I'm not aware that any of the mods here are attempting to foist their beliefs on to others – and, indeed, actually managing to do so to the extent that they are directly impacting on the lives of others at a practical, day-to-day level.

I am not aware that any of the mods here have, for instance, made decisions that unemployment is a price worth paying (although not by themselves, obviously) and are sitting back watching while others lose their jobs and their homes.

Please feel free to correct this if it is incorrect, but when a person enters politics, and particularly when that person aims for the very top job, and then inflicts on an entire country policies that have huge ramifications for many, many people and communities, and becomes, in so doing, the most divisive figure in that country's politics for a century plus, then I suspect that a lack of sympathy from those who feel that they personally were impacted negatively or those they knew were so impacted, can hardly be revelatory to any thinking individual.

good for you marching, how very political.
just a couple of things.

so not really housebound then, you'll be sure to let the relevant departments know that you are able to go marching.

Not having sympathy and actively celebrating the death of a human being are quite different I would have thought the title of the thread would have been changed.

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is that what they call 'busted'

Ding dong the Witch is dead now at Number 26

Buy the Ella fitzgerald version as judy Garlands is too short to qualify for the charts

Exactly. I'd hope that my family would get some sympathy but as I'll be dead I'll never find out and really couldn't care. As I said earlier, given that her children are a crook and a racist they have my sympathy over losing their mother but thats where it stops.

you don't need to vote tory to vote for privatising the nhs.


now, run along and read your beloved lib dem manifesto, again obviously, after you pored over it several times in 2010.

i particularly like the bit where it says something like, "allow health boards to commission services from a range of different types of provider" or something.

well done, you've got what you wanted, like i said dry those crocodile tears, you're not fooling anyone. soft cock.

I'd forgotten the, "we are a Grandmother" line.

A total barmpot!

I can see it splashed all over one of those Dangleberry Mint plates! Fantastic.

Just booked Wednesday off for the great lady's funeral. Will be glued to the TV respectfully. Hope the scumbags stay away from the procession/route.

Well you'll be at home, at least.