Freeman-on-the-land idiocies

[existentialist]

There's a whole set of conspiracy theories to pick apart in that post, combined with a few half-truths and a couple of things that are actually true.

Very Trumpian - there's a name for this particular technique but the name escapes me.

Picture clue for you:

 

[8ball]

Picture clue for you:

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It's definitely a variety of it.

 

[ViolentPanda]

This conspiracy theory has been around for years, it's not just bonkers, but fucking insulting to those facing cancer, you fucking lowlife twat.

I get very angry at people who talk about "THE cure for cancer", as though cancer is a monolithic disease, rather than a massive complex of differing disease processes whose only common factors tend to be malignancy and mutation.

 

[ViolentPanda]

Fixed it for you

I'm pretty sure that some of the soapbar I smoked in the '80s was carcinogenic, what with the amount of plastic it tasted like it contained!

 

[Spymaster]

Why did she get banned?

She was better fun than most of you miserable cunts.

 

[Teaboy]

Why did she get banned?

She was better fun than most of you miserable cunts.

Yeah the cancer stuff was hilarious.

lol triggered etc

 

[Spymaster]

Yeah the cancer stuff was hilarious.

lol triggered etc

Missed that. Fair do's.

 

[cupid_stunt]

Missed that. Fair do's.

He was funny up to a point, then cancer cure bullshit C&P stuff was bad enough, but then he moved onto basically blaming the Jews, it was clear where it was going.

It's not hard

OK I'll go and fucking do one! But Mark my words......... Zionism is predominant throughout the world and the ones at the top do not fucking care for anyone or anything else!!

 

[rekil]

I think it was the joooos stuff that got it over the line.

eta: what cs said

 

[cupid_stunt]

I think it was the joooos stuff that got it over the line.

eta: what cs said

Yep.

 

[planetgeli]

I'm pretty sure that some of the soapbar I smoked in the '80s was carcinogenic, what with the amount of plastic it tasted like it contained!

It definitely did contain plastic, this was common. Loads of other adulterants too such as glue and engine oil.

My mate used to buy 9-bars. We once discovered a 50p piece in the middle of one. This was when 50ps weighed 13.5g. I also think this was an indication some of that crap was re-pressed in the UK.

 

[Spymaster]

We once discovered a 50p piece in the middle of one. This was when 50ps weighed 13.5g.

Idiots.

We weighted them with 2p bits.

 

[Mumbles274]

Anyone know if this dude is a fotler?

My money is on yes!!

Man arrested 'for trying to steal Magna Carta'

No damage done to ancient document

www.independent.co.uk

 

[Argonia]

Magna Carta is trending at Twatter because some twat posted up that if you put Magna Carta Article 61 in the window of your business you don't need to close in the lockdown.

 

[Spymaster]

 

[cupid_stunt]

Magna Carta is trending at Twatter because some twat posted up that if you put Magna Carta Article 61 in the window of your business you don't need to close in the lockdown.

yeah, it's under discussion from this post, here -

Discussion: UK anti-vaxx 'freedom' morons, protests and QAnon idiots

Good grief, it is so sad that people who would normally be only on the fringe have been so duped by that imported american loonsupddery as to believe all this twaddle.

www.urban75.net

 

[JimW]

Magna Carta is trending at Twatter because some twat posted up that if you put Magna Carta Article 61 in the window of your business you don't need to close in the lockdown.

Because you'll be going bust beforehand when everyone steers clear?

 

[19force8]

Magna Carta is trending at Twatter because some twat posted up that if you put Magna Carta Article 61 in the window of your business you don't need to close in the lockdown.

If only it was that simple.

Article 61 is about compensation for wrongs done so in order to invoke it you have to shut down. Then you have to find the 25 barons responsible for keeping and causing the charter to be observed and get four of them to report the matter to King John [or, in his "absence abroad", the chief justice] who then has 40 days to make redress. If no redress is made then the barons can take any of King John's castles, land, possessions, etc. they like until redress is made.

By which time the lockdown's over and who cares anyway.

 

[ddraig]

Magna Carta is trending at Twatter because some twat posted up that if you put Magna Carta Article 61 in the window of your business you don't need to close in the lockdown.

no link? video has since disappeared


more info here www.urban75.net/forums/threads/uk-anti-vaxx-freedom-morons-protests-and-qanon-idiots.370621/page-34

 

[existentialist]

If only it was that simple.

Article 61 is about compensation for wrongs done so in order to invoke it you have to shut down. Then you have to find the 25 barons responsible for keeping and causing the charter to be observed and get four of them to report the matter to King John [or, in his "absence abroad", the chief justice] who then has 40 days to make redress. If no redress is made then the barons can take any of King John's castles, land, possessions, etc. they like until redress is made.

By which time the lockdown's over and who cares anyway.

Back in my day, they were called "barrack room lawyers". And were generally seriously unpopular, generally because they made simple things ridiculously complicated. That's not changed, then

 

[brogdale]

Back in my day, they were called "barrack room lawyers". And were generally seriously unpopular, generally because they made simple things ridiculously complicated. That's not changed, then

It's an interesting phrase, isn't it?
Have to admit I've always been disturbed how its pejorative use suits those who would prefer that the lower orders know their place.

 

[teqniq]

This nonsense is costing some gullible businesses a lot of money

Tattoo shop raided again as Aron Walton confronts officers

"That warrant there has no wet signature from a judge"

www.bristolpost.co.uk

Can Magna Carta and “common law” give you immunity from Covid regulations?

In recent days, the news has carried reports of business owners who have been fined tens of thousands of pounds after defying the “Covid regulations” and refusing to close their busines…

thesecretbarrister.com

 

[dessiato]

I thought that article 61 was removed just after Magna Carta was signed. If I’m right they’re wrong on two counts.

 

[fishfinger]

I thought that article 61 was removed just after Magna Carta was signed. If I’m right they’re wrong on two counts.

Clause 61 was removed from the 1216 version of Magna Carta. So, it was only law for 1 year.

 

[Roadkill]

As soon as anyone starts using Magna Carta as a reason to do or not do something, you can safely assume they're a loon.

 

[butchersapron]

As soon as anyone starts using Magna Carta as a reason to do or not do something, you can safely assume they're a loon.

Or some sort of Baron maybe.

 

[Roadkill]

Or some sort of Baron maybe.

Or just barren.

 

[butchersapron]

Or just barren.

Hopefully...

 

[Gromit]

As soon as anyone starts using Magna Carta as a reason to do or not do something, you can safely assume they're a loon.

4 parts are still valid:

Magna Carta unpicked

The three key Magna Carta clauses that remain in use today

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Gromit]

Or some sort of Baron maybe.

There are 426 Barons. Which 25 get to invoke Magna Carter and which 401 are left out in the cold? Because it it granted rights (briefly) to 25 Barons.

Baron Von Greenback should be one.