Petrol Threat To Cons Chances

DecentLivingWage

Moby wrote: »

I work in the public sector in criminal justice. What do you do?

Thanks moby, i also would like to ask fella a question..
Fella, I share my home with an endangered toddler who has none ... what do you do?

Can those of us who actually contribute to a fair and just society chime in together please? There are rumours of an early election... have your say!

DecentLivingWage

posh*spice wrote: »

LOL!

Ireland Should Drop Model-Student Act and Get Help



http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-24/ireland-should-drop-model-student-act-and-get-help.html


http://www.businesspost.ie/#!story/Home/News/COMMENT%3A+Ireland+should+drop+model+student+act/id/19410615-5218-5102-4c5c-70aad1951323

LoL - do keep up dear! Irish exports are up ... and uk exports??? trailing off badly... i will post link

Thrugelmir

Moby wrote: »

One nurse is worth fifty of his type. Gossiping speculator scum bags like him should be ignored in my view. They represent everything that is wrong with us. Greed and self aggrandizement!:mad:

Days of Florence Nightingale are well gone. The funniest story 've heard. Is one who was off on long term sick for stress. A matron at the hospital booked a driving a lesson, and was picked up by the nurse who was her instructor!

Fella

FWIW I've never disputed that Cameron was posh. My point is that (A) who cares, I couldn't care less if the PM is the richest or the poorest man in Britain, I just want someone to do the job well. And (B) calling Cameron posh as an insult is daft when Labour is full of posh types & millionaires too. We saw for ourselves the real Labour hierarchy view of "working class" people when Gordon Brown met one face to face. "Dreadful woman" I believe was his description of her.

Moby

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Days of Florence Nightingale are well gone. The funniest story 've heard. Is one who was off on long term sick for stress. A matron at the hospital booked a driving a lesson, and was picked up by the nurse who was her instructor!

You know those types of stories can be found everywhere and apply to anyone...I was talking about the 'role' not the individual.

Fella

DecentLivingWage wrote: »

Thanks moby, i also would like to ask fella a question..
Fella, I share my home with an endangered toddler who has none ... what do you do?

I don't understand that sentence can you explain what you mean.

Moby

Fella wrote: »

FWIW I've never disputed that Cameron was posh. My point is that (A) who cares, I couldn't care less if the PM is the richest or the poorest man in Britain, I just want someone to do the job well. And (B) calling Cameron posh as an insult is daft when Labour is full of posh types & millionaires too. We saw for ourselves the real Labour hierarchy view of "working class" people when Gordon Brown met one face to face. "Dreadful woman" I believe was his description of her.

In posh boy's case his background is important because it defines him as a person. It defines his thinking, attitudes and values. He has an unattractive sense of entitlement and attracts around him a coterie of like minded, privileged types...Chipping Norton set etc. He was advised as to the dangers of this e.g. Rebekah Brooks but he continued to move in such circles....basically because that is what he is!

Gordon Brown described that woman as dreadful not because she was working class but because she was a bigot in his opinion.

Thrugelmir

Moby wrote: »

In posh boy's case his background is important because it defines him as a person.

You obviously hold very a judgemental and bigoted view of people.

Perhaps you should meet the person first.

If he was wearing a red rose your view would be so different.

Fella

Moby wrote: »

In posh boy's case his background is important because it defines him as a person. It defines his thinking, attitudes and values.

If someone rich posted that about someone poor plenty of people & especially yourself would be absolutely up in arms about it & be calling them every name under the sun.

A._Badger

Moby wrote: »

Gordon Brown described that woman as dreadful not because she was working class but because she was a bigot in his opinion.

And his opinion was worth what his opinions usually are. Nothing.

You, meanwhile, need to get that chip on your shoulder seen to. Cameron may be a useless, arrogant fool - but he is a useless, arrogant fool because he is a useless, arrogant fool - not because of his background, which, like a good class warrior, is all you seem able to see.

So much for an Oxford education. Clearly, the old place isn't what it was.