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    Letting all these asylum seekers in giving them free meals and free housing they're coming from every country imaginable. What a bunch of rubbish. Europe is being rubbished by design. This is nothing short of communism. What a bunch of b*******

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    'They Don’t Respect Our*Law’: German Police Union Chief Says Force Is ‘Overwhelmed’


    There's quite a bit of difference moving from war torn shithole into a nice country that has rule of law...this is going to be difficult for years to come

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    Default Re: Europe is too much of a soft touch

    Quote Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust View Post
    Letting all these asylum seekers in giving them free meals and free housing they're coming from every country imaginable. What a bunch of rubbish. Europe is being rubbished by design. This is nothing short of communism. What a bunch of b*******
    If only it was Communism; sadly it is not even Socialism. Europe is drifting more and more to the right, and scarily, more authoritarian to boot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust View Post
    Letting all these asylum seekers in giving them free meals and free housing they're coming from every country imaginable. What a bunch of rubbish. Europe is being rubbished by design. This is nothing short of communism. What a bunch of b*******
    If only it was Communism; sadly it is not even Socialism. Europe is drifting more and more to the right, and scarily, more authoritarian to boot.
    How

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    Letting all these asylum seekers in giving them free meals and free housing they're coming from every country imaginable. What a bunch of rubbish. Europe is being rubbished by design. This is nothing short of communism. What a bunch of b*******
    If only it was Communism; sadly it is not even Socialism. Europe is drifting more and more to the right, and scarily, more authoritarian to boot.
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    In the UK, Ministers this week, have signed a pledge that does not recognize international law. The Tories also this week stripped thousands of pounds off each of the poorest working class with families, by removing tax credits. They also enforced a law stripping the rights of over a hundred MPs to debate and vote on certain bills.

    In France the National Front are polling second and with the Conservative party, are hot favourites to contest the next Presidential election, as the Socialist President Hollande struggles to have influence.

    In Spain the right are firing themselves up to make sure the Catalan left do not get the opportunity to have a vote on Independence.

    In Italy the far right are the leading party.

    Both Austria and the Netherlands have strong far right parties with charismatic leaders.

    In Germany the far right are for the first time in seventy years are gaining mainstream press and appeal (all be it limited at the moment).

    Greece's Anarcho Alliance has been broken by German financial muscle.
    Last edited by Britkid; 10-24-2015 at 03:16 AM.
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    In the UK, Ministers this week, have signed a pledge that does not recognize international law. The Tories also this week stripped thousands of pounds off each of the poorest working class with families, by removing tax credits. They also enforced a law stripping the rights of over a hundred MPs to debate and vote on certain bills.

    In France the National Front are polling second and with the Conservative party, are hot favourites to contest the next Presidential election, as the Socialist President Hollande struggles to have influence.

    In Spain the right are firing themselves up to make sure the Catalan left do not get the opportunity to have a vote on Independence.

    In Italy the far right are the leading party.

    Both Austria and the Netherlands have strong far right parties with charismatic leaders.

    In Germany the far right are for the first time in seventy years are gaining mainstream press and appeal (all be it limited at the moment).

    Greece's Anarcho Alliance has been broken by German financial muscle.
    1. A) What parts of international law? Or international law in general? Wouldn't you the average British citizen be better served by your government which YOU had a hand in electing rather than some hodge podge of Star Trek Federation wannabes? I mean not everyone at the UN has your best interests at heart...and quite a few of those international politicians are corrupt as shit.
    B) The Tories no doubt did this to spite the "working class"...by the way I LOVE that English people say "working class" like there is some sort of a caste system in place.
    C) Ah they enforced a law....meaning it was already on the books....those scoundrels!


    2. So Hollande has failed as a leader, people are looking for answers, is it wrong to look at Hollande's detractors seeing how they've been correct about his inability to lead?

    3. Oh so you believe Catalan should have the right to peaceful secession do you....interesting that

    4. "Far right" which would be what party? Brothers of Italy? Conservatives & Reformists? New Centre-Right? What party What is their platform?

    5. Oh no, how dare a party at odds with Socialism and Communism have charismatic leaders

    6. Well I guess perhaps people aren't too pleased with the leadership the Center or Left or Center Left have provided?

    7. Greece is in dire straights and they can either keep going down the road that got them where they are today or they can try something different.


