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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
qman said:
What is the point of bringing in poor people into a place that already has too many poor people and no jobs available?  None.



Well, the point is saving the life of the poor people brought in.
In Sweden we basically don't have poor people by the way.



So you save their lives and take care of them for the next 50-60 years?  :facepalm:

So you wouldn't mind if the US sends you 50 million unemployed people?

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 2
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qman said:
Malkuthian said:
qman said:
What is the point of bringing in poor people into a place that already has too many poor people and no jobs available?  None.



Well, the point is saving the life of the poor people brought in.
In Sweden we basically don't have poor people by the way.



So you save their lives and take care of them for the next 50-60 years?  :facepalm:

So you wouldn't mind if the US sends you 50 million unemployed people?



Read my post above. Ameritards aren't allowed here.

We do not have to take care of anyone for 50-60 years, they assimilate enough to get jobs in a lot less time than that...
But yea, I think helping other people is the right way to go, regardless of the time span.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
qman said:
Malkuthian said:
qman said:
What is the point of bringing in poor people into a place that already has too many poor people and no jobs available?  None.



Well, the point is saving the life of the poor people brought in.
In Sweden we basically don't have poor people by the way.



So you save their lives and take care of them for the next 50-60 years?  :facepalm:

So you wouldn't mind if the US sends you 50 million unemployed people?



Read my post above. Ameritards aren't allowed here.

We do not have to take care of anyone for 50-60 years, they assimilate enough to get jobs in a lot less time than that...
But yea, I think helping other people is the right way to go, regardless of the time span.



"Ameritards aren't allowed here"

Wow, nice job flaming over 300 million people for no valid reason.

"I think helping other people is the way to go"

As long as they aren't "Ameritards"?  Seems like a discriminatory outlook based on bigotry.

Thank you for finally showing your true colors to the board, I had you figured out a long time ago, again thanks for the confirmation.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
Thanks for confirming my stance qman.



You're going to need to elaborate, no one has a clue what you're talking about.  :shrug:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
We do not have to take care of anyone for 50-60 years, they assimilate enough to get jobs in a lot less time than that...





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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 2
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qman said:
"Ameritards aren't allowed here"

Wow, nice job flaming over 300 million people for no valid reason.

"I think helping other people is the way to go"

As long as they aren't "Ameritards"?  Seems like a discriminatory outlook based on bigotry.

Thank you for finally showing your true colors to the board, I had you figured out a long time ago, again thanks for the confirmation.



Wow, was it that hard for you to understand I was not being serious?
I was trying out your rhetoric to see how it feels. You guys seem so happy to use it, I thought I'd give it a try. Changing the ending of words to "-tard", judging entire groups based on prejudice, etc. Obviously you understand how stupid this rhetoric is when it comes to judging Americans, but when it comes to judging other groups you don't seem to get it. Some sort of Bias involved perhaps?

Amazing that you don't manage to understand that my remarks weren't serious. Even more amazing that you try to use them as a proof that your straw man bullshit is justified.

This was funny, lets do this again some time!

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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qman said:
airclay said:
Your polish ancestors have nothing to do here, you use them as an example often and they fit whatever argument suits your point. And there's no real ground there, how do I know they're real? Respect, but bye folks.

You go on to make assumptions about how minorities feel as is the typical opinions from someone who overwhelmingly supports racism. You lead a narrative that wants less than slaves to do the hard immigrant work and to keep their complaints down long enough to learn english so they can understand what you tell them to do all the while hiding their identities to allow yours to take dominance in culture; in the most masturbatory manner.



"you lead a narrative that wants less than slaves to do the hard immigrant work and to keep their complaints down"

How about working hard and keeping your mouth shut?  It worked for my ancestors in the US.




Like I said thanks for confirming my stance above.

