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Banging in the nails and will war be declared?

10 Monday Dec 2012

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We’re crucifying DJ’s, nailing them to a cross The poor old bastards bleed to death but we don’t give a toss

(adapted from the Tiger Lilies)

When we will people accept that humour based on humiliation could always lead to somebody taking their life. I have never liked Ali G for the same reason – apart from when Tony Benn made a fool of him!

I do believe with the public outcry and investigation, Mel Greig and Michael Christian’s may be suspected of hiding WMD’s (probably as much evidence as there was against Saddam) and war will be declared! The public will forget how Cameron and the tories are fucking up the country and will become the toast of the nation as he declares the war in honour of Jacintha Saldanha.

I hope that in all the accusations and defence that the prank did nothing illegal, somebody remembers that there are children who no longer have a mother to support them – what provision is being made for this?

 

Fairness & Justice or simple envy – the attack on Greed

05 Monday Dec 2011

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So Cameron’s Cleggy says he is going to attack greed and limit the bonus’ that some people get. Absolutely fantastic, whilst we are at it make them move to a house that is suitable to their needs as well.

However with people’s viewpoint that public sector pensions need to be more like the private sector, I suggest that the only reason that most people will be happy is due to envy and spite not based on values of equality. Whilst greed is a vile trait, having principles based around the philosophy ‘ well if I can’t have it, then nobody should’ is also abhorrent.

But I am a pragmatist and if other people’s spite gets to cull the greedy rich, then bring it on.

Good turnout for Unions but will Cameron listen?

30 Wednesday Nov 2011

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Unfortunately I have not been able to witness the biggest gathering for decades, show defiance to oppressive Government policies, as I spent most the day in bed after the removal of my cancerous legion. I was really looking forward to joining all comrades at the embankment on a day which will be written in history, instead I have listened to all the banal comments about the strike from the public. The two main comments were:

1. They have made my life awkward because schools are closed (are strikes meant to be convenient

2. I work in the private sector and my pension is shit, so why should they have a good pension.

Yes these two common public opinions is what the Government are taking as their justification for screwing the backbone of this country. If Cameron has his way this will never happen again as there will be nobody left working in the public sector.

As far as the sustainability issue goes how can we not give the public sector a good pension scheme  but allow tax avoidance from various companies. Even HMRC are now taking legal advice to see if the tax avoidance was actually legal.