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I am a native English speaker, considering that I am English, and what you said was highly insulting. I just type very quickly and (for some reason or another) forget to proof-read my work. If you don't like my typing then feel free to change it as you want.[[User:Ryancsh|Ryancsh]] 1:41, 10 July 2013 (GMT)
 
I am a native English speaker, considering that I am English, and what you said was highly insulting. I just type very quickly and (for some reason or another) forget to proof-read my work. If you don't like my typing then feel free to change it as you want.[[User:Ryancsh|Ryancsh]] 1:41, 10 July 2013 (GMT)
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: And also add on the fact that I am not used to writing in the text-boxes that conservapedia has. It takes a while to get used to.

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Perhaps a British Consevative article. Free Market, Euro sceptic and downright no to the Euro. Support for the Royal Family. Support for the UK in its present state. Respect for unions as long as they stay within their remit, opposition to militant unions. opposition to over regulation and the nanny state, In most cases at least support for the NHS. Support for tighter immigration control, which is not racist, the majority of immigrants over the last decade have been white Europeans. At least nominal support for the CofE as an integral part of our history(England specific i know). Maintaining the House of Lords. Anything you can add?

I would add that there is a split in British conservatism that dates back since the formation of the conservative party in 1834 between Conservatives and Tories.Tories orginally came from the landed gentry while the Conservatives were Capitalist and Middle class. This divide is almost settled by now but, as of the 1980s there was a second divide that still exists today. This involves the Wets, who are fiscally but not socially conservative, and the "True Blues" who are both fiscally and socially conservative. The Current leadership under Cameron is on the wet side while the grassroots conservatives and backbenchers and some Cabinet members (think T. May) are "True Blues". The "True blues" are like American republicans as we stick to old ideological policies. We are mainly pro-capital and corporal punishment. Very anti-court of human rights, anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage (200 backbenchers rebelling due to the bill), we support privatization of PARTS of the NHS...in that we believe A&E should definitely stay free as well as GP's but everything else is not a priority, high respect for family values as well as a very pro-military, almost jingoist, outlook. I volunteer for the party and am a regular party activist and I can tell you that the majoirty of Party activists feel the same way Ryancsh 20/05/2013 16:16GMT

Good points, I see the leaders since 1990 as this, Major:Wet, Hague: wet. IDS: damp. Howard: dry. Cameron wet

From an Activist point of view, I would disagree with Hague and IDS. Hague is a "True Blue" but is having serious problems showing that inside his Cabinet position due to the party line that Cameron is pumping out. While he was leader, he got thrown under the bus by the wets who were starting to get hooks into the main party. He attempted to follow Thatcherite policies but Tony Blair's populism was too much to take on for the quite young Hague at the time. IDS isn't damp, he's a political chameleon. He mostly stays in the "true blue" camp but he's definitely the left of it. Imagine a mini political spectrum inside the "True Blues" Ryancsh 20/05/2013 18:25GMT

Hello, Mr. Cash

Can you please enlighten me as to the relation between your username and internet joke "Ryan Cash"? Also, please explain to me why I shouldn't ban you on the spot for being a parodist. - Markman 11:28, 5 June 2013 (EDT)

Blockings by Markman

So far, your edits have not warranted a block. I will be working with Markman about these unacceptable blocks. Please accept my apologies on behalf of the administration here. brenden 13:32, 6 June 2013 (EDT)

No worries, however, what I want to know is why I was almost banned for outside information(namely an internet joke I have never heard of) when conservapedia clearly states that it does not ban users for freedom of speech outside conservapedia or for any activity associated outside it. I believe it is brought up in the conservapedia vs Wikipedia section. I would not go as far to suggest that it is ignoring a key Conservative tenet, that is freedom of speech, but it does confuse me.Ryancsh 21:19, 6 June 2013 (GMT)

Congratulations

On your new priviledges! brenden 13:41, 12 June 2013 (EDT)

Thanks Brendan! Ryancsh 19:07, 12 June 2013 (GMT)

No unblocking of suspected editors for now

This is only temporary as an emergency measure. This should be referred to someone with a checkuser, if the'll be found to be clean the blocks should removed. - Markman 08:55, 25 June 2013 (EDT)

All of the Vandals have had suspicious usernames. DannyH and NigelM do not and, in fact, are in line with our user name policy. Personally I'd rather wait and see if they are vandals or not and then just block and, if they are remove any vandalism they do. After all, it could just be really bad timing for them to join.Ryancsh 13:57, 25 June 2013 (GMT)

I prefer not to as this would entail unblocking their IP addressees, which might also be the vandal's IP. If we unblock his IP he would be able to register new socks here. Keep in mind that one of the recent vandals, JessicaS, also had a normal username in line with CP policy. - Markman 09:04, 25 June 2013 (EDT)
On the topic of blocking, I would ask the reason for Blocking EG. Conservapedia does not block for ideological reasons and, after reading his contributions, he has not said anything that would resemble trolling. he has been relatively civil and has sourced claims he has made on articles.Ryancsh 14:07, 25 June 2013 (GMT)
His praise for Lebron is obviously due to Conservapedia's assessment of him as an overrated sportstar. Obvious troll is obvious. - Markman 09:11, 25 June 2013 (EDT)
Or it could be because he actually believes that LeBron deserves the praise he gets. I suggest doing what British Conservatives do, in that if you don't agree with what he says confront him or challenge him to debate, don't just silence his opposition. Beating someone in reasoned argument is far more effective than censoring them out. Ryancsh 14:16, 25 June 2013 (GMT)
I'm not going to learn my lesson from the British "Conservative" Party. It's been taken over by the sexual degenerates. - Markman 09:20, 25 June 2013 (EDT)
Was I talking about the Party? I don't think so. I said British Conservatives, as in British people who are conservative, especially in the grassroots conservative activism. Oh and don't start passing judgement on a whole party based on a minority. Take good advice when it is given. old saying in Britain "don't look a gift horse in the mouth." I simply gave you a method to prove your point and deal with liberal opposition in one go. If you want to start being judgmental of me and my ideology based off my nationality go ahead but you are only hurting your own cause. Ryancsh 14:27, 25 June 2013 (GMT)
Whatever. - Markman 09:30, 25 June 2013 (EDT)
Don't listen to Markman, he is not an administrator. If Mr. Schlafly, or another senior administrator has an issue, they would raise it with you. brenden 14:06, 25 June 2013 (EDT)

A question --

Reading your writing, it's obvious you are not a native-language English speaker. What is the language in which you are most comfortable? Perhaps I can direct you to some tutorials in that language about learning basic English-language skills. EddyJ 19:20, 9 July 2013 (EDT)

I am a native English speaker, considering that I am English, and what you said was highly insulting. I just type very quickly and (for some reason or another) forget to proof-read my work. If you don't like my typing then feel free to change it as you want.Ryancsh 1:41, 10 July 2013 (GMT)

And also add on the fact that I am not used to writing in the text-boxes that conservapedia has. It takes a while to get used to.