You Don't Give A Sh*t About Islamophobia. Here's why.
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- Holding the Conservative Party adequately to account on Islamophobia seems impossible.
Why? Because for many it would mean taking a long look in the mirror.
Video by Frances Freeman
AyoCaesar
Accusations of anti-semitism in Labour are also just veiled Islamophobia. Critique of Israeli apartheid has nothing to do with the Jewish people.
No one talks about antisemitism within the Conservative Party witch runs deep and is wide spread
@@raycyst007 😂😂 pull the other one
@@raycyst007 Bullshit
@@chinaski2020 sorry to disagree the level anti-Semitism the Tory party greater than in the Labour party
@@elegantCommunist hmm. I understand somewhat. I forgot that there are some Jews who are anti-zionist. (Can I ask why is saying pro-semite=pro-Israel is antisemitic?)
Could you also explain why the Cons are antisemitic?
@@elegantCommunist thank you for not 'blasting me out' and going through a little bit to help me try to understand (also helps for me to tackle my bias)
The Tory membership wouldn't know what to do with Shakira law.
They may try to inplement 'Dancing Queen' (like May's entrance) in opposition
😞 I couldn't really come up with anything great.
They just know it would be "Wherever, Whenever"
Dad dancing...
yes we would we would distroy it
“I live to disappoint” Honestly, same
On a different note, latest published ONS, NatCen and British Social Attitudes survey data on Religion in the UK shoes that Christianity has dropped to its lowest level in history at roughly below 39% with Atheism and Islam on the rise. This reflects a complete secular country and British society and its clear to see that the government and leaders of establishment/British press are afraid of the growth of Islam. Also, why are there 26 Church of England priests and bishops sitting in the House of Lords when affiliation with the CofE is dwindling (only 1% of people aged 18-24 are affiliated). Time for people to wake up.
*old people
Those people really just need to move the hell on. They’re wasting precious time and resources squabbling over minutiae with the last of their unnaturally-extended lifespan that trends show future generations won’t have. WORST. LEGACY. EVER.
Because the CoE is the established religion. Whether people attend church or not, this is, by law, a Christian country. It has nothing to do with the public.
Hey, just thought to give you facts to balance your view,
Muslim countries : ( no sharia law, no issues,)
BOSINA AND Herzegovina ( Europe Muslim country, no sharia law no issue,
Albania ( NO ISSUE)
Kosovo ( no issue and no sharia
Malaysia ( same
Indonesia ( same
Turkey
Burkina Faso
Sierra Leone
Cameroon ( not majority but still lot
Chad
Island of cocos
Comoros
Ivory Coast ( still big majority
Guinea
None of them have sharia law, no body stopping them, and no issues as well, ask why?
Let's not the idiots, the small extremist among them fools everyone's, they got big mouth, but not big support,
I hope it helps,
Ever heard of Boris Johnsons' bizarre political thriller novel about Islamic terrorism? As well as being both racist and somehow pervy at the same time it's a hideous cringefest that makes you wonder how anyone can take him seriously.
Love the captain Picard figurine!
-"There is no money in the 24th century. We work to better ourselves and society... humanity is no longer obsessed with the constant 'accumulation of things'...." Captain Jean Luc Picard.
It’s easy to attack the weak and most disadvantaged in society
I don’t care about islamophibia even. Though I am muslim
Yeah i dont care about racism even though it could affect me
I bet you don’t live in islamaphobic countries
@@hannahabdi3904 rascim a actual problem here islamaphoiba is a myth
I care about racism, and freedom to worship, but since the Enlightenment we were becoming a more secular nation and free to criticise religion. We can no longer do that without fear of violent retribution. The left conflates criticism of Islam with racism, probably because racists conflate the two. As a consequence the left tend to defend one religion, which is Islam, even when it's repressive.
I agree. I consider myself pretty far left, but am strongly opposed to Islam. I think it's abhorrent. I also despise Christianity. But yes, I don't like this conflation of criticism and legitimate fear of Islam with anti-Muslim prejudice or hatred.
Your Captain Picard action figure is holding up a protest sign, but I can't make out what's written there. What does his sign say?
@@jonnyo.p.1773 Thanks!
I literally took a shit while watching this video.
Next time get to a toilet first.
Great I'm eating while reading the comments....
@@Thecuriousincident1 saame and nutella is one of the ingredients...
