Gene_Clark

you don't need to justify yourself to me you know as i say, the campaign isn't over, so people can join whenever they want, or choose not to; if we fail, we fail, to quote the Scotch play..... it's a shame you've decided not to offer technical support, but that's your choice one thing you're completely wrong about is the last line of your post; i'm not going to the West Ham game, but i've 2 friends staying over that weekend from Roscommon & Kildare who are going - i've never, ever said anything about out of town support

we'll agree to differ then, as i find it fairly precise. come along to the next meeting if you've any questions, or email them direct

http://www.nufcfansutd.com/about-nufcfansutd.html explains things pretty comprehensively

come along to the next meeting and find out for yourself, or check the website out http://www.nufcfansutd.com/about-nufcfansutd.html

i think of this more as a semi Socratic organisation

that's your opinion; it's good that you've thought of a justification for your inaction. i don't share your opinion, but i recognise your right to hold it & i won't use energy to criticise you as a person for holding those opinions.

that's your opinion; it's equally as valid as mine, though i don't agree with you. in a democracy all are free to express their opinions

it's a democracy; people have different opinions. what i advocate is different to what many others believe.

but it isn't over yet; the campaign can grow, so the more that attend, the better...

128; i counted

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p013yf50

amen

as above.... democratically, their voices are as valid as anyone else's/

democratically, their voices are as valid as anyone else's/

because we need to represent every fan; unless we do, we don't know whether there are common, thematic opinions. if you attend the meeting, it's 1 more fan & 1 more step to authenticity....

you could have made those points at the meeting tonight; as we are a democracy, you could have persuaded people to agree with your stance. but you weren't there.....

do you? i think you should have attended the meeting tonight to put your point across. democratically, you could have influenced people to your point of view, if you'd been there

in a democracy, everyone has an equal say. nufc fans united is a democracy; come along tomorrow & join in Newcastle Fans

we don't need leaders; we need an organic democratic structure

the more members we have; the more legitimate & coherent our voice becomes. we have a meeting at 6.30 at the Labour club on Wednesday

for him to be right, the situation would require not one single person to be interested in my post. this is disproved by the fact i posted it in the first place; therefore, it's wrong to say nobody is interested in my post. logically, it's not a difficult concept to master.

and i know you're wrong

ewerk, you should never be so arrogant as to assume your opinions are shared by the entire populace; try & remember that

this album is from 1967; 10 years before The Police formed. you're confused

to try & produce a league table of morally acceptable capitalist companies is a nonsensical attempt at squaring the circle, that shows the yawning chasm of reformist contradiction that defines both Leninist & Trotskyist thinking; all capitalism is wrong, so it must be opposed. http://www.worldsocialism.org/principles.php