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DanH SW2 14 Sep 21 1.43pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Yawn. It is simple to understand, even for you. Associating something, easily demonstrable with negative imagery, is a very old trick. It is the only weapon you have to counter reality. "Proponents of the so-called ‘Great Replacement’ Sounds like you and a certain couple of other posters on here, does it not? The only weapon you have is an age old far-right conspiracy theory.
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Stirlingsays 14 Sep 21 1.44pm | |
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Originally posted by DanH
And there we go, the great replacement theory once again. Yeah that's right....the demographics aren't changing. In other news, Dan grows some chest hair.
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DanH SW2 14 Sep 21 1.49pm | |
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Quote Proponents of the Great Replacement theory often draw on conspiracy theories to amplify
their messaging, suggesting that progressive politicians, the media and globalists are working concertedly, actively and purposively to destroy native Europeans and their culture(s). They often paint Muslim communities as implicit in these plans because of the perception that they innately desire to destroy Western civilisation. Proponents of the Great Replacement theory frequently overlay it with anti-Semitic theories, blaming ‘globalist Jewish elites’ for mass migration." Quote The Great Replacement theory is inherently
dystopian, emphasising migration as the cause of downfall and degradation in society, with governments, tech giants and the media painted as complicit. This dystopian narrative is conjured in three key ways by proponents of the Great Replacement theory: 1. They paint areas with large migrant populations 2. They focus on censorship of extreme-right 3. They use the cognitive dissonance which Quote
Proponents of the Great Replacement theory stress I mean it's almost you two summed up perfectly isn't it? (apologies for the horrific formatting - god knows what happened) Edited by DanH (14 Sep 2021 1.50pm)
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Hrolf The Ganger 14 Sep 21 1.54pm | |
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Originally posted by DanH
"Proponents of the so-called ‘Great Replacement’ Sounds like you and a certain couple of other posters on here, does it not? The only weapon you have is an age old far-right conspiracy theory. That is the most nonsensical drivel I have seen today and that is saying something. The existing population is shrinking, and the immigrant population is growing. At this rate, the latter will absorb the former at some point. This is not debatable, it is inevitable. Leftists idiots want to hide this fact by talking about 'the Far Right'. Most of them can't even add up, so I doubt they invented it.
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PalazioVecchio south pole 14 Sep 21 1.57pm | |
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Originally posted by kuge
Immigration in the past was not tiny. Edited by kuge (14 Sep 2021 12.20pm) True. It was often devastating. Both in cultural and genetic terms. Apache, Navajo, Celtic Britons from Kent, Gauls in Brittany , the original Southern Spaniards before the Vandals , etc etc...... its a warlike rollercoaster. Which parts of Britain have already been colonized ?
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Stirlingsays 14 Sep 21 2.02pm | |
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Originally posted by kuge
The thing about racism is you either choose to pretend that it does not exist and that therefore any effect that it might have must also not exist or you take the position that an influx of immigrants will result in racial tension therefore we should curtail all immigration. You appear to want to have it both ways. Racism is tribal preference demonized and indoctrinated into western societies initially by the communists but now its tenets are supported by the whole political class....any serious analysis shows how ridiculous the whole thing is....practically Maoist. European nations have less tribal preference than any other nations in the world, yet they are subject to this nonsense, precisely because interests know this weakness allows them in.....it's an excuse, if they actually believed in racism they would be investigating the groups where tribal preference is highest...but they aren't interested. In terms of the UK, it doesn't really matter what I want, the European country of my birth is dying because of the unspoken interests of the ideological left and the economic right. It's far too late to stop. However, for Japan, it isn't......they shouldn't let their society be abused by those who seek to radically change it.....and automation will largely solve their population issues....as stated, increasing immigration is a self defeating pyramid scheme.
