Comment on BNP candidate Bob Bailey kicks and hits Asian man until he bleeds...
The reason that he would indeed be dead in a countries such as;USA, South Africa, Brazil is because they are by and large non-White countries and very very bigotted towards White people in general. In...
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Everybody says there is this RACE problem. Everybody says this RACE problem will be solved when the third world pours into EVERY white country and ONLY into white countries. The Netherlands and Belgium...
View ArticleComment on I’ll walk 19 miles to avoid this inn by Peter
Hi to all that read this! I had the pleasure this year to be the first paying guest at The Old School House, Pennant. I am a keen cyclist and walker and planned two days mountain biking nearby. In keen...
View ArticleComment on 10:10 – having a bad day, going nowhere fast by Garrat Elector
I completely agree with you, force will probably be counterproductive. It often is. Sadly though, rare are the people I meet who seem to have these good qualities of consciousness and reflexivity that...
View ArticleComment on 10:10 – having a bad day, going nowhere fast by fleshisgrass
A transmissive education system is part of the problem, Garrat. It implicitly gives us to understand that learning is grasping, rather than changing. Worth a read: the New Economics Foundation’s...
View ArticleComment on 10:10 – having a bad day, going nowhere fast by Garrat Elector
Thanks for the link. However, surely by university stage it is too late to develop good character? That and the fact that most people don’t go to university anyway. I’m puzzled by your comment about...
View ArticleComment on 10:10 – having a bad day, going nowhere fast by fleshisgrass
Take your point – on a population level early years are the most formative in terms of your life course, particularly in educational terms. Higher learning takes place at a time (in most cases) when we...
View ArticleComment on 10:10 – having a bad day, going nowhere fast by Garrat Elector
Aah you mean change in the intransitive rather than the transitive (Marxist “change the world”) sense. Sorry, I misunderstood you. Yes. It cetainly seems like a goal worth aiming at. It would be good...
View ArticleComment on US and UK murder – rate and weapon by LED
In japan they doctor the murder stats by deeming many murders to be suicides. A man goes crazy and kills his family, 4 suicides, while in the US that would be 3 murders and a suicide. I wonder what...
View ArticleComment on The truth about meat-eaters by Casy
Mijnheer, I understand your sentiment about not inflicting suffering on the animal world and in principle I agree with that – I believe we shouldn’t cause unnecessary hurt to others. However, it should...
View ArticleComment on The evening by “Petty” » Truthers Still Say Wake Up Sheeple
[...] Friend Flesh and I have come across these guys in London. They were just as wrong then as they are now. In fact they may be wronger now, due to the effect of time – ideas, opinions and memories...
View ArticleComment on The Finkler Question by ‘The Finkler Question’ wins Man Booker...
[...] A review on Flesh Is Grass. [...]
View ArticleComment on The Finkler Question by Jacobson’s demolition of the ‘Ashamed...
[...] Excellent review of The Finkler Question here, on Flesh is Grass [...]
View ArticleComment on The dangerously narrow outlook of the Browne Review by Raphael
Martha Nussbaum book is excellent and necessary reading – I have a copy if anyone around Liverpool is interested…
View ArticleComment on The dangerously narrow outlook of the Browne Review by Sarah AB
I don’t feel I have followed this story (yet) as carefully as I should have done. Two comparatively small points struck me from what I have read and heard. It was suggested that students might have to...
View ArticleComment on The dangerously narrow outlook of the Browne Review by fleshisgrass
Raphael, coming from a research fellow in a Chemistry Department, that warms the heart. Sarah, I agree about the interest rate worries. Clearly these loans are envisioned as income for government, in...
View ArticleComment on The dangerously narrow outlook of the Browne Review by fleshisgrass
And Sarah, like you I also feel I need to read more on this.
View ArticleComment on The dangerously narrow outlook of the Browne Review by papanomicron
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-11550619 seems like the cat is out of the bag. Can’t believe that the media has spent all the time talking about the loans and v little on the real change which is...
View ArticleComment on The dangerously narrow outlook of the Browne Review by Sarah AB
I agree that anything which helps students meet the high costs of study is to be welcomed. And I don’t like Browne’s instrumentalist emphasis on the subjects which have the most obvious impact on well...
View ArticleComment on US and UK murder – rate and weapon by Chazz
They don’t do anything to lie about their murder rate you retard. We have a very high murder rate, they don’t simple as that. You want everyone else to be lying about their’s because you don’t want to...
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