TUP Pride

Day 947, 03:07 Published in United Kingdom Pakistan by Longbaugh


I just wanted to say that I think it's funny how The Unity Party so often likes to posture itself as a party of unity. They salivate at the idea of publicizing the idea that they're "above the fray" of party politics—and the inevitable political division it causes amongst the people.

Yet, how many members of The Unity Party brandish their party's logo in their own avatars?

Our own Prime Minister bandies about his party's logo. Why should anyone care unless the motive is anything other than letting your fellow countrymen know that your party comes before your country? And, better yet... what purpose does it serve for our elected leader to consistently remind everyone what party he is from? The UK didn't elect a party (granted, TUP members did)... it elected a person.

It gets particularly annoying when I have to write about them... as I can't refer to them as "the TUP." I have to refer to them as "TUP"... because they're THE Unity Party. But, they aren't the unity party. They're the party of intricately-parsed strategies intended to politically divide us through an air of intellectual superiority. In other words: "We're just better... so pay no mind to those who denounce us. They're worse."

It's a political strategy of a most-neanderthalic visage. Of course, as any TUP bigwig will tell you (in private, of course) such strategies are only intended to attract the most neanderthalic citizens. After all... you don't need any sort of wisdom to cast a vote, or to chain a shout, or to spend an hour mass-PM'ing via Google Docs.

The soul of The Unity Party is found in controlling the ambitions, intellect, and world view of its members. Squelching the British population for an endless amount of more members is simply the means to that party's end. Did I mention that as of this publication the official TUP newspaper has 666 subscribers? I'd provide a link if I wasn't absolutely sure that at least one member would unsubscribe just to make me look like a liar.

I see that Iain Keers has been writing more lately. I wonder if that's because he's being primed for a run at Prime Minister? I guess we'll find out when he runs, eh?

Now, watch as 10 of the first 15 comments are from TUP members... and they're all filled with pissed and venom.