so you think taking yourself and your five kids to syria with your jihadist husband whilst passing through the multiple security checks that are mandatory before boarding any plane could possibly be put down to unpredicatable, muddled thinking ? you post some sensible stuff on here , but this is making poor excuses and bedwetting of the first order.
Nope, bedwetting it is , and a poorly thought through, wishy washy liberal response to my call for a politician to show some balls for once
i agree....he is an unlikeable character and i hate to think of him burying his snout in the political pensioners trough so the longer he stays there taking it in the boat for the party the better...imho.....i met troy buswell and colin barnett in a boozer about a year ago..right pair of goons, but unfortunately for us ...the right are smarter than the left and generally more cut throat which you need to be to get ahead in politics......it's a global thing....
Thats probably because your a provincial nobody , with little direct experience of immigration, and are lacking the imagination or wit to see beyond your own poorly conceived prejudices, and no , there isnt the slightest trace of irony in my post.
It's not though, is it? I highlighted a situation where revoking citizenship might be an unfair thing to do. Moreover, there would be plenty of situations in the future where revoking citizenship could be seen as pandering to popularist sentiment, but ultimately not the right or fair thing to do. It doesn't really matter whether or not you think I was making poor excuses or betwetting in that particular example, the point is that there could be other real borderline examples that are open to abuse.
right wing politicians who govern countries that makes most of their income from fossil fuels and minerals do not generally spout off about global warming i'm afraid.......sad fact of life.
The mistake you make is portraying me as unsuccessful and blaming my poor life on immigration and everything and everyone but my own shortcomings, you couldnt be more wrong, i too come from a working class background and have taken every opportunity offered to me and despite some very major setbacks and have done very well for myself , i however , do come from an area of very high immigration, and realise that not everybody has the ability or wherewithal to leave these places behind , you can sit there all day long expounding the benefits of our wonderful multicultural melting pot, but until youve experienced first hand your home town turning into a place that resembles karachi more than it does the area you grew up in , then i wont take you seriously in any way shape or form .
Because your experience of multiculturalism is the only true experience and the only one that allows a valid opinion on the subject. If you don't like provincial nobodies perhaps you should take your own earlier advice and **** off back to London.
