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A Voice from the Mountains
25th December 2018, 02:23
I would ask what our British friends think about this, but perhaps they aren't allowed to say without risking being charged with "hate speech" themselves?


Officers investigating hate crime search for loud man who talked of 'dislike of Muslims' on train from York to Leeds

A man who spoke of his 'dislike of Muslims' on a train from York to Leeds is being sought by officers investigating hate crime.

The incident occurred at around 11.30pm on October 17, when British Transpot Police (BTP) were made aware of a man talking loudly about his 'dislike of Muslims' on the 10.52pm Trans Pennine Express service from York to Leeds.

A passenger on board sent a text message to BTP.

The man was white with a shaven head and approximately 5ft 6ins tall and of a slim to medium build.

He was wearing a blue bomber jacket with a white stripe, dark jeans and black trainers.

Officers are appealing for any witnesses who were on board the train and heard what happened, to get in touch. Or, if the description matches someone you know, to get in touch.

You can contact BTP by sending a text to 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 663 of 27/10/2018. Or you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/officers-investigating-hate-crime-search-for-loud-man-who-talked-of-dislike-of-muslims-on-train-from-york-to-leeds-1-9501825


So what exactly are you allowed to say about observers of Islam in Britain nowadays, without risking prison? Anything at all? I'm genuinely curious. It seems the line is pushed more and more every day.

The scariest part is that anyone arrested for such a crime will face being imprisoned alongside all of the Muslims in British prisons who were sufficiently criminal that the UK couldn't overlook their crimes. This is what they did to Tommy Robinson, who might have lost his life if he hadn't checked himself into solitary confinement to avoid jihad.

ripple
25th December 2018, 09:38
Quite likely that you have overlooked what might lie beneath the phrase , "dislike of moslems" , which is probably in quotation marks for good reason . You can easily imagine what an inebriated male ( teenager or young man ? ) could or might have said .
If the reported comments proceeded along the lines , ' All effing c****, these bingo bongo Allah ****** etc etc " , then the whole incident flavour is dramatically revised .

As for petty thug Tommy Robinson . He had that latter type of profile when young . His CV is littered with crime from hate actions to mortgage fraud , from memory . He was latterly punished for flagrantly defying a previous court judgement and order and warrants no sympathy .
Of course he managed to convince a gullible part of the public that his rights of Free Speech were infringed . It was overlooked by most that his publicity stunt came close to suspending a multi million pound Crown Court trial against around 30 defendants who were broadly accused of pimping young girls , paedophilia etc .You cannot release defendant details before or during trial -- for obvious sound reasons
Circumstances have since conspired to remove this thug from public attention and decent people for once applaud any part that officialdom has played to engineer this . I am a supporter of both Infowars and Breitbart in principle . However , their support of Mister Robinson-- plus other MSM organisations desperate for sales -- has been regrettable because they have been hoodwinked .
Hopefully my comments might temper your opinions and guard against the danger of making generalisations from an incident sample size of one or two .

A Voice from the Mountains
25th December 2018, 09:46
If the reported comments proceeded along the lines , ' All effing c****, these bingo bongo Allah ****** etc etc " , then the whole incident flavour is dramatically revised .

So depending on how bad his words were, maybe he deserves for the government to send him to prison. That's what I'm getting from you.

Very interesting, the direction the UK is taking on this. How do you suppose this is different from how the former communist governments in Eastern Europe used to lock up their political dissidents? What's the biggest difference, in your mind?


As for petty thug Tommy Robinson . He had that latter type of profile when young . His CV is littered with crime from hate actions to mortgage fraud , from memory . He was latterly punished for flagrantly defying a previous court judgement and order and warrants no sympathy .

So it's okay that he's imprisoned for criticizing immigration policy and Muslim rape gangs if he previously committed an unrelated crime related to mortgages? That's a legal argument I've never heard before.


Of course he managed to convince a gullible part of the public that his rights of Free Speech were infringed .

