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Dominik Tarczyński - The Man Has Balls

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@AverageJoe1
So are catholics and all religions for that matter. You're going to have to do better than that.

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@Sprogladog said
Undoubtedly the US has the best medical research in the world. No arguments from me there. I think the UK is usually 3rd or 4th in the world, which when you take the size and wealth of the country into consideration is pretty impressive.

However when discussing healthcare we generally are not discussing medical research are we? We are usually talking about type of, qua ...[text shortened]... rvice we receive at our GP's and Hospitals and when it comes to that the NHS p*sses all over the US.
Get real…Your word “generally” is doing some very convenient work here. Generally according to whom? And on what authority do you exclude medical research, innovation, and advanced treatments from a comparison of healthcare systems? We talkingcomparing systems (US vs UK), are we not?!

Healthcare is not merely a visit to a GP or a hospital bed. It encompasses prevention, diagnosis, treatment, specialist care, medical technology, innovation, and patient outcomes\. You cannot simply narrow the definition to the areas in which you believe the NHS has an advantage and then declare the entire system superior. Bullseye for AvJoe.

Nor does universal coverage automatically establish superior quality, and nor does a service being free at the point of delivery establish that it offers the best value. Auto coverage and free?!?! Pure socialist words. Bullseye again.
Your “generally” is simply a convenient generalisation that allows you to make a sweeping claim without proving it. Think about. What do you mean by pisess? You say nothing. Thus, nothing to bullseye.

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@beardmusic said
@Rajk999
Surely Saudi Arabia is a prosperous Muslim country?

As for 'the UK will fall' what do you mean?
There will be no more Christians in the UK, sharia law will rule there, only Muslims can hold office? It could be all of these and none because, as I said, it is a meaningless propaganda slogan and nothing more. Can you even explain to me what you mean by this phrase?
You picked a good one, Saudi Arabia... prosperous financially but with one of the most extreme income distribution in the world. The elite about 8% of the population lives in opulence, 45% are expats who are well paid and the rest are at differing degrees of low income or poverty.

Their human rights record - high rate of executions, women are suppressed - unable to drive, go to universities, forced to wear hijab etc etc. Christians are kept down, unable to practice their religion freely.

This is life in an Islamic country and they, all 52 of them are similar, some worse and some a bit better. There are people in the UK claiming that their country is heading in that direction.

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@beardmusic said
@Rajk999

As for 'the UK will fall' what do you mean?
There will be no more Christians in the UK, sharia law will rule there, only Muslims can hold office? It could be all of these and none because, as I said, it is a meaningless propaganda slogan and nothing more. Can you even explain to me what you mean by this phrase?
Here is life for the Christian in Saudi, from Google AI

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In Saudi Arabia, Christians are allowed to practice their faith strictly in private, but public practice, public churches, and open expressions of Christianity are entirely illegal. There are an estimated 2.1 to 2.3 million Christians living in Saudi Arabia—accounting for roughly 6% of the population. However, because Saudi law treats Islam as the official state religion and bases its governance on strict Sharia law, the treatment of Christians varies drastically depending on whether they are foreign expatriates or local citizens.

The day-to-day reality of being a Christian in Saudi Arabia involves several distinct dynamics:

1. Zero Public Churches or Symbols
Saudi Arabia remains the only nation in the world with a sizeable Christian population that prohibits the construction of any official church buildings.
• No public Christian symbols (like crosses or Bibles) can be worn or displayed openly.
• Selling or importing non-Islamic religious materials for public distribution is illegal.

2. The Expatriate Experience (Private House Churches)
Virtually all Christians in the kingdom are foreign nationals, including hundreds of thousands of low-income migrant workers from countries like the Philippines, India, and parts of Africa, alongside Western professionals.
• The "Quiet" Policy: Human rights monitors, including the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), note that while the state technically acknowledges the right to private worship, this is a matter of unwritten policy rather than enshrined law.
• Informal Services: Foreign Christians routinely gather for worship services inside private homes, residential compounds, or embassies. As long as these gatherings are kept small, completely private, and quiet, the authorities frequently turn a blind eye.
• Risk of Crackdowns: The risk of state interference remains real. International watchdogs like Open Doors US have documented instances where underground house churches were raided, and foreign Christians or organizers were detained or expelled from the country for proselytizing.

3. Local Saudi Converts Face Extreme Danger
The treatment of any indigenous Saudi citizen who chooses to follow Christianity is fundamentally different from that of foreigners.
• Apostasy Laws: Officially, leaving Islam (apostasy) is a severe criminal offense under the country's legal system, theoretically punishable by death—though in practice, courts generally enforce lesser sentences like long-term imprisonment or corporal punishment.
• Societal and Family Persecution: Because Saudi society is heavily tribal and patriarchal, a citizen converting to Christianity faces immense danger from their own family and community. This can include honor violence, forced isolation, or physical abuse. Consequently, any native Saudi Christians must practice their faith in absolute, lifelong secrecy.

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@Rajk999
You asked me to name a prosperous Muslim country and I did, there are many more Indonesia for one. Obviously I'm not defending their system simply answering your question. Interesting how inequality suddenly becomes an issue in this context but is easily dismissed as 'socialism' when we're talking about our disastrous neoliberal economy in the west, I wonder why that could be 🤔
More interestingly I'm still waiting for you to specify what you mean by 'the UK will fall'

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@AverageJoe1 said
Get real…Your word “generally” is doing some very convenient work here. Generally according to whom? And on what authority do you exclude medical research, innovation, and advanced treatments from a comparison of healthcare systems? We talkingcomparing systems (US vs UK), are we not?!

