is there anything wrong with being 'right wing'
[c=A69800][i]my elderly father is a right wing british nationalist, and i don't agree with all his views but some of them i do.[/i][/c]
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WalksWith · 51-55, F
1. A HELPFUL RULE OF THUMB I BORROWED FROM A FRIEND…
There are people who live in an alternate universe. Filled with alternate facts. And as much as I believe they are deluded… They are equally as convinced that in fact, I am the one who’s deluded. And you know what? …
2. Maybe I am.
So, how can I be confident that my perception is true? It can be quite difficult.
Luckily, I found an easy guide… a barometer if you will.
In times of political confusion, particularly when emotions are running high and creating tunnel vision, …
3. … the presence of Nazis can be an extremely helpful indicator. If I’m attending a local demonstration or political rally, and I see Nazis… neo-Nazis, casual Nazis, master race Nazis, or confederate flag totin’ Nazis… I figure out what side they’re on. …
4. And if they are on my side of the demonstration… I’m on the wrong side.
Look to my right. Is someone standing next to me wearing a 6MWE T-shirt?… I’m on the wrong side.
Look to my left. Is that guy wearing a Camp Auschwitz T-shirt?… I’m on the wrong side. …
5. Are the speakers being applauded for referring to things that Hitler got right?… Yep, wrong side.
Is there a booth set up where one could get a myriad of tattoos depicting swastikas, confederate flags, SS insignia, etc?… I’m on the wrong side. …
6. Some things are relative and politics can absolutely have its opposing sides and gray areas. But Evil and Good are absolutes. So, just look for the Nazis, and make your own decision.
Hope you found this helpful.
There are people who live in an alternate universe. Filled with alternate facts. And as much as I believe they are deluded… They are equally as convinced that in fact, I am the one who’s deluded. And you know what? …
2. Maybe I am.
So, how can I be confident that my perception is true? It can be quite difficult.
Luckily, I found an easy guide… a barometer if you will.
In times of political confusion, particularly when emotions are running high and creating tunnel vision, …
3. … the presence of Nazis can be an extremely helpful indicator. If I’m attending a local demonstration or political rally, and I see Nazis… neo-Nazis, casual Nazis, master race Nazis, or confederate flag totin’ Nazis… I figure out what side they’re on. …
4. And if they are on my side of the demonstration… I’m on the wrong side.
Look to my right. Is someone standing next to me wearing a 6MWE T-shirt?… I’m on the wrong side.
Look to my left. Is that guy wearing a Camp Auschwitz T-shirt?… I’m on the wrong side. …
5. Are the speakers being applauded for referring to things that Hitler got right?… Yep, wrong side.
Is there a booth set up where one could get a myriad of tattoos depicting swastikas, confederate flags, SS insignia, etc?… I’m on the wrong side. …
6. Some things are relative and politics can absolutely have its opposing sides and gray areas. But Evil and Good are absolutes. So, just look for the Nazis, and make your own decision.
Hope you found this helpful.
Northwest · M
[quote]but some of them i do.[/quote]
That's really hard to tell. If it's not like you mostly post about how the UK on the verge of collapse due to its changing demographics.
That's really hard to tell. If it's not like you mostly post about how the UK on the verge of collapse due to its changing demographics.