Milkshakes Vs Fascists

[Trivelius]

Theres a reason people carry knifes in the UK. Feel free to try and milkshake me and you'll be getting buried by your mum and dad not too soon after.

People in the UK have never experience real violence, real fear and real stress of living somewhere where violence in common. The only people who throw milkshakes are upper class rich babies who are just rebeling against daddy and then expect him to bail them out after.
I spent the first 24 years of my life in Zimbabwe where if you pissed of the wrong person you and your entire family would be burning in a tyre the next day.

People of the UK: Stop pretending you like or can do violence, you are pathetic weak and without drones and missiles would of been conquered by an one angry dude with spoon by now.

[laplacedemon]

Theres a reason people carry knifes in the UK. Feel free to try and milkshake me and you'll be getting buried by your mum and dad not too soon after.

Do you really want to spend at least 25 years in jail because you got milkshaked?

[Mormolyce]

The Onion summed it up nicely:

[Kharadin]

Theres a reason people carry knifes in the UK. Feel free to try and milkshake me and you'll be getting buried by your mum and dad not too soon after.

People in the UK have never experience real violence, real fear and real stress of living somewhere where violence in common. The only people who throw milkshakes are upper class rich babies who are just rebeling against daddy and then expect him to bail them out after.
I spent the first 24 years of my life in Zimbabwe where if you pissed of the wrong person you and your entire family would be burning in a tyre the next day.

People of the UK: Stop pretending you like or can do violence, you are pathetic weak and without drones and missiles would of been conquered by an one angry dude with spoon by now.

"I came from violence and barbarism so therefore everyone else is a baby". Lol dude you sound like a CoD kid.

[Dizzeeyooo]

You defeat people at the polls or in debates with facts.

Debating with facts only works if both sides agree to enter into the debate honestly and fairly. If one side respects facts and the other side calls everything they don't like a lie, all the debate does is normalize that (wrong) way of looking at things.

[Axxy]

With the EU elections tomorrow, Nigel Farage was quite literally splashed all over the front pages taking everything else off as a headline. A lot of commentators thought it was a wonderful way to show Farage as the victim and gain loads of publicity just before the elections for the Brexit party.

Of course, as the media here in the UK is pro-Europe, some were wondering if it was arranged by the man himself or his party, obviously there was no evidence to back that up, but we know how the media like to insinuate stuff like that or as some call it, fake news!!

The worrying thing, because of the polarisation about Brexit, a lot of MPs are getting quite a lot of abuse online and on social media, and the media is not quite taking the incident that seriously and treating it like a joke, as it was only Farage. Even some commentators thought it was acceptable to throw stuff at people depending on the situation and in what context. Good job it wasn't their wife or their kids, or more seriously it wasn't something more sinister like acid, and hey, it's not like any of our politicians have been murdered here recently or anything. I sometimes wonder about this country and the people who live here and this aggression and self-entitlement that has crept into our psyche over the last 20 years.

I'm all for protesting and direct action (non violent) in the right circumstances, and arguing opinions even if you don't like what others believe or say, but knowing how this country works, it will seen as the "norm" or "acceptable" if anything, I can see it getting worse if something isn't done quickly to stamp it out..

[Chonar]

And then you drink their milkshake. You drink it up.

DRAAAAAAAAAAAINAGE
DRAAAAAAAINAGE ELI, YOU BOOOYYYYYYY

[Flarelaine]

I mean there are several Remainer MPs who keep getting death threats and have actual reason to fear for their lives but hey, milkshakes!

There was a Remainer MP who was killed. But hey, milkshakes.

Milkshakes and snowflakes.

[Flarelaine]

Ultimately people who are interesting in bring harm have historically chosen far more aggressive methods than a milkshake. I personally see it as a form of protest.

So do I. I agree with your comment I replied to, just wanted to add more emphasis.

[Exeris]

Some people can do both. Complaining about "people not protesting correctly" seems like a very bourgeois sentiment.

For me at least the line is crossed when you break the law.

[Chonar]

Milkshakes are so violent.

Do you not recognise the coldblooded eyes of a violent killer?

[Kokolums]

Others have covered it, but there can’t be too many articles about an essential weapon in the fight against fascism: humiliation.

Public humiliation was the #1 tool used in the 1930s in Germany against Hitler and the nazis. It 1000000% BACKFIRED. The nazis wielded it as a weapon and badge of honor and it helped them recruit GREATLY. We are just ignorant of history and repeating the same errors that led up to World War 2.

It pretty shocking to me that a lot of otherwise intelligent people do not understand how the nazis assumed power to begin with and actually think humiliation is a good idea. I mean yikes read a book or something will ya?

[Rend Blackhand]

Lol I bet if some Labour MP got milk thrown on them there would be a new thread about 'horrible far-right violence against lovely politicians '

[Itori]

I swear fascist/ism is turning into a buzzword thats losing its impact due to improper use.

[Dhrizzle]

You defeat people at the polls or in debates with facts. Similar to how you don't need to punch a communist to defeat their arguments, you just point out how every communist state turned out.

Now, if fascists, communists, Islamists, or any other virulent ideology actually take over a state and commit acts of violence, then of course you take action.

Is the murder of Jo Cox enough for people to say they don't want hateful divisive figures in their communities and take action?

[Exeris]

Breaking unjust laws is a form of protest that had been quite effective.

I wouldn't call laws against throwing food at people unjust, but I guess that wasn't what you were thinking about.

[Flarelaine]

the use of violence for political reasons is called terrorism i believe

i for one do not support terrorism im shocked to see how many people have said yes on this poll

You may want to read the poll again. It asks you about milkshakes.

[Fahrenheit]

Don't waste a good milkshake.

Also fight them at the polls, not this petty shit.

Not that I’m condoning the milkshaking of far right douchebags, but those two things aren’t mutually exclusive.

[Ealyssa]

What a waste of a good milkshake.

What I thought. Please switch to green smoothies !

[Scathbais]

conservatives care deeply about the battle of ideas and free speech thats why they wait until they gain power to sent you to a concentratrion camp to be executed

Except for the little fact that the Nazi's were socialists.