Britain has free speech protections? That's also news to me. Can you cite a particular law that actually gives you freedom of speech? I honestly didn't think you had one, and in fact it seems pretty clear to me that there are no such protections.

ripple
25th December 2018, 10:21
You are absolutely right that the severity of a crime influences the type and severity of its punishment . Fortunately we vigorously retain this basic principle which lies at the front of all decent nations who strive for justice .I feel sure that you do not want to argue against this proposition and invite anarchy and chaos --- along the lines we tragically see happening so often in America .

Unfortunately you have misunderstood the facts surrounding thug Robinson's gaol sentence . Glance again at my previous post for the actual version . The law is very clear in this matter and however you try to twist and turn Mister Robinson was guilty .If you had chosen to argue that his punishment was too severe, I would have some small measure of agreement . And that is effectively how the matter was resolved -- his effective sentence was reduced on appeal .

Your last remark I have chosen to grin at and accepted that you are just having some Christmas day fun .
Here it is time for breakfast and I am going to have some jumbo crab washed down with a very delightful Belgian craft beer .
May your day also be so splendid .

greybeard
25th December 2018, 10:25
The pendulum swings this way and that.
At the moment so many things are politically incorrect.
Once upon a time it was ok to call Scots Mac no doubt that would raise an eyebrow now.
Aberdonians were the butt of Scottish humour-- portrayed as being tight fisted.
Spell check discriminates against these words and many Scottish sayings--who can I complain to?

All just promoting --whatever.
An enemy of free speech?
You must conform to politically correct--or else.

It will settle down--common sense will prevail--there is a natural balance---I hope

Chris

Bill Ryan
25th December 2018, 14:01
To anyone reading this thread... what does 'hate speech' really mean??

greybeard
25th December 2018, 14:24
Hate speech--a buzz expression--to label and condemn the various shades of dislike under one umbrella.
Dont voice an opinion--or do so at your own risk.
Obviously some opinion vocalized are acceptable, some border line, some over the top.

Chris

bandix
25th December 2018, 14:37
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samildamach
25th December 2018, 16:44
Hate speech was defined as incitement towards violence of another group.
Originally used to stop Muslim grooming of the vulnerable and disaffected to violence against the larger christian population.
As for Tommy he is now making political overtures into mainstream politics through ukip,and has much support,was there a plot all along?

Orph
25th December 2018, 19:27
To anyone reading this thread... what does 'hate speech' really mean??Whatever some sanctimonious holier-than-thou hypocrite says it means.

Flash
25th December 2018, 19:49
Hate speech was defined as incitement towards violence of another group.
Originally used to stop Muslim grooming of the vulnerable and disaffected to violence against the larger christian population.
As for Tommy he is now making political overtures into mainstream politics through ukip,and has much support,was there a plot all along?

In Canada it was pushed as a law by heavy rich Jewish groups. This is a Jewish idea. That spread to Muslims, ironically.

David Icke is forbodden in Canada for hate speech following a complaint from Jewish lobbies. It ha never been used yet by Muslim, I believe. But i think some gay groups may have used it to sue, but not sure.

A Voice from the Mountains
25th December 2018, 20:00
In Canada it was pushed as a law by heavy rich Jewish groups. This is a Jewish idea. That spread to Muslims, ironically.

Muslims have blasphemy laws in their own countries, which are similar. The only difference is, they don't send you to prison, but cut your head off. When they learn the English language, they probably just identify the concept of "hate speech" with their own blasphemy laws.

That's another thing I was going to ask ripple. Even if you throw someone in jail for saying he doesn't like Muslims, that's not really going to change the way he thinks about Muslims, is it? So the logical conclusion of forcibly shutting up people like this is to simply execute them, exactly as they do in Muslim countries. That's the only way to truly eradicate this "problem." Is that the next step for the UK?



As for Tommy he is now making political overtures into mainstream politics through ukip,and has much support,was there a plot all along?

A "plot"? Interesting choice of language. It seems when a left-winger sets out to radically transform society, it's "activism" and "progress," but when more conservative figures campaign against such change, it's a "plot." Am I getting that about right?