Also do you never think that your opinion on your polish relatives is at all bias? You don't think people around them were shitty when they themselves struggled with english in public? or do you think they just one day spoke great english and everyone saw them as a shining example of how to assimilate? The idea that you can't understand how your stance was applied to your relatives in their "assimilation" period is ridiculous.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
qman said:
airclay said:
Your polish ancestors have nothing to do here, you use them as an example often and they fit whatever argument suits your point. And there's no real ground there, how do I know they're real? Respect, but bye folks.

You go on to make assumptions about how minorities feel as is the typical opinions from someone who overwhelmingly supports racism. You lead a narrative that wants less than slaves to do the hard immigrant work and to keep their complaints down long enough to learn english so they can understand what you tell them to do all the while hiding their identities to allow yours to take dominance in culture; in the most masturbatory manner.



"you lead a narrative that wants less than slaves to do the hard immigrant work and to keep their complaints down"

How about working hard and keeping your mouth shut?  It worked for my ancestors in the US.




Like I said thanks for confirming my stance above.

Also do you never think that your opinion on your polish relatives is at all bias? You don't think people around them were shitty when they themselves struggled with english in public? or do you think they just one day spoke great english and everyone saw them as a shining example of how to assimilate? The idea that you can't understand how your stance was applied to your relatives in their "assimilation" period is ridiculous.



It was a different time, language wasn't required to work in the mills or farms, it is much more important today. BTW, the second generation was completely fluent in English.

Also, the demand for their labor was there, that doesn't exist today.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
qman said:
"Ameritards aren't allowed here"

Wow, nice job flaming over 300 million people for no valid reason.

"I think helping other people is the way to go"

As long as they aren't "Ameritards"?  Seems like a discriminatory outlook based on bigotry.

Thank you for finally showing your true colors to the board, I had you figured out a long time ago, again thanks for the confirmation.



Wow, was it that hard for you to understand I was not being serious?
I was trying out your rhetoric to see how it feels. You guys seem so happy to use it, I thought I'd give it a try. Changing the ending of words to "-tard", judging entire groups based on prejudice, etc. Obviously you understand how stupid this rhetoric is when it comes to judging Americans, but when it comes to judging other groups you don't seem to get it. Some sort of Bias involved perhaps?

Amazing that you don't manage to understand that my remarks weren't serious.



Sarcasm doesn't magically appear over the internet, given your anti-Western sentiments from the past, I took your statements as genuine.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 2
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Nothings perfect, but the western world is far better then all alternatives, and that has been my opinion from the start. I never had any anti-Western sentiments,these claims are the straw man bullshit I was talking about.

Nonetheless it's clear that you are able to spot:
-"discriminatory outlook based on bigotry".
-Ridiculous generalizations ("nice job flaming over 300 million people for no valid reason."

But you seem perfectly okay with this when speaking about groups of your own choosing.
Why is that?

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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At least their's still some EU leaders with abit of fucking common sense regarding the migrant crisis.

Hungary blasts migrant flow as threat to Europe

Quote:
Hungary's prime minister has held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that the migrant influx is eroding the national identity of EU members and raising terror threats.

Viktor Orban's trip to Moscow on Wednesday came a day before a European Union summit, where the migrant crisis is expected to weigh heavily on the agenda.

Orban said that Hungary disagrees with those in the EU who see the arrival of migrants as positive. He said that Hungary and some others want to protect their ethnic and Christian roots against an uncontrolled flow of migrants.

Asked about his view, Putin said that he wouldn't weigh in on an EU domestic issue, but praised Orban for his stance.

"We sympathize with the stance of the Hungarian leadership, the prime minister of Hungary to defend the European identity, the identity of their country, their people" he said.



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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Anti-migrant force builds in Europe, hurting Merkel's quest

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So where should the next impenetrable razor-wire border fence in Europe be built?

Hungary's right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban thinks he knows the best place — on Macedonia's and Bulgaria's borders with Greece — smack along the main immigration route from the Middle East to Western Europe. He says it's necessary because "Greece can't defend Europe from the south" against the large numbers of refugees pouring in, mainly from Syria and Iraq.



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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: night_shift]
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night_shift said:
Not quite. I don't think open borders would bring down the system, this would be rather naive. Also, I prefer a gradual transition, not an apocalyptic collaps, if possible, just to clarify.



