Marseilles is now 30-40% Muslim. Excessive violence, riots, and rapes!

[Argyll]

You see? This is what happens when you let those nasty, extremist races into your home country and let them have full equal rights and have no quota of how many can come in.

Nice. I would love to see those gender equal anti racist feminists who support multicuturalism walk around in Marseille and enjoy the fruits of lenient and reckless immigration.

(By Motorhead Remember Me)

This is so true. I have super feminist English teachers who are all about liberalism and multiculturalism. I wonder how they'd feel if one of those "poor, helpless, starving, people" from Somalia came to them at night, if they were walking alone somewhere, and raped the hell out of her and immpragnated her with his taint.

Also, a lot of homosexual men have been constantly attacked by these immigrants as well. This is also a total redundency of liberalism (as most adrophiles are liberal). I remember reading an article on Aryan Futurism about those immigrants in Holland attacking some of the locals. They were of African and (I think) Mid Eastern decent.

[Tel Errant]

Republicanism in all its forms is generally negative and leads down the path to a greater tyranny than any dictator ever exercised, because it is an implicit tyranny.

How is republicanism an implicit tyranny?

[Wulfhere]

My respect for the American revolution is that it was based around the small shopkeeper, the small-time writer and inventor and the yeoman farmer rather then on the intellectual elite and freemasons.

For short: the American moderate lower/upper middle class was the backbone of the Revolution. In France it was a very liberal middle and upper class helped by the dregs of society.

In the British colonies real oppression was never a tradition. In France it was. Britain was a modern society - while the French were still stuck in the Middle Ages.

It was Freemasons who organised the American Revolution.

[The Lawspeaker]

It was Freemasons who organised the American Revolution.

As if there many freemasons there at that moment in time.

[Wulfhere]

As if there many freemasons there at that moment in time.

There were. It was very popular there.

[The Lawspeaker]

There were. It was very popular there.

Source ? The American Revolution leads back to the idea that the Crown violated their "Rights of Englishmen" and had levied hefty taxes without representation.

[Wulfhere]

Source ? The American Revolution leads back to the idea that the Crown violated their "Rights of Englishmen" and had levied hefty taxes without representation.

The Temple and the Lodge, by Baigent and Leigh, gives a good overview.

"Taxation without representation" was simply an excuse. British taxpayers had recently funded a very expensive war in America to prevent a French conquest, so it was hardly unreasonable to ask the colonists to contribute towards this. Furthermore, it's not true anyway that the American colonies had no representation in Parliament - many MPs were retained (paid) by colonial representatives to speak for their interests, just like any other pressure group.

[The Lawspeaker]

The Temple and the Lodge, by Baigent and Leigh, gives a good overview.

"Taxation without representation" was simply an excuse. British taxpayers had recently funded a very expensive war in America to prevent a French conquest, so it was hardly unreasonable to ask the colonists to contribute towards this. Furthermore, it's not true anyway that the American colonies had no representation in Parliament - many MPs were retained (paid) by colonial representatives to speak for their interests, just like any other pressure group.

So there were MP's for the provinces ? Who were the MP's for Virginia, Massachusetts, New York etc in those days ?

[Wulfhere]

So there were MP's for the provinces ? Who were the MP's for Virginia, Massachusetts, New York etc in those days ?

I've just told you how it worked.

[The Lawspeaker]

I've just told you how it worked.

But that's no representation. These people weren't elected and so they weren't represented.