Whatever engages your brain
Its always weird how usually the biggest islamophobes are also the ones who downplay covid the most.Lets be honest if 9/11 never happened islamophobia wouldn't be the issue it is. Sure there would be qn undercurrebt but it wouldn't have the same kind of strong emotional effect.(don't even get me started on the US) But if you took an objective view the total number of deaths from attacks in western countries combined since 1990 doesn't even equal the number of covid dead in Portugal.Yeah do the math.But again 9/11 had such a strong emotional impact that these people cannot move on. They've internalised a set of beliefs about islam so much so its their mantra.They may not realise it but their emotions have gotten the better of them the fear has become an obsession a basic 'fact' for them.
I value a socio-political analysis of the conflicts between terror organizations and the US/UK etc. but to suggest that the primary factor isn't religion when well to do, educated socially connected people commit acts of terror or join organizations like the muslim brotherhood. is a stretch. i dont buy the argument that religion was the only avenue left to these people/organizations in a post colonial world. religion served as a core tenant and amplifier of their prejudices. just as it has done for christian fascists in croatia, spain, and the US contemporaneously. the religion is not an after thought of the politics, it is fused.
there is much to admire in islamic culture. but lets take the extremists at their word and the anti lgbt contingent, that's not solely political, its clearly religious and should be challenged on those grounds.
I don't see how the socio-economic background of terrorists effects the premise? Educated middle class people have always made up a large portion of terrorists regardless of the ideology.
Funny you should mention the Muslim Brotherhood. The report that half of this vid is based on was written by one of their front organisations (The MCB).
Trying to raise Islamaphobia to the levels the media raised AS would be an impossibility even though it is far more prevalent and insidious than AS. It would be almost AS to rail against Islamaphobia
Thinking that Islam is a threat to a British way of life, or Western civilisation, is not Islamophobic. It might not be correct, but it would be hard to prove either way; those are simply negative opinions of Islam. I have a negative opinion of Islam. I also have a negative opinion of Christianity. It should be possible to harshly criticise and mock Islam without being labelled Islamophobic as if it's some kind of crime of prejudice. Islamophobia would be prejudice against or hatred of Muslims. Not Islam itself. Otherwise you're simply outlawing criticism, or legitimate fears around Islam.
lol you describe the Tory party as authoritarian and nationalistic, which governing Islamic or Communist party are you comparing them to?
Very true 👍
Great work
Shakira Law, lol
thanks for covering this
The political situation in Muslim countries really is the biggest factor. Anytime there was progress it was destroyed and because of the political situations a lot of the countries are in suspended animation. Two perfect examples are Egypt and Sudan.
Dante Brown Don’t forget Iran!
Islamophobia is a fallacy. You cannot be illogically afraid of an idea. All ideas are worth criticising.
There is no fallacy in the hatred Muslims and Islam recieve.
Fun fact: Islam existed in Britain long before any so called migrants came to its shores at least since the early 1800s. It wasn't a problem then, why has it become a problem now?
Is it because the majority of its adherents are no longer Caucasian? Even that is expected to change in the next fifty years.
So you think "homophobia" is also a fallacy.
What's the Picard doll's sign say?
Very well said.
Thanks for the heads up on the book - will get a copy.
Really value most of your opinions Ash. Any more recommendations?
Where can I get a Pepe-punch sticker like that?
please leave pepe alone
New American subscriber and enjoying this channel!!
All religions should be open to criticism. Criticism Is not Islamophobia. You are no different to the right wing
Kudos for calling it "the migration crisis". I wouldn't have thought of that.
Ash Sarkar is the best!
Does crusader phobia exist?
First can we chsnge the word anti semetics arabs are semetics some ethopian are semetics stop using a race to define predjudice against religion just called it anti jewish lol
Islam as a whole, taking into account the personal beliefs of all muslims around the whole world. Are quite anti LGBT anti secularism anti feminism. The solution in my opinion is not to oppressive muslims with state and cultural forces, that wont change anything. We need grassroot Muslim political revolution encourage Islam to become more progressive. Like what happened with christianity.
In some places, they integrate very well and have become more liberal than the majority of their fellow citizens such as the US. But that may speak more volumes of how extremely right Joseph McCarthy pulled the Overton Window.
