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Far-right response to Southport Outrage And Ongoing Violent Disorder


A protest has been planned for Saturday afternoon to take place outside the Reform UK headquarters, with the organisers accusing Mr Farage of “inciting and making excuses for racist and fascist rioters.”

“A pogrom has been unfolding across the UK involving surging racist attacks of extreme and vicious violence,” they said. “Join the protest at Reform UK on Saturday 10 August at 2.30pm as part of the National Day of Protest against the far right.”

But, speaking to The Independent, Mr Farage dubbed the planned demonstration “absolutely disgusting, inciteful behaviour”.

The fucking bare-faced cheek of the cunt. :D
 
I have been reading the liberal fuckwit daily, Huffington Post. I don't think putting Farage in the "far right" thing is very wise. After a bout of ultra-violence I think there needs to be some ramping down of the rhetoric. Personally, if I was Keir Stalin I would tell James O'Brien to shut his fucking trap for a bit. None if them believe in free speech anyway.

And thinking of these "far" groups, it is interesting that The Times are trying to expand the debate to the "far left". For them, this includes the pro-Gaza protests. I have the inkling this will be discussed in the coming weeks. Look out for it. The "far" group criterion has always been a slippery concept, so it is easy to manipulate this to mean anything to the left of Keir Stalin's """socialism""".
Do you realise how daft you sound?
 
Putting Farage in the far-right camp is absolutely the best strategy. It forces him to deny it, leading to him repudiating other elements of the far right (eg. Andrew Tate). This is a tactic used frequently by the right and State against the left, precisely because it's effective at isolating the more radical fringe from people chasing after respectability.
 
Putting Farage in the far-right camp is absolutely the best strategy. It forces him to deny it, leading to him repudiating other elements of the far right (eg. Andrew Tate). This is a tactic used frequently by the right and State against the left, precisely because it's effective at isolating the more radical fringe from people chasing after respectability.
Also he is
Little nazi drummer boy
 
Putting Farage in the far-right camp is absolutely the best strategy. It forces him to deny it, leading to him repudiating other elements of the far right (eg. Andrew Tate). This is a tactic used frequently by the right and State against the left, precisely because it's effective at isolating the more radical fringe from people chasing after respectability.

It is, but just because its effective on occasion doesn't mean it should be used.

Suggesting people like Tate, Farage, or Trump are far right implies that they occupy a strand of thought within politics (with all that entails) when the likelihood is that their activity is exclusively aimed at their own benefit - they do not generally build movements (as in genuine movements that are empowered to do things for themselves rather than things that are under their control and which their followers consume), and its hard to think of a policy that they wouldn't discard or ignore.

In that sense saying Farage is far right actually legitimises him, whereas I think it would be much more effective if we didn't treat him as a politician of any hue and instead pointed to his endless money-making schemes aimed at his own fans.
 
I think I've just lost a client, which I've been wanting to do anyway, he's a pain in the arse all round, and always needs chasing for payment, so I am not bothered TBH.

Anyway, he mentioned before the GE that he was going to vote Reform, so that was another reason for not wanting to deal with him, he phoned a few minutes ago looking for a job to be done ASAP, I said sorry, but I am flat out ATM, I am not, far from it, but I can be choosy who I deal with

For some reason he started talking about the riots, I wasn't really listening until...

He said, 'that Starmer bloke was bang out of order calling the protesters far-right thugs.'

Me, 'I agree, he should have correctly described them as a bunch of fascists and neo-Nazis.'

And, he just hung up. 🤷‍♂️ :D
It's everywhere, in my local in green leaf (most expensive pub in the area)Surrey yesterday I heard a family talking, the daughter was like ' listen to my accent I'm as English as they come' ,the father then chipped in 'I'm not far right, just right' and it really depressed.me, although the bar staff who are much younger than me, thought it gross, which has given me hope.
 
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