"From the remotest, Stone-Age antiqity, men must have realised the evils that resulted from letting some of them aquire personal authority-even if they were the most intelligent, the bravest, or the wisest". Pyotr Kropotkin
Well bois bach,this is the closest thing to Anarchy I have ever known apart from the Poll Tax Riots and the Toxteth Riots and the Riots of August 2011. Now you see if the Brexit vote had gone the other way do you think that the Working Class Baby Boomers would have been walking genteelly around the Capital Cities of the United Kingdom with their European placards? Dim fears sa beryg. They would have been rioting. The Countries of England and Wales have given their Capitals a kicking. Life in Rochdale and Holyhead is far removed from the metro-hedonism of Camden and Cardiff Bay. We in the sticks do not get London Weighting, an artificial construct that keeps the Capitals' economy floating better than the rest of the country! Apart from the less affluent boroughs where are the boarded up shops in the Capital? In towns of the North, it is spot the un-boarded up shop. I voted remain because I believe in the European Union but I don't believe that this was a vote about that. This referendum was a vipers' nest of racism and prejudice and an outlet for the unheard to be heard and it was facilitated by the ruling class. How farcical! Cammo shot himself in the foot with the ammo supplied by Nigel Farage. Two people as far removed from the high rise flats and terraced streets as you could hope to find. They are going to be replaced by that equally great champion of the Working Class Boris 'Anyone for Cricket' Johnson. Meanwhile the right wing Labour Party are trying to unseat a Socialist. So the conditions are ripe for a revolution or a coup by the people but it won't happen because we couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery! We the people could not find our own arse with both hands. Why? because we are desperate for a leader. We must must have a leader of the pack. We cannot move on Westminster as an amorphous mass because there is always one egotistical prick who wants to stand out from the crowd.
Well bois bach,this is the closest thing to Anarchy I have ever known apart from the Poll Tax Riots and the Toxteth Riots and the Riots of August 2011. Now you see if the Brexit vote had gone the other way do you think that the Working Class Baby Boomers would have been walking genteelly around the Capital Cities of the United Kingdom with their European placards? Dim fears sa beryg. They would have been rioting. The Countries of England and Wales have given their Capitals a kicking. Life in Rochdale and Holyhead is far removed from the metro-hedonism of Camden and Cardiff Bay. We in the sticks do not get London Weighting, an artificial construct that keeps the Capitals' economy floating better than the rest of the country! Apart from the less affluent boroughs where are the boarded up shops in the Capital? In towns of the North, it is spot the un-boarded up shop. I voted remain because I believe in the European Union but I don't believe that this was a vote about that. This referendum was a vipers' nest of racism and prejudice and an outlet for the unheard to be heard and it was facilitated by the ruling class. How farcical! Cammo shot himself in the foot with the ammo supplied by Nigel Farage. Two people as far removed from the high rise flats and terraced streets as you could hope to find. They are going to be replaced by that equally great champion of the Working Class Boris 'Anyone for Cricket' Johnson. Meanwhile the right wing Labour Party are trying to unseat a Socialist. So the conditions are ripe for a revolution or a coup by the people but it won't happen because we couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery! We the people could not find our own arse with both hands. Why? because we are desperate for a leader. We must must have a leader of the pack. We cannot move on Westminster as an amorphous mass because there is always one egotistical prick who wants to stand out from the crowd.
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