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So sad to see the men and women who fought for the freedom of this country with nothing to show from its government.If they are lucky enough to have a flat given to them through the mass of asylum seekers waiting for one they usually die from hyperthermia or they end up in a old peoples home which eventually gets closed down,then to the loony bin and finally to the hospital where some jumped up young doctor decides to pull the plug on their existence.What hope is there for us?
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he won at bingo and got bundled by your beloved pensioners
DUST'N'BONES wrote:
> Tell me what you did to upset the people that gave you a kick in
> then.If it is was unprovoked then I will accept your arguement.
I don't see if provocation or not effected my hospital treatment.
However, for your information, the last thing i heard before the punches started was, 'don't look at him like that', so it was all because i looked at somebody in the wrong way. Does that meet your criteria for recognising my post as rasing valid points?
> Tell me what you did to upset the people that gave you a kick in
> then.If it is was unprovoked then I will accept your arguement.
I don't see if provocation or not effected my hospital treatment.
However, for your information, the last thing i heard before the punches started was, 'don't look at him like that', so it was all because i looked at somebody in the wrong way. Does that meet your criteria for recognising my post as rasing valid points?
Embarassing getting bashed up by a bunch of pensioners
He was probably playing a bunch of pensioners at Bridge and won.
Tell me what you did to upset the people that gave you a kick in then.If it is was unprovoked then I will accept your arguement.
Skarra wrote:
> It seems to me that almost all of your comments are generilisation,
> stereotyical, supposition, suppostitious(two different things by the
> way), and on the extreme end of negative.
I bet he reads the Daily Mail.
> It seems to me that almost all of your comments are generilisation,
> stereotyical, supposition, suppostitious(two different things by the
> way), and on the extreme end of negative.
I bet he reads the Daily Mail.
whoopsa pressed the wrong button must be my eyesight going in my old age.
DUST'N'BONES wrote:
> So sad to see the men and women who fought for the freedom of this
> country with nothing to show from its government.If they are lucky
> enough to have a flat given to them through the mass of asylum
> seekers waiting for one they usually die from hyperthermia or they
> end up in a old peoples home which eventually gets closed down,then
> to the loony bin and finally to the hospital where some jumped up
> young doctor decides to pull the plug on their existence.What hope is
> there for us?
Are you implying there is a housing problem? I recently learned that there are about 30, 000 un-occupied, livable houses in this country.
The belief that asylum seekers are 'snatching away our housing' is just a stereotypical generilisation(sp?) put forward by genralising stereotypicaly types.
Also, my gran is in an NHS nursing home. I've got to say, she gets really good treatment. And it ain't gona close for a good long while yet.
Also, the 'jumped up young doctor' tripe. I've need NHS treatment a few times in the last few years. 4 of the 5 times, in a hospital that was in the worst 10 list. And even then, i can't fault the doctors. Every time i saw them, they were very very good.
And also, i take it you don't like the immigration system from what you said? Well, i'll just add this.
I got a good kick in last year, and my face was a bit of a mess. I saw around 10 doctors/ consultants. You know how many of them were white English? One. The rest were black. Some Afro-Carribean, some Asian, even Hispanic. So when its immigrants who put your face back together, you learn to be a little more accomidating, perhaps if you had a similar experiance, you too would be a little more accomodating. After all, i'll bet it you look back in you family tree, you'll find your family came from a different country.
It seems to me that almost all of your comments are generilisation, stereotyical, supposition, suppostitious(two different things by the way), and on the extreme end of negative.
> So sad to see the men and women who fought for the freedom of this
> country with nothing to show from its government.If they are lucky
> enough to have a flat given to them through the mass of asylum
> seekers waiting for one they usually die from hyperthermia or they
> end up in a old peoples home which eventually gets closed down,then
> to the loony bin and finally to the hospital where some jumped up
> young doctor decides to pull the plug on their existence.What hope is
> there for us?
Are you implying there is a housing problem? I recently learned that there are about 30, 000 un-occupied, livable houses in this country.
The belief that asylum seekers are 'snatching away our housing' is just a stereotypical generilisation(sp?) put forward by genralising stereotypicaly types.
Also, my gran is in an NHS nursing home. I've got to say, she gets really good treatment. And it ain't gona close for a good long while yet.
Also, the 'jumped up young doctor' tripe. I've need NHS treatment a few times in the last few years. 4 of the 5 times, in a hospital that was in the worst 10 list. And even then, i can't fault the doctors. Every time i saw them, they were very very good.
And also, i take it you don't like the immigration system from what you said? Well, i'll just add this.
I got a good kick in last year, and my face was a bit of a mess. I saw around 10 doctors/ consultants. You know how many of them were white English? One. The rest were black. Some Afro-Carribean, some Asian, even Hispanic. So when its immigrants who put your face back together, you learn to be a little more accomidating, perhaps if you had a similar experiance, you too would be a little more accomodating. After all, i'll bet it you look back in you family tree, you'll find your family came from a different country.
It seems to me that almost all of your comments are generilisation, stereotyical, supposition, suppostitious(two different things by the way), and on the extreme end of negative.
DUST'N'BONES wrote:
> We will see if you feel the same when you can't get to the toilet in
> time or find your spare teeth then shall we
Did you actually read my whole post or just quote it like a baboon?
> We will see if you feel the same when you can't get to the toilet in
> time or find your spare teeth then shall we
Did you actually read my whole post or just quote it like a baboon?
D'N'B stop copying and pasting everything please. It kill sensible debate.
3 or 4 lines max if you can, unless its essential.
just use the writers name. Say: i agree "£$%£$"£%
or copy a couple of lines and comment on those aspects.
3 or 4 lines max if you can, unless its essential.
just use the writers name. Say: i agree "£$%£$"£%
or copy a couple of lines and comment on those aspects.
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