@@Eibarwoman I think integration in the us is easier then the UK, we have a more broad definition of "American" then "British", we also have the melting pot philosophy, But it is still hard. I have faith Islam will become more progressive with more integration and time
@@vexintersect1312 Also the Constitution itself made for why it was broader in the first place as the freedom of religion came from an assortment of groups such as Shakers, Unitarians, Quakers, Mennonites, Lutherans, and others all being present in the colonies by 1750. Having a state church in The Church of England kind of quashes down such to a narrow base definition.
@@byoung8529
Cool story thanks for sharing
@@byoung8529 Were they studying chemical engineering? They are the worst. Chemical engineering + Islam = fascism.
I love this woman!! She is literally a breath of fresh air in political journalism!!
Jewish guy here to just say love ya ash!
All of the above is true which makes it all the more disappointing that Ash Sarkar and Owen Jones threw Chris Williamson under the bus for his non-existent anti-semitism.
OK, I'm a staunch Chris Williamson supporter, I hadn't picked up on that, tell me more.
Owne Jones is a fucking tool. He defends the very people who will hang him first from a lamp-post if they gained enough power to get sharia law in this country. He is gay. You know what sharia says about gays? You figure it out.
Did you ever consider that natives just don't Muslims?
Personally I don't even recognise the fake word "Islamophobia"
@Zack Toole But Paul thinks islam is a "race". That's the level of pure dumb ignorance we are up against.
Antisemitism is racism. A person who is Islamophobic may be a bigot, or an ignoramus or a sectarian, but to call them racists means that the person making the accusation is assuming that the religion is not world wide, but that it is linked to specific ethnicticities. It is like assuming that all Christians are Italians who live in the Vatican.
I find all abrahamic religious believers scary equally
i'm not scary tho i just wanna love everyone idc what their religion or sexual orientation is i will give hugs to everyone (: (i'm a muslim btw)
don't be scared.being scared makes you weaker (:
I'm not scared, I find the beliefs of the abrahamic religions scary.
@@pauldi7268 oh lol
Are you defining islamophobia, as anti-muslim hatred or prejudice, anti-islam hatred or prejudice, irrational fear of muslims, irrational fear of islam or a combination of all four? Just wondering, the term can get a bit broad (as we see with the use of 'anti-semitism' at the moment).
Do you think it should all be referred to in general terms such as racism and bigotry? How would you separate individual actions from state policies?
I do like distinction, but what's the need for all the semantics here? All outcomes describe something that isn't acceptable in politics, so the distinction is kind of redundant
Novara Media are clearly grouping it all together so they can use verbal and semantic tricks to paint anyone critical of a hyper-aggressive religious and political culture as racist and bring a blasphemy law into Europe for one religion in particular.
It generally refers to anti-Muslim sentiment, which is very often expressed as anti-Islamic sentiment because people hold Islam (the faith) to a different standard than other, similar faiths (like Judaism).
@@DrRiq I hold all religions to the same standard, I abhor all beliefs that preach any form of supremacism justified by being "God's special people". Tell me "Doctor", how many people has Judaism blown up in the name of it's religion in Europe in the last ten years?
@02:05 "There is a simple Law of Physics, the Left get a much harder time in the establishment media than the right do". *Oh do stop it Ashe, spare a thought for us oldies; that nearly triggered my urinary incontinence!*
2:23 No! You take him! He's garbage!
Is Islam a race now? I thought race was to do with skin colour?
So if you publicly criticised Islam, what would you be most afraid of? Being accused of racism or being killed?
omg your so awesome i love your channel
Who you think you are: Sabine Hossenfelder? She does the phone thing much better and knows what she's talking about.
Leaving aside party politics in the UK and the entire liberal vs conservative standpoints we see in other Western societies, the second argument made in the book Ash S quotes from in wide of the mark in suggesting that religion is not a key driving force underpinning terror organisations like al -Qaeda and IS. Religious justification for their violence is absolutely central to their 'philosophy' and they make little effort to hide it. In Palestine, the situation is different, since they are faced with the daily reality of the most appalling injustices that are part of the illegal occupation of their lands. But when terrorists murdered the Charlie Ebdo journos, it was because their believed their faith had been offended and it was their religious duty to avenge that. Likewise the attack on Rushdie. Concerts are prime targets because all forms of entertainment and pleasures are considered inexcusable. As are all venues open for entertainment. Even a child's funfair in Nice was fair game. A reading of the writings and comments made by the forerunners of al-Qaeda in the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood clearly demonstrate that it is Western lifestyle, education, democracy, and liberal attitudes to women and gays are which are seen as most dangerous to Islam and the true reasons those of the Islamic fundamentalist mindset feel it must be destroyed at all costs.
