Nigel Farge gets paid to spout bollocks whilst I'm on the dole and called a waster for doing the same. Wanna know why?

[Andy Wainwright]

The city folk who've fucked us all over look out for their own.

It's as simple as that.

[Mentalguy2k8]

"Andy Wainwright" <andrewricha...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:kps4vq$mb4$1...@dont-email.me...

> The city folk who've fucked us all over look out for their own.
>
> It's as simple as that.

Maybe people want to hear his bollocks but not yours?

[Andy Wainwright]

True enough.

But we've not been given anywhere near an equal platform.

I'd say his bollocks is a little more bollocksy than mine, but then
again there's quite a few thick people with a lot of money backing him.

I'm not actually a commie or radical leftist- I don't hate the rich,
just don't believe they should be above the law which they are at the
moment.

[AC]

Andy Wainwright wrote:
> The city folk who've fucked us all over look out for their own.
>
> It's as simple as that.

What, you think posting on usenet should get you national media coverage?

I hate the cunt, but he has worked a bit harder at it than you, and
there for deserves his platform.

--
AC

[abelard]

you can sell anything to idiots...

obarmy got elected...
people watch mtv...they even watch football!

people like farage tell people what they want to hear....
it's called leading from behind...

can you sell enough seats to come out ahead?

[Vidcapper]

On 19/06/2013 17:43, abelard wrote:
>
> you can sell anything to idiots...
>
> obarmy got elected...
> people watch mtv...they even watch football!
>
> people like farage tell people what they want to hear....

Can't imagine where he learned *that* from... 8)

--
Regards,

Paul Hyett, Cheltenham

[abelard]

On Thu, 20 Jun 2013 08:07:12 +0100, Vidcapper <vidca...@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:

>On 19/06/2013 17:43, abelard wrote:
>>
>> you can sell anything to idiots...
>>
>> obarmy got elected...
>> people watch mtv...they even watch football!
>>
>> people like farage tell people what they want to hear....
>
>Can't imagine where he learned *that* from... 8)

he certainly didn't invent it...

[Andy Wainwright]

True. I write a lot to and in the media, but Nige is full time, I like
to write music, code silly games and such as well as politics. I'm hard
working enough, but sadly only after half a bag of dexies or so :(
Dexies are against the law, and I think that's discrimination against
those who find concentration hard...

Our Nige was reported in the media a few weeks ago suggesting that UKIP
should shop around right-wing think tanks for a more comprehensive
manifesto. He could come to me and I'd have given him some policies for
fuck all. I've worked out a little formula- we have tax rises, public
spending cuts or we ditch prejudice and have neither, maybe even the
opposite. Why pay for shit ideas when he could take good ones off my
website for free?

The left seem to fuck up the country trying to piss off the rich, the
right unfortunately seem to want to do the same with the poor, or if
not, simply the different.

I say live and let live, help those in need, don't trash the environment
too badly. It could be called "anarchism", on the other hand "one nation
conservatism", the two are much the same!

[Eunometic]

Nigel is but a time waster, it will take Nick Griffin to truly give you a kick up your dyslexic, mentally unstable mullato to arse.

It would be worth it to just employ someone to supervise you doing some kind of labour. Harvesting potatoes I feel would be nice. Even if not cost effective it must, at all costs, be done on principle.

[Andy Wainwright]

On 21/06/2013 15:18, Eunometic wrote:
> Nigel is but a time waster, it will take Nick Griffin to truly give you a kick up your dyslexic, mentally unstable mullato to arse.
>
> It would be worth it to just employ someone to supervise you doing some kind of labour. Harvesting potatoes I feel would be nice. Even if not cost effective it must, at all costs, be done on principle.
>

There's a little irony here, getting racial abuse by a foreigner... "I
don't live in England yet you're not English and not welcome to live
there, even though you were born here as were your parents"

Must be one of those expat national funtsmen...

and the British Moron Party
march to keep kids bottoms pink
as every drop of dignity
dribbles down the bathroom sink

[®i©ardo]

On 19/06/2013 17:43, abelard wrote:
>

> you can sell anything to idiots...
>
> obarmy got elected...

But the American electorate aren't the brightest people in the world,
now are they?

> people watch mtv...they even watch football!
>
> people like farage tell people what they want to hear....
> it's called leading from behind...
>
> can you sell enough seats to come out ahead?
>

--
Moving Things in Still Pictures!

[Basil Jet]

On 2013\06\19 13:19, Andy Wainwright wrote:
> On 19/06/2013 12:58, Mentalguy2k8 wrote:
>>
>> "Andy Wainwright" <andrewricha...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
>> message news:kps4vq$mb4$1...@dont-email.me...
>>> The city folk who've fucked us all over look out for their own.
>>>
>>> It's as simple as that.
>>
>> Maybe people want to hear his bollocks but not yours?
>
> True enough.
>
> But we've not been given anywhere near an equal platform.

Given? It's taken Nigel 20 years of applying himself to earn the
platform the BBC has belatedly and begrudgingly given him. You just want
that given to you on a plate, as if you are special over the other
million doleniks. That screams "leftist" to me.

[Andy Wainwright]

I've a *lot* of sympathy indeed with Alan Sked, UKIP's founder. Farage
has cheapened the movement. It's neither practical or sensible for even
a issue-dominated party like UKIP to be devoid of views about other
areas of politics. But jumping on whatever populist bandwagon comes
along is again, cheap.

I've indeed been a commie, in my teens, when I was too immature to learn
the wider picture. Put simply, I was young, angry, full of energy and
wanted to lob a brick.

Of course, Farage could always copy my policies, it's free and cheaper
than paying some ivory tower (and less qualified to boot) think tank to
do the same. I love thinking and debating, which is why if I'm working a
relatively menial job, which I actually quite enjoy, I don't like some
thug whipping me and messing up my daydream.

Some people say, why should we take any notice of your ideas, all you do
is- er- think...

Listen to him instead, he works 24/7 and makes loads of money!

BUT- If he's doing just that, how does he have time to think up
political ideas?

Which is why the likes of Farage have thought of precious little when it
comes to alternative government. It's piss easy to slag off, proposing
better ideas requires some thought process.

And thought process isn't even that hard- what it does involve though is
challenging prejudice, what you've blindly been taught, peer pressure,
ill-informed popular opinion and so forth.

And there's the problem with UKIP's senior figures- have UKIP activist
friends so I'm not particularly biassed at all. They're worried shitless
about what other people think of them, their mates down the club and so
forth, their social connections, peer groups and chatterers. So much so
that they've little time to be concerned for the country and people they
claim to represent.

We'd like a Gladstone, Atlee, Peel, Churchill, at a pinch even Cromwell.
We don't want an effin BNP lite!