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Title: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 02, 2011, 05:58:11 PM
A lot of the DUmmies have this guy as their avatar and they are planing the bank thing on Nov 5th based on this guy.
What they probably don't know is, he was a Catholic fighting for a theocracy in England. I know they don't care that he was a terrorist, but his being a "fundy" could cause them some grief.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes

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Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: franksolich on November 02, 2011, 06:00:36 PM
Yeah, my good ol' co-religionist, the fervently Roman Catholic Guy Fawkes.

Primitives don't know shit about history.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Mr Mannn on November 02, 2011, 06:03:15 PM
They value his embrace of terrorism and murder to achieve his goals. Like Che, the details don't count, just an icon to justify violence and revolution.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 02, 2011, 06:03:52 PM
Yeah, my good ol' co-religionist, the fervently Roman Catholic Guy Fawkes.

Primitives don't know shit about history.

That is true, they use the French Revolution as inspiration, and we all know how wonderful that turned out.  :rotf:
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 02, 2011, 06:04:45 PM
They value his embrace of terrorism and murder to achieve his goals. Like Che, the details don't count, just an icon to justify violence and revolution.

It's funny how many murdering assholes from history they look up too.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: franksolich on November 02, 2011, 06:07:15 PM
It's funny how many murdering assholes from history they look up too.

.....and how woefully ignorant the primitives are, about the fates of their heroes.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 02, 2011, 06:08:24 PM
.....and how woefully ignorant the primitives are, about the fates of their heroes.

They are ignorant on every level.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: zeitgeist on November 02, 2011, 06:28:38 PM
I would call it P for Propaganda.  DUmmies live vicarious lives based on the portrayals of rich Hollywierd stars.  Gina actually pointed it out on the Kentuck agrarian reform thread.   

Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Bodadh on November 02, 2011, 06:42:45 PM
Americans don't seem to realize that Guy Fawkes is not being celebrated on Guy Fawkes day. That is a day set aside to burn him in effigy and celebate his failure. Little kids would go door to door asking for a penny for the Guy so they could make a Guy dummy to burn on the bonfires.

All most Americans know about him is that they used a mask of him in Alan Moore's V for Vendetta. Not sure why a anarchist, communist, wizard like Moore ( yes he calls him self all those things with a straight face ) would choose Fawkes as a symbol when you consider that the Catholic church is pretty much against all the things he is for.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: seahorse513 on November 02, 2011, 06:50:47 PM
huh.....I always thought Guy Fawkes day was November 5 or is it the 4th??

Dammnit i should know this shit!!
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: zeitgeist on November 02, 2011, 07:06:03 PM
huh.....I always thought Guy Fawkes day was November 5 or is it the 4th??

Dammnit i should know this shit!!

As children are apt to forget to remember, Guy Fawkes day is the 5 of November.  :-)

I am currently watching V for Vendetta. :lmao: 
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: miskie on November 02, 2011, 08:02:29 PM
Yeah, my good ol' co-religionist, the fervently Roman Catholic Guy Fawkes.

Primitives don't know shit about history.

They have based their knowledge of Fawkes on a fictional movie. They prefer that message, so that is all they need to know.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Rugnuts on November 02, 2011, 08:14:21 PM
id have to watch it again but i thought the main character used guy fawkes to identify with, while he was convincing natalie portman to pull the trigger, so to speak, in the  terrorist explosion (on fawkes day) to stop a totalitarian fascist govt to free the people from the tryanny????? (he had a reason for revenge, the whole burn thing)
remember remember the 5th of november

at least thats what i got from V for vendetta,

Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: diesel driver on November 03, 2011, 03:20:22 AM
Yeah, my good ol' co-religionist, the fervently Roman Catholic Guy Fawkes.

Primitives don't know shit about history.

Primitives don't know shit, period.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: zeitgeist on November 03, 2011, 09:08:03 AM
For those who still don't get it may I offer a choice example of propaganda from the thirties:

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uvdtp4AqiZg[/youtube]

For those who have seen V for Vendetta, how many agenda items can you identify?   Today's poorly educated skulls full of mush aren't educated they are indoctrinated.  Indoctrinated by Hollywierd.  McCarthy and Reagan both identified the red menace that exists in Hollywierd and were marginalized for doing so.  The left owns the  media and the message, movies are their favorite medium to indoctrinate.   

