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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
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never stated that UKIP are a Liberal party



akira_akuma said:
Bubbles85 said:
They're a socially Liberal party after all :shrug:







I said socially Liberal, which in many respects, they can be considered.

Edited by Bubbles85 (03/18/16 04:56 PM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85] * 2
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Bubbles85 said:
I don't deny past history and have never stated personally that any other race is inferior to another. But at the same time, I also do not feel that i have some type of moral duty to many migrants currently coming in to Europe, because after all, that is where all of this discussion stems from.



Right, I was more referring to qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this. You know where I stand on immigration, and I think that you and I are of a similar mind here. I think Tipote is too, actually. However, you have to realize that you will find yourself standing shoulder to shoulder with hard-line racists when you take this sort of position, and we must differentiate ourselves whenever possible.

These days people seem to take their ideologies to extremes. Moderation is key to everything in life. Ideological extremism tends to have very negative consequences.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Bubbles85 said:
I said socially Liberal, which in many respects, they can be considered.



oh true. but no, they aren't very socially liberal if they:

"UKIP opposed the introduction of same-sex marriage in the United Kingdom. It has supported the existence of selective education through the form of grammar schools. UKIP wants to repeal the Human Rights Act, and remove Britain from both the European Convention on Refugees and the European Convention on Human Rights."

sorry but that's some serious conservatism. they are not socially liberal. they are economically liberal. which is the worst kind of shitstain on the planet. good luck with your wealth redistribution plans.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
Bubbles85 said:
I don't deny past history and have never stated personally that any other race is inferior to another. But at the same time, I also do not feel that i have some type of moral duty to many migrants currently coming in to Europe, because after all, that is where all of this discussion stems from.



Right, I was more referring to qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this. You know where I stand on immigration, and I think that you and I are of a similar mind here. I think Tipote is too, actually. However, you have to realize that you will find yourself standing shoulder to shoulder with hard-line racists when you take this sort of position, and we must differentiate ourselves whenever possible.

These days people seem to take their ideologies to extremes. Moderation is key to everything in life. Ideological extremism tends to have very negative consequences.



I don't believe that any human being is inferior to another, simply because of the amount of melanin in their skin. But at the same time i do feel that the race card gets thrown around alot by the left, as a means to simply silence what they don't want to hear. Especially when it comes down to things like immigration etc.

Moderation is a good standard to live by i guess. Especially when it comes down to drugs :lol:

:cookiemonster:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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do immigration reform. no one is against you doing that. no one here at least. :shrug:

not one person can i see.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85] * 1
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Bubbles85 said:
I don't believe that any human being is inferior to another, simply because of the amount of melanin in their skin. But at the same time i do feel that the race card gets thrown around alot by the left, as a means to simply silence what they don't want to hear. Especially when it comes down to things like immigration etc.

Moderation is a good standard to live by i guess. Especially when it comes down to drugs :lol:

:cookiemonster:



The race card gets thrown around so often that the term 'racism' has lost a lot of it's meaning. For instance, I am very anti-Islam (Anti-religion in general, but I have a special place for Islam!), but I am not a fucking racist. My half brother's dad is from Kuwait, and I consider him to be my closest family member!

I think the fact that the race card is used excessively also encourages people to use that as a defense of their racism. It's all one big circle jerk. We can be anti-mass-immigration, without being racist. I'm pretty sure you support slow and controlled immigration, and that appears to be the way to go. Just like radical revolutionary changes in government never go over well, radical revolutionary changes in the demographic makeup of a nation have a very negative impact on social cohesion.

I agree with you about moderation with drugs and alcohol. I wish more people understood that! lol


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"It is no measure of good health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society," - Jiddu Krishnamurti
FARTS
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Every one of you should see this video.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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alot of people happen to think that all Muslims literally think alike, and follow the same exact "rules" of the "Quran".

and that Christians do too with their religion and texts.

no...since the dawn of time everyone has always had different thoughts.

it's like when people say "look at the Yemeni child ring!" and i'm like "yeah...YEMEN. while the Muslims in Iran are shrieking what monsters those Yemeni's are."

it's not all the same fucking thing...people gotta stop thinking like that.

not all liberals are one way.

shock! not all conservatives are one way! (and from both coalitions plenty of people merely PARROT MIMICRY! but that doesn't mean that don't ACTUALLY have different thoughts; yes, there are confusions in most people -- it's rare to see someone stand up for what they ACTUALLY believe in, fervently, or proudly, whilst ACTUALLY being factual!)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
Bubbles85 said:
I said socially Liberal, which in many respects, they can be considered.



oh true. but no, they aren't very socially liberal if they:

"UKIP opposed the introduction of same-sex marriage in the United Kingdom. It has supported the existence of selective education through the form of grammar schools. UKIP wants to repeal the Human Rights Act, and remove Britain from both the European Convention on Refugees and the European Convention on Human Rights."

sorry but that's some serious conservatism. they are not socially liberal. they are economically liberal. which is the worst kind of shitstain on the planet. good luck with your wealth redistribution plans.



Neo-liberalism and Classic Liberalism are both associated. Neo-Liberalism comprises the economic aspect, whilst Classic Liberalism is about the individualistic aspect and freedom. Neo-Liberalism essentially represents a return to Classically Liberal values on an economic level.

You can't really say they're one and not the other. Like i said UKIP are the most Libertarian party in the UK. Many try to paint the opposite picture based on a few of their policy's and that comes down to the retarded form of Modern Liberalism.

