm not English but I must say I don't know why these politicians seemingly ignore the native population, why not make policies that benefits the English natives, the immigration increase is odd(no hatred to the immigrants of course) give the brexit move.
@@neocell710 it started in 1948, after the war, we decided to open up our borders to the Empire… Everything went downhill from that point. I think it was possible to continue our “global” status without opening our borders. Too late now.
@@OUTBOUND184 Nah, it's not too late though, you'd be better off helping young Englishmen.
When it comes to the Veterans portion of the census, this was the first census that asked the question, are you a veteran? So there really isn't much detail they can give as there is nothing to compare it to.
This is not the British census, it is the England and Wales census.
Sounds British to me
@@Pfyzer The term British is very misleading. The UK (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) consists of 4 countries. Three of them (England, Wales, Scotland) are on the island of Great Britain. The fourth one (Northern Ireland) is on the island of Ireland. For historical reasons, England & Wales fall under the same jurisdiction (legal system) as England incorporated Wales into its legal system nearly 500 years ago. Scotland has always had its own legal system, and Northern Ireland has a separate system too. So 3 censuses are conducted. The one being discussed here doesn't even cover the whole of the island of Great Britain.
Bigger, poorer and less british.
So much for “it’s just a conspiracy theory that we’re becoming a minority”.
It has been a looming reality for a while now
I’m an atheist but as an Englishman born in 1996 I hold Christianity close to my heart nonetheless and do believe it’s decline is not a healthy outcome for this nation.
@pk dl why do you feel that way? Are you religious at all, of another faith perhaps?
You're not helping prevent its decline
I am currently a student at Birmingham City University and I can tell you from first hand experience that
No1. Out of a class of 50 there is only 5 indigenous brits.
No2. The majority of people on the course are foreigners who have attained a student visa. They are then able to bring there entire family here as "dependants" some of these people don't take the course seriously as they aren't for the course but an easy way to gain entry to the country.
It is no secret that universities like having students from abroad as they can charge them more to sit a course annually. However, anyone who comes here on a student visa has to provide proof they can provide for themselves financially whilst here and for their dependents too. Also, they don’t have recourse to public funds so don’t be thinking they’ve come here for an easy ride.
Bestie it just depends what uni you go to.
@Jean-Jacques Dessalines they don't have this they don't have that, we don't kick people out lol. They will stay and get work
You act as though every student brings their family to the U.K. which is far from true
@@dylan120190 As a person who attended a University I can tell you that many students fail to attend University and instead do other jobs like being a waiter or working in a grocery store. They barely make sure to get the required attendance. In many cases, the University also fails to notify the authorities when the students fail to attend class, mostly because of their liberal attitudes. What ends up happening is that the students try to extend their student visa to ultimately gets a residence permit from a job. In Europe its even worse where students literally do not complete the course in 5 years after which they are given a permit to reside in the coutnry.
It would be interesting to find out how many people filled in the form online. There was some talk about scrapping the census - but surely if it's mostly answered online that saves on a lot of paperwork and data entry.
Wasn't Covid the excuse they used in Scotland to delay their census for a year? If most people answered online that's less of an excuse!
Census data is not a good thing.
In WW2, 75% of the Jewish population of the Netherlands was killed by the Nazis.
However, less than 25% of the French Jewish population was killed in the same time period.
The difference was that the Netherlands had collected census data which the Nazis used to find the names and addresses of the country’s inhabitants.
I work for population census Scotland and chasing people for census questionnaire is no joke. more than half the people I visited didn't know what a census was even after getting warning letters
I am Scottish, I did a DNA test and it said I was 11 percent English (my Great, Great Grandfather is English). When I do my census I am going to donate my 11 percent English ethnicity to the English category. Always happy to help out those most in need 👍
Your welcome England!
You're* You're welcome Scottish person.
Good look with your independence can Scotland even afford the EU membership ,England was paying around 12 billion a year
@@ellismeah8110 12 bilion for a 4-5 trilion GDP is biscuits money... Why do people cry?
@@ellismeah8110 but made trillions a year
Isn't Scotland run by an unelected ultra racist Pakistani who has gone on numerous public rants about how he hates you Scotts for being white?
