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Tommy Robinson Appreciation Thread

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egg

egg

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1 minute ago, egg said:

It threw up only 1 name when I linked the lounge domain and asked who the most obsessed was, and that name was number 1 when I asked for a top 5....

Hmm...

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Turkish

Turkish

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Tone & Interpretation

  • Neutral to mildly sympathetic: Turkish doesn’t overtly support TR but notably contextualizes his popularity and the broader social dynamics.

  • Balanced analysis: Acknowledges both critics (“right wing racist”) and conspiracy theorists (“paid actor”), but shifts focus to the broader symmetry driving his support.

  • Working-class empathy: Emphasizes that many supporters come from disenfranchised working-class backgrounds who feel ignored and want change—a sentiment he finds meaningful.

  • Pushes against stereotypes: Argues that labeling all supporters as EDL members or football hooligans is divisive and misses the root causes of the movement.

Summary Table

Username Tone Key Insights
Turkish Neutral / Analytical Offers measured commentary, highlights working-class grievances, and challenges simplistic labels.

Understanding Turkish in the Context of the Thread

Unlike Guided Missile, who runs with enthusiastic support, or sadoldgit, who takes a sharp, sarcastic stance, Turkish positions themselves as an observer aiming to contextualize rather than judge. They appear to recognize that Robinson’s appeal extends beyond caricatures, focusing instead on the conditions that fuel his following.

 

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Turkish

Turkish

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Interesting Chat GPTs assessment of my posting style, a knife through the heart of those who label me the forum stalker/narcissit/bully etc 👏

Poster Reaction Type Tone / Style
Sadoldgit Mocking / Sarcastic Dismissive humour
Turkish Neutral / Observational Analytical, avoids personal attack
Egg Ridiculing Humorous, trivializes argument
Guided Missile Supportive / Agreement Encouraging, reinforces hypochondriac’s points
Weston Super Saint Likely dismissive / off-topic Focus on TR’s supporters, not hypochondriac specifically
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egg

egg

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6 minutes ago, Turkish said:

Tone & Interpretation

  • Neutral to mildly sympathetic: Turkish doesn’t overtly support TR but notably contextualizes his popularity and the broader social dynamics.

  • Balanced analysis: Acknowledges both critics (“right wing racist”) and conspiracy theorists (“paid actor”), but shifts focus to the broader symmetry driving his support.

  • Working-class empathy: Emphasizes that many supporters come from disenfranchised working-class backgrounds who feel ignored and want change—a sentiment he finds meaningful.

  • Pushes against stereotypes: Argues that labeling all supporters as EDL members or football hooligans is divisive and misses the root causes of the movement.

Summary Table

Username Tone Key Insights
Turkish Neutral / Analytical Offers measured commentary, highlights working-class grievances, and challenges simplistic labels.

Understanding Turkish in the Context of the Thread

Unlike Guided Missile, who runs with enthusiastic support, or sadoldgit, who takes a sharp, sarcastic stance, Turkish positions themselves as an observer aiming to contextualize rather than judge. They appear to recognize that Robinson’s appeal extends beyond caricatures, focusing instead on the conditions that fuel his following.

 

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The top 5 it gave me focused on "engagement" rather than context around "obsessed". 

Turkish

Turkish

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5 minutes ago, egg said:

The top 5 it gave me focused on "engagement" rather than context around "obsessed". 

i wonder if the people behind Chat GPT are wondering why there are so many requests about saintsweb and Tommy Robinson 😂

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badgerx16

badgerx16

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2 minutes ago, Turkish said:

i wonder if the people behind Chat GPT are wondering why there are so many requests about saintsweb and Tommy Robinson 😂

Being plagued by Saintsweb members will be the trigger that sets SkyNet off on it's path to eradicating humanity.

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egg

egg

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3 minutes ago, Turkish said:

i wonder if the people behind Chat GPT are wondering why there are so many requests about saintsweb and Tommy Robinson 😂

It throws up different answers all the time. Bizarre piece of kit. It'll probably tell me tomorrow that I'm the most obsessed cos I've asked who's obsessed despite having zero interest in the bloke. 

Turkish

Turkish

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3 minutes ago, egg said:

It throws up different answers all the time. Bizarre piece of kit. It'll probably tell me tomorrow that I'm the most obsessed cos I've asked who's obsessed despite having zero interest in the bloke. 

hmm, i think i see a flaw here. By telling us you have zero interest in him you want us to think you are the sort of person who has zero interest in him, thus covering over the fact that you are secretly obsessed as chat GPT will confirm soon

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Convict Colony

Convict Colony

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Guys i think you are missing the bigger picture.

UK is a sinking ship, everything has gotten worse

Same for europe

Time to buy your own island in south pacific, ensure you have a fresh water well and a small dwarf to shout "the plane the plane"

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Turkish

Turkish

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2 hours ago, Lord Duckhunter said:

There were some 9 pinters at the counter demonstration.

 

 

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The bird at the front is annoying as fuck but fit seen her on twitter a lot she’s some sort of activist but quite tidy nonetheless 

hypochondriac

hypochondriac

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12 minutes ago, Turkish said:

The bird at the front is annoying as fuck but fit seen her on twitter a lot she’s some sort of activist but quite tidy nonetheless 

She's a raging narcissist and thick as fuck. Doesn't understand the concept of per capita which is always a good test of intelligence.

