Nick Posted 25 November 2012 Share Posted 25 November 2012 Superb contribution Hi Moosey/Davethe cave, thought you got banned? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
acooling08 Posted 25 November 2012 Share Posted 25 November 2012 Now I'd tend towards agreeing with you if you hadn't said they were the underclass or poor - class and wealth don't really come in to the equation, the uniting factor between all of them is the racist tendencies, since as they've shown again and again Muslim and Asian are synonymous in their view - that is independent of wealth and class, it's debatable whether it's a result of education either. Well just look at them and it'll prove my point. They are very much 'working' class - although I doubt many of them work. They can barely string a sentence together (limited or no education) and the group in general look like the result of a Wayne and Waynetta shagging spree. Middle and upper class people with 'racist tendencies' won't have any affiliation with the EDL, as most will be right wing, and right wingers will hate the white trash EDL as much as they do the Muslamics. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rincewind Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 Well just look at them and it'll prove my point. They are very much 'working' class - although I doubt many of them work. They can barely string a sentence together (limited or no education) and the group in general look like the result of a Wayne and Waynetta shagging spree. Middle and upper class people with 'racist tendencies' won't have any affiliation with the EDL, as most will be right wing, and right wingers will hate the white trash EDL as much as they do the Muslamics. The middle and upper class write the letters to the Mail that influence their readers to join the EDL Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bilo Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 As much as the overwhelming majority of the EDL are under educated knuckle draggers, there must be someone in the organisation with functioning grey matter. They wouldn't have grown as quickly, be able to organise demos as quickly and have the funding they have if there were no brains in the organisation. There's a difference between ignorance and stupidity, and the higher echelons of the group do seem to tend more towards the former than the latter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 The middle and upper class write the letters to the Mail that influence their readers to join the EDL So are the EDL knuckle dragging idiots who can't string a sentence together or actually ardent newspaper readers of the political section of the letters page?, people need to make their minds up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Nick Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 So are the EDL knuckle dragging idiots who can't string a sentence together or actually ardent newspaper readers of the political section of the letters page?, people need to make their minds up. You tell us Matt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rincewind Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 So are the EDL knuckle dragging idiots who can't string a sentence together or actually ardent newspaper readers of the political section of the letters page?, people need to make their minds up. As the poster above says someone has to do the organisation, thinking and writing. They stay out of the fisty-cuffs as they know there are plenty of Neanderthals less ignorant than them. That way they can carry on with their lives while those on the streets do the dirty work. Hitler never got involved at street level he was just good at motivating and spreading the gossip to brainwash the uneducated masses. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Manwell Pablo Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 Well just look at them and it'll prove my point. They are very much 'working' class - although I doubt many of them work. They can barely string a sentence together (limited or no education) and the group in general look like the result of a Wayne and Waynetta shagging spree. Middle and upper class people with 'racist tendencies' won't have any affiliation with the EDL, as most will be right wing, and right wingers will hate the white trash EDL as much as they do the Muslamics. Why do you wade into to topics of converastion when you have absloutley NO IDEA what you are talking about. You have just made this up! You know nothing about the EDL, you are guessing! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
whoareyaaa Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 "Muslamic law..." What a bonehead someone give this munk a dicitionary. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rincewind Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 Has no one heard of 'Hire a thug'? They appear at marches for left and right to disrupt and give extra voting points to the appropriate political parties. The majority of supporters in marches probably do not want trouble but are still ignorant, not in the cave man sense but of facts from all sides and being too set in their ways with a closed mind. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zingari Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 As the poster above says someone has to do the organisation, thinking and writing. They stay out of the fisty-cuffs as they know there are plenty of Neanderthals less ignorant than them. That way they can carry on with their lives while those on the streets do the dirty work. Hitler never got involved at street level he was just good at motivating and spreading the gossip to brainwash the uneducated masses. Yes he did He was at the Beer Hall Putsch and quite a few other punch ups too ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Manwell Pablo Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 Yes he did He was at the Beer Hall Putsch and quite a few other punch ups too ! I herd he was at WWI, that was quite a big punch up Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zingari Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 I herd he was at WWI, that was quite a big punch up He certainly was and he won the Iron Cross ( twice) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 You tell us Matt. I have no idea Nick, I've never been to an EDL meeting and know none of their members from what I know. Maybe you do? