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Originally posted by Zero Liability View PostFrom the fount of all knowledge.
I think I know where the UKIP are going to get their next manifesto from: http://explorersfoundation.org/archi...ere_primer.pdf
Anglo-Saxonism relied on underlying assumptions of an Anglo-
Saxon race, and sought to unite racial "cousins." It saw the British
Empire and the United States (and sometimes also the Germans)
as the building blocks of the Anglo-Saxon club, which in most
proposed versions was some species of framework for mediating
conflicts of interest between the building blocks.Today's Anglospherists see immigrants forming a new layer of
intra-Anglosphere ties, as the East and South Asian, Caribbean,
and Mediterranean origins of immigrants throughout the
Anglosphere create new cross-relationships.
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Originally posted by Zero Liability View PostWTF is Europe?
More seriously, the US, Canada, the UK, NZ, Australia and Canada, in this context.
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WTF is Europe?
More seriously, the US, Canada, the UK, NZ, Australia and Canada, in this context.
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Originally posted by Zero Liability View PostI think that goes to show it isn't so much a matter of the type of the work as it is a lack of motivation on part of some people to go and find it. It's not as though the trades pay a pittance in the UK or most of the anglosphere.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSo you could surmise from that, that if everyone got a better education then no-one would be doing manual work anymore. Maybe this is why education is tulip nowadays as those who have had a better education are using that to suppress others as they need the proles to do the manual work, except they don't, the educated just import it from abroad
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Originally posted by speling bee View PostIt's all Maureen Lipman's fault.
Nigel Farage: Maureen Lipman to blame for too many people with degrees - Telegraph
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSo you could surmise from that, that if everyone got a better education then no-one would be doing manual work anymore. Maybe this is why education is tulip nowadays as those who have had a better education are using that to suppress others as they need the proles to do the manual work, except they don't, the educated just import it from abroad
Nigel Farage: Maureen Lipman to blame for too many people with degrees - Telegraph
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So you could surmise from that, that if everyone got a better education then no-one would be doing manual work anymore. Maybe this is why education is tulip nowadays as those who have had a better education are using that to suppress others as they need the proles to do the manual work, except they don't, the educated just import it from abroad
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I was actually thinking about this when observing some senior managers where I work. I doubt this is really that much of a new thing. There's always been workaholics and people who enjoy working; I don't think it necessarily depends on the nature of the job. They probably make it more tolerable by making their work and social lives co-extensive. Personally, I prefer for there to be a separation between them.
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