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Stirlingsays 27 Mar 24 9.36am | |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
I would dare to suggest that the extreme to which we've seen politics swing to the left has left many yearning for a further right party to come in, with the view this will reverse the tide. I can't imagine that a swing to a far right government will be anything but equally sh!te in the longer term. Being fed up with mass immigration, the dismissal and perceived replacement of our culture, mass celebration of all sexuality other than heterosexuality, the promotion of mutilation and denial of biological realities, even extended to children, the rewriting of history and the increasing suppression of free speech and thought is certainly something worth fighting for, but a far right government may just bring it's own form of these Orwellian eventualities. The longer and more extreme the current zeitgeist continues, the more likely a backlash and swing to the other side of the spectrum is likely to arise. I for one hope this does not happen and common sense/sanity is restored for our nation. It's increasingly becoming a crime to even desire let alone strive for this. We need strong politicians, with equally robust moral and intellectual fibre to be in power. The longer we have the current limp lot we have now, swaying whichever way the wind blows their fragile beings, the more turbulent our existence will be, whether it is being blown left or right. The term 'far right' is used just like the term 'racist' as an attack word to defend the politics of the last thirty to forty years. Both neo and social liberalism has done little but transfer wealth to both the wealthy and business class and inflict cultural and demographic attacks onto the native British people....who they wish to replace via the frog in the heated water method. You saying that the 'far right' would lead to bad outcomes seems to me something you have perhaps become convinced of via the constant bellowing by those who control what you see and hear. However, the 'far right' in terms of who Reform deselect are saying nothing different to what the Tory party were saying in my youth....So in reality recognising 'far right' is liberal propaganda. My personal thoughts are that this country is too far gone and far too left wing to save itself for at least another generation...by which time demographically it's too late.....even those who think of themselves as right wing wouldn't do what's needed to save it. There are at least a minority of us who can say we never played any part in accepting the left's opinions or analysis. However, how we got here and those that closed their eyes or ignored the journey shouldn't escape comment because none of it was hidden.....they just didn't want to admit it because that would entail doing something. What you won't defend you will lose.....Well, we now live in the mess we allowed to happen. Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Mar 2024 9.36am)
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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 27 Mar 24 9.51am | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The term 'far right' is used just like the term 'racist' as an attack word to defend the politics of the last thirty to forty years. Both neo and social liberalism has done little but transfer wealth to both the wealthy and business class and inflict cultural and demographic attacks onto the native British people....who they wish to replace via the frog in the heated water method. You saying that the 'far right' would lead to bad outcomes seems to me something you have perhaps become convinced of via the constant bellowing by those who control what you see and hear. However, the 'far right' in terms of who Reform deselect are saying nothing different to what the Tory party were saying in my youth....So in reality recognising 'far right' is liberal propaganda. My personal thoughts are that this country is too far gone and far too left wing to save itself for at least another generation...by which time demographically it's too late.....even those who think of themselves as right wing wouldn't do what's needed to save it. There are at least a minority of us who can say we never played any part in accepting the left's opinions or analysis. However, how we got here and those that closed their eyes or ignored the journey shouldn't escape comment because none of it was hidden.....they just didn't want to admit it because that would entail doing something. What you won't defend you will lose.....Well, we now live in the mess we allowed to happen. Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Mar 2024 9.36am) That's essentially what I was saying Stirling. A 'far right' is a far right, not anything that merely opposes the far left. If you create a monster but are unwilling to accept this, it's a pretty robust defence of it and it's continuation to label anything opposing it as the monster. I'm almost certain every extreme political persuasion has done this in the past. For the most part, many people are resistant of the far left torrent we've faced in this country. Some may therefore even cry for a 'far right' themselves when in actual fact they don't want this, they just want the fall of the other end of the spectrum. It's a bit like when you grow increasingly dissatisfied with Royball and people say 'oh, so you just want us to play with 10 men up front then'. No, there is plenty in between the extremes. Edit: I've also seen your post before this Stirling. I haven't voted in years as it's been some time before I had any faith in an individual or party. Even the lesser of two evils is hard to distinguish now. Edited by Nicholas91 (27 Mar 2024 9.56am)
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Teddy Eagle 27 Mar 24 10.09am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Surely any piece of research is only part of a bigger jigsaw? On top of that just doing the research is also training the minds of those doing it, who are often students. When a student writes their dissertation does this enter the realms of referenced literature? Or is it intended to ensure they can carry out research logically and reach conclusions? I don’t know anymore than anyone else in this case. How could we? Unless we are the funder, the commissioner or the peer reviewer we cannot know the whole detail. That jigsaw just happens to be missing a piece on decolonising 3 short stories written over 100 years ago and involoves travelling to Hawaii at someone else's expense.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 27 Mar 24 10.11am | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
That jigsaw just happens to be missing a piece on decolonising 3 short stories written over 100 years ago and involoves travelling to Hawaii at someone else's expense. This research has generated more discussion on here and in the Daily Mail comments section than any interest it will generate in academia. Aside from canteen gossip about which married researcher was shagging around whilst away.
