The Mamnick Thread

Ah yes of course. Obvious reason to totally disinherit someone for life. Silly me.

To be honest having had a peep at this massive frenulums Instagram story feed I'm actually beginning to feel slightly (not really though, still a racist bag of dicks) guilty about all of this because he comes across as genuinely of poor mental health. Seems to be living in his own little yomptastic world. Certainly delusional.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Pigeon%20chess

Chalfie has shamed me, I shall now leave this thread.

A society where people with views outside the mainstream

so racist views then? there was time when witless fools like you would be ashamed to say this sort of shit out loud. i miss those days.

Wind your neck in @Big_Sally!

‘Not far from where I live now is Mam Tor, which is sometimes known locally as 'The Shivering Mountain', due to frequent landslips. I came here craving peace and stillness, but I've come to see that pursuing that is futile. Nature is propulsive. Even the mountains are shivering.’

Even your namesake’s progressive..

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There was a March in my hometown of Rotherham, it was organised off the back of the Rotherham Child Sexual Exploitation scandal.

Using victims of sex abuse to spread your racists views. How noble of you.

lol

A group who freely march in public and publish their bile somehow being censored? Since we all love huge quotes and linked videos here...

"A large number of rallies have been held in Germany over recent months by the ‘Pegida’ movement (Patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the West). Nitzan Shoshan notes that while Pegida have made headlines across the world, they are by no means the first far-right movement in Germany to protest against immigration and Islam. He writes that the experiences of previous far-right groups provide some insights on the potential harm that such movements can cause in local communities.

While commentators have warned of a potential hike in Islamophobic currents across Europe following the terror attacks in Paris earlier this month, and while critics have condemned as dangerous and cynically manipulative the rhetorical uses to which far right leaders such as the UK Independence Party’s Nigel Farage or Marine Le Pen of France’s Front National have put the assassinations, observers of European politics will rightly note that, throughout the continent, anti-Islamic and anti-immigration xenophobia hardly stood in need of a helping hand. Quite the contrary, both Farage and Le Pen have scored significant electoral gains in recent years, and immigration, particularly – if far from exclusively – of Muslims, has for quite some time established itself as the central and unifying theme of a European far right that seems to agree on little else besides.

European patriots

Perhaps nowhere in Europe has Islamophobia occupied as predominant a place in public debates over the past year as in Germany, where the steady ascent of the Dresden-based movement Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West (or Pegida, following its acronym in German) has forced even the firmly conservative Angela Merkel to repeat, in her recent New Year’s speech, former president Christian Wulff’s controversial statement that Islam is part of Germany.

Founded by the self-described “foreigner friendly” Lutz Bachmann, who has withdrawn from the public limelight (though not from key organisational activities) following the exposure of his past criminal convictions for burglary and drug related offences, Pegida has consistently shunned the media, befuddled the experts, and frustrated political leaders. Some understand the movement as a pressure-valve for airing a range of resentments, while others see in it the contemporary prevalence of “culture wars” discourses. North Rhine-Westphalia Social Democrat Minister of Internal Affairs Ralf Jäger drew fire for describing Pegida followers as neo-Nazis, while Federal Finance Minister Christian Democrat Wolfgang Schäuble attributed the movement’s success to the demographic rise of financially-secure retirees who have nothing better to worry about in their free time....

The NSU terrorist trio, which committed a series of execution-style racist assassinations and numerous armed bank robberies, no doubt belonged with the most militant and violent fringes of German nationalism. As the hearings startlingly revealed, however, its capacity to carry on with its cold-blooded killings for over a decade owed a great deal to normalised racism in the state’s law enforcement and intelligence institutions. With a wealth of information at their disposal, police and intelligence agencies repeatedly brushed off numerous clues that suggested the perpetrators were neo-Nazis. Instead, and despite the absence of any supporting evidence, they continued to search for the murderers among immigrant communities, effectively criminalising the families and acquaintances of the victims.

In a similar vein, perhaps the adamant insistence of Pegida’s leaders on the movement’s nonviolent ways is beside the point. It is too early to determine whether participants in the latest march of 12 January in Dresden had anything to do with the deadly stabbing of an Eritrean asylum seeker, sometime between that evening and the following morning. But, whether or not they and others succeed in branding themselves as reasonable patriots, history suggests that their Islamophobic discourse will not fail to produce more dead bodies in Germany and elsewhere."

Sounds like they're just being treated according to their own patently racist and antisocial views and activities to me...

http://bit.ly/1yFzYq0

Imagine if it was possible to express outrage about things like rape without somehow conflating it with religion or race. PEGIDA don't seem to have done much in the Vatican City recently...

Maybe Lutz Bachman went on a cycle holiday and was dropped on a climb by a Muslim?

Enjoyed reading the ups and downs of this thread over the last few days.

Now genuinely unsure what's worse

a) the occasionally questionable, sometimes outrageous statements made by a bloke on the internet who may or may not be 100% serious when he's saying them

or

b) the rabid mob of posters on here so keen to end his existence.

And i'll direct you to my comments on fake accounts. I think there is pretty conclusive evidence this bloke is a cunt and he needs to fuck off to his far right echo chamber sharpish.

Along with you i'd imagine.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pegida

I don't think they do Thom. I think they need to be disbanded and held up for what they - we learn from history. I am not against their rights I am against their racist beliefs and ideals - difference.

Incidentally you learn from nothing.

You've not been paying attention.

Isn’t it time for you to give us your daily web sales, outreach and engagement update?

Big_Sally

I was simply explaining the tweet in question.

It's a real shame our society has groups like Pegida in the first place. Obviously some people are feeling disenfranchised. These people have rights to express their concern.

If you are against their rights, don't expect yours to last very long either.

You are again, masterfully missing the point and insisting on the false premise that Pegida are not being permitted to express themselves, when in fact they are, and the direct causal relationship between their "nonviolent" activities and migrant killings is known, and far from suppressing Pegida, elements of the state are facilitating and covering for them.

But as you were, you clearly have no intention of modifying your views no matter how much evidence is presented to you, and that sir, is why you're a toxic cunt.

Yeah, it's pretty much the standard conflation of "rights being infringed", which is really only something that the state can do and views and "wider society thinking you're a cunt."

Did you pedal up that hill backwards as well?

@lolo can you close this thread please?

Why all the gatekeeping?

I've spoken to a few of the people you've emailed today mate. (from brands, cycling team, associates).

I've haven't emailed anyone today. I'm not your mate.

These are my friends in real life Carl, do you think they're going to be told how to run their business or how to think by you?

I haven't told anyone how to run their business or how to think. I have made some of your associates and collaborators aware of this thread and your views within it.

You've lost the fucking plot squire.

Given the the irrationality of your posting on here, I'd say pot, kettle. Squire.

All of these people, wound up by your words and opinions......

It's not you though.

marketplace of ideas

Now it's bingo!

Trying to brand me a 'alt-right' or 'racist' from behind a keyboard is fucking juvenile.

You've aligned your brand with Kekistan, called yourself a Pepe CEO, attempted to intellectualise anti-Islam rhetoric, and posted bullying racist-mysogynist memes (or whatever you call it) from an anonymous online account.

Alt-right bingo.