Liberalism is a disease.

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Saying someone is black isn't, but to jump to the conclusion that I am black based on what I said (because apparently I ignore arguments put forth and disagree on principle) shows a large, racist jump in logic.

Well are you?
I said that I'm not surprised that you did not agree with me in the same way that a child would not agree with his mother that he ate all the cookies in the cookie pot. Why would you agree with ideas that paint your type in a negative light?

Reply 61

Mufasaa

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

No I'm not, I'm white and I live in a area of countryside that votes about 60% Tory.

I'd agree with many ideas that paint my 'type' in a bad light, every 'type' has done and is doing lots wrong.

Reply 62

OmeletteAuFromage

Original post by Mufasaa

No I'm not, I'm white and I live in a area of countryside that votes about 60% Tory.

I'd agree with many ideas that paint my 'type' in a bad light, every 'type' has done and is doing lots wrong.

By your type you mean whites? Whites have nothing to apologize for. Billions of nonwhites would not exist today let alone live such good lives if not for the west inventing, basically, the modern world, modern industry and modern medicine.

Reply 63

effofex

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

Here is a civic 'journalist' and activist working in Haiti.
http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/2010/04/23/we-are-not-your-weapons-we-are-women/

She is a white woman who looks to be in her 30s who was raped by a black man.
Here are some delicious dissects of her repugnant literature.

So a black Haitian male (who comes from a country that exterminated its white population and hence has not had any white rulers in over a century) rapes a white woman indoctrinated with left wing liberal poison, and the white woman somehow, through a disturbing rationalisation process, puts the blame squarely the shoulders of all white men.

How does this relate to liberalism?

And are you referring to economic liberalism, social liberalism, or both?

Reply 64

OmeletteAuFromage

Original post by effofex

How does this relate to liberalism?

And are you referring to economic liberalism, social liberalism, or both?

Only social liberalism, especially the virulent kind that gets into Marxist territory.

Reply 65

effofex

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

Only social liberalism, especially the virulent kind that gets into Marxist territory.

How can social liberalism be 'Marxist'? Marxism is usually authoritarian, not libertarian.

Reply 66

tufc

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

Give me a break, you all know how it goes in leftist/marxist/liberal circles.
White man is evil, he must be destroyed. Western civilisation is the cancer of the world, herpaderp, must be destroyed. Black man are all victims of evil white man patriarchy elite. A black man rapes, murders, steals? It's the white man's fault!
This is not one bad apple, this is how it goes in the liberal left. She's a little extreme I'd admit, but the others are not far off.

I think you need to study political ideology a bit. Whilst the mass media have managed to convince the plebeian population that anyone who's left-wing is a liberal, the reality is very different: true liberals believe in the capitalist model, and are actually much closer to conservatives than socialists. True liberals are pretty much as opposed to Marxism as one can be.

Reply 67

tufc

Original post by Mufasaa

Was he racist to you?

Awww...

:cry:

Reply 68

dgeorge

Original post by Barden

He's not a troll if he genuinely believes what he's posting, and is posting it to try and convince us it's true too. He's just wrong, hilariously so.

Nah, probably just a troll....

Reply 69

Mufasaa

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

Hmm, says a lot.

Reply 70

thunder_chunky

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

Her liberal ideology, her rabid hatred of western civiliation and white men and misplaced love for so called victims who ended up raping her. She is a left wing liberal.

So because she is a liberal (if she really is one) her whole ideology is to blame for her particular views?
Utter nonsense. You fail.

Reply 71

rafimax

Liberalism is something I strongly believe in. Basic freedoms should be universal, and I feel every person has a right to democracy, free speech, education and social mobility. This makes me a liberal.
However, this does not make me an America-bashing capitalist-loathing Israel-hating Islam-pandering moron who complains about everything the West has given us. That would make me what I know as a liberal fascist. These are the type of people who protest when the Israeli Davis Cup tennis team visits Sweden, who join mobs calling for a Holocaust in the Middle East, who refuse to accept that the Rochdale groomings are a religious issue, who agree with the EU slowly but surely homogenizing the European people. These people are the disease.

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Reply 72

Aphotic Cosmos

Reality has a well known liberal bias.

Reply 73

OmeletteAuFromage

Original post by Aphotic Cosmos

Reality has a well known liberal bias.

Wrong. Reality has a conservative bias. Conservatism has worked for centuries, social liberalism/marxism hasn't worked in the few decades it has existed.
Just look at the example of multiculturalism, Merkel, Cameron and Sarkozy have all stated how much of a failure it was.
Also, if you've studied economics, then you'd know that all the policies that promote economic growth are those supported by conservatives, not socialists.
Remember the 1960s with all those failed Keynesian policies? It had to take Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek to get the economy back on track.
Finally the whole all the races are equal thing has no foundation in science.

So how does reality have a liberal bias? It's another ridiculous statement by leftists who think their worldview is the only one that should exist.
Well you people are simply deluding yourselves with your fantasies.

No it isn't.

There are two types of Liberalism; Classical Liberalism is the concept of free markets, deregulation, etc.

Socialism, Marxism, Anarchism is more Progressive Liberalism.

So simply calling someone a 'liberal' doesn't mean anything definite. Everyone is a liberal to some extent.

Reply 76

Pindar

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

So a black Haitian male (who comes from a country that exterminated its white population and hence has not had any white rulers in over a century)

I guess the last century of American colonialism, occupation and installing corrupt dictators never happened in your little alternative revisionist history did it? :rolleyes:

Decades of marines demoralising its people through their racist policies and the slave-system they imposed.

Reply 77

Pindar

Original post by Nick100

We can't keep blaming colonialism because it has been 5 decades; if there are still problems they are with the post-colonial governments. And success is usually defined as a high GDP; not a high GDP growth.

You really think the hundreds of years of oppression, racism and brutal colonialism can be reversed in a single generation?

The effects of colonialism are still a gaping wound to this day. Why do you think there are so many problems? Research post-colonialism.

Reply 78

Pindar

Original post by Nick100

Also I was so blinded by the ignorance of your first statement I completely ignored the second. GDP is not an indicator of "success", unless what you mean by "success" has nothing to do with human happiness, human development and standards of living...

Reply 79

Heavenly_Blues

Original post by OmeletteAuFromage

Here is a civic 'journalist' and activist working in Haiti.
http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/2010/04/23/we-are-not-your-weapons-we-are-women/

As stupid as your post is, I just read that article.

Seriously.
Being glad a guy raped her? Blaming a foreign, unrelated culture rather than the individual?

She just sounds so self-righteous and pretentious 'He didn't care that I was a Malcom X Scholar', while I don't agree with your argument that 'liberalism is a disease', I have to agree that I think she may sadly not be entirely mentally stable. The depressing thing, however, is that she's unlikely to get the help she needs.

In fact, I just pretty much agree with this article http://pjmedia.com/blog/whos-to-blame-when-a-black-man-rapes-a-black-woman/1/

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