Far right women

It's also interesting that the OP talks about 'this place' and getting Hope not Hate to run a story on it but it's an interesting discussion no matter why it was started so I'm going to be grateful to them because it's always nice to see different views.

*hordes. But don't be daft.

'Our women and girls'. Really? On FWR?

This post, too, seems implausible.

Ah, you were doing pretty well for a while there. Most of us had clocked you but you couldn't help but push the envelope further 🫤

I'd love to know that poster's true motivation

if they're just here for a chat like most of the rest of us, I'll eat my hat

Idk what the motivation for those posts are but quite a few are extreme to prompt reaction from women.

The posts in general not the supposed message

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Yes this applies to some posts. Why might they be on the feminist board of mn.

Do people get lots of private messages on MN? I've been on MN a good 20 years and I might have totalled maybe 50 PMs in that time and that's a generous count. Makes you wonder why on an anonymous forum people can't support you publicly though.

Would it though? Labour could throw their hands in the air and wail about how unfair it is that the nasty supranational organisation is taking working class people’s wealth and handing it back to the disenfranchised of the world. Politically it could work out for them.

yes I have a young male relative who is from a wealthy background, privately educated and has chosen agriculture as a career path. Before the GE he told me that all the farm hands and peers on his agricultural course were all voting reform. He’s been raised in a more liberal left environment and was clearly conflicted.

I usually assume she too but given some of the posts I wonder if not in this case. The shame one and control for example.

And the supposed messages..

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Hilarious. Nothing would tank a government quicker than giving in to that. Are you sure you’re not a Reform plant working for Labour?

Do you hate France and Italy and Spain and the Scandinavian countries and the Turks as well? Or America and Australia for what their founding fathers did to the indigenous population? Then there's Germany and what's happened more recently in Africa and the Arab states and actually I'm not sure that you're not going to end up hating everyone.

Then frankly we should be forced to hand over the money by the United Nations or some impartial entity international legal organisation.

The messaging of Labour or the Conservatives is not speaking to the young men I know locally. Young white males, university not appealing, so getting into work (and doing very well). We are in a rural area so farming is important and only one party is even trying to sound like they care.

Lately the discussion has moved on to reparations, but sadly I don’t think Labour have the political willpower to do what’s right in this regard, because they will be scared of losing the working class white vote to someone like Reform

If you think only the working class white vote would have an objection to giving 14 countries 18 trillion dollars then you really are in cloud cuckoo land. If your plan is to publicly admonish those who vote against such a policy once you’ve seen their vote on your proposed public voting register it might take you a while to tell them all off for being racist.

That is absolutely a racist dog whistle right out in the open for everyone to see. Hope not Hate should do a feature on this place, it’s scary how comments like this are just openly accepted.

Disgusting.

Yes - quite unbelievable. Swift clearly has no understanding of democracy.

I wonder if all these ‘private messages of support’ she’s receiving are from the communists?

When you look at British history, and the things we’ve done to other countries, if you don’t hate your country because of that then you must seriously lack empathy. We’ve taken way more from the world than we have given, and things like DEI are little steps in the right direction at addressing the balance.

Lately the discussion has moved on to reparations, but sadly I don’t think Labour have the political willpower to do what’s right in this regard, because they will be scared of losing the working class white vote to someone like Reform.

Exactly. And these racism accusations only seem to go one way.

I’d say it’s pretty racist to view white girls as fair game for rape because they are white. There is all sorts of racist violence between different Asian groups and there seems to be growing class based racism with people on here blithely throwing around derogatory words like ‘gammon’ which refer entirely to the colour of a persons skin.

It seems like the people on the left trying to cover this up have a deep seated dislike of white British people, to an extent including themselves. A type of self flagellation to atone for the sins of our ancestors?

The other really good episode was this one; around education

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/this-isnt-working/id1733064272?i=1000712306005

the key point is made that EYFS is where everything starts. Careers, life opportunities etc. and the UK treats this stage of life as babysitting.

so yes, the liberal left needs to get its shit together.

what I like about this series, which I’ve only just stumbled on thanks to the battle of ideas, is that it’s all about EDI and HR.

EDI used badly is what is causing the situations that led to this thread. Yet EDI is vitally important too, if used correctly. Openly and honestly.