Here's another interesting case recently:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKDi9y6Z8Xw


Boxing fan is thrown out of Manchester Arena on big fight night for wearing a Union Jack waistcoat

- James Baxter, 39, was watching Josh Warrington take on Carl Frampton
- Staff complained about his clothing emblazoned with the Union Jack flag
- Guards said it broke the arena's 'no colours' policy and asked him to remove it

This is the moment a boxing fan was surrounded by security guards before being thrown out of the stadium for wearing a Union Jack waistcoat.

James Baxter, 39, was watching Josh Warrington take on Carl Frampton at the Manchester Arena on Saturday night when staff complained about his clothing emblazoned with the red, white and blue flag.

Guards said it broke the arena's 'no colours' policy and asked him to remove the garment.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6527111/Boxing-fan-thrown-Manchester-Arena-big-fight-night-wearing-Union-Jack-waistcoat.html

Frenchy
25th December 2018, 21:45
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This is the moment a boxing fan was surrounded by security guards before being thrown out of the stadium [B]for wearing a Union Jack waistcoat.

James Baxter, 39, was watching Josh Warrington take on Carl Frampton at the Manchester Arena on Saturday night when staff complained about his clothing emblazoned with the red, white and blue flag.

Guards said it broke the arena's 'no colours' policy and asked him to remove the garment.

On the OP, , Do people go around with BTP telephone numbers on their 'phone,
in case they need it ? So I think this is a SET-UP, just like many other thousands, every week, in different circumstances...

Reminds me of when I was waiting in Londons VCS for a coach to Dover... A nice Polite, young policeman awoke me , saying he had a report, I'd been smoking canabis of similar ( I'm a Non-Smoker ), when I co-operated with him, and asked him to call a Superior Officer, to interview the informant, he sensibly backed-down, with his intelligence, saw that he'd been ' Put-up'...

Point I make here, there are MILLIONS of ordinary people, who have been NLP'd, to cause social dis-ease, dis-contentment. I think this alleged case is probably the same...
After all, we had " 'till Death do us part " and " Love thy Neighbour " on UK TV !

Secondly, Pride in one's Country, is Cultural, NOT racist...
Anyone remember the ' Buy British 'campaign ? The French, still push their
' Produit en France '... { except when it's cheap ' e.u. wine, mixed in with ' Vin du Table ' ! ! ! }

Time to STOP this NLP - driven subversion, and reclaim ancient Sovereignty !, not as ' citizens', or ' persons', but as MEN and Women...

greybeard
26th December 2018, 11:21
Sajid Javid suggests there could be 'cultural reasons' for Pakistani grooming gangs
The Independent Joe Watts,

Sajid Javid has suggested there could be “cultural reasons” that men from a Pakistani background become involved in grooming gangs.

The home secretary said it was “self-evident” that there are a high proportion of men of Pakistani heritage involved in recent cases and that it would be wrong to dismiss the possibility just to be sensitive.

It comes after he was criticised for tweeting in October about “sick Asian paedophiles” in a Huddersfield gang, who were found guilty of the rape and sexual abuse of girls as young as 11.
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He made the comments on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme which was on Boxing Day guest edited by Pakistani-born writer Kamila Shamsie, who predicted the rise of a working class Asian home secretary in her most recent novel.

Mr Javid said: “I’m very much aware of the need for politicians to be careful with language as well as what they do.

“When it comes to gang-based child exploitation it is self-evident to anyone who cares to look that if you look at all the recent high-profile cases there is a high proportion of men that are of Pakistani heritage.”

He added: “There could be – and I’m not saying there are – some cultural reasons from the community that those men came from, that could lead to this type of behaviour. For me to rule something out just because it would be considered sensitive would be wrong.”

Sajid Javid said that he particularly took the Rochdale grooming scandal personally, because it involved his home town as well as men who were from a Pakistani background like him.
Sajid Javid: I don't regret Asian paedophile tweet

Mr Javid said: “I still go [to Rochdale] now and again because I have family there that I care deeply about.

“When I heard about – and there has been more than one case – grooming gangs where almost every individual involved is of Pakistani heritage ... I can’t help noting the fact that Rochdale is a town that means something to me and I am also of Pakistani heritage.”

He added: “I think it would be true of anyone that if they heard about something – in this case bad – connected to a town that was something special to them, naturally that would be a thought in their mind.”

