bnp coming to Ireland (1 Viewer)

[the strange guy]

I never thought this day would come! Do I get a free tshirt?

 

[the strange guy]

Anyway, I know I've used the 'haven't made my mind up' excuse too. I've decided to do away with that bullshit and just admit that if I've changed my mind about something then that's a good thing, it means you've still got an open mind. God knows I would be out stabbing the face off every nazi I came across, but reading books and talking to other people helped change my mind. Now I'm all about the love, maaaaaaaan.
Straddling the fence is for losers.

 

[mac warzonescum]

Answer: yes, he actually said he fully supported 9-11, as i would assume all islamic fundamentalists would have.

trinity never cancelled, my friend was there. i would've been there too, but alas, i had previous engagements.

Thanks, I tried finding details through google, but my skills failed me. The point I was making was that not all fundamentalists of a particular religion necessarily agree with other fundamentalists of that same religion, and so was wary of assuming that they were pro-Al Qaeda.

 

[the strange guy]

Christ mac, he's a muslim. What more proof do you need?

 

[no_exit]

Now Stay out of punk, there's a good girl.

-possibly the best thing you've ever said to me, i especially like how you capitalized "stay", even if it wasn't a conscious decision. and yes, he did use that line on nooly, soo unoriginal.

 

[the strange guy]

Was it your intention to use a lower case 'i'? That is very poetic.

 

[no_exit]

Was it your intention to use a lower case 'i'? That is very poetic.

use a lower case "i" when?

 

[the strange guy]

i especially like how you capitalized "stay"

I'd hate that, a grammatical mistake in a sentence where you point out a grammatical error.

 

[no_exit]

I'd hate that. A grammatical mistake in a sentence where you point out a grammatical error.

and what grammatical error would that be?

i never pointed out that it was a grammatical error. honestly, i really liked the fact that it was capitalized.

 

[the strange guy]

Bollocks.

 

[no_exit]

you still haven't answered either of my questions. are you pulling a weeler on me here?

 

[the strange guy]

Nevermind. Lets get back to talking about nazis.

Who sees a difference between islamic fundamentalists coming over here and having a debate and good old fashioned 'white versus all' racists?

 

[oh shit]

Nevermind. Lets get back to talking about nazis.

Who sees a difference between islamic fundamentalists coming over here and having a debate and good old fashioned 'white versus all' racists?

a moral difference? no, in that they should both be allowed to speak. political violence - oops sorry it's called 'terrorism' when it's non-governmental - usually occurrs as a result of people's views being repressed.

sitting on the fence is great, btw. it means you'll never have to worry about being a 'sell-out'. then again... something about life being worthless unless you've a cause worth dying for... meh fuck that. martin luther king never had a playstation.

 

[Willie Willions]

I don't have a Playstation either, can I have a Playatation?

 

[spuded]

jesus i usually try avoid posting in the more 'political' threads on this forum because i really am sick to death of so many punks just following the usual rhetoric and go all pc as fuck but these are still the same people who will laugh about 9/11 or laugh when they hear a cop was shot dead, i hate having to reply to posts like this and try not to because i'm not the reactionary sort usually.

I hate to change the topic about this, but there is just issue i wanna raise and thats in regards to the police, yes i know the police as an institution is fucked, i have had enough bad experiences with the police to write a novel either through what i have experienced first hand or the countless times clients have come into the shelter with broken ribs and fucked up faces after a night in some cell. But i hate the fact that the idea of 'dead pigs' is so hilarious to some pc as fuck punks. I always find it especially iritating when these people call themselves anarchists, surely one of the fundamental beliefs of anarchism is that people have the ability to change and learn, or do we not extend that believe to those whose ideolgies or practices differ from ours? Humans have the ability to change, and i have seen people with racist views turn full circle into people who are more caring than the average john doe. But then again i'm just a fuckin reformist.

"Something I Learned today, black and white is always grey" - Huskur DU

 

[wierd sister]

I'm sure this merits a thread of its own.....

 

[subbuteo !]

Wow.
Firstly white Irish teen males do not make up the entire Irish anti-fascist movement.
The problem is that being an anti-nazi by force fits in with the punk image alot easier than being anti-jihad. Compassion and Human Rights for the people you choose.

oly anti jihad wouldn't make as eye catching patches or badges and thats as far as most irish punks anti fascism goes.

 

[Blackenedflag]

Anyway, it's been cancelled. Alot of people in Trinity opposed, and it was becoming too much of a security risk.

http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=62160

 

[oh shit]

the free world breathes a collective sigh of relief.

 

[the strange guy]

I'm convinced that had the debate gone ahead, at least one hundred and fifteen members of the audience would have turned into rabid racists, starting race riots, smashing up Iskanders and beating the fuck out of Spar workers. The audience's mind is as malleable as putty, they don't stand a chance.
If I was stupid enough to believe in a god (like hundreds of braindead sheep that walk this earth) I'd thank him for sparing the idiots that make up our society from being influenced by a man so intelligent, so articulate and so capable of spreading his message.