Brexit Party Rally



Brexit Party MEP David Bull isn't very bright based on this with direct trains and he can fly from Stansted to Strasbourg! The comments are amusing with some of them below:

"His objection seems to be that Strasbourg is a long way from the place where he lives. It's quite close to where a lot of other people live, but they're mostly not British so they don't count."

"Your own words condemn you. You take three trains in the UK and just one in France. Most of your journey time and almost all of the inconvenience is in the UK. You also seem to be blissfully unaware that you can change trains in Stratford and don't need to go into London."

"Yes fancy wanting a job as an MEP and finding out that it requires travel to Europe, and there are two sites. Did he not check the brief?"

"It takes just 4h54 London to Strasbourg with one easy same-station change in Lille, thanks to Europe ‘s growing high-speed rail network - bringing people together."


The Green Party MEP, ALexandra Phillips has remarkably managed to go direct:

 
Godwin's Law indeed. Let's not talk about the very real threat of rising populism / right wing extremism across Europe for fear that someone might use the 'N' word and lose the argument.

Funny how people invoke 'lest we forget' to recognise the bravery of our military veterans, but don't seem to apply it to the horrors of fascism just 80 years ago.

Let's keep the spectre of fascism at the forefront of our minds, 'lest we forget'.
The left with those lovable rougues antifa at the front seem as facist as the people they attack
 
Godwin's Law indeed. Let's not talk about the very real threat of rising populism / right wing extremism across Europe for fear that someone might use the 'N' word and lose the argument.

Funny how people invoke 'lest we forget' to recognise the bravery of our military veterans, but don't seem to apply it to the horrors of fascism just 80 years ago.

Let's keep the spectre of fascism at the forefront of our minds, 'lest we forget'.

Being right wing or populist does not make a person a fascist.
Wanting self governance & freedom does not make a person a fascist.
Putting your own house in order ahead of others does not make a person a fascist.

Remind me who drives the EU..... mostly a Franco-German alliance....... and you are looking for fascists?

Lest we forget that millions died for freedom & democracy.
 
The Brexit Party are pretty childish and petty for doing that, but I suppose they got exactly the response they were looking for both within the EU and on social media. It gives them free headlines over a pretty minor thing and sets the tone for their stay in the EU parliament.

As for Far Left violence, AnitFa kicked off again in Portland last weekend: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...o-portland-proud-boys-alt-right-a8981331.html

And sadly, that mentality is creeping over here judging by the recent anti-Trump protests. There were reports of quick dry cement being added to milkshakes too... Those anti fascists really look like a bunch of common law fascists don't they? Masks, coshes, bricks, etc.
 
Fascism is an authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization. Those who want such a government / social organisation are fascists. If you want self governance under such a system you are a fascist. If 'putting your own house in order' involves wanting an authoritarian and nationalistic right wing system of government that's fascism.

Why are you associating a 'Franco-German alliance' (which doesn't actually exist, by the way) with fascism? Putin's Russia is a fascist entity, the EU is not. And why are you associating the efforts of world war veterans with a vote to leave the EU?

Yep, freedom and democracy, and to free Europe and save ourselves from fascist dictatorships. Anyone who actually believes the EU in any way replicates a fascist dictatorship needs to understand the term better. It was noticeable during the DDay commemoration how many veterans spoke proudly of being European.

........characterised by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and strong regimentation of society and of the economy.

Sounds like the EU to me....................................... ;) (y)
 
Dictatorial power? No. We have a vote on anything proposed, and a veto on anything we don't like.

Forcible suppression of opposition? No. Members disagree and use vetoes all the time without any 'punishment'.

Strong regimentation of society? No. The 28 members can run their own societies as they choose.

Strong regimentation of the economy? To a certain extent, yes. It's a European Union. Playing by the same rules is what makes it tick, although some members bother more about obeying the rules than others (France).

So, the EU is not an authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organisation, nor is it characterised by the factors you list, barring (possibly) the last one. Hardly a strong case for calling the EU fascist.
How would you describe Stalinist USSR or our lovely democratic Chinese republic ? Dissidents are disposed of quietly and if you don't agree with the regimes them gulag for you ....
 
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