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HisHolyMajesty2 0 points ago +3 / -3

Natsocs have no sense of humour as to be a Natsoc you have to be in a constant state of hysteria.

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HisHolyMajesty2 5 points ago +5 / -0

Maybe they'll come to their senses and rescue it, but I highly doubt it.

Doctor Who died once before.

Then it literally regenerated and somewhat took the world by storm.

Although I'd argue a lot of that was built on the good work of Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, and Russel T Davies instead of Steven Moffat (he started the downfall as far as I'm concerned), but my point still stands.

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HisHolyMajesty2 7 points ago +7 / -0

You know, sometimes I think the British aren't as enthusiastic for restrictions as the Yougov polls would have you believe. I can't quite put my finger on why...

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HisHolyMajesty2 3 points ago +3 / -0

"I would like my children to learn about slavery. History is history and whatnot. But I don't bloody trust you to teach it without shoving Marxian nonsense down their throats. Bugger off."

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HisHolyMajesty2 13 points ago +13 / -0

Wouldn't shock me. Pragmatism has filtered into Carl over the years as he and a lot of his viewers realised just how bad things are. In order to keep society free, you've no choice but to quash the ideologies of utopian lunatics who want to take freedom away.

I think he's actually on record calling the liberals of yesteryear "naive" for allowing Marxism to metastasize right under their noses. IE, if Sargon's current stance had been implemented in the 1960s, we wouldn't be in this mess.

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HisHolyMajesty2 6 points ago +6 / -0

Singapore also, unlike so many other countries, actually isn't a silly bugger with its own defence and thus has a modern, well equipped and reasonably sized military for a city state (some seventy thousand men altogether).

They seem to have things relatively figured out.

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HisHolyMajesty2 6 points ago +6 / -0

The situation could not be riper for a new movement (likely intensely patriotic, if not outright nationalists) to take advantage. At the very least I think that "Common Sense Group" in the Tory Party will become a lot more influential as time goes by.

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HisHolyMajesty2 6 points ago +6 / -0

Sometimes I fear that progressivism/socialism is a growing phase all civilisations go through due to convergence of bad ideas and stupidity in positions of power as a government gets too big. In that respect, perhaps we're much further down the line and thus closer to the light at the end of the tunnel.

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HisHolyMajesty2 7 points ago +7 / -0

Multi-national corporations are almost done siphoning anything of value from US consumers and now see China as the consumer market to focus on.

That would be comical to see. China likes their money, but if these corpos start pushing policy that compromises the security of the Chinese State (mass immigration for cheap labour), you watch them get put in line. Only when a Chinese boot is on their throats may they realise that perhaps they shouldn't have helped bring the West down in flames for a "quick buck."

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HisHolyMajesty2 19 points ago +19 / -0

Of all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these, "Impol1 was right again."

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HisHolyMajesty2 3 points ago +3 / -0

True, but they'd never let them turn it into a Muslim state, or even a multicultural one that puts Islam on an even footing (not that the thing is possible over there, anyways).

Israel seems to be the instruction manual on how to handle large ethnic minority populations: you make those fuckers loyal or you throw them out.

That aside, yes, the pro-immigration (usually internationalist with megabucks) Jews really don't do "their people" (if they even, truly, see them that way) any favours. Very loud, very annoying, and have rather disastrous policies.

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HisHolyMajesty2 5 points ago +5 / -0

the Israeli Krav-Maga Jew.

National service and constant threat of attack from neighbours makes for a rather hardy people as it turns out. Good for them.

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HisHolyMajesty2 14 points ago +16 / -2

I have a soft spot for the impossible1

He's a national treasure.

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HisHolyMajesty2 2 points ago +2 / -0

Unironic Jacobitism in the 21st century. I just cringed myself into orbit.

That cause died at the River Boyne, through no small effort on James II's part (in fact, that could be said of the whole bloody Glorious Revolution). Whatever sad echo was left of it was cut down at Culloden.

That aside, the Stuart line didn't end with James II. Mary and Anne were as Stuart as you can get, but Anne's genetics shat the bed and didn't produce an heir. That's why the Hanoverians came in, of which the House of Windsor descends.

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HisHolyMajesty2 -2 points ago +1 / -3

There may be perfectly innocent, if not strategic, reasons for it. Getting everyone vaccinated for the middle of summer seems a sound way of perma-neutering Covid in the West. Herd immunity acquired via infection and vaccine whilst warmer weather helps to suppress it.

Makes sense to me at least.

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HisHolyMajesty2 2 points ago +2 / -0

The "uniparty" is an easy mistake for many to make. Labour and the Conservatives hate each other with a burning passion but they are creatures of this paradigm and its horrible ideas, hence why they look similar to us outsiders. They aren't the same, but they're similar enough to be incapable of fixing the problem.

Thatcher, however, was a bit of an exception to that.

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HisHolyMajesty2 11 points ago +12 / -1

...and succumbing to despair helps us how? That, by the way, is if these people are actually as smart and powerful as you think they are, which they really aren't.

Defeatism begets defeat. Spite it.

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HisHolyMajesty2 1 point ago +1 / -0

tl;dr this county is 85% hispanic and they just elected a republican mayor. A lot of hispanics are pissed at the dems for the way they are constantly fellating blacks.

The thing about the groups lefties supposedly "champion" is that they inevitably figure out they've been used to push revolution and proceed to abandon ship, especially when left wing policies just haven't helped their communities.

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HisHolyMajesty2 1 point ago +1 / -0

Well, if it comes to that, I suppose I'd better start getting at least a cursory knowledge about farming. However, human beings can learn, and as we are perhaps the most literate population in history we might well be able to pick up those skills.

That's if it comes to it, which as always with history isn't a certainty.

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HisHolyMajesty2 25 points ago +25 / -0

The media want to be able to make you change your diet to something you loathe, just to prove to themselves that they have the power to do so.

They really are demented little goblins, aren't they?

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HisHolyMajesty2 2 points ago +2 / -0

The current light of civilization will be snuffed out, and the survivors, facing challenges not seen in Western societies since the latter half of the 1800s, will be forced to grow up and straight out fast.

That's not the light of civilisation being snuffed out, that's it stalling for a little while. It's hardly the Bronze Age collapse.

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