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Pat494 said:
The world is full of unconventional people. Some are brave enough to be overt and obvious but mostly people are ashamed of their different preferences and suppress it. Or maybe act it out behind their own closed doors or specialist clubs, things like transvestism, Nazi outfits like Max M…....etc.

I am not sure what happened recently to the boy that insisted on going to school in a skirt. Was he moved to an all girls school or a co-ed. I don't know.
Or the young man calling himself Tara at a male prison. I seem to remember he was transfered to a woman's prison. Was he operated on first ? I don't know.

Yes it is a strange world and the authorities have a hard time coping with the misfits. Harmless most of them are but some like the jihadi fanatics are definately very dangerous. Can the average state put this bunch away in prison or as in many 3rd world countries it is too late. They control the country.

Any thoughts ?
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It's difficult to put faith into a leadership that routinely covers-up child abuse, rape gangs, police corruption and collusion with local authorities, has no control over illegal immigration, convicted terrorists, returning jihadists or enforcing the rule of law at home whilst telling us they are enforcing a global world order abroad. Introducing censorship into the online world just makes it worse because of the erosion of free speech and the ability to question our illustrious leaders and the direction of travel they are attempting to force on our society.

They seem to just pick the low hanging fruit and deal with secondary problems rather than the primary problems. The primary problems need some difficult talking and truth telling to deal with, MPs can't cope with that, snowflakes spring to mind (hence they have setup their own counselling services to deal with the complexities of modern society). Is it a coincidence that the numbers of females and minority representation has increased in parliament alongside this snowflaking, I'm not sure if I could draw a conclusion from that, but it is very coincidental.

On the surface LGBT+ rights pale in comparison with some of the institutional problems we currently face, although if the left wing control our educational institutions then the next generation of youngsters will be even more indoctrinated than they are now.

The problems are far too complex for simpleton MPs to deal with, we need non-partisan groups to talk openly and freely about these problems and the ways to tackle them, it doesn't look like that is going to happen anytime soon, if ever, it is going to take a lot of British minds to be changed to start voting away from the main parties on a range of difficult issues, just look at the effect of Brexit!
 
Signalcalc said:
It's difficult to put faith into a leadership that routinely covers-up child abuse, rape gangs, police corruption and collusion with local authorities, has no control over illegal immigration, convicted terrorists, returning jihadists or enforcing the rule of law at home whilst telling us they are enforcing a global world order abroad. Introducing censorship into the online world just makes it worse because of the erosion of free speech and the ability to question our illustrious leaders and the direction of travel they are attempting to force on our society.

They seem to just pick the low hanging fruit and deal with secondary problems rather than the primary problems. The primary problems need some difficult talking and truth telling to deal with, MPs can't cope with that, snowflakes spring to mind (hence they have setup their own counselling services to deal with the complexities of modern society). Is it a coincidence that the numbers of females and minority representation has increased in parliament alongside this snowflaking, I'm not sure if I could draw a conclusion from that, but it is very coincidental.

On the surface LGBT+ rights pale in comparison with some of the institutional problems we currently face, although if the left wing control our educational institutions then the next generation of youngsters will be even more indoctrinated than they are now.

The problems are far too complex for simpleton MPs to deal with, we need non-partisan groups to talk openly and freely about these problems and the ways to tackle them, it doesn't look like that is going to happen anytime soon, if ever, it is going to take a lot of British minds to be changed to start voting away from the main parties on a range of difficult issues, just look at the effect of Brexit!
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Wow, ROUTINELY covers up child abuse, rape, corruption etc etc

You really do have such a low opinion of this country and it’s officialdom that one wonders why on earth you live here.
 
barjon said:
Wow, ROUTINELY covers up child abuse, rape, corruption etc etc
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I hear the shock fellow countryman, shocking isn't it?

You really do have such a low opinion of this country and it’s officialdom that one wonders why on earth you live here.
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Unlike others that might abandon one's country, I am patriotic and will stick by to help to make it the place it used to be (unless it get's to the point where it is a lost cause :LOL:).
 
