The Most Hated Organisation In Britain

[CHAPPERS]

BT.

Tossers. Our phone is dead.
We've paid the bill, no problems there.
No fault on the line. What's going on we thought.

BT now say that they have no record of our phone number at our address even though we're paying line rental on it and have done for 8 months and have bills from them for our number.

Utter *****.

 

[Icy Gull]

British Airways - arrogant from top to bottom inferior low cost airline.

 

[hackedoff]

Stupid, Ignorant BHAFC stewards who get my mates banned from home games.

 

[jonogulls]

Cancer Research UK.

 

[chips and gravy]

As I work for one, my experience is that it's usually the Council (any one, doesn't matter)

 

[CAFC Matt]

Inland Revenue. End of.

Not for me as I am a student

My worst organisation is Insurabce companies for cars making it too f***ing expensive for me to drive

 

[looney]

I keep hearing all this blah about Nestle, mainly from students. Even seen a photoshoped pic of an ethnic Women with twins, one bottle fed and starving the other healthy. One per tit, Pffffffffffft.

Untill I see some INDEPENDENT evidence this will remain a leftwing urban myth IMO.

By Independent I dont mean an independent leftwing organisation, try a statutary authority.

PM it to me as I wont be comming to this thread again for a leftie lovefest of Corparate bashing.

TA

 

[Easy 10]

Britannia Music. "Buy 5 CD's for the price of One". OK then. But that does NOT lock me into a binding contract whereby I have to buy at least one CD a month from you fuckers, so STOP SENDING THEM.

After numerous returned CD's with a covering "not interested, stop NOW please" letter from me, I eventually started returning their CD's after I'd gauged them with a screwdriver. Four CD's later, and they mysteriously stopped.

Marvellous.

 

[Eastleigh Seagull]

Southwest Trains - utter wankers with a corporate monopoly over people who have no option other than to use them and provide the worlds worst train travel for the pleasure of 300 quid a month - and dont forget the 50 quid a month for the pleasure of parking my car.

 

[Mr Popkins]

The Church of England

they are the biggest property owners in england yet always complaining, they have no money

simple solution, close churches that no-one goes to and sell the land to property developers.

also they preach about not gambling yet have millions invested in stock and shares, if thats not gambling I dont know was is!?

 

[JJ McClure]

British Airways - arrogant from top to bottom inferior low cost airline.

"worlds favorite airline" my arse, world biggest bunch of tossers more like.

 

[Superphil]

The Labour Party

 

[looney]

Equal Oppertunities Commission

 

[alan partridge]

I keep hearing all this blah about Nestle, mainly from students. Even seen a photoshoped pic of an ethnic Women with twins, one bottle fed and starving the other healthy. One per tit, Pffffffffffft.

Untill I see some INDEPENDENT evidence this will remain a leftwing urban myth IMO.

By Independent I dont mean an independent leftwing organisation, try a statutary authority.

PM it to me as I wont be comming to this thread again for a leftie lovefest of Corparate bashing.

TA

Yeah I love all the 'Independent' Right wing arguments you post up on all the latest hot news topics. They really get me thinking...

oh and I thought you weren't coming back?

 

[sullyupthewing]

Me, I ferking love Kit Kats.

 

[sith]

the whole EU bollocks, bussells branch of the nazi party

 

[Strike]

the whole EU bollocks, bussells branch of the nazi party

I agree with you there.

 

[Beach Hut]

Mcdonalds

 

[chez]

Inland Revenue for me

 

[Sorrel]

My problem with the whole anti-Nestle thing is that it seems based on the idea that people in "third-world" countries aren't capable of making their own minds up about things.

As far as I can see the problem is that Nestle promotes bottle feeding. I don't think the protests are against Nestle being involved in making baby milk, which of course many people in this country use, but against the way they advertise it, and run health "promotions" in other countries. Some of this does sound like the protesters think that people in other places are simple enough to be swayed by adverts, and aren't capable of understanding things in a "sophisticated" Western way.

Looking at the Baby Milk Action website I can't see anything that changes my mind from this view. They claim that 1.5 million people a year die from not being breastfed is certainly not capable of being proved, and to say that ALL of the deaths are the result of Nestles advertising is clearly not true.