3 tweets by Mark Millar about the UKIP
2 Comments Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 9:19 AM.
On the recent success of the UK Independence Party, Mark Millar said:
Well it remains to be seen if there'll ever be a leftie answer to the Labour party, but for now, I'd say the UKIP's success can probably be attributed in part to the country's rising crisis with Islamofascism and sharia impositions. Especially after that horror last week when 2 jihadists graphically murdered a soldier right in the middle of the day. The party's opposition to EU membership is another reason for their rise.
If Millar would like for there to come a left-wing response to the Labour party, it might do some good to wish that they take up the same concerns as the right-wing has. Only that way will a true alternative be found to the faltering leftie movements already in business.
Also, while we're at it, here's something Millar said about comics creation:
I can understand that feeling. Or, if it's work done on assignment from the company, they need to find a way to ensure that the publishers will give them creator credit for the characters they come up with. Siegel and Shuster were very lucky they managed to win that battle for their credit on Superman in the mid-70s.
Interesting point f/ @jakereesmogg - Why do Tories balk at UKIP coalition, but don't mind doing biz with ideological enemies like Lib Dems?
— Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) May 26, 2013
I think we're in watershed where public realising their old parties no longer rep them. How long before a new mass left-wing party too?
— Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) May 26, 2013
@louiestowell UKIP is the right-wing answer to the Clintonian triangulation plan. A left-wing alternative is surely next response.
— Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) May 26, 2013
Well it remains to be seen if there'll ever be a leftie answer to the Labour party, but for now, I'd say the UKIP's success can probably be attributed in part to the country's rising crisis with Islamofascism and sharia impositions. Especially after that horror last week when 2 jihadists graphically murdered a soldier right in the middle of the day. The party's opposition to EU membership is another reason for their rise.
If Millar would like for there to come a left-wing response to the Labour party, it might do some good to wish that they take up the same concerns as the right-wing has. Only that way will a true alternative be found to the faltering leftie movements already in business.
Also, while we're at it, here's something Millar said about comics creation:
This is why writers need to make sure they own their work. The sad story of Batman co-creator Bill Finger:forums.millarworld.tv/index.php?/top…
— Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) May 21, 2013
I can understand that feeling. Or, if it's work done on assignment from the company, they need to find a way to ensure that the publishers will give them creator credit for the characters they come up with. Siegel and Shuster were very lucky they managed to win that battle for their credit on Superman in the mid-70s.
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As for the last bit about Millar pointing out about Bill Finger being shafted (again), what's the expression -- "a broken clock is right twice a day?"
Great tweets by Mark Millar
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