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[noseall]

How many different ways do you think England is spelled?

How is 'spelled' spelt?

I wonder if a single one of the '*******' got his one?

Too subtle me thinks.

 

[longdogs]

How many different ways do you think England is spelled?

How is 'spelled' spelt?

I wonder if a single one of the '*******' got his one?

Too subtle me thinks.

Ha ha. What rubbish. You used an Americanism and now are to pretending you did it purposely.

Good try Nose

 

[RNReindeer]

It's a sorry state of affairs when people resort to youtube videos to support their arguments, because those videos are posted by the same minded people who watch them.

Damn, am I supposed to post videos I disagree with?

So please explain the logicality of posting youtube videos in support of your racist agenda.
Is it because these videos radicalised you in the first place and you think they may radicalise others?
Or is it because you were already radicalised and you're using these videos, made by like-minded racists, to support your argument, hoping to demonstrate that yours is the realistic and only true opinion?
Or is it that you can't explain your views in a calm, eloquent way so you resort to some other racists' videos to preach your gospel of hate for you?
Or are you the creator of these videos and you wish to exhibit your creative talents?

The acedemic idea of providing supporting evidence to reinforce your argument is to demonstrate that great thinkers in the past share your ideas. Videos from like-minded racists doesn't really merit the title "supporting evidence".


When you do povide such supporting evidence, whether quotes, photographs, results, etc, then you provide links to that evidence so the reader can ascertain that you have used it in the context that it was intended, or in the context that it applies.
To omit the links is tantamount to claiming the work as your own and if it's not your work, then you are guilty of plagiarism. One of the worst academic sins and considered dishonest.

 

[Johnmelad]

It's a sorry state of affairs when people resort to youtube videos to support their arguments, because those videos are posted by the same minded people who watch them.

Damn, am I supposed to post videos I disagree with?

So please explain the logicality of posting youtube videos in support of your racist agenda.
Is it because these videos radicalised you in the first place and you think they may radicalise others?
Or is it because you were already radicalised and you're using these videos, made by like-minded racists, to support your argument, hoping to demonstrate that yours is the realistic and only true opinion?
Or is it that you can't explain your views in a calm, eloquent way so you resort to some other racists' videos to preach your gospel of hate for you?
Or are you the creator of these videos and you wish to exhibit your creative talents?

The acedemic idea of providing supporting evidence to reinforce your argument is to demonstrate that great thinkers in the past share your ideas. Videos from like-minded racists doesn't really merit the title "supporting evidence".


When you do povide such supporting evidence, whether quotes, photographs, results, etc, then you provide links to that evidence so the reader can ascertain that you have used it in the context that it was intended, or in the context that it applies.
To omit the links is tantamount to claiming the work as your own and if it's not your work, then you are guilty of plagiarism. One of the worst academic sins and considered dishonest.

Me I think you are the one who has been radicalised. You write chapter after chapter saying nothing and totally failing to evidence anything you say.

You are totally blind to the truth, the evidence all around you goes unseen.

Take them off - fool.

 

[RNReindeer]

It's a sorry state of affairs when people resort to youtube videos to support their arguments, because those videos are posted by the same minded people who watch them.

Damn, am I supposed to post videos I disagree with?

So please explain the logicality of posting youtube videos in support of your racist agenda.
Is it because these videos radicalised you in the first place and you think they may radicalise others?
Or is it because you were already radicalised and you're using these videos, made by like-minded racists, to support your argument, hoping to demonstrate that yours is the realistic and only true opinion?
Or is it that you can't explain your views in a calm, eloquent way so you resort to some other racists' videos to preach your gospel of hate for you?
Or are you the creator of these videos and you wish to exhibit your creative talents?

And your answer is.........

Or do you not have an answer?

 

[Johnmelad]

A load of bullsh**

Explain why you think I am racist.

 

[noseall]

Good try Nose

Thanks.

Do you consider yourself a ****** squark?

 

[longdogs]

Good try Nose

Thanks.

Do you consider yourself a ****** squark?

I understand you perfectly well so I guess I must be.

 

[Johnmelad]

More scum of the earth die...


http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...belgium-counter-terror-raids-reports-verviers

 

[JBR]

The more, the merrier.

 

[jockscott]

Is it because these videos radicalised you in the first place and you think they may radicalise others?

Speaking of videos designed to "radicalise" , You've certainly not considered the videos that are radicalising Muslims throughout Europe. (or did you conveniently forget this? (or not even know about them?) As others have already said, "Take those blinkers/rose tinted spectacles off."

 

[Johnmelad]

I have asked this question before, but never got an answer, why is this piece of sh1te not rotting in a prison cell?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmThXXYX1xw

 

[JBR]

I have asked this question before, but never got an answer, why is this piece of sh1te not rotting in a prison cell?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmThXXYX1xw[/QUOTE]

I think we all know the answer. For some reason, the government is happy to allow, or even support, his broadcasting his opinions and his incitements to violence.

Why? Perhaps they are afraid of upsetting his followers. Perhaps they agree with his aims and objectives.

Or perhaps they like to show that they permit free speech. What a shame that they don't extend the same courtesy to everyone.

 

[RNReindeer]

A load of bullsh**

Explain why you think I am racist.

OK. I've time for one quick post, it's been a long day and I haven't eaten dinner yet, and I had to leave this discusson a few days ago.
Why do I think you are a racist?

