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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
Your arguments keeps getting better and better...

I don't have a theory. I don't think I have enough information to be able to make a statement regarding a probable reason. That's how I do it; I need a lot of in-data to draw conclusions. I know that's not how you do though... That does not mean I agree with your theory...

And because of this I am scared? How does that make sense to you?

Yea, cause taking drugs make you hate certain groups of people, everybody knows that...



I've pointed out to you that there is a direct correlation between numbers of Muslims you let in and the number of neo-Nazis that rise up as natural and inevitable resistance.

You disagree but can't give an alternative explanation. So it seems you're scared that I might be right.

All I'm saying is that if you stop letting in Muslims you'll have fewer neo-Nazis. I don't even know why that's controversial.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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viktor said:
Just look at how shit and abusive Christianity is, and that's after hundreds of years of major reforms and massive pressure from the non-religious to not longer put up with their shit.

Islam is what Christianity would be like if it never reformed. Think of the mentality that led to the witch burnings and Inquisition and that is what you're getting with Muslim immigrants.




Oh I do. That has been what has informed my opinion on this along with watching world events. It's beyond ugly.

My view on this may seem harsh but it's up to the  people of each tribe/country to deal with and fix the govt/leaders of their own culture and religions.  Running to another country imo is only permissible if you adopt fully the culture and lifestyles of the new country and frankly I'd only let in women and children for the most part.  I know it sounds shitty but it's a shitty situation. It's too bad that IMO we in more stable countries often do things to make situations worse in other countries in the name of business. IMO we usually back the bad guys and end up fighting them later.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor] * 1
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qman said:
Some groups do have less value, whether is based on culture, religion, ideology, or gang affiliation.  Race might have nothing to do with the problem of the group.




Why do you get to judge other peoples values?

qman said:
"describing prejudice hate towards a specific group"

It's not hate pointing the flaws of a specific group of people, it's observation.






It's one thing to point out general negative factors in certain groups, and another thing to claim that the entire group of people has less value...

Judging peoples value is not an observation...

viktor said:
I've pointed out to you that there is a direct correlation between numbers of Muslims you let in and the number of neo-Nazis that rise up as natural and inevitable resistance.




No there's not.

First of all I would like to point out that SD are not anywhere near neo-Nazi.
So where are your figures on the neo-Nazis? We really do not have a big problem with neo-Nazis at the moment...

Interestingly enough we have a lot of regions with strong support for SD where there is hardly any immigrants at all. There is not a direct correlation between amount of immigrants - amount of support for right-parties (And certainly not for amount of support for neo-Nazi...)

Another interesting thing is we have a lot of non-Swedish people supporting SD. I've heard interviews with immigrants that have adapted and gotten good jobs and are pissed at the government because they don't put enough pressure on immigrants. I agree, to some extent, we should have more defined demands.

Another interesting observation is that the support for SD is higher in poor regions; regions with low levels of education.

There are a lot of other interesting correlations...
Wanna play find the causality instead?

viktor said:
You disagree but can't give an alternative explanation. So it seems you're scared that I might be right.




I also disagree that god created existence, but I cant give an alternate explanation. So it seems I'm scared that there actually is a god? Not really...

1. You don't like Muslims
2. Your name is viktor.
3. You must be scared of mustard.
Non Sequitur
More logic less claiming people who don't agree are scared please.

viktor said:
All I'm saying is that if you stop letting in Muslims you'll have fewer neo-Nazis. I don't even know why that's controversial.



It's not, I don't even disagree.
But I disagree to that being something we should do, because there's not a big problem with neo-Nazis.
And I also wrote a post earlier about reducing the numbers of refugees because a lot of the people in Sweden simply cant handle it... That's doesn't mean Muslims have less value or should be shut out completely.

I still believe in helping people in need...

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Icelander]
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Icelander said:
viktor said:
Just look at how shit and abusive Christianity is, and that's after hundreds of years of major reforms and massive pressure from the non-religious to not longer put up with their shit.

Islam is what Christianity would be like if it never reformed. Think of the mentality that led to the witch burnings and Inquisition and that is what you're getting with Muslim immigrants.




Oh I do. That has been what has informed my opinion on this along with watching world events. It's beyond ugly.

