The Rise of the Far Right and How the Candidates seek to Emulate Trump

[King Billy]

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Unable to form a coherent sentence?
Must be the time of the day.
It's midnight here. Have you fallen over in a drunken stupor?

 

[morqthana]

I doubt that anyone suffering from ADHD will attempt to read it,

Is it ADHD, the actual neurological condition?

Or is it a mix of a simple difficulty in maintaining the mental effort of reading for long enough, and a bias which leads to a lack of willingness to work at something difficult?

You do neurodiverse people no favours by conflating them with those who are simply just thick and lazy.

 

[King Billy]

Is it ADHD, the actual neurological condition?

Or is it a mix of a simple difficulty in maintaining the mental effort of reading for long enough, and a bias which leads to a lack of willingness to work at something difficult?

You do neurodiverse people no favours by conflating them with those who are simply just thick and lazy.

Yes, sorry, my lazy approach to those that can't, or refuse to, read the whole post. But manage to form an opinion of it all the same.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Good of you to recognise it.


Far-right racist, I can see that, but you don't come across as a violent thug.

Point missed as usual. "Far right thugs" was what Starmer called the working classes on TV shortly after he got into power. This was the point immediately before he became the most hated PM ever.

It became a badge of honour. E.g. the woman cutting my hair and I agreed that we were both now far-right. About three quarters of the country are according to Starmer.

It's called sarcasm. It's a subtle thing, it may be too complicated for you.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Yes, sorry, my lazy approach to those that can't, or refuse to, read the whole post. But manage to form an opinion of it all the same.

So ADHD is someone with a life, who doesn't have the inclination to read a load of waffle about nothing?

 

[noseall]

Point missed as usual. "Far right thugs" was what Starmer called the working classes on TV shortly after he got into power. This was the point immediately before he became the most hated PM ever.

It became a badge of honour. E.g. the woman cutting my hair and I agreed that we were both now far-right. About three quarters of the country are according to Starmer.

It's called sarcasm. It's a subtle thing, it may be too complicated for you.

Being a far right thug is honourable?
How?
Badge of honour. FFS. How low have the RWR stooped.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Being a far right thug is honourable?
How?
Badge of honour. FFS. How low have the RWR stooped.

Perhaps they don't teach you the subtleties of British behaviour at FSB troll camp. I'll attempt to explain.

We call it taking the (insert choice of word here depending on the audience).

Basically anyone who isn't a wonky commie vegan lefty with green hair and body odour is a "far-right thug" according to the weirdo in No 10. So it's a badge of honour worn by the oppressed majority.

 

[Odds]

"oppressed majority"

 

[noseall]

"far-right thug"

Violent serial offender and jailbird Yaxley Lennon and his ilk. Correct.
Badge of honour - FFS.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

"oppressed majority"

Starmer got voted in by 30-odd% of the votes.

Or about 20% of those eligible to vote.

Since then, about three quarters of them have abandoned Labour.

So Labour could have about 5% support, in other words 95% oppose them.

We'll see what the local election results look like, they only have doleys left now.

 

[fillyboy]

We'll see what the local election results look like, they only have doleys left now.

And noseall.

 

[King Billy]

what Starmer called the working classes on TV

I doubt very much if your recollection is remotely accurate.
Starmer does not speak for us all on personal opinions.
Does Farage speak for all far-right thugs?

 

[Odds]

Starmer got voted in by 30-odd% of the votes.

Or about 20% of those eligible to vote.

Since then, about three quarters of them have abandoned Labour.

So Labour could have about 5% support, in other words 95% oppose them.

We'll see what the local election results look like, they only have doleys left now.

"oppressed majority"

 

[King Billy]

Starmer got voted in by 30-odd% of the votes.

Or about 20% of those eligible to vote.

Since then, about three quarters of them have abandoned Labour.

So Labour could have about 5% support, in other words 95% oppose them.

We'll see what the local election results look like, they only have doleys left now.

It's mainly a local and devolved election, Starmer is not up for re-election in this election.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I doubt very much if your recollection is remotely accurate.

Starmer condemns 'far-right thuggery' as unrest continues

The PM told those involved in the unrest: "You will regret taking part in this".

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