The far-right are a menace to society

[pete01]

No, I said some people think that, I just think you're a ***t.

If that word begins with a C, I agree

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Not really ive already told you what I think but you cant accept it, typical bully.....guess what Pete cant be bullied

No Pete can't understand the difference between facts and outright false lies.

You want to spread lies, it's nothing but bullying.

Whether you accept it or not is up to your brain.

You keep going at me it will keep coming back.

Take your "banter" to somebody else !

 

[pete01]

No Pete can't understand the difference between facts and outright false lies.

You want to spread lies, it's nothing but bullying.

Whether you accept it or not is up to your brain.

You keep going at me it will keep coming back.

Take your "banter" to somebody else !

Why you bringing it up again?

Pis$ off

I wont quote/bother you again see if you can do the same

 

[Odds]

So you accept that people find the term racist and abusive.

Notch invents more playground law.

Notch continues his racist rant.

Gammon - a racist term of abuse aimed at people with "white" skin, based on the colour of their skin.

So you consider it racist when a black man calls another the n-word?

 

[motorbiking]

So you consider it racist when a black man calls another the n-word?

is it being used as a term of abuse?

See its so easy for a reasonable person to work it out.

 

[noseall]

is it being used as a term of abuse?

Lobster? Yes, often. Is it racist? Racist my erse.

See its so easy for a reasonable person to work it out.

Evidently not.

 

[Odds]

"The biggest threat to America today is not Communism but moving America to a fascist theocracy."

Speaking in 1986, Frank zaps a panel of tired talking heads with prophetic insight.

 

[Odds]

In affiliation with the Center for Research on Extremism (C-REX), Kondor is leading a six-country project looking at how the extreme right uses aesthetics, from fitness influencers to memes and stickers, to spread their views across Europe. These cultural elements serve as gateways, at times helping to reel people into extremism, Kondor said. “I think there’s a mistaken idea that people join the far right because they believe in that ideology and want to meet like-minded people,” she said. “But that’s not how it works.”

While there are some who are driven by prejudices against certain groups or specific beliefs, or others who tag along with friends who are already involved, many are lured by the subcultures that encase these movements, she said...@ the Guardian