danm schrieb:
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> I shan't be voting bloody labour.
>
> I hold them personally responsibly for stupid
> actions such as rewarding lazy chavs with tax
> benefits and free money/housing/new youth centres
> for sitting on their arse watching Jeremy Kyle all
> day, selling some drugs, shooting some people and
> then pissing themselves up the wall. And then
> letting them breed, and rewardinng that too.
>
> I am sorry but we need to all take a big $hit over
> that part of this population. Africa isn't meant
> to be mass populated for that same reason.
> Survival of the fittest.
>
> If it wasn't for us intervening, they'd probably
> still be a vast continent of nomadic and self
> sustained tribe groups.
>
> No amount of aid will solve Africa. Geography
> kills it. We are the umbilical cord - the western
> world.
>
> Why the hell do we need to be the lifeblood of an
> otherwise weak, unmotivated and frankly useless
> portion of our population. Chavs and families who
> refuse to go to school, or don't even try to get a
> job.
>
> Darwin. Survival of the fittest.
>
> Let's face it, in terms of evolution, without
> labour, they'd die off.
>
> With labour, we are letting them multiply. Like
> bacteria. It isn't good to breed too much of a bad
> thing, and this country right now is not only
> encouraging it, but spurring it on as if it is a
> good thing.
>
> Equal rights for hard done by families? Whatever
> happened to hard work. Good old grafting. If you
> can't find a place in society, then you aren't
> good for society.
>
> In nature, this means you perish. Your species and
> your family does not live on to tell the tale. You
> don't cut it, you don't make it. Cruel, but fair.
>
> Sure, the conservatives are harsh, but at least
> they know when to say pi$$ off if something is
> slowing you down. Coal miners? Anyone remember?
> Cruel, but fair.
>
> My brother broke his femur again last week.
> Brittle bones. He had to have a major operation to
> correct a telescopic pin in his leg. They didn't
> know if he had the bone density, strength or bone
> matter left (from repeated snapping) to be able to
> re-pin it without crumbing away. The ball and
> socket of the hip joint was also damaged and it
> was unsure if the blood supply was sufficient to
> maintain the vessels that assisted in movement of
> the leg.
>
> He was close to paralysis.
>
> He was facing that, or a summer of sitting on his
> back for up to 6 months with his legs held 90
> degrees to his body over a frame. Traction.
> Awful.
>
> Or he could get lucky and they could re-pin it.
>
> But you know what was on his mind? No, not
> breeding. (*uncertain on that one). Not free tax
> money. Not sitting on his ass playing computer
> games.
>
> He wanted to know if and how he could finish his
> degree this summer; if he could attend graduation;
> and if he could have a few weeks extra time to
> finish it because he'd be drugged up in hospital
> for the rest of the easter term.
>
> Screw labour. Why the hell do we need to reward
> people who don't even TRY?
>
> I am happy that my tax money goes to operations
> that pay for things the NHS does for my little
> brother. But the rest of you, your tax is paying
> for chav drugs. Sky HD boxes. Football shirts.
> Cans of White Lightning
ah, the good old social darwinism. i really hope you'll never become one of its victims
used to be GPGSL's Nick Heidfeld