| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? 14:50 - Mar 29 with 3442 views | Maccaisgod |
Have they got over the shock and awe of having a politician at Portman road, or are you all mopping your brows and seeking counselling for the trauma its caused? |  | | |  |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 16:02 - Mar 29 with 1112 views | BlacknGoldnBlue |
Actually, after marching through London yesterday with 500k other people, I'm feeling uplifted that the silent majority are against racism, the far-right and fascism, and yesterday they raised their voices!
Thanks for asking! How's the boots taste? Tongue sore? |  |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 16:49 - Mar 29 with 1031 views | urbanpenguin |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 16:02 - Mar 29 by BlacknGoldnBlue |
Actually, after marching through London yesterday with 500k other people, I'm feeling uplifted that the silent majority are against racism, the far-right and fascism, and yesterday they raised their voices!
Thanks for asking! How's the boots taste? Tongue sore? |
100%, me too.
I am not sure it was 500,000 - looking at the aerial photos and walking from back to front I think perhaps 200,000, but I know attendance is a bit of a game between organisers, police, media etc - and what really is important is visibility, solidarity, and expression, as you point out. That was in abundance, more than the Robinson march (and less angry) and in all its diversity and richness.
It was exactly what I needed after what Farage & Fashton did to us. |  | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:35 - Mar 29 with 953 views | Maccaisgod |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 15:57 - Mar 29 by peterleeblue |
Phil asks for the end to the abuse and then you post this.! |
Oh im sorry, I apologise unreservedly for saying those words.
Ashton needs to go then, for meeting Nigel, being mute then saying he did. | | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:44 - Mar 29 with 925 views | TheMoralMajority |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:35 - Mar 29 by Maccaisgod |
Oh im sorry, I apologise unreservedly for saying those words.
Ashton needs to go then, for meeting Nigel, being mute then saying he did. |
reductivism /rĭ-dŭk′tə-vĭz″əm/
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Extreme simplification; reduction to a minimum; use of the fewest essentials; minimalism. |  |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:47 - Mar 29 with 912 views | positivity |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:44 - Mar 29 by TheMoralMajority |
reductivism /rĭ-dŭk′tə-vĭz″əm/
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Extreme simplification; reduction to a minimum; use of the fewest essentials; minimalism. |
and missing out quite a few essentials! | |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:50 - Mar 29 with 881 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 16:02 - Mar 29 by BlacknGoldnBlue |
Actually, after marching through London yesterday with 500k other people, I'm feeling uplifted that the silent majority are against racism, the far-right and fascism, and yesterday they raised their voices!
Thanks for asking! How's the boots taste? Tongue sore? |
Nope. 500k isn't the majority of the country's population. So clearly the silent majority are all for racism, the far-right and fascism. You are in your own bubble of those few decent people in the noisy minority, clearly.
Tongue definitely in cheek, by the way, in case it needs pointing out to some. |  |
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| About 50k were there according to the Old Bill. (n/t) on 17:52 - Mar 29 with 867 views | Bloots |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 16:02 - Mar 29 by BlacknGoldnBlue |
Actually, after marching through London yesterday with 500k other people, I'm feeling uplifted that the silent majority are against racism, the far-right and fascism, and yesterday they raised their voices!
Thanks for asking! How's the boots taste? Tongue sore? |
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| lefty snowflake! nt on 18:04 - Mar 29 with 829 views | positivity |
| About 50k were there according to the Old Bill. (n/t) on 17:52 - Mar 29 by Bloots |
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| I'm far woke actually. (n/t) on 18:07 - Mar 29 with 816 views | Bloots |
| lefty snowflake! nt on 18:04 - Mar 29 by positivity |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:39 - Mar 29 with 742 views | mistert |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 15:50 - Mar 29 by positivity |
not just a lefty, a lefty snowflake! |
What's the difference between a snowflake and a wet wipe? |  | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:48 - Mar 29 with 695 views | KBsSocks |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:39 - Mar 29 by mistert |
What's the difference between a snowflake and a wet wipe? |
I won't be asking you to babysit my newest grand-child, lol.
(after "What's the different between a letterbox and an elephant?") |  |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:56 - Mar 29 with 668 views | BRIDGHAMBLUE |
To be honest, this is exactly the problem with the whole discussion.
