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A Buttery Pastry posted:Literally advocating genocide here. acshuly i think u'll find that the word is "ethnic cleansing" and saying genocide is bad decorum 
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Yossarian-22 posted:acshuly i think u'll find that the word is "ethnic cleansing" and saying genocide is bad decorum "It's not ethnic cleansing, it's just population transfer!" -Ben Shapiro, literally.
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Bulgogi Hoagie posted:the garda agrees though Yes that's how journalism works, once a newspaper hosts an article or editorial it means the entire organization endorses that position.
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Vox Nihili posted:Yes that's how journalism works, once a newspaper hosts an article or editorial it means the entire organization endorses that position. The guardian has been taking an anti-corbyn editorial line since the first leadership election, they're lovely liberals and can be relied on to stamp down on anything that seriously messes with the status-quo
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A Buttery Pastry posted:Literally advocating genocide here. nobody will miss the americans they kill and take their land from 
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Crane Fist posted:The guardian has been taking an anti-corbyn editorial line since the first leadership election, they're lovely liberals and can be relied on to stamp down on anything that seriously messes with the status-quo some of the writers feel bad about it though
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R. Mute posted:yeesh. That's honestly a badass line
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And to think, if May had gone herself to Broadcasting House instead of sending the very recently bereft Amber Rudd to talk past Jeremy Corbyn, we might never have had all this fun.
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jBrereton posted:MMM 💪🏻 Yes 🏹 Many doubt it 🥖🐌 but we know what's good 👍🏻. Snuggle up to that bodkin ✒️ and don't feel the need to keep it under your hat 🕵🏻. Show 🖕🏻👀 don't Tell 🍏 your martial spirit young briton 👊🏻. From french knights 🐴☠️ and welsh bandits 💦🐲 to yorkist 🌈 usurpers 🌽 you get the job done RIGHT 🎯🚮. Share this status 👋🏻 and see if you're the long 🍆 man in your desmesne. 10 likes 👍🏻 👍🏻 and you'll exceed your low birth 👨🏻🌾👑 . 5 likes and you serve your lord well 🙌🏻💰. 1 like and you're a craven wolfshead 🦌🏃🏻. REMEMBER AGINCOURT! ❌🐸❌
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Jose posted:looks like we're getting the softest brexit possible or talks are just going to collapse yet again because the DUP are asking for the impossible (they want more money from the gvoernment) I never thought I'd say this, but May's played this quite well. There's no specific language in there about remaining in the single market and customs union, but she's basically committed us to doing that until the ultra Brexiteers come up with a way of leaving the sm/cu without requiring border checks. Which doesn't exist. There's now no way for them to just run down the clock to hard Brexit. There's also the two year transition which which will end up being ten. They're all still cunts, but the mildly less cunty cunts have won. Big question will be be if/when there's a leadership challenge and the ultras install Thickasmince or JRM, would they renege?
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hell yes time for troubles 2
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bump_fn posted:hell yes time for troubles 2 Troubles 2 and Intifada 3 - these Hollywood reboots are getting out of hand
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ohh yeah baby my irish border is rock hard
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doesn't Ireland have veto power over a deal thats a hard border with NI
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bump_fn posted:doesn't Ireland have veto power over a deal thats a hard border with NI Yeah, since they're a member of the EU27. That's why this deal would essentially keep the UK in the regulatory framework of the EU, so that no hard border happens.
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So the solution is to kick the Irish can down the road and to assume that the DUP fucks are more greedy than they are determined. Honestly, solid move. Props to May.
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bump_fn posted:hell yes time for troubles 2
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Free trade warnings from loser Clegg.
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bump_fn posted:doesn't Ireland have veto power over a deal thats a hard border with NI
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Lib Dems? more like Lib Dumbs haha
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julian assflange posted:Lib Dems? more like Lib Dumbs haha haha
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julian assflange posted:Lib Dems? more like Lib Dumbs haha
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:i wonder how many crates of unused armalites are still sitting buried in caches throughout NI The official IRA allegedly has a supply of around 5000 rifles and machine guns that they got from the USSR in the 80s as a pat on the head for remaining doctrinaire marxists long past the point it was fashionable. As for whether they'll actually be digging them up, they announced their ceasefire in 1972 and the main reason that the provisionals split from them was that they refused to dig up their guns even at the height of anti-nationalist rioting in the original troubles. The previously mentioned doctrinaire marxism led them to conclude that the working class loyalists burning Catholic homes were actually allies in the workers' struggle who just hadn't yet reached sufficient class consciousness. Also, in case anyone is taking the whole "Brexit will ignite troubles 2.0" thing seriously, please don't worry. The troubles were never about the border.
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julian assflange posted:Lib Dems? more like Lib Dumbs haha  HUMILIATION FOR LOSER DUMBS!!
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Zeroisanumber posted:So the solution is to kick the Irish can down the road and to assume that the DUP fucks are more greedy than they are determined. As I understand it, it's not really about money here. The DUP are unionists. Above all, they don't want to create barriers between the mainland and NI. That's why they'd rather have closer regulatory alignment with the EU as long as all of the UK has it. Really, the biggest danger to the agreement is the ultra-brexit wing of the conservatives, who might try to blow it up because it's not Brexity enough.
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UrbicaMortis posted:As I understand it, it's not really about money here. The DUP are unionists. Above all, they don't want to create barriers between the mainland and NI. That's why they'd rather have closer regulatory alignment with the EU as long as all of the UK has it. tbf the DUP was also founded by a guy who thought the EU was a conspiracy to create a Catholic empire ruled from Rome, and who was later ousted from the leadership for being too conciliatory towards Catholics
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Bryter posted:tbf the DUP was also founded by a guy who thought the EU was a conspiracy to create a Catholic empire ruled from Rome, and who was later ousted from the leadership for being too conciliatory towards Catholics Man, I should really read more Irish political history.
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UrbicaMortis posted:Man, I should really read more Irish political history. It's better when it's taught to you by a Tory, like mine was!  His grandmother sang IRA songs to him, that's as far as his Fenian sympathies went. The class didn't bother with the 70s IRA because he considered them straight terrorists.
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http://press.labour.org.uk/post/168322341969/jeremy-corbyn-speech-at-the-united-nations-genevaJeremy Corbyn posted:The UN has a pivotal role to play, in advancing a new consensus and common ground based on solidarity, respect for human rights and international regulation and cooperation.
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Jose posted:http://press.labour.org.uk/post/168322341969/jeremy-corbyn-speech-at-the-united-nations-geneva yo u got a video of this poo poo
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Bryter posted:tbf the DUP was also founded by a guy who thought the EU was a conspiracy to create a Catholic empire ruled from Rome, and who was later ousted from the leadership for being too conciliatory towards Catholics Don't forget that he also got in a fistfight with the emperor of Austria-Hungary over calling the pope the antichrist or somesuch.
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lmao https://www.channel4.com/news/domin...ve-step-forward
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TomViolence posted:Don't forget that he also got in a fistfight with the emperor of Austria-Hungary over calling the pope the antichrist or somesuch. Paisley vs a Habsburg Whoever wins, we lose
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If we raze Northern Ireland to the ground and sell every last inhabitant into slavery we don't have to solve the border problem.
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Marxist-Jezzinist posted:If we raze Northern Ireland to the ground and sell every last inhabitant into slavery we don't have to solve the border problem. this is how the uk solves most problems and in their defense it tends to work out pretty well for them specifically
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