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Stirlingsays 27 Mar 24 10.26am | |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
That's essentially what I was saying Stirling. A 'far right' is a far right, not anything that merely opposes the far left. If you create a monster but are unwilling to accept this, it's a pretty robust defence of it and it's continuation to label anything opposing it as the monster. I'm almost certain every extreme political persuasion has done this in the past. For the most part, many people are resistant of the far left torrent we've faced in this country. Some may therefore even cry for a 'far right' themselves when in actual fact they don't want this, they just want the fall of the other end of the spectrum. It's a bit like when you grow increasingly dissatisfied with Royball and people say 'oh, so you just want us to play with 10 men up front then'. No, there is plenty in between the extremes. Edit: I've also seen your post before this Stirling. I haven't voted in years as it's been some time before I had any faith in an individual or party. Even the lesser of two evils is hard to distinguish now. Edited by Nicholas91 (27 Mar 2024 9.56am) I'd agree. I don't think the 'far right'...whatever that actually is....has ever held power in Britain, even in Europe.....Wasn't the last far right administration 'Franco' in Spain? Didn't that end in the sixties? Since then it's been varied versions of liberalism. As for myself, I was quite happy being a normie small c conservative for most of my life...even the first few years on Hol...it wasn't until what was happening around us became so obvious that I started actually looking over what I'd been taught to believe. The reality is that I'm living in a country that's run by Wisbech Eagle types on most positions and it's brought us to where we are.....and I really really don't like that and think it's very bad for Britain's future.....but what can you do. Well, you certainly can't vote for what all the neo/social liberals think the 'far right' is as the election rules effectively ban them from standing. Apparently that's democracy. Apparently only voting for liberalism is democracy, even though the people who created it weren't liberals. Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Mar 2024 10.30am)
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silvertop Portishead 27 Mar 24 11.34am | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I think you are being very unfair. It's going to take a lot of hard work and probably months slaving away on those South Pacific islands. Why did Michael Caine do Jaws 4 a terrible movie from a franchise that was already bust. Caine "They agreed to pay me millions and then I read the script, Scene 1 onboard a luxury yacht in the Caribbean and I thought that'll do". I have an alternate suggestion for these researchers instead of the South Pacific how about something closer to home. Why not spend eight months researching Trainspotting in the slums of Glasgow?
Off topic, I understand Caine gave, as an excuse as to why he made The Swarm, (even worse that Jaws 4, if that's possible) that he had a very large tax bill to pay. I am not sure what excuse he gave for Blame it on Rio?
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silvertop Portishead 27 Mar 24 11.43am | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I'd agree. I don't think the 'far right'...whatever that actually is....has ever held power in Britain, even in Europe.....Wasn't the last far right administration 'Franco' in Spain? Didn't that end in the sixties? Since then it's been varied versions of liberalism. As for myself, I was quite happy being a normie small c conservative for most of my life...even the first few years on Hol...it wasn't until what was happening around us became so obvious that I started actually looking over what I'd been taught to believe. The reality is that I'm living in a country that's run by Wisbech Eagle types on most positions and it's brought us to where we are.....and I really really don't like that and think it's very bad for Britain's future.....but what can you do. Well, you certainly can't vote for what all the neo/social liberals think the 'far right' is as the election rules effectively ban them from standing. Apparently that's democracy. Apparently only voting for liberalism is democracy, even though the people who created it weren't liberals. Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Mar 2024 10.30am) To be fair, I believe that even "Hate" parties should get a vote if you want to see true democracy at play. Whether that be hatred of the rich or immigrants or homosexuals or Catholics or whatever... But then the 1930s happened, and we saw what a combination of hard times and populism can bring. You may see those in power as self-serving elites. That may indeed be true. But I genuinely think that many in power are also terrified of a repeat of history, especially those with influence who were most effected by the last horrors. They will fight to the death with all they have to ensure it doesn't happen again. If that means banning and oppressing hate parties, then so be it.
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georgenorman 27 Mar 24 11.50am | |
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Originally posted by silvertop
To be fair, I believe that even "Hate" parties should get a vote if you want to see true democracy at play. Whether that be hatred of the rich or immigrants or homosexuals or Catholics or whatever... But then the 1930s happened, and we saw what a combination of hard times and populism can bring. You may see those in power as self-serving elites. That may indeed be true. But I genuinely think that many in power are also terrified of a repeat of history, especially those with influence who were most effected by the last horrors. They will fight to the death with all they have to ensure it doesn't happen again. If that means banning and oppressing hate parties, then so be it. Most politicians are dull weirdos who have holes where their souls should be.
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silvertop Portishead 27 Mar 24 11.55am | |
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Originally posted by georgenorman
Most politicians are dull weirdos who have holes where their souls should be. I said those in power not politicians. Not necessarily the same thing.
