| Changing British Social Attitudes on 09:51 - Sep 6 with 1164 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 09:02 - Sep 6 by Boundy |
You must have missed the fact that Ukriane is at war , sometimes marital war is imposed or parts of a democracy reduced, all for the greater good. |
The majority of the country is not at war. There''s no need for martial law. Not sure what banning churches will accomplish |  | |  |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:25 - Sep 6 with 1096 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 09:51 - Sep 6 by controversial_jack |
The majority of the country is not at war. There''s no need for martial law. Not sure what banning churches will accomplish |
If you were actually trying to post something to make yourself look stupid you couldn't have done a better job. When a country is at war, the whole country is at war not just the front line.
What you posted is so ridiculous even Monty Python would have turned it down.
He hasnt banned churches either, he has given the Ukrainian orthodoxy 9 months to cut ties with Russia and the Moscow Patriarchate or they will be closed down to remove any undue Russian influence in Ukraine.
Any comments about banning political parties and democracy today? Any response to Putin shutting down more political opponents than Zelensky?
What about the ballerina who was arrested and faces 15 years in prison for putting money in a charity box?
Anything to say that wouldn't be utterly ridiculous, anything new? | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 15:55 - Sep 6 with 1039 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:25 - Sep 6 by SullutaCreturned |
If you were actually trying to post something to make yourself look stupid you couldn't have done a better job. When a country is at war, the whole country is at war not just the front line.
What you posted is so ridiculous even Monty Python would have turned it down.
He hasnt banned churches either, he has given the Ukrainian orthodoxy 9 months to cut ties with Russia and the Moscow Patriarchate or they will be closed down to remove any undue Russian influence in Ukraine.
Any comments about banning political parties and democracy today? Any response to Putin shutting down more political opponents than Zelensky?
What about the ballerina who was arrested and faces 15 years in prison for putting money in a charity box?
Anything to say that wouldn't be utterly ridiculous, anything new? |
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/oct/20/ukrainian-parliament-votes-to-ban-
They have now based themselves in Turkiyr | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 17:08 - Sep 6 with 1009 views | onehunglow |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:25 - Sep 6 by SullutaCreturned |
If you were actually trying to post something to make yourself look stupid you couldn't have done a better job. When a country is at war, the whole country is at war not just the front line.
What you posted is so ridiculous even Monty Python would have turned it down.
He hasnt banned churches either, he has given the Ukrainian orthodoxy 9 months to cut ties with Russia and the Moscow Patriarchate or they will be closed down to remove any undue Russian influence in Ukraine.
Any comments about banning political parties and democracy today? Any response to Putin shutting down more political opponents than Zelensky?
What about the ballerina who was arrested and faces 15 years in prison for putting money in a charity box?
Anything to say that wouldn't be utterly ridiculous, anything new? |
Ideally,Russia should be ostracised by every civilised nation on earth.
Sadly,we have no choice as God has seemed fit to give them resources we need | |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:01 - Sep 6 with 990 views | DJack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 09:51 - Sep 6 by controversial_jack |
The majority of the country is not at war. There''s no need for martial law. Not sure what banning churches will accomplish |
I've already previously covered that the Russian Church is a cover for the FSB. So it is not banning churches but a foreign intelligence operation.
Once again I must bring you back to your fallacious post on personal freedoms in foreign nations.
UKRAINE IS THREE AND A HALF TO 4 TIMES MORE FREE THAN RUSSIA. |  |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:33 - Sep 6 with 984 views | SullutaCreturned |
And that's it? I'm surprised there isnt more, just a teensy weensy bit of pro Rus propaganda?
Never mind, I've had my laugh for the day. | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:46 - Sep 7 with 933 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:33 - Sep 6 by SullutaCreturned |
And that's it? I'm surprised there isnt more, just a teensy weensy bit of pro Rus propaganda?
Never mind, I've had my laugh for the day. |
What else do you want? It shows they are banning the church | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 19:27 - Sep 7 with 927 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:46 - Sep 7 by controversial_jack |
What else do you want? It shows they are banning the church |
Nothing to say about all the people Russia has banned? Or those they murdered, locked up or forced into exile? | | | |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 22:10 - Sep 7 with 900 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 19:27 - Sep 7 by SullutaCreturned |
Nothing to say about all the people Russia has banned? Or those they murdered, locked up or forced into exile? |
This country doesn't exactly publicise the hundred million the empire killed in India, so what's your point? | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 23:42 - Sep 7 with 866 views | KeithHaynes |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 22:10 - Sep 7 by controversial_jack |
This country doesn't exactly publicise the hundred million the empire killed in India, so what's your point? |
More than that by all accounts. The deaths in India were first seen as a way of total control by Adolf Hitler in 1924. He states so himself. The colonisation of the country, late nineteenth and early twentieth century India is often quoted as the start of fascism. Mainly due to the British being so successful at it Hitler genuinely believed they would support his proposed take over of Europe.
Interesting and true.
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:01 - Sep 8 with 779 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 22:10 - Sep 7 by controversial_jack |
This country doesn't exactly publicise the hundred million the empire killed in India, so what's your point? |
Oh, an an attempt at deflection and diversion eh. A tacit admittance of defeat.
Now India, a competely separate subject and one that may well have been debated by many people in the 77 years since India gained it's independence. By that I mean its hardly a current affair.
If you want to talk about historical affairs then start a thread.