I will never forget one college roommate who was so captivated by Dr Zhavigo he saw it twenty times.  Today I have no doubt he would be a Black Block Anarchist.

Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Wineslob on November 03, 2011, 09:40:02 AM
Quote
I am currently watching V for Vendetta.   


I tried to watch that piece of crap, but only made it about 20 min.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: SSG Snuggle Bunny on November 03, 2011, 09:43:10 AM
.....and how woefully ignorant the primitives are, about the fates of their heroes.

All they know is Che was killed by the CIA and that's all they need to know to idolize him.


id have to watch it again but i thought the main character used guy fawkes to identify with, while he was convincing natalie portman to pull the trigger, so to speak, in the  terrorist explosion (on fawkes day) to stop a totalitarian fascist govt to free the people from the tryanny????? (he had a reason for revenge, the whole burn thing)
remember remember the 5th of november

at least thats what i got from V for vendetta,

Well, supposedly what V's problem centered on a government that imprisoned people without due process and horribly brutalized them in an effort to affect some private agenda...

...

...and to this end V goes out and kidnaps Portman's character and waterboards her until she becomes his personal pawn.

So apparently extremism, extra-judicial punishment, torture, warrantless seizures, false imprisonment, indoctrination, unilateral autocracy, undeclared war, no electoral accountability, no separation of powers is OK so long as you wear a creepy mask and you can brainwash  hawt chicks.

V for Hypocrisy

I despise that movie.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: FlaGator on November 03, 2011, 09:55:50 AM
A lot of the DUmmies have this guy as their avatar and they are planing the bank thing on Nov 5th based on this guy.
What they probably don't know is, he was a Catholic fighting for a theocracy in England. I know they don't care that he was a terrorist, but his being a "fundy" could cause them some grief.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes

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I'm not 99% on this but I think the term fundy is used for evangelical Protestants and Catholics. Althought libs have a few choice monikers for Catholics too.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Rugnuts on November 03, 2011, 09:58:12 AM
So apparently extremism, extra-judicial punishment, torture, warrant-less seizures, false imprisonment, indoctrination, unilateral autocracy, undeclared war, no electoral accountability, no separation of powers is OK.
V for Hypocrisy
how do you put out a burning oil rig??? explosives

fight fire with gasoline!!!!

Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: DumbAss Tanker on November 03, 2011, 10:16:17 AM
Just a couple of historical comments:

Triumph of the Will truly is a masterpiece of propaganda, the benchmark against which all other propaganda must be judged and nearly always found wanting in comparison.  In cultural context, it puts Roosevelt's New Deal propagando films and Capra's 'Why We Fight' movies in the shade.  People viewing it today actually have no idea how effective it was, since they don't understand just how far Germany had fallen in the two post-WW1 crashes; the active, enthusiastic Hitler Youth kids in the film look like cute but brainwashed kids to a modern viewer, who does not understand the fact that they looked well-fed, well-dressed, and healthy was hugely significant to the audience for which the movie was intended.

You can look at Guy Fawkes as fighting for a Catholic theocracy, but at the same time he was fighting against a Protestant theocracy which was no better, just mutually oppressive, and whichever one was the evil oppressor simply  depended on whose turn it was to wear the ass-kicking boot.  The English legacy of pointless bloodshed, waste, and oppression of the out-of-power religion from Henry VIII onward is the biggest single reason we have First Amendment.   
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: movie buff on November 03, 2011, 02:13:54 PM
A lot of the DUmmies have this guy as their avatar and they are planing the bank thing on Nov 5th based on this guy.
What they probably don't know is, he was a Catholic fighting for a theocracy in England. I know they don't care that he was a terrorist, but his being a "fundy" could cause them some grief.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes

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That's part of what made the asinine propaganda film 'V for Vendetta' so funny: The movie portrays a Catholic- run theocracy as the most evil and tyrannical form of government imaginable, but that was exactly the form of government that the real Guy Fawkes desired!
The more angering part of its propaganda was portraying him as a harmless activist who wanted to blow up Parliament in the middle of the night as a harmless political statement, when in real life, he wanted to blow it up in the middle of the day as a way to assassinate the Protestant King James I and all the members of both houses of Parliament all at once to bring about his aforementioned Catholic theocracy.
There's a reason why in real life, many Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day by burning him in effigy.
btw, what "Bank thing" are you referring to?
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Tantal on November 03, 2011, 02:59:10 PM
"F for ****sticks"
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: franksolich on November 03, 2011, 03:40:52 PM
Don't anybody forget to stop by CelticRose's thread in the Spa here.

