/polpol/ - Politically Incorrect Discussion

>"It's dangerous, it divide communities, and it creates stigma to people who are ill, and I think you should be ashamed of yourself"
>"When someone is diagnosed with a dreadful illness, my instinct is to view them as a human being. Not consider what country they come from"

Where do these fucking people come from? How mentally ill do you have to be to think like this? And why is it almost always Women who say this kind of bullshit?

hey guys i made the OP post on /pol/ 3 hours ago, then someone just directly copy pasted it to /polpol/

http://8ch.net/pol/res/1649461.html

I would appreciate it if you would please write your own posts instead of copy pasting content from other boards :)

However, unlike many people, I love and support free speech so you are free to do what you would like!

>>7414
Considering literally all of our Ukraine and at times middle-east content has been stolen back to /pol/, and no one said anything about it simply because we just want to keep the quality here, maybe a credit would be warranted for, but you know in an anonymous board, it doesn't really change anything.

As long as OP are quality, I see no problem taking them off /pol/ if it doesn't drag the shit with it. Of course quality is warranted and I would like people to do their own shit and show at least the minimal effort to do it themselves, but hell, as BO said, I don't think /pol/ and /polpol/ are mutually exclusive boards.

>>7434
I agree with anon. At the very least maybe it was more fit for the brit/polpol/ thread, but still good enough. Let's get back on topic.

To answer to OP, this is the usual hypocrisy we get from the left all the time, sadly. Literally every political party, especially the leaders, have to go through their PR before saying anything and make sure that it would yield a good effect. To be fair, I agree it is a ridiculous practice for the "spirit" of democracy, even though for any professional political party, it is the only logical thing to do. But to have worked for one, literally everyone of them do it, and most of the time they choose to act to much more emotionally-driven situations than plain facts, purposely either lying or hiding facts to make their narrative sound better to the people they would like to attract to their party, at the risk of creating hate or violence, as long as they gain popularity.

So blaming Farage for playing the game is total hypocrisy. Like blaming Le Pen for accepting loans from Russian banks when European banks were blockading the fuck out of her and she couldn't get any loan (which had 100% chance of being repaid) because of political leanings, which is the worst kind of discrimination in so called "free countries" that can be…