Saying it is just bullshit won't change people's mind...
How love this narrative 💏...
BTW anyone saw the video on reuters that Erdoğan (🇹🇷) in a rally were being Christianphobia and praising the martyrdom of a 6 years old girl??.
Maybe we should just say what we mean and mean what we say? Maybe, no matter what we do - our meaning will always get encrypted? I'm a total novice really. Spent the last year just trying to understand philosophy in general. Just concentrating on Hegel and Marx at the moment. I think I understand what each of them are saying. But I can't help feeling like I have come full circle. I originally found sollace in something as abstract as the Reimann Hypothesis (concerning Prime Numbers) - something we think must be true but seems impossible to prove. Prime numbers - the building blocks of all numbers - they just exist and defy all explanation or formulation. I then find myself lately seeing Marx and Hegel through something like the quest to prove the Reimann Hypothesis - it does directly impact economic activity, as pretty much all encryption of financial transactions are done using prime numbers... and so the material means (computers) keep advancing for ever more sophisticaed means of both producing ever more complex and bigger primes for encryption purposes (data protection), and the ability to crack those prime number codes through computer hacking... all the while the primes themselves - despite being infinite in their existence - become fewer and further between to be able to find and utilise. Not to mention the huge energy and material demands of something like BitCoin. Or that corporate efforts to co-opt bitcoin (blockchain) technonology will likely fail due to the insecurity of their systems caused by the back doors required to manipulate them towards their own profitable ends. Perhaps Hegel would view such an advance compliments his philosophy? Whereas Marx would see it as just enslaving us more and ultimately futile - we should just trust each other. Maybe Karl Marx was more of an existentialist in the end?
Where do ex-muslims come into all of this? This video is very western because it doesn't deal with the struggles atheists are going through in muslim countries. Just one example is malaysia, where if you are indigenous the state labels you on your birth certificate as muslim and you can't escape it. Tying islam with 'race' is a mass disservice to individuals in muslim countries who are advocating for reason and rejecting indoctrinated religion.
Can I ask, honestly, what part of England you live in now, and what part you spent most of your time?
As ever a great analysis by Ash xxx
Spot on as usual Ash, but I think that Islamophobia is actually endemic in the white British population as a whole, not just certain sections of it.. So I think there needs to be a proper definition of Islamophobia and legislation against it, because it's getting to be a real problem, much worse than anti-semitism, which was never that bad in Britain. But I've heard some horrific stories of Islamophobia in Britain, particularly against Muslim women. It's sickening and tough measures should be taken to deal with it.
I'm a fan of Sarkar, Bastani and Walker. Love their stuff. I hate this Govt and am hating it more and more. BUT I will give the Tories this. They've given us 3 female PMs ( I know, one of them was Truss😕) we've had a black Chancellor ( I know, it was Kwartang 🥶) and a cabinet with a very mixed racial spread and religious one. I know this is about Islamaphobia so I get it. There is a media bias and with a Tory party membership that's hardly stuffed to the rafters with Muslims I see the point.
I would thou be interested to see a comparison, unbiased by party politics or ideology to see how the main political parties stack up with each other on this issue and the broader one of diversity and inclusion across the board.
Love going over a few old posts from these guys. The intelligence of the 3 aforlisted presenters and their very wry sense of humour do make this a very informative and thought provoking channel of information.
i really like this girl
She's gorgeous.
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Shakira law is to be encouraged.
5:09 It would be very ahistorical to start the "clash of cultures" with the Crusades: the Muslim conquest of most of Spain was hundreds of years earlier, and the Crusades themselves were prompted by Muslim Turk encroachments on the Asian portion of the Roman (Byzantine) Empire.
The crusades were a response to muslim invasions.
Islamophobia is hardly mentioned in Media even though MPs voted for invasion of at least 3 Muslim countries. If that's help then bomb your own country and call it help. Corbyn should have sued if anyone accused him of any phobia.
unfortunately, as with conservative Christians and the Bible, there's more than enough in the Quran to bolster the views of conservative Muslims.
Sadly a lot cherry pick from it to justify the horrific shit they say about Muslims. There's plenty of good in the quran too just like there's plenty of good in the bible
@@jeveritt8398
fair point.
