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Hope not hate (the state of hate 2023)

So communist activist group hope not hate have released their "state of hate" for 2023. Regular readers of the far left groups reports will once again note a distinct bias, and when I say distinct bias, I mean anything that isn't communism is branded as hate. No mention of Antifa (an organisation that had a good year intimidating women and generally breaking the law everywhere they pitch up) And of course no mention of the continuing rise of extremely aggressive trans rights activism which is strewn all over social media almost on a daily basis. But nooooo lets not talk about that, the only real hate comes in the form of the tried and trusted hope not hate mantra of "anything to the right of communism is hate" Don't worry about the millions upon millions of people who have been murdered in the pursuit of the communist utopia, they were just doing it wrong. So onto the hate (anything not communist) Main title is "rhetoric, racism and resentment" and...

Accusation in a mirror

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De-humanisation. I'm sure most people are aware of dehumanisation, the idea that a group of people be it race, colour or even social status is somehow less worthy of equal status as a human being. It could be something small like an employer who treats his workforce as nothing more than automatons, but you could extrapolate that to a much grander scale like, for instance, the Nazi's dehumanisation of the Jews, its an evil, brutal concept. But it can be misplaced, particularly for political reasons. Take the recent demonstration In Knowsley. This was a perfectly legal demonstration against the housing of migrants in hotels in the middle of communities that are completely alien to them. They don't know the make-up of the neighbourhood, they have no idea of acceptable behaviour particularly toward women and girls and they are, of course, mostly single men. So is it wrong to protest housing migrants in communities that are already struggling with poverty and a whole host of oth...

Facts! (stranger than fiction)

 I previously wrote about how including biological males in women's sports harms womens sports. I went to great lengths to explain what is so obvious it shouldn't be open for debate. However, there are still voices attempting the same old illogical leaps of faith by using the same old tired tropes. But they're not even attempting to use different rhetoric to propmote the same argument they're using the "exact same articles" Yet again, we're subjected to this ACLU article from 2020 ACLU Article It claims facts are myths and presents myths as factual, quite the switcheroo So how do they break down these myths (otherwise known as facts)? Switcheroo 1 FACT: Including trans athletes will benefit everyone. MYTH: The participation of trans athletes hurts cis women. The first part of this "debunking" claims that some kind of mysterious dark force is active here in order to divide and conquer. But there is no mysterious dark force, its ok to recognise tha...

Those damn people with eyes and ears!

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Cause and effect is the relationship between two things when one thing makes something else happen. Subliminal messaging is designed to send you a message that will slip past your usual mental radar and embed a different message. Put the 2 together it can be a very powerful tool. Now for a low IQ layman like Kevin Maguire its very easy to see through Maguire here uses blunt force trauma to get his cause and effect message over. Immediately he embeds the message that this is a far right terrorist attack (Its not, there are no victims other than the bomber who committed suicide) I read his social media pages, apart from expressing anger toward the government not getting a grip on the migrant crisis, there is no evidence to suggest he simply hates foreigners But then his message moves into something more subtle. Suella Braverman using the word "invasion" leads to people bombing migrant holding centres. This is akin to saying people who play violent video games go on to be mass m...

HopeNotHate are at it again.

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In light of the petrol bomb attack on the migrant centre this past week, I've been waiting patiently for far left extremist organisation HopeNotHates response. As soon as the bombers name was released I knew they would be all over it with glee.  But the major problem with hopenothate is they present an argument that literally makes no sense (something they are very often akin to doing) Yet again hopenothate attempt to give us a far right extremist yet what we actually have is a mentally unstable man who all too easily has been pushed into doing something stupid and quite honestly ridiculous. article. Dover migrant centre attacker had a history of far-right views A Facebook account archived by HOPE not hate reveals that Leak had a history of sharing far-right content and making racist comments. This includes sharing content from the far-right Traditional Britain Group, Turning Point UK and the US based Islamophobic movement ACT for America. Leak also shared a transphobic article fro...