bombings, terror & religious extremism
Posted: 18 Jul 2005, 03:20
In the absence of any such thread, that I can see, discuss here.
The Sisters of Mercy Forum
https://myheartland.co.uk/
most right wingers these days use very clever "social impact" arguments - they know that most people dont agree with their more extreme pointsof view and have learned to dress up their bull s**t in psuedo-scientific and sociological nonsense to lure people in gently (none of which stands up to any amount of investigation i might add).Dark wrote:Post a few of the BNP supporter's arguments, ruffers, I'm curious.
Are they all "blacks and muslims should die" style ones?
Like I say, a lot have disappeared, but it's more what QB says. "Reasonable" socio-economic arguments with a conspiracy subtext. There's things happening in this country which the left don't understand type stuff.Dark wrote:Post a few of the BNP supporter's arguments, ruffers, I'm curious.
Are they all "blacks and muslims should die" style ones?
Has he forgoten who our "extended"family fought world wars against,the very vermin these arseholes now champion,would our Grandparents have been willing to lay lives on the line if they knew that in a couple of generations time their grandkids would be hiding behind ignorance and the "crooked cross"shouting for people to give nazies power,CRETIN.ruffers wrote:I've just had a quick search and a lot of his posts in the wake of the London bombings have disappeared but this is a link from the guys sig.
http://www.sovereignty.org.uk/features/ ... emog3.html
It's long, but a sample -
"Who will sing our songs, pray our prayers, celebrate our heroes, honour our traditions, venerate our ancestors, love the things we love?
Only our family, our extended family. Only our extended family will carry our civilization forward in a meaningful way. Only the biological heirs to the people who created a civilization have ever maintained, cherished, and advanced that civilization.
It is for their extended family that men go to war.
In every war Britain ever fought, whatever the government might say or think, the men who fought and died fought for their nation, their extended family."
Imagine the reaction to that at a BNP meeting
exactlyscotty wrote:Has he forgoten who our "extended"family fought world wars against,the very vermin these arseholes now champion
yeah, he's probably not intelligent enough to come up with tha crap himself.ruffers wrote:That's the point though, an awful lot of people swallow this stuff.
btw, the link is a quote from US guy talking at a meeting here, not original from the guy on the other forum. Not that it matters.
yeah, cos everyone with (far) right-wing views is dead thick aren't they kids?Quiff Boy wrote:yeah, he's probably not intelligent enough to come up with tha crap himself.ruffers wrote:That's the point though, an awful lot of people swallow this stuff.
btw, the link is a quote from US guy talking at a meeting here, not original from the guy on the other forum. Not that it matters.
i would think so yes.RicheyJames wrote:yeah, cos everyone with (far) right-wing views is dead thick aren't they kids?Quiff Boy wrote:yeah, he's probably not intelligent enough to come up with tha crap himself.ruffers wrote:That's the point though, an awful lot of people swallow this stuff.
btw, the link is a quote from US guy talking at a meeting here, not original from the guy on the other forum. Not that it matters.
In fact, most of the cultures these people rally against, fought along side us in the second world war.Quiff Boy wrote:exactlyscotty wrote:Has he forgoten who our "extended"family fought world wars against,the very vermin these arseholes now champion
trying to goad me into disappearing again barry?Quiff Boy wrote:and you know richard, your insistance on continually playing devils advocate, regardless of your own personal beliefs, doesn't half grow tiresome
RicheyJames wrote:trying to goad me into disappearing again barry?Quiff Boy wrote:and you know richard, your insistance on continually playing devils advocate, regardless of your own personal beliefs, doesn't half grow tiresome
Problem is that hard liner minorities are most of the time those most lightly to make noise, write letters to newspapers, and all that crap, and therefore 'leaders' will easily get the impression there are a lot of people like that among 'us' and because of that they have to listen to their opinion... It's (at least according to me) just very clear extremist groups are those who do the most lobbying, sadly happy people don't care about their opinion getting out there too often...ruffers wrote:And, thankfully, both are tiny minorities
I agree with that... Quite often they see problems that are indeed problems, but then they'll make those look like WW3 and produce answers that do not relate in any possible way to solve the problem, but much more to get people more frightened and ready to give in to them...Quiff Boy wrote:most right wingers these days use very clever "social impact" arguments - they know that most people dont agree with their more extreme pointsof view and have learned to dress up their bull s**t in psuedo-scientific and sociological nonsense to lure people in gently (none of which stands up to any amount of investigation i might add).Dark wrote:Post a few of the BNP supporter's arguments, ruffers, I'm curious.
Are they all "blacks and muslims should die" style ones?
Think I mentioned it on here before, but indeed the typical right wing argument starts with 'I don't vote Flemish Block' (in Flanders of course)...MrChris wrote:....like people that play the 'numbers game - i.e. 'I'm not a racist, but this is a small country, and there are a limited number of jobs, school or hospital places' etc. But we're not racist, honest. Well...er...I can't ACTUALLY remember anyone demonstrating against Australian bar workers in London, Spanish and Portuguese fruit-pickers or any of the other large White, Anglo-Saxon or West Eurpoean immigrant groups...
Well, now you mention it: there was this very nice article on 'the emancipation of the last unemancipated group in society' in my fave mag... It was about the emancipation of the Dumb... People who don't care about their opinion being dumb, don't care if anyone else does agree or not, if they've actually thought about their opinion or if someone else's just told them to think that way... It's democracy's decay because of its own succes, because, there are far too many dumb ones and far to little smart ones, and the worst thing that could possibly happen is politicians to make conclusions out of that....RicheyJames wrote:yeah, cos everyone with (far) right-wing views is dead thick aren't they kids?