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  • in reply to: Good News: And No Religion, Too #237976
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    Most working class folk experience awe as an expression of disappointment, disenchantment and disillusion – awwww…

    in reply to: Psychopath class #237969
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    They name attack helicopters after native tribes who were on the wrong end of genocidal attack. Apache, Black Hawk and Comanche. Chomsky mused that if the Luftwaffe named theirs Jew and Gypsy people might notice.

    in reply to: The New Scapegoats #237925
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    Post removed by moderator for language deemed offensive

    in reply to: A German Coup Foiled? #237618
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    So. Farewell then
    Lizzie45
    ‘the only game in town’
    that was your catchphrase
    but now you have been red carded

    in reply to: Duke of Westminster sued over pimps #237511
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    I was proud to be Gerry Grosvenor’s fag at Harrow. No doors on the lavatories – that sorts the men from the boys.The best education money can buy and the c-c-clot left with just two O-levels. But he was smart enough to employ astute managers to handle his finances.

    in reply to: Cost of living crisis #237467
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    His Majesty’s Government today credited my council tax account to the tune of £30! Yippeeee!
    I’d take the job of dustman if they gave me a uniform and two blokes to shout at…

    in reply to: Duke of Westminster sued over pimps #237452
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    If it’s open to him to get round paying tax, why not? He would be daft not to.

    in reply to: Labour Party facing bankruptcy #237421
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    O what a tide of ungovernable indifference that provokes.

    in reply to: Russian Tensions #237382
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    What would a necessary offensive comment look like?

    in reply to: Russian Tensions #237270
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    In a bare-knuckle bout between Mr Putin and Mr Zelensky who would win? Mr Putin is older but photographs of him on the back of a horse with no shirt on suggest (for clarification, Mr Putin was shirtless not the horse) he is in the peak of condition for a man of his age (it’s obvious, the horse couldn’t have been wearing a shirt, which frankly is the sort of stupid fantasy I’m not prepared to enter in to) he could more than hold his own.
    Mr Zelensky in his grubby green t-shirt (of course you can put your shirt on a horse in the sense of losing this weeks housekeeping on some nag running at Ascot or Kempton Par…wish I hadn’t mentioned that bloody horse) looks like something you see sprawled over a shopping mall bench pulling on a can of super-strength lager. And he has his pit-bull with him too. Unfit.
    In an ideal world leaders of nations would be like Gandhi, who eschewed violence, which was just as well as he was all skin and bone and unlikely to come out top in a scrap.

    in reply to: Russian Tensions #237206
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    Och aye. And Italian tanks have five gears. All in reverse LOL!
    This krieg, it worries me, I may tell you. Sit at home every night thinking about it and smoking endless cigarettes. If you were to call to my place any evening after seven I would show you one. Quite circular, like a hoop.

    in reply to: Cost of living crisis #236925
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    There is a good piece in the latest Weekly Worker on the mythical wage-price spiral. The concept has been undermined by the IMF (of all people).
    It would have saved itself a lot of time and effort if it had read Wages, Price and Profit.

    in reply to: No Indyref2 #236807
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    Many socialists deny absolutely socialism is inevitable. Inevitability can’t be deduced from the MCH. Where did you get the idea?

    in reply to: Cost of living crisis #236737
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    Twas the Great Baaaard who sai…no it wasn’t, it was Oscar Wilde. And what he said was: …a poor man who is ungrateful, unthrifty, discontented and rebellious, is probably a real personality, and has much in him…As for the virtuous poor…one cannot possibly admire them. They have made private terms with the enemy, and sold their birthright for very bad pottage.
    Sixty six pounds to be precise.

    in reply to: World Cup #236641
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    No doubt the English millionaire’s gave a lusty rendition of God Save The King.

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