Right-Wing Discussion Thread VIII: McCarthy Was Right

[Lady Scylla]

I would like to take this moment to profess my utter contempt for the use of the prefix "Anglo-" as a proper noun, mostly because it is a grammatical abomination but also because it seems largely to be used by foreigners as a vaguely derogatory term, and occasionally by Americans, presumably with the intention of dragging we loyal and freeborn Englishmen down to their level. If you can't be bothered to type out "English," "British," "English-speaking" or "Anglophone" dependent on the context, don't bother typing anything at all.

Post not entirely serious.

Stop being such a salty Anglo.

[Aelex]

I would like to take this moment to profess my utter contempt for the use of the prefix "Anglo-" as a proper noun, mostly because it is a grammatical abomination but also because it seems largely to be used by foreigners as a vaguely derogatory term, and occasionally by Americans, presumably with the intention of dragging we loyal and freeborn Englishmen down to their level. If you can't be bothered to type out "English," "British," "English-speaking" or "Anglophone" dependent on the context, don't bother typing anything at all.

Post not entirely serious.

Dunno for the rest of the folk here but I'm personally using "Anglo" as an abbreviation of the term "Anglo-Saxon" which is the way us French call the common sub-culture group the U.K, Commonwealth and U.S of A are part of and which is itself part of the larger "Germanique" group.
Same goes with referring to myself as either a "Franco", which is the common sub-culture group France, Belgium, Switzerland, Québec and the Françafrique are all part of, or as a "Latin" which is the larger culture group said sub-culture is itself part of.

[Gondolaulus]

I would like to take this moment to profess my utter contempt for the use of the prefix "Anglo-" as a proper noun, mostly because it is a grammatical abomination but also because it seems largely to be used by foreigners as a vaguely derogatory term, and occasionally by Americans, presumably with the intention of dragging we loyal and freeborn Englishmen down to their level. If you can't be bothered to type out "English," "British," "English-speaking" or "Anglophone" dependent on the context, don't bother typing anything at all.

Post not entirely serious.

Dunno for the rest of the folk here but I'm personally using "Anglo" as an abbreviation of the term "Anglo-Saxon" which is the way us French call the common sub-culture group the U.K, Commonwealth and U.S of A are part of and which is itself part of the larger "Germanique" group.
Same goes with referring to myself as either a "Franco", which is the common sub-culture group France, Belgium, Switzerland, Québec and the Françafrique are all part of, or as a "Latin" which is the larger culture group said sub-culture is itself part of.

What's a Belgium?

[Lady Scylla]

I would like to take this moment to profess my utter contempt for the use of the prefix "Anglo-" as a proper noun, mostly because it is a grammatical abomination but also because it seems largely to be used by foreigners as a vaguely derogatory term, and occasionally by Americans, presumably with the intention of dragging we loyal and freeborn Englishmen down to their level. If you can't be bothered to type out "English," "British," "English-speaking" or "Anglophone" dependent on the context, don't bother typing anything at all.

Post not entirely serious.

Dunno for the rest of the folk here but I'm personally using "Anglo" as an abbreviation of the term "Anglo-Saxon" which is the way us French call the common sub-culture group the U.K, Commonwealth and U.S of A are part of and which is itself part of the larger "Germanique" group.
Same goes with referring to myself as either a "Franco", which is the common sub-culture group France, Belgium, Switzerland, Québec and the Françafrique are all part of, or as a "Latin" which is the larger culture group said sub-culture is itself part of.

Romanian best romance.

[The Princes of the Universe]

Dunno for the rest of the folk here but I'm personally using "Anglo" as an abbreviation of the term "Anglo-Saxon" which is the way us French call the common sub-culture group the U.K, Commonwealth and U.S of A are part of and which is itself part of the larger "Germanique" group.
Same goes with referring to myself as either a "Franco", which is the common sub-culture group France, Belgium, Switzerland, Québec and the Françafrique are all part of, or as a "Latin" which is the larger culture group said sub-culture is itself part of.

What's a Belgium?

...Please be satire.

[Aelex]

Romanian best romance.

*proceed to puke*

[Gondolaulus]

What's a Belgium?

...Please be satire.

That website is satire yes.

[Lady Scylla]

Romanian best romance.

*proceed to puke*

How to kill a Frenchman. Yell "Limba Romana" at them repeatedly.

[The Princes of the Universe]

...Please be satire.

That website is satire yes.

Thanks be to God.

[Aelex]

How to kill a Frenchman. Yell "Limba Romana" at them repeatedly.

They're our retarded Balkanic cousin born out of a drunken one-nighter. They are kin, but not one to be proud of.

[The Princes of the Universe]

How to kill a Frenchman. Yell "Limba Romana" at them repeatedly.

They're our retarded Balkanic cousin born out of a drunken one-nighter. They are kin, but not one to be proud of.

They probably say the same of you.

[Lady Scylla]

How to kill a Frenchman. Yell "Limba Romana" at them repeatedly.

They're our retarded Balkanic cousin born out of a drunken one-nighter. They are kin, but not one to be proud of.

Romanian is actually pretty cool, IMO. I like the history of the language quite a bit. I still say Spanish and Italian are my most favourite of the Romance languages, but Romanian is definitely a special novelty.

