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Albanians appear suspiciously frequently in the monthly Wales Online most-wanted criminals lists I post.

Sounds interesting. Actually, the British philosopher John Gray has made some similar points regarding the supposedly conflicting ideologies of Capitalism, Communism and Fascism:...

Asylum-seekers would be counted as 'economically inactive', not unemployed. Unemployed means actively looking for work but not in work.

Now I don't feel so silly about my threads where humans cuddle lions and grizzlies. xD At least they are real sentient beings.

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Wouldn't that be a massive legal minefield, since people won't be marrying other people?

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/education/wales-eight-universities-stand-latest-29138298

1. Cambridge

2. Oxford

3. London School of Economics

4. University of St Andrews

Johnny Five would be impressed. :thumb001:

It is certainly creepy.

Up to a point I agree. I am still social democratic-leaning on economic issues. Nevertheless, the political divides I see in the modern world are generally as follows:

(1) Localism v globalism. ...

Is this trolling or serious?

This book explains what I am trying to say better than I myself could: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Mass:_Apocalyptic_Religion_and_the_Death_of_Utopia

Up to a point. But Christianity and Islam I would argue, for good and for ill, have a special vigour that has led to them taking over most of the world between them, because they are both based on...

China has a long history of being cruel and ruthless within the confines of its own borders, but at least up till now it hasn't had an expansionist, messianic mentality like the West and Islam both...

Yes, the double standards are jarring.

Maybe some Eastern religions and philosophies like Shintoism and Buddhism, since they generally don't seek to take over the world or every last aspect of individuals' lives? Anyway, what I meant was...

Actually, I'm with the philosopher John Gray on this, in that the real problem is totalitarianism and absolutism in general, of which Nazism is just one example. (In its own rather subtle way,...

I know what you mean, but substitute 'Nazi' for 'Communist' in the case of Conservatives then I'd think you're right.

It was an albeit poorly-worded way of saying that no culture or society has the complete monopoly on virtue or vice. And just to clarify: (1) No I am not a complete relativist, and there are indeed...

Eurovision is generally crap, but a song contest that brought Celine Dion and Sandie Shaw to the world cannot be all bad. :D

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Alpines.

Hence why I wrote compared to many other parts of Europe, where the shift to the Right has been far more drastic.

Borreby.

Granted, but even so the lack of any populist-right movement of note is striking.