@AzorInfo@MichaelShurkin The campaign may have failed to degrade hamas, produced no hostages and earmarked Israel's military as perverted savages but its not all bad news. It has also done the previously unthinkable. Never before, in 814 years, have Oxford and Cambridge started a protest on the same day.
@dearaunty@KirstieMAllsopp Fascism is not a legitimate political ethos that deserves respect. It is a dangerous idol-driven death cult built upon inane prejudices.
@MusicSolitaire@Hypersane23 Terfs are deeply stupid and well worth ignoring at all costs.
That said: Your tweet is nonsense.
(following two failed attempts to kill rival Alexander) Elagabalus was assassinated after, somewhat optimistically, decreeing that the entire praetorian guard should be executed.
@Seagoon62 @TamMcKenna1888 @chris_sutton73@Record_Sport Financially secure maybe, but the current regime in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia is one hawkish president away from not existing.
@thepottershift @williamyoung95 UCL isn't its official name. That's the commercial name of the modern tournament which decides the winner. The trophy is, has been, and will remain the European Champions Club Cup. Has been designated "ECCC", by uefa, since the tournament began.
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@StopCityAirport The idea that you are floating where "Christians" are a model of the way to do things, particularly in relation to forcibly deporting folk anywhere and especially involving Rwanda, is utterly risible.
@StopCityAirport You seem like a very decent guy so what I am about to say is not going to be nice but I feel its very worth saying.
You are right. The biblical figure Jesus preached open borders. Since then many good things have happened in his name. But also some bad. A lot of bad, in Rwanda.
@hatpinwoman@phamnuwen2 Whether the remarks were made on good faith or not for me to say. I would point out you started with
"talk of violence is stupid"
and ended on
"some fascism is normal"
which is, as I'm sure you'll admit, something of a contrast. Have a lovely afternoon.
@hatpinwoman@phamnuwen2 a forum where people are calling for others to be deported to Africa is not comparable to fascism.
Didn't the fascists call for people to be deported to Africa to begin with? Did that happen? Who supported it in the Uk?
@hatpinwoman@phamnuwen2 "thereโs some people in every group who suck"
Hmm. I hate to do this but.
Is it fair to say that is the gist of the Nuremberg rallies? Are you saying every group contains some evil racists? Is that what you want me to go along with?
@hatpinwoman@phamnuwen2 I said to would be easy to disprove sarcastically. That meant it would be easy to show an example of the kind of blood and soil nationalism that people mean when they say "like the nuremberg rallies" on mumsnet, on any given topic.
Because it is easy to do that.
@phamnuwen2@hatpinwoman Your loyalty to the other person in trying to change the subject, again, is very unlike the kind of "loyalty" that the former suffragettes (not a few, almost all) had towards their British sisters like Violette Szabo when they were helping the nazis capture & kill them in France.
@hatpinwoman@phamnuwen2 Is that what you took from the article? I pointed out that there are people on mumsnet who are saying its a good idea to deport people to Rwanda. Fashy stuff. There are. You've been trying to minimise it for quite a time now by making out I had some hidden anti-female motive.
@hatpinwoman@phamnuwen2 Yes my grasp of these matters is perhaps lacking. The vast majority (your thing) of Suffragettes were card-carrying fascists, weren't they? What was that all about, out of interest? Snappy uniforms?