After a group of 20 men in Huddersfield were found guilty of rape and the sexual abuse of girls, Mr Javid Tweeted: “These sick Asian paedophiles are finally facing justice. For too long, they were ignored. Not on my watch. There will be no no-go areas.”

Mr Javid also defended government action to strip offenders of their British citizenship. Asked if he was concerned about the possible lack of control over paedophiles if they returned to Pakistan, Mr Javid insisted that his responsibility was to citizens in the UK.

In August, the Court of Appeal upheld a decision to strip three members of a Rochdale grooming gang of their British citizenship.

Abdul Aziz, Adil Khan and Qari Abdul Rauf were among nine men jailed in May 2012 after being found guilty of grooming and sexually exploiting a number of young girls.

British-Pakistani author Ms Shamsie wrote her novel Home Fire, which last year won the Women’s Prize for Fiction, but she started her writing career in 1998, with her novel In the City by the Sea.

Home Fire featured a character called Karamat Lone, who like Mr Javid, is Britain’s home secretary and child of working-class Pakistani Muslim migrants, who made his fortune in the corporate world before becoming a Tory MP.

shaberon
26th December 2018, 20:11
I'd say a lot of embroilment comes from using a blanket term like "Muslims".

Have caliphates historically waged untold destruction...yes. In my personal life, have I suffered something similar, being a major problem caused by a Muslim, yes...and at the same time, when I was in a bad bind, who helped me for no other reason than it was the right thing to do...a Muslim. In fact, I can't recall any other "kind" of person who was ever generous to me like that. The main obstacle is the "bigots" of any ethnicity, in which case I would have to dislike a large portion of people who "look like me", and admire more that don't. Bigotry would have to include even the intra-racial issues like corralling females in a "girl farm", or oppressing the poor. Pakistan is like a laboratory for this stuff, intentionally designed that way by British map-making skills similar to Sykes-Picot. I think almost all of these "new boundaries" were created to produce problems that last for generations. That's mostly what we still see now.

Aside from the issue of legislation, you can get in a lot of personal trouble just by saying one small thing to the wrong person. They like to condemn you forever! What the governments do is kind of just a glorification of this herd mentality. Perfectly Orwellian, he told us you would grow up to learn how to remain silent because your every opinion would be attacked by everyone else. So I think humanity as a whole has a long way to go, until people are not so easily offended and insulted by verbal or other messages. These kind of people like to hide all their dismay and get someone else to do the dirty work about it. What are they so afraid of?

On the other hand, what bugs me in the business world is "aggression". It's a positive value. Folks, aggression means I am going to crush your skull with a hammer. So in a public scenario, there is a Darth Vader force choke on actual free speech, mixed with aggression, I suppose on behalf of capitalist forces. It's certainly not a recipe for making wholesome individuals. It can only be cut at its root of "superiority". Fire fighting the eruptions is itself a business--probably so big I can't even estimate how big. I believe speech should be basically unlimited. If it can be shown to be a crime plot, that would be one thing, but things seem to be a bit skewed along the lines of "he might commit a crime in the future". That is why the Greek helots assassinated their healthy young males all the time. They skipped the speech part. If you are alive, you might cause trouble. We are still close to that stage, with a bit of window dressing to make it appear otherwise.

Looking specifically into Islamic areas, their language is not always suited to new things. The word for "helicopter" is the same as "airplane", and of course Al Qaeda was the closest they could come to "database" when first collating potential terrorists back in the 70s. Language fries minds when not used well. How many understand "jihad" as an inner battle instead of an earthly crusade? Koran is one of those things that can be pushed to extremes rather easily, but, the real scholars of it are very different, if few in number. Again, we can thank U. K. for implementing Wahhabism, and the C. I. A. for continuing in Pakistan using jihadist manuals printed in Nebraska. They did not start extremism, but, have certainly carried it forward in a way that can only meet opposition from their own citizens.

A Voice from the Mountains
26th December 2018, 21:19
The main obstacle is the "bigots" of any ethnicity, in which case I would have to dislike a large portion of people who "look like me", and admire more that don't.

