Yes we shall, on pretty much everything.We'll have to agree to disagree on this opportunistic mustard tory.
Yes we shall, on pretty much everything.We'll have to agree to disagree on this opportunistic mustard tory.
When your statements, virtually word for word, could have been lifted directly from the nuttier end of Trump supporters in the US, it should give you pause for thought.The government wouldn’t have to do anything if the radical left didn’t start attacking every little thing about the country and calling everyone racist.
The public are sick of them and the government will just do what the public want, as the Tories always do to maintain power.
You can say what I said is akin to Trump but that doesn’t make it so. I have little or no interest in US politics, apart from the latest coup and circus around it and I don’t pay attention usually.When your statements, virtually word for word, could have been lifted directly from the nuttier end of Trump supporters in the US, it should give you pause for thought.
The 'radical left' bogeyman here is the same as in the US - an irrelevant, powerless, bunch of cranks that are not organised and have as much chance of influencing anything consequential as Handforth Dean Parish Council does. I.e. no chance.
But it does suit some groups to portray some sort of radical left influence as dictating everything in society and being an existential threat (despite it never being further away from power - quite an achievement when it has never been anywhere near having power in the first place.
The groups it suits to portray this make believe threat are:
- those who see mainstream political capital in stoking a 'culture war' rhetoric (Republicans and, increasing, this government)
- those who are too uninformed to take a step back and really consider whether the UK is at all influenced by the extreme left (as the answer would be, and always has been, no) and swallow all the bullshit they are told by the tabloid media.
When your statements, virtually word for word, could have been lifted directly from the nuttier end of Trump supporters in the US, it should give you pause for thought.
The 'radical left' bogeyman here is the same as in the US - an irrelevant, powerless, bunch of cranks that are not organised and have as much chance of influencing anything consequential as Handforth Dean Parish Council does. I.e. no chance.
But it does suit some groups to portray some sort of radical left influence as dictating everything in society and being an existential threat (despite it never being further away from power - quite an achievement when it has never been anywhere near having power in the first place.
The groups it suits to portray this make believe threat are:
- those who see mainstream political capital in stoking a 'culture war' rhetoric (Republicans and, increasing, this government)
- those who are too uninformed to take a step back and really consider whether the UK is at all influenced by the extreme left (as the answer would be, and always has been, no) and swallow all the bullshit they are told by the tabloid media.
You can say what I said is akin to Trump but that doesn’t make it so. I have little or no interest in US politics, apart from the latest coup and circus around it and I don’t pay attention usually.
I am British and couldn’t really care less, so either take on what I say without false accusations and hysteria, relating to America, or you won’t get a sensible response.
It is within the interest to play down the radical left, we have seen it on this forum many times. ‘Antifa don’t exist’, ‘BLM don’t think this or do that’, ‘why do you care if this gets cancelled’.
It is the same old tired tactic used time and time again whenever we see it.
In reality there is a serious issue within our universities and my sister is at one doing her masters, so I hear what goes on. We have transgender stuff pushed on to infants now and it’s creeping into primary schools (shock horror it’s in Brighton and yes I do have a link if you want one). We had the whole BLM marches in the middle of a pandemic last year for something that happened 3000 miles away, that movement very likely cost lives to Covid here as a result. Everything is sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic. Britain is portrayed as being no better than 1970s South Africa and we need to overthrow the patriarchy. The government, police, NHS are all guilty.
Yes I am giving you the extreme examples but the above rhetoric is becoming more and more popular.
The extreme left doesn’t control the country, I never said it did, nor did I say it’s the majority. It is however becoming more and more significant and trying to increase its presence, which seems to have coincided with election after election of the left being destroyed, meaning they now are trying to influence the country by other means.
It’s not all coordinated, there’s no criminal mastermind behind it, it’s just an ever more prevalent part of culture that is rearing it’s ugly head and the imbeciles that think the aforementioned ideas, copy one another.
The public, in the main, have had enough of the identity politics shite and the government is now doing what they always do to cling on to power, they’re listening and doing what the public wants, it’s Tory 101.
Maybe your continued use of the "radical left" term makes people think you've spent too much time reading and listening to populist bullshit.You can say what I said is akin to Trump but that doesn’t make it so. I have little or no interest in US politics, apart from the latest coup and circus around it and I don’t pay attention usually.
I am British and couldn’t really care less, so either take on what I say without false accusations and hysteria, relating to America, or you won’t get a sensible response.
It is within the interest to play down the radical left, we have seen it on this forum many times. ‘Antifa don’t exist’, ‘BLM don’t think this or do that’, ‘why do you care if this gets cancelled’.
It is the same old tired tactic used time and time again whenever we see it.
In reality there is a serious issue within our universities and my sister is at one doing her masters, so I hear what goes on. We have transgender stuff pushed on to infants now and it’s creeping into primary schools (shock horror it’s in Brighton and yes I do have a link if you want one). We had the whole BLM marches in the middle of a pandemic last year for something that happened 3000 miles away, that movement very likely cost lives to Covid here as a result. Everything is sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic. Britain is portrayed as being no better than 1970s South Africa and we need to overthrow the patriarchy. The government, police, NHS are all guilty.
Yes I am giving you the extreme examples but the above rhetoric is becoming more and more popular.
The extreme left doesn’t control the country, I never said it did, nor did I say it’s the majority. It is however becoming more and more significant and trying to increase its presence, which seems to have coincided with election after election of the left being destroyed, meaning they now are trying to influence the country by other means.
It’s not all coordinated, there’s no criminal mastermind behind it, it’s just an ever more prevalent part of culture that is rearing it’s ugly head and the imbeciles that think the aforementioned ideas, copy one another.
The public, in the main, have had enough of the identity politics shite and the government is now doing what they always do to cling on to power, they’re listening and doing what the public wants, it’s Tory 101.
If that’s what you think you are doing you’re already dead and lying on the hill dear Bob.Are you sure defending a Govt insisting on legislating what can be taught as ‘official history‘, rather like the old Soviet Union used to do, is the hill you want to die on?
How’s that any different than you using the word “populist”?Maybe your continued use of the "radical left" term makes people think you've spent too much time reading and listening to populist bullshit.