Classical Liberalism allows a person to say the truth. Whilst "Modern Liberalism" is a system of censorship of ideas deemed to be incorrect.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
Bubbles85 said:
I don't believe that any human being is inferior to another, simply because of the amount of melanin in their skin. But at the same time i do feel that the race card gets thrown around alot by the left, as a means to simply silence what they don't want to hear. Especially when it comes down to things like immigration etc.

Moderation is a good standard to live by i guess. Especially when it comes down to drugs :lol:

:cookiemonster:



The race card gets thrown around so often that the term 'racism' has lost a lot of it's meaning. For instance, I am very anti-Islam (Anti-religion in general, but I have a special place for Islam!), but I am not a fucking racist. My half brother's dad is from Kuwait, and I consider him to be my closest family member!

I think the fact that the race card is used excessively also encourages people to use that as a defense of their racism. It's all one big circle jerk. We can be anti-mass-immigration, without being racist. I'm pretty sure you support slow and controlled immigration, and that appears to be the way to go. Just like radical revolutionary changes in government never go over well, radical revolutionary changes in the demographic makeup of a nation have a very negative impact on social cohesion.

I agree with you about moderation with drugs and alcohol. I wish more people understood that! lol



I agree with you, i think we have very similar views in many respects :rockon:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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...*resist...lost in whiteout, i'm under the snow, the more i struggle, the further down i go, down i go*


...*resist*

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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^a medium opinion in accuracy. Devoid of a good but of historical reference and full of opinions.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: airclay]
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airclay said:
^a medium opinion in accuracy. Devoid of a good but of historical reference and full of opinions.



Were all learning, if you have some thing to add, then please enlighten me.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
Bubbles85 said:
I don't deny past history and have never stated personally that any other race is inferior to another. But at the same time, I also do not feel that i have some type of moral duty to many migrants currently coming in to Europe, because after all, that is where all of this discussion stems from.



Right, I was more referring to qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this. You know where I stand on immigration, and I think that you and I are of a similar mind here. I think Tipote is too, actually. However, you have to realize that you will find yourself standing shoulder to shoulder with hard-line racists when you take this sort of position, and we must differentiate ourselves whenever possible.

These days people seem to take their ideologies to extremes. Moderation is key to everything in life. Ideological extremism tends to have very negative consequences.



"qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this."

Yet, I have never stated that, so that leaves you speculating on what I truly believe, why do that?

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
Bubbles85 said:
I don't believe that any human being is inferior to another, simply because of the amount of melanin in their skin. But at the same time i do feel that the race card gets thrown around alot by the left, as a means to simply silence what they don't want to hear. Especially when it comes down to things like immigration etc.

Moderation is a good standard to live by i guess. Especially when it comes down to drugs :lol:

:cookiemonster:



The race card gets thrown around so often that the term 'racism' has lost a lot of it's meaning. For instance, I am very anti-Islam (Anti-religion in general, but I have a special place for Islam!), but I am not a fucking racist. My half brother's dad is from Kuwait, and I consider him to be my closest family member!

I think the fact that the race card is used excessively also encourages people to use that as a defense of their racism. It's all one big circle jerk. We can be anti-mass-immigration, without being racist. I'm pretty sure you support slow and controlled immigration, and that appears to be the way to go. Just like radical revolutionary changes in government never go over well, radical revolutionary changes in the demographic makeup of a nation have a very negative impact on social cohesion.

I agree with you about moderation with drugs and alcohol. I wish more people understood that! lol



"We can be anti-mass immigration, without being racist"

I have always made the economic arguments when it has come to illegal and legal immigration, yet I still get labeled as racist. :shrug:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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perhaps the other racist shit you've said that aided in your label.

qman said:
"qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this."

Yet, I have never stated that, so that leaves you speculating on what I truly believe, why do that?



what does your significant other think about race relations in the US, and immigration reform?

is it just swell for her? i mean she's gone through the process, nobody should get in without going though said process, right?

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
perhaps the other racist shit you've said that aided in your label.

qman said:
"qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this."

Yet, I have never stated that, so that leaves you speculating on what I truly believe, why do that?



what does your significant other think about race relations in the US, and immigration reform?

is it just swell for her? i mean she's gone through the process, nobody should get in without going though said process, right?



My brother married a woman that was from Japan, she was in the US because she went to college here, they got married after she graduated.

I can't tell you the emotional, logistical, and financial hell they went through for her to get all her citizenship affairs in order.

Do you see the problem?  They got penalized for following the laws and rules!!

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 2
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yes, i see the problem.

you think they got penalized for having to follow the rules.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
do immigration reform. no one is against you doing that. no one here at least. :shrug:

not one person can i see.



Let's see what Bush Sr. and Reagan have to say about that (sorry if this is a repost):


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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Newsflash:  Reagan has been dead for years.


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Censoring opposing views since 2014.



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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
akira_akuma said:
perhaps the other racist shit you've said that aided in your label.

qman said:
"qman's tangent about African or black people being inferior to whites. He firmly believes this."

Yet, I have never stated that, so that leaves you speculating on what I truly believe, why do that?



what does your significant other think about race relations in the US, and immigration reform?

is it just swell for her? i mean she's gone through the process, nobody should get in without going though said process, right?



My brother married a woman that was from Japan, she was in the US because she went to college here, they got married after she graduated.

I can't tell you the emotional, logistical, and financial hell they went through for her to get all her citizenship affairs in order.

Do you see the problem?  They got penalized for following the laws and rules!!



You should disown your brother.

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