If the issue were only what people look like then why are there suddenly so many rape gangs and prostitution rings in the UK all of a sudden? The same is happening in Sweden and many other countries in Europe. Do you really think Middle Easterners lure British girls into prostitution rings because of the way they look, as opposed to, say, their backwards cultural attitudes towards women? Why does everyone want to act like it's the way someone looks which is the determining factor, when it is obvious no one is saying that?


On the other hand, what bugs me in the business world is "aggression". It's a positive value. Folks, aggression means I am going to crush your skull with a hammer. So in a public scenario, there is a Darth Vader force choke on actual free speech, mixed with aggression, I suppose on behalf of capitalist forces.

When was the last time one business ran another out of town by smashing all their skulls with hammers? I think the comparison of competition between businesses (which is what keeps quality up and prices low, by the way, and why Chinese junk is junk) and physical violence is a completely absurd to say, and just shows how far the anti-free market propaganda has been spread by socialist activists. It's infinitely more likely that communist radicals will be the ones in the streets smashing peoples' heads in, just like they did in Russia and countless other countries in the 20th century.


It's certainly not a recipe for making wholesome individuals. It can only be cut at its root of "superiority".

Or simply excellence. When it becomes a crime to pursue excellence in any field, which is going to entail competition and maybe even hurting someone's feelings, then the best you can hope for is mediocrity. The more realistic outcome is absolute degeneration, just like Chinese sweatshop labor. No competition there! But suicide nets on the roofs of factories instead! Major improvement I guess.

Btw, I think it's unhealthy for men not to compete in life in some way. That's why many men enjoy sports, or video games, or even competition in business. It's a healthy outlet for our testosterone compared to, say, war. I think a lot of women simply don't understand the necessity of testosterone in society.

Justplain
26th December 2018, 21:44
According to Wikipedia, the UK does have some guarantees on freedom of speech:

"United Kingdom citizens have a negative right to freedom of expression under the common law.[152] In 1998, the United Kingdom incorporated the European Convention, and the guarantee of freedom of expression it contains in Article 10, into its domestic law under the Human Rights Act. However, there is a broad sweep of exceptions including threatening, abusive or insulting words or behavior intending or likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress or cause a breach of the peace (which has been used to prohibit racist speech targeted at individuals),... "

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech_by_country

A Voice from the Mountains
26th December 2018, 22:12
According to Wikipedia, the UK does have some guarantees on freedom of speech:

With as many restrictions as are listed, it makes little difference, and doesn't serve the same purpose as our 1st Amendment is meant to.

The point is to protect speech which is controversial, whether it's controversial speech about religion, race, gender, or anything else. The founders clearly prioritized the Enlightenment and Renaissance values of seeking truth above all else, rather than being afraid of hurting someone's feelings.

Mundane, inoffensive speech doesn't need protection.

Mike Gorman
27th December 2018, 04:20
The expression of hatred, or extreme dislike is simply an expression, using words. Nobody is injured in such exchanges, the old saying 'Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me' is a rustic truth. The power of language to persuade, and influence outcomes, this is well known to all media and political entities, which is why propaganda is employed in campaigns, why 'fake news' is a thing. If we value freedom at all, and I think our western society is founded on freedoms, for the individual, for the expression of different opinions, to comment on what is taking place, then we must support freedom of speech, and renounce efforts to control what people can say. If you seek to control what can be said, is this not just state sanctioned tyranny?

cursichella1
27th December 2018, 05:13
To anyone reading this thread... what does 'hate speech' really mean??

Today it means anything that the insane want for it to mean. They have made a joke of what was formerly understood to be "hate speech", minimalizing the concern for those of whom were actual victims of it and glorifying those who may deserve it. For the sane living among the insane, there is no right answer. So now I'm quilty of hate speech against the insane...

shaberon
27th December 2018, 06:50
If the issue were only what people look like then why are there suddenly so many rape gangs and prostitution rings in the UK all of a sudden? The same is happening in Sweden and many other countries in Europe. Do you really think Middle Easterners lure British girls into prostitution rings because of the way they look, as opposed to, say, their backwards cultural attitudes towards women? Why does everyone want to act like it's the way someone looks which is the determining factor, when it is obvious no one is saying that?

