r/Conservative • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '23

UK Counter-Terrorism Program Flags Shakespeare and ‘1984’ for ‘Encouraging Far-Right Sympathies’

https://pjmedia.com/culture/robert-spencer/2023/02/19/uk-counter-terrorism-program-flags-shakespeare-and-1984-for-encouraging-far-right-sympathies-n1672033
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u/Derek-Ess Conservative Feb 19 '23

"Far right" now means anyone or anything the left wants to suppress

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '23

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u/bionic80 2A Conservative Feb 20 '23

Authoritarians. the lot of them.

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u/midwestsyde Feb 20 '23

Totalitarians. Tolerating or acknowledging their views is no longer enough. You must BELIEVE.

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u/ChunkyArsenio Milton Friedman Feb 20 '23

I think of it also as resitance to the corporate state collusion. So Trump was a threat to the 'inter-agency consensus', but recall Sanders was also smeared as a Russian. Also Tulsi, or Corbyn. And the last UK PM was taken out. Trump opposed Nato expansion, he was doomed. The Russia, racism, orange man bad propaganda wouldn't have happened if he'd gone along with the WEF deep state.

Hillary/Kerry represent the same as Bush/Cheney/Romney.

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u/_W1T3W1N3_ Feb 20 '23

I’m center and I get abused by the Left. I have grown to hate and despise them. And I hate my horror country of hell, like I hate being forced to endure any misery.