The most politically incorrect thing possible to say today!

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this is because the poms still relate to their Saxon forbears and try to ignore their Norman ancestry. I was watching a TV show that had a re-enactment of the battle of hastings, the onlooking crowd were booing the Normans. I was thinking but you lot are booing your ancestors. I think the majority of the English see the nobility and aristocracy as the Norman descendents.

And what do the Irish see them as?

Dunno I am not Irish. I suspect many still hate the English. why the question?

Well, one of the strongest curses an Irishman can make is to put the curse of Oliver Cromwell upon you. Considering what Cromwell and his men did, that's not surprising. And I've heard horror stories about what both sides did to each other in the past century or so. Look up 'Black and Tans' to see what the British side were capable of.

QM on a completely different topic. Your new avatar, is that the weasely pain in the ass from blakes 7

Most politically incorrect thing possible to say today? Palin would make a good president.

Oh, wrong kind of politically incorrect? *halocough*


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The term "racism" itself is a "politically correct" Orwellian term and the most spicy politically incorrect views are related to racial differences. Asking for "the most politically incorrect thing possible to say" while at the same time denouncing "racism" seems completely absurd and hypocritical.

Well, racism and reverse racism are both actually stupid, as well as against the TOS of WP.

Merry Christmas.

The problem is that many scientifically validated viewpoints (e.g. the fact that the average IQ of blacks is about 15 points lower than the average IQ of whites) are censored intensively even in academe because they're considered racist by liberals. "Political correctness" is nothing but an attempt to silence viewpoints critical to liberal thought without actually calling it censorship. That's why it makes little sense to make fun of political correctness while at the same time defaming so-called "racism".



Merry Christmas

Throughout the course of my teen years, when my stepdad kept having me evaluated to find a reason to dump me with the state, I had gone through quite a few intelligence tests. I've found in that amount of testing that the more effort I put into the puzzles and memory recall and such, the better I do. And vice versa, that the less effort, the worse. I don't believe it's so much a matter of actual intelligence as it would be cultural values associated with things of this type.

Well to bring the post up to date, i would like to point out that today many people are celebrating the illegitimate birth of a baby and the lie perpetrated by the mother and her family to cover up for her wanton behaviour.

Obviously the result of any test depends on your ability to understand what you're being asked and the amount of effort you put into it. However, there exist cultural-independent IQ tests and with the same effort you should be able to get more of less the same result. I've done numerous IQ tests in my life (both reliable official ones and unreliable online ones) and I scored between 125 and 145 on almost all tests, with both official ones giving a score of 135.

I recommend the book "Race, Intelligence and Bias in Academe" by Robert Pearson on the difference in intelligence between different races and the attempts by liberal radicals to stiffle or censor any objective research in this area. To complement it, try reading books like "The Diversity Myth", "The Bell Curve" and "Race, Evolution and Behaviour" if you want to get a better idea of ethnic reality and the liberal "multicultural" attempts to enforce their views on us in spite of contradicting scientific evidence. They even reduced the standards of education at many prominent universities (Stanford seems on of the first victims in this area) up to a point it becomes almost laughable ("The Diversity Myth" is focused on that particular topic).

Wrong. They're celebrating an ancient Winter Solistice holiday re-dressed to represent the mythical birth of false Jewish messiah that somehow managed to become popular among gentile whites.

I seriously doubt there was an illegitimate birth at all. There seems to be no evidence that Jesus as a historical figure even existed or that references to "Jesus" and "Christ" in the bible are references to the same person.