Possibly, depending on who stepped into his shoes. Another week of bombing british airfields would have finished us, but the Germans switched to bombing cities, a mistake which might have cost them the war.
Cable Street involved 100,000 people - men, women and children - against the BUF as they marched, escorted by Police, through the East End. Completely different situation to tit-for-tat targeting of a far-right leader who is known to resort to violence against his political opponents.
Violence against the bnp would only increase sympathy for them while hindering the ''theyre thugs, dont vote for them''.
Remember this is politics, all about influencing the voter. Thug tactics would influnece the voter away from those using them.
Well yes, sorry what I should have made clear is that switching from targetting our airfields to the blitz was a decision opposed by a large proportion of Hitler's generals, iirc. The advent of the bomb would probably have still settled it though.
Just wondering. BTW, do the police look at threads like this?
Those advocating ''severe beating'', what does that actually mean?
A smack in the mouth I guess is not a severe beating.
So I presume the posters advocating this mean, stamping on someone's head,
powerful blows to the side of the head, smashing teeth out, stamping on the body to break bones and the breaking of limbs?
Weapons may have to be used I am presuming by those on here advocating severe beating. A knife? How far will the poster go who are advocating severe beating with a knife. Stabs to the face, the eyes, slashes to the face, stab to the body?
What about the use of some sort of club for those advocating serve beating?
Will that involve breaking legs and arms UVF style? Maybe going a bit further of clubing to the head? Will the posters advocating violence enjoy the screams of those they beat, because people do scream a lot when getting a ''severe beating'' no matter who the person is, brave or a coward.
Just wondering. BTW, do the police look at threads like this?
Help.....Help.....Its another mindless Liberal thinking their clever....

Typical illiberally biased way of thinking from tbaldwin again![]()
All good questions Sonny.
The question of the use of violence is difficult but for me non violence can not be the only option in all cases in life and politics.
But your right to question to people about how far they would go.
Myself i think people should try and weigh up the possible impact of their actions. I also think there is always a danger of dehumanising your political opponents but sometimes i think violence is the best option. And for me that includes just about everything....
This thread started a bitand has now gone well weird with all the violence porn
Those who have advocated violence on here, should tell us what they would actually do if they are so keen on it.
Self defence is one thing, beating the cunt out of people who don't share the same views as you is another.
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Self defence is one thing, beating the cunt out of people who don't share the same views as you is another.
i expect there are several reasons. firstly, given that 90% of ira operations were called off, it's clear that it isn't easy for even a well organised and motivated organisation to carry out their plans. second, it's not always easy to get people together to do social things. third, someone like collett is almost certain to vary his routine precisely to avoid the sort of attack you suggest. fourth, the amount of surveillance necessary to prepare for a hit would undoubtedly take a considerable amount of time. it's not like you can bowl up to his local on a friday and be sure he's there. and fifth, what's to be gained? even if the op went well, and no one was nicked, collett's frankly more of asset where he is, making the bnp look a crock of shit - it's along the lines of why ian paisley was never whacked.I've known of one severe beating that stop one individual leader from continuing their involvment.
Why isn't their more targeting of them?
There's a lot of anti-fascists that squirrel away info on the far right, why isn't it used more to target significant people such as Collett et al?
tbaldwin said:Agree it is far better to debate with them if you can. But if you cant what do you do? Just let them get on with organising?
Fascism has usually grown not because the opposition have been too violent but too passive.
The mountain troll is very stupid. It stands twelve feet tall, with grey skin, a lumpy body, and flat horny feet. It exudes a powerfully awful smell, "a mixture of old socks and the kind of public toilet no one seems to clean." Its nose is full of what looks like lumpy, gray glue: troll boogers
Getting bolder eh deepstoat? All being taken for a ride aren't we?
because the former is action from above, a tiny minority with balaclavas doing things on behalf of the working class,, where the latter is action from below, the working class taking their destiny into their hands. I would have thought, you of all people, would have supported the latter.Why do you think Fascist leaders being targeted is worse than huge demos against them that give them huge publicity?
come on now!Help.....Help.....Its another mindless Liberal thinking their clever....
what he says is right, partially.I've known of one severe beating that stop one individual leader from continuing their involvment.
Why isn't their more targeting of them?
There's a lot of anti-fascists that squirrel away info on the far right, why isn't it used more to target significant people such as Collett et al?
because the former is action from above, a tiny minority with balaclavas doing things on behalf of the working class,, where the latter is action from below, the working class taking their destiny into their hands. I would have thought, you of all people, would have supported the latter.