Healthcare is not merely a visit to a GP or a hospital bed. It encompasses prevention ...[text shortened]... roving it. Think about. What do you mean by pisess? You say nothing. Thus, nothing to bullseye.
Do you strawman on purpose?

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@beardmusic said
@Rajk999
You asked me to name a prosperous Muslim country and I did, there are many more Indonesia for one. Obviously I'm not defending their system simply answering your question. Interesting how inequality suddenly becomes an issue in this context but is easily dismissed as 'socialism' when we're talking about our disastrous neoliberal economy in the west, I wonder why ...[text shortened]... ld be 🤔
More interestingly I'm still waiting for you to specify what you mean by 'the UK will fall'
Indonesia is not prosperous by any metric. As for UK and Europe, lets wait a bit and see how things progress. I understand there are more riots in other EU countries.

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@Rajk999
Again this is all irrelevant to what we were talking about and what I asked. I will take your refusal to answer my simple question as a sign that you don't know...

And I've just checked - apparently Indonesia is 17th in world GDP, so not that bad actually...

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@beardmusic said
@Rajk999
Again this is all irrelevant to what we were talking about and what I asked. I will take your refusal to answer my simple question as a sign that you don't know...
I already answered this question. This is the opinion of some British citizens. Of course you have your own opinion and that is fine.

Here it is again:

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The core argument is that Britain has lost control of its borders, its streets and its free-speech tradition, and that its political class won’t admit it. Supporters usually point to these events:

- Record migration. Net migration hit a record 745,000 in 2022. At the same time, tens of thousands of people a year have crossed the Channel in small boats, and asylum seekers have been housed in hotels, which became a flashpoint for local protests.
- The grooming-gang scandals. Organised abuse of girls in towns like Rotherham, Rochdale and Telford, often by men of Pakistani heritage, was ignored for years by police and councils, partly for fear of being called racist. The issue resurfaced in early 2025 when Elon Musk amplified it. After Louise Casey’s audit, the government finally agreed to a national inquiry. To believers, it’s the clearest proof of an establishment that put appearances ahead of protecting children.
- Southport and its aftermath (2024). Three young girls were murdered at a dance class. False online rumours that the attacker was an asylum seeker sparked nationwide riots. Some people were jailed for social-media posts in the crackdown that followed, most prominently Lucy Connolly. Critics called this “two-tier policing,” arguing protesters were treated more harshly than other groups.
- Arrests for speech. Critics cite figures of more than 30 arrests a day, roughly 12,000 a year, over offensive online posts. They also point to the September 2025 arrest at Heathrow of comedy writer Graham Linehan over three tweets.
- Banning foreign critics. Tarczyński himself was refused entry in May 2026 on the grounds that his presence was not conducive to the public good. He was due to attend Tommy Robinson’s march, and he called the ban what communism looks like in the 21st century.
- Mass protest. The “Unite the Kingdom” rally in September 2025 drew over 100,000 people to London, which supporters see as evidence of deep public anger.
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@Rajk999
Fair enough, as I said it's just a propaganda slogan with no basis in reality.

Muslims have not stopped free speech in the UK or anything else that you are fretting over...

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@beardmusic said
@Rajk999
Fair enough, as I said it's just a propaganda slogan with no basis in reality.

Muslims have not stopped free speech in the UK or anything else that you are fretting over...
All propaganda has some truth to it. You choose to ignore it.

It is estimated that there are about 62,000 arrests for 'speech offences' in the last few years in the UK. Most of these would be anti-islam comments. These comments are justified and should not be condemned. Islam is an evil force designed to take over and conquer. Let me know if you want some examples of this.

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@beardmusic said
@AverageJoe1
If you think the USA has good healthcare then you are even more delusional than I thought 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I will guarantee everyone that yhis is speaking of health care provided by government, Brrrrrrrrr
AvJoe does not relate. AvJoe has private health ins, so your ins must be that with which I am unfamiliar .

Government? I did not mention govt, I never do. You a govt guy? I never ask them for any of my ‘needs’ brrrrrrrrrr

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@beardmusic said
@Rajk999
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And I've just checked - apparently Indonesia is 17th in world GDP, so not that bad actually...
Muslims make up about 85% of the worlds refugees. These people leave their Islamic countries, in which they claim to be persecuted and head to the Christian nations for a better life. Something is sadly wrong and evil about Islam. It is strange that you are not able to see it. As I said before the only people who cannot see these things are extremist Muslims.

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@Rajk999 said
All propaganda has some truth to it. You choose to ignore it.

It is estimated that there are about 62,000 arrests for 'speech offences' in the last few years in the UK. Most of these would be anti-islam comments. These comments are justified and should not be condemned. Islam is an evil force designed to take over and conquer. Let me know if you want some examples of this.
Was Christianity designed to conquer and take over? Would you like some examples?

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@Rajk999
What I was interested in was that you said earlier that 'the UK will fall' I simply asked what you (SPECIFICALLY) meant by this statement? The fact that you haven't answered seems to demonstrate to me that you're just repeating a propaganda slogan - in that it is vague and essentially meaningless. What does a 'fallen' UK look like?
So far all I have heard have been vague fears/ worries.
As for free speech the UK has plenty, you just cannot call for violence etc. against people which is reasonable enough. Be careful what you believe in this regard as there are many who will deceive you on this score...