Signalcalc said:
I hear the shock fellow countryman, shocking isn't it?



Unlike others that might abandon one's country, I am patriotic and will stick by to help to make it the place it used to be (unless it get's to the point where it is a lost cause :LOL:).
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The place it used to be? When they used to send little boys up chimneys, and work people in factories to the bone for a pittance, and ignore basic hygiene for the masses, and allow only those who could afford it get medical help, and hang youngsters for stealing a loaf of bread, and slinging people in festering prisons for owing a few bob etc, etc, etc.

As good as it used to be, be thankful for progress dear sir.
 
barjon said:
The place it used to be? When they used to send little boys up chimneys, and work people in factories to the bone for a pittance, and ignore basic hygiene for the masses, and allow only those who could afford it get medical help, and hang youngsters for stealing a loaf of bread, and slinging people in festering prisons for owing a few bob etc, etc, etc.

As good as it used to be, be thankful for progress dear sir.
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Further back, the time of Stonehenge, sacrifice to the gods, pagan, living off the land, they were t' days :)
 
barjon said:
Wow, ROUTINELY covers up child abuse, rape, corruption etc etc

You really do have such a low opinion of this country and it’s officialdom that one wonders why on earth you live here.
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Well, a number of us have been presenting the evidence in the hope that minds would be opened.

I think the real problem in this country is that not everyone has to live day by day amongst all the dross. Lucky me, I don't have to life amongst it either, but to ignore it or pretend none of it exists, or be indoctrinated by MSM is the real problem.
 
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barjon said:
The place it used to be? When they used to send little boys up chimneys, and work people in factories to the bone for a pittance, and ignore basic hygiene for the masses, and allow only those who could afford it get medical help, and hang youngsters for stealing a loaf of bread, and slinging people in festering prisons for owing a few bob etc, etc, etc.

As good as it used to be, be thankful for progress dear sir.
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I'm beginning to think you are correct, has there ever been a time in human history we could claim to be the good 'ol days :D

https://www.archaeology.org/news/6981-180919-child-labor-antiquity
 
Signalcalc said:
I'm beginning to think you are correct, has there ever been a time in human history we could claim to be the good 'ol days :D

https://www.archaeology.org/news/6981-180919-child-labor-antiquity
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Aye, it’s always easy to look back with rose tinted spectacles and find things that have got worse, but when you set those against things that have got better they don’t amount to much. Doesn’t necessarily apply on an individual basis, of course. If you are moderately well off today then you’d probably have had a house full of servants years ago and a more comfortable life (albeit bereft of TV, computer, etc).
 
The US used to out compete the UK and Europe commercially. Now the Chinese are doing something similar to the US. Their new answer is walls and trade tariffs. Reviving old mercantilism in fact, instead of reducing their own wages and other costs. India is poised to out compete China on the low priced items now.
Maybe it is a good thing the 3rd world are getting their acts together more and raising themselves out of poverty but it is at someone else's expense.
AI and automation will be big new factors in the future.
 
I see with dismay that the Corbuncle party is firmly committed to re-nationalizing the railways.

Anyone remember the utter shambles of the monthly go slows and strikes ?
Not to mention BR's doorstep stale sandwiches.
 
Pat494 said:
I see with dismay that the Corbuncle party is firmly committed to re-nationalizing the railways.

Anyone remember the utter shambles of the monthly go slows and strikes ?
Not to mention BR's doorstep stale sandwiches.
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Yes I can and it wasn't this bloody bad or expensive thank you very much.

Go Corbyn Go! (y)
 
Atilla said:
Yes I can and it wasn't this bloody bad or expensive thank you very much.

Go Corbyn Go! (y)
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You've changed your loyalty three times this year already, Farron, Cable and now Corbyn.

Just May, Farrage and the joint leaders of the greens Bartley and Berry to go before x-mass :LOL::LOL::LOL:
 
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