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21 May 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Old Labour, jeez. It was easy to be a conservative in those days!
That was my early teens old boy.
When I was a Tory. 😞
You must be a little older than me as I wasn’t old enough to vote at that time.
At last it is all over and the homeless rough sleepers - who were forced to move out of Windsor at the same time that visitors for the wedding were allowed to camp out on the streets - are allowed back.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5750871/Windsors-homeless-return-Rough-sleepers-hundreds-royal-fans-camped-instead.html
Originally posted by @biffo-konkerBloody right too; who wants to pitch camp in a pool of piss or sleep next to the mangy dog belonging to some tree-hugging pot-head with a face full of cheap ironmongery who's never paid a £ of tax in his misbegotten life.
At last it is all over and the homeless rough sleepers - who were forced to move out of Windsor at the same time that visitors for the wedding were allowed to camp out on the streets - are allowed back.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5750871/Windsors-homeless-return-Rough-sleepers-hundreds-royal-fans-camped-instead.html
Or, and in all seriousness, grow up you whinging non-UK dwelling berk.
Originally posted by @divegeesterTypical 'I'm all right ,Jack' Tory view of homeless people.
Bloody right too; who wants to pitch camp in a pool of piss or sleep next to the mangy dog belonging to some tree-hugging pot-head with a face full of cheap ironmongery who's never paid a £ of tax in his misbegotten life.
Or, and in all seriousness, grow up you whinging non-UK dwelling berk.
The reality is somewhat different.
'Around one in three of the people bedding down here are in work. The night I went, the charity’s co-founder, Sheila Scott, looked down the list of guests and identified their employers. It was a roll call of Britain’s consumer economy: Starbucks, Eat, Pret. A woman who travelled three hours to work at a Co-op grocery. Pubs, McDonald’s, a courier for Deliveroo.'
from
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/dec/20/working-homeless-britain-economy-minimum-wage-zero-hours
21 May 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyI got an invitation but turned it down. I told them my grass was growing and I did not want to miss a second of it.
Has everyone or perhaps I should say anyone received their invitation for the Royal Wedding for tomorrow. If you have you should be on your way.
Originally posted by @biffo-konkerWhy don't you let them all crash at your place?
Typical 'I'm all right ,Jack' Tory view of homeless people.
The reality is somewhat different.
'Around one in three of the people bedding down here are in work. The night I went, the charity’s co-founder, Sheila Scott, looked down the list of guests and identified their employers. It was a roll call of Britain’s consumer economy: Starbucks, Eat, Pre ...[text shortened]... eguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/dec/20/working-homeless-britain-economy-minimum-wage-zero-hours
21 May 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukegoad, I am not responsible for who the Americans chose to Vote in as President.
Or from America to consider voting for Trump a sensible idea.
-VR
Originally posted by @ashiitakaShe is a symbol only, has nothing to do with our laws or making of them.
The Queen is the head of state of Canada, entirely separate from her role as Queen of the UK. If the UK were to become a republic, she would still be Queen of Canada.
Exactly what does it have to do with the 42.8 million price tag on the Royal wedding?
-VR
21 May 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterNeither was I (try reading the post).
Old Labour, jeez. It was easy to be a conservative in those days!
You must be a little older than me as I wasn’t old enough to vote at that time.
21 May 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59Pardon my asumption. You must have been a Tory boy at school; a product of your parents upbringing no doubt.
Neither was I (try reading the post).
Originally posted by @very-rustySame in the UK...
She is a symbol only, has nothing to do with our laws or making of them.
Exactly what does it have to do with the 42.8 million price tag on the Royal wedding?
-VR
She's a symbol of stability, dignity, grace, dedication and tireless service. At 92, she is still doing her duty every single day. She has been serving us since she worked as a truck mechanic and driver in the dark days of the 1940's.
What exactly do you have against her?
21 May 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59You were a Tory? You've taken a step backwards in life mate. 🙂
That was my early teens old boy.
When I was a Tory. 😞
21 May 18
Originally posted by @ashiitakaWhere did you have the impression I had anything against her?
Same in the UK...
She's a symbol of stability, dignity, grace, dedication and tireless service. At 92, she is still doing her duty every single day. She has been serving us since she worked as a truck mechanic and driver in the dark days of the 1940's.
What exactly do you have against her?
What did I say that led you to believe I had anything against the queen?
-VR
21 May 18
Originally posted by @very-rustyThe fact that you have written multiple posts with the typical republican sentiments.
Where did you have the impression I had anything against her?
What did I say that led you to believe I had anything against the queen?
-VR
21 May 18
Originally posted by @ashiitakaGo with FACTS not what you personally THINK!!!
The fact that you have written multiple posts with the typical republican sentiments.
Point out a line that I indicated I had anything against the Queen!
The multiple posts were more about the cost of the wedding !!!
-VR