[The East Marches]

My concern is future resource allocation upon automation. Resources are finite, we only have so much money in the States. People coming to work low end jobs will likely become net losses for the country rather than a net gain. The goal would be the maximize the effective working life of the immigrant to provide maximum benefit for the country.

Automatization certainly is a problem (disregarding the context of immigrants here and speaking in general). But who knows. Maybe man-made products will be seen as a luxury here later. Hence people making products for a market as a source of income and then, eventually, coming to a fixed point wherein there's employment for everyone.

Maybe free market does fix it.

Have you ever had to lose money because of taxes? You are effectively asking people to behave in a governmental manner and redistribute wealth. That is not happening. Parting companies and people with their money is just not going to occur.

Supplying population growth could be one reason for accepting mid-low education immigration in Western countries But we know that won't happen because (1) nobody cares about long-time crisis that will outlive literally almost everyone (except the Japanese) and (2) immigrants integrate too fast. :^)

Eurabia = the only savior of Europe's future go go

But there are so many poor countries with educated people clamoring to get in that you could get the best of both :^)

Also that plan doesn't involve enough Wahhabis for Europe. It's not in vogue to be reasonable over there. Real bleeding hearts want the full ME experience.

[The East Marches]

I would like to take this moment to profess my utter contempt for the use of the prefix "Anglo-" as a proper noun, mostly because it is a grammatical abomination but also because it seems largely to be used by foreigners as a vaguely derogatory term, and occasionally by Americans, presumably with the intention of dragging we loyal and freeborn Englishmen down to their level. If you can't be bothered to type out "English," "British," "English-speaking" or "Anglophone" dependent on the context, don't bother typing anything at all.

Post not entirely serious.

I'd like to bring this to your attention.

[Liberonscien]

I would like to take this moment to profess my utter contempt for the use of the prefix "Anglo-" as a proper noun, mostly because it is a grammatical abomination but also because it seems largely to be used by foreigners as a vaguely derogatory term, and occasionally by Americans, presumably with the intention of dragging we loyal and freeborn Englishmen down to their level. If you can't be bothered to type out "English," "British," "English-speaking" or "Anglophone" dependent on the context, don't bother typing anything at all.

Post not entirely serious.

I'd like to bring this to your attention.

What's up with that article? The language appears to be very odd.

[Old Tyrannia]

I'd like to bring this to your attention.

What's up with that article? The language appears to be very odd.

It's in Scots. Apparently EM expects this to trigger me, having seemingly forgotten that I am myself of that noble race that inhabits the Scottish Lowlands.

[The East Marches]

I'd like to bring this to your attention.

What's up with that article? The language appears to be very odd.

The degeneration of English now has its own wiki as if it's a proper language. That's called Progress.

[The East Marches]

What's up with that article? The language appears to be very odd.

It's in Scots. Apparently EM expects this to trigger me, having seemingly forgotten that I am myself of that noble race that inhabits the Scottish Lowlands.

Surely you are of the respectable sort from Edinburgh and not from Glasgow?

[Old Tyrannia]

It's in Scots. Apparently EM expects this to trigger me, having seemingly forgotten that I am myself of that noble race that inhabits the Scottish Lowlands.

Surely you are of the respectable sort from Edinburgh and not from Glasgow?

I'm of West Coast stock, actually. My family hails from Ayrshire.

[Gondolaulus]

Automatization certainly is a problem (disregarding the context of immigrants here and speaking in general). But who knows. Maybe man-made products will be seen as a luxury here later. Hence people making products for a market as a source of income and then, eventually, coming to a fixed point wherein there's employment for everyone.

Maybe free market does fix it.

Have you ever had to lose money because of taxes? You are effectively asking people to behave in a governmental manner and redistribute wealth. That is not happening. Parting companies and people with their money is just not going to occur.

Not at all. I am just assuming that maybe, in a way, man-made products will be seen as a luxury in a time where automatization is 100% standard. Think about it, as mass-produced things become more and more cheap and widely available this means that man-made products may increase in their value. Therefore people can be attracted to making man-made products to the point that both man-made products and mass produced products share the same price.

[Liberonscien]

What's up with that article? The language appears to be very odd.

It's in Scots. Apparently EM expects this to trigger me, having seemingly forgotten that I am myself of that noble race that inhabits the Scottish Lowlands.

Oh. It looked like very flawed English.

[Northern Davincia]

They're our retarded Balkanic cousin born out of a drunken one-nighter. They are kin, but not one to be proud of.

Romanian is actually pretty cool, IMO. I like the history of the language quite a bit. I still say Spanish and Italian are my most favourite of the Romance languages, but Romanian is definitely a special novelty.

It's the poor man's Latin.

[Liberonscien]

Oh, I answered the poll. I don't drink alcohol and have a negative opinion on it though I believe it should stay legal.

[Lady Scylla]

Romanian is actually pretty cool, IMO. I like the history of the language quite a bit. I still say Spanish and Italian are my most favourite of the Romance languages, but Romanian is definitely a special novelty.

It's the poor man's Latin.

Nah. Vulgar Latin is the poor man's Latin.

[Yoshida (Ancient)]

I'd like to bring this to your attention.

What's up with that article? The language appears to be very odd.

The one true language for good Anglos.