Regularity and the Desire For Regulation.

What? Are you a regular guy?
Regular?You know......someone who belongs.
Belongs to what?
To society!
What is society?
Er......


When they see us, they make their little grunting noises to do one of two things.
One is to keep us in our place if we are not one of them.
The other is, if we respond in kind, to establish that we are 'regular' guys, 'just like them'.

It is a value judgement based on the imposition of their value system forcibly over ours.

To do this, they must be passingly aware of at least two things; that their value system tolerates no contrast of any sort, and, that our value system is in conflict with this.

In other words, Fascism is not simply a historical political system; it is a living reality in a large commonality of British people, possibly most, and the lessons of history can be rapidly eroded at any time once we are out of the way.

Me?When I can be bothered, after some brave hero of the Fascista Order has pretended to grunt while walking behind my back, I mimick them in a way that makes them sound sad and pathetic.
I can almost guarantee that that is the way they feel, too.
But, as I have said, expressions of contempt are a poor substitute for civilisation.

One common strand that runs through the stream of this fascist persecution is that they attack when they can see that you are happy.When you smile at a child(grunt), when you enjoy your bike ride to work(grunting all along the route), when you enjoy getting your work done(grunt).

But don't get me wrong. There are a few good people too. Like the guy at the paper shop who broke into a broad smile when our eyes met, or the fellow in the street who said hello, without understanding why.


To summarise, their idea of 'normal' is to be some sort of quasi-murderous beast of cowardice, perpetually seeking to force other people to conform to their 'view' of reality, like a timid dictator who hasn't quite got the courage, honesty or integrity to commit real violence.
They are so ingrained it is almost futile fighting themm, since one would have to evince punishment on a scale that would make oneself into a virtual oppressor-unless of course, the laws were changed to do precisely this.
But the resultant outcry would probably be the same.

The fact is, the social environment of backwaters like Britain will best be changed when we all simply withdraw, physically, from any contact with the generality.