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Stirlingsays 09 Oct 18 12.38pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
Let me get this right... you believe the BNP and EDL aren't far-right fascist organisations? Both of which TR was a member
Fascist.... That's a word the far left use to describe the far right....when in reality a fascist organization promotes a dictator led authoritarian government and control of the media and judiciary with no opposition allowed. As far I know none of that was in any of these parties. Robinson left the BNP and founded the EDL....because he didn't feel the BNP was the right fit due to the race aspect. Edited by Stirlingsays (09 Oct 2018 12.39pm)
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7mins In the bush 09 Oct 18 12.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Wikipedia is a silicon valley company filled with left wing activists employing mostly left wing editors. Tommy Robinson isn't fascist. Show me the comment of his where he supports fascism, there isn't one.
"As the BNP's own Language and Concepts Discipline manual advised, Griffin wished his party to be perceived as a "rightwing populist party" that espoused "right-of-centre views traditional to ordinary working people who are not leftists'. In fact, throughout its existence, the BNP has remained profoundly fascist, dedicated to a "revolution" that would make Britain an ethnically "pure" society. The BNP had its roots in the most extreme sections of Britain's far right. Griffin developed his own personal ideology from a concoction of "leftwing" nazism, racist mysticism and ideas borrowed from the French Front National about how to pursue cultural hegemony in order to win political power."
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Hrolf The Ganger 09 Oct 18 12.41pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
Muslims that don't mind teachers being fruits... or are happy to live within UK rules... are fine by me. I completely get where you re coming from on this thread but remember that all of these anti-immigration organisations had self interest at their centre. They did not see any advantage in immigration from the Carribean and then Asia, Africa and so on. I have no time for skinhead knuckle draggers, but if you look at crime, terrorism and social division related to immigration, these 'naysayers' had a valid point all along. The skinhead NF stereotype was the face that the establishment was happy for people to see. With Muslims specifically, it should be remembered that the Irish troubles were perpetuated largely by people who were not religious fanatics but just discontents. The religion was used to galvanise them as a group but had no real bearing on their actions or their aims. Muslims do not have to be specifically radicalised by religious leaders but only need a perceived mutual interest as Muslims and a sense of injustice to be potential terrorists. The IRA did not have a vast amount of members but they were hidden and supported by the wider community. History is in danger of repeating itself if we let it.
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Stirlingsays 09 Oct 18 12.41pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
"As the BNP's own Language and Concepts Discipline manual advised, Griffin wished his party to be perceived as a "rightwing populist party" that espoused "right-of-centre views traditional to ordinary working people who are not leftists'. In fact, throughout its existence, the BNP has remained profoundly fascist, dedicated to a "revolution" that would make Britain an ethnically "pure" society. The BNP had its roots in the most extreme sections of Britain's far right. Griffin developed his own personal ideology from a concoction of "leftwing" nazism, racist mysticism and ideas borrowed from the French Front National about how to pursue cultural hegemony in order to win political power."
Man that's hilarious. Any other lefty credentials you want to put on here for me to laugh at?
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Penge Eagle Beckenham 09 Oct 18 12.43pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
I'm against radical islam.... to be honest... I'm against most forms of organised religion... I don't understand why you can't see i'm against radical Islam AND TR?
I take your point. The trouble is, there is nobody out there that is taking on the fight against radical Islam like he is. He is very effective, hence the reason why we are talking about him now. In an ideal world, there would be no Tommy Robinson. He fills the void left by the government, police and media who have failed in their duty and deliberately chosen to ignore the problems of radical Islam. Edited by Penge Eagle (09 Oct 2018 12.44pm)
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7mins In the bush 09 Oct 18 12.44pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Fascist.... That's a word the far left use to describe the far right....when in reality a fascist organization promotes a dictator led authoritarian government and control of the media and judiciary with no opposition allowed. As far I know none of that was in any of these parties. Robinson left the BNP and founded the EDL....because he didn't feel the BNP was the right fit due to the race aspect. Edited by Stirlingsays (09 Oct 2018 12.39pm) Fascism:is a form of radical authoritarian ultranationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy, which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe
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Stirlingsays 09 Oct 18 12.48pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
Fascism:is a form of radical authoritarian ultranationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy, which came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe
Aren't you reading between those two? Where's the connections? There's no dictatorship being promoted by the BNP there....they state, 'legal changes, negotiation and consent'. You are simply doing the lie that the far left regularly do. You take something that is nationalist and call it fascist. Edited by Stirlingsays (09 Oct 2018 12.48pm)
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7mins In the bush 09 Oct 18 12.49pm | |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
I take your point. The trouble is, there is nobody out there that is taking on the fight against radical Islam like he is. He is very effective, hence the reason why we are talking about him now. In an ideal world, there would be no Tommy Robinson. He fills the void left by the government, police and media who have failed in their duty having deliberately chosen to ignore the issues of radical Islam. Now we're getting closer.... Radical Islam isn't a massive problem per se... if it was... we'd have a rise of far right parties gaining ground in elections. That doesn't mean Islam doesn't have problems. TR still isn't the answer... he is a convicted liar... a thug.... and not very bright... the far right will need a better/smarter figurehead if they want to be taken seriously.
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7mins In the bush 09 Oct 18 12.55pm | |
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I've got a 1340 appointment.. gotta shoot chaps... was nice discussion... Stirling is a bit unique.. but still enjoyable.
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Hrolf The Ganger 09 Oct 18 12.59pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
Now we're getting closer.... Radical Islam isn't a massive problem per se... if it was... we'd have a rise of far right parties gaining ground in elections. That doesn't mean Islam doesn't have problems. TR still isn't the answer... he is a convicted liar... a thug.... and not very bright... the far right will need a better/smarter figurehead if they want to be taken seriously. I don't think anyone thinks he is. But the evidence is that he has been an effective rallying point against the deliberate indifference of the establishment.
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dannyboy1978 09 Oct 18 1.01pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
TR is a racist. He was a member of the BNP. My dad is black, my mum is white... I don't have much time for far-right fascist organisations. I think TR should not be held up as the poster boy for criticism of Islam.
I'll say again, you ignored my point TR has been effected by certain Muslims and not Catholics,
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Penge Eagle Beckenham 09 Oct 18 1.01pm | |
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Originally posted by 7mins
Now we're getting closer.... Radical Islam isn't a massive problem per se... if it was... we'd have a rise of far right parties gaining ground in elections. That doesn't mean Islam doesn't have problems. TR still isn't the answer... he is a convicted liar... a thug.... and not very bright... the far right will need a better/smarter figurehead if they want to be taken seriously. So the 22 killed at the Manchester bombing isn't a massive problem? And the thousands of girls raped by pakistan men in racist attacks? And the thousands of women who have undergone FGM... Your yardstick is we don't have "far right parties?" so it's not an issue. Eh? Tommy is pro Israel which doesn't make him a very good person on the far right. The reason why tackling the problems with Islam is "toxic" is because anyone does so is labelled 'far right' by the media and the political left. Nobody wants to confront it which is terrible. Here we have the vicious circle. Maajid Nawaz agrees with almost everything Tommy Robinson says about the issue. He used to be in a terrorist organisation – but has since renounced extremism. Can't Tommy do the same? Maajid has his own show on LBC – so do you regard him as a terrorist? Edited by Penge Eagle (09 Oct 2018 1.02pm)
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