I'm surprised about the deprived household statistic, especially considering the Covid 19 pandemic and the economic problems everyone was experiencing in that year I would have thought that there would be more deprived households in 2021 than 2011. In fact, it makes very little sense. Perhaps the taboo around poverty and individualist ideology has made people too embarrassed to acknowledge their deprivation on census, or maybe the census was carried out poorly (by accident or perhaps on purpose).
Well though in ways broad, it's maybe not covering all aspects of deprivation, it doesn't really sound like it covers not being able to afford food or heating, which in this economy could be the case for a well-educated mentally and otherwise physically healthy person pulling around 20k, or someone in significant debt.
I'd also say that I'm skeptical the census reaches people in trailer/caravan parks, people between homes/homeless, and people living in places they shouldn't illegally (in cramped conditions) not wishing to be booted out.
It really makes you think how terrible the 2008 economic crisis was
Maybe I am cynical, but I feel like a couple of the criteria are easily manipulated. What does "bad health" even count as?
Strewth, they’ll be some serious pearl clutching from the Daily Mail readers today.
Already seen it
650% increase in Romanian immigration I can see why there might be some shocked faces.
People better clutch onto their pearls because from the looks of things, they'll get stolen by an immigrant... Oh, sorry... I meant those doctors and lawyers that get pulled out of the water after their dinghy sank.
I really don't know why everyone is panicking about the Christian one. There've been hardly any Christians in the UK for decades. The only difference is that fewer people are bothering to pretend that because they got a christening, or went to the boyscouts, or go to Church at Christmas they are in some way religious. Most of the people who would call themselves Christian in the UK are probably less religious than your average American agnostic.
Here in Norway less than 30% believe in a god and less than 20% say they are christians. Over 50% say they are atheists. We are doing fine..
@@atheosmachina paganism would have also been forced you cretin
Because its further evidence to the destruction and dismemberment of our culture.
The UK is not the same anymore, it's leaving the genuine Christian faith, and becoming atheist and it's becoming dangerous too.. Europe needs to wake up! Unfortunately they are going to destruction and they don't realize it.. but, God willing, people will wake up!🙏🏻✝️🤍
I like how you present the data. I would like some interpretations on what this data means and effects of the decisions made, instead of just showing the data, explain it a bit more thoroughly.
Lotus eaters podcast has did a great piece on this, worth looking at too
Very well presented!
2:15 I'm more surprised that Polish, staying at number 1 as the write-in nationality, has exactly the same number of people (to the nearest 000) as 10 years ago.
3:52 says "a 12 point decrease", but graphic shows a 12 percentage point *in*crease
4:42 says "an increase of 1.4 million", but graphic shows an increase of 1.7m - rounding errors alone do not account for that
Polish economy has improved a lot over the past 10 years, so fewer Poles are moving to other countries
@Spacemongerr fair enough, but nor has the figure gone down. And it's not just that it's still at #1 but that the figure is exactly the same, while other countries have gone up or down at least a few thousand.
@@clickrick That is indeed peculiar
@@clickrick It peaked in the mid 2010s and has been decreasing since Brexit
Regarding the number of Poles that is really strange.
But the dynamics are now negative. The number of Poles grew until 2015 up to 700-800k. Then, after Brexit many left for Poland or other EU countries. They are still leaving.
If "Britain" is being used in its common usage sense of "synonymous with the UK" then _Britain_ doesn't have any census results - Scotland hasn't released any results yet. The video itself interchanges talking about "Britain" and "the UK" so I suspect this IS the meaning intended.
If "Britain" is being used to mean "England and Wales only" then it's both incorrect and offensive.
@@craigewen7542 Same to you pal.
It's definitely incorrect and inaccurate as it doesn't include Scotland
I get what you mean, but England and Wales together make up 89% of the UK population, (Scotland is 8.2%, NI 2.8%). Given Scotland's demographic data is unlikely to be miles off that of England and Wales, the addition of Scottish data won't change much in terms of proportions, much less trends.
@@craigewen7542
Why don’t ‘you’ get over yourself you English Nat?
@@gabyyte470
It’s offensive to Scotland, pretty obvious answer to your stupid question,
The deprivation category needs to be dissected because each dependency is unique.
Goofy ahh emojis
My wife is English (we live in the US though), and she is “unemployed,” but only because she’s a stay at home-ish wife. She does a lot of other things, just not for money. By the metric of one person in the household being unemployed, our household would be deprived. At the same time though, I make well above the average US household income in a relatively low cost of living area. That category just doesn’t make any sense.
