Britain's society has 'changed drastically', David Pinless tells GB News

I'm joined by the man who conducted this poll

and it's David Pinless. He's the founder of thepensionervote.com. David, always an absolute pleasure to have your company

Of course, you were one of those who had the loudest voice and fought the hardest over the winter fuel allowance being cut

That's how thepensionervote.com was born. And you sent me this polling on pensioner safety

and I've got to say, I found it heartbreaking. Yes, well, you know, Martin

we have a government that hasn't done what it said it was going to do

smash the boats, sorry, stop the boats, smash the gangs. And it has done what it didn't tell us it would do

scrap the winter fuel payment, introduce inheritance tax for farmers, reduce disability benefits

So by any metric, they got in by deceit, but they're not doing what they should do

which is their primary objective should be to focus on the safety of Britain's people

And I was staggered when we conducted this poll, especially to discover that 95 of women over 50 in fact didn feel safe And you know I have changed my attitude over the past few years in that for example I wouldn intervene if I saw somebody behaving badly for example on a train

if they were playing live music, I wouldn't intervene. If I saw somebody throwing rubbish on the streets, I wouldn't intervene

because I'd be concerned they might pull a knife on me. So that demonstrates a change

I don't feel particularly safe. I'm a man. I don't feel safe in London, Manchester or Birmingham

I feel reasonably safe here in my village. But something has changed drastically

And so by any metric, this shows that something is profoundly wrong

And David Pellin says 94% of females over 50. I thought it was pensioners. It's actually over 50

In many senses, that makes it worse. 76% of overall voters, 61% of the men polled

and let's talk next about the attitudes towards migration because we hear oftentimes it's usually men

who have a more hard take as it were to immigration but your poll shows us that it women who are counterifying their opinions and perhaps that no surprise if they feel the most endangered Exactly Martin

So, unsurprisingly, women are now more against mass immigration than men, indeed, as the poll shows

And another thing that's been talked about, if I may introduce the subject, was eyesight tests for the over-70s

This relates to safety as well, because in my opinion, if I'm terribly negative, I would think the government here

is introducing diversionary tactics to make us think that they care about our safety

when clearly they are not addressing the real issues that they need to do with our safety

Yeah, in actual fact, the conversation around compulsory eyesight bans for the over-70s implies that they're a danger

to themselves and the public. And, in fact, the similar conversation wasn't talked about

by anybody with poor eyesight. It just seemed to be aimed at those over-70

Let's talk about the specific approach towards immigration, if we could. So this notion of net zero migration until very recently that would be considered quite a hard line position But you telling me now that the majority of over 50s and particularly women that their preferred option That right I think the Overton window as it called has shifted

And whereas maybe five or six years ago, this didn't enter the public forum at all in any way

more and more people feel quite safe now to talk about net zero migration

even mass remigration, because people can see very clearly on their streets

all the problems that we have. We have an epidemic of shoplifting. We have undocumented young men

some of whom, some of whom are criminals. And people just don't generally feel safe

So they associate it, rightly or wrongly, with immigration. And our infrastructure is crumbling

People want net migration to fall. Probably to below zero. David Pinless, the founder of thepensionofvote.com

Thanks for joining us. And please, anybody watching, go and sign up for thepensionofvote.com

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which I think is shaming Britain pensioners feel sadly neglected by all of the big parties

David Pinless, pleasure to have you on the show