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2019-07-12 21:26:43 UTC  

Ant their national identity was eroded by other means ages ago.

2019-07-12 21:26:57 UTC  

But EU not being able to use the same method as the USSR.

2019-07-12 21:27:33 UTC  

yeah, but they didnt migrate populace from various republics and didnt try to invade cultures

2019-07-12 21:27:34 UTC  

USSR didn't need what EU is doing now because they shot everyone.

2019-07-12 21:28:00 UTC  

They didn't need to because they were already a superstate and hard pressed to maintain what they had.

2019-07-12 21:29:47 UTC  

they did not shot everyone mate lol it was an evil organization but u'd be surprised comparing incarcerated people now in america and russia versus incarcerated people in USSR esp after Stalin

2019-07-12 21:30:17 UTC  

Yes, i know they didn't shoot everyone.

2019-07-12 21:30:46 UTC  

I was simplifying it

2019-07-12 21:30:58 UTC  

my point is they did not fuck with various cultures for the sake of sovietglobalism

2019-07-12 21:31:14 UTC  

they stated that *we are all the soviet people*

2019-07-12 21:31:16 UTC  

Yes, because they already had communism in all those various cultures.

2019-07-12 21:31:32 UTC  

Communist ideology was enough to cover all those different cultures.

2019-07-12 21:31:54 UTC  

But EU can't do it with communism, they need to erode national identity with other ways.

2019-07-12 21:32:47 UTC  

they had socialism, not communism to be clear. by their own standards no one had or has communism on the planet lol

2019-07-12 21:34:11 UTC  

i see what u mean, but i dont think that was enough to prevent possible culture wars

2019-07-12 21:34:23 UTC  

Tangent, they had communism/socialism to erode national identities.
EU on their attempt to create a superstate, they don't have an ideology as USSR had to cover the different states.

2019-07-12 21:37:07 UTC  

so bunch of eu boomer socialists want to create USSR 2.0 no matter what cause they hate USSR and their dicks are small

2019-07-12 21:37:23 UTC  

Looks like it.

2019-07-12 21:38:01 UTC  

good thing time is on our side

2019-07-12 22:42:10 UTC  

@yobrotom#1082 funny how I waited for people to come out with this stuff and I want @HAM to make this list flow a little of celebraties whom have been assisnated by the British press. You already mentioned Tommy Robinson. But here's the creepy list:

Catherine Zeta -Jones, won court case against the press.

Amy Winehouse, wins court case against the British press - dies at 27.

Tony Mortimer - takes press and police to court for harassment, they end up planting evidence on him, they did the same to Amy Winehouse.

Ryan Giggs - took out an injunction against the press and MP john Hemingway couldn't keep his mouth shut about it. Becrow tried to prevent him from disclosing more information in houses of parliament.

Peaches Geldof - won a liable case against the British press. There is a possibility they planted drugs on her and killed her.

Am I getting the point across to you? They are the gastapo! And Carl Benjamin knows this and so Does Mark Meecham. Bless their socks. But they have risked their lives to show, what it is like.

2019-07-12 22:58:04 UTC  

You can add more if you like but I know, that once they make up a story they stick to it.

Cliff Richards, won a battle against the BBC.
Lilly Allen, won a press battle, but that was to have an injunction on them.

Cat Deeley, had her phone tapped - but, was too scared to go to court.

Biggest one....
Princess Diana.

Enough said - fake news meant that people were distracted and never really paid attention to what was really going on. Even the celebrities themselves , have had enough of the situation. It needs a hard line government to nip the press in the bud.

2019-07-13 03:16:56 UTC  

The anti-white hatred is strong with this one. The scary part is how many people, usually guilt-ridden white women, might agree with her.

2019-07-13 03:19:56 UTC  

it's mainly single childless women

2019-07-13 03:21:21 UTC  

married women with children tend not to be any more progressive than men afaik because they actually have loyalties

2019-07-13 03:22:30 UTC  

Yeah. I saw an article, can't remember where, that said that women tend to get more xenophobic once they are pregnant. Something to do with actually having an invested biological interest in their group's survival. Whereas men are naturally more protective of the group and cautious of outsiders by default.

2019-07-13 03:23:29 UTC  

This is backed up by the fact that men tend to vote Republican more in the US, which is more in favor of things like stronger border control. In fact, if only men voted, the federal government would almost always be Republican.

2019-07-13 03:34:53 UTC  

In Austria we have mandatory civil service for those who refuse to do military service. It builds character. The US should implement the same system.

2019-07-13 03:35:58 UTC  

Would not surprise me if this was one of the reasons why Austria still has a strong conservative voter base.

2019-07-13 03:36:56 UTC  

I would agree with that. Like how the Romans had the _cursus honorum_ path through civil service that all Roman politicians went through until the late empire.

2019-07-13 04:05:05 UTC  

Yeah. I should add that I believe mandatory services should only exist in a society that has a government and a democratic process. In my ideal society there would be no mandatory services, but in the US it makes perfect sense. I think it makes no sense to argue taxes and regulations are good, but mandatory service is bad.

2019-07-13 04:07:33 UTC  

If anything, mandatory service would ensure that the government gives every citizen a first chance to get a foot in the door, since quite a few people who enter military or civil services end up working there a lot longer than originally intended, plus it looks really good on the CV.

2019-07-13 04:09:06 UTC  

Especially people who argue that people from a certain background can't get a job would be morally required to support this.

2019-07-13 05:16:58 UTC  

No thanks

2019-07-13 05:22:24 UTC  

you could just require civil service for voting rights

2019-07-13 05:24:27 UTC  

Civil/military service + being a net tax payer = voting rights? 🤔

2019-07-13 05:26:03 UTC  

i would prefer that the demos be split into groups comprising the most fundamental services rendered unto society with membership predicated on filling those roles ie labor (for laborers), childrearing (for married parents), and military service (for military personnel)

2019-07-13 05:26:39 UTC  

Service guarantees citizenship.

2019-07-13 05:27:35 UTC  

you could also add a stipulation that a stint of civil service is required to participate in the process for those who haven't served as a combatant or officer