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I would say that the average person is more right-wing than world history's worst despots when it comes to law and order. Most would happily return to capital punishment. But ask them whether they would be prepared to hang in error (as many before have) and they're stumped for a logical answer.
As for all this contrived anti-semitic stuff, Voltaire said: "To learn who rules over you, simply discover who you are not allowed to criticise."
I mean, I haven't said any opinions on anything other than independence in this thread. Your assumption that I don't respect the vote, or your message about ukip being a power are something I haven't addressed here. I do respect the vote, and I do think people made the wrong decision. It's possible to be in both camps there. About ukip being a rising party, I think they've already risen. There was a gap for an anti immigration party who give you someone else to blame rather than the current government.
Of course you weren't because you don't want Indy at any cost do you? You only want it if it's one over on the English/Westminster like most Plaid members. The SNPs campaign is incredibly light on policy but very heavy on Braveheart stuff, Plaid must not go down that ally if they want to succeed.
Well no, youre misunderstanding me.
If/when Scotland leave, there'll still be a union between the rest. Which is why used the pub analogy in my recent post. You seem to have come at it from another way and thought that there would be no Union (at least, that's what I'm getting from your post).
I want Indy because I think it's the best thing for Wales. I'd be happy with Indy against our will, just would find it shameful for that to be the case (i.e not believing in yourselves) and would rather get independence because it's a good thing rather than finding ourselves in that scenario by default.
On the point of wanting it to get over on the English/Westminster. It's not that at all. I primarily want it because Wales is being short changed at every single opportunity by Westminster and that is not likely to change. I also don't see why getting independence would be 'getting one over the english'.
Anti-semitism is wrong, as is any other form of racism, but one has to question whether drawing comparisons between Nazi policy and Israeli policy should always count as anti-semitism, and therefore has to question where this report is framed from. This will be used by pro-Israeli speakers to make it even more difficult to highlight the occasions Israel steps over the mark while few will have read through it critically.