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Reply · HoneyBadger · 24 Mar 2020 15:36
24 Mar 2020 16:07:01
So far I've seen or heard rhetoric relating to global vaccinations, micro chips for all (thanks Bill Gates), increased powers for police, reduced rights for the masses. All to keep us safe - of course!

I think we are beginning to see the shape of our future society, if everyone goes along with the furore.
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Reply · southampton · 24 Mar 2020 08:25
24 Mar 2020 09:11:59
Sounds about right always a red
Sad as it is
Lol scouse
Don't underestimate the CONS
I've blown dust off the scrambler.
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Reply · Scouseduckred · 24 Mar 2020 07:36
24 Mar 2020 08:05:36
I'm hoping for some reaction within a week, or Netflix and JustEat have won the war. I will be barely complying, there's not enough police to enforce the 'new guidelines'.
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Reply · KimPhilby · 25 Jun 2016 23:30
26 Jun 2016 00:28:03
As part of the older generation it saddens me. Naive fools.
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Reply · Onceared · 25 Jun 2016 16:37
25 Jun 2016 17:18:02
My Facebook wall has resembled the beginning of the apocalypse,

10 years of doom

I have lost faith in humanity

Thank you all you stupid racist fools for ruining the country

All the above are genuine quotes, personally I woke up this morning still had the roof over my head, food in the fridge and people I care about around me.

It saddens me people my age believe they are deserving and smarter then the 'elder generation' and there say matters more, it also saddens me that they can't see that what there reading is just to scare them further.
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Reply · Joe · 14 Aug 2014 00:31
What annoys me is it's not compulsory to vote. Yet it's compulsory to register to vote.

Why?

Ever wondered how cold callers get your phone number? Know your name, address, spouses name etc?

Once you've registered, your details can be bought by any person, company or organisation. The government openly admit this, and threaten you with a £1000 fine if you don't comply.

Last year I ignored their letters and phone calls, mostly out of curiosity but also slightly out of protest.

Then I had some guy knocking at my door saying I owed £1000!
But if I filled out the form there and then, he'd waiver it. Not being in a position to take the risk I reluctantly agreed, but it left me furious and somewhat helpless.

It stinks
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Aug 2014 19:23
Ill give it a watch, I just want to say thankyou as even though I was skeptical of many things in our 'society' many of your links have introduced me to areas I probably would never have found on my own, so genuine appreciation for all your efforts of illumination :D
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Reply · Not Registered · 12 Aug 2014 16:11
My comments won't b as gud as that, but i'd heard that once you sign up to the electoral register you are signing away your consent to common law and have no rights therefore to challenge it
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Reply · always a red · 12 Aug 2014 14:16
Thank you for the fantastic response Ed will ring the number and put an end to it.
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