The Left won in the 60s via the same intense moralising activism and disruption that they practise today, establishments just capitulated to them.
The idea that they got their way by being "fun and jubilant" or even that a majority sympathised with them, is revisionist history.
Can Amerimutts stop using us to deflect from their own intense deracination? Its really tedious.
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The creator of the term "anarcho-tyranny", Sam Francis, believed that laws against possession of pornography and erotica involving children are an example of anarcho-tyranny.
Excerpts taken from his essay "Anarcho-Tyranny, USA".
Just so you know!
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Rees-Mogg and Hitchens actually have completely ahistorical bowdlerised conceptions of Britain as a sort of “decent” individualistic middle class country when we were in fact an imperialist and undemocratic society obsessed with land, rank, birth and military prowess.
You are both fucking morons and your discourse effects nothing.
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St. Thomas, the Angelic Doctor of the Catholic Church, explains the danger of admitting foreigners too quickly to citizenship.
“For they were not at once admitted to citizenship: just as it was law with some nations that no one was deemed a citizen except after two or three generations, as the Philosopher says (Polit. iii, 1). The reason for this was that if foreigners were allowed to meddle with the affairs of a nation as soon as they settled down in its midst, many dangers might occur, since the foreigners not yet having the common good firmly at heart might attempt something hurtful to the people.”
This is sensible immigration policy that all Americans should support, especially Catholics.
Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland are mostly populated by brainless cattle.
Anyone that thinks the union is under any actual threat should be put in a mental asylum.
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Who is ACTUALLY the Greatest Briton? Does British nationalist twitter have a definitive answer?
I actually can't think of an obvious answer, it's something I'd need to really think about, and I think just saying Nelson is too easy.
We've had so many heroes but no clear great men that stand above everybody else like Napoleon, Bismarck or Hitler
