Conquer Club

mrswdk wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:

mrswdk wrote:

jonesthecurl wrote:Has Boris found a suitable ditch yet?

See, Duk. Even jones is getting into the swing of things with the death threats. Here's to a strong leadership capable of weathering the barbs!

This was more of a suicide threat. Or promise.

The hopeful undertones to your question constitute at least a wish for his death, I reckon.

No, just pointing out he's a bullshitter of the first order.

mrswdk wrote:
So now we're moving on from your initial (incorrect) point - 'threats to politicians are what happens in other countries' - to a new point: 'politicians in other countries need physical protection when in public'.

Your Junior Nomad act is boring. If I wanted more Nomad, I'd ask for the real thing.

Dukasaur wrote:

mrswdk wrote:
So now we're moving on from your initial (incorrect) point - 'threats to politicians are what happens in other countries' - to a new point: 'politicians in other countries need physical protection when in public'.

Your Junior Nomad act is boring. If I wanted more Nomad, I'd ask for the real thing.

When all else fails, ignore the other person's points and accuse them of trolling. It's like the OT version of Godwin's law.

mrswdk wrote:

Dukasaur wrote:

mrswdk wrote:
So now we're moving on from your initial (incorrect) point - 'threats to politicians are what happens in other countries' - to a new point: 'politicians in other countries need physical protection when in public'.

Your Junior Nomad act is boring. If I wanted more Nomad, I'd ask for the real thing.

When all else fails, ignore the other person's points and accuse them of trolling. It's like the OT version of Godwin's law.

Look, were you or were you not the one cheering for the fact that two British Parliamentarians were driven out of office by threats of rape and murder?

Let's look:

mrswdk wrote:Two Remain Traitor MPs have successfully and correctly been removed from the House of Commons following public democratic pressure:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50246969

No more delay, Brexit today!

Oh, so you were. In other words, you're happy about British politics becoming more like the politics of the Sudan.

I'm okay with the fact that you hate these particular Members of Parliament. I'm even okay with it if you secretly want them raped and murdered. I'm just pointing out that it's a shitty way to run a country. If your hate has grown to the point that you're ready to cheer for the decline of civil discourse and a return to gang warfare as a political tool, well, that's sad. Only word I really can use. Sad.

You actually referred to threats of personal violence and abuse as "democratic pressure." Democratic fucking pressure! Lavrenti Beria would be proud!

Dukasaur wrote:

mrswdk wrote:

Dukasaur wrote:

mrswdk wrote:
So now we're moving on from your initial (incorrect) point - 'threats to politicians are what happens in other countries' - to a new point: 'politicians in other countries need physical protection when in public'.

Your Junior Nomad act is boring. If I wanted more Nomad, I'd ask for the real thing.

When all else fails, ignore the other person's points and accuse them of trolling. It's like the OT version of Godwin's law.

Look, were you or were you not the one cheering for the fact that two British Parliamentarians were driven out of office by threats of rape and murder?

I was cheering that they were driven out of office for being Remain Traitors. It's the strategy, not the tactics.

In other words, you're happy about British politics becoming more like the politics of the Sudan.

Or Germany, or France, or the US, or Canada (see previous post). Not sure why you're so fixated on the dark man.

I'm even okay with it if you secretly want them raped and murdered.

lol

If your hate has grown to the point that you're ready to cheer for the decline of civil discourse and a return to gang warfare as a political tool, well, that's sad. Only word I really can use. Sad.

You are quite right. It is sad that members of a government that proclaims itself a shining example of democracy and people power have ignored and undermined their public so severely that the public felt they were left with no choice but to hound them out of office.

mrswdk wrote:You are quite right. It is sad that members of a government that proclaims itself a shining example of democracy and people power have ignored and undermined their public so severely that the public felt they were left with no choice but to hound them out of office.

To that extent I agree with you. It is sad that they've cloaked themselves in the mantle of philosopher kings and fought to undermine the people's will.

But two wrongs don't make a right. Removing people by thuggery doesn't make it all better.

mrswdk wrote:
I was cheering that they were driven out of office for being Remain Traitors. It's the strategy, not the tactics.

The word "traitor" is inflammatory and implicitly leads to the type of thuggery we are discussing. The punishment for Treason is traditionally death. If they were actually traitors, it would be reasonable to call for their deaths, but you know and i know that they are not. They are misguided people who are probably every bit as patriotic as you are; just with a different perspective of what that requires. They are driven by motives every bit as pure as yours.