What do you mean not quite? This completely contradicts you're position on this just a few pages back. You were asked, if you want excessive, illegal immigration, to continue uncontrolled in to you're country to bring the system down, to which you replied "Yes"

Quote:
I happen to think that "innocent until proven guilty" is a valuable moral code. I also think that the division between the radical ideas in the cultures we're speaking of has grown so much that the last thing we need is another wall, be it metaphorical or literal, to further fuel the division. There is no option avoiding tears and blood. I just want to diminish the amount of those. Globally, not just for "us". It sickens me that all of what we've managed to globalize is the market and people are just expendable as a result of this. Economics should be working for the people, not the other way around. This is clearly not the case.



Who exactly are these tears and blood going to come from? Are you advocating civil war in Europe, to further the cause of this uncontrolled, migrant free for all?

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
But you seem perfectly okay with this when speaking about groups of your own choosing.
Why is that?



I point out specific facts from those groups based on evidence in the real world, that's the difference.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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qman said:
It was a different time, language wasn't required to work in the mills or farms, it is much more important today. BTW, the second generation was completely fluent in English.

Also, the demand for their labor was there, that doesn't exist today.




wtf, oh yeah was it? can you cite that for me or do I just trust you know best? And as someone with extended family that is illegal, I've never known second gen to not be bilingual. But let's take a step back here and remember that the population chooses the language and not the state. If the pop changes then so does the language.

your last sentence basically sums up your whole stance as when the slave work is there, we'll make exceptions. Otherwise you come here and you get to bein american bucko.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
qman said:
It was a different time, language wasn't required to work in the mills or farms, it is much more important today. BTW, the second generation was completely fluent in English.

Also, the demand for their labor was there, that doesn't exist today.




wtf, oh yeah was it? can you cite that for me or do I just trust you know best? And as someone with extended family that is illegal, I've never known second gen to not be bilingual. But let's take a step back here and remember that the population chooses the language and not the state. If the pop changes then so does the language.

your last sentence basically sums up your whole stance as when the slave work is there, we'll make exceptions. Otherwise you come here and you get to bein american bucko.



"when the slave work is there, we'll make exceptions"

It's better than no available work and to be honest my Polish ancestors were making very good money taking those jobs, better in real terms than the average worker today.

The elite always want a excess pool of labor, that's why both Democrats and now Republicans openly support a open border policy.

Do you know who doesn't want the open border?  US workers who see higher unemployment and lower wages.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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qman said:
The elite always want a excess pool of labor, that's why both Democrats and now Republicans openly support a open border policy.




this statement is outright bullshit from your fairy tale understanding of politics.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil] * 1
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Enlil said:
They already are.  Not all citizens rape, but some do.  Not all refugees rape, but some do.  That fact is wholly irrelevant to whether or not refugees should be allowed into a country.



I think that if rape occurs at a significantly higher rate among immigrants, then it is a perfectly reasonable argument against accepting them. The incidence of rape in Western societies didn't just evaporate overnight. There has been an ongoing struggle to fight against rape for a very long time, and our societies have made it a priority. This is a value that a cultural demographic must share to live in Western society. If there is demonstrable reason to believe that the values opposing rape are not shared by a much larger proportion of immigrants than the native population, it certainly bolsters the case against them.

The middle east has allowed religion to take precedence over social progress. Why should more enlightened cultures, which have worked on themselves, and prioritized cultivating a more just societal attitude be punished for the shortcomings of another group in this area. Pile on top of that the cost of taking them in, etc.

You can't argue that there is not a legitimate case against taking in refugees. I certainly understand the desire to, but it is probably the less rational of the two positions.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
qman said:
The elite always want a excess pool of labor, that's why both Democrats and now Republicans openly support a open border policy.




this statement is outright bullshit from your fairy tale understanding of politics.



Your inability to address my points is very telling, I have plenty of understanding when it comes to economics and politics, can you say the same? :lol:

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