Labour MP killed after being stabbed and shot in the street

[Tyrannical]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

[Hermit]

One does not however have to rape or murder to be one for like all mental illnesses it is primarily a state of mind Physical acts are a manifestation of that but they are not common to all psychopaths. Quite the opposite in fact. For it is estimated that two per cent of the adult population are psychopaths but the vast majority do not rape or murder. Probably because they have legitimate ways of expressing their tendencies or because their psychopathy is less extreme relative to that of the criminal subset of psychopaths

I read somewhere that there is an above average of number of psychopaths among CEOs and business tycoons.

[MrJonno]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

Well looking at the polls, millions of people of people have shifted to remain and pro refugee multi cultural views so not only was her killer a racist nationalist fascist , he was a moron that just helped every cause he hated

[MrJonno]

One does not however have to rape or murder to be one for like all mental illnesses it is primarily a state of mind Physical acts are a manifestation of that but they are not common to all psychopaths. Quite the opposite in fact. For it is estimated that two per cent of the adult population are psychopaths but the vast majority do not rape or murder. Probably because they have legitimate ways of expressing their tendencies or because their psychopathy is less extreme relative to that of the criminal subset of psychopaths

I read somewhere that there is an above average of number of psychopaths among CEOs and business tycoons.

You need to distant yourself from emotions to do just about any important job, not just CEO and business tycoons but doctors as well. CEO have to make 1000's of people redundant to save a company of 100'000's. Doctors are ultimately going to fail every one of their patients when they die (or the doctors die first). You can't function as a human being if every time that happens it deeply effects you

[pErvinalia]

No one here has noticed that next to the unfortunate MP, Jo Cox, the one who had the best accolades from those who knew him was Thomas Mair, the patsy, the poor fall-guy.

Mr Mair's neighbors had nothing but good things to say about him; his quiet & helpful nature, that he took pride in his gardening work, that he didn't have a hateful bone in his body, that he had NO interest in politics & didn't even know what nationalist ideologies were, that he has a black half brother who states that Thomas was not at all racist, and that ALL who knew him are shocked that he is supposed to have done this murder.

Curious that this happened exactly as the BREXIT movement is gaining ascendancy. Slaughter of an MP is well worth it, eh?

Astonishingly, no one on this "Rationalia" (ha ha ha!!!) site seems to know about MK Ultra https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MKUltra

Just keep drinking the Kool-Aid folks. Nothing to see here...move along, move along. No conspiracies by your lords & masters...it's all coincidence. Always has been, always will be. Keep guffawing as you lose your Constitution & are led away using one pretext or other

What on earth are you wittering about?

Galaxian sees a conspiracy in opening a litre of milk.

[Brian Peacock]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

That depends on how you define 'traitor' and 'British'. Most people don't define either of those term in a way that would justify your assertion.

[JimC]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

That depends on how you define 'traitor' and 'British'. Most civilised people don't define either of those term in a way that would justify your assertion.

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[devogue]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

That depends on how you define 'traitor' and 'British'. Most civilised people don't define either of those term in a way that would justify your assertion.

Fixed...

Adding a wry "civilised" is so easy to do but support for Brexit has been fuelled by unprecedented levels of immigration in to the UK. Old, homogenous communities have been utterly transformed and, quite simply, the question of whether this was desirable was never asked by the elite - it has taken time, but the old certainties of the Tory-Labour stranglehold have begun to creak and crack during this process.

[JimC]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

That depends on how you define 'traitor' and 'British'. Most civilised people don't define either of those term in a way that would justify your assertion.

Fixed...

Adding a wry "civilised" is so easy to do but support for Brexit has been fuelled by unprecedented levels of immigration in to the UK. Old, homogenous communities have been utterly transformed and, quite simply, the question of whether this was desirable was never asked by the elite - it has taken time, but the old certainties of the Tory-Labour stranglehold have begun to creak and crack during this process.

True or not, people with a sincere belief in another potential outcome do not deserve to be called traitors...

[devogue]

Maybe he wasn't crazy, the Labour MP could certainly be considered a traitor to Britain for her pro refugee multi cultural views. When the Capitol of Britain is minority British you have to wonder who the crazy person is.

That depends on how you define 'traitor' and 'British'. Most civilised people don't define either of those term in a way that would justify your assertion.

Fixed...

Adding a wry "civilised" is so easy to do but support for Brexit has been fuelled by unprecedented levels of immigration in to the UK. Old, homogenous communities have been utterly transformed and, quite simply, the question of whether this was desirable was never asked by the elite - it has taken time, but the old certainties of the Tory-Labour stranglehold have begun to creak and crack during this process.

True or not, people with a sincere belief in another potential outcome do not deserve to be called traitors...

A detached elite enabling and defending policies that admit a huge and potentially destabilising influx of immigrants into a country against the wishes of a majority of its existing population could be described as treacherous.

[NineBerry]

A country always doing what the majority of the population wants couldn't survive a week.

[cronus]

A country always doing what the majority of the population wants couldn't survive a week.

What if it consisted of many small communes?

[NineBerry]

The smallest possible size for a commune is 1

[cronus]

The smallest possible size for a commune is 1

Under Nazi rule they went even lower than that in Germany.

[Tyrannical]

The end game for these mass migrations is almost always civil war, often including genocide. Eventual peaceful integration is very rare.
The British Empire, Zulu migration, The US (native americans ), Muslims in SE Asia, Chinese in Malaysia, Armenia, Israel, and Ukraine are just some examples.