Dukasaur wrote:

mrswdk wrote:You are quite right. It is sad that members of a government that proclaims itself a shining example of democracy and people power have ignored and undermined their public so severely that the public felt they were left with no choice but to hound them out of office.

To that extent I agree with you. It is sad that they've cloaked themselves in the mantle of philosopher kings and fought to undermine the people's will.

But two wrongs don't make a right. Removing people by thuggery doesn't make it all better.

I'm not saying the threateners in the story are necessarily right to have done the threatening, I'm just glad that the people who have consistently refused to learn their lesson (after the London riots, after Corbyn, after the Leave vote) are now starting to leave office. They had their chance to do something meaningful, they refused, they're gone.

Dukasaur wrote:

mrswdk wrote:
I was cheering that they were driven out of office for being Remain Traitors. It's the strategy, not the tactics.

The word "traitor" is inflammatory and implicitly leads to the type of thuggery we are discussing. The punishment for Treason is traditionally death. If they were actually traitors, it would be reasonable to call for their deaths, but you know and i know that they are not. They are misguided people who are probably every bit as patriotic as you are; just with a different perspective of what that requires. They are driven by motives every bit as pure as yours.

Treachery and treason aren't the same thing. A traitor is just someone who betrays someone or something.

'Representative democracy' has always been at least 50-60% an empty propaganda slogan but the longer these people continue with their log jam the more of the public realise that. And if too many of them are made quite rudely aware of that, ultimately the whole system collapses in a big mess. These polliticians are betraying the principles of representative democracy and they are betraying the welfare of the society they are supposed to be serving and protecting. Therefore they are traitors.

I find patriotism incomprehensible. I just don't want people intent on doing nothing but messing up this country to be in any position of power where they can do so. I hope Nicky Morgan's next job is emptying the bins on Blackpool seafront.

The Brexit Party throws its full weight and tactical support behind the Conservatives, to get Brexit done:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50377396

After the impending Conservative landslide and subsequent withdrawal from the EU, the executions can begin.

British police have responded swiftly to remove anti-Brexit messaging being peddled by fascist anti-democracts:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-50544243

There will be NO treachery and NO intimidation by fascist Remain Traitors while the thin blue line remains!

It’s time to take a step back from a public debate made heated and unpleasant by the underhand tactics of the Left, and take a moment to relax to some Johnson vibes while thinking of a positive future:

BORIS HAS WON!!

BY A MILLION MILES

Finally, the people of the UK have their voice back and will be leaving the EU within the month. Let’s get Brexit done

time for a BIG, BEAUTIFUL trade agreement

the Conservative win in Britain seems eerily familiar...

Bozza's new government has announced it will immediately begin taking robust steps to protect the passage of democracy through the UK Government, ensuring it remain the servant of the people and not the master.

Step one is going to be making it illegal in law for the UK to linger in the EU any longer than already agreed:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50818134

MPs have backed PM Johnson's bill, which now means that:

- The UK will definitely (finally) leave the EU on January 31 2020
- Any transition period is legally not allowed to last beyond 2020, meaning that as of 01 January 2021 every single dribbling remaining element of the Brexit process will have been terminated

The future is democratic, the future is stable, the future is Boris.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50870939

Is it really happening??

TODAY??!!!

14 hours and 10 minutes! The future is NOW!

mrswdk wrote:14 hours and 10 minutes! The future is NOW!

but Mammy, I am scared. How will we cope without Europe?

The same way Fritzl's daughter coped after emerging from her cellar. At first the uncertainty and the newfound need to depend on herself were intimidating and scary, but eventually this fear was more than outweighed by her relief and comfort at being free from the constant beatings and rapes.

Euro dudes are going to stop raping you just because the UK wrote a memo and shuffled some paper?

If you 'wrote a memo' you mean 'firebombed Dresden', and if by 'shuffled some paper' you mean 'shot Hitler in his face'.

England quit a banking club. They did not actually fire up an outboard engine and drive away from the region. No one was fire bombed and the yanks did not cause Hitler to shoot himself again.

Let's not pretend you, the ram, and all his neighbors wearing hi jabs, are going to team up to fight the mainland.

I have no intention of pretending the UK wishes to fight Europe. We will remain good friends, just now we will be friends who do not rape each other.

mrswdk wrote:I have no intention of pretending the UK wishes to fight Europe. We will remain good friends, just now we will be friends who do not rape each other.

I assumed, when 2dimes said "Euro dudes are going to stop raping you," he was talking about you personally, not the UK figuratively?

It's not rape if it's done with a French accent.

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