British Politics

Fox-hunting is an ancient part of English culture. Efforts to stop it are always initiated by urbanites who think themselves above traditional pastimes such as hunting and baiting, because of some loosely-defined morality regarding 'humaneness', and funnily enough they're generally left-wing and liberal types who'd think nothing of having Dr Patel take a blender to their womb when they decide their own unborn child is just 'a clump of cells'. Bloody arseholes

Also, a fox tried to bite me two weeks ago when I was at the bus stop

 

Did his jaws not fit around your fat sweaty ankles?

 

Foxes need to be exterminated.

Just like Londoners.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-55594206

@petersaxton you forgot to post a tweet about this one too. I wonder why?

 

Head and Shoulders, toothpaste, and ****... biiiiig pieces of ****.

 

Are they saying what the cause of the deaths was?

 

Dog taking his owner for a walk?

 

It's all swingers and roundabouts...and doggers.

 

They never mention the cause of death. They just say they tested positive for covid-19 within 28 days.

 

TBH it really made me smile because (people who know me would confirm this) that's just the sort of thing i would do for my little dog

 

I know and that's what pisses me off, so vague.

How many deaths from
Lung Cancer
Heart attack
Old age
this year, is anyone keeping track?

 

I know I keep posting it, but it never gets old

 

And you have to factor into that the fact that for 10 months of the term people have either been locked down or working from home.

I would imagine the house break-in (burglary) figures look good.

 

Number of deaths of all causes is the only reliable stat, make what you will of the April spike, probably people having their cancer treatment/urgent operations removed. Rest of the year is about average:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1115077/monthly-deaths-in-england-and-wales/

 

Perhaps i worded it wrong, how many died of "other causes" despite having tested positive in the previous 28 days?

If i tested positive tomorrow and then died in a car crash in three weeks time would i become a statistic in the "tested positive" column?

 

I wonder if it'll be recorded as 'with vaccine'?

 

New stats, 50,000 people injected 28 days ago, none died of covid yet

 

Loads of foxes in London now.

It’s been safe for them to return to the countryside, since the chinless twat yokels stopped ripping them apart with dogs for ‘sport’, but they seem to like it here. Maybe it’s all the chicken shops.