Nigel Farage...

[Old Greg]

It's the future....



Cannot really understand why people are apprehensive of too much immigration and feel it may start to dilute the uniqueness of the receiving country.

Uniqueness cannot be diluted. Something is either unique or not, and there are no degrees of uniqueness. What immigration does achieve, however, is a dilution of the concentration of poorly educated simpletons like you.

[Old Greg]

egging (I include tomatoes and milkshakes in that category) politicians is a long standing tradition in many countries around the world and is something that comes with the job.

Physical assault hurting or killing someone is on a completely different level

Egging someone is a common assault and should be treated as such under the law. It can also be funny, even if the snowflakes get offended by finding something funny. In this case, it is Farage's reaction that is funny. However, the murder of Jo Cox is clearly a different proposition.

[wattaj]

Egging someone is a common assault and should be treated as such under the law. It can also be funny, even if the snowflakes get offended by finding something funny. In this case, it is Farage's reaction that is funny. However, the murder of Jo Cox is clearly a different proposition.

I particularly liked the bit in the video where he whines "you should have seen that coming a mile away" at his bodyguard... maybe NF could have warned his bodyguard if he's so bloody good at spotting threats.

[Old Greg]

I particularly liked the bit in the video where he whines "you should have seen that coming a mile away" at his bodyguard... maybe NF could have warned his bodyguard if he's so bloody good at spotting threats.

Yes. That's the best bit. Still an assault though, and a case for the police.

[jamesbrown]

maybe NF could have warned his bodyguard

With MF as his bodyguard, that shake would’ve been guzzled before a drop hit the ground.

[wattaj]

Yes. That's the best bit. Still an assault though, and a case for the police.

Yes. Agreed.

[Old Greg]

With MF as his bodyguard, that shake would’ve been guzzled before a drop hit the ground.

Assuming it didn't get stuck in orbit around him.

[jamesbrown]

Assuming it didn't get stuck in orbit around him.

Putting MF in a doom loop as he chased it around his massive head. That would’ve been the end of Brexit, along with all life in this end of the universe.

[BlueSharp]

I particularly liked the bit in the video where he whines "you should have seen that coming a mile away" at his bodyguard... maybe NF could have warned his bodyguard if he's so bloody good at spotting threats.

You need the full sound bite for the Alan Partridge-esque quality:

He was heard to comment "complete failure... I could have spotted that a mile off" and "how did you not stop that?"as he was ushered away by his security staff.
One of his team was also heard to say "sorry" as Mr Farage was walked to his taxi and then driven away from the event, where he had met voters by the city's Grey's Monument.

He later tweeted: "Sadly some remainers have become radicalised, to the extent that normal campaigning is becoming impossible.
"For a civilised democracy to work you need the losers' consent, politicians not accepting the referendum result have led us to this."

[Yorkie62]

egging (I include tomatoes and milkshakes in that category) politicians is a long standing tradition in many countries around the world and is something that comes with the job.

Physical assault hurting or killing someone is on a completely different level

So if the milkshake is contaminated with something more sinister, afterall how would anyone know the person throwing the "milkshake" clearly had no intention of drinking it. Why?


It may be just a milkshake today but tomorrow that liquid could be something far more sinister. The point I am trying to make is that a crime is a crime, assault is assault, and we should not be glorifying it on here by making jokes about is or finding it funny.