I thought that topic had exhuasted itself, but do go on avoiding this conundrum presented by the weird human rights case.
I did say that your claim of 'having weapons' didn't change my opinion of the matter, isn't that addressing it enough?
I thought that topic had exhuasted itself, but do go on avoiding this conundrum presented by the weird human rights case.
I did that too. Reading Mein Kampf convinced me that the author was a great man. He had vision!
You could have easily found out by clicking on any of the seven links Brian Peacock provided here.
This bears no relationship to what I said. Not surprising, really, coming from you.Cunt wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 4:27 pmI'm not goading others - I don't recommend violence.Now you're acting just like Ngo - goading others into violence in the hope that it will somehow justify the kind of violence upon which fascist and neo-Nazi groups are predicated. Tell us, do you remember the day you decided to take the red pill?
What I am trying to do is to show how shitty this position is. Claiming that you punch gorillas is not exactly brave, when there are no gorillas around. Jump in the gorilla enclosure and start punching them, then I think it may rise to a 'brave position'. But claiming there are gorillas everywhere, and you think they need to be punched would sound stupid.
As it does when people say they think nazis should be punched, but then can't find any.
What's with you and non-sequitur replies?
Are you afraid of listening to him?
Violence may be the motivation for some anti-fascist protesters, but it's the fascists themselves that have put violence on the agenda. It's not like they're saying, "We simply want to persuade Blacks, Muslims, or Jews that they are racially inferior to us, the Master Race, in order to peacefully force them out of town," is it(?) Responding to an aggressor with an invitation to tea is probably of limited effect.JimC wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 9:27 pmAnd certainly I'm not opposed to robust counter demonstrations against far-right arseholes by the likes of Antifa, with the hope that violence on their part is limited to self defence, and some concern that the excitement of potential street violence may be the motivation for some...Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 9:47 amIndeed. Which is why framimg our conversations and deliberations in terms of a response to the fascist and neo-Nazis of the Alt-Right is important and necessary. Unlike those hate-groups we don't oppose them and what they represent simply because they exist, but for what they say and do and for agitating for a kind of society which would grant them complete dominion over everybody else.
We should just let fascists and neo-Nazis have their way I guess, then this kind of violence would simply fade away, eh?
It's going to go against your grain, I think, so let me come at it sideways a bit.pErvinalia wrote: ↑Tue Jul 23, 2019 5:42 amCunt, what do you think should be done about rising white nationalism (and alt-right trends like the INCEL movement)? You don't seriously think they are open to a peaceful contest of ideas, do you?
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