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Had a thirst for knowledge. Traded privilege and opportunity for knowledge and life experience. Was it a good bargain? I am still trying to work that out.

"If your colours do not match those of the day, accept your weird. But take heart; the twist is yet to come."
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21h ago  The Hub

@SwarmShawarma Very interesting. "Its not racist because the South African ruling class are black" will be the western line and they will largely ignore it. On the other hand there was a time not too long ago then they had a different line on that sort of thing in ZAR...

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1d ago  The Hub

@SeasonedRP Yes George Orwell's 1984 does seem strangely prescient these days. There is no way that these thought criminals will not be convicted.

However when some liberals pulled a statue of one of Bristol's past great charitable benefactors down and threw it into the river, they were let off because they were upset that he had been involved in the slave trade. I fail to see how being upset about history was justification for the damage. Similarly it is almost impossible to be sent to prison for stopping motorways, breaking glass windows of oil companies or spraying paint on monuments and art works because you do not like fossil fuel being burnt.

Its a two tier justice system for sure when it comes to thought. And then there have been many reviews by academics who have concluded that prison does not agree with women, so the should not go. Britain's justice system is broken. They also want to do away with trial by jury for most crimes. This will mean that the elite can enforce their agenda with impunity.

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2d ago  The Hub

@SeasonedRP www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/man-jailed-for-bringing-dog-lead-knuckleduster-to-henry-nowak-protest/ar-AA25i3Gy?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=6a297ba226fb4438b0ac4d0d95381087&ei=13

Sorry here is the link

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2d ago  The Hub

@SeasonedRP Note how long it took to convict this racist murderer. Then note how long it has taken to sentence a man to 2 years in jail for winding his dog lead round his hand at a protest about the murder and the way the police handled it. The British court and prison system are backed up months but for the upper tier it can be shortened right down.

When there were race riots in London a few years back because a notorious black drug dealer was shot by police for having a gun in his car that he appeared to be reaching for, they never got through everyone who smashed the shops up. But you can be sure they will make an example of whites who transgress.

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2d ago  The Hub

@SwarmShawarma My genuine feeling is that nothing should happen to the two arresting officers. They didn't do very well that day but they were doing what they were trained to do. They were enforcing woke on the whites. This is the police policy. For example the police force of the county of Wiltshire (one of the larger British counties but quite rural -population 500,000). Openly and publicly stopped hiring any white males. They congratulated themselves on doing it. West Yorkshire (quite urban, population 2.5 million) police has a similar but not quite so openly stated policy.

Those police officers were unlucky. But they weren't really failing in their duties to uphold wokeness s per the engagement policies of their forces. Its the people who wrote those racist policies who should be in court. They however are safe in the government, police force, civil service and universities, spreading more wokeness and patting each other on the back.

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3d ago  The Hub

@Typo-MAGAshiv Thank goodness sanity prevailed in this verdict. You can't stab someone to death because they push you out of somewhere you are not welcome.

Racial tension has become so high that things are toxic. The answer is de escalation. The problem as I see it is that establishment whites have de escalated completely and other races have used the opportunity to escalate further. We now have a crazy situation where race can be used as an excuse for murder.

Check out this recent one. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Henry_Nowak Sikh boy stabs unarmed white boy to death. Calls police and reports it as a racist attack. Police arrive and handcuff the dying white boy who says "I can't breathe" again and again until he expires. There are not huge race riots across the UK where all the trainers in all the shops get stolen but someone threw a wheelie bin and someone threw a beer can at the police. They are all going to court now and will all go to prison.

And lets not get into the recent attempted beheading in Belfast that was only saved by a skinhead with a hurley.

One side needs to de escalate too.

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3d ago  TheRedPill
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@SwarmShawarma This might seriously get you some money, particularly if you can add details of a false profile of the sort of girl people hit up on Tinder because she looks "like she might".

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4d ago  TheRedPill
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@Typo-MAGAshiv No just to the video. No worries though.

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4d ago  The Hub

@mattyanon I know one of the biggest beneficiaries will be big state. The 2 times I have broken up with a cohabiting woman, both women have contacted me urgently asking me not to give them any money so they can claim benefits off big state.

One rang up furious accusing me of "setting the child support agency on her". "Why would any sane man contact them?" I asked. Someone had no doubt reported her for benefit fraud (she was a very dishonest woman) but it wasn't going to be me. For years I was then trapped constantly communicating with the fuckers every time my self employed income changed. Eventually they left me alone but it was her benefit fraud that landed me with the problem.

Second time it was "I want you to sack me from your company immediately" "Is that legal? don't you need to be given notice? I don't want you later accusing me of anything" "Trust me, I just want to apply for benefits" She was a more honest than average woman so I trusted her.

If big state can make Beta pay for her needs when she has left, it will have shifted yet another thing onto men.

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4d ago  The Hub

@First-light "A fairer end to relationships".

Fairer for who exactly? Let's see if we can guess ....

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Had a thirst for knowledge. Traded privilege and opportunity for knowledge and life experience. Was it a good bargain? I am still trying to work that out.


"If your colours do not match those of the day, accept your weird. But take heart; the twist is yet to come."


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