@@sawyersprott your only unemployed if you are receiving benefits.
A stay at home mum who's husband makes alot of money is not unemployed.
You have to actively be seeking work and receiving benefits to be classed as unemployed.
@@sawyersprott what the guy above said, only ppl in the labor force are calculated in the unemployment rate
Where can I get these emojis from?
london is no longer white british
Can anyone explain following questions:
1)In 2011 most people in England defined themselves as "English",why did "British" become the top option in 2021?
2)Why are immigrants from Italy,Portugal and Romania rising sharply in the past decade?
3)Comparing with France,Germany,Italy and Spain,is the households deprivation rate in the UK higher or lower?
1) the term 'English' has become more and more associated with right-wing anti-immigrants and racist groups. For example, personally I would identify as British first before English
2) Romania joined the EU in 2007 and so from 2011-2020 whilst romania and UK were both in the EU quite a few will have migrated as the UK has higher wages and better economic standards. I can't fully explain why Italy and Portugal- however i do have a portuguese mate who says their parents moved in 2017 due to economic issues in Portugal, but im not sure how that migration will be nowadays with our own cost-of-living crisis and Brexit
3) You can't really compare as each country will use their own standards for what 'deprivation' consists of
@@sam6719 Nowadays,is cost of living in the UK much higher than France and Germany?In 2016 or 2017,it was slightly higher
@@sam6719 But that's a bit anti-English though, isn't this a bad thing, are you not concerned about that??
''White British'' isn't included as an option on the Scottish Census.
The drop in 'English only' identity puts a big hole in Fintan O'Toole's theory in his book 'Heroic Failure: Brexit and the Politics of Pain'
Intelligent people are leaving the UK because of brexit .
@@michaelrowsell1160 pubs closing, borders open
The UK isn't a minority Christian country, it's a plurality Christian country, Christians are still the largest religious group.
Why did you say there was a decrease in those identifying as having no religion when the on screen statistic clearly indicated an increase?
@Colin Deal I assumed it was scripted.
Loosing our identity it’s sad. Turning into Britainstan in the last 10 years I can see the changes in my area. Every other woman has a hijab on and every other man is wearing a dress with 5 kids running around them.
Soon y'all will understand why India is so islamophobic
You said it like it is a bad thing 🙄
Anglistan
lol shut up even if these people are first gen immigrants their kids will grow up fully assimilated so does it even matter
@@byunbaekhyun2283 it is a bad thing.
This is only the England and Wales census, not the UK census.
Only way you can call yourself a native English man is if your white and your familys roots was here before the Empire.
TL;DW The UK is agonising.
Also, I find it amusing that Britain is releasing their 2021 Census data while Brazil's 2020 Census hasn't even come to my house yet.
Slowly but surely we are building our Romanian outpost in the UK. It's truly sad that so many people from my country had to leave their home to work abroad, because here everything is crumbling down.
F
It's not crumbling, it's standing despite mass migration. I am not going to blame our diaspora because my mother was an economic migrant, more like a modern slave,I know how hard it is, but she never encouraged me to leave, somebody has to build this place if all of you desert us. I am 24, everyone my age and their mom is having children, which means people are hopeful, and I am from the lowest class you could imagine. I don't have an inside bathroom at my parents house, I am from that class people point to in order to claim Romania is shit and everyone around me is having children and getting employed. I am from a village in Oltenia by the way,ruled by PSD doomed for eternity basically.
@@madalinaanton3253 Ayo, chill no need for assumptions here. I lived my whole life in Transylvania, I'm an MS student at Cluj and I plan to live here for the rest of my life. I'm on the optimist side of the spectrum when it comes to the posibility of getting this country out of it's misery, but living in denial, saying that it is not falling into pieces due to corruption just because it's still "standing" is not going to help with anything. We need change and we need it ASAP, otherwise those 8 million people who already left the country, will turn into 10, 12 , 15 etc., until only a few of us will remain here.
That pro western ideal aint working so hot for us in the balkans is it.
@@stormruner9183 you guys have only two options:
1. Resurrect Ceaușescu
2. Join France Italy and Spain to Form the new Roman empire as the faciam vampire legion. With your superior vampire powers you will undoubtedly conquer the couple abominations that call themselves countries between Athens and Moscow, meanwhile your western Latin mates take everything from Capetown to Ottawa.