When was the last time one business ran another out of town by smashing all their skulls with hammers? I think the comparison of competition between businesses (which is what keeps quality up and prices low, by the way, and why Chinese junk is junk) and physical violence is a completely absurd to say, and just shows how far the anti-free market propaganda has been spread by socialist activists. It's infinitely more likely that communist radicals will be the ones in the streets smashing peoples' heads in, just like they did in Russia and countless other countries in the 20th century.


One of the main reasons Muslims claim they have multiple wives, and dominate them generally, is for protection. There's probably not many Saudi women who are subjected to such gangs.. A "backwards cultural attitude" would be an example of ethnicity. Of course it is more than just looks, I don't think I or everyone said that. The point was about bigotry, to include subjugation of females; not sure how that slipped past.

Jay Gould is famous for saying "I can pay half the working class to kill the other half", and there are plenty of instances of riots and other suppression done by businesses. Usually in some third world country exploited for resources, rather than on market streets. "Competition is a sin" (D. Rockefeller). I am not convinced that competition really improves anything. I am not sure that a for-profit model improves anything. I believe private businesses are way more dangerous than governments, because they tell governments what to do. It's not the government that makes all the pollution. Correspondingly, misuse of the word "aggression" does not suit me personally. I guess I should be glad for the privilege to enter an establishment where everyone will act aggressively towards me? Or why can't they think of a more suitable word?

Chinese will sell anything--if no one bought junk, it would stop. The good stuff's not for export. Yes, the "hard kill" communist system was pretty rough in the East; here, in the West, we have a "soft-kill" communist system, with competitive businesses poisoning the food so you turn to poisoned medicine. They don't need physical violence, since they sell poison for profit, like the Opium War. What was that? Britain totally lost in free trade of things like tea? Let's grab the poppies and go! And really it is the same system, since the Eastern version--at least the big ones like the Bolsheviks and Mao--were instigated by England. Just using a different method, where their own people wouldn't see it, so they could continue with superiority.

One major strength of Shariah law: no interest. If your house cost $100k, that's what it costs. I had a house that I paid the full price for, and lost it, thanks to legally-protected usury. Second time that happened to the same house. Financial institutions and lawyers definitely got a huge piece of the pie for doing some paperwork. I got $74.35. My ancestors spilled blood to prevent that from ever happening.

A guy can channel testosterone by doing push-ups, it doesn't need to be sprayed in everyone's face. Teaching us to compete is again teaching superiority--I'm better than you, so I win the resources. One of the most horrible things I can think of. Competition, aggression, and pro-business is the thin disguise of Western communism, up on its pedestal denouncing those typically darker-skinned savages. Meanwhile, they run massive meat and alcohol industries, armaments and so forth...most of the Bolsheviks' weaponry was made by Remington in Philadelphia. Most of our electronics are made from a 500 year rape of the Congo. The American sugar industry still uses slave labor in Florida in order to make it cost three times what it does in Canada. We don't see those guys getting snake bites with no medical care, so it's easy to pretend that sugar is sweet. Modern war is conquest--theft on a national scale, a competition for resources--much more than it is some guy getting mad and wanting to beat someone up thousands of miles away. The term "Banana republic" comes from what? Violence instigated by United Fruit Company against Central Americans. If we keep listing major businesses, it will read like a "who's who" of the death cult.

So let's not interpret their misuse of the word "aggression" as a trick that means shopkeepers attack each other, which was not the intended meaning of me criticizing it. Not long ago, "going postal" was a common phrase meaning violence in the work place. Often, the losers of "friendly competition" do not come out all smiles. Sometimes, you show up at work and your new job is to go to China and train them how to do your job. Then you, and everyone else who worked there since they got out of high school, have nothing. "Homeless family" is not a phrase I should have ever been forced to learn.

I don't know anything about anti-free market propaganda spread by social activists. What is that?

I did learn recently that American life expectancy has now dropped, mostly due to drug overdoses attributable to doctors and pill shops, operating in whatever kind of market that is. And it was interesting to find that the six-panel flu vaccine has no antigens, but 65 random toxic substances, and this has been highly celebrated and given wide access, everyone wants to shoot you up these days. Injection day is good business.