Going on a march, whether it’s 50k, 200k or 500k,doesn’t automatically make you morally right, just like someone attending a football match doesn’t suddenly become an expert on how to run the club. It shows people care about something, which is fair enough, but it’s not a measure of who’s “right” or “wrong”.
Likewise, branding anyone who doesn’t agree as racist, far-right or fascist just shuts down any proper conversation. It’s no different to calling people “snowflakes” the other way—both sides end up talking past each other.
And in the context of a country of around 70 million people, even the higher estimates being thrown around are still a relatively small proportion. It’s not a “silent majority”, it’s just one group of people expressing a view, same as others do.
The UK is one of the most diverse and tolerant countries in the world. That doesn’t mean everything is perfect, but it does mean we should be able to debate issues, like immigration, politics, or even a football club meeting a politician, without instantly assuming the worst about each other.
At the end of the day, someone meeting Nigel Farage or attending a march doesn’t define them as good or bad. It’s just part of living in a country where people are allowed different opinions. | | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:58 - Mar 29 with 660 views | BRIDGHAMBLUE |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 17:50 - Mar 29 by Nthsuffolkblue |
Nope. 500k isn't the majority of the country's population. So clearly the silent majority are all for racism, the far-right and fascism. You are in your own bubble of those few decent people in the noisy minority, clearly.
Tongue definitely in cheek, by the way, in case it needs pointing out to some. |
Marching doesn’t make you the “silent majority”, it just makes you part of a loud crowd for the day. In a country of ~70 million, even 200k–500k isn’t exactly representative.
And calling everyone who disagrees with you racist, far-right or fascist isn’t helping anything, it just shuts down any real discussion.
People can have concerns or different views without being labelled. That’s kind of the point of living in a democratic country. | | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:59 - Mar 29 with 654 views | BRIDGHAMBLUE |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 16:49 - Mar 29 by urbanpenguin |
100%, me too.
I am not sure it was 500,000 - looking at the aerial photos and walking from back to front I think perhaps 200,000, but I know attendance is a bit of a game between organisers, police, media etc - and what really is important is visibility, solidarity, and expression, as you point out. That was in abundance, more than the Robinson march (and less angry) and in all its diversity and richness.
It was exactly what I needed after what Farage & Fashton did to us. |
Fair enough if people want to march, that’s their right, but visibility doesn’t equal being right, and it definitely doesn’t equal majority.
Also, framing everything as “good vs far-right” is a massive oversimplification. Not everyone who disagrees with you is extreme, it just means they’ve got a different view.
Debate would get a lot further if people dropped the labels and actually listened to each other. | | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:01 - Mar 29 with 640 views | urbanpenguin |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:59 - Mar 29 by BRIDGHAMBLUE |
Fair enough if people want to march, that’s their right, but visibility doesn’t equal being right, and it definitely doesn’t equal majority.
Also, framing everything as “good vs far-right” is a massive oversimplification. Not everyone who disagrees with you is extreme, it just means they’ve got a different view.
Debate would get a lot further if people dropped the labels and actually listened to each other. |
OK. Noted.
If 200,000 people were on an anti-fascist march it's totally your prerogative to think that they are wrong or that you do not agree with the aims of that march.
I guess you could call yourself an anti-anti-fascist, unless there's a more simple word to use. | | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:03 - Mar 29 with 633 views | vapour_trail |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:56 - Mar 29 by BRIDGHAMBLUE |
To be honest, this is exactly the problem with the whole discussion.
Going on a march, whether it’s 50k, 200k or 500k,doesn’t automatically make you morally right, just like someone attending a football match doesn’t suddenly become an expert on how to run the club. It shows people care about something, which is fair enough, but it’s not a measure of who’s “right” or “wrong”.
Likewise, branding anyone who doesn’t agree as racist, far-right or fascist just shuts down any proper conversation. It’s no different to calling people “snowflakes” the other way—both sides end up talking past each other.
And in the context of a country of around 70 million people, even the higher estimates being thrown around are still a relatively small proportion. It’s not a “silent majority”, it’s just one group of people expressing a view, same as others do.
The UK is one of the most diverse and tolerant countries in the world. That doesn’t mean everything is perfect, but it does mean we should be able to debate issues, like immigration, politics, or even a football club meeting a politician, without instantly assuming the worst about each other.
