I find it funny that Lord Tebbit outlived Marty in the end.
Matthew Cruz
Why are Americans incapable of seeing that Capitalism is the driving force behind most of the "liberal" and "leftist" things they complain about?
Ryder Rivera
He's been amazingly brutal in his statements about Martys death too.
Based Tebbit
Logan Perez
Most people don't care about politics let alone economic models. Capitalism broadly delivers.
John Price
>3 Brit Sup Forumss under 300
We don't deserve an empire.
Kevin Taylor
I'm specifically referring to the ones on Sup Forums which suggests a degree of interest.
Owen Ramirez
rate my brand new art [oc]
Joshua Brown
can you change your citizenship by descent rule now that you're leaving the EU?
Tyler Hernandez
This was made first, the nonce made the other one in spite. ah right
Noah Nelson
>the extension of the franchise was a good thing
Caleb Flores
Nice
Samuel Davis
Too bad communism literally means the destruction of culture and ethnic peoples.
>russian revolution: all churches destroyed, book burnings, progoms and gulags >chinese revolution: book burning, confucianism outlawed, buddhism outlawed, 50 million dead
The dichotomy is part of the problem. Neither of them are beneficent.
Sebastian James
did you guys remember to drink some milk today
Parker Collins
I'm tempted to say we should use gold-backed currency and have an entirely isolationist economy of farmers where we can rebuild our island culture but then I realise that's about as agrarian as polpot.
Jeremiah Thompson
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Adrian Myers
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Isaiah Adams
rate my story idea
Bunch of people sabotage a trade union by working for them and then demanding more money, holidays, pension etc, getting all the existing staff to join them and striking when their demands aren't met
Basically using their own tactics against them
Jayden Sanchez
At least there is some solace in the fact that the ethnic and tribal identities of Arabs are equally condemned in the Homogeneous Global Future.
Carson Edwards
8 DAYS
Noah White
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Jonathan Cooper
fookin halfa jaffa
Chase Evans
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF LABOUR
Aiden Carter
>German parade >there is literally a sandnig in the back ground take the dish cloth off your head then we can talk about whats good for a country
Liam Russell
>celebrating the 38th anniversary of the islamic revolution in iran >in manchester islamic centre I'm triggered before even getting to Labour.
Blake Cooper
Anyone watching Ruth Davidson rip STIRgeon and the SNP apart? I'm English but this banter is hilarious.
>media shedding tears over Marty McGuinneas like they did with Mandela
I think I'm going to vomit lads.
Easton White
>The plants, the plants are the key to everything in my life. They have been the basis of it and they have been, ultimately, the sole purpose of everything. The plants, here, blooming around us in immensity and glory, everywhere! In the deserts, the arctic, with sand sheer upon the ground, with great flows of blue ice. They're everywhere, circling and going under the ground like veins, veins of pure beauty and being. Look around you here, we're surrounded by them and inundated by these beautiful green forms of life. To the left and to the right and to the north and to the south, to the east and to the west. But there are also insects. Have you ever read Maurice Maeterlinck's Life of the Bee? It's a glorious book. A book about the nature of the hive; the great architecture of these beings beyond death that represent an exoskeleton of life that contains no life in human form because they are reduced essentially to the matter of function. Insects. They are function. They have no false concept of individuality, they serve the whole, which is them - spiritually. Each insect is a part of a greater whole, they have one soul, headed in this case by the queen, superintended upon by slaves who nurture her in the nectar of their own milk - the egalitarian mass of people. The more I looked at these insects, the more I saw them, the more I looked at them through a magnifying glass, I wanted...I wanted to destroy them! I had a decision to make. And even as I looked at them through the magnifying glass I had the belief that I could refract the sun down, through the glass, unto them so as to destroy what was there. And it was when I looked at evolution that I came to the decision upon which my entire life has been based hitherto; that's too destructive, keep the insects to harvest the plants.
Cooper Parker
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Michael Jackson
I know lad.
Parker Thompson
>Evolution begins in the seas, it begins with the severing of cells, each one from another. The amoebae split, they bifurcated one as against another forming new cellular forms of life. Then they became fishes, they flowed in the oceans and soon amphibians flopped upon the land and moved about. Reptiles emerged out of these creatures, then larger ones, then larger ones again. They came forwards great claws and teeth, hungering for new prey, all over the plant surrounded by islets and volcanoes. These creatures finally gave way, a meteor hit the Earth and all that was left were mammals. They began small and furry, scurrying in the undergrowth, again in the plants! Without them nothing at all. These creatures moved onwards and upwards until semi-humanoids began to take shape. Finally we emerged. After several thousand years of development what have we done with what we've got?! A bit of culture, a few Gods, a few cathedrals, a bit of knowledge. Work followed by television, that's what 21st century life is for most people. All we have around us are insects. 40% of people in a Western society don't own a book. I sense a distaste for them all. Everywhere, philistinism, ignorance, absence of science, no one thinking of progress, no one thinking about how we could go on, biologically, from where we are now to where we have to get in order to become divine. I began to see a rancidness there, pure function without any prospect of evolutionary growth because it was circular whereas the plants go onwards because they evolve up towards the sun.
Isaac Hughes
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Michael Jones
I was watching earlier but got bored as fuck and started watching old robot wars instead.
