747400, on 12 November 2012 - 01:37 PM, said:
No thank you, i don't want to listen to a psychopath's manifesto.
I don't think you know what a psychopath is. If I had to diagnose I'd say Narcissist, which isn't even psychologically similar.
747400, on 12 November 2012 - 01:37 PM, said:
If anyone believes his evil rantings, these are people I do not want to share space with, even on an internet web site. This was Breivik's manifesto, someone can hardly say they agree with his manifesto but don't agree with the way he went about it. You might as well say that there were some good points in Mein Kampf, and Hitler had the right idea, but that doesn't mean that you agree witht he way he went about it,.
I'm sorry but that's completely retarded. The overall idea - cultural conservatism - isn't really something he made up anyway. The scary thing is he backed up almost everything he said with statistics and data - shocked even me, because most far-right extremists are complete idiots.
747400, on 12 November 2012 - 01:37 PM, said:
someone can hardly say they agree with his manifesto but don't agree with the way he went about it
Please explain this to me. That's like saying you can't believe in Marxism without wanting to ship people to gulags.
I doubt you read it anyway - no, you're not going to, I don't expect you to, and I'm not going to bother asking you to - but I think it is pertinent to know the content of something before you criticize it. Intelligence and murder are not mutually exclusive, unfortunately. Ted Kaczynski/The Unabomber was accepted into Harvard at 16 and graduated at 20, he was a math prodigy and a genius.
The funny thing is, he wasn't even that extreme with regards to beliefs - only in actions. I would not even call him "far-right". He criticized neo-Nazis, racism, anti-semitic conspiracy theorists, and was against killing Muslims. In fact most people on the far right rejected him because of his Zionism, some even going so far as to see him as a Mossad agent sent to discredit the right. He views overall were somewhat atypical and I disagree with some - I disagree that Islam is a huge bogeyman, I disagree with global warming denial, I disagree with the Eurabia theory - off the top of my head. The point is I agree with the overall message of European/Western society being somewhat of an Orwellian mess of political correctness, and I agree that immigration trends are in fact pointing towards a demographic problem for Europeans.
What's funny is I've never seen anyone bothering to contradict the latter claim with any counter-statistics. Why? The reality is, the left doesn't deny that it is happening.
They don't care if it's happening.
http://www.ynetnews....4162907,00.html
>mfw Israel is the only country to admit this stuff.
Regardless, agreeing with those points does not mean you necessarily agree with violence to solve it. That is a false equivocation.
747400, on 12 November 2012 - 01:37 PM, said:
Do you two agree with Hitler's maifesto? (With perhaps the Jews replaced by the Muslims, or just Foreigners in general.) I don't think Godwin's law applies in this case, since it is a relevant comparison.
To be honest, if you replace Jews with bankers, there is
some truth.
FLOMBIE, on 12 November 2012 - 05:07 PM, said:
It's not as easy as you'd like it to be. You live in a democracy, that means all citizens should be treated equally.
Unfortunately this can signal the end of Democracy if the views of enough citizens are not compatible with it. It ends up destroying itself then.
Edited by Gravitorbox, 12 November 2012 - 09:56 PM.
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