Comments by "Mesolithic Man" (@mesolithicman164) on "The New Culture Forum"
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Because people in power are so influenced by the US, when the Conservatives start reasserting control in the states there will be a knock on effect in the UK. The UK wokeists will be starved of oxygen from their American counterparts and will start to fall away.
Even now you can see the exodus from the BBC, Maitlis, Sopel, Marr, all scurrying away to a place of refuge, LBC, but no one is interested. All the time they had control of a state funded organ they could carry on, once they're expected to deliver ratings they'll disappear. No one, except for a few metropolitan virtue signallers, is interested in their garbage.
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@joannastanden5816
That's a strange point. Being 50% white, you are part of our culture. But then you are also part of another culture, only you know where you're real allegiance lies.
If the following offends, too bad, some things need saying these days... but I do not accept that an Albanian coming over here in a dinghy will ever feel British, or more specifically, English.
If I moved to Scotland I would not feel 'at home', I could pretend, wear some tartan, but I'm not tied to that land spiritually in the way a native Scotsman is.
It's a deep feeling of belonging, probably the kind of feeling that makes young men risk their lives to fight in wars to protect their homeland.
I feel like that about England, but I can't feel like that about Scotland. Scotland is not 'home'. This idea that anyone can be from anywhere, and anywhere is home, is a gimmick designed by Internationalists who see the whole world as a customer base. But look back through history and you will see people of any and all cultures fight to protect the place they call home.
English people don't have anywhere else to go, so at some point they will have to say we need to protect our land.
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@EJS1972
Interesting observation.
Personally, I don't think we're a good fit for Europe. Canada, Australia and NZ are crazy woke, so maybe America is the most obvious connection for us.
I do think that we need to reverse this Declinism that afflicts middle class British liberals. Britain has a strong entrepreneurial bent, a history of making quality goods ( Rolls Royce, Aston Martin, Saville Row, etc) music and the creative industries. We can be great, but we need to get past this BBC loser mindset.
After 50 years of progressive politics we now find ourselves worse off than when we did things in the traditional, tried and tested, way.
The best way forward is to go backward.
That's the future.
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