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Teddy Eagle 14 Sep 21 2.07pm | |
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DanH SW2 14 Sep 21 2.14pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
That is the most nonsensical drivel I have seen today and that is saying something. The existing population is shrinking, and the immigrant population is growing. At this rate, the latter will absorb the former at some point. This is not debatable, it is inevitable. Leftists idiots want to hide this fact by talking about 'the Far Right'. Most of them can't even add up, so I doubt they invented it. All the quotes I posted are from a report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue following the terrorist attack in Christchurch. Those paragraphs I posted are exactly the theories that are posted on here - almost to the letter. They are old as day far right conspiracy theories based on fear and disinformation. It is online radicalisation in its purest form.
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PalazioVecchio south pole 14 Sep 21 2.22pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The existing population is shrinking, and the immigrant population is growing. . new arrivals and sky-high fertility for some groups. Often with high rates of longterm unemployment. Other groups ? not reproducing, and often saying 'feck this, i am out of here'
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kuge Peckham 14 Sep 21 2.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
London is not representative of Britain. Have you ever seen old films of crowd scenes before the 1940s? You will hardly see a Black face. Some immigrants are White of course, but most people in this country have a genetic heritage going back hundreds if not thousands of years. That is about to change. You seem to be obsessed with Huguenots, and that's not surprising since they are White Protestant and European. Hardly any different to the existing population and with the added bonus of skills. Yes, we can see why you are obsessed with them. We all know that migrants have been coming here for years. Yes, a trickle have been coming here for centuries when Britain had a tiny population and there was an abundance of land and resources. You want to argue about Romans and quibble about crime statistics, but the bigger picture is about much more. I wonder if the Beaker people told the locals how lucky they were to get new technology, or if Homo Sapiens provided statistics to the Neanderthals to show them that they had nothing to worry about. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (14 Sep 2021 12.54pm) Yes, London is not representative of Britain, however, London and a few other major cities are where the majority of immigrants have settled. If I was presenting data about Dorset or Wales you would quite rightly say that it was not relevant. London has been a cosmopolitan city since at least 1500 if not earlier. Films of crowds in the 1940s are not imperial data, it’s just an anecdotal observation of no real value. I am sure that you are aware of this and to be frank, I am surprised that you think this is worth mentioning. Most people in Britain have rather diverse genetic profiles, this shows us how much our ancestors moved around in the past. I am not obsessed with Huguenots, but let’s face it they as a case study fascinating. If we are going to discuss immigration the Huguenots represent one of the largest groups to have come to Britain in the past few hundred years. We can, however, if you wish discuss Jews, Irish, Jamaicans, Ugandan Asians, Chinese or Italians. Sometimes you want to look at the ‘bigger picture’ which I take to mean immigration to Britain over a long period and then you want to go back to just the post war period. The arrival of Beaker culture did indeed bring advanced technology and whist I am sure some locals failed to see the benefits others embraced it. Not wishing, in particular, to return to the Romans, the technology that they introduced was not valued much by the ‘locals’ once they had left.
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BlueJay UK 14 Sep 21 2.29pm | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Many are so driven by their politics they 'miss' times before they were even alive. At least you miss a period you experienced and more importantly one that actually existed in a real and lived way. A salient and thoughtful point on age too. Do we miss our favourite songs because they're better, or because of what they meant to us at a different stage of life.. Not that any of this means that society should change at a pace that citizens of it are unhappy with.. However the realities of life have to also sit alongside our ideals and emotions. Where the latter turns us against people based on their race and the like in unhealthy ways, we need to take a step back. Most are sane enough to not develop such malignancy to begin with though and those that do typically just don't like people in general. Having extra, often nonsensical, reasons to distance themselves from others is just a bonus for them.
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Hrolf The Ganger 14 Sep 21 2.31pm | |
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Originally posted by DanH
All the quotes I posted are from a report by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue following the terrorist attack in Christchurch. Those paragraphs I posted are exactly the theories that are posted on here - almost to the letter. They are old as day far right conspiracy theories based on fear and disinformation. It is online radicalisation in its purest form. So what you are suggesting is that population replacement is a figment of someone's imagination. European populations among others are not having enough children to sustain themselves. The increase in population is all due to immigration and the offspring of those immigrants. I know you would rather post propaganda than accept facts, but that has always been your problem.
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