My view on this may seem harsh but it's up to the  people of each tribe/country to deal with and fix the govt/leaders of their own culture and religions.  Running to another country imo is only permissible if you adopt fully the culture and lifestyles of the new country and frankly I'd only let in women and children for the most part.  I know it sounds shitty but it's a shitty situation. It's too bad that IMO we in more stable countries often do things to make situations worse in other countries in the name of business. IMO we usually back the bad guys and end up fighting them later.



Very good post!
I've thought a lot about the women and children thing myself and I also would say this is a good idea, even if it feels somewhat wrong...

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Well, if you don't think 25% of the population voting for a neo-Nazi party is a problem, I guess that's where we disagree. The SD are going to absolutely destroy everything good about Sweden if they get into power. And they are going to get into power if things keep going the way they're going.

You say you believe in helping people in need, but I bet that if you went out and came home to find a homeless guy sleeping in your living room who didn't want to leave, you'd call the Police.

Every Muslim moving to Sweden creates the same amount of resistance from the locals as three or four Indians or Chinese. So for every Muslim you help you forgo the opportunity to help three or four other people.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Icelander]
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Icelander said:
viktor said:
Just look at how shit and abusive Christianity is, and that's after hundreds of years of major reforms and massive pressure from the non-religious to not longer put up with their shit.

Islam is what Christianity would be like if it never reformed. Think of the mentality that led to the witch burnings and Inquisition and that is what you're getting with Muslim immigrants.




Oh I do. That has been what has informed my opinion on this along with watching world events. It's beyond ugly.

My view on this may seem harsh but it's up to the  people of each tribe/country to deal with and fix the govt/leaders of their own culture and religions.  Running to another country imo is only permissible if you adopt fully the culture and lifestyles of the new country and frankly I'd only let in women and children for the most part.  I know it sounds shitty but it's a shitty situation. It's too bad that IMO we in more stable countries often do things to make situations worse in other countries in the name of business. IMO we usually back the bad guys and end up fighting them later.



I thought about the idea of allowing massive immigration from Muslim countries, but only for women. I'm pretty sure that a large number of Muslim women would gladly accept the offer, and the remaining men would be forced to unfuck themselves or marry camels instead.

The only losers would be Western women, who would find themselves competing for mates with a larger number of other women. But no-one seems to care about all the women getting sexually assaulted by male immigrants now anyway.

Personally, as a man, I would sooner cut my balls off than become a refugee. If a military force stood up in New Zealand that was worth fleeing from, I would die fighting it.

Then again, if my country was shit and some idiots in Europe would let me into their country and pay for my welfare so that I never had to work again, that would be pretty tempting.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
Malkuthian said:
You really want to make a semantic point on this?
Lets not. Lets stick to the point. I would call the view that an entire group of people has less value than others racist. I am used to the word describing prejudice hate towards a specific group. You would not use the word in that sense. Ok. So then it's okay to argue that all Muslims have less value than others?....No it's not. It's still just as bad.



"I would call the view that an entire group of people has less value than others racist"

Some groups do have less value, whether is based on culture, religion, ideology, or gang affiliation.  Race might have nothing to do with the problem of the group.

"describing prejudice hate towards a specific group"

It's not hate pointing the flaws of a specific group of people, it's observation.




It's hate when you take that observation and apply it to larger swaths of that specific group instead of remembering that one, ten, a hundred nor a thousand can give you reliable observations to address entire cultures by.

And your ideas of "some groups do have less value" is some weird social darwinian shit. NO, no one person has any less value than another. We are all wholes of experiences compiled to make a human. Every human holds the same value simply because they are human.

fuck off with that socially conditioned idea of human value. (not you personally qman, but that idea needs to fuck off)


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
And your ideas of "some groups do have less value" is some weird social darwinian shit. NO, no one person has any less value than another. We are all wholes of experiences compiled to make a human. Every human holds the same value simply because they are human.

fuck off with that socially conditioned idea of human value. (not you personally qman, but that idea needs to fuck off)



Do you let homeless people live in your house?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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viktor said:
Well it's simply a matter of human capital.

As I have written several times, all it takes is reading a history book and you can get a pretty good idea about Muslim culture. If you do, it's clear that it is not compatible with modern Western culture.




I would suggest you take your own advise. being that western culture as we know was built on the back of the world that Arabic culture built

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We are not naive in New Zealand. We are a remnant of the British Empire, which stretched across the whole world. The British came in contact with everybody, and they knew that some people are valuable and some people are no good.

