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Does she criticise you for being too left wing? And has this happened very often in your life?Worthy4England wrote:mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:I feel I should point out at this point that Nanna Crayons carries a BNP card in her purse, before we get too carried away about her political credentials...William the White wrote:His grannie sounds really nice. And politically astute.Worthy4England wrote:She's probably not on her own there PB.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Just the other day my grandmother, who abhors my politics and probably wouldn't cast her vote for me if I ever ran for office.![]()
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Well, yes - as I think you might be aware, I am an economic liberal and a social liberal... both positions tend not to find favour with her, so I usually scrupulously avoid political discussion when she's around.William the White wrote:Does she criticise you for being too left wing? And has this happened very often in your life?
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http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/0e1c2360-061f ... z180jadA33" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
This article makes the same (perfectly reasonable) point that I associate with Bish, about postcode lotteries increasing in proportion with the amount of local decision-making.
Not something I have a problem with, incidentally, as long as accountability shifts to the local level too.
This article makes the same (perfectly reasonable) point that I associate with Bish, about postcode lotteries increasing in proportion with the amount of local decision-making.
Not something I have a problem with, incidentally, as long as accountability shifts to the local level too.
Prufrock wrote: Like money hasn't always talked. You might not like it, or disagree, but it's the truth. It's a basic incentive, people always have, and always will want what's best for themselves and their families
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Cameron's storm-troopers drag an obviously dangerous man from his wheelchair and dump him in the gutter....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUHzSQgayXY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUHzSQgayXY
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what made you think he wanted equality?CAPSLOCK wrote:Thowt he wanted equality
He got it
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Not just "an obviously dangerous man" this is Jody McIntyre. Seems to be a "Professional" disabled person. Lots of admirable qualities, some rather dodgy ones. Demands equality for all and quite rightly so, though also says it's unfair he can't travel on London Underground, mutters about apartheid. Fronted the Israeli police and/or Mossad where he was allegedly beaten for criticising Shimon Peres. I can feel some sympathy for him but he had been involved in earlier incident so perhaps the police had had enough of him. I can only think of one comparison to him and that is Peter Sellers as Dr Strangelove. 

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Soft bastards should have got a few digs to the ribs in too.thebish wrote:Cameron's storm-troopers drag an obviously dangerous man from his wheelchair and dump him in the gutter....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUHzSQgayXY
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I think they did.Bruce Rioja wrote:Soft bastards should have got a few digs to the ribs in too.thebish wrote:Cameron's storm-troopers drag an obviously dangerous man from his wheelchair and dump him in the gutter....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUHzSQgayXY
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Ermmm, this, maybe, perhaps, possibly?thebish wrote:what made you think he wanted equality?CAPSLOCK wrote:Thowt he wanted equality
He got it
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Equality might have been a couple of well-heeled people in a roller getting dragged out and a poke in the ribs or two...CAPSLOCK wrote:Thowt he wanted equality
He got it
Job done
Shit... nearly happened... Pity it didn't, eh?
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William the White wrote:Equality might have been a couple of well-heeled people in a roller getting dragged out and a poke in the ribs or two...CAPSLOCK wrote:Thowt he wanted equality
He got it
Job done
Shit... nearly happened... Pity it didn't, eh?

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Actually, thinking about it, they'd have been better off concentrating on head shots in case he's already fecked from the neck down. I'll write to advise!thebish wrote:I think they did.Bruce Rioja wrote:Soft bastards should have got a few digs to the ribs in too.thebish wrote:Cameron's storm-troopers drag an obviously dangerous man from his wheelchair and dump him in the gutter....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUHzSQgayXY

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Or....not lying. Just a thought.
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Bloody hell, Cameron has been busy if he's recruited all those storm-troopers since he got into Number 10.thebish wrote:Cameron's storm-troopers drag an obviously dangerous man from his wheelchair and dump him in the gutter....

And the "student" bystanders - what do you think they were reading? English? They were very articulate.

The coppers should have let his tyres down as well. There's one for the next briefing.
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Next up the water cannons will be making an appearance.
Can't wait until they impose Martial Law, all on the back of some spotty students.
Can't wait until they impose Martial Law, all on the back of some spotty students.
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Don't your mates the froggies use water cannons?
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Its called a bidet over there.
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http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politi ... d_At_Demos
Not sure they are anyway. I think they're going with the "kick fook outta people more" option.
Not sure they are anyway. I think they're going with the "kick fook outta people more" option.
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