This is not "Britains" census results, it is the census results of England and Wales.
Regardless of race and religion(although they may be a key factor), national unity and a sense of belonging to the same group is primordial when it comes to create strong national states. A "diverse" nation where people belong to different groups and have no feelings of belonging to the same group is not a nation at all. I'm not saying that everyone has to be on the same page on everything, but at the very least share some core values. You cannot have group of white nationalists, a group of black supremacists and a group of Jihadists in the same room and expect them to get along, and I'm using these examples not because they are exceptional(in democracy), but because in the eventuality of a war or a crisis, extremists are always key players in social change.
And more often than not, and i'm sorry to be brutally honest here but nation states and the idea of nationality are created through war not democracy. Either through people getting together under the same cause and sharing the same values and fighting another group(be either local or foreign) or through conquest(either being conquered or conquering another nation).
So to sum it up, having a "diverse" nation is not ideal and can be really problematic in the long term, specially in times of crisis and upheaval
This kinda just falls back to the “if everyone was the same life would be a shitshow” kinda argument
@@Arinussy I don't think everyone should be the same. But everyone being radically different is not good either. Societies are more stable with homogeneous groups. Otherness almost always brings conflict or contempt in the long term. What unifies societies are common interests, and if culture a says a and culture b says b, there is only conflict. Either culture a submits to b or viceversa. Of course they can always agree on C but that would imply the creation of culture C because it cannot be the values of either of the 2 previous cultures as they are diverse.
To give you a quick example, in Britain Muslims and Christians and atheists live along each other, but Muslims cannot drink alcohol due to their religion, so even if Muslims were to be agreeable with most aspects of British culture, they cannot partake in one of their core traditions which is drinking culture in pubs, so they have their own places to do things that are allowed in their religion(such as smoking). That creates parallel societies as these are social spots where people form bonds and share common interests. Pub goers and shisha place goers will operate in two completely different social groups. And since there are barely if any common interests, conflict is more likely to happen
@@lostinthesupermarket Smoking might be allowed in Christianity but in Islam it’s pretty frowned upon as it is damaging over a long term. But is stability in a society good? If we all operated on the same viewpoint and the government had the same viewpoint, regardless of the morality of that viewpoint, is that good? What would inspire change? Would we be living back in the Victorian times or something? If we applied the lack of diversity in religions, viewpoints and so forth to a point in the past, we’d be stuck there.
please go outside
@@Arinussy I think one should aim for stability while being conscious that instability could be a possibility. Instability means things are not in control and that can't be good. While it's true that instability can bring change and development it's also true that it can bring destruction or devolve societies. But stability with the right mind is far more productive than instability and strife. Most revolutions in history have been bloody and messy, and had mixed outcomes. While peaceful stable transitions had much better outcomes on average. You can even see that with the French Revolution, most republics that overthrew their monarchs had a much harder time developing their nations in comparison with countries that modified their constitutions to allow a peaceful transition into a parliamentary monarchy
3:56 Slip up you stated "decrease" when the graph shows an increase of 25.2% non-religious to 37.2 non-religious.
"More diverse "
Aka non 1ndi9enou5
Additional minor error: you refer to what you claim are the figures for homosexual people in marriages at one point in this video. While we have data on same sex marriage we aren't expecting the summary data on sexuality/gender demographics until March at the earliest. Since bisexual people can also enter into same sex marriages we don't really have enough information to do more than an order of magnitude estimate on the number of married people who identify as homosexual.
Tldr are usually so good at this. Surprised at the (hopefully accidental) bi-erasure here
Let’s see some data on how many people care as well
@@ionickeith who cares? You should happy they are only erased from a youtube video. Soon we'll erase you from the earth aswell
fucking hell, I'm not even english but this is just sad, enjoy your replacement I guess, I'll be praying for you from Greece
@@leonard4410Britain getting a taste of its own medicine.
how exactly ,the British empire never replaced anyones population @@ameyi05
@@TheWarsuron ulster plantation
That was before the creation of the British empire committed by The monarchy @@ameyi05
@@TheWarsuron it happened 100 years after the creation of the empire
I always identify as the other-other ethnical group because I'm from Latin America... none of the others whites or blacks ethnicities really apply to me. I also have always thought this is a really weird question.
ya would most likely be mixed between White n Indigenous American (North, Central or South)
Are you in America or Uk?