Nebraska's getting another one--but not to buy real-estate to give to hippies.

P.S. Be sure to congratulate her, too.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 03, 2011, 04:23:51 PM
I'm not 99% on this but I think the term fundy is used for evangelical Protestants and Catholics. Althought libs have a few choice monikers for Catholics too.

To the DUmmies anyone who believes in the sky daddy is a fundy.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 03, 2011, 04:25:02 PM
That's part of what made the asinine propaganda film 'V for Vendetta' so funny: The movie portrays a Catholic- run theocracy as the most evil and tyrannical form of government imaginable, but that was exactly the form of government that the real Guy Fawkes desired!
The more angering part of its propaganda was portraying him as a harmless activist who wanted to blow up Parliament in the middle of the night as a harmless political statement, when in real life, he wanted to blow it up in the middle of the day as a way to assassinate the Protestant King James I and all the members of both houses of Parliament all at once to bring about his aforementioned Catholic theocracy.
There's a reason why in real life, many Brits celebrate Guy Fawkes Day by burning him in effigy.
btw, what "Bank thing" are you referring to?

On Nov 5th all the moonbats in the world plan on closing their accounts with banks and moving their $3.75 to credit unions.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Duke Nukum on November 03, 2011, 04:44:32 PM
On Nov 5th all the moonbats in the world plan on closing their accounts with banks and moving their $3.75 to credit unions.
The thing that flummoxes me, having been in a credit union most of my life, is why anybody would do business with an institution that doesn't serve them well?

If my credit union didn't satisfy me, I would look around to see what might serve me better. Then I might find how good my credit union really is or find something better.

The thing about DUmmies is they want to manufacture monsters out of everything.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 03, 2011, 04:48:11 PM
The thing that flummoxes me, having been in a credit union most of my life, is why anybody would do business with an institution that doesn't serve them well?

If my credit union didn't satisfy me, I would look around to see what might serve me better. Then I might find how good my credit union really is or find something better.

The thing about DUmmies is they want to manufacture monsters out of everything.

Every action those clowns ever do, is all part of a herd, if someone else comes up with some "bright idea" they jump on the bandwagon right away.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: thundley4 on November 03, 2011, 04:49:28 PM
The thing about DUmmies is they want to manufacture monsters out of everything.

They need someone or something to blame for their own failures.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: whiteguyPI on November 03, 2011, 05:00:11 PM
Nov 5 in my town is a Saturday. Are the DUmmies planning to forgo a day of sleeping in to get to the bank in the morning. Banks around my part of the world close around 11 or 12 on Saturday. I do live in fundy red-state hell though.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: Freeper on November 03, 2011, 05:28:14 PM
Nov 5 in my town is a Saturday. Are the DUmmies planning to forgo a day of sleeping in to get to the bank in the morning. Banks around my part of the world close around 11 or 12 on Saturday. I do live in fundy red-state hell though.

I think most banks close early on Saturday, so they will have to get up before noon for once.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: miskie on November 03, 2011, 06:08:50 PM
I think most banks close early on Saturday, so they will have to get up before noon for once.

They won't.

The OWS primitives have manufactured something with a built-in point of failure, so they can blame someone else when nothing of any consequence happens.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: NHSparky on November 03, 2011, 06:14:21 PM
Just a couple of historical comments:

Triumph of the Will truly is a masterpiece of propaganda, the benchmark against which all other propaganda must be judged and nearly always found wanting in comparison.  In cultural context, it puts Roosevelt's New Deal propagando films and Capra's 'Why We Fight' movies in the shade.  People viewing it today actually have no idea how effective it was, since they don't understand just how far Germany had fallen in the two post-WW1 crashes; the active, enthusiastic Hitler Youth kids in the film look like cute but brainwashed kids to a modern viewer, who does not understand the fact that they looked well-fed, well-dressed, and healthy was hugely significant to the audience for which the movie was intended.

