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Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 19:15 ooooh, an angry bumble-bee.

I like it!

 

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 19:09 Would you say it is moronic hypocrisy to respect an individual’s request to be named Eve rather than Steve, SBT3-AG?

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 18:57 I must admit I’d have to be paid good money to try to explain the relation between Yaxley-Lennon’s message and your politics in a way you’d take on board. 

But have this for free - you actually identify with him as a victim of some kind of imaginary evil liberal establishment  that is actually the interest of anyone normal going about their daily business. Just accept it - you are a victim because your brain is dead, Milly.

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 18:44 I don’t give a toss about his name. What I care about is how he is using braindead wankers like you to try to fuck things up for everyone else.

Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 18:16 ‘I have always been a bit baffled by those calling him Yaxley-Lennon as though he affected a name change to convey a different image of himself and calling him by his real name is some sort of embarrassment for him’

it’s said by the same nauseating liberal retards that cry about ‘dead naming’ when calling a tranny by their real name. 

so they obviously think it’s as spiteful as can be.

...And use of the term nauseating liberal retards isn't pathetic then Jaan?

Righto.

 





 

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 18:38 Your brain is clearly too basic to work out this thread is about Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, not me Milly.

Do try to keep up with the rest of us.

Moncurs Putting Iron" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 16:37

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 11:54 Do people use the surname "Yaxley Lennon" to convey some sort of elitist, entitled establishment status on him?

When I married my first wife (both from Romford) we adopted a double-barrelled name - nothing "fancy Dan" about it at all - clearly stated that marriage didn't imply ownership.

 

 

Mike,

Not necessarily. If someone with a  perceived working class name changed it to something thought would  present better to a middle or upper class audience, I would take the piss out of them and deliberately use their birth name. 

This individual has done the opposite but for the same reason, so he gets the same treatment by me.

It's not the name that is being sneered at, its the reason for the change. As if the working man buys into him because he is called Tommy Smith and is one of us as a result? Pretty insulting really.

The fact that this individual has done the reverse, just garners the same response.

It's not the name, its the name change and the underlying reasons for it.

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 18:28 Why doesn’t he just go about using his real name? Seems like a perfectly normal thing to do.

Mike,

Not necessarily. If someone with a  perceived working class name changed it to something thought would  present better to a middle or upper class audience, I would take the piss out of them and deliberately use their birth name. 

This individual has done the opposite but for the same reason, so he gets the same treatment by me.

It's not the name that is being sneered at, its the reason for the change. As if the working man buys into him because he is called Tommy Smith and is one of us as a result? Pretty insulting really.

The fact that this individual has done the reverse, just garners the same response.

It's not the name, its the name change and the underlying reasons for it.

The real Tommy Robinson, from whom Yaxley took his name, was a prominent member of the Luton Town MIGs, a football hooligan crew which follows Luton Town FC.[sup][10][/sup] The pseudonym successfully hid his identity and criminal history until the connection was uncovered in July 2010 by Searchlight magazine.[sup][11][/sup][sup][12][/sup] He has also used the names Andrew McMaster, Paul Harris,[sup][13][/sup] Wayne King,[sup][14][/sup][sup][15][/sup] and Stephen Lennon.[sup][13][/sup]

I got given a nick-name back in 2003 whilst on a contract (if you want to focus on what it is, then go and re-read the first paragraph of this post).

It followed me around the world, so much so that agencies were using it within a few years to confirm they were talking to the right person, and it followed me into the village where I plan to see out the rest of my life, mostly due to the fact that SE Asians have difficulty in pronouncing my birth/family name.

Let me guess the nick name
Gout and about?
Toe sucker?
Bog bore?
Tootsie?

How is the mud hut going in the poverty stricken village you plan to see out the rest of your creepy life?
 

Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 11:54 Do people use the surname "Yaxley Lennon" to convey some sort of elitist, entitled establishment status on him?

When I married my first wife (both from Romford) we adopted a double-barrelled name - nothing "fancy Dan" about it at all - clearly stated that marriage didn't imply ownership.

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 12:30 When an alpha lobster gets beaten to his mating partner by another alpha lobster, his brain literally collapses so he can be a gamma lobster. This is what is happening to Milly right now.

Hammer and Pickle" wrote: ↑29 Oct 2024, 12:42 Not changing the subject at all - see, Yaxley-Lennon is a niche political agitator and you and all the other gamma-brains out there are that niche.