Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "The New Culture Forum" channel.

  1. It’s a criminal organisation!
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  2. I’ll settle for gross incompetence.
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  3. Woke is now broken.
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  4. And boys. We've not even opened a book on the exploitation of young boys.
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  5. I’ve always liked Maggie. Sensible woman, made a few whoopsies - only human - but generally scared the bejaysus out of Labour. Perhaps, though, in retrospect, I had an unfair opinion of Mary Whitehouse.
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  6. The hard Left ex-politicians of Iran could tell you how hung parliaments work…
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  7. I get the impression that those driving this from the top down are extremely fond of white Persian cats.
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  8. It has revealed just how far the establishment is willing to go to maintain control.
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  9. As a mythologist, let me explain something: Deimos and Phobos were twin sons of Ares, Greek god of war, and Aphrodite, goddess of love. Deimos represented the fear that grips men before battle, while Phobos was the fear that strikes during battle. Do you understand that the term Islamophobia is actually cynical?
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  10. And a certain Keir Starmer with the backing of his especial friend, Richard Hermer.
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  11. The government (not sure if just Labour) is being sued by several parties, although some reports state that the action is against the UK. I sincerely hope it’s the former as I really don’t want taxpayer money to be on the line.
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  12. Let's wait and see. I expect the police will pursue this case but I equally expect the current government to put so many impediments in its way, it'll collapse.
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  13.  @MAZ732  the police have been told to keep a lot of investigations under wraps, as we all know. But this one is mega and it's been announced. You know how touchy the public are about the subject, so any attempt to cover it up is going to encounter... difficulties.
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  14. I’m offended that someone is offended by my culture.
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  15. Be very careful which political revolution you're wishing for. The Supreme Court is the House of Lords, a critical part of our constitution, which advises the elected government when it’s breaking the law or making really stupid policy decisions. However, being elected by the people, the government can ignore the Lords if it likes q.v. VAT on private education. The big problem is the ECHR, which the UK actually proposed and saw into international law in 1951. That’s now being cynically weaponised against us by the Blairites.
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  16. I’m not ashamed of the country. We, the people, didn’t do this to ourselves; those in positions of power - public, private, and religion - slyly, then with force, used abuse tactics against us as well as those poor girls.
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  17. Up until the point Dixon of Dock Green was cancelled.
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  18. Uniparty collaborators frightened of militant Islam kicking off unless they bend the knee and offer the jizya.
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  19. I'm definitely getting more phobic about groups of people threatening my country.
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  20. That’s why we need Reform.
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  21. Wrong side, sweetie. Labour are extremely Left, although not all are going to be Red-y to join Corbyn’s new Party.
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  22. @carolinemcgovern8059 the 23rd of April is the Saint’s primary feast day for the Western Church. Oh, and he’s also the patron Saint of Lebanon, Palestine (whatever that is), Bulgaria, Greece, and a whole slew more. Attacking this Saint and his flag is, therefore, racist. You’re welcome.
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  23. Oh, dear. Oh, dear. Our armed forces are so weak. No weapons. No resources. No men, and the men we have are all Woke. Oh, dear. Did you know that, before Sun Tzu’s (atttubuted) Art of War was translated into European languages, a certain Machiavelli wrote a treatise of the same title? Dear Niccolo points out that war is the last resort should politics fail, so it’s always best to keep your cards, as it were, close to your chest.
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  24. The entitled bully’s handbook is still the same whether it’s DV or an extreme political regime. Gaslighting, insinuations, word-salad, DARVO, fear, rage, threats, actual violence… I suspect the bitter experiences of anyone who has witnessed or suffered scapegoating is well aware of what’s going on at large.
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  25. V for Vendetta.
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  26. I’m very fond of Sir Terry Pratchett’s writing myself.
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  27. More than 25 years. Double that at least.
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  28. The Online Safety Act is a godsend to weak bullies, the envious, the wantonly cruel, psychopaths, and sociopaths, as well as those who practice self-victimisation. Makes you wonder about the persons who wrote this fudge up.
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  29.  @tannersmith8205  unfortunately, UKIP may take some votes off Reform, allowing one of the uniparty to be elected; wasted votes...
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  30. Maybe the would-be arguers are not actual students, capiche?
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  31. You’re obviously not sensing the change in the wind…
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  32. Er… you do know that Royal Assent is just a formality, right?
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  33.  @Raven44453  technically only. Withholding Royal Assent hasn't been exercised since 1708. Parliament is elected - the King is not - so the former takes precidence. That's how it is, now.
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  34. Excuse me. The so-called Pride flag does not represent women, or the LGBs.
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  35.  @ganndeber1621  not me - I'm a winter baby. You did not read my comment properly.
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  36. Not ethnic - sectarian.
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  37. Militant Islam has been a huge problem for the world for over a thousand years. Those bringing in blasphemy laws to protect this movement are only doing so out of fear.
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  38. No. Be prepared to take a stand.
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  39. @shirleybalinski4535 yes, but to what purpose? I’m still considering options, and one of them wouldn’t go down well with YT if I wrote it here.
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  40. Hm. Islam makes for quit a bogeyman, all things considered.
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  41. So, my usual challenge: if you don’t want the opportunity presented by Reform, what exactly do you want?
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  42.  @Daisyduck323  that's why some US wag relabelled them "irregulars".
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  43. My dears, white women feel unable to say anything that might upset the chosen ones, HR, and the police. Lucy is what happens when they do, going back to self-censor, but still getting the heavy hand of DEI even after they’ve been proven correct!
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  44. Blair is responsible. Cherie wanted a new mink coat every day.
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  45. Some are moving to be independent. They are much more intelligent than the majority of this government.
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  46. If they are so keen on victimhood we can just say “no”. That’d make them so happy.
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  47. I can assure you, older people who hold university degrees feel exactly as those without, because we also live in big cities.
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  48. The liberals who are supporting the wrong side in this argument may be doing so because they're scared, siding with the very thing they're scared of in the hope they won't get hurt. It's a form of Stockholm Syndrome. DV victims may do this in the hope of mitigating further abuse or making an attempt to protect their children. However, supervillains' sidekicks often give their controller victims in place of themselves until, of course, they fall foul of the villain and then it's curtains (and not frilly pink ones).
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  49. @ if you're referring to Fourth Wave Marxist Feminists: yes, they are, aren't they? The traditional feminists aka Turves are Not Very Happy but being careful because non-crimes, you know?
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  50.  @marieparker3822  Khan doesn't understand what a grape gang is, or what the crime they carry out is, so he'll just refuse to allow any investigation.
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