You can look at Guy Fawkes as fighting for a Catholic theocracy, but at the same time he was fighting against a Protestant theocracy which was no better, just mutually oppressive, and whichever one was the evil oppressor simply  depended on whose turn it was to wear the ass-kicking boot.  The English legacy of pointless bloodshed, waste, and oppression of the out-of-power religion from Henry VIII onward is the biggest single reason we have First Amendment.   

Amen--Guy Fawkes's legacy, had he succeeded?  Northern Ireland writ large.  And NO, DUmmies, you don't want to be part of that, even today.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: wasp69 on November 04, 2011, 09:49:29 AM
So apparently extremism, extra-judicial punishment, torture, warrantless seizures, false imprisonment, indoctrination, unilateral autocracy, undeclared war, no electoral accountability, no separation of powers is OK so long as you wear a creepy mask and you can brainwash  hawt chicks.

V for Hypocrisy

All of these retarded children running around in the Guy Fawkes masks reminds me of a story my old Divo told me one bright San Diego morning.

In 1990, Naval Station San Diego hosted several Soviet warships for a port visit. 

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrDiuyFtD8w[/youtube]

Personally, I was very wary of having the commie shitbags in my (then) home port just a few months after playing tag with them in the Pacific.  Okay, I was frikkin' outraged at having them in my (then) home port.

Anyway, there was a lot of trading of uniform items and other things that went on between the Sailors.  There was a rather young Chief Petty Officer that traded a complete uniform with his Soviet counterpart.  While he was walking off the pier, my Divo was walking toward him.  The CPO saluted him and said something to the effect that my Divo should get in on the trading before they (the commie shitbags) ran out of stuff.

My Divo (a very old, crusty and gruff Chief Warrant Officer) asked the young CPO what he had traded.  The CPO told him that he had traded a full CPO dress uniform for a full (equivalent) commie shitbag dress uniform.  He asked my Divo if he had thought about trading for a full commie shitbag uniform.

My Divo, who had had plenty of commie shitbag ordinance whiz past his head as part of the brown water fleet in Vietnam, very "politely" told the young CPO that the only way he would ever be in possession of a commie shitbag uniform was if it had a bullet hole in it.

My feelings about the Guy Fawkes masks pretty much run along that same line.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: BlueStateSaint on November 04, 2011, 10:11:04 AM
All of these retarded children running around in the Guy Fawkes masks reminds me of a story my old Divo told me one bright San Diego morning.

In 1990, Naval Station San Diego hosted several Soviet warships for a port visit. 

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrDiuyFtD8w[/youtube]

Personally, I was very wary of having the commie shitbags in my (then) home port just a few months after playing tag with them in the Pacific.  Okay, I was frikkin' outraged at having them in my (then) home port.

Anyway, there was a lot of trading of uniform items and other things that went on between the Sailors.  There was a rather young Chief Petty Officer that traded a complete uniform with his Soviet counterpart.  While he was walking off the pier, my Divo was walking toward him.  The CPO saluted him and said something to the effect that my Divo should get in on the trading before they (the commie shitbags) ran out of stuff.

My Divo (a very old, crusty and gruff Chief Warrant Officer) asked the young CPO what he had traded.  The CPO told him that he had traded a full CPO dress uniform for a full (equivalent) commie shitbag dress uniform.  He asked my Divo if he had thought about trading for a full commie shitbag uniform.

My Divo, who had had plenty of commie shitbag ordinance whiz past his head as part of the brown water fleet in Vietnam, very "politely" told the young CPO that the only way he would ever be in possession of a commie shitbag uniform was if it had a bullet hole in it.

My feelings about the Guy Fawkes masks pretty much run along that same line.

If I could infiltrate them (much easier to do when there's a mask over your face), that would be the reason I'd have one.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: movie buff on November 04, 2011, 11:09:25 AM
Well, supposedly what V's problem centered on a government that imprisoned people without due process and horribly brutalized them in an effort to affect some private agenda...

...

...and to this end V goes out and kidnaps Portman's character and waterboards her until she becomes his personal pawn.