The 20% of New Zealand from the third world are mostly from India, China, Samoa, Tonga and Fiji. These are cultures that have an appreciation of human decency.

The 5% of Sweden from the third world are mostly Muslims. History tells us that Muslims simply do not get along with other people.

My grandfather was in Egypt during WWII. The soldiers had a saying of the Arabs: that they were either at your feet or at your throat.

We know what Muslims are like in New Zealand, so we don't let them in.

Because we let in people from good cultures instead, they integrate with the locals, treat us with respect, generally work hard and contribute. So the people are not upset with immigration, and feel no need to vote for a neo-Nazi party.

Because Sweden lets in people who do not integrate, who do not treat you with respect, who do not generally work hard and contribute, the people become upset with immigration and vote for a neo-Nazi party.

I can guess from your posts and your hatred of America that you are a smygkommunister. So probably you think all people have equal value. This is a mistake, and I hope that you realise this before it's too late for your country.



again with this social darwinian bullshit. this shit can fuuuuuuuuuuck offf.

what's the difference between that bullshit you're pushing and the bullshit that neo-nazis are pushing?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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viktor said:
airclay said:
And your ideas of "some groups do have less value" is some weird social darwinian shit. NO, no one person has any less value than another. We are all wholes of experiences compiled to make a human. Every human holds the same value simply because they are human.

fuck off with that socially conditioned idea of human value. (not you personally qman, but that idea needs to fuck off)



Do you let homeless people live in your house?




I help organize Food Not Bombs and stock the free store at the collective (1919hemphill.org) often.

Your statement is lame dude, you're trying to bait me in cause you think I'll say no and then you'll go on tangents about why not and try and make some stance out of it.

Because a situation might be deemed unsafe does not mean anyone is being valued less.

In reality you have no claim or authority to ask or make claims about what actual activities one does to help others in relation to what opinions they hold.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay] * 1
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airclay said:
qman said:
Malkuthian said:
You really want to make a semantic point on this?
Lets not. Lets stick to the point. I would call the view that an entire group of people has less value than others racist. I am used to the word describing prejudice hate towards a specific group. You would not use the word in that sense. Ok. So then it's okay to argue that all Muslims have less value than others?....No it's not. It's still just as bad.



"I would call the view that an entire group of people has less value than others racist"

Some groups do have less value, whether is based on culture, religion, ideology, or gang affiliation.  Race might have nothing to do with the problem of the group.

"describing prejudice hate towards a specific group"

It's not hate pointing the flaws of a specific group of people, it's observation.




It's hate when you take that observation and apply it to larger swaths of that specific group instead of remembering that one, ten, a hundred nor a thousand can give you reliable observations to address entire cultures by.

And your ideas of "some groups do have less value" is some weird social darwinian shit. NO, no one person has any less value than another. We are all wholes of experiences compiled to make a human. Every human holds the same value simply because they are human.

fuck off with that socially conditioned idea of human value. (not you personally qman, but that idea needs to fuck off)



Of course some people have less value than others.  For example, convicted rapists and murderers.  We implicitly acknowledge that they are inferior beings and we lock them up for a long time.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: WAN] * 2
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Nope that's your socially conditioned opinion based on the idea of keeping the masses safe. Those humans are still humans that encapsulate experience and thought just as you do. The reason they are locked up is a balance of keeping the masses safe and societal retribution.

inferior beings? is this 1920? are you goin to start selling me on eugenics next? you should either use better vocabulary to make your points or really read up on the historical weight those words hold.

SOCIAL DARWINISM IS BULLSHIT. NO ONE IS INFERIOR.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
Because a situation might be deemed unsafe does not mean anyone is being valued less.




Correct. So my saying that continued Muslim immigration to Europe is unsafe because it leads directly to a rise in neo-Nazis isn't really social darwinism, is it?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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Not if you simply said that. However, that's not the conversation you've presented, this shit is:

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We are not naive in New Zealand. We are a remnant of the British Empire, which stretched across the whole world. The British came in contact with everybody, and they knew that some people are valuable and some people are no good.

The 20% of New Zealand from the third world are mostly from India, China, Samoa, Tonga and Fiji. These are cultures that have an appreciation of human decency.




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We know what Muslims are like in New Zealand, so we don't let them in.

