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British Values

Altfish

Veteran Member
That is your opinion and you are welcome to it in a free speech society. You say scaremongerer, I say realist.

Post whatever you like while you can.
So you do actually agree that we have Free Speech.

At least you are beginning to realise that.

Even scaremongering is allowed.
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Says a mad mullah - do you really believe it will happen?

In Italy people can't stand Catholicism any more...let alone a foreign religion.
That said,, you cannot deny that in UK your politicians are too subservient towards that religion
 

Shad

Veteran Member
Could you be good enough to list below which laws 'imposed on us by the nasty EU' you will change...
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I await with baited breath.

Can you also tell me what differences I can expect when we get 'our sovereignty' back?
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"Picks up popcorn and awaits answer"

Take a look at the stand Hungry and Poland are making against immigration. EU is threatening loss of voting rights for one of it's own member states for practicing sovereignty within it's own borders
 

Kirran

Premium Member
Take a look at the stand Hungry and Poland are making against immigration. EU is threatening loss of voting rights for one of it's own member states for practicing sovereignty within it's own borders

Sovereignty or failing to live up the international agreements it signed up to when it joined.

If you join a club, they're gonna penalise you when you don't follow their rules. And especially if you're going against the club's ethos and not pulling your weight.
 

Shad

Veteran Member
Sovereignty or failing to live up the international agreements it signed up to when it joined.

Neither violated any agreement. Hungry is being charged with "value" crimes by not taking in immigrants according to article 2 which says nothing about immigrants.

If you join a club, they're gonna penalise you when you don't follow their rules. And especially if you're going against the club's ethos and not pulling your weight.

The EU Is not a state nor a club. More so if you think this nonsense is actually practiced the UN would have collapsed before the ink was dry. Sovereignty is only acceptable when the EU bureaucrats agree with it.
 

Kirran

Premium Member
Neither violated any agreement. Hungry is being charged with "value" crimes by not taking in immigrants according to article 2 which says nothing about immigrants.



The EU Is not a state nor a club. More so if you think this nonsense is actually practiced the UN would have collapsed before the ink was dry. Sovereignty is only acceptable when the EU bureaucrats agree with it.

It just seems very fair to me that if the EU as a group decides OK we're gonna work together and do this, and some countries say nah we aren't gonna help, then the EU takes away privileges.

Not that I even support the EU, really. I did vote Remain at the time, but I suspect I'd vote Leave if we had a do-over.
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Sovereignty or failing to live up the international agreements it signed up to when it joined.

If you join a club, they're gonna penalise you when you don't follow their rules. And especially if you're going against the club's ethos and not pulling your weight.

1) A sovereign country cannot be obligated to lose its own monoethnicity, especially after seeing what multiculturalism has done to Britain.

2) Monoethnicity in Hungary is a constitutional value

3) If the Brussels technocrats will try to impose the multicultural model on the Slavic countries, my country, Italy will do anything to undo this EU...primarily by dethroning the technocrats.
 

Altfish

Veteran Member
1) A sovereign country cannot be obligated to lose its own monoethnicity, especially after seeing what multiculturalism has done to Britain.
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I'm from Britain. I love multiculturalism; it is great, different ethnic groups mixing together. Different music, food, fashion are all fantastic. Bring it on.
 

Anthem

Active Member
1) A sovereign country cannot be obligated to lose its own monoethnicity
I think the wording here is funny. They aren't "obliged to lose their "monoethnicity"" but for instance the EU countries are obliged to take refugees. So it they lose their "monoethnicity" because of filling the other duty... well it isn't that they're obliged to lose "monoethnicity" but that they are obliged to fulfill the duties that come with belonging to the EU.

3) If the Brussels technocrats will try to impose the multicultural model on the Slavic countries, my country, Italy will do anything to undo this EU...primarily by dethroning the technocrats.
but Italy does not have "monoetnicity", or does it? And who wants it anyway? Most EU countries are voluntarily multicultural.
 

Anthem

Active Member
Neither violated any agreement. Hungry is being charged with "value" crimes by not taking in immigrants according to article 2 which says nothing about immigrants.
What Hungary is failing at (for one) is supporting EU's values. And those values are part of the agreement.
 

Anthem

Active Member
Take a look at the stand Hungry and Poland are making against immigration. EU is threatening loss of voting rights for one of it's own member states for practicing sovereignty within it's own borders
Sovereinity is not the same as doing anything within your means to stop people coming to your land for safety. Like abusing them, beating them, imprisoning them and prosecuting them.

Loss of voting rights is vague. Can you be more specific about what is threatening, and what voting rights and for what reason and for how long?
 

Anthem

Active Member
In Italy people can't stand Catholicism any more...let alone a foreign religion.
You have a link to that? Would be a very interesting phenomenon. And worrying. However (excuse my source and correct me if I'm wrong), wikipedia says 80% of Italians are catholic. And that is a large number.
 
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