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paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:51 pm

paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:55 pm

Don't know if he's a fascist but I do know he's a complete loon :laughing6:

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:56 pm

He's just an angry man who does silly things on occasions.

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:00 pm

Wasn't the salute a roman gesture originally and at the time he was playing for lazio and that was the supposed reason he gave it..... :lol:

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:06 pm

Moff. wrote:paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere


I thought he was quoted as saying he was'nt a racist. He's admitted to being a fascist, although i thought fascism and racism went hand in hand.

Re: paoli dIi canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:06 pm

I think he is great to be honest. Shows plenty of passion just how he played. Dont really care of his political views hes entitled to his own just like everyone else. As for his salute to Lasio fans he said it was not a nazi salute but that only a true Roman would understand. I never found out what that meant to be honest :lol: :lol: . Nutty as fook

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:16 pm

buckleys brewery wrote:
Moff. wrote:paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere


I thought he was quoted as saying he was'nt a racist. He's admitted to being a fascist, although i thought fascism and racism went hand in hand.


Shows what you know then doesn't it

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:27 pm

I can't see why his political views have anything to do with his job. Fergie is a champagne socialist, does that matter ?

I am not condoning his views just pissed off that some women was on Sky news telling the world what is right or wrong.

The political correctness agenda has infested our media to a point that unless its centre left and superficially "caring" you are portrayed as a monster.

I am not at all right wing, probably old working class labour, so no agenda.
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Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:27 pm

buckleys brewery wrote:
Moff. wrote:paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere


I thought he was quoted as saying he was'nt a racist. He's admitted to being a fascist, although i thought fascism and racism went hand in hand.

Eeerrrr no

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Mon Apr 01, 2013 10:29 pm

CraigCCFC wrote:
buckleys brewery wrote:
Moff. wrote:paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere


I thought he was quoted as saying he was'nt a racist. He's admitted to being a fascist, although i thought fascism and racism went hand in hand.

Eeerrrr no


Having spent my youth fighting the NF alongside my black mates, must have clouded my judgement.

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Tue Apr 02, 2013 3:04 am

buckleys brewery wrote:
CraigCCFC wrote:
buckleys brewery wrote:
Moff. wrote:paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere


I thought he was quoted as saying he was'nt a racist. He's admitted to being a fascist, although i thought fascism and racism went hand in hand.

Eeerrrr no


Having spent my youth fighting the NF alongside my black mates, must have clouded my judgement.


dont confuse fascism with nazism, two similar but again very different systems.

we live in a liberal society where the individual is the political power, each person is taken on its own credit, fascism will break society into groups and each group has its own influence and standing in society. If we lived in a fascist society your sex, nationality and job would have placed you in your position in society. If we lived in a fascist society, the fact you were British would make you top of society in one group and every other nationality in another group, with the British group awarded more rights and free speech than the group of other national societies. These two groups would then be broken down into groups based on sex with traditionally men having more rights than women. Then the groups would be broken down again dependant on your job traditionally members of the military taking the biggest slice of the pie, then based on how important jobs are with less slices being taken a doctor would have more social power than a plumber. You can move between groups freely the harder you work the more influence it has, a plumber can train to become a doctor. An immigrant can become a citizen. It doesnt work with the sexes though women have moved freely through political groups. Its an ideology which doesnt represent an individual but but groups in society. The complete opposite of communism where everybody is equal and in liberal societies where every individual has a voice. In fascism the leaders of your group would speak for you whether the rulers listen to your leader is a different matter. Fascism isnt necessarily racist though the nazi party introduced racial groups as part of their ideology and has continued through the NF and BNP (though the BNP in recent years state that nationality is important not race). Fascism can be kind of described as our old feudal system where everybody knew their place in society and the higher up the triangle you were the more power you had.

