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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
PostPosted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 11:02 pm 
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Leftists didn't seem to hate striking miners much. Or Bob Crow.

Maybe they do really hate what the EDL say and do, Brendan?


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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I love the idea of 'Manxman' supporting the EDL.


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
PostPosted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 8:19 pm 
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Look at what this cunt's up to now.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/brendanoneill2/100105347/why-are-feminists-getting-their-knickers-in-a-twist-about-topman-t-shirts/

Feminazis don't find t-shirts that make jokes about domestic violence funny because they hate working class lads. Do you see?

What an iconoclast he is. Brilliant!

If you really want to be sick look at the comments from the microbes below the "article".

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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
PostPosted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 9:21 pm 
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mojojojo wrote:
Look at what this cunt's up to now.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/brendanoneill2/100105347/why-are-feminists-getting-their-knickers-in-a-twist-about-topman-t-shirts/

Feminazis don't find t-shirts that make jokes about domestic violence funny because they hate working class lads. Do you see?

What an iconoclast he is. Brilliant!

If you really want to be sick look at the comments from the microbes below the "article".


It's the world we're now in. Racism and sexism are accepted and anyone who objects is a PC liberal. Oh, those poor, persecuted white men.


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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I can't be bothered to read that article. Has he come up with any posh wifebeaters with feminist fan clubs? Why is beating women up authentically working class?


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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The collapse of workfare is testament to the power of the modern media elite and its slavish Twitter followers

Now that Toby has stopped blogging for the Telegraph, there was I thinking that Delingpole would be unopposed his quest to be the stupidest cunt on there. Perhaps I was wrong:
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"What could be worse than the government's workfare programme?", almost every columnist in the land is currently asking. I can think of one thing worse: the awesome and terrifying power of the commentariat and its slavish groupies amongst the Twitterati to strike down initiatives like workfare and almost any other government project that they don’t like. That's the real story here. Forget the historically illiterate wailing about young people being forced into "slave labour" or the idea that getting yoof to work in return for money is the Worst Thing Ever. The ins and outs of workfare itself pale into insignificance when compared with the new power of tiny cliques of cut-off people to override public opinion and reshape modern Britain.


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
PostPosted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:52 pm 
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the new power of tiny cliques of cut-off people to override public opinion and reshape modern Britain.


Yeah, leave it to the old cliques, eh, you newspaper wanker?

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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
PostPosted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:26 pm 
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Well said.

Do they really believe opposition to workfare is limited to the SWP and some people on Twitter.

Nice use of "yoof" there. Like the only unemployed are thick inner city kids who don't want jobs anyway.


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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Messianic Trees wrote:
The collapse of workfare is testament to the power of the modern media elite and its slavish Twitter followers

Now that Toby has stopped blogging for the Telegraph, there was I thinking that Delingpole would be unopposed his quest to be the stupidest cunt on there. Perhaps I was wrong:
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"What could be worse than the government's workfare programme?", almost every columnist in the land is currently asking. I can think of one thing worse: the awesome and terrifying power of the commentariat and its slavish groupies amongst the Twitterati to strike down initiatives like workfare and almost any other government project that they don’t like. That's the real story here. Forget the historically illiterate wailing about young people being forced into "slave labour" or the idea that getting yoof to work in return for money is the Worst Thing Ever. The ins and outs of workfare itself pale into insignificance when compared with the new power of tiny cliques of cut-off people to override public opinion and reshape modern Britain.


Brendan manfully sticks it to the Etonian Cabinet. (Or did I misunderstand) {Or was he writing bollocks}


Same old 2 way bullshit as we saw during the public sector strikes.
1. Tiny campaign with no support.
2. Holding the country to ransom like a Bond villain.


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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Tubby Isaacs wrote:
Well said.

Do they really believe opposition to workfare is limited to the SWP and some people on Twitter.

Nice use of "yoof" there. Like the only unemployed are thick inner city kids who don't want jobs anyway.


Yeah Tesco and Burger King's margins are so thin that a boycott by the SWP could see them go under.


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John Sentamu's fall from grace with liberals shows that you criticise gay marriage at your peril

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Pre-liberalisation, before the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the late 1960s, back when Mary Whitehouse types were influential, people tended to be judged by their attitude towards traditional institutions such as marriage and the family.

If you were pro-marriage, straight and wanted kids, you were Good – if you were anti-marriage, not perfectly straight or not particularly interested in procreating, then you were Bad, a deviant, possibly even mentally disordered. Today, such an elitist and narrow-minded judgement of an individual's worth, the instinct to check whether someone is properly conformist by finding out where he stands on marriage, is carried out by the so-called radicals rather than the traditionalists. Now it is the supposedly liberal classes who will shun you and ridicule you, question your reputation and even write you off as disordered, if you fail to kowtow to their favourite new institution: gay marriage. "Liberals" have become the defenders of narrow and conformist moral virtue, while their traditionalist critics are written off as deviants.


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Bones McCoy wrote:
That explains a lot.
I always struggled to figure out whether the RCP were spoilers with an interest in marxism, or marxists with an interest in spoiling.
Some of the leading writers look to have coalesced around the "Spiked Online" website.


I don't know if you've ever seen the RCP's 'Preparing for Power' (lol) manifesto, but they were/are a bunch of delusional, cultish cranks.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/40531387/Prep ... d-Aug-1984

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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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new puritan wrote:
Bones McCoy wrote:
That explains a lot.
I always struggled to figure out whether the RCP were spoilers with an interest in marxism, or marxists with an interest in spoiling.
Some of the leading writers look to have coalesced around the "Spiked Online" website.


I don't know if you've ever seen the RCP's 'Preparing for Power' (lol) manifesto, but they were/are a bunch of delusional, cultish cranks.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/40531387/Prep ... d-Aug-1984


I remember a few of those slogans.
They rivalled the Sparts, and convinced me that the left-right continuum not only looped around at the extremes, but also unravelled like an old bit of string.


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Messianic Trees wrote:
John Sentamu's fall from grace with liberals shows that you criticise gay marriage at your peril

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Pre-liberalisation, before the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the late 1960s, back when Mary Whitehouse types were influential, people tended to be judged by their attitude towards traditional institutions such as marriage and the family.

If you were pro-marriage, straight and wanted kids, you were Good – if you were anti-marriage, not perfectly straight or not particularly interested in procreating, then you were Bad, a deviant, possibly even mentally disordered. Today, such an elitist and narrow-minded judgement of an individual's worth, the instinct to check whether someone is properly conformist by finding out where he stands on marriage, is carried out by the so-called radicals rather than the traditionalists. Now it is the supposedly liberal classes who will shun you and ridicule you, question your reputation and even write you off as disordered, if you fail to kowtow to their favourite new institution: gay marriage. "Liberals" have become the defenders of narrow and conformist moral virtue, while their traditionalist critics are written off as deviants.


So people who support gay marriage don't like people when they oppose gay marriage.

No shit Sherlock.

Tories! They go off you when you slag off Mrs Thatcher!


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 Post subject: Re: Brendan O'Neill
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Tubby Isaacs wrote:
So people who support gay marriage don't like people when they oppose gay marriage.

Indeed. God forbid that we wish to move past "traditional" values such as criminalisation for expressing love to someone.

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