Because we let in people from good cultures instead, they integrate with the locals, treat us with respect, generally work hard and contribute.




and that ^^^ is some straight social darwinian bullshit


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
and that ^^^ is some straight social darwinian bullshit



It's true, though. You should check out the points system we use for immigration. Basically, the more a person can contribute the more points they get and the more points, the higher the chance we let them in.

I bet that you yourself benefit from and practice social darwinism in many, many ways. Ask yourself if keeping homeless people out of your house is really any different to social darwinism at the end of the day. It isn't.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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I would disagree. To place a value on your personal property and to not trust individuals you don't know is not support for "apply(ing) biological concepts of natural selection and survival of the fittest to sociology and politics" or even support the assumption that I deem anyone inferior.

Your argument here is quite a loooooooong stretch, you're really reaching to make that bullshit ok.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay] * 1
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Social Darwinism is bullshit for feeble minds

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The three major fallacies it commits are the appeal to authority, retrospective determinism, and the naturalistic fallacy. It appeals to the scientific authority of Darwinism to deceptively associate scientific clout with a decidedly pseudo-scientific theory which, as will be subsequently explained, misinterprets a majority of Darwin's own thinking. It relies upon circular reasoning and retrospective determinism, or the notion that because something happened it was therefore bound to happen, when it infers that since it may be possible for certain individuals to possess genetic characteristics (intelligence, drive, noble bloodlines) that elevate them from others in terms of wealth and societal status, that then all individuals with such wealth possess such superior genetic characteristics. Therefore all wealthy (or Aryan as used in Nazi eugenics, or any other denotation of privilege) people are justified in their superiority because of the natural selection of genetic factors. This retrospective determinism is used most damningly on the poor and underprivileged, because it assumes that since individuals were born into environments with poor educational resources, rampant crime and urban decay, and other symptoms of poverty, that they all must therefore possess inferior genetic characteristics. The naturalistic fallacy, or the inference that simply because something may be true makes it morally right, comes into play in the subsequent accusation that these people deserve their impoverished state because their genes were unable to adapt to the environment. Indeed, just as certain species which cannot adapt die and become extinct, so the higher death rate in impoverished areas helps to purify the genetic pool of humanity as a whole; thus, such inferior individuals should be allowed to "die out" for the greater good, as Spencer argues. While such internal contradictions are damning enough, when one realizes the extent to which the theory misinterprets Darwin's own ideas, it becomes impossible to conclude that the heritability of ideas is based upon logic alone



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Though the logical idea of Social Darwinism is an example of an erroneous and destructive attempt to interpose biological evolution onto a social template, the propagation of the idea among generations in our society is a vivid example of how such interpretations can succeed. It has been shown that the idea is heritable, experiences random variance, and differential reproduction; thus, the term "idea" is no longer an adequate description.



http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/sci_cult/evolit/s05/web1/mheeney.html


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
To place a value on your personal property and to not trust individuals you don't know



That is EXACTLY what the far right are doing. Personal property = the nation, individuals you don't know = Muslims.

You're kidding yourself if you think there's a meaningful difference between keeping Muslims out at the border and locking your house at night.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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No because a nation is a shared public space it is not personal property, based on your last post I would say fuck it, let every homeless person come and sleep in my nation. Totally cool with that. Your word contortions here aren't valid.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: viktor]
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viktor said:
Well, if you don't think 25% of the population voting for a neo-Nazi party is a problem, I guess that's where we disagree. The SD are going to absolutely destroy everything good about Sweden if they get into power. And they are going to get into power if things keep going the way they're going.




Stop with the lies already.
SD is no way fucking near neo-Nazi. That's an extreme exaggeration. This is often exaggerated in Sweden by the libtard fuckfaces though, to portray SD as something a lot worse than they are. It's was a lie when they said it and it's a lie when you say it. And 25% is probably bullshit as well. The study that suggest this is not very reliable, as I pointed out to you earlier.

Not that I would like that party to come into power...
It's a balance between being humane and not letting them get to much power because that would reduce the "humane-ness" even more. But to close the boarders to not let them get into power (which would result in.... them closing the boarders), is kinda giving them what they want without them having the power. Sounds rather contradictory to me.
If they were a neo-Nazi party who wanted to build gas chambers I would agree that closing the boarders to prevent gas chambers would be reasonable, if that were needed. But that's not the current situation, regardless of how many times you make exaggerated claims.

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