What about infidelaphobia
Not too sure of Ash. Was scathing of Chris Williamson. Anti-racists need all the help they can get.
yeah i don't
1:39 And that’s great! Say no to authoritarianism!
Muslims and Islam consider themselves superior to and more important than other groups and communities. The word "kuffar" and the anti-Christian, anti-Jewish rhetoric that is inherent in Muslim communities reflects this. This sense of self-superiority is also shown in Sharia law which details the value and worth of non-Muslims in comparison to Muslims. Muslims state Sharia law cannot be changed and advocate the installing of Sharia law, which would result in all non Muslims living as second class citizens to Muslims in a religious apartheid state. Practicing Muslims (in the sense that they perform the required prayers and rituals at the correct times and observe the Islamic holy days) carry out atrocities against non-Muslims, as there are some verses that can be interpreted without difficulty to instruct this.
Racists use opposition to Islam as a pretence to mask their prejudice against the South Asian community. And media outlets do sensationalise and "other" Muslims, most of whom just have normal lives. However, no other religion has an extreme side to it, that families have to actually battle against to keep their children away from.
This was a very informative video so thank you. I would also add that I think anti-semitism is discussed more because as Labour is seen as the party that stands up for the less well-off, so there are likely a higher proportion of minorities, including Jewish people, whereas I doubt that there are muslim Tory members in proportion to our union's population, perhaps giving them less social capital.
On the more critical side, I don't respect the fact that you (Novara Media) yourselves are deflecting from what many Jewish Labour members are calling institutionalised anti-semitism. You only have to look on Bastani's twitter feed to see post after post about how respective Labour MPs and Jewish (ex) Labour members speaking up against anti-semitism are 'attacks' on the Labour Party, as opposed to rightly speaking up against prejudice and racism. If you truly care about both forms of prejudice equally, why have you not done a video on anti-semitism also, and are you not contradicting yourself RE not holding both up to the same light? We all have our own ideologies but we must put integrity first, even if that may be at the cost of our own party or ideology looking bad. Marx did hold anti-semitic views (see: www.philosophersmag.com/opinion/30-karl-marx-s-radical-antisemitism) and I, whilst not on the far left, respect your views and how articulately you express them, but I feel that those on the far left, especially those who identify as Marxists should be critical of Marx's anti-semitism and acknowledge this - before people start spouting anti-semitic bigotry. Because maybe this explains why many Jewish Labour members have received anti-semitic abuse.
I would watch and share a video on a critical analysis of why so many Jewish people have experienced antisemitism in the Labour Party, which has increased massively since 2015 when Corbyn became leader. I love new media platforms such as your own & think Ash is very intelligent but find your own unequal coverage re antisemitism in the past few days to be dishonest. When people speak out against bigotry we should believe their experiences, and spend much more time condemning their experiences than defending our own world-view, as Bastani has been doing. But still I do appreciate this informative video, and yes wide representation of Muslims is vital, along with shaming bigots like BJ.
"Islamophobia".
She’s such a hypocrite
The 'usually excellent Politics Live'? You're having a giraffe!
You are avin' a bath
The main reason why Tories fear Islam is because of its egalitarianism and moral standards as divine rights , not because of a few extreme events in the U.K which on proper investigation would be found to have emanated from all backgrounds.
For that matter, is not racism , extremism itself? Especially, as we live in a world that becomes increasingly globally connected?
The thing about racism is that it keeps elitist power structures in place and Islam cannot accept the oppressive, unmerited injustice of that.
Indeed, it is a categorical statement/command that a state of oppression is worse than a state of war(though of course, what is oppressive to one group may well be liberating to another depending on the moral competence). If the elites actually ruled judiciously then Islamic followers would might tolerate that for a while they did various dynasties.
However, monarchic , autocratic , police-state structures are contrary to a system of governance 'by mutual consultation' i.e. a democratic process amongst the public which Islam advocates very clearly. So, yes Islam is a threat to the abuses of power that arise within self-privileged entities.
There is a lot of coverage about anti semitism but must admit I'm not clear how this came about and why JC seems unable to get on top of it. He doesn't come across as the type to be tolerant of any form racism but he seems to be cited as the cause of the problem. Can you do an objective video to breakdown why JC is has become so associated with this. Is it because of his stance on Israel? Is it a failure of the internal workings of the labour party? Or is something else?
Please make a another video as a counter argument so that we can see YOU are objective. Since you are suggesting the media is not. Ah Gotcha!
