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Because they have no lives.

If that were truly the reason, I could begin to understand them
However, it's not the case with either lynch or flimsier - they're educators.
Firky is a different story - he doesn't have much of a life, and won't, and keeps stabbing himself in the back/self-sabotaging any time he gets a glimmer of life beyond the immunosuppressants he takes to stop his monkey-liver going ape (bad pun, I know! :oops: ).

Why they do this isn't about having no lives, it's about malice, and specifically, it's about exerting power over someone, and not believing they'll ever have to pay for doing so.
 
If that were truly the reason, I could begin to understand them
However, it's not the case with either lynch or flimsier - they're educators.
Firky is a different story - he doesn't have much of a life, and won't, and keeps stabbing himself in the back/self-sabotaging any time he gets a glimmer of life beyond the immunosuppressants he takes to stop his monkey-liver going ape (bad pun, I know! :oops: ).

Why they do this isn't about having no lives, it's about malice, and specifically, it's about exerting power over someone, and not believing they'll ever have to pay for doing so.
It was tongue-in-cheek, I can see this is pure nastiness.
 
It certainly seems like that, I agree. Thing is, most activism is about erosion, when people want it to be more dynamic than that. Unfortunately, you can't change opinions overnight - even when opinions are outlawed, they don't actually disappear, they just go underground - and that doesn't suit some people, just as being activist for something that has no limelight doesn't suit some people.


drip-drip and the walls of jericho will fall. I do get that but 'how long o lord' etc. 30 years of these same cunts running the same show (and I know its been longer for others). Sandbags it is for the time being. Shit, sandbagging is better than giving up
 
Just to confirm the people who posted this to sam are not me - they ern and firky continuing a vendetta with me and have been trying to get me into serious real life trouble since firky's bullshit was exposed on here. And ern needs to think very carefully about just how attached to his 80 grand a year lifestyle he really is:

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Oh cobblers. About firky that is. He's completely out of all this and much better off for it.
 
Why they do this isn't about having no lives, it's about malice, and specifically, it's about exerting power over someone, and not believing they'll ever have to pay for doing so.
I'm sure you are right about the malice bit but, somehow, these externally functional people still betray the same characteristics of the saddest keyboard warrior slimeturd. But yeah, let's move on.
 
He turned up on my Twitter yesterday threatening that I had 12 hours to return to Twitter. I was an Independent Domestic Abuse Advocate for 8 years, I know a dodgy man when I see one. If I don't have to engage with him and the sidekick whose name begins with a T (I wasn't really paying attention) then sure, I think we can talk about things properly.
Apparently that wasn't him, and anyway I've told you what I think of butchersapron in the post after the one you quoted - I don't engage with him much and you don't have to either. I did put actual arguments to you in a polite way. I'm not sure why answering would be contingent on someone else's behaviour.
 
In the interests of moving on, here's something from the standard about LP:
What next for Laurie Penny? The feminist writer spent much of last week engaged in online spats about her latest New Statesman column, on the politics of women’s hair, in which she was accused of the highest of crimes in the world of activist blogging — failing to “check her privilege”.

After all the commotion she could be forgiven for feeling she deserved a break, and apparently an intriguing possibility has arisen to do just that. “I just got asked to do Big Brother,” writes Penny on her Facebook page. “I mean, no, but part of me desperately wants to do it and write about it.”

A colleague of Penny’s tells The Londoner: “She should do it. A couple of weeks locked up without Twitter would do her nerves the world of good.”
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/lond...nny-takes-a-fancy-to-big-brother-9109319.html

And then LP posts this on Twitter:
I find this Evening Standard article, drawn entirely from my Facebook, demeaning and invasive. http://www.standard.co.uk/news/londoners-diary/laurie-penny-takes-a-fancy-to-big-brother-9109319.html…

LP, don't put stuff on the internet if you don't want people to comment on it (also don't write articles about hair if you don't want comments), have we taught you nothing since BedroomPhotoGate?
 
Sam Ambreen just so you know, if there's posters you don't want anything to do with, you can ignore them which means you won't see anything they post even if they quote you.

Hover over your username in the top right of the screen and choose 'People You Ignore' from the list. Follow the instructions to add posters to your ignore list. It can be really helpful, I find :)
 
man fuck the substandard. I find myself almost knee jerk reacting to the defense of anyone mentioned negatively in that fucking arsewipe
More the fact that she was posting information publicly and then publicly complaining when they (invariably) picked up on it.
 
That is true they are, and she should know that. But again, why post something on FB (privacy settings limited or not) knowing that it will likely find it's way into the public domain?
 
I have a theory about Britain's bingeing but it is, admittedly, one that I came up with in the pub. I've come to believe that our small island has a unique combination of factors that results in our seemingly indefatigable urge to get wasted. It has roots in our class system, which has seen the rich stockpile wealth and the poor go from the medieval alehouses that flourished in the wake of the Black Death to Wetherspoons, via Hogarth's Beer Street and Gin Lane.

The industrial revolution gave birth to the modern pattern of alternating monotonous, silent work with noisy, drunken piss-ups. Now we work more hours than any other country in Europe. By contrast, many French people still take two hours at lunch.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/feb/05/stay-sober-no-thanks-british-binge-drinking
Jesus Christ.
 
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