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Badger11 Beckenham 27 Mar 24 12.10pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
I'd agree. I don't think the 'far right'...whatever that actually is....has ever held power in Britain, even in Europe.....Wasn't the last far right administration 'Franco' in Spain? Didn't that end in the sixties? Since then it's been varied versions of liberalism. As for myself, I was quite happy being a normie small c conservative for most of my life...even the first few years on Hol...it wasn't until what was happening around us became so obvious that I started actually looking over what I'd been taught to believe. The reality is that I'm living in a country that's run by Wisbech Eagle types on most positions and it's brought us to where we are.....and I really really don't like that and think it's very bad for Britain's future.....but what can you do. Well, you certainly can't vote for what all the neo/social liberals think the 'far right' is as the election rules effectively ban them from standing. Apparently that's democracy. Apparently only voting for liberalism is democracy, even though the people who created it weren't liberals. Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Mar 2024 10.30am) For a couple of years under Mosley (a Labour MP) the BUF had a national membership of around 500,000. However even at their height they couldn't even get an MP elected so I agree. The danger from the far right is vastly over estimated. There have been far more communist MPs hiding behind Labour than fascist ones under the Tories.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 27 Mar 24 12.16pm | |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
I would dare to suggest that the extreme to which we've seen politics swing to the left has left many yearning for a further right party to come in, with the view this will reverse the tide. I can't imagine that a swing to a far right government will be anything but equally sh!te in the longer term. Being fed up with mass immigration, the dismissal and perceived replacement of our culture, mass celebration of all sexuality other than heterosexuality, the promotion of mutilation and denial of biological realities, even extended to children, the rewriting of history and the increasing suppression of free speech and thought is certainly something worth fighting for, but a far right government may just bring it's own form of these Orwellian eventualities. The longer and more extreme the current zeitgeist continues, the more likely a backlash and swing to the other side of the spectrum is likely to arise. I for one hope this does not happen and common sense/sanity is restored for our nation. It's increasingly becoming a crime to even desire let alone strive for this. We need strong politicians, with equally robust moral and intellectual fibre to be in power. The longer we have the current limp lot we have now, swaying whichever way the wind blows their fragile beings, the more turbulent our existence will be, whether it is being blown left or right. Whilst it seems to be quite a common perception I don’t think there is any “swing to the left”! I think there is confusion about what that term actually means. I don’t hear anyone arguing for widespread public ownership or anything associated with truly left wing politics. What I see is a more general understanding, and acceptance, of the differences between people and the need for tolerance and compassion in society. That has nothing to do with the principles of free market capitalism or a more state managed economy. It’s just the evolutionary path we are all on. That some lag behind is only to be expected. It always happens. Eventually things once thought outrageous by some become so much part of the normal that they just get accepted and people stop making a fuss. There are many examples. The current obsession with rejecting the acceptance of those experiencing gender dysphoria is an example of the first stages of this. It’s extreme on both sides but will find the common sense balance and become accepted. Just as homosexuality has. Immigration is unconnected to this. It’s a much more complicated situation for which no easy solutions are available which will suit everyone . Populist politicians will lure people to vote for them with undeliverable promises, when what needs to be done is find ways to stem the flow of illegal, unplanned, immigration and manage the flow of those we need. And we do need people. Let’s be grown up and honest about it. For the foreseeable future we are going to have to accept continuing immigration. There is no practical alternative currently available and anyone telling you otherwise is either lying or doesn’t understand. We certainly need strong politicians prepared to tell us the truth. Not those who talk strong without the first idea of what their rhetoric would actually deliver.
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georgenorman 27 Mar 24 12.18pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Whilst it seems to be quite a common perception I don’t think there is any “swing to the left”! I think there is confusion about what that term actually means. I don’t hear anyone arguing for widespread public ownership or anything associated with truly left wing politics. What I see is a more general understanding, and acceptance, of the differences between people and the need for tolerance and compassion in society. That has nothing to do with the principles of free market capitalism or a more state managed economy. It’s just the evolutionary path we are all on. That some lag behind is only to be expected. It always happens. Eventually things once thought outrageous by some become so much part of the normal that they just get accepted and people stop making a fuss. There are many examples. The current obsession with rejecting the acceptance of those experiencing gender dysphoria is an example of the first stages of this. It’s extreme on both sides but will find the common sense balance and become accepted. Just as homosexuality has. Immigration is unconnected to this. It’s a much more complicated situation for which no easy solutions are available which will suit everyone . Populist politicians will lure people to vote for them with undeliverable promises, when what needs to be done is find ways to stem the flow of illegal, unplanned, immigration and manage the flow of those we need. And we do need people. Let’s be grown up and honest about it. For the foreseeable future we are going to have to accept continuing immigration. There is no practical alternative currently available and anyone telling you otherwise is either lying or doesn’t understand. We certainly need strong politicians prepared to tell us the truth. Not those who talk strong without the first idea of what their rhetoric would actually deliver. None of this is true.
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