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Does anyone else feel like there's a lot of anger in the UK right now?
• People pissed off with not being able to openly react to being suicide bombings because of fear of accusations of racism.
• People pissed off because wages are not staying in line with inflation.
• People pissed off because they feel trapped between an inept prime minister and a liberal socialist opposition leader.
• People pissed off because immigration has still not been lowered - despite a vote for Brexit which was clearly fuelled by concern over the effect (and morality) of allowing thousands of untrained, religiously and culturally different people to enter this country, despite the economy and hospitals already being under strain.
• People (inexplicably) pissed off at the government for the shoddy cladding on a privately owned tower block that burned and killed over 70 people.
• People pissed off at the railways for being overpriced.
• People pissed off because the NHS is an incurable black hole of money that always wants more - but it takes 6 months for an appointment.
• People pissed off because austerity has become the norm and it feels like everyone is poorer than they used to be. Everything seems expensive and no one wants to have kids because it would ruin their career, which is also shit and underpaid. The pound is plummeting, the left wing and liberal idealists are taking over, the factories are shut and the career prospects are awful.You could always go and get an education - but it will cost you 9 grand a year, plus any loans you take out, plus interest - and you could probably get a better education out of a textbook.
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>>130844549
This is good. When they get angry at their lives being assault from the right and from the left, they will look for a third position.
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>>130844854
The "third way" (aka the liberal position) has all but been destroyed by the election.
Both the left and the right are becoming more polarised.
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>>130846009
I ain't talking about the compromise of liberalism. I'm talking about Fascism, commonly known as the "Third Position".
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>>130844549
People are just pissed off because it's too fucking hot, everything will be fine when the weather cools down anon.
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>>130846658
Good insight, anon. This makes my outlook a little brighter.
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>>130847181
Right? Fascism - trying to kill everything it dislikes since 1922.
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>>130844549
Fucking right lad, i feel we are one more spate of cultural enrichment away from a serious change thank fuck. Time to invest in gold and wait for it to occur
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Also, everyone is mad about Brexit.
Those who voted in favor of it are mad because it will be way more expensive and uncomfortable than they thought. Britain will get a shit deal, and they are starting to realize it. Also, it's going too slow. It will simply not meet the expectations. They are mad as fuck at politicians.
Those who voted against it are mad because, well, they don't want any part of it, not the soft or the hard version. They are mad as fuck at the other half of the country. And that moron Cameron.
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>>130847445
Nice oversimplification. Fascism roots out what it "dislikes", that's correct. It roots out ideologies and people that pervert the natural way- communists, liberals, hedonists, and those who try to subvert the nation, its morale and prosperity. It creates the conditions in which young men and women actually have a larger purpose, and are not wallowing in nihilism and depression as their culture is gutted, as it is now.
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>>130844549
Lots of anger everywhere. Some sort of revolution is coming, steam needs to escape somewhere.
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>>130844549
People are angry at them own brains.
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For things to change the plunge into the unknown has to be perceived to be better than the status quo. It certainly does seem like that day is approaching. something has got to give but I'm not sure what.
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Shite times we live in.
Liberals are cancer, go full fourth vow on their asses.
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>>130844549
Typical whinging Pom
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>>130844549
I am afraid that things are about to get really bad or at least come to a head.
Those two front-pages slagging off Jeremy Corbyn were probably a show of good faith from Rupert Murdoch, hoping to form a deal with the government regarding how his empire is crumbling through the internet and independent media. YouTubers get more views than newspapers, online or otherwise.
That's a conspiratorial guess on my part but I can definitely tell you that the establishment is not happy about the internet's ability to red-pill people on so many things.
People aren't watching TV for the news as much anymore, their siren song is losing potency and it infuriates me that their response is to clamp down on the internet.
I can only hope that they will not succeed, because hopefully it has all simply run its course and those institutions are meant to die now. I will laugh at them if they do.
But if they don't, we're fucked.
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The Christianism was declining and nihilism, materialism and islamism took place in that void, that's why people started being really sad.
Also, no politician seems to care about your nation, brexit should have already happened and yet it has not even started.
All of this boil will rise nationalism from the local people, or the PM start doing some shit or even the monarchy will have to do something. I don't think fascism has a place in UK's population mind.
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>>130844549
English "people" are the most materialistic, rude, and decadent race on the planet. Obsessed with money, immigrants, cuckoldry, and alcohol. Even Americans fail to outdo Anglos in their Jewish cock sucking.
Filthy rotten Anglo scum, you deserve terrorism!
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