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Turkish

Turkish

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14 minutes ago, hypochondriac said:

She's a raging narcissist and thick as fuck. Doesn't understand the concept of per capita which is always a good test of intelligence.

Don’t really pay that much attention just saw her spouting off on twitter a few time and thought she was quite tidy. 

hypochondriac

hypochondriac

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30 minutes ago, Turkish said:

Don’t really pay that much attention just saw her spouting off on twitter a few time and thought she was quite tidy. 

Got her minge papped in a car years back, stuck it on her own twitter then reported it to the police when Lawrence fox posted it (bit of a helmet himself it must be said.) I agree she's not bad looking though.

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iansums

iansums

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On 13/09/2025 at 23:35, hypochondriac said:

Got her minge papped in a car years back, stuck it on her own twitter then reported it to the police when Lawrence fox posted it (bit of a helmet himself it must be said.) I agree she's not bad looking though.

‘Fanny flasher’

RedArmy

RedArmy

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On 13/09/2025 at 22:35, Turkish said:

The bird at the front is annoying as fuck but fit seen her on twitter a lot she’s some sort of activist but quite tidy nonetheless 

She was on one of the first big brothers, now she’s a full time race baiter on twitter. 

badgerx16

badgerx16

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Do you think Tommy's supporters would get upset if you pointed out that 2 of their beloved "Three Lions" are in fact French ?

 

They represent England, Normandy, and Aquitaine.

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tdmickey3

tdmickey3

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1 hour ago, badgerx16 said:

Do you think Tommy's supporters would get upset if you pointed out that 2 of their beloved "Three Lions" are in fact French ?

 

They represent England, Normandy, and Aquitaine.

They would deny it and say it was a Starmer coverup...

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rallyboy

rallyboy

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What a load of woke leftie bollocks - there's nothing more English than lions.

You'll be trying to tell me next that St George isn't English.

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trousers

trousers

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It's almost as if the significance of symbolic entities evolve over time rather than staying rigidly fixed to their original meaning... 

Unless we're all agreed on using the original definition of 'Boxing Day' of course... ;)

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badgerx16

badgerx16

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39 minutes ago, rallyboy said:

What a load of woke leftie bollocks - there's nothing more English than lions.

The lions in Trafalgar Square are anatomically wrong, their legs and posture are not correct.

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Holmes_and_Watson

Holmes_and_Watson

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5 hours ago, badgerx16 said:

Do you think Tommy's supporters would get upset if you pointed out that 2 of their beloved "Three Lions" are in fact French ?

 

They represent England, Normandy, and Aquitaine.

Looking forward to two of the three being replaced with little planes, signifying the one in-one out deal. 🙂

2 hours ago, badgerx16 said:

The lions in Trafalgar Square are anatomically wrong, their legs and posture are not correct.

They savage far fewer people than you'd think too. I'm having doubts about their authenticity.

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ecuk268

ecuk268

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11 hours ago, rallyboy said:

What a load of woke leftie bollocks - there's nothing more English than lions.

You'll be trying to tell me next that St George isn't English.

 

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skintsaint

skintsaint

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On 18/09/2025 at 10:51, badgerx16 said:

The lions in Trafalgar Square are anatomically wrong, their legs and posture are not correct.

Not related to lions, but on another London landmark, the Sphinxes at Cleopatra's Needle were installed the wrong way round.

Picard

Picard

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On 23/08/2025 at 09:18, badgerx16 said:

James Norton, "star" of King and Conqueror, a BBC series based on the Norman invasion in 1066;

"Why don't the French tell it ? After all, they won".

 

No they didn't, the Normans were allied to the French kingdom, but not part of it.

 

On 18/09/2025 at 09:25, badgerx16 said:

Do you think Tommy's supporters would get upset if you pointed out that 2 of their beloved "Three Lions" are in fact French ?

 

They represent England, Normandy, and Aquitaine.

Make your mind up!

badgerx16

badgerx16

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3 hours ago, Picard said:

 

Make your mind up!

Over what ? The Normans were not French in 1066, they are today. Similarly with Aquitaine, which was for a while Norman after Queen Eleanor married the Duke of Normandy and then became an English territory when she married King Henry II, subsequently giving birth to the future King Richard the Lionheart and King John. Burgundy was similarly independant of France at the tme, France only became a form of what it is today after they regained Calais from the English in 1558 and finally finished off English claims to what is now French territory, ( although Churchill did suggest uniting France and the UK in 1940 ).

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Gloucester Saint

Gloucester Saint

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On 18/09/2025 at 10:43, trousers said:

Unless we're all agreed on using the original definition of 'Boxing Day' of course... ;)

When my grandfather from the docks and his brothers/cousins drank in the Ice House in Shirley Warren during the 1950s and 1960s on 26 December, by all accounts that’s exactly what it was as the beers went down…

spyinthesky

spyinthesky

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Poor old Chris Yaxley-Lennon (call me Tommy).

He is upset that he has been prevented from getting away for a 'break' to Panama and/or Columbia as the stress of recent life has taken its toll.

Not for him a short holiday in Cornwall, Dorset, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland or even Ibiza, Benidorm, Torremolinos to join many others of his ilk.

I feel sorry for the poor lad as his crusades are obviously having an affect on his mental health.

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