At the end of the day, someone meeting Nigel Farage or attending a march doesn’t define them as good or bad. It’s just part of living in a country where people are allowed different opinions. |
Great stuff.
What’s your view on honesty? |  |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:11 - Mar 29 with 603 views | syntaxerror |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:01 - Mar 29 by urbanpenguin |
OK. Noted.
If 200,000 people were on an anti-fascist march it's totally your prerogative to think that they are wrong or that you do not agree with the aims of that march.
I guess you could call yourself an anti-anti-fascist, unless there's a more simple word to use. |
Debate is fine, but should we accept someone be allowed to be outwardly racist in the spirit of debate? [Post edited 29 Mar 20:25]
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:14 - Mar 29 with 591 views | Swansea_Blue |
Balls, sorry accidental upvote by mistake. Obvious it was meant to be a downvote because anyone trying to drive a wedge between fans at this time is a c**nt. |  |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:16 - Mar 29 with 579 views | mrfixit426 |
Anyone using the term "lefty," usually has the IQ of a jellybean. |  | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:25 - Mar 29 with 545 views | CrayonKing |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 19:56 - Mar 29 by BRIDGHAMBLUE |
To be honest, this is exactly the problem with the whole discussion.
Going on a march, whether it’s 50k, 200k or 500k,doesn’t automatically make you morally right, just like someone attending a football match doesn’t suddenly become an expert on how to run the club. It shows people care about something, which is fair enough, but it’s not a measure of who’s “right” or “wrong”.
Likewise, branding anyone who doesn’t agree as racist, far-right or fascist just shuts down any proper conversation. It’s no different to calling people “snowflakes” the other way—both sides end up talking past each other.
And in the context of a country of around 70 million people, even the higher estimates being thrown around are still a relatively small proportion. It’s not a “silent majority”, it’s just one group of people expressing a view, same as others do.
The UK is one of the most diverse and tolerant countries in the world. That doesn’t mean everything is perfect, but it does mean we should be able to debate issues, like immigration, politics, or even a football club meeting a politician, without instantly assuming the worst about each other.
At the end of the day, someone meeting Nigel Farage or attending a march doesn’t define them as good or bad. It’s just part of living in a country where people are allowed different opinions. |
ahhh, we're back to downplaying it as just a meeting again? cool |  | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:31 - Mar 29 with 530 views | syntaxerror |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:16 - Mar 29 by mrfixit426 |
Anyone using the term "lefty," usually has the IQ of a jellybean. |
Yep, they should know the correct terminology is ‘far woke’ now.
It so odd that woke is used as an insult, I take it as a compliment that I am awake to the social injustices of this world.
As an aside, what is the opposite of woke? Ignorant? | | | |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:32 - Mar 29 with 520 views | vapour_trail |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:31 - Mar 29 by syntaxerror |
Yep, they should know the correct terminology is ‘far woke’ now.
It so odd that woke is used as an insult, I take it as a compliment that I am awake to the social injustices of this world.
As an aside, what is the opposite of woke? Ignorant? |
I think it’s c&@t, actually. | |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 21:09 - Mar 29 with 454 views | Swansea_Blue |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 20:31 - Mar 29 by syntaxerror |
Yep, they should know the correct terminology is ‘far woke’ now.
It so odd that woke is used as an insult, I take it as a compliment that I am awake to the social injustices of this world.
As an aside, what is the opposite of woke? Ignorant? |
Now I’m confused. I thought they’d moved on to the more foreign sounding wokerati? (Oh, the irony).
I’m a bit out of touch though. Is ‘sheeple’ still a thing? What about libtards and snowflakes? Is it all down to Big Pharma, Globalists, WEF and The Jews?
It’s so hard to keep up with their diligently investigated and independently verifiable attack lines, arf. | |
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| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 22:08 - Mar 29 with 401 views | syntaxerror |
| How are all the lefty snowflakes today? on 21:09 - Mar 29 by Swansea_Blue |
Now I’m confused. I thought they’d moved on to the more foreign sounding wokerati? (Oh, the irony).
I’m a bit out of touch though. Is ‘sheeple’ still a thing? What about libtards and snowflakes? Is it all down to Big Pharma, Globalists, WEF and The Jews?
It’s so hard to keep up with their diligently investigated and independently verifiable attack lines, arf. |
Libtard is still very relevant, if you need to prove you are a total knuckledragger. | | | |
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