Comments by "Martin Parsons" (@MartinParsons-tr6wi) on "A Labour Government Should FRIGHTEN Us All. To Save Britain We Must REVERSE Blair's Revolution" video.

  1.  @janicelee9709  Quite Janice. I'd like to take that further, but YouTube won't allow it
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  2. Deffo
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  3. ​ @brandonatchison4769  You've failed to accommodate "critical theory" in your reasoning
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  4. He doesn't espouse the accepted narrative
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  5. They teach them to be disdainful early
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  6. ​ @trytellingthetruth.2068  The Spitfire pilots are my role model
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  7. I think he inferred he disapproved of their closure, that the closure was founded on an erroneous belief that had not come to pass (that comprehensives would be improved, and they weren't)
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  8. Good idea
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  9.  @socratesrocks1513  Nicely put. I reckon Socrates would approve
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  10.  @DrGreenGiant  "I don't think anyone is capable of treating everyone equally in general ..." Therefore such legislation renders us all criminal in a Big Brother system. Attempted impartiality before the law was a given before this corruption. I thought gbentley's initial reply put it quite well, and I think we might all agree essentially
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  11.  @jeremyeblack4987  Speaks volumes ... not. Though, perhaps a thing or two about the critic
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  12. It's quasi-marxism.
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  13. The WEF
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  14. "They can never depolarise the immutable opposites of the phenomenal world" succinctly encapsulates the shortcoming of so much idealistic delusion that seems to prevail these days. A commendable statement indeed.
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  15. Do you disapprove of invention ? "What have the Romans ever done for us, eh ?"
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  16.  @janicelee9709  Quite Janice. Though it was apparent early on that Cameron et al were pursuing the Blairite agenda
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  17.  @dirtycitydisco  Your rose tinted specs won't let you see that Blair began privatising the NHS and bankrupted the economy, amongst many other catastrophic blunders. Idealism can't hack reality
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  18.  @dirtycitydisco  Your rose tinted specs won't let you see that Blair began privatising the NHS and bankrupted the economy, amongst many other blunders. Idealism can't cope with reality
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  19. ​ @DrGreenGiant  Legislating for perception amounts to Orwellian Thoughtcrime. As you've more or less inferred, it makes us all guilty
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  20.  @DrGreenGiant  I see what you mean. Repealing the law would be perceived as contentious by some. Beyond my own Draconianism, you might have stumped me. Modern day practise seems to make a habit of creating its own dystopia
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  21. ​Vapid analysis  @jeremyeblack4987 
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  22.  @jeremyeblack4987  Quite. Any fool can shoot stuff down. The constructive stuff is the hard part
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  23. Blair was the architect of a divide and rule agenda
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  24. My interpretation is that it's a "critical theory" vehicle. Descartes was around 200 years before the "woke" concept started to be exploited. In true Orwellian Newspeak, woke is the polar opposite of awake
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  25. Informed guessing usually leads to less partisan conclusions
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  26. ​ @ianHolmes-up2oc .... like a hole in the head
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  27. Blair was the quango guy (though, yes, the last lot have run with it)
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