Just to clarify, a round like that explodes on impact, the resulting fragmentation of the round (14.5mm)would shred him like he'd been in a blender firstly, there would be nothing left at all, he would have been blown to bits literally "pink mist" is the term used, and lest we forget these fire at a rapid rate from a magazine so he would have been hit ten of times. Secondly have I mentioned there would be nothing left ...

Edited by dannyh (13 May 2015 1.33pm)

North Korea has some competition: - quote from cameron (assume today?, article doesn't make it clear)

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone',"

Edited by ghosteagle (13 May 2015 5.17pm)

and will certain posters on here be proposing similar treatment for any they perceive as "lefties" on here in the spirit of their much evidenced triumphalism and "tolerance" for views other than their own since the election

...as opposed to the (by definition)gents on the extreme right,who never turn on/eliminate those they fall out with/perceive as rivals. viz. Hitler's elimination of Ernst Rohm

I quite agree, all extremists are like that. But I think there are more splits and splintering on the left, The People's Front of Judea; Judean People's Front; Judean Popular People's Front; Popular Front of Judea; TUSC; Solidarity; Socialist Workers Party; Respect; etc etc etc Also, the rightwing extremists tend to be pretty upfront in their intentions, like the Nazis openly hating Jews, whereas the left while slaughtering various groups they disapprove of tend to say they are 'progressive' and doing it for the good of the 'people'(and of course pretending not to hate Jews too).

As Ronnie Reagan once said, "there you go again!"

No history of similar differentiation in the "extreme"right wing camp...NF, BNP, EDL,Britain First, 21st Century Blackshirts,English National Party etc

I think you are naive if you think "nasties" on the extreme right did/do not frequently try to dress up their agenda with populist justifications and play down nastiness, at a stage of seeking wider public support.

Equally,I'm not sure it could be said that the Stalin-era USSR played down hatred of others, ie "reactionary class enemies".Rather like the Nazis,they painted a picture of a paradise to be attained once the "evil other" within had been eliminated.

You also seem quick to equate some groups on the left with the very extreme right,rather than perhaps their more actual polar opposite equivalents, ie Respect (which I personally have no time for) and elements within UKIP.

Interestingly,when an opinion poll was taken earlier this year about underlying attitudes and political party preferences of voters,potential lib dem voters came out on top in terms of those also expressing anti-semitic sentiments,as opposed to potential voters for parties to their "left" and "right".

Edited by legaleagle (13 May 2015 9.05pm)