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Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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Originally posted by xoggothwhen you are a genius why care what anyone else thinks?
So it is with a heavy heart that I wade through the sewage of the masses. Alone I wander, through the rotting streets and squalid decay of a million fetid minds. Occasionally I squash them with my colossal hammer, that high tensile intellect, the very pinnacle of human evolution. My farts are more interesting than what these people have to say.Comment
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"My farts are more interesting than what these people have to say"
We'll be the judge of that! Why not post one on this board? Just enclose with <fart> </fart>
Actually, to lapse into rare seriousness, I entirely disagree with your 2nd para. Since there is no true democracy the mob has no say at all in the running of the country. As for voting they only get a limited choice between parties of fairly similar agendas. The devil is in the detail one does not know, since true policy is made once the latest dictatorship is safely installed for five years.
Neither do I agree that the views of the majority are the problem. Rather it is that the views of the ruling intelligentsia, whose high flown ideals are so detached from reality, inflict one nonsense upon another on the rest of us. Ridiculous levels of immigration, the EU, the Iraq war, the Tax credit scheme. Would Mr and Mrs Chavscum have inflicted any of those on the UK? I doubt it.Last edited by xoggoth; 3 September 2005, 09:46.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
John Wayne (My guru, not to be confused with my beloved prophet Jeremy Clarkson)Comment
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Mr and Mrs Chavscum support the welfare state, actually it supports them. They want public executions live on Sky Plus, they want mob rule, 100% exam passes, free frontal lobotomies, free schooling, free health care, free road building. They want to fill their tiny minds with chav food, football and sex. Disgusting fifthy sex in a large tub of slight melting butter, but I digress.Comment
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That's my point, it is on a branch line, but at Doncaster the Leeds trains cause delays on the East Coast Main Line 'cause when they're late the switches from York at St. Marys bridge need to time out.Comment
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You reckon Tony Blair is not? Can't remember the poll but a very large number of people in the UK were against the war. And yet I think that if it wasn't Tony Blair but someone else, still the decision wouldn't have been different.
Either you have to admit that democracy here is a total failier or that the majority had no real objections to his leadership and the war, even if they only showed their lack of objection by not bothering to oppose himComment
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Your "democracy here is a total failure" about sums it up in my view. We are supposed to be a representative democracy and in theory our MPS are supposed to take some account of the wishes of their constituents or, at the very least, exercise their own good jusdgement on their behalf. That rarely happens. For all the independence MPs have under the whip system, they may as well be trained pidgeons.
As for the people of the UK, what do you expect them to do but try and vote for the least appaling option available? The situation is hardly serious enough for civil war or disobedience on a Romania type scale.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
John Wayne (My guru, not to be confused with my beloved prophet Jeremy Clarkson)Comment
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Originally posted by Jabberwocky>Rather a case of rabid nutter talking total bollux
Not completely, we do live in a democracy and a majority did elect
Tony Blair. We support his policies and so we are responsible in some degree for his decisions. We are not as "innocent" as the media likes to make us. Is terrorism ever justified ? Well, why not ask Bomber command during WWII.
And how come you pointed out bomber command as being terrorists? Why didnt you use Japanese acts in China, Japanese or German concentration camps or German actions in Russia as your example or even Islamic fundy governments actions against their own people?
Naw...I guess its just easier to be an anti-west goon innit Jabber? After all we all know that its only the west that are evil and the muslims are mere innocent bystandersComment
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Originally posted by MailmanHAHAHAHAHAHA...gee...I seem to remember a world war going on about 60 odd years ago.
And how come you pointed out bomber command as being terrorists? Why didnt you use Japanese acts in China, Japanese or German concentration camps or German actions in Russia as your example or even Islamic fundy governments actions against their own people?
Naw...I guess its just easier to be an anti-west goon innit Jabber? After all we all know that its only the west that are evil and the muslims are mere innocent bystandersComment
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Originally posted by JabberwockyOh I see, so terrorist acts committed 60 years ago don't count as state sponsored terrorism - what about the concentration camps the British started in South africa, the Brits invented them. These are the double standards the west applies - when it suits them - if the gooks don't stand in front of your machine guns and get hacked down then they ain't fighting fair. Well hell, war isn't fair and it ain't pretty. If the west declares "war" on these people why is it surprising these people start targetting civilians ?
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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