Theresa "We'll bring back fox-hunting!"

[Ihavenojob]

You mentioned labour - now that could refer to labour supporters, labour members or people with affiliation to labour. BUT the point is it still refers to people so in either case you equated a group of people as subhuman.

Own your statement. Is it your anger and hatred that makes you make such statements because its sad that your gullibility is preyed upon by people who do not have your interests at heart.

Where was the word subhuman used? Learn to read, dullard.

 

[SirGalahad]

Where was the word subhuman used? Learn to read, dullard.

So you equate people with animals - that is being less than human. You do not need to use the word to have the same meaning.

You can be as evasive as you like but anyone with an iota of intelligence will draw the same conclusion.

Own the statement. Why are you trying to distance yourself from it?

 

[Ihavenojob]

Aren't humans animals?

 

[JohnD]

It will be interesting to see if the hateful hater can concoct an interpretation of his words that excludes speaking of people as vermin.

Good idea to get rid of the vermin, then after getting rid of labour they should cull the fox population.

He hasn't managed it yet.

 

[noseall]

Aren't humans animals?

No. Most humans are civilised whereby they sh it and eat in different locations. You can behave like an animal though if you wish to Hate.

Hate has shot himself in the foot and is now using pedantry as a bandage. How clever.

 

[SirGalahad]

Aren't humans animals?

You do like to keep on digging yourself into a ditch.

The fact you haven't owned your statement does mean there maybe some remorse on your part. Do you regret what you wrote?

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

Good idea to get rid of the vermin, then after getting rid of labour they should cull the fox population.

Interesting comment from a UN worker, she was talking about the Rohingya:

One aid worker, Caroline Vandenabeele, had seen the warning signs before. She worked in Rwanda in the run-up to the genocide in late 1993 and early 1994 and says when she first arrived in Myanmar she noticed worrying similarities.
"I was with a group of expats and Burmese business people talking about Rakhine and Rohingya and one of the Burmese people just said 'we should kill them all as if they are just dogs'. For me, this level of dehumanisation of humans is one sign that you have reached a level of acceptance in society that this is normal."

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-41420973
So has hate dehumanised labour politicians, labour supporters, or labour voters?
Is he typical of RWR?