@AlekYerbury@BasilTheGreat Yeah I had a gander at it. Essentially just an attempt to score points and to posture himself as some kind of hero. By insisting on keeping citizenship completely separate from heritage and belonging he is admitting that ancestral identity shouldn't carry any real weight.
@AlekYerbury@BasilTheGreat I assume he saw that term on the internet somewhere; it is definitely not a term that any ethno-centric English person would use, as it literally gives credence to the idea that an English person can be anything other than White.
@AlekYerbury@BasilTheGreat I’d say the St George’s Bill exists equally because of people like Rupert, as well as non-English people in England who are claiming Englishness.
Read The Art of Controversy last night. It is essentially a crash course in the dialectical fallacies people use to win debates. Schopenhauer presents it as a playbook for debaters, but I think I will find it much more useful for deciphering when they’re being used on me
I’ve come to realise that this is fundamentally the basis for all forms of debate, not just political. Thus, I’ve reached the same conclusion that he did: most "debating", in any case, is actually rendered useless, and you are probably better off not engaging with 99% of people.
All it takes to make a circumcised, yankoid ‘looksmaxxer’ hashem victim look like a terminally online Asperger child with poor socialising abilities, is a ballsy, cocky, half pissed Scottish maw of around 50 in an elevator.
Scottish boomer normie W, as per.