Welcome to The Age of Anger

I stopped taking this seriously eight words in where you mentioned The Guardian.

Ditto.

A lot of people prefer to isolate themselves from what they percieve likely to be opposing views these days, prefering the reassurance and comfort of the Echo Chamber.

I did the same as Johnny and sobs. Most propagandist organ on the market.

Imagine for a moment being a person who bothers to cut and paste that...

The piece is called The Age Of Anger and how apt a title that is.
The author is fuming,is foaming at the mouth.
He keeps trying to show how well read he is but can't hide his rage.

The anger is pretty one sided,its in the Middle East where barbarians are beheading and stoning women with impunity.
Its in Yale where students are screaming at those with differing views.
Its in state sponsored thuggish organisations like UAF and Hope Not Hate.
Its rife among poppy burners..

^ What a complete dullard.

It's definitely the honkeys' fault.

If you're a white Anglo Saxon male, never forget.....its all your fault...especially if you're English.

it's still going then the footstompers read of choice

Golly, I think the comments rather back up the thread title!

No feedback from anyone who has actually read it, I note.

Poor old Borneo, arch-Populist that he is, has yet to master the demanding 'Copy & Paste' function, so at least he has an excuse not to have read it. 

Not that it put him off his trademark staccato burst (shades of Hemmingway in his sentence construction, or is he dumbing down to craft soundbites that  better appeal to the Masses) of post-truth Islamophobia.

How do you make out I didnt read it.
I read it and gave my opinion which is tis the author that's angry.

" rancorous twitter troll "
" serial liar "
" tax dodger "
" sinister pathologies "

Its littered with hate.

i posted a thread six months ago about same thing. People are losing their wigs every day in the street.
I had a young guy come up to me asking me for a cigarette... when i said i didn't smoke, sorry - he then said... I could do you.. fk you up.. I just looked at him and he turned and walked away. Crazy stuff.
I see something like this once a week now. Maybe it's the fizzy drinks?

I don't think oxymandius can be counted amount the sensible and intelligent members of the human race.

The author has covered himself in Velcro suit and ran around in a Poundland philosophy store, before writing an article composed of whatever stuck to him (some Nitzche here, a nod to Ayn Rand-style Objectivism there), add a sprinkle of 'Large-L' Liberal cheese and simmer gently for 2,000 words

I mean people get angry for all sorts of reasons. but is it rational or irrational anger?
there are many different kinds of anger,

Radio 5 presenter this morning talked of travelling on the tube in London, and crossing his legs settled down to read the paper.
next thing the guy opposite accused him of kicking him and the whole thing threatened to escalate. Had to get off the train and jump bck on a few carriages down.
anything can happen in london

Be careful not to cross your legs on the tube. luckily he was on his own and not with family and he could jump off the train and back on,
this is in England.

'Twas t'Guardian that printed a full page commerative photo of Rob Rensenbrink the day after Cruyff died.

There will be tourists visiting London for the first time who saw this incident, that's shameful in itself.

Give it a break lfc you mug. Just because you can't afford to live in London take your ridiculous vendetta against this great city elsewhere.

: ) here we go, that's an example of the irrational anger.

I was just talking about an incident on a train.

Not at all. What's irrational is your suggestion that a few cross words spoken on the tube might put a major dent in the tourism industry. Things like that happen all the time and always have done.

no I never mentioned the tourist industry

I doubt you will find many people who are jealous of those who live in London

"The long reads" in the guardian are by and large, very good.

I don't buy the guardian but I do read some of it online occasionally , its far better then than reading the Murdoch filth and the rest of the tory rubbish that's printed theses days

make sure you make a donation to them then anx as they are in serious financial trouble, without the help of their readers it could go under. I know how you like to give to good causes with the donation you made to the Orgreave fund.

London turning into a Muslim city isint good for tourism either.

It's better not to have tourism if that's the way we are going to behave?

That's how wars can start between nations

Burton im sure the Guardian will survive if it doesn't then we will be left with an even more biased media than we have now, im sure that's not what the majority of fair minded people want to happen

tight wad just like Rooney

Im sure Wayne reads the Guardian its far more popular than the Sun in Liverpool that's for sure

Mind you cholera is far more popular than the Sun in Liverpool

yes but I bet all those dopey scousers pay into Sky like you do

Burton the footie is popular with the Mancs and the Scousers

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4012606/Now-t-fly-Union-Flag-Shopkeeper-branded-racist-opening-shop-called-Really-British-selling-UK-themed-goods.html


Anger at someone selling British goods in, er, Britain!

Waaayyyycciiiissssttttt!

I blame the Hulk

Yeah,i think you're right,The Hulk has got a lot to answer for.

I blame the Green Party

Judging by a lot of responses on here ( from usual suspects), the piece posted by the OP is spot on.

Good morning, Facts.

I hope you are well and looking forward to another Saturday.

All this POPULARISM POPULARISTS ETC   could we say that facts and his buddies have all caught 'POPULARFOBIA'

I thankyou - all my own werk.

something is coming....