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Extremism experts are starting to worry about the left
https://news.vice.com/story/extremis...about-the-left
Right or left - extremists from both sides are as bad as each other. To vilify one group whilst at the same time making excuses for the other is undefendable. |
Well no, until the 'extreme left' start murdering people then they are not as bad. I'm quite tired of this whole 'both sides are to blame' **** in light of recent events. Neo Nazis are to blame for Charlottesville, the left didn't arm them, the left didn't make that driver kill an innocent bystander. The Left didn't put a gun in the hands of the man that killed Jo Cox, the left didn't cause that attack on the mosque by a Right wing extremist a few months ago.
Right Wing Terrorism is a problem and not one you can blame the left for, it's a disgusting case of scapegoating to do so. |
The whole thing has become increasingly tribal and no longer has anything to do with the actual politics or anyone's genuine personal beliefs; "left" and "right" have become meaningless, we have to suffer an endless onslaught of buzzwords and buzzphrases. People (most with very little genuine political understanding) pick "a side" and then adopt the rhetoric of that side. The whole world has turned into a boring, petty playground. Except it's a playground where people actually get hurt.
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Yes the extreme left is awful so is the extreme right
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You only see what your eyes want to see
How can life be what you want it to be? You're frozen When your heart's not open Words of the Leftie, Madonna. She also said "I've often thought about blowing up the White house" |
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Keep scapegoating for Nazis though. |
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Keep trying, you might make a valid point one day. |
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As the article showed there have been plenty of left wing attacks that any logical thinking person can't turn round and blame the right for. |
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Yes Dezzy, we're all Nazis. Well worked out.
You do make me laugh. |
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What is the first thing I say? I'll tell you and you can go check it out. I said "Terrorist bastard" |
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No judgement. |
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I'm saying the extremist on both sides of the scale are shyt-houses. |
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It's quite obvious, Brillo. |
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Unless you're referring to the actual Nazi party, then using the term makes you seem at best, uninformed.
At the same time the actual Nazis - on the extreme Right - were gassing and murdering their way across the world, Stalin - on the extreme Left - was having a massive killing spree of his own. Do I ever hear anyone call someone on the far Left a Communist? A Stalinist? No... because that would be just as stupid as calling people Nazis when the subject you're discussing is about a parsec away from real Nazis. |
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Alf mentioned two examples, I had scathing words for both and did not justify what they did. I condemned the actions of that attempted murderer and those students that started the riot I just don't think it's justifiable to use those examples to say that the left are to blame for Right Wing Nazi terrorism. It's scapegoating. |
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I suppose it's important to remember that the Nazi ideology existed in small niche pockets long before those Nazis found their way into power in Germany. They didn't spring up out of the ground. Just because the current groups with white supremacist / Nazi ideologies don't currently have power, doesn't mean that they should be disregarded or ignored as a threat. |
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http://cdn.images.dailystar.co.uk/dy...000/566788.jpg https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/...60&quality=100 Did you vote for Corbyn? and if you did, does that make you a Commie sympathiser? |
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But if you insist, there's a difference between extremists trying to hijack an unrelated event for their own purposes and Neo Nazis organising an armed rally in what is a Liberal location to 'protest' the removal of a statue of a slaver. Should be obvious really. Corbyn organised an election rally, not a communist one so it's pretty silly to blame him for the actions of extremists that wanted to hijack the event. Also, I don't live in his constituency so no, I didn't vote for Corbyn. Need me to explain for the UK election system works? But if I did then that wouldn't make me a sympathiser to Stalinists because I'm not refusing to condemn them and I'm not making excuses to blame anyone else but them for their own actions. Again, this should be real obvious to everyone. I can only imagine this flawed argument of yours is based around your erroneous belief that I think people who voted for Trump are Nazi sympathisers? If so please point out where I said that. Voting or supporting Trump doesn't make a person a Nazi Sympathiser, making excuses for Nazis and scapegoating innocent parties to vindicate Nazis makes a person a Nazi Sympathiser. |
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We had a lucky escape there, wouldn't you say? While you're on the subject of statues. Here's a bunch of lefties pulling down a confederate statue in the US a couple of days ago. http://www.theblaze.com/wp-content/u...3-1024x650.jpg |
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