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Manwell Pablo Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 I have no idea Nick, I've never been to an EDL meeting and know none of their members from what I know. Maybe you do? I actually do, Friend of a friend. He's a little intimidating and I don't particularly scare easily, I'm ok though apparently, as I am his race and his colour. At least someone likes me for who I really am. Told me a story about a taxi driver taking him back from Leicester to Ashby once, thankfully it was to a group of us not just to me as if it were he may have noticed me cringing all the way through it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 I actually do, Friend of a friend. He's a little intimidating and I don't particularly scare easily, I'm ok though apparently, as I am his race and his colour. At least someone likes me for who I really am. Told me a story about a taxi driver taking him back from Leicester to Ashby once, thankfully it was to a group of us not just to me as if it were he may have noticed me cringing all the way through it. I feel for you, I'd be cringing as well if someone told me they had to go back to Ashby. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Manwell Pablo Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 I feel for you, I'd be cringing as well if someone told me they had to go back to Ashby. willy puller Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rincewind Posted 26 November 2012 Share Posted 26 November 2012 Yes he did He was at the Beer Hall Putsch and quite a few other punch ups too ! OK he was a bit of a lad when younger. I'm talking about when he was older and had the power. You do not see many high profile leaders on the frontline nowadays. Generals have to fight battles from strategic positions. 10 miles behind the cattle fodder. I've not met any members of the EDL but I have known people who say 'Yes, but they are only telling the truth.' These people are not thick just listen to stories rumours and read papers and pick out the parts that goes with their thoughts. They are as others have said from an era during between and just after WW1 and WW2. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Manwell Pablo Posted 27 November 2012 Share Posted 27 November 2012 OK he was a bit of a lad when younger. I'm talking about when he was older and had the power. You do not see many high profile leaders on the frontline nowadays. Generals have to fight battles from strategic positions. 10 miles behind the cattle fodder. I've not met any members of the EDL but I have known people who say 'Yes, but they are only telling the truth.' These people are not thick just listen to stories rumours and read papers and pick out the parts that goes with their thoughts. They are as others have said from an era during between and just after WW1 and WW2. He was in his mid 30's at the Beer Hall Putsch and he was chairman of the NSDAP. He got his hands dirty all the time until he became chancellor of Germany at which point he obviously had to stop. Hitler had serious bollocks until his health strated to decline in the 40's. He lead by example, he'd of actually been a great leader as well had not been for all the slight problem of his genocidal tendancies and love for invading other countries I'd be amazed if those organising the marches don't go on them, it's that kind of organisation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BunkMoreland Posted 27 November 2012 Share Posted 27 November 2012 He was in his mid 30's at the Beer Hall Putsch and he was chairman of the NSDAP. He got his hands dirty all the time until he became chancellor of Germany at which point he obviously had to stop. Hitler had serious bollocks until his health strated to decline in the 40's. He lead by example, he'd of actually been a great leader as well had not been for all the slight problem of his genocidal tendancies and love for invading other countries I'd be amazed if those organising the marches don't go on them, it's that kind of organisation. Don't bother arguing with nightguard, he has a ginormous chip on his shoulder when it comes to people in positions of power, responsibility and wealth having what he perceives as an undeserved level of privilege. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cambridgefox Posted 27 November 2012 Share Posted 27 November 2012 OK he was a bit of a lad when younger. I'm talking about when he was older and had the power. You do not see many high profile leaders on the frontline nowadays. Generals have to fight battles from strategic positions. 10 miles behind the cattle fodder. I've not met any members of the EDL but I have known people who say 'Yes, but they are only telling the truth.' These people are not thick just listen to stories rumours and read papers and pick out the parts that goes with their thoughts. They are as others have said from an era during between and just after WW1 and WW2. oh Nightguard,I don't think you meant it like that but I've wet myself laughing with the " Hitler was a bit of a lad when he was younger" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rincewind Posted 27 November 2012 Share Posted 27 November 2012 Don't bother arguing with nightguard, he has a ginormous chip on his shoulder when it comes to people in positions of power, responsibility and wealth having what he perceives as an undeserved level of privilege. Chip on my shoulder? No way. I am realistic. Those in power are not bothered about the ordinary people. That goes for all sides of politics. Do you think that any high MP would spend a week on an council estate in Leicester (or any City) and living on minimum wage? Will they feck. They have mucked up with banks and allowed businesses to operate abroad thus avoiding taxes, So the treasury has to recover the losses from somewhere. Guess who are the (un)lucky ones? I'll let you work that out. I do not trust any politician. We now live in a I'm alright Jack Society.. Cambridgefox. Well it was sort of jokey tongue in cheek. I suppose what I'm saying there will be some that will stay in the background not wanting their reputation brought to the front. They may contribute financially but are happy to let the hardcore thugs do the dirty work. They have to be a little more subtle in their approach. I may be wrong but I think this is the same for all extremists groups. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BunkMoreland Posted 27 November 2012 Share Posted 27 November 2012 Chip on my shoulder? No way. I am realistic. Those in power are not bothered about the ordinary people. That goes for all sides of politics. Do you think that any high MP would spend a week on an council estate in Leicester (or any City) and living on minimum wage? Will they feck. They have mucked up with banks and allowed businesses to operate abroad thus avoiding taxes, So the treasury has to recover the losses from somewhere. Guess who are the (un)lucky ones? I'll let you work that out. Oh poor you. All that income tax you pay going to people who have done nothing to deserve it. Must be simply unbearable. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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