Go ahead
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He should just be exiled to some random, remote uninhabited island. Then he'll never have to deal with another foreigner again and we wouldn't have to deal with him
wrote last edited by [email protected]That would be a bit of a dick move to all the fish and bugs that live on and near those islands, they don't deserve to have to put up with him either. I suggest a random planetoid somewhere.
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Are you guys sure it's a good idea to send all our most evil people on the same island ?
I'm sure the sentinelese don't want a nazi secret lair out there, or another "epstein island" for that matter.
Why not?
A bunch of people who 90% didn't do anything themselves for quite some time if ever left to fend for themselves...
Maybe a bit sociopathic but I would give each of them one lethal dose of an opioid in case they want to, well, get an easy way out
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Same guy who thought it'd be a good idea to have Sargon of Akkad join UKIP.
I used to feel weird when my niche internet obsessions started bleeding into the real world, but nowadays it's become so common that I barely react when some obscure internet drama that I think is funny, suddenly blooms into real world politics and I'm just sat here like "oh... again, huh?"
Anyway, one could probably have seen it coming that brexit wouldn't be a smart decision, but whatever, man.
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This is the limited streaming series we need right now.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I didn't like Lord of the Flies, but I might like this version
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I don't like the guy, but indeed he is being taken out of context if you read the full interview. What Farage means is that Brexit is not happening the way he wants it to happen. He wants more trade deals, stricter immigration, and leaving the obligations from international rules like the ECHR.
I see, he's as realistic about politics as a 5 year old. Farage - "I want all the nice things, with none of the obligations and without giving anything in return". That's the mindset of a child who wants allowance but without mowing the lawn.
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You UK folks need to start making stronger milkshakes. Possibly with hydroflouric acid.
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I see, he's as realistic about politics as a 5 year old. Farage - "I want all the nice things, with none of the obligations and without giving anything in return". That's the mindset of a child who wants allowance but without mowing the lawn.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Indeed, he's an idiot.
People are afraid if he becomes prime minister. The thing is he's a harmless idiot because he is all complain and rhetoric without offering any specific plan on how to implement what he wants. If what he wants happens, and then what? Should he come to power, it's just going to be whatever the hell happens. His potential leadership will end up collapsing like the far right tenure in Sweden, Finland and The Netherlands. Farage never really have had any significant leadership experience, because he spent most of his career beating the drum but never leading the band.
But from my personal perspective, his premiership, if he does become PM and even if it fails, will set precedence and open the floodgate to a cleverer authoritarian demagogue that could plunge UK to a full fascism. I think most people are short sighted about the snowball effect of current actions.
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Indeed, he's an idiot.
People are afraid if he becomes prime minister. The thing is he's a harmless idiot because he is all complain and rhetoric without offering any specific plan on how to implement what he wants. If what he wants happens, and then what? Should he come to power, it's just going to be whatever the hell happens. His potential leadership will end up collapsing like the far right tenure in Sweden, Finland and The Netherlands. Farage never really have had any significant leadership experience, because he spent most of his career beating the drum but never leading the band.
But from my personal perspective, his premiership, if he does become PM and even if it fails, will set precedence and open the floodgate to a cleverer authoritarian demagogue that could plunge UK to a full fascism. I think most people are short sighted about the snowball effect of current actions.
That does sound like every neoliberal politician in Europe right now.
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Who could have thought, that separating yourself from one of the top three economic blocks on the planet, would have negative consequences?
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I'm picturing a movie poster: Brexit Has Fallen
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I see, he's as realistic about politics as a 5 year old. Farage - "I want all the nice things, with none of the obligations and without giving anything in return". That's the mindset of a child who wants allowance but without mowing the lawn.
That pretty much summed up the entire brexit mindset. "We already have one of the sweetest EU deals, but we want only good stuff and no bad"
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Who could have thought, that separating yourself from one of the top three economic blocks on the planet, would have negative consequences?
But the sovereignty!
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Just. Fucking. Die! Cunt.
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You UK folks need to start making stronger milkshakes. Possibly with hydroflouric acid.
Maybe a cocktail would work better.
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Nonono, let the Brits keep their garbage.
Yeah wtf don't send us this guy.
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Same guy who thought it'd be a good idea to have Sargon of Akkad join UKIP.
I used to feel weird when my niche internet obsessions started bleeding into the real world, but nowadays it's become so common that I barely react when some obscure internet drama that I think is funny, suddenly blooms into real world politics and I'm just sat here like "oh... again, huh?"
Anyway, one could probably have seen it coming that brexit wouldn't be a smart decision, but whatever, man.
They seriously let that clown join the national party of clowns? I guess he fits right in there, but wtf is a youtuber doing in a political party?
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"If Brexit fucks everything up, I'll just leave and let the rest of you deal with it"
That's what Dyson did, didn't they? They supported Brexit with a ton of money to transform UK into a no-worker-rights hellhole, and when that didn't happen fast enough, they moved production to Asia.
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Just GTFO cunt
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Maybe a cocktail would work better.
Molotov?
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They seriously let that clown join the national party of clowns? I guess he fits right in there, but wtf is a youtuber doing in a political party?
He wasn't even alone. Count Dankula also joined, and later left because he found the party to be unserious and cringe. He made a video about it at one point. I don't agree with Dankula about every opinion he has, but I do find him to be smarter and more level-headed than most of his peers.
Sargon of Akkad went from being a youtuber who was a bit full of himself, to getting a minor god complex once he joined UKIP and spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to impress the infamous internet troll Mister Metokur, which is a whole saga in its own right. It was fucking hilarious to follow in real time.
Meanwhile, the press did what the press does and dug up all kinds of stupid shit that sargon had been saying over the years and, well, he quickly became a liability.
I had been pretty pissed with Sargon since the Candid scandal that most people seem to have forgotten since, so I was just enjoying the show, watching this dumbass making an utter fool of himself. I think a lot of UKIP's bad press and failure as a party can be traced back to Sargon because when he joined the party, they were still somewhat seen as a respectable party that you could take seriously even if you disagreed with their politics. After sargon, they were seen as a clown show and I also think Farage left the party shortly after - unless I'm misremembering. It's been awhile.
I don't watch reality TV because I have the internet and it's lolcows. The fact that these politicians allowed sargon of akkad into their party without doing a proper background check is fucking insane
they allowed him and Dankula in their party to catch the attention and support of their followers and they paid dearly for that, lol. In ignorant theory, it seems like a good idea to try and utilize influencers to further your party's cause and reach a younger crowd - potentially - but back then, politicians did not understand internet culture nor how fucking insane it is. Overall, politicians seem a tiny bit more aware today, but they are still not getting it. That mixing brain dead entertainers with your cause could possibly backfire. Especially if your party appeals to the more reckless among us in society.Of course, there could be many more factors as to why Farage decided to leave UKIP and for the party kinda falling apart at the seams other than just Sargon, but it is incredible how fast shit hit the fan after thel let Sargon join their party. Everybody who knew about Sargon knew that this was gonna end badly and we were all there for it. Rightwingers as well as leftwingers. Joined in harmony, laughing at the circus.
Somehow still more entertaining than when Kanye West hired Nick Fuentes and Milo Yiannopoulos as his campaign managers.
At some point you can't do anything but laugh.
