My, but there's some hysterical crap out there today.

[Sir C]

Oh she's ok. She's nice and funny and means well. She's just, ultimately, another bien pensant who stopped thinking too soon.

She is the archetypal Islington lefty, a veritable cocktail of hypocrisy, double standards, hatred and judgement.

Her and her ilk have destroyed our beautiful country

[Burney]

Oh she's ok. She's nice and funny and means well. She's just, ultimately, another bien pensant who stopped thinking too soon.

I'm sure you've noticed as you get older, though, that people who 'mean well' are actively dangerous, not least because they seem capable of using the firmly-held belief that they 'mean well' to excuse all manner of profound unpleasantness.

Fûck people who 'mean well'. Cûnts.

[Burney]

She is the archetypal Islington lefty, a veritable cocktail of hypocrisy, double standards, hatred and judgement.

Her and her ilk have destroyed our beautiful country

I was listening to PM on Radio 4 last night while driving home and they had that Gina Miller woman on. At one point, this staunch defender of Parliamentary democracy stated her belief that our elected representatives ought to be able to vote privately in order to be allowed to follow their consciences and not to be 'bullied' by the people who elected them.

The interviewer was actually lost for words for a few seconds at the breathtaking fückwittery of this. She didn't care, though. Unbelievable.

[Monty92]

I'm sure you've noticed as you get older, though, that people who 'mean well' are actively dangerous, not least because they seem capable of using the firmly-held belief that they 'mean well' to excuse all manner of profound unpleasantness.

Fûck people who 'mean well'. Cûnts.

I know, but that would basically mean hating most people, which would make life tricky

[Burney]

I know, but that would basically mean hating most people, which would make life tricky

I'm fine with it. It seems a perfectly natural outlook to me.

[Sir C]

I was listening to PM on Radio 4 last night while driving home and they had that Gina Miller woman on. At one point, this staunch defender of Parliamentary democracy stated her belief that our elected representatives ought to be able to vote privately in order to be allowed to follow their consciences and not to be 'bullied' by the people who elected them.

The interviewer was actually lost for words for a few seconds at the breathtaking fückwittery of this. She didn't care, though. Unbelievable.

30 years ago these utter *****s would have been attending CND marches and campaigning to leave us at the mercy of communist dictators. One day, we will have our revenge on these people. And on that glorious day WE WILL RISE AND MARCH WITH OUR BANNERS HIGH AND OUR FLAMING TORCHES WILL LIGHT OUR PATH TO GREATNESS AS A NATION ONCE AGAIN! EIN ZWEI DREI DIE FAHNE HOCH, DIE REIHE FEST GESCLOSSEN, SA MARCHIERT...

Sorry. Bit carried away for a moment.

[Sir C]

I know, but that would basically mean hating most people, which would make life tricky

'Most people' in east Finchley, perhaps.

[Burney]

'Most people' in east Finchley, perhaps.

Isn't it pretty solidly tory around there, though? None of these filthy lefties around there. Just good, staunch, tory-voting members of the tribe.

[Burney]

30 years ago these utter *****s would have been attending CND marches and campaigning to leave us at the mercy of communist dictators. One day, we will have our revenge on these people. And on that glorious day WE WILL RISE AND MARCH WITH OUR BANNERS HIGH AND OUR FLAMING TORCHES WILL LIGHT OUR PATH TO GREATNESS AS A NATION ONCE AGAIN! EIN ZWEI DREI DIE FAHNE HOCH, DIE REIHE FEST GESCLOSSEN, SA MARCHIERT...

Sorry. Bit carried away for a moment.

Not at all. Quite understandable. Often find myself absent-mindedly humming the old HW song myself.

[Monty92]

Isn't it pretty solidly tory around there, though? None of these filthy lefties around there. Just good, staunch, tory-voting members of the tribe.

Wouldn't know, mate. I live in Haringey.