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04 Dec 2019, 5:55 am

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There is a regularity in history of human civilization. Only free people can be armed and slaves are always unarmed. It is becouse unarmed people are easier to control. Politicians in a country where citzens are unarmed can safely do crimes against their citzens and there will be no one to punish them.

Effect is such son of a b***h with a knife can just kill people on the street. If these people on the street would carry guns, he will be full of holes after atacking first one. But as terrorists kill just normal citzens and not politicians, this situation is comfortable for politicians. They keep their slaves unarmed and use incidents like this as propaganda argument for gun prohibition.

You are calling us slaves. I would be offended if it wasn't so fu*king laughable. Read a history book. We don't need

to have guns to remove anyone we want to, what do you think happened to James II, Terrisa May, Margaret

Thatcher and many others. The Bill of Rights clearly states that parliament has no right to go against the wishes

of the people which means that if the people are really pissed off at parliament it is the job of neither the police

nor the army to keep them in place. When the people get mad parliament ALWAYS turns on the Primeminister

and does a complete u-turn to appease the public. No guns needed.



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04 Dec 2019, 6:21 am

^To see this working the next time we have riots watch how the police and politicians react. For the first few days

the police will attempt to contain the situation rather than put it down and politicians will tut and say 'this is terrible'.

After a few days it will be clear whether most people sympathise with the rioters or condemn them. If they condemn

them politicians will say 'this is terrible, the police are being to soft'. If the public sympathise the politicians accuse

the police of being too harsh and say 'This is terrible, that people feel the only way their views can be herd is by

rioting, we must listen to the people more.'

One of reasons that this system is so effective is that while the Prime Minister has a great deal of power because

they choose the government which also has the the majority in Parliament which means they can get things done,

it is in nobody's interest to keep them in place if they become unpopular with the public because only the Prime

Minister looses their job. It's in everyone else's interest to make it a quick smooth transaction; out with the old in

with the new. In fact there's now the opportunity of getting the top job.



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04 Dec 2019, 12:12 pm

fluffysaurus wrote:
You are calling us slaves.


I call all of us slaves. Thats how modern european society works. Tell people they are free and their oppinion matters, but on the other hand keep them away from access to real arguments againtst tyrany and feed them with propaganda how good their government is. That was the way slaves and middle ages peasants were treated.



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05 Dec 2019, 5:28 am

Arthropod wrote:
fluffysaurus wrote:
You are calling us slaves.


I call all of us slaves. Thats how modern european society works. Tell people they are free and their oppinion matters, but on the other hand keep them away from access to real arguments againtst tyrany and feed them with propaganda how good their government is. That was the way slaves and middle ages peasants were treated.

Can I have an example of the being told how good our government is in the UK because when I read your comment literally nothing came to mind, propaganda or otherwise.

The term European society is as ridiculous an over generalisation as references to European healthcare and you should know better.



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05 Dec 2019, 8:16 am

fluffysaurus wrote:
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Apparently he had a gun in his bag.

Where is this shown?


Said so here

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -2008.html


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