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Voting win for Labour grassroots

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Tman
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Re: Voting win for Labour grassroots

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Glad to see you giving the fascist the cold shoulder in the No Platform tradition. :wink:

If that refers to me, then you're wrong, as I don't like extremism of either hue.
The "cold shoulder" most likely comes from the fact that after 38 years in the good old Royal Mail he obviously never "walked the walk" and yet when asked to explain a statement he made in this thread, he couldn't, so sadly it appears he can't even "talk the talk" either. The "cold shoulder" is not through choice, it seems.
Still, maybe he has the T-shirt, eh? Probably that same Che Guevara one from 1971. :left:
I love the way the supporters of the Far Left decry any criticism with the claim of "fascist", while those of the Far Right cry "communist" in the same circumstances. It highlights the limited abilities and intellect of those who choose to follow the extreme parties, but then as history shows, these dictators can only ever achieve and hold on to power by having a band of followers blindly and unquestioningly doing the master's bidding. Sad people......
axeman
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Re: Voting win for Labour grassroots

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Tman wrote:



The "cold shoulder" most likely comes from the fact that after 38 years,................................... these dictators can only ever achieve and hold on to power by having a band of followers blindly and unquestioningly doing the master's bidding. Sad people......

sounds like your hero crazier tman and after 38 years you must be right :left:
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Too much dross ,strikes are on :nana :nana :chuckle
Bye
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BELIAL wrote:Too much dross ,strikes are on :nana :nana :chuckle
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Re: Voting win for Labour grassroots

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Fred B wrote:Glad to see you giving the fascist the cold shoulder in the No Platform tradition. :wink:
Of course! You can always spot them. "Far Left" is always a giveaway when refering to those of us who have no truck with parliament. Same goes for his idiotic notion that socialism existed in Russia during the 1930s and thinking Che had anything to offer the libertarian tradition. The lack of knowledge on the subject would be astounding if one did not come across the type frequently when having a look at the BNP discussion lists to see what his friends are getting up to. At least we don't have to put up with the reactionary goon in the pub or other social setting. As axeman has pointed out, Crozier is his hero. Enough said!
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Tman
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All mere pointless words, and all spouted by just another keyboard warrior.
Keep it going for as long as you like, but you've shown your true colours and worth. No depth, no substance not even any understanding or experience of that which you proclaim so often,loudly and long.

Sadly, like {a certain other RMC regular} you've proven to be a fraud, and all the silly keywords like "management dupe", "screw", "scab", etc aren't going to change that.
In fact, to any "real" Left Winger, you must be an embarrassment, but I don't suppose you've got the nous to even see it.
Feel free to have another little rant now....
donut
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Re: Voting win for Labour grassroots

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Tman wrote:All mere pointless words, and all spouted by just another keyboard warrior.
Keep it going for as long as you like, but you've shown your true colours and worth. No depth, no substance not even any understanding or experience of that which you proclaim so often,loudly and long.

Sadly, like {a certain other RMC regular} you've proven to be a fraud, and all the silly keywords like "management dupe", "screw", "scab", etc aren't going to change that.
In fact, to any "real" Left Winger, you must be an embarrassment, but I don't suppose you've got the nous to even see it.
Feel free to have another little rant now....
OWNED !! :wink:
Fred B
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Re: Voting win for Labour grassroots

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IWW Fellow Worker wrote:
Fred B wrote:Glad to see you giving the fascist the cold shoulder in the No Platform tradition. :wink:
Of course! You can always spot them. "Far Left" is always a giveaway when refering to those of us who have no truck with parliament. Same goes for his idiotic notion that socialism existed in Russia during the 1930s and thinking Che had anything to offer the libertarian tradition. The lack of knowledge on the subject would be astounding if one did not come across the type frequently when having a look at the BNP discussion lists to see what his friends are getting up to. At least we don't have to put up with the reactionary goon in the pub or other social setting. As axeman has pointed out, Crozier is his hero. Enough said!

I haven't been registered as long as you have so I don't have the knowledge you have of cretins who simply can't be bothered to inform themselves on a topic before leaping in. He equates Stalin and Che Guevara with Ascaso and Makhno. As you say: Enough said! He can't understand your definition of capitalism which is about as straight forward as any I have come across. Leave him to his spread sheets and his constant denials of rising mail volumes and be thankful we are unlikely to ever come across the crushing bore "in the pub or other social setting." :Very Happy
Tman
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He equates Stalin and Che Guevara with Ascaso and Makhno.


I did? Show me....


He can't understand your definition of capitalism which is about as straight forward as any I have come across
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Understanding the words is the easy part, but I asked you and him repeatedly to justify the meaning, and you haven't. You can't. It's drivel of the highest order and suitable only for the numb sycophants to quote without comprehension.
It's as meaningless as the BNP's "England for the English". Both just a load of old cobblers for the dummies to recite ad nauseum.


Leave him to his spread sheets and his constant denials of rising mail volumes and be thankful we are unlikely to ever come across the crushing bore "in the pub or other social setting."
See? You just can't get away from that over-bearing insulting aggression, can you? You've been watching too many tub-thumping speeches by those 1930s dictators again...... :left:
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Fred B wrote:I haven't been registered as long as you have so I don't have the knowledge you have of cretins who simply can't be bothered to inform themselves on a topic before leaping in.
You don't have to be registered too long before you come across poltroons like him.
Fred B wrote:He equates Stalin and Che Guevara with Ascaso and Makhno.
That's because he's so uninformed as only to have heard of a couple of Stalinists. This is what we constantly find when someone believes every word they struggle to read in The Sun, The Daily Mail and The Courier.
Fred B wrote:As you say: Enough said! He can't understand your definition of capitalism which is about as straight forward as any I have come across. Leave him to his spread sheets and his constant denials of rising mail volumes and be thankful we are unlikely to ever come across the crushing bore "in the pub or other social setting." :Very Happy
Cheers! I don't see why we should justify ourselves to fascists and others on the authoritarian right. The last time I looked, we still had free libraries. While I accept not everyone has the inclination to find out about every single subject which comes up for discussion, some people are determined to offer an opinion on which they know nothing. This Danish King is one of them.
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Tman
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"Poltroons"? :left: Another word straight from the "How to speak like a pantomime communist" guide book. No-one's used that word for decades, oh cliche'd one. :chuckle

However, if you and your alter-ego were even half as well-read and intelligent as you like to think, you'd appreciate that successive posts of baseless, pointless invective don't really show you or your cause in a good light, and far better, (if you are incapable of saying anything illuminating or new) would have been to keep quiet and ignore anyone who may think differently.

After all, there's only so many times you can squirm, quote communist's names and call "fascist" as a riposte. :roll:
{Well, seeing as it's you two(?) maybe there isn't a limit... :chuckle )
Fred B
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Re: Voting win for Labour grassroots

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IWW Fellow Worker wrote:Cheers! I don't see why we should justify ourselves to fascists and others on the authoritarian right. The last time I looked, we still had free libraries. While I accept not everyone has the inclination to find out about every single subject which comes up for discussion, some people are determined to offer an opinion on which they know nothing. This Danish King is one of them.
:left:

Good one! :chuckle

Here's one for you! What nationality was the Danish King's wife?