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Many parents these days refuse to let their children go to fight in the war. The honour isn't enough for this country anymore because they'd rather gain materially from fighting in the war. Your saying we are living through a war margeret, we are just fortunate someone hasn't come to bomb us yet. Living in accy though and the way we are quite racist in our conservative northern ways at times I feel more lucky that there isnt something worth bombing, because then I would be worried. |
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So in Blazey world the revenge rape of German women (where is the three million figure from?), sort of compensates them for being Nazis, and the atrocities they inflicted on millions of Jews, Gypsies, homosexuals etc, never mind the thousands of people who were killed fighting them? |
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I didn't say we were living through a war at all.
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Food for their orphaned children, or in the case of Margaret Pilkington's dad, a pair of glasses? |
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Homes and good health care would be a good start.
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Maybe its Gods cruel way of having a laugh at those who fight in the war, who knows, I'm not the one who decides the benefit system and if I had something to complain about I'd go and lobby about it, not whinge on accy web about it. What difference is it going to make anyway? |
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You can't feed your children medals....or buy glasses either.
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That is a major problem with the our society today. People are encouraged to believe that whatever they think is right and that nobody knows any better, even when they are blantantly wrong. People are not prepared to listen and then reformulate their opinions based on what others are saying. They just keep on believing they're right in a classic postmodern fashion. And where did all that 'teacher stuff' come from? |
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'Could we have a topic about war veterans please? I'm interested in what the general public think they deserve upon returning from war. All wars are of interest from the World wars to Vietnam, The Gulf war and The Argentinian war. Should we treat them any better than anyone else and, should we treat them even better after a particularly bloody war?' Therefore how we treat war veterans, and the benefits they, or their families receive on their return, is very relevant to the discussion. |
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Blazey, I wasn't talking about benefits as you understand them today......I was talking about a total lack of care for a man who gave up 6 years of his life to fight for the freedom of this country...believing that he would come home and be looked after....his needs cared for...especially as his needs were made necessary by the fact that he fought for the country...but you just don't get it do you?
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We wont even have a military hospital soon in this country, thats if they havent already had to shut it down, and thats because of lack of funding. That lack of funding is due to the amount of people who dont pay their way in the country and we have to keep giving money to those that should be working. If theres anything to whinge about that, not at an 18yr old still at college who is just being bullied on a forum thats apparently full of adults. |
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There were no benefits after the second world war.....what was available was called National Assistance and was Means tested.
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