There are at least a few Islamic scholars who recognize this East vs. West thing is just two blades on one sword, and where it comes from. Islamic culture is where, for the most part, Europe obtained math and science and the idea of romance, and sanitation. Islamic Spain was clean and well-lit when places like Paris were still an open sewer. So who really has a backwards cultural attitude?

A Voice from the Mountains
27th December 2018, 07:14
One of the main reasons Muslims claim they have multiple wives, and dominate them generally, is for protection. There's probably not many Saudi women who are subjected to such gangs.. A "backwards cultural attitude" would be an example of ethnicity. Of course it is more than just looks, I don't think I or everyone said that. The point was about bigotry, to include subjugation of females; not sure how that slipped past.

So what I'm getting out of this is that you'd perhaps like a strong Muslim man to keep you subjugated in order to protect you from other Muslims, who run prostitution rings and rape gangs. Is that right?


Jay Gould is famous for saying "I can pay half the working class to kill the other half", and there are plenty of instances of riots and other suppression done by businesses.

Because immoral people participate in the free market, the free market itself is therefore bad? What you just described is illegal in the United States.


"Competition is a sin" (D. Rockefeller).

Just to be clear, you're unironically quoting David Rockefeller to make your argument? This is the same guy who said, in his own autobiography, that he was proud of his efforts to create a New World Order. So I guess I'm trying to understand why you prefer his worldview here.


I am not convinced that competition really improves anything. I am not sure that a for-profit model improves anything. I believe private businesses are way more dangerous than governments,

These things really aren't matters of opinions. Governments have been responsible for more murders than private businesses ever have been. The Soviet Union alone is enough proof of that. Only a government has the authority and resources to mobilize an entire nation's resources in order to massacre millions of people. And yet this is apparently exactly who you want to give power to do such things, by creating big government "solutions" to economic problems.

It's also not a matter of opinion that competition reduces prices and maintains a standard of quality for products. Economics is reliable enough that its basic principles are considered laws, just like laws in any other field. The law of supply and demand, for example. These are things that are constantly verified by the free market itself, and if you actually think about them, it makes perfect sense that companies forced to compete for consumers are going to have to offer the consumer something in return. It's really not that complicated.


Chinese will sell anything--if no one bought junk, it would stop.

People wouldn't buy it if they had an affordable alternative, and in fact I know many people who gladly dish out more money to buy American-made products just to save themselves from having to replace broken junk later. Why do you think it's so much more expensive to manufacture in the United States than in China?

I also wonder if you have ever taken an economics course before? The reason I ask is because I know people who have master's degrees, who have never been required to take a single economics course, and to me that is shocking, and would explain where a lot of these misconceptions of basic economic ideas come from. We are talking about a critical part of public discourse when it comes to politics or any number of things.


here, in the West, we have a "soft-kill" communist system, with competitive businesses poisoning the food so you turn to poisoned medicine.

Big pharma isn't competitive. The FDA has been a revolving door for big pharma execs and everyone knows it. That's exactly the kind of relationship between industries and government that we want to avoid by avoiding communism and socialism.


One major strength of Shariah law: no interest. If your house cost $100k, that's what it costs.

Christian countries used to outlaw usury (interest) too. Historically, it's been the remaining Abrahamic religion which has taken such a keen interest (no pun intended) in milking financial services for as much as they can get out of it. That's why they've been kicked out of countries hundreds of times throughout history.


A guy can channel testosterone by doing push-ups

No offense, but I don't need advice from a woman on how to handle testosterone, and I won't give you advice on how to handle estrogen, okay?


So let's not interpret their misuse of the word "aggression" as a trick that means shopkeepers attack each other,

Again, I think it is absurd to compare business competition to physical violence. Only someone is who completely out of balance with their inner masculine energies (see Jung -- the animus) would make such an absurd comparison. Too much emphasis on "femininity" can do that.


I don't know anything about anti-free market propaganda spread by social activists. What is that?

It's all the crazy stuff people easily swallow when they've never had basic economics courses and can be easily misled about the supposed miracles of socialism and communism. Like, for example, being led to somehow believe that competition in the business world is equivalent to smashing peoples' skulls in with hammers, as you mentioned earlier.


