ReactionaryReadingLaw

I write about political lawfare—the strategic use of law to achieve political goals. My focus is practical: helping people understand legal tactics.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

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[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

“Yes, I'd give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety's sake!” Sir Thomas More

“Maybe, if convenient, I’d give the devil the benefit of law, because if I was to do this universally, the law would exist for the benefit of the devil” Henry Martin

My attitudes towards law

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

@lucyjaynewhite1 @nicholaswatt @ShipleyWrites @BBCNews There is not going to be a Civil War, saying there is simply justifies further state oppression of us.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

I thought AA's video responding to and criticising Blambass's video on why Restore is not a viable political vehicle was quite good, and that AA made his points well.

However, I don't think he gave enough consideration to two of Blambass's more substantial criticisms: competence and the concerns surrounding Rupert Lowe's son's marriagey.

Firstly, I disagree that things being done badly is a sign of authenticity, especially because Restore Britain and many of its senior figures appear to believe they could be in government by 2029. The incompetence I've discussed regarding the policy papers, alongside other operational concerns, would make Britain worse, not better. Even if Restore is primarily a vehicle for dragging Reform to the right, I don't see why it needed to become a political party. As a result, I judge Restore as it presents itself: a government-in-waiting, not a protest movement.

Secondly, I don't think there is enough criticism of Rupert Lowe as an individual, and I think this is a legitimate concern. He is, by extension, associated with some of the same power structures and networks that have contributed to mass immigration and other problems in the first place.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

@PoFPodcast When people talk like that it makes me uncomfortable.

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@cfdownes_ When will the list be released of legislation that must be repealed?

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@ErinPerise I’m not sure what I meant to think when I looked at this. Combining attractive women with swords ruins them both for me.

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@stonesgroyper I quite like them they generally nice people.

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@Sargon_of_Akkad Enoch Powell closed the nut houses.

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@Monikablogs What ant-sex or pro chastity?

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@cfdownes_ When will the list be released of legislation that must be repealed?

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

@jollyheretic Literally most Zoomers women I know.

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@Monikablogs I find asking what dose it mean to British is a good start.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

MMA hiking and climbing is good.

[𝙈𝘼𝙍𝙀𝙉 🐝 @MarenThePoet]

@LawReading It doesn't matter. It should be encouraged: not only is it offline, but it encourages the lads go be strong and serious.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

@OffatheMercian Yes, there are some good kick boxes there, but the novices should not be getting punched in the face like that. It’s an unnecessary risk of head injuries.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

I keep seeing this advert appear on my timeline, and I'm not impressed. The striking and sparring look very mediocre; the head movement and defensive coverage from these lads is quite poor. The scrambling technique isn't much better either and appears rather lacking in quality.

[Offa @OffatheMercian]

@yclbritain Nationalist Summer Camp

Brutal mog

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

@empire_res66190 No

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@BGatesIsaPyscho This dose not look like the police just attack protesters

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@Con_Tomlinson They didn’t even check for stab wounds on his chest and legs. The level of negligence shown hear by the police is astonishing.

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

In the Scottish city I used to live in. It was known for groups of lads to go round with a women and beat someone up and rob them. Claiming self defence if the police got involved.

It often would not work because the mob would be White.

I amazed that a similar trick works for “hate crimes.”

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@RtFez Yes, good point is there a scope issue hear though?

[ReactionaryReadingLaw @LawReading]

Rightly,Charlie Downes and @HistoryBro1 brought up the topic of money laundering in the UK.

This is something that I’d be very interested to see a high-quality policy discussion on. Because at present money laundering is a large part of the British economy.