So apparently extremism, extra-judicial punishment, torture, warrantless seizures, false imprisonment, indoctrination, unilateral autocracy, undeclared war, no electoral accountability, no separation of powers is OK so long as you wear a creepy mask and you can brainwash  hawt chicks.

V for Hypocrisy

I despise that movie.
As I said earlier, I hate that movie, too.
In addition to what I said in my earlier post, and what you said (i.e. For all of his claims about opposing a brutally oppressive government, he had no problem physically torturing his own strongest supporter just to be assured of her loyalty), a couple more points:
1. We don't even know how many of those evil things the government in the movie actually did; For at least 90% of it, it was just V saying they did it without offering any kind of proof, and Evie (And the audience) simply taking his word for it. If I were her and I'm supposed to believe that the government is involved in some gigantic conspiracy against us, I'd need a hell of a lot more proof than just the unsubstantiated claims of a severely deranged man who kills people (In cold blood at times), blows up buildings and tortures his own supporters.
2. On the subject of "V for Hypocrisy," how's about the hypocrisy of the film portraying all Christians as evil, bigoted, homophobic monsters while simultaneously praising Islam? The gay talk show host who hides his sexuality out of fear of the evil Christians killing him for it keeps a copy of the Koran in his possession because he likes the "Beautiful words and pictures" in it. Never mind that in real life, gays in Christian societies usually don't have much to fear other than getting called a few names, while gays in Muslim societies are likely to be buried in sand chest- deep and pelted to death with heavy rocks by people who follow that book of "Beautiful words and pictures."
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: SherryBaby on November 04, 2011, 11:24:44 AM
I like the movie "V" for Vendetta.   I choose to accept it as just a movie - it's got adventure and intrigue, and Natalie Portman too.   I don't care about any propaganda.   I watch it every year around the 5th of November, not because I'm so into Guy Fawkes, or "V" or any stupid socialist or Catholic ideology...I watch because it's one of my traditions. 

I also like watching "Halloween" on Halloween. 

I don't support mass murder by masked lunatics on either occasion - I just like the movies.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: SSG Snuggle Bunny on November 04, 2011, 11:39:29 AM
I just like the movies.

And I listen to Rage Against the Candy Machine in spite of their politics.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: SherryBaby on November 04, 2011, 11:54:26 AM
Never mind that in real life, gays in Christian societies usually don't have much to fear other than getting called a few names, while gays in Muslim societies are likely to be buried in sand chest- deep and pelted to death with heavy rocks by people who follow that book of "Beautiful words and pictures."

Movie buff, I know you're a movie buff...I shouldn't have to remind you - it's a movie, not real life.   :wink:

Well, regardless, it's your opinion and that's cool.  I know lots of people who love it and lots who hate it.  There doesn't seem to be many fence sitters on this movie, which indicates to me at least, that it's a somewhat powerful movie.
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: SherryBaby on November 04, 2011, 11:59:46 AM
And I listen to Rage Against the Candy Machine in spite of their politics.

Oh, yuck.   :p
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: miskie on November 04, 2011, 01:31:32 PM
I like the movie "V" for Vendetta.   I choose to accept it as just a movie - it's got adventure and intrigue, and Natalie Portman too.   I don't care about any propaganda.   I watch it every year around the 5th of November, not because I'm so into Guy Fawkes, or "V" or any stupid socialist or Catholic ideology...I watch because it's one of my traditions. 

I also like watching "Halloween" on Halloween. 

I don't support mass murder by masked lunatics on either occasion - I just like the movies.

Primitives have a hard time separating reality from fantasy. I can only imagine its a permanent effect from drug and/or alcohol abuse.

They refer to the (now canceled) series 'The West Wing' and 'President Bartlet' as if they are real.
They view the satirical 'The Daily Show' as a news source.
And they seem to view 'V For Vendetta' as an instruction manual.

..etc etc etc.. 
Title: Re: Some interesting things on the left's hero Guy Fawkes
Post by: BlueStateSaint on November 04, 2011, 03:33:42 PM
And I listen to Rage Against the Candy Machine in spite of their politics.

I've told a number of people that while I can't stand Springsteen's politics, I absolutely love his music.