Point of order: Islam is software, not hardware.
Therefore, opposition to Islam is not racist...
This girl is barely understab
your not funny sorry or do you not take politics seriously?
How many (functioning) democracies are there in islamic countries?
Do you think our democracy is functioning?
@@billythepigeon7345 I don't know about yours, but mine is. And when I compare it to any of the pitifully few domocracies in islamic countries it is working REALLY well. If you want to call Turkey a democracy that is. Otherwise all we have left ist Tunisia and, uhm, Indonesia. Do those "democracies" strike you fancy?
@@CARambolagen a functioning democracy is dependant on an involved, informed, and educated electorate. Can you honestly say that you have that in your country? There are no different levels of "functioning" either it functions or it's broken.
@@billythepigeon7345 Well, why don't you move to Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt and dozens of other majority islamic countries and experience the differences in non-functioning? How about freedom of speech as a starter for making a democracy possible at all? - Critical videos in many/most islamic countries come close to a death sentence... And what is really infuriating is that those people who flee many repressive islamic regimes in order to enjoy the freedom of our supposedly non-functioning democracies are stabbed in the back by spoilt "western" brats when they criticise the religion Islam, while the spoilt brats will freely criticise Christianity. I have no problem with the latter, quite the opposite, but I've never heard the term "Christianophobia" whereas the term "Islamophobia" is hurled hither and thither. How's that for a double standard?
No such thing as islamophobia just awake.
Also, great vid as always Ash. Still hoping for an #ashwednesday live show soon :)
Wahabism a result of colonianism?
"Islamophobia". The weasel word that does not do what it does on the tin.
Lol love your contents and this episode. But let's face it, as your title states, "Nobody cares!" As much as I do agree with you. The media will always double down on not just Muslims (basically anything that's not White and Christians), policing will continue to scrutinise us. But people like you and others does give me some hope that one day..... one day this will get better and hopefully Great Britain will pioneer this and be the beacon of the world 🌎
How about the real reasons, Ash?
Seemed like a really good video. Unfortunately I had to give up on it about halfway due to the repetitive musical phrase being repeated over and over again behind the speech. I couldn't cope with it. There's no need for it.
How would you respond to a war of a thousand years being declared against you?
Probably laugh, who's declaring it?
@Chris Bliss Bell end to be precise...
Sorry Ash - don't trust you one bit. You think it's right to continue to suspend Chris Williamson, despite him being found innocent of antisemitism by an independent tribunal. You've lost a fan. Who do you really work for?
Hoped for some Marxist analysis...
Study islam before posting negative things and fake stories
Coverage is strong and very necessary work but delivering in this format just dilutes/pads the information. Just give it to us straight. The comedy isn't working.
The "acted" skitty parts are criiinge. Especially that phone call/"cleverly" incorporated money grub at the end. Detracts from message.
Go play with your 'not criiiiinge' Lego.
Islamophobia is equivalent of shouting "racist" in a debate about immigration. The political left cannot bring themselves to admit they tolerate the intolerant when it comes to certain sections of the Muslim community e.g. look at Owen Jones video about the LGBT protests in Birmingham.
I wonder how muslims feel about natives in Britain
Read the koran. We are filthy scum unbelievers who either need to be taxed into oblivion, killed or converted. Those are our choices when sharia ever comes. Over my fucking dead body.
What's that thing? - Feminism?... I guess that would help. Oh know wait, Terfs have killed it. A bit of context though, mark my words, people willing be burning (or even blowing up) smurf's as soon as James Cameron's quadrilogy of upcoming Avatar films comes out - as though it was 'Disco Sucks' all over again (where tens of thousands of extra people piled into a chigaco baseball ground in 1979 to see disco records blown up during a break in the game... I guess no coincidence it had a military theme to it...).
Well done, Novara Media.
Bojo said they looked like letter boxes, but defended their right to dress so. What a fascist!
Citation needed*
"Defended" seems very generous.
Also, I'm not sure anyone has ever called Bozo the clown a Fascist.... Maybe a clown Fascist, but not an outright Fascist lol
Obviously you like liars and are happy to have a liar as your leader, who has been sacked for lying.
@@elegantCommunist BOFA?
Wot r u chatting now . .pure antaganistic B..S
Keep up the good work Ash.
*Exhibit A:*
*My hips.*
No such thing as "Islamophobia." Phobia denotes irrational fear.