My great uncle grew up in a 2 bedroom house in Coventry with 4 siblings. When he was 18 he did an apprenticeship with Rolls-Royce and was set up in aerospace engineering for the rest of his life. Where did we go wrong?
Parker Campbell
Aye. Based af.
Luke Anderson
Why are all Green Party's, no matter if they're in England or Scotland, why are they such fucking cucks?
Jayden Hall
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Jackson Walker
That's Are Girl.
Liam Peterson
>Where did we go wrong? we let the companies jew the government into believing these were good for people looking for work, as opposed to being a goodf way for them to get cheap labour
Carter Adams
Political terrorism is a right thing to do though
Samuel Peterson
>muh free market
Jace Flores
Lads, I've just eaten 7 rashers of bacon and 4 slices of bread
Nicholas Carter
Idiot desu. Both sides were guilty in the troubles. One side glorifying its violence isn't an excuse to glorify our own.
Logan Johnson
>t. enlightened centrist
Julian Davis
Thanks a lot (((capitalists)))
Jacob Taylor
Rewatched the big Brexit debate that was on just before the referendum today.
Bojo's speech was so brilliant at the end.
Nicholas Watson
>violence is ok if I'm using it to get what I want
You sound like antifa chimp m8
Easton Morris
>state run business >capitalist
Andrew Thomas
nothing wrong with violence you cuck
Jose Kelly
So you have no issue with Hezbollah, Hamas or the PLO blowing your people up?
That's good to know.
Dylan Hughes
>Reacting to the former Northern Ireland deputy first minister's death, Lord Tebbit, who was seriously injured in the blast, said the world was a "sweeter and cleaner" place.
>The peer, who was Margaret Thatcher's trade and industry secretary at the time of the bombing, asserted the former IRA commander had only turned to peace to "save his own skin".
>"He was not only a multi-murderer, he was a coward," said Lord Tebbit.
>"He knew that the IRA were defeated because British intelligence had penetrated right the way up to the Army Council and that the end was coming.
>"He then sought to save his own skin and he knew that it was likely he would be charged before long with several murders which he had personally committed and he decided that the only thing to do was to opt for peace.
>"He claimed to be a Roman Catholic. I hope that his beliefs turn out to be true and he'll be parked in a particularly hot and unpleasant corner of hell for the rest of eternity."
>The peer said he could not forgive Mr McGuinness for his terrorist past because "forgiveness requires confession of sins and repentance". "There was none of that," he added.
>that bit about McGuinness being a Catholic
S A V A G E A V A G E
Christian Price
>some lefty cucks got shot so that justifies a 3 decade bombing campaign
Samuel Hughes
Fuck this shit seriously, I know some lines were worthless but so many were not >how to trigger country bumpkins with no good public transport
Bentley Green
Did you read my post mate? I'm saying that violence isn't justified by anything.
Katie isn't attractive generally, but the way she answers questions, her attitude and the way she seems to bounce around the chamber is really attractive in this debate.
Blake Brown
Giant's Causeway is so fucking magical
Jaxson Robinson
>universal morality US doing it - good THEM doing it - bad
Thomas Russell
Why did you start using an Israeli proxy anyway?
Logan Lewis
Deeeyam.... Does anyone have the one of Theresa swallowing a fish? Everytime I see her laughing like this I see a tuna slowly going down her gullet.
Easton Morales
>0:50 >balding twink cuck
Ayden King
No no.. You have no problem with Hezbollah, Hamas or the PLO. You can't have your cakes, cookies and muffins all at the same time... Sorry but the world doesn't work like that. America is stinky and got blown the fuck out on 9/11 and during the Boston Marathon. If they don't like terrorism on their doorstep, they shouldn't fund it.
Logan Bell
You're literally no better than 'them'
Juan Bennett
That would be the Jews, not capitalism I think he stopped using proxy for once
Ryder Rivera
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Daniel Phillips
Same thing mate.
Kevin Young
Exactly. It's the way she is so confident, able to stand up for herself and easily smack him down is just fucking sexy.
Elijah Jenkins
The way she says arse when she's complaining about fat cunts on planes gave me a chub desu
Dominic Peterson
>You can't have your cakes, cookies and muffins all at the same time... Yes we can
Michael Sullivan
kek.
No actually you can't, because I say so and I am your God so you will listen to me and worship me and lick my feet. Good goy.
Nathan Gray
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA get outta here moralfag ponce. There is nothing wrong with killing your political opponents
Sebastian Smith
That was a great video
Julian Cox
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Andrew Baker
I've just finished the leftover sausages from last night lad
And I had a fish finger sandwich for breakfast.
Chase Campbell
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William Ramirez
>get outta here moralfag ponce. There is nothing wrong with killing your political opponents Then you have no problem being killed, you have no problem with the Knesset being blown the fuck up with Bibi and everyone else inside it so that Hezbollah, IRG, PLO and Hamas can take over and all those that oppose those groups can die.
That's good to know you disgusting cut dicked piece of scum slime. YOU DIE NOW, YOU DIE AND YOU DIE IN HELL!
Isaac Lopez
Please make this be true
Parker Anderson
ftp watp
Christian Rogers
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Carson Cox
Do you really believe that by not supporting, and setting an example of not committing, violence you control its acceptability? Do you believe in some superfluous and universal social contract? Nonsense. Life is violence.