I have explained the process before but I'll do so again for your benefit, although I suspect your question was just resorting to diversionary tactics because you couldn't answer the questions that I put to you.

Racism, like other prejudices, are taught behaviour patterns.
We learn prejudice during our formative years, from our parents and other peers. It's internalised so endemic into our psyche that we don't see it as prejudice. We have been socialised into that kind of behaviour. We conform to that type of behaviour in order to be accepted into the group. It's human nature.
We then look for reasons to reinforce and justify those prejudices. We find something resembling what we are looking for, because we were looking for it, anything, to justify our irrational behaviour. When we've found something resembling that for which we were searching, we mould it until it fits our purposes. We are no different to any other type of radical extremist.

Some of us were fortunate not to be taught racism in our early years, in our family surroundings. Some of us, even most of us, may have been exposed to racism in our school years, and copied the behaviour in order to be accepted, rather like playing football, or supporting a cicket team, or a political party. It's the desire to be accepted and acceptable to our peers.

Some of us, even most of us, were exposed to other types of prejudice in the family. For me, it was a fear, and thus a hatred of communism. (Showing my age)

As we mature and develop the ability to see ourselves as others see us, some of us realise how pathetically stupid were the prejudices that we were taught. That helps us to recognise and deal with other types of prejudices that we have been exposed to, and possibly adopted.

Unfotunately, some either do not develop the ability to see ourselves as others see us, or fail to recognise the stupidity of the prejudices that we were taught, or fail to compare the stupid fears and hatred with the equally irrational prejudices that we want to retain because they are so deeply embedded in our psyche. We learnt that distasteful behaviour too well.
I think you are a racist because you learnt that kind of behaviour from your parents and/or other peers. It's so deeply embedded that you don't realise it as a taught irrational fear and/or hatred.

So now that I've explained why I think you are a racist, could you answer the question that I put to you before:

It's a sorry state of affairs when people resort to youtube videos to support their arguments, because those videos are posted by the same minded people who watch them.

Damn, am I supposed to post videos I disagree with?

So please explain the logicality of posting youtube videos in support of your racist agenda.
Is it because these videos radicalised you in the first place and you think they may radicalise others?
Or is it because you were already radicalised and you're using these videos, made by like-minded racists, to support your argument, hoping to demonstrate that yours is the realistic and only true opinion?
Or is it that you can't explain your views in a calm, eloquent way so you resort to some other racists' videos to preach your gospel of hate for you?
Or are you the creator of these videos and you wish to exhibit your creative talents?

And your answer is.........

Or do you not have an answer?

 

[DeletedUser]

A load of bullsh**

Explain why you think I am racist.

OK. I've time for one quick post, it's been a long day and I haven't eaten dinner yet, and I had to leave this discusson a few days ago.
Why do I think you are a racist?

I have explained the process before but I'll do so again for your benefit, although I suspect your question was just resorting to diversionary tactics because you couldn't answer the questions that I put to you.

Racism, like other prejudices, are taught behaviour patterns.
We learn prejudice during our formative years, from our parents and other peers. It's internalised so endemic into our psyche that we don't see it as prejudice. We have been socialised into that kind of behaviour. We conform to that type of behaviour in order to be accepted into the group. It's human nature.
We then look for reasons to reinforce and justify those prejudices. We find something resembling what we are looking for, because we were looking for it, anything, to justify our irrational behaviour. When we've found something resembling that for which we were searching, we mould it until it fits our purposes. We are no different to any other type of radical extremist.

Some of us were fortunate not to be taught racism in our early years, in our family surroundings. Some of us, even most of us, may have been exposed to racism in our school years, and copied the behaviour in order to be accepted, rather like playing football, or supporting a cicket team, or a political party. It's the desire to be accepted and acceptable to our peers.

Some of us, even most of us, were exposed to other types of prejudice in the family. For me, it was a fear, and thus a hatred of communism. (Showing my age)

As we mature and develop the ability to see ourselves as others see us, some of us realise how pathetically stupid were the prejudices that we were taught. That helps us to recognise and deal with other types of prejudices that we have been exposed to, and possibly adopted.

Unfotunately, some either do not develop the ability to see ourselves as others see us, or fail to recognise the stupidity of the prejudices that we were taught, or fail to compare the stupid fears and hatred with the equally irrational prejudices that we want to retain because they are so deeply embedded in our psyche. We learnt that distasteful behaviour too well.
I think you are a racist because you learnt that kind of behaviour from your parents and/or other peers. It's so deeply embedded that you don't realise it as a taught irrational fear and/or hatred.

So now that I've explained why I think you are a racist, could you answer the question that I put to you before:

It's a sorry state of affairs when people resort to youtube videos to support their arguments, because those videos are posted by the same minded people who watch them.

Damn, am I supposed to post videos I disagree with?

So please explain the logicality of posting youtube videos in support of your racist agenda.
Is it because these videos radicalised you in the first place and you think they may radicalise others?
Or is it because you were already radicalised and you're using these videos, made by like-minded racists, to support your argument, hoping to demonstrate that yours is the realistic and only true opinion?
Or is it that you can't explain your views in a calm, eloquent way so you resort to some other racists' videos to preach your gospel of hate for you?
Or are you the creator of these videos and you wish to exhibit your creative talents?

And your answer is.........

Or do you not have an answer?

So no specific explanation,just babble...........nice one