Friday, 10 August 2018
quote [ Ukip has suspended three party members - Elizabeth Jones, Luke Nash-Jones and Martin Costello - following an incident at Britain’s largest socialist bookshop when far-right protesters chanted fascist songs, tore up books and threatened staff. “They chanted about Muslims and paedophilia, and called us traitors. While not mentioning Tommy Robinson, the links are there to see,” the worker said. ]
They're getting bolder. But not smarter.
From The Mirror: Shocking footage of pro-Tommy Robinson thugs ransacking socialist bookshop chanting: 'We love Trump!'
The person filming the incident is shown apparently baffled by many of the books in the shop. Video of the attack by the baffled participant mentioned above, reuploaded after they shut their channel: Far Right Fascists invade and trash Bookmarks Bookshop, London With Pizzagate, QAnon, and now this, it seems Trump supporters have decided that accusing everyone they disagree with of being a pedophile is fashionable. From last year in California: Right-wing protesters attack Revolution Books 3 times in 2 days after Milo Yiannopoulos’ appearance at UC Berkeley.
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ComposerNate said @ 8:01pm GMT on 10th Aug
[Score:1 Insightful]
“They chanted about Muslims and paedophilia." In the last decade, it seems I can't enter the UK without hearing someone, either in person or on radio, mention pedophilia or badgers. My experience:
France: wine and cider Spain: olives Netherlands: peanut butter and corn chips Italy: cheese Sweden: coffee and chocolate Austria: mountains Germany: asparagus Belgium: Intereuropean organizations and tax avoidance Switzerland: particle accelerators UK: pedophilia and badgers |
arrowhen said @ 8:30pm GMT on 10th Aug
That list looks like a menu. I'll have an extra large Sweden, please.
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SnappyNipples said @ 3:41pm GMT on 10th Aug
While they're at it perhaps they can stop all that suffrage as well. Why must the women suffrage so much?
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moriati said @ 4:44pm GMT on 10th Aug
[Score:1 Funny]
"Any woman who wants to chain herself to my railings and suffer a jet movement gets my vote!"
Wing Commander the Lord Flashheart, 1917 |