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Today is Enoch Powell's 112th birthday. Mark Gullick commemorates the life and career of the great English anti-immigration prophet. https://counter-currents.com/2023/06/like-the-roman-remembering-enoch-powell/
Like the Roman: Remembering Enoch Powell (1912-1998)
2,183 words The following is being published in commemoration of Enoch Powell’s 111th birthday today. Like the Roman, I seem to see “the Tiber foaming with much blood.” — from a speech by Enoch Powell Enoch was the best parliamentarian I ever knew. — Margaret Thatcher Enoch Powell was arguably the greatest Prime Minister Great […]
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Hate speech laws, paradoxically, demonstrate that White people don’t have privilege in (what were) their countries. If they did, they wouldn’t allow these laws to exist.
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Progressives don’t expect foreigners to behave like robots, devoid of feeling and therefore not subject to indignity. But that is what they expected of Christians 50 years ago.
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If anything, the standard for culpability in blasphemy cases was higher than in “hate speech” cases today; in blasphemy cases, the defence could always argue that the defendant, even though he has negative opinions of Christianity and said something blasphemous, did not know it was blasphemous. This is the equivalent, today, of someone known for transphobia being let off for saying something transphobic on the grounds that he didn’t know it was transphobic. No magistrate would accept such a defence.
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A law being subjective is absolutely fine, if the powers-that-be find the law useful, but if they don’t, the law’s subjectivity becomes a weakness so crucial that it must be abolished.
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