It is a very weird thing to ask IMHO, but it isn't in Anglo Saxon countries
Same used to happen to me in the US, as they did not have a Indian/South Asian option until recently
@Duhart Vader other white or other black are not the only options. You are from Latin America so what is your ethnic background are your from Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Guayana and what is your background are you of European, Indegenous, African background ? or are you mix of all ?
3:55 you said there was a 12 point DECREASE in those who identify as no religion, but the numbers on screen show it increasing by 12 points (25% up to 37%). I think you misspoke.
Irreligion is higher even than these new statistics would suggest, I believe, given that many people identifying as Christian or Muslim are not practicing. It's more of a cultural identifier. Overall, people are becoming more diffuse in how they identify themselves as our culture becomes more and more blended.
The same is happening in Spain, you see this "big" numbers of people no longer identifying as christians but in reality churches have been empty for Sunday mass for decades. I think people is just more honest about it because it's more accepted to be irreligious.
non-practicing /= irreligious
@@SohailJafar1 Non-practising: brought up as a member of a particular religion but not following its rules and practices.
Irreligious: not religious, or having no interest in religion.
Potato, potahto..
Christianity was inevitably going to shrink while Islam is increasing. Coincidently, I've met the most Muslim converts from Christianity this year. But yeah, Islam is still yet to grow more
@@sabikahmahmood8082 That increase is due to immigrants, but you have to deduct them from their original countries. In Spain other religions constitute about 3.2% of the population, in 1980 they were 0.8%. If you keep in mind the increase in immigration that growth is laughable.
And who knows how many people declare themselves Muslims for fear for their lives.
The immigrants bring their religion but it is clear their children, once educated and free to choose, abandon it.
The true negative outcomes of the UK historical and current immigration policy are covered up. The majority of us have nothing against immigrants but allowing them all access to our country does not help.
There was a documentary made in 2017 called “Sweden; Dying to be Multicultural” Pelle Neroth also features Goran Adamson Professor of political Sociology cancelled for speaking about the elephant in the room
This is the most interesting video of the month
You only cited census data from England and Wales, but what about Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the UK’s inhabited external territories?
I guess the data for other areas are not yet available
The religious section is a bit misleading. Many Brits are members of the church for cultural reasons but do not actually believe in God. But because they are nonetheless members of the church, they put down christian. The actual number of Brits who believe in God is very low. Very few people that I know are believers.
It would have been nice to see how the population pyramid shifted :)
Quick question from somebody living out of the UK: why is the census only including England and Wales, and excluding Northern Ireland and Scotland instead? Do they run their own census? Thanks
yeah they do. theirs was delayed by a year due to covid
We never got sent a census nor an invite to complete one online.
the most interesting thing about Veterans is Brecon in Wales is full of indian restaurants run by Gurkhas - sadly didn't have time to see if they were as authentic as that would seem likely - they retire there as they serve at the base there - despite it being a tiny tourist (and army) town
3:53 *increase
I never got asked to fill out the census, so what is going on there?
TLDR: You said there was a 12% *decrease* in those who say that they do not follow any religion" - actually this is an *increase*. Please watch again, thanks.
They don’t proofread their videos, there’s loads of spelling mistakes all the time, in basically every video.
i feel like the sexual orientation/gender identity section would've been a lot more interesting to cover than the very limited armed forces data, personally
Like they ignored people that put Jedi for religion a few census' back, I wonder of they'll do the same on their published stats with Penguin for gender identity?
(Don't check Daniel Webb's comment history lol)
As they said in the start of the video they’re releasing it in parts and that part hasn’t released yet.
@@obscurehuntsman613
Why would a non stalker?
Why would someone with nothing to hide not use their name as username?
@@danielwebb8402 Stop hitting yourself 😂🤣😂🤣
If it hasn't been said already, you said @3.57 there was a 12% decrease in people identifying as no religon, yet the graphs show an increase in people identifying as no religon
Learn humanism, Teach humanism
3:55 he said decrease, the graphic showed an increase.
Christianity is dying and Islam is slowly becoming dominant in whole Europe 🙄
you've been saying that since 1453
@@dshbvhjbfhvjbI mean it is true though, the native european birthrate dropping while the non european population growing in europe soil because they kept importing refugees from outside europe lol
Islam isn't the issue. Most Muslims are very secular nowadays. The problem is Africans. Look everywhere that they are a sizable portion of the population its a dump. The US is on the decline becuase they are pandering to them. Asians provide value to society so do Latinos but the Africans mostly into crime and rap music and sports. Nothing of real value to society.
