Just one more link because they are good. I can’t believe I found a bunch of previously undiscovered reasonable people online. The link is about the insanity of self-identification and the mobs that defend it.
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Thanks for the great site. I read all 3 articles and then more:
https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/10/16/why-we-shouldnt-fear-being-alone/
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I just found this site, so I have no idea who these people are but the writing is superb in what I’ve seen so far.
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https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/10/22/who-will-speak-for-the-huddersfield-girls/
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https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/10/14/woke-racism/
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Thank you for the article about Jews and racism of the woke Left.
Wanted to share an article by the same author which I disagreed with:
https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/10/17/football-lads-and-fascism/
What do you think?
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Actually the REAL fascism is any kind of favoritism. Any kind of partiality towards a “more important” or “matters more than others” individual or faction. Especially at the expense of the neglected or outcasts, the ones society “doesn’t think too highly of”.
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I’ve been reading spiked for a while. They are very contrarian which I like, even when I happen to disagree with a particular point of view.
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I have no idea how I could have missed their existence.
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I have liked reading what they say about Brexit. We are always told how bad that was, but what if people voting for it had legit reasons? The amount of elite disdain for Brexit is incredible. Without reading spiked, I would have just assumed that all the Brexit support was just based on ignorance.
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Exactly. I agree completely. The mainstream coverage has been very dishonest.
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In the 1970s, Danish socialists and social democrats taught me to be anti-EU on the theory that Germany would be the main power in it and all sorts of countries and regions would lose sovereignty.
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Have you read David Miller’s book? Are they good? The titles and the interview sound interesting and now I want to read them. 🙂
The strangers in our midst
David Miller talks migration, national self-determination and the importance of integration.
David Miller, a political theorist at the University of Oxford, has long been interested in the idea of justice, in particular social justice. But this concern has evolved in recent decades, leading Miller to focus on the nature and make-up of contemporary political communities, especially around ideas of citizenship and national identity, an interest he pursued in On Nationality (1995), Citizenship and National Identity (2000) and National Responsibility and Global Justice (2007). Then, in 2016, Miller went further. He ventured into what was becoming highly charged political territory, with the thoughtful but provocative Strangers in Our Midst: The Political Philosophy of Immigration. It displays a humane thinker, one unafraid to confront the problems posed by immigration, while never losing sight of our responsibility to others.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/03/02/the-strangers-in-our-midst/
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All this week, spiked is publishing a series of articles on the Jewish Question in the twenty-first century. Here, Brendan O’Neill traces the origins and growing unpopularity of Zionism.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2014/02/06/the-truth-about-zionism/
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Read Brendan O’Neill’s article in full and it is truly good. Couldn’t find whether he is Jewish himself, but he is associated with a Communist party and described himself as “an atheistic libertarian” which means he is no communist despite associations. 🙂
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brendan_O%27Neill_(journalist)
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O’Neill doesn’t sound particularly Jewish to me. But then neither does Poroshenko, so there’s that. 🙂
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Found a very promising book I want to read.
Poverty Safari: why class matters
Darren McGarvey provides an excoriating critique of Britain’s left-leaning elite.
Poverty Safari: Understanding the Anger of the British Underclass, by Darren McGarvey, won this year’s Orwell prize for political books.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2018/10/19/poverty-safari-why-class-matters/
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Sounds very interesting.
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