Fascism rears its head traditionally in difficult times it is now in our country when we discuss should immigrants be awarded the same benefits we as citizens are entitled to, its splitting our society into groups and if allowed to manifest will create more groups. We have an argument being shouted around whether smokers, drinkers and obese people should have to pay for NHS care because of who they are unlike us fit healthy people, its creating different groups in society. These are all fascist ideals. Though you can move groups a smoker can quit an obese person can lose weight and move into the fit and healthy group and be given back their right to free health care. Racism would mean though you are fit and healthy because you are black or from a different culture you will never be entitled to benefits, free health care or citizenship.

Nazism broke the traditional fascist ideology and introduced race and culture. The fact that you were Jewish would mean you would never be awarded German citizenship and not even register in the class system. They then moved to break citizenship further and decided how German you were dependent on genetics, hair colour and height for example also your geneology would be considered. So even if you were 6 foot blond hair blue eyes if you could only trace your German heritage so far you werent considered a pure German.

So fascism doesnt necessarily go hand in hand with racism though does create an un-equal society. Nazism will introduce racism and is therefore an un-equal society purely based on birth.

Re: paoli di canio says he's not a fascist yet..

Tue Apr 02, 2013 10:44 am

JONNY012697 wrote:
buckleys brewery wrote:
CraigCCFC wrote:
buckleys brewery wrote:
Moff. wrote:paolo di canio has said that he's not a fascist or a political fan yet he has been photoed doing nazi salutes and hasnt he even admitted to being a fascist, is he real or what ? born on a fuking funny farm
opinions ?
sorry if posted elsewhere


I thought he was quoted as saying he was'nt a racist. He's admitted to being a fascist, although i thought fascism and racism went hand in hand.

Eeerrrr no


Having spent my youth fighting the NF alongside my black mates, must have clouded my judgement.


dont confuse fascism with nazism, two similar but again very different systems.

we live in a liberal society where the individual is the political power, each person is taken on its own credit, fascism will break society into groups and each group has its own influence and standing in society. If we lived in a fascist society your sex, nationality and job would have placed you in your position in society. If we lived in a fascist society, the fact you were British would make you top of society in one group and every other nationality in another group, with the British group awarded more rights and free speech than the group of other national societies. These two groups would then be broken down into groups based on sex with traditionally men having more rights than women. Then the groups would be broken down again dependant on your job traditionally members of the military taking the biggest slice of the pie, then based on how important jobs are with less slices being taken a doctor would have more social power than a plumber. You can move between groups freely the harder you work the more influence it has, a plumber can train to become a doctor. An immigrant can become a citizen. It doesnt work with the sexes though women have moved freely through political groups. Its an ideology which doesnt represent an individual but but groups in society. The complete opposite of communism where everybody is equal and in liberal societies where every individual has a voice. In fascism the leaders of your group would speak for you whether the rulers listen to your leader is a different matter. Fascism isnt necessarily racist though the nazi party introduced racial groups as part of their ideology and has continued through the NF and BNP (though the BNP in recent years state that nationality is important not race). Fascism can be kind of described as our old feudal system where everybody knew their place in society and the higher up the triangle you were the more power you had.

Fascism rears its head traditionally in difficult times it is now in our country when we discuss should immigrants be awarded the same benefits we as citizens are entitled to, its splitting our society into groups and if allowed to manifest will create more groups. We have an argument being shouted around whether smokers, drinkers and obese people should have to pay for NHS care because of who they are unlike us fit healthy people, its creating different groups in society. These are all fascist ideals. Though you can move groups a smoker can quit an obese person can lose weight and move into the fit and healthy group and be given back their right to free health care. Racism would mean though you are fit and healthy because you are black or from a different culture you will never be entitled to benefits, free health care or citizenship.

Nazism broke the traditional fascist ideology and introduced race and culture. The fact that you were Jewish would mean you would never be awarded German citizenship and not even register in the class system. They then moved to break citizenship further and decided how German you were dependent on genetics, hair colour and height for example also your geneology would be considered. So even if you were 6 foot blond hair blue eyes if you could only trace your German heritage so far you werent considered a pure German.

So fascism doesnt necessarily go hand in hand with racism though does create an un-equal society. Nazism will introduce racism and is therefore an un-equal society purely based on birth.

that was quite a mouthful sir