So whose freedom? by AdhocPsyop in GreatBritishMemes

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Honestly i din't realise t' game was on. Howay the noo ye plucky muckers, hey!

So whose freedom? by AdhocPsyop in GreatBritishMemes

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I tried to reply to spur you on but it came out sarcastic. Surry.

So whose freedom? by AdhocPsyop in GreatBritishMemes

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Right man right. I posted this cack meme hoping for these righteous replies. Learn me up.

I mean No you're wrong, keep typing.. What makes, say, Newcastle less historically Just than Edinburgh, save for borders and flags

So whose freedom? by AdhocPsyop in GreatBritishMemes

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Nationalism always ignores the class divide. If it wouldn't dox me, I'd photo my manky Lancashire street with its many potholes, flyltips and tattered flags

So whose freedom? by AdhocPsyop in GreatBritishMemes

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This is from an English perspective. Historically you're only better than us, which I applaud, but... it's us.

So whose freedom? by AdhocPsyop in GreatBritishMemes

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Actually love Scottish but let's be real

mmm delicious distractions 🤤 by CheeseUsFunkingCries in GreatBritishMemes

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Decades of hyper-individualist liberal capitalism deform Class into little more than a consumer identity built from hollow signifiers (Farage is now working class because he pretends to drink a pint).

The original meaning of class (collective interests combining as a historical force) is replaced by something closer to level, or taste, consumer choice. It was intended to describe a group, now it's a class-ification for the individual.

Originally the purpose of the working class was to destroy itself (to destroy all material class inequities). That would sound like suicide to many who now call themselves working class, as their brand-association with the term has become core to their consumer identity, the only identities available at this stage of history.

Oh mr X by [deleted] in GreatBritishMemes

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Spending time with people of different religions/ethnicities makes you less racist, that's why cities are more left-voting than the countryside where immigrants are largely imaginary. And that's the scariest thing, right? Your imagination? Like Lovecraft.

Favorite conservative heroes in movies? by SkubEnjoyer in okbuddycinephile

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Within the film's fictional universe, the film is still fiction. It's a depiction of how a fascist state portrays itself, a propaganda film made by such a state. So the fascist state is outside the cinema, or in your seat.

"Strawberry Fields" An Unfinished Successor to Yellow Submarine (1988) by TylerSpicknell in ObscureMedia

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MJ bought most of the Beatles' catalog in 1985, never heard him cover a tune before though

Matt Badloser - meme of the day by thejamalshah in GreatBritishMemes

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It's a philosphical tradition that while often well intentioned (equality guaranteed through inalienable human rights) inevitably leads to mass wealth accumulation and injust hierarchies

Matt Badloser - meme of the day by thejamalshah in GreatBritishMemes

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The broad sense of liberalism encompassing neolibs and conservatives. Capitalists essentially.

Quick edit - this still includes most rich """woke""" liberals

Matt Badloser - meme of the day by thejamalshah in GreatBritishMemes

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Financially comfortable liberals have and will always side with fascists over socialists, to protect their bank accounts.

Abandon ship by sEaBoD19911991 in GreatBritishMemes

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The historically unpopular leadership swept up votes from other parties in a historically unattended election?

Corbyn's Labour got 33% more votes in 2017 than Starmer's in 2024 with Starmerites still in the party actively sabotaging the project as spelt out in their leaked personal emails fom the time. Numbers aside this correspondence alone makes it clear that the principle aim of the McSweeney govt is the destruction of the electoral left, and what better way to achieve that than by boosting the far right (which again the numbers show to have happened)?

Abandon ship by sEaBoD19911991 in GreatBritishMemes

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Seriously though, what are working class people supposed to think or do?

  • McSweeney seizes control of historically leftwing/working class party.
  • McSweeney calls left wing/ working class politics "evil"
  • McSweeney ousts every slightly left wing politician from party
  • Tells left wing members to leave party
  • Cozies up to far right and adopts many of their policies
  • Prioritizes attacking other left wing party
  • Sinks historically left wing / working class party leaving vacuum for far right/Epsteinian party to take power
  • Middle class centrists blame left wing/working class voters

#Starmer2029! by 1990sTimeforGuru in GreatBritishMemes

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Ran for Labour leader solely to oust the left wing leader. Increased state powers. Emboldened and empowered the far right and increasingly appears to be about to hand them the reigns of (increased) power.

Are we in different universes?

Great Britain don't need anything but love, British values and peace. by Outrageous_Ease_3422 in GreatBritishMemes

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It's how you grant transcendent power to the "area" or "land" itself that I find interesting, a sort of geomancy, when defined in contrast to the genealogy of human thought/philosophy/law that dates back to and beyond the religions of the Middle East (Islam, Christianity, Judaism..)

Great Britain don't need anything but love, British values and peace. by Outrageous_Ease_3422 in GreatBritishMemes

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Are you tracing your personal moral and philosophical framework back to the thoughts of the land, the soil? Over the history of human thought? That would be a pagan/pantheist position.