would you support protest? - Page 3

Less · 19-02-2011, 13:44

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Who's mocking? Have you seen that Lifeinthemix website? From start to finish it's the loonatic garbage that Margaret posts on here; in fact, those posts could well be a copy and paste job.

As for one truth...yeah, just believe me.

Well, I for one always seriously consider what mags has to say then, thank Britcliffe for the free but large bag of salt it can be taken with, at a pinch.

jaysay · 19-02-2011, 14:28

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Originally Posted by garinda

Same old mantra.

It's if it was taught to you by robots.

Keep up the good work.

Your puppet masters will be pleased with you.

I believe Margaret has a framed picture of Divid Ike over her bed G

jaysay · 19-02-2011, 14:30

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Originally Posted by Less

Well, I for one always seriously consider what mags has to say then, thank Britcliffe for the free but large bag of salt it can be taken with, at a pinch.

Ya mean ya don't believe the teachings of Margaret, Less

Less · 19-02-2011, 18:25

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I believe Margaret has a framed picture of Divid Ike over her bed G

It wouldn't surprise me if she'd had him stuffed and mounted.

Stumped · 19-02-2011, 18:55

You have a point, Mancie, hence the lower end of the income bracket being penalised just for being poor. What this so called government need to do is stop handing out our income taxes to foreigners of every ilk who seem to look upon the UK as some sort of milch cow. I still firmly believe that we should kick Europe into touch, but our cowardly subservience to the status-quo makes it a virtual impossibility.
I haven't voted in any election for the last decade, but give us a referendum on membership of the European Union and I will be first past the post.

JCB · 19-02-2011, 19:15

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Originally Posted by Mancie

should this be supported by cameron.. the man and his party who are hell bent on repressing any social meaning in this country?

I didn't know we had any social meaning in this country any more ,if by social meaning you mean solidarity . It's dead and buried by a culture of individualism .

Ken Moss · 20-02-2011, 12:37

The measure of weight given to any protest in England now usually involves the number of hits that a Facebook campaign gets.

We can't even organise a peaceful sit-in at Peel Street toilets due to a locked door.

Tealeaf · 20-02-2011, 12:42

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

...We can't even organise a peaceful sit-in at Peel Street toilets due to a locked door...

Maybe Britcliffes locked himself in, to get away from all the bad publicity over his expenses.

accyman · 20-02-2011, 13:24

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

The measure of weight given to any protest in England now usually involves the number of hits that a Facebook campaign gets.

sadly this is true.The french may not be the most ideal role models on many things but they sure could teach us a few things about protesting.If a politition so much as farts in the wrong direction up go the blockades

Stumped · 20-02-2011, 18:41

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Maybe Britcliffes locked himself in, to get away from all the bad publicity over his expenses.

Grab the superglue - QUICK!

Mancie · 20-02-2011, 20:02

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Originally Posted by accyman

sadly this is true.The french may not be the most ideal role models on many things but they sure could teach us a few things about protesting.If a politition so much as farts in the wrong direction up go the blockades

That is the point I'm making.. can you imagine Cameron going on record telling the French government they must listen to the people everytime they demonstrate on the streets?..yet he has the arrogance to tell the government of Eygpt and others they should back down because thousands of "the people" protest.

cashman · 20-02-2011, 20:29

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Originally Posted by Mancie

That is the point I'm making.. can you imagine Cameron going on record telling the French government they must listen to the people everytime they demonstrate on the streets?..yet he has the arrogance to tell the government of Eygpt and others they should back down because thousands of "the people" protest.

oh i agree its arrogant of cameron, though yer omit to mention Labour are saying just the same, will yeh never learn mancie? all of em are *******.

garinda · 20-02-2011, 20:37

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Originally Posted by Mancie

That is the point I'm making.. can you imagine Cameron going on record telling the French government they must listen to the people everytime they demonstrate on the streets?..yet he has the arrogance to tell the government of Eygpt and others they should back down because thousands of "the people" protest.

All successive British governments have only backed revolutions, as long as they think there'll be something in it for them.

They were still supporting Mubarak until it was clear he'd lost. Then it was jolly well done you protesters.

Brtitish governments have supported Egypt for years, despite it being a police state, with one of the worst human rights records on the planet.

accyman · 20-02-2011, 20:38

whoever gets into power in egypt after the elections you can gurentee america and cameron will be kissing their backsides and offering things at our expense to help them settle in.Could this be because sandy areas tend to have oil in them over that way ?

Mancie · 20-02-2011, 20:39

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Originally Posted by cashman

oh i agree its arrogant of cameron, though yer omit to mention Labour are saying just the same, will yeh never learn mancie? all of em are *******.

OK .. they are all the same.. but Cameron is our prime minister and the man on the world stage.. even I don't take much notice of what labour say... so I doubt north africa and the middle east are interested.