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 Stirlingsays  08 Jul 24 10.48pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I want to protect my offspring from terrorism, crime, religious zealotry along with cultural and genetic annihilation. Are those what you call 'otherness'? You are Cornwall's answer to Nero. Well said.
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| Stirlingsays 09 Jul 24 1.44pm |
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This is the neoliberal autocracy in action, speaking the words of democracy while doing the deeds of autocracy.
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cryrst  The garden of England 09 Jul 24 8.35pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
This is the neoliberal autocracy in action, speaking the words of democracy while doing the deeds of autocracy. This has a very much trump like feel. Don’t worry though certain posters have had their first erection in years
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 09 Jul 24 9.38pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Most definitely a stitch up as this tweet illustrates. Unethical collusion to frustrate the natural result. Reminds me of Germany in the early 1930s
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 10 Jul 24 10.55am |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Reminds me of Germany in the early 1930s I can't imagine there were anywhere near the amount of no go areas.
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| Spiderman Horsham 12 Jul 24 6.04pm |
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Calling Steeley Edited by Spiderman (12 Jul 2024 6.05pm)
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 12 Jul 24 8.41pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I want to protect my offspring from terrorism, crime, religious zealotry along with cultural and genetic annihilation. Are those what you call 'otherness'? You are Cornwall's answer to Nero. Obsessions can blind people to reality. Especially one like this. The offspring of your offspring won’t suffer from this kind of obsession. They will accept the new realities, just as we have. Our parents generation had their own, which we came to accept. The world moves on. We do, the incomers do, the lines between the cultures blurs, we participate a little in their’s and they in our’s, until a homogeneous new society exists. We won’t see it, but I predict it. No one accepts terrorism. Not in the past, today or future. That’s criminality. Religious zealotry has existed in one way or another for many centuries. I dislike it intensely, whatever form it takes or whatever source it springs from. However, it’s behaviour that matters. What anyone believes is their business. It’s what they do that matters. So long as we maintain the law, without fear or favour, there is no issue. No one will annihilate our culture. It will survive and gradually be adopted by all successive generations. It’s what happens. Retention of past culture will be there too, because people honour their heritage but that’s not a threat. It’s an enrichment. Otherness is not though just these things. It’s anything which doesn’t match your personal comfort zone. For some this would include those in the LGTB community, those with alternative political views, feminists, people of colour, etc etc. Those who want to see nothing changing other than back to where it was in their youth regard those that are bringing about change they don’t like as the others. Nero fiddled while Rome burned. These days we have efficient firefighters to put out any pockets of problems and can isolate bad outbreaks so given enough time the fire will run out of fuel. Rome is safe.
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| Behind Enemy Lines Sussex 12 Jul 24 9.32pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Obsessions can blind people to reality. Especially one like this. The offspring of your offspring won’t suffer from this kind of obsession. They will accept the new realities, just as we have. Our parents generation had their own, which we came to accept. The world moves on. We do, the incomers do, the lines between the cultures blurs, we participate a little in their’s and they in our’s, until a homogeneous new society exists. We won’t see it, but I predict it. No one accepts terrorism. Not in the past, today or future. That’s criminality. Religious zealotry has existed in one way or another for many centuries. I dislike it intensely, whatever form it takes or whatever source it springs from. However, it’s behaviour that matters. What anyone believes is their business. It’s what they do that matters. So long as we maintain the law, without fear or favour, there is no issue. No one will annihilate our culture. It will survive and gradually be adopted by all successive generations. It’s what happens. Retention of past culture will be there too, because people honour their heritage but that’s not a threat. It’s an enrichment. Otherness is not though just these things. It’s anything which doesn’t match your personal comfort zone. For some this would include those in the LGTB community, those with alternative political views, feminists, people of colour, etc etc. Those who want to see nothing changing other than back to where it was in their youth regard those that are bringing about change they don’t like as the others. Nero fiddled while Rome burned. These days we have efficient firefighters to put out any pockets of problems and can isolate bad outbreaks so given enough time the fire will run out of fuel. Rome is safe.
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Teddy Eagle  12 Jul 24 9.34pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Obsessions can blind people to reality. Especially one like this. The offspring of your offspring won’t suffer from this kind of obsession. They will accept the new realities, just as we have. Our parents generation had their own, which we came to accept. The world moves on. We do, the incomers do, the lines between the cultures blurs, we participate a little in their’s and they in our’s, until a homogeneous new society exists. We won’t see it, but I predict it. No one accepts terrorism. Not in the past, today or future. That’s criminality. Religious zealotry has existed in one way or another for many centuries. I dislike it intensely, whatever form it takes or whatever source it springs from. However, it’s behaviour that matters. What anyone believes is their business. It’s what they do that matters. So long as we maintain the law, without fear or favour, there is no issue. No one will annihilate our culture. It will survive and gradually be adopted by all successive generations. It’s what happens. Retention of past culture will be there too, because people honour their heritage but that’s not a threat. It’s an enrichment. Otherness is not though just these things. It’s anything which doesn’t match your personal comfort zone. For some this would include those in the LGTB community, those with alternative political views, feminists, people of colour, etc etc. Those who want to see nothing changing other than back to where it was in their youth regard those that are bringing about change they don’t like as the others. Nero fiddled while Rome burned. These days we have efficient firefighters to put out any pockets of problems and can isolate bad outbreaks so given enough time the fire will run out of fuel. Rome is safe. While this adapting, adopting and accepting is going on how do you propose to encourage the same among arrivals who have historic enmities?
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 12 Jul 24 9.55pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
This has a very much trump like feel. Don’t worry though certain posters have had their first erection in years The only thing that feels like Trump is the total bs this guy Benz spouts! What complete garbage. This has nothing to do with prosecutors v populists! Ridiculous idea that’s straight out of Trump’s playbook as a deflection from his illegal behaviour. This only has to do with the rule of law applying to everyone. For which there is a very simple solution available to every politician as to anyone else. Don’t break the law and you cannot get prosecuted.
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| Stirlingsays 12 Jul 24 9.56pm |
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Originally posted by Behind Enemy Lines
It's just his usual wind up swill, it's what he exists on this site to do. However, the guy moved to nice, safe very white Cornwall exactly because he is what you think he is.
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 12 Jul 24 10.01pm |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
While this adapting, adopting and accepting is going on how do you propose to encourage the same among arrivals who have historic enmities? In the same way any suspicious behaviour is dealt with. Observation and intervention if required. No one is above the law. So long as historic enmities remain at the level of mutual distain there’s no issue. Break out into violence or threatening behaviour then that must be dealt with and both groups warned that it won’t be tolerated.
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