revol68
what, fucking what?
Well fuck them for being stupid fucks then, wouldn't that be your logic?
Moralising between voting labour and tories is pathetic.
Moorland - how unsympathetic am I allowed to be?
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Well fuck them for being stupid fucks then, wouldn't that be your logic?
Moralising between voting labour and tories is pathetic.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
Already dealt with the Bangladesh issue - average CO2/GHG emissions per head will be minute fractions of typical Somerset dweller, yes they get my sympathy.
My judgementalism got activated because I'm getting appeals for my money on the radio for people who are mostly a fuckton richer than I am. Does that make me selfish in your world?
stupid dogbot
Haughty and Superior
I guess next time you say you don't like something in London, we'll all just say "well, you should have stopped Boris being Mayor, then, you stupid cunt" and that'll be a perfect answer.
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Maybe that's the logic, my response was more emotional. Just so you know I got slated last night too.
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Moved out in 2011 - so not guilty.
J Ed
Follow Back Pro Expropriation
That isn't out of choice though.
gosub
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Got fuck all to do with global warming and everything to do with UK government signing up to an EU policy to reintroduce wet lands, http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork/conservation/designations/sac/ipens2000.aspx. Shame they didn't consult the locals, who still pay for dredging, which is done but not on the main rivers so everything backs up. EA projected costs for doing it are 1000 times higher than actual costs and the arguement that it saves the towns is bollocks Bridgewater would be fine as Chris Smith might know if he went there when the flooding was actually happening or read his own agencies report
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Haughty and Superior
Clever.
Nevertheless, I'm sure there's an equivalent facile statement for wherever you lay your hat now.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
And not a coincidence - London's only for the rich now imo, it's going to get more tory, more divided and all the rest. Also we lived on a floodplain and thought it's only a matter of time.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
My experience is that Labour voters are nicer people than Conservative voters, so yes I feel more sympathy for them. Maybe your experiences are different.
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Are you saying it was Labour voters slagging you off last night in the OP?
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Starry Wisdom
yes? then it's a pity that the labour voters in charge of e.g. haringey and hackney councils in the 1990s out-toried the tories in enforcing the poll tax.
I must admit i felt little sympathy for some Tory farmer whinging about how she's had to move her precious horses to higher ground and how the government should have done more to stop her hundreds of acres of farmland from being flooded. Fuck off you rich cunts.
Plus no mention of climate change or CO2 emissions... HELLO?
Plus no mention of climate change or CO2 emissions... HELLO?
Mr Moose
What the hell are we supposed to tell the kids?
Turn it off then, no one is asking you to do anything except not to spin against them.
And forgive me for being a bit sceptical of your lack of wealth, but I'm always struck by how generous the less well off are. You are sucking in a wholly capitalist line monetising communal support if you object to taxes being spent.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
Probably ex-Labour mostly. But they're nice people.
Anyway I've turned off bloody R5 now and I accept this is a pretty incoherent argument. Maybe save for the point about climate change - and I guess the emotional point here for me is that it's become so clear that it's just everyone for themself now, there's no policy any more. Don't know why this surprises me again and again, it just does.
It's also an emotional one for me, the only time I've lived in a tory seat was in the west country and I thought the wanker count was unbelievably high compared to anywhere else I've lived.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
Eh? This was half my grumble - why should mutuality suddenly be the order of the day when a load of tories are in trouble? It's the usual story, socialism for the rich, free markets for the poor.
Of course the poor are disproportionately generous, that's why right wing govts love charity so much, it;s another tax on the poor.
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Probably ex-Labour mostly. But they're nice people.
Anyway I've turned off bloody R5 now and I accept this is a pretty incoherent argument. Maybe save for the point about climate change - and I guess the emotional point here for me is that it's become so clear that it's just everyone for themself now, there's no policy any more. Don't know why this surprises me again and again, it just does.
It's also an emotional one for me, the only time I've lived in a tory seat was in the west country and I thought the wanker count was unbelievably high compared to anywhere else I've lived.
EXCEPT ITS NOT CLIMATE CHANGE THAT'S FUCKING UP THE LEVELS ITS THE NOT DREDGING (which the locals still pay for)
i think i have identified your problem. the morning speak your brainz slot is best avoided no matter the topic really.
stupid dogbot
Haughty and Superior
Must've been nice to be able to choose. Guess you're not as poverty stricken as you'd have us all believe.
And whilst I'm positively sure that there are tories on the levels who are braying loudly about wanting help (that's what tories do), there are also plenty of other people who didn't vote for Cameron and the Cronies, are not rich and are genuinely suffering.
But fuck them, eh? As long as you don't have to listen to them moan on the radio. The ignominy...
Garek
Living n ADDled chaos
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
Poor noble savages suffering at the hands of the white devil
As counter-trolls go, this is by a long way the best so far.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
Hello strawman! When did I say I'm poverty stricken? But I sure couldn't afford to move to Somerset, let alone the pretty rural bits.
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So the rainfall's the same as normal? Genuine question - are you saying the rains irrelevant, that a well-dredged river would have just drained it all?
Mr Moose
What the hell are we supposed to tell the kids?
How dare people have horses!
Farming! What a useless occupation, growing things in the UK.
Well that's the line the right-wing media are going with.
It's not climate change, it's the EU or government incompetence or intefering greenies or something...
We don't eat horsemeat in this country.
gosub
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Climate change is happening, the more energetic weather systems that we are seeing are always what I imagined climate change to be, but the Levels is something else
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
and if someone had said to you that your mp's views impacted on how they felt about you i'm sure you'd have considered it fair comment.
Probably ex-Labour mostly. But they're nice people.
Anyway I've turned off bloody R5 now and I accept this is a pretty incoherent argument. Maybe save for the point about climate change - and I guess the emotional point here for me is that it's become so clear that it's just everyone for themself now, there's no policy any more. Don't know why this surprises me again and again, it just does.
It's also an emotional one for me, the only time I've lived in a tory seat was in the west country and I thought the wanker count was unbelievably high compared to anywhere else I've lived.
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But....but cLoWnFiSh....
You think horses are productive in the uk? I think I can see where you're coming from.
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