Reply to: Rory Weal - A future Labour gobtulipe and bulltulipter

[Churchill]

I think that it's ironic that the very party that he joined, has spent the last decade pissing away the Tory built government surplus of the 90's. and further more, if they hadn't gizzed the lot up the wall. We would have been in a far better state and he would probably still have a nice house to inherit one day. Instead he is sat with the very lot that screwed him...

Nothing to do with ironing, the kid is stupid.

[bobspud]

I think that it's ironic that the very party that he joined, has spent the last decade pissing away the Tory built government surplus of the 90's. and further more, if they hadn't gizzed the lot up the wall. We would have been in a far better state and he would probably still have a nice house to inherit one day. Instead he is sat with the very lot that screwed him...

[xoggoth]

Most lefties are hypocrites, students demanding huge government expenditure until they have to start paying taxes, rich sorts in posh areas well away from the problems their support of mass low skilled immigration brings, Labour MPs against private schools who send their own kids to them, minority sorts who blame whites for all their problems while bleating about racism, union leaders who rail against privilege while taking huge salaries and perks.

So what else is new?

[geoff from contracta IOM]

This isn't exactly a slum. Take away the pebbledash and it could be quite smart.

Life on the breadline ? The little tw*t hasn't the first idea and it says a lot about the f***wits who let him up there to spout his crap about being " poor " they clearly struggle to know the meaning of it too.

[Doggy Styles]

The schooling *may* be free, however the Uniforms/travel etc cost money.

That's the same for any state school.

My son went to a state grammar, my daughter went to a state secondary. Both incurred the same costs, including travel.

[wobbegong]

This little ditty comes to mind . . .

So you've been to school
For a year or two
And you know you've seen it all
In daddy's car
Thinkin' you'll go far
Back east your kind don't crawl

Play ethnic jazz
To parade your snazz
On your five grand stereo
Braggin' that you know
How the n***ers feel cold
And the slums got so much soul

It's time to taste what you most fear
Right Guard will not help you here
Brace yourself, my dear:

. . . etc.

"Holiday In Cambodia" (Dead Kennedys)

[Mich the Tester]

This isn't exactly a slum. Take away the pebbledash and it could be quite smart.

[Churchill]

Rory Weal: Child star of the Labour conference and the truth behind his 'life of poverty' | Mail OnlineLike this?

Nope, there'll be more dirt to dig, rocks to look under etc.

[Arturo Bassick]

Agreed.

Anyway. It won't be long before his whole history is laid bare in the tabloid press...

Rory Weal: Child star of the Labour conference and the truth behind his 'life of poverty' | Mail OnlineLike this?

[Churchill]

As they do for any school.

Agreed.

Anyway. It won't be long before his whole history is laid bare in the tabloid press...

[geoff from contracta IOM]

I read the little scro*um " would not rule out becoming PM one day" fecking marvelous just what we need another career politician with no concept of life in the real world or in fact even in a proper job, raised at the knee of party coffers.

[Arturo Bassick]

The schooling *may* be free, however the Uniforms/travel etc cost money.

As they do for any school.

[Churchill]

There are about 160 state grammars in the country. They are all free, so it doesn't matter whether your family is on benefits or not.

This is something the Labour party never quite got to grips with - a grammar school is for any bright kid, not just "the rich", but it goes against their philosophy.

The schooling *may* be free, however the Uniforms/travel etc cost money.

[Churchill]

Why do you think he would have to pay to attend?

My understanding is that these schools have greater control in pupil selection but are still state funded.

The mail mentions that he was selected not that he was paying to attend. If he got there on merit then good luck to him.

As I said, it depends on his personal circumstances of which at present we are unaware.

I am aware that certain Grammar Schools do have scholarships/bursaries etc to help with the cost of uniforms and such.

[Doggy Styles]

Because the majority of Labour voters who are working and not on benefits can't afford to send their kids to grammar school.

There are about 160 state grammars in the country. They are all free, so it doesn't matter whether your family is on benefits or not.

This is something the Labour party never quite got to grips with - a grammar school is for any bright kid, not just "the rich", but it goes against their philosophy.