"Remembrance day, WTF!"

[Sydney_Iron]

"As a proud Englishman living abroad im shocked at some of the reports coming out of the UK. 2000 Police in and around Central London to stop any trouble, 24-hour guard on the Cenotaph to protect it from attack. Veterans told DON'T wear medals, military berets etc on the way to Remembrance services across the UK. Poppy sellers attacked; War memorials vandalized. This stuff is unbelievable, WTF is going on! UK,Dogs etc"

[Hammer and Pickle]

"You don’t like those freedoms? Well I’m glad to say that thanks to the secular society that’s your choice. And that also means you don’t have the legal right deny my enjoyment of those freedoms, however much you falsely claim they are making me suffer."

[wils]

"""it has contributed to building a degree of freedom and prosperity unprecedented in history."" Even if that was true - I would argue the opposite - understanding freedom as an end in itself is what has brought on this misery. Freedom to identify as what you want, freedom from what's is perceived as out dated sexual morality (Louise Perry's book on the sexual revolution is good on this), freedom from the constraints of child rearing. All of it seductive to a midwit but toxic to the human condition. Look at the people thriving around you, religious people are over represented in nearly every sphere from the football pitch to the boardroom. None of that proves the existence of God or the truth of any particular religion, but my point is thinking that you are superior or society is improved where religious observance declines is wishful thinking."

[Hammer and Pickle]

"Wils A characteristic of the West is a division between the secular public sphere and the world of personal belief and religion. And yes, I am ready to argue that does make people in the West more rational and it has contributed to building a degree of freedom and prosperity unprecedented in history."

[wils]

"And lack of religion (if that's even possible as it just takes less formal forms: see Wokeism) gains you what? Makes people more rational? Is that what you see around you in this secular society? Or are people filling their Sundays with deep and meaningful things like shopping and watching their families disintegrate around them as they pop increasing amounts of anti-depressants? You may not believe and you may have a very good reasons to want to grind your axe against X religion but spare me the smugness that it's ushered in a better, happier society as that's not what I see when I look at modern secular west."

[Darlo Debs]

RM10 my mum.got a smack.when she was a kid by her nan for telling the priest collecting from them.to fuck.off and that tbe wealthy Church with their gold statues should be giving money to.the poor not taking it from.them...or whatever that was in Spanish.. She was a feisty one bless her soul..

[RM10]

Religion another level of establishment that want your money

[Hammer and Pickle]

"Oh good. Out of interest, how do you intend to demonstrate that?"

[Leavemyarcelona]

Hammer and sickle Everyone condemns the Catholic Churches and the bishops for what they done.

[Hammer and Pickle]

“Calling out religion and peoples warped fucked up interpretation of it is a much needed right of the people” Right on brother! See you’ve changed your views on a women’s right to abortion and the Catholic Church’s atrocious record of abuse and paedophlia in its foster homes around the globe.

[Nutsin]

"Hate speech a crime only punishable if you are white. Fuck off with your weak pathetic acceptance of allowing the Gov’t to choose who can say what. Calling out religion and peoples warped fucked up interpretation of it is a much needed right of the people. To simply be forced to sit back and have to tolerate the Nonsense that some believe is fucking mental. Fuck all those who use “hate speech” and “systemic racism” in their vocabulary. You are all a bunch of retards, and those that allow it and are intimidated by it are the bigger retards. Time to get some common sense back."

[BRANDED]

I would posit most of them are probably more sensible than you.

[Mike Oxsaw]

"BRANDED 2:18 Tue Nov 14 And? Is their faith in their own religion so weak that it cannot survive against a few ""nasty words"" spoken about it? Not much of a religion that, if that's the case, and even less faith."

[BRANDED]

MO The vast majority of people in the World are religious.

[Bonds78]

Excellent work from KK here. https://youtu.be/mGIX6BN7rbs?si=vF1i60urYRoS_UjX

[Mike Oxsaw]

"BRANDED 12:22 Tue Nov 14 You do recognise that, these days, dissing somebody's religious beliefs = upsetting their feels = hate crime. The more religiously pious you are, the more entitled you are to protection/revenge/whatever. It's all a bit ""MY god is better than your god."". You'd think we were living back in 1023, not 2023, with such thinking."

[BRANDED]

MOST people were not there for a ruck. They were there expressing their beliefs. It doesnt matter if yoi agree with them or not. Its what a liberal democracy allows. That is tge difference between us and those who dont allow it.

[wils]

Anyone pissed off with the terrorist supporting marches would do well attend this one. There should be a cross section of people there including politicians which should stop the press writing it off as a bunch of 'far right' coked up hooligans. A big attendance at this will be perfect retort to the Hamas march on Remembrance weekend. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/national-solidarity-march-against-antisemitism-registration-757934651947

[wils]

Anyone pissed off with the terrorist supporting marches would do well attend this one. There should be a cross section of people there including politicians which should stop the press writing it off as a bunch of 'far right' coked up hooligans. A big attendance at this will be perfect retort to the Hamas march on Remembrance weekend. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/national-solidarity-march-against-antisemitism-registration-757934651947

[Moncurs Putting Iron]

"Look it's really simple. Palestine Protesters were bang out of order, deliberately picking that one day to peacefully protest, was a deliberately inflamatory act. Our veterans have earned this day to remember the fallen and the vast majority of the public want to pay them respect. EDL and anyone looking for the excuse for a tear up were bang out of order, for exactly the same reason. I dont think Braverman was wrong groups presented different challenges to the Police: the Palestine Protesters had the potential to become violent, the EDL organised 'protection' were actively looking for it to get violent. Pathetic from both parties. Quiet dignified remembrance was the loser."

[Hammer and Pickle]

"Well I never - calling out miserable fanatics posturing as patriots on Remembrance Sunday is now ""short-term thinking"". OK then, let's have some of the long-term wisdom - let me guess, something to do with ""natural law"" and how Muslims breed faster than anyone else?"

[Nutsin]

"Mike, I agree, all these short term thinkers will wonder what’s hit them."

[Mike Oxsaw]

"Nutsin 5:30 Tue Nov 14 Hasn't that process already started, with snowflakes telling us what we can and cannot say, what questions we can and cannot ask, what can and cannot be taught in schools and what we can and cannot even laugh at? If they could control what we can and cannot think - or even think at all - a leaderless intellectual vacuum would exist, just waiting for a power change at the highest level. Somebody needs to step up to the line and change the mindsets of people who only think in short term, which is generally to drive up personal wealth acquisition, which will also soon be brought under higher control, too."

[Nutsin]

"An Islamic Britain will be hell. There will be no free speech, democracy or freedom of the individual. There will be pressures to convert, & with open discrimination to non-Muslims. Paying Jizya, higher taxes will be the least of our problems. Jews will have no option but to leave. The economy will be in freefall & Britain may well default on its debts, meaning abject poverty. It will purgatory, look at the Middle East, West Asia & North Africa. Some wise words I just read on Twitter. So I won’t take credit for them but I’ll leave them here."

[alan devonshire]

"Everybody is so aggressive and well informed nowadays, whatever happened to our days of innocence when ‘Tynan yellow ribbon round the old oak tree’ would keep us going for weeks?"

[WHU(Exeter)]

I miss the days of posts from 'Anon'