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diable rouge

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  1. Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so I am genuinely baffled as to why you take such > exception to the slogan 'black lives matter'. If you have to explain a slogan then it's not doing it's job, remember the grief the Gov got over 'stay alert' etc? That of course is no excuse for others to counter with All Lives Matter and White Lives Matter...
  2. uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They weren't yobs No, just Nazi saluting thugs, I guess in your racist thug world that's normal acceptable behaviour > And in the words of Harry Bosch 'Everybody > matters, or nobody matters' Ironic seeing racists/Islamophobes spout lines like this, in you racist/Islamophobic world nobody matters except your own race/religion > And while you are down > on one knee you could kiss the aris of George > Soros... And an anti-Jewish trope to finish it off. Classy. Keep 'em coming Unk, do as Uncle Steve says...
  3. As Hatie looks like a neo-nazi in drag, thought I'd post this here, once seen you can't unsee...
  4. Giving Nazi salutes around the Cenotaph isn't far-right enough for Unk...
  5. Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It?s not that it?s unfathomable. It?s that it?s > overhead in costs and red tape - which is the > opposite of what was promised by leave. This. Even Gove has admitted that 50,000 'form fillers' will be required for the Gov's preferred Canada style deal with the EU. So much for doing away with EU bureaucracy...
  6. Except that isn't xenophobic, it's racism. C'mom Unk, do what Bannon says, wear your racism as a badge of honour. Don't be shy now....
  7. Why do you need their confirmation? Just do it...
  8. Cat, try forgetting all this noise about narratives etc, and ask yourself what one thing can you do in the real world to make a positive contribution to anti-racism. Then do it...
  9. I was being kind calling Johnson a Poundshop Churchill, when in fact he's a Poundshop Arthur Daley...https://twitter.com/hughwhitfeld/status/1273163100817162252
  10. Just like the buses, nothing for ages then loads turn up. Week 26 fixtures... Wednesday 17th June Aston Villa v Sheffield United Manchester City v Arsenal Friday 19th June Norwich City v Southampton Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United Saturday 20th June Watford v Leicester City Brighton & Hove Albion v Arsenal West Ham United v Wolverhampton Wanderers AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace Sunday 21st June Newcastle United v Sheffield United Aston Villa v Chelsea Everton v Liverpool Monday 22nd June Manchester City v Burnley Tuesday 23rd June Leicester City v Brighton & Hove Albion Tottenham Hotspur v West Ham United Wednesday 24th June Manchester United v Sheffield United Newcastle United v Aston Villa Norwich City v Everton Wolverhampton Wanderers v AFC Bournemouth Liverpool v Crystal Palace Thursday 25th June Burnley v Watford Southampton v Arsenal Chelsea v Manchester City
  11. keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why else are they trying to impose > restrictions on a sovereign power? Sovereign nation(s) imposing restrictions on another sovereign nation(s) as part of a trade deal. Welcome to the world of trade deals keano...
  12. keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cue typical EU fudge around Christmas time. Would that be the same festive fudge Johnson chomped on when he threw the DUP under Santa's sleigh by agreeing to a border down the Irish Sea?...
  13. Enjoy the fuckwittery of your average conspiracy theorist...
  14. A couple of months in the QAnon rabbit hole is a couple of months too long. Robbie ain't coming back...
  15. Rarrrrebits...
  16. SnakeFilth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We hear that Coronavirus affects the BAME community > disproportionately higher, with behaviour such as > this protest, you can begin to see reasons why. You're twisting logic here, the reasons why the BAME community has been disproportionately affected by Covid up 'til now is for social reasons, such as many are key workers, nothing to do with the protests which only started yesterday. Will protesting without social distancing increase the chances of protesters catching/passing on the virus? Of course, but that's not what you wrote. It should also be noted that the protesters weren't exclusively BAME...
  17. Accidents happen outside of the home too, so another false equivalence. But good to see the false equivalencers have upped their game, at the start of the pandemic it was more people die from drowning than Covid. Ignoring the fact that drowning isn't a highly infectious disease. Ignoring the fact that society tries it's best to prevent death from drowning by taking preventative measures (swimming lessons for school children, lifeguards at pools, barriers along seafronts etc). Social distancing is one of the few preventative measures we have against this virus until a working vaccine is found, but hey, you carry on in your selfish little world...
  18. *Quids enters the room* Boooooooooo!...:)
  19. seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Too much time on your hands obvs! Always find time for you sweetie...
  20. No it's not, they're on the dark side... :)
  21. Starministas? Have you just come up with that or is that a thing?...
  22. ianr, I've looked through my browsing history and there are numerous links to Twitter accounts, which are not prone to show up in generic Google searches. The bit of an article that I read that stuck in my mind referred to him being the mastermind behind the original lockdown slogan, and cited his part in the Leave campaign and their slogans, in particular 'Take Back Control'. Therefore I don't think it's a stretch of the imagination to say that Cummings would've played a big part in the lockdown campaign and slogan. And judging by the reaction of the PM and his cabinet in trying to save his job, he obviously carries a lot of sway for them to risk all the political goodwill which they have. If it bothers you so much I'm quite happy to change ''his'' to ''the Gov's'', bearing in mind that the point I was making still stands, that is, by his actions he has been a hypocrite...
  23. Neither am I yours...
  24. I've seen it referenced in journalistic articles since the story broke. Feel free to do further research...
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