Clarke-Connolly
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Would that not be a London Thing, My Old Mate ? ?A bit of Aussie rhyming slang. Yank - Tank - Septic Tank - Seppo.
Would that not be a London Thing, My Old Mate ? ?A bit of Aussie rhyming slang. Yank - Tank - Septic Tank - Seppo.
This is really quite objectionable. Put down the Al Sharpton koolaid, it's not good for you.
That's a much deeper issue.A lot of Seppos- both White and Black- don't see anyone as human.
yeah I would say he should include some really ignorant white people too. More so even than the black to be fair.Yeah, right you are.
Thicko.
I agree with more than half of what KW is saying here, but I have major reservations on a few points (assuming I understand what he's saying). I agree that the working class certainly have been exploited to the benefit of a wealthy elite. How to rebalance this issue is a big problem but the "solutions" we've come up with so far have been a lot worse than the original problems to begin with.Woods expands on the some of the ideas outlined in the video in the OP. Here he delves into the origin of capitalism and the Liberal fictions about its development
I agree with more than half of what KW is saying here, but I have major reservations on a few points (assuming I understand what he's saying). I agree that the working class certainly have been exploited to the benefit of a wealthy elite. How to rebalance this issue is a big problem but the "solutions" we've come up with so far have been a lot worse than the original problems to begin with.
When Keith isn't being clear about ownership it is worrying. Is he talking about Communism? We must own our labour- That doesn't mean we can't spread it around as we see fit, but we must own our land and the house we live in. There's no other way to promote healthy development. How can we invest in things we don't have claim to?
Capitalism isn't one simple thing- There are basic layers: Barter/ money/ trading/ banking and then the stock market. Admittedly problems arise where large capital is concerned- Megacorps are never going to be on the side of the ordinary person. It's just not what they're designed for. Thinking there's a simple solution to the problems of Big Capital is being dangerously naive, but that is not to say there aren't solutions that we can try.
Whatever happens in our future, we must devolve and decentralise power. Governments and corporations have become monolithic nightmares, sucking humans dry. But in addressing our cultural, political and economic issues, we seem to be incapable of thinking outside of the government-state-big corporate paradigm. We think that voting in a new government will solve the problem of government. That will never happen, but it doesn't mean that the political process can't be used to help devolve and dissolve corrupt power. The big political powers must be broken through persuasion and other reasonable means. There are some things we must deal with collectively, like justice and defense, but there are so many things we've handed over to anonymous governments that we must re-assert our control over.
Really enjoyed the recent videos of Keith Woods, when he dealt with in laymans term the insidious creep of neocolonialism and accompanying propaganda tools of corrupted liberalism,white privilege and guilt to promote it.Woods expands on the some of the ideas outlined in the video in the OP. Here he delves into the origin of capitalism and the Liberal fictions about its development
The Jews don’t fuck about when “ Wokers “ lose the run of themselves. The Jews don’t take this nonsense and fair play to them !
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Grazia magazine sacks its 'diversity champion' for anti-Semitic rants
Author and 'body positivity' blogger Stephanie Yeboah, 31, was hired as a contributing editor by the fashion and lifestyle weekly last month. But she has since been fired for her online comments.www.dailymail.co.uk