I did learn recently that American life expectancy has now dropped, mostly due to drug overdoses attributable to doctors and pill shops, operating in whatever kind of market that is. And it was interesting to find that the six-panel flu vaccine has no antigens, but 65 random toxic substances, and this has been highly celebrated and given wide access, everyone wants to shoot you up these days. Injection day is good business.

Big pharma again. If they truly allowed competition, they'd allow people to market natural herbs as medicine. Of course the FDA won't allow natural products to be marketed as medicine, because of the close relationship between government and industry in this case. That relationship between government and industry is exactly what needs to be broken up. In socialist and communist systems, the government makes it a point to involve itself in industry. So how is socialism a solution to this?


Islamic Spain was clean and well-lit when places like Paris were still an open sewer. So who really has a backwards cultural attitude?

When you have to go 1000 years into the past to make a comparison like this, maybe it's not so relevant to the present crisis? I can't imagine that you really believe that Islamic attitudes towards women today are more progressive than western attitudes towards women, but maybe you just don't know much about modern Islamic teachings about women. I can pull up some Imams teaching in the West if you'd like to hear some modern Islamic theology on this.

A Voice from the Mountains
27th December 2018, 07:30
To anyone reading this thread... what does 'hate speech' really mean??

Today it means anything that the insane want for it to mean. They have made a joke of what was formerly understood to be "hate speech", minimalizing the concern for those of whom were actual victims of it and glorifying those who may deserve it.

You are exactly right, and maybe that is why Bill keeps asking what exactly it means, because it can't be defined without having to be revised with the next "social justice" campaign.

Now they're onto sexualizing children. Soon it will be considered hate speech against pedophiles if you criticize stuff like this:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxdvOLdG_34

This is absolutely child abuse, and the people who actively promote this stuff have legitimate problems that deserve criticism. This is happening in the United States, in the liberal enclave of New York, but in the UK, you can't criticize "transgenderism" without being accused of "transphobia" and potentially having the police sent after you, just as they sent the police out hunting for this guy who had the cajones to criticize Islam publicly.

And so that no one thinks I am making this up, read what the British press is saying for yourself:


Transphobic hate crimes in 'sickening' 170% rise as low prosecution rates create 'lack of trust' in police

The number of transphobic hate crimes reported to the police has nearly trebled in the past five years, according to figures obtained by The Independent – but low prosecution rates are causing a "lack of trust" in police.

Sexual assaults, other kinds of violence, threatening behaviour and harassment are all part of a 170 per cent rise in crime reports that has caused alarm among transgender people.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/transphobic-hate-crime-statistics-violence-transgender-uk-police-a7159026.html

Read between the lines here. I can guarantee that normal men don't have a thing for sexually assaulting transvestites. So what are they really talking about here? "Harrassment" of transgenders? What exactly does that mean? As it turns out, tweeting that transgenderism is a mental illness is enough to have the police sent to your home in the UK.

And again, so no one thinks I am just making this stuff up:


Police speak to Father Ted co-creator after Twitter ‘transphobia’ row

Graham Linehan reported for ‘transphobia’ after Twitter spat with activist Stephanie Hayden

The co-creator of the television show Father Ted has been given a verbal harassment warning after being reported over social media comments.

Graham Linehan was reported for “transphobia” after having an argument with activist Stephanie Hayden on Twitter.

West Yorkshire Police spoke to the writer and told him to stop contacting Ms Hayden after she reported him after he referred to her as “he” and for “deadnaming” her by referring to her by names used before she transitioned.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/father-ted-creator-twitter-transphobia-row-graham-linehan-stephanie-hayden-a8573451.html


All this guy did was refer to someone using a pronoun reflecting their biological gender, and UK police were sent to his house.

When it comes to kids who haven't even finished going through puberty yet, and adults are actively pushing all of this gender-bending stuff on them, as this 11 year old kid's mom has been doing since he was 2 years old, it is even more insane, exactly as you say. But complain about it at your own risk in the UK, or you might soon be sharing a cell with Muhammad.