    I don't see why the "evil right wing" is a problem...Canada just elected a Socialist Mimbo as PM, The United States has had a lefty as President for going on 7 years. people can and do get tired of the same old shit especially when the results they're seeing and feeling are poor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post


    1. A) What parts of international law? Or international law in general? Wouldn't you the average British citizen be better served by your government which YOU had a hand in electing rather than some hodge podge of Star Trek Federation wannabes? I mean not everyone at the UN has your best interests at heart...and quite a few of those international politicians are corrupt as shit.
    In theory no parts of International law.

    B) The Tories no doubt did this to spite the "working class"...by the way I LOVE that English people say "working class" like there is some sort of a caste system in place.
    Well unlike you, our leader is not elected, nor is our upper house. So I would say there still is a class struggle here. You could one day be President of the USA, I could not be King of the UK.

    C) Ah they enforced a law....meaning it was already on the books....those scoundrels!
    A poor use of words on my part. They will now enforce the law they voted in yesterday.


    2. So Hollande has failed as a leader, people are looking for answers, is it wrong to look at Hollande's detractors seeing how they've been correct about his inability to lead?
    Yes they do not want Socialism, they are going to the right, hence my point.

    3. Oh so you believe Catalan should have the right to peaceful secession do you....interesting that
    Actually I believe in direct action, not necessarily peaceful succession...


    4. "Far right" which would be what party? Brothers of Italy? Conservatives & Reformists? New Centre-Right? What party What is their platform?
    The Northern League and the Five Star Movement

    5. Oh no, how dare a party at odds with Socialism and Communism have charismatic leaders
    Indeed! Good to see we are on the same side here.

    6. Well I guess perhaps people aren't too pleased with the leadership the Center or Left or Center Left have provided?
    As mentioned my point is they are turning to the right.

    7. Greece is in dire straights and they can either keep going down the road that got them where they are today or they can try something different.
    Hence they voted in an Anarcho Alliance.


    I don't see why the "evil right wing" is a problem...Canada just elected a Socialist Mimbo as PM, The United States has had a lefty as President for going on 7 years. people can and do get tired of the same old shit especially when the results they're seeing and feeling are poor.
    You do realize on the political map, Obama is further to the right than the right leaning mainstream parties of Europe, and arguably more authoritarian too?!
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    ooh, bummer. Worst US Prez of all time.

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    You do know that authoritarian politicians can be either left or right?

    Do I need to give a list of authoritarian lefties?

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    Do I have to tell everyone who's behind this? How about the same people who are funding Isis.

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    Do I have to tell everyone who's behind this? How about the same people who are funding Isis.
    North korea eh! kim wrong chong

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    hahaha i agree its soft


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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    You do know that authoritarian politicians can be either left or right?

    Do I need to give a list of authoritarian lefties?
    All politicians want to be authoritarian, it is what they signed up for. It is that Obama leads an executive that executes its authority using a Constitution written over two hundred year ago, and that has had what a mere seventeen amendments added?! That makes his job seemingly that bit more authoritarian...
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    You do know that authoritarian politicians can be either left or right?

    Do I need to give a list of authoritarian lefties?
    All politicians want to be authoritarian, it is what they signed up for. It is that Obama leads an executive that executes its authority using a Constitution written over two hundred year old, and that has had what a mere seventeen amendments added?! that makes his job seemingly that bit more authoritarian...
    I think that if he, and every other president (and Congress) of my lifetime, at least, operated within the confines of the US Constitution, there would be far less authoritarianism in this country.

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    You do know that authoritarian politicians can be either left or right?

    Do I need to give a list of authoritarian lefties?
    All politicians want to be authoritarian, it is what they signed up for. It is that Obama leads an executive that executes its authority using a Constitution written over two hundred year ago, and that has had what a mere seventeen amendments added?! That makes his job seemingly that bit more authoritarian...
    #1 Not exactly who I had in mind #2 The Constitution declares what the government CANNOT do and to that point grey is correct, if the Constitution was actually followed there would be far less authoritarianism in the Legislative and Executive branches of government.


    And there are 27 Amendments to the Constitution, 26 really seeing how the 21st undoes the 18th.....if you're going to take digs at the Constitution at least take a fucking second to understand it or study it....who knows, maybe you'll find it interesting instead of just taking it for granted and assuming a lot of bullshit about it.

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