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Patethic NY Times Article "Hell is other Britons" by University Of Essex Philosophy Lecturer
Patethic NY Times Article "Hell is other Britons" by University Of Essex Philosophy Lecturer
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I wasn't ignoring you boxing, I merely retired to bed.
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watch - a taste of honey. that'll depress you.
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boxingthefox 26 Jun 16 02:22
I'm now a minute millionare Would ya give some of it up to be a bit taller btf? |
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 have you been peeping,  I would give it all up to be taller, smarter, and younger but it doesn't work like that does it saddo.It's been a while hope you are well and winning.  If there is a hidden meaning I didn't get it.  |
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Good ta, glad you're doing well. Minute (tiny) ydc
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I'm so slow in my dotage.....your description of me is the most accurate thing I have ever read on here. I am indeed a right FDC  |
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My complacency lasted until June 16, when Jo Cox, a Labour member of Parliament and a vocal defender of immigration, was killed; the man charged in her death, Thomas Mair, had ties to far-right groups and introduced himself in court by the name “death to traitors.” That shocked me into a realization that this referendum wasn’t really a referendum about whether or not we should remain in the European Union. It was a referendum on immigration and on race — on whether to have our borders open or closed.
No it is not...that is his interpretation of it. Still as a philosophy lecturer he probably feels he has to come up with something like this. He has a good life and job, he should be grateful for it. He can always change it if he wants to himself and he knows it. |
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Not everybody is as lucky as this man.
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Sometimes, in the summer, I walk up the hill and I look out over it, the housing development on one side and the Georgian town center at the bottom of the other, and I have this fantasy image of how it once was, before Alresford was founded in the Middle Ages, when all of this was untouched: just the wild, untamed nature that it keeps wanting to turn itself back into. And sometimes, I think: I wish that would happen. Because all that humans have ever done here is ruin things.
He has a point. But would he be happy living in nature really. I think he would be missing a few of our modern comforts myself. Still he is free to try? |
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a fkn SNOB
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agree
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http://www.essex.ac.uk/Philosophy/staff/profile.aspx?ID=3506
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I was offered a place to study there. !!! gulp!!! It was so long ago though. Before they had electricity I think
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He's a mummy's boy, parasitic cry baby.
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He's lucky the parents take him in every year, I'd tell him to bugger off if he was mine and wrote that.
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If we wish to blame the Brexit majority on anyone...it is certainly not on some alienated lunatic
who built his own gun. It is David Cameron...since he was the one who promised us the referendum He did it in the hope of persuading us out of it, it was a tactic he used to win him the last election. The previous election he promised Scotland a referendum on home rule with the same intention, persuading them out of it, which succeeded. His real intention was of course only to win the election. It has not worked a second time has it.  So the only person to blame is David Cameron or accept as the democratic decision of the British people. |
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That teaching assistant needs to get laid and then maybe he will cheer up.
Couldn't we pair him up with Nicola Sturgeon on a Brexit Blind Date Special with Salmond playing the part of Cilla? |