Islam isn't the problem. Asians many are Muslims but don't cause trouble. You have to stop accepting people from non white troublesome countries
What makes the Domesday book infamous?
Dome, no domes in the 11th century.
It was carried out by William the conqueror and got data on every person and thing in the country, which I think is the first time something of the sort happened
Possible due to the 10% of the population being listed as slaves and/or the number of areas classed as wasted in the north following the harrowing.
Its pronounced the doomsday book. Thats badass
3:52 Is it 12 point decrease or INcrease?
ive never in my life seen a form asking what nationality you are with english on it not in leicester
@TLDR it is not a drop of 2 percent tfrom 92% to 90%, a 2% drop gives you 90.16%, it is a 2 percentILES drop.
How would you express 90.16% as a zero decimal places figure?
@@danielwebb8402 - Zelos is pointing out that 90.16 is 98% of 92%
Zelos is saying their wording is wrong
Zelos is correct
@@danielcrafter9349
But did they say 90.00%? And so we're wrong.
Or did they say 90%?
If his point is "Figures should be give to 2 decimal places" then that wasn't clear to me. And isn't how I would present a slide of the results either. I'd explain 90.16% to a human as 90%. In a high level summary.
The 92% is almost certainly NOT 92.00 to start with.
Did you mean a 12 point increase when stating there was a decrease in those who identify as no religion?
Stats are gathered by organisations by other means - the increased amount of poop produced by London sewers for example. A summary of National Insurance numbers issued and of those benefit claimants, also of those paying tax, council tax registers, voting registers, on the books of GPs. To view reality, simply visit any KFC.
3:56 the guy says "decrease", but it is increase. 🤣
Hey TLDR could you please do some videos on NI
Thanks to those that luked
Before it is rightfully returned to unity with the rest of Ireland. The colony's days are numbered.
6:18 "There are 67,000 homosexuals in civil partnerships" - that's probably wrong.
I dunno if that text is from the census or TLDR, but yeah... The reason say 'same-sex' over 'gay' or 'homosexual' is because bisexuals exist.
The reasoning applies for 'men who have sex with men' vs 'gay sex', when it comes to public health - a lot of men who have sex with men are Bi.
Also, as others have note - the data was for only England and Wales (not Britain or the UK)
You guys have to really watch those "Typos". I don't know if they are in the teleprompter or just on air gaffs.
But like at 3:52 you say the exact opposite of what you mean.
If there wasn’t much about the veterans section what was the point in making into a segment of the video 6:55
You did not mention the sex v gender controversy and court case won by Fair Play for Women. This was a newsworthy and important feature of the 2021 Census.
I did not heard about that and it seems interesting. I wish it would be explained in another video
What a joke.
Nice to see the Irish are continuing to come back home. That's 4 censuses in a row!
After irelands referendums on gay marriage and abortion and it’s changes for the better I can’t blame Irish for returning to that beautiful green isle
Well, you also have assimilation as well so that might be another reason why it is down.
@@StephySon Killing is a change for better?
Ok
@@Cubus-zapasowy it is, if the opposite is a life full of hatred and misery of being unwanted as a child.
@@Cubus-zapasowy woman being allowed to make decisions over their own bodies is for the better
Why did you look different on later part of the video? Is it different person?
If your wondering, there was no census in 1941 as 1941 was essentially the middle of ww2
No shit
This prove that mass immigration is a problem. If we don't solve this then us English are going to be a minority in our own country. We should celebrate English values we should celebrate our history and we should celebrate are bloodline. I'm English and proud.
Another delusional little englander
Politicians don’t care about that. They think of short term vote bank. In the long term all these influx of Muslims is going to be the downfall of Britain. No country where Muslims are 20%+ have been able to find stability. Even when they are in majority they will fight amongst themselves between shia and sunni
Lad......it's totally possible for you to be a proud Englishman and NOT be hateful.
@@ishaan6512 the UAE is majority muslim and it's one of the most stable countries in the world
What's meant by 'people who identify as white'? Surely you are white or you're not.
Race is a social construct
@@athejbaka7084 Yes but it's still used and it's not that difficult.
