Good news leftists, Nazis still exist!
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TLDW: The SNP are putting forward a proposal that removes juries from rape cases, which their own country's most senior female lawyer says copy's a Nazi law.
The video also goes through the history of the SNP, how it was founded in the image of Nazis, was involved in plots to sabotage Britain during WW2 and how when the Nazis went after a guy whose dog saluted, they were way more lenient!
Another story of when it comes to politics, don't read the title (Scottish national party dedicated to an independent Scotland), look at the actions (putting forward laws and rules to essentially enslave the Scottish)
I think this is a little dishonest. Scottish women will greatly benefit.
That's kind of how female leaders work. Frauen Uber Alles.
I watched this clip and I swore I heard you yell from here.
As I said in another thread - they are an openly Nationalist, Socialist party. They are nazis technically by their own admission.
I know that the English aren't happy with the effects of devolution, but I still feel like the veil can only be kept over the Scots eyes for so long before they start literally kicking the shit out of the SNP.
Dankula has pretty much confirmed that the SNP have monopolized anti-English sentiment, and it's what's keeping them in power, but it does seem like resistance is beginning to build. Same thing seems to be slowly taking place in Wales.
Unfortunately, this is the way of things when you lower centralized control certain places will become bastions because those people were already working within collectivization to protect their interests. Now they need to learn the hard way that those people never gave a shit about their collective interests.
Also, it's not fair that devolution occurred, but there's no English parliament. That seems like some bullshit.
I will not claim 'The British Empire was the greatest organisation in history' but one of the side effects of it's dissolution was that without one central body, you can only blame the former masters for so long to stay in power before everyone realises it's not their fault it's the ones that replaced them that are shit. The UK is currently suffering the same thing just on a more localised scale.
England has always been overlooked so nothing new there as their government is locked in a London bubble. The regional governments have largely been a failure, so much so that during lockdowns, Scots fled to England to celebrate Christmas because their national government kept everything shut still.
The solution might be to get rid of devolved parliaments so the regions stop focusing on independence parties that easily use their dislike of England to stay in power while doing nothing to improve their country, but focus on putting more pressure on parliament to force more focus on the UK as a whole.
As the biggest irony of the SNP is, because they dominate Scotland, they effectively took it out of play in a general election so parliament no longer gives a fuck about Scotland because no matter what, they can't affect the power structure in parliament anymore.
I actually think that an English Parliament is probably a better solution under a federated system. Actually use the House of Lords for something relevant involving legislation, and allow it to be appointed by their countries. Hell, I think weakening the House of the Commons is absolutely necessary at this point to secure a functional government.
A weakening of the house of commons would be great but not by adding more bureaucracy by way of an English parliament. The UK suffers from so much red tape as it is adding more would stifle everything when what the need is less civil servants.
I think those are completely separate issues.
The bureaucracy needs to be utterly purged, but that doesn't negate the need for an English parliament.
A federated system means that the British Parliament would be representative of the 4 parliaments of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. These are entirely separate strata that conflict with one another. Whereas, a bureaucracy operates independently of political conflict and can be wielded as a weapon. You can cut the bureaucracy of the British state by 80% and still have an English Parliament, and frankly, I think you should.
I think there's another issue with an English parliament, where would you put it? There's as much tension within England equal to that of the tension between Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England so I think we might be opening Pandora's box by doing that as the root problem is Parliament's London centric viewpoint.
I'm of the opinion the UK shouldn't be Federated, the British Empire should have Federated when they had the chance, there was a lot of discussion doing so in the 19th century and you can imagine how many bullets might have been dodged if the commonwealth instead of just being a lose connection was a military and trade force.
Honestly, my libertarian solution is that the government should exist on it's back. Literally, it assembles, it doesn't have a permanent capital.
To be honest, the English parliamentary system actually understands that parliament is not a permanent force, but has to be summoned by the king.
Work off of that tradition, and have a few dozen cities where the government parliament can form, and they can form in different places annually. This makes it incredibly difficult for a "Westminster bubble" to form.
Dammit, you stole my post. I had something I was going to write about this.
Apologies, but I had to, it's the only occasion I can call someone a Nazi and have it factually correct!
It's the happiest the SNP has ever made someone!
It's fine, someone else posting it means it'll actually get looked at.
FYI, the NOW and 75 other women's organizations are pushing for the same thing in the US, as well as a motion filed by Legal Momentum to make accusers immune to countersuits.
This is a global plan, they're pushing for it in a lot of places.