As has been mentioned, there have been some strange things going on of late
with stiff sentences for trivial things.
However, it's the same with Andrew Mitchell, BBC chiefs, Hillsborough etc
Certain matters, large or small, are raked over in such fine detail. No mistake
is ever allowed. A
I had almost exactly this conversation with another (English) guy just the
other day - it all started with the mass grief the week after Diana.
Since then collective grief/joy/outrage seems to be the norm in the UK media
and if you're not part of it you're insensitive or A Bad Person.
Tin hat
I had almost exactly this conversation with another (English) guy just
the other day - it all started with the mass grief the week after
Diana.
I was a festival the weekend they buried her and there were complaints that
we didn't turn the music off during the funeral and we were 250 miles
Barstard - you could have at least turned it down a bit...
Damian ;)
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 9:12 PM, Richard Naef
rich...@triumph-computers.co.uk wrote:
I had almost exactly this conversation with another (English) guy just
the other day - it all started with the mass grief the week
It was absolutely ridiculous. We used to be a nation of cynics didn't we? What
happened??
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On 24 Oct 2012, at 20:14, Damian Walsh pussaydam...@gmail.com wrote:
Barstard - you could have at least turned it down a bit...
Damian ;)
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 9:12 PM,
It was absolutely ridiculous. We used to be a nation of cynics didn't
we? What happened??
every now and then (often after a war) people wake up, but apart from that
we line the streets to cheer/mourn whatever chinless German wonder that gets
born into the top job and vote for whatever public