As a starting point, colonialism was wrong, whcihever Empire at whichever point in history it was wrong. Colonialism was a human tragedy and just so you are aware, a lot more than 100 million died, the estimate is that 100 million died betweem 1880 and 1920 with a conservative estimate of another 50 million excess deaths.
If you're going to deflect, at least try to be close. | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:05 - Sep 8 with 774 views | onehunglow |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:01 - Sep 8 by SullutaCreturned |
Oh, an an attempt at deflection and diversion eh. A tacit admittance of defeat.
Now India, a competely separate subject and one that may well have been debated by many people in the 77 years since India gained it's independence. By that I mean its hardly a current affair.
If you want to talk about historical affairs then start a thread.
As a starting point, colonialism was wrong, whcihever Empire at whichever point in history it was wrong. Colonialism was a human tragedy and just so you are aware, a lot more than 100 million died, the estimate is that 100 million died betweem 1880 and 1920 with a conservative estimate of another 50 million excess deaths.
If you're going to deflect, at least try to be close. |
We gave them a British passport to come here and change our island out of all recognition
Pick the bones out of that
We’ve paid the ultimate price if colonialisation.
And India still retains many British institutions | |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:19 - Sep 8 with 761 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:05 - Sep 8 by onehunglow |
We gave them a British passport to come here and change our island out of all recognition
Pick the bones out of that
We’ve paid the ultimate price if colonialisation.
And India still retains many British institutions |
And their trains run on time too  | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:06 - Sep 8 with 716 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:21 - Sep 8 by onehunglow |
Every Indian doctor I have had respected what the British did .
India is a very complex society [Post edited 8 Sep 14:22]
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After centuries of castes, of being treated like second class citizens in their own country and the still prevailing male dominated attitudes to women and rampant sexism in some parts of the country, no wonder it's complicated. | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 22:52 - Sep 8 with 680 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 14:01 - Sep 8 by SullutaCreturned |
Oh, an an attempt at deflection and diversion eh. A tacit admittance of defeat.
Now India, a competely separate subject and one that may well have been debated by many people in the 77 years since India gained it's independence. By that I mean its hardly a current affair.
If you want to talk about historical affairs then start a thread.
As a starting point, colonialism was wrong, whcihever Empire at whichever point in history it was wrong. Colonialism was a human tragedy and just so you are aware, a lot more than 100 million died, the estimate is that 100 million died betweem 1880 and 1920 with a conservative estimate of another 50 million excess deaths.
If you're going to deflect, at least try to be close. |
If you read it proprly, that was just in India alone | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 23:19 - Sep 8 with 663 views | Luther27 |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 22:52 - Sep 8 by controversial_jack |
If you read it proprly, that was just in India alone |
History. | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:39 - Sep 9 with 530 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 22:52 - Sep 8 by controversial_jack |
If you read it proprly, that was just in India alone |
I was only talking about India, maybe you should have read it properly.
Still, we were talking about Ukraine so why did you bring India into it? Oh I know don't I. You're getting your ass kicked ahain so you try and change tack.
If you were a sailor you'd be Uncle Albert. | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:26 - Sep 10 with 451 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 18:39 - Sep 9 by SullutaCreturned |
I was only talking about India, maybe you should have read it properly.
Still, we were talking about Ukraine so why did you bring India into it? Oh I know don't I. You're getting your ass kicked ahain so you try and change tack.
If you were a sailor you'd be Uncle Albert. |
If i was getting my arse kicked, i would have to be wrong, but my posts are factual and correct | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:42 - Sep 10 with 420 views | DJack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:26 - Sep 10 by controversial_jack |
If i was getting my arse kicked, i would have to be wrong, but my posts are factual and correct |
On the odd occasion that you get facts correct you get the context wrong and are therefore incorrect.  | |
| It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. - Carl Sagan |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:56 - Sep 10 with 414 views | DoubeDoube |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 17:01 - Sep 3 by Flashberryjack |
Celebrate being British these days and you'll probably be called a racist. |
British? Welsh here mate - to most British is English. Welsh history should have been taught in schools. Not the Tudors etc. We are Wales and not England [Post edited 10 Sep 12:59]
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 13:06 - Sep 10 with 403 views | controversial_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:42 - Sep 10 by DJack |
On the odd occasion that you get facts correct you get the context wrong and are therefore incorrect. |
The big I told you so is coming closer | | | |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 13:23 - Sep 10 with 380 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:26 - Sep 10 by controversial_jack |
If i was getting my arse kicked, i would have to be wrong, but my posts are factual and correct |
Only factual correct in Russia. The rest of the free World recognise them for the properganda and lies they are. | |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 13:25 - Sep 10 with 378 views | onehunglow |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 12:56 - Sep 10 by DoubeDoube |
British? Welsh here mate - to most British is English. Welsh history should have been taught in schools. Not the Tudors etc. We are Wales and not England [Post edited 10 Sep 12:59]
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Welsh is British
Wales is part of the United Kingdom,with a constitution that is of England .
The Act of Inion still rankles .
I can understand that | |
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| Changing British Social Attitudes on 13:32 - Sep 10 with 362 views | DoubeDoube |
| Changing British Social Attitudes on 13:25 - Sep 10 by onehunglow |
Welsh is British
Wales is part of the United Kingdom,with a constitution that is of England .
The Act of Inion still rankles .
I can understand that |
No its not, | | | |
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