@@neocell710 I was obviously joking race is not a construct
@@athejbaka7084 You're sending mixed messages lad and besides why joke about race of all things??
@@neocell710 Because I was mocking the original comment
Some part on the non religion aspect is wrong as while you say a 12 point decrease the charts shown display an increase
My ancestral land has been sacked, the Pretani are going the way of the Comanche but there will be no land reserves or special consideration for us. Even our existance is denied.
A curse on all those in parliament and all who would see us wiped out
There's plenty of lamp posts waiting for the people in power who did this to us, taking advantage of our good nature, tricking us. The Show ain't over yet
The UK is the 15th most densely populated nation in the world England is the 7th
After the two world wars in Europe people of European descent represented 35 percent of the world population. 80 years later some estimates give the figure as 7 to 15 percent.
The United Nations compact migration program are forecasting 1.5 billion climate refugees destined for Europe by 2050.
1.5 bln is immpossible
fight back, I am also worried about this scenario. we were 35 percent now we are dying out, and will disappear if something isnt done and now
@@elomial724 Do your research. 1 5 billion is the figure predicted by the UN
@@miguelluissousadias1371 well you guys don’t want to marry or have kids. Most white people just want to have “fun” and have multiple relationships. That’s why their population is dwindling.
@@miguelluissousadias1371 "Fight Back"??? You want to attack people who aren't White and Christian???
2021 Britain 2031 brikistan
That young man seems very happy about it.
The ons website conflates ethnicity with national identity and the national identity data download only includes the ethnicities... so if you want to understand where the romanian figure comes from you are out of luck :D
True but I strongly suspect the Romani possibly neglected to fill in the census information for some reason
87,000 hungarian speakers were reported. How is that possible if 1.2 million applied for NI, and 400,000 applied for settled status?
My guess is that the two countries' right wing government don't want to show the correct immigration numbers.
A vast number of migrants will burn the census when they see it.
Because they dont speak hungarian? Likely born in the uk and didnt learn the language. You think the census gives af what the gov thinks?
The office of national statistics doesn't give an f what the government says and never has lol. It reports the data it has.
I'd say the answer, but social media is dangerous, another fine country ruined, I personally still feel the effects of Brexit, as a Hungarian entrepeneur I don't feel safe anymore.
Hey TLDR, I suggest you say 'x amount of people in same-sex civil partnerships' rather than 'x amount of homosexuals in civil partnerships' since 'homosexual' is an identity category that said people may not identify with. Cheers for the video.
Doesn't 'homosexual' literally mean same sex?
@browneyeofsauron1244 You could have for example bisexuals who are in same-sex marriage.
@@Gwydda ohh, gotcha, thanks for clarifying.
homosexual is also outdated word
It’s not incorrect, just a bit sterile. Seeing that people are following the continual changes in terminology is a major way for queer people to assess the trustworthiness of non-queer people
it was conducted in 2021 and the first results published in almost 2023? boy, computers are really slow in UK...
the chart at 3:56 shows increase in no religion, but he misstates here as "decrease," and the thumbnail of the video is also backward. the thumbnail is backwards in all of them, but it does seem strange, is there some agenda to confuse us?
wow, I just did my DNA results and I am more White/Anglo-Saxon/Celtic that UK, and yes, my family is in the Domesday book
1:21 - I wanted to see the joke be “UK Veterans… no of course not, nobody cares about them. Nationality ofcourse!”
Do they ask everyone to participate in these surveys?
It’s a shame that more than half of Britain is deprived in some way.
The empire strikes back 🤣
What’s so funny?
Yeah, but how many Jedi's?
We have too much debt and a Brexit economy that can only just pay the interest on it.
The markets have said we can no longer borrow our way through another crisis.
They dont believe we can afford the debt interest, never mind pay it back.
The native white population is being reduced to a minority. Note that this change isn’t happening in countries like India, China and the rest of the world for that matter.
This is happening all over the western world, i live in sweden and there are cities here where it is even worse than in london.
@@ericboom1712 please do something about it, folks. dont let Europe die!
@@miguelluissousadias1371 too bad. Sweden, France, UK are already on their way. Have you visited Paris? It feels like an Arabic city over there. The only hope is Poland.
@@ansumanc polish themselves came to uk as refugees
@@deanticocombar7529 Polish people hold European cultural values, unlike Arabs and South Asians.