How is it a "statistical impossibility"? Companies won't be forced to pay a minimum of £30k. However, if you don't earn that much, you are forcibly prevented from having babies you cannot afford to raise. Simples. It is also quite simple to castrate someone....a big man with a gun sits on them, while another one with a needle injects them in the bollocks. The benefit is that we would have fewer of the lowlifes breeding and weakening the gene pool. Revolutions are easily quelled if the govt forces have the right weapons and freedom to use them against the anarchists & lazy scroungers. Just imagine a country with no more need for council housing estates and the burdens that infest them. Everywhere would be like the Cotswolds with no more pubs, just wine bars and patisseries. Our womenfolk could walk the streets without fear of being mugged by some benefit claiming oik from the local tower block. The Daily Mail would become the country's #1 selling paper once the Sun & Mirror are forced to shut down through lack of sales.
Why should someone forcibly be castrated if it's not their fault that they don't earn 30k minimum a year? There are many hard-working people out there who earn less than 30k a year, not every position at a job offers 30k a year.
Whilst the idea of castrating the poor is ridiculous I do have sympathy with the viewpoint that people should not have children they can't afford.
They shouldn't consider the castration a punishment, but simply a dose of 'tough love'. If they cannot afford to raise a child, the state owes it to them to do all it can to protect them from themselves. Eventually the minimum wage will rise to cover the legal requirement that people need to be able to afford to reproduce. Market forces will dictate this as we will always need a service industry and we can't just let them die out - who would serve me at the tills in Waitrose or cover the concierge desk at my apartment block if that were to happen?!?
I didn't wish he died in a plane crash...nor did i say that...and for you being disgusted at some bashing ukip...why? You call people "too unintelligent" yet that is ok? Weird thing to get stressed about mate...
If you didn't say those things then I wasn't talking to you was I? I was disgusted by the lack of appreciation for democracy and obvious distasteful if not offensive comments made. People can hold whatever political views they like but there's ways of expressing those views. And yes it's perfectly fine for me to say people are unintelligent As for your last line it hasn't stressed me out, don't worry about me lol. Hope that clears up all your concerns?
Have just quickly checked back and you said it was funny watching him crawl from a near death plane crash. Classy.
You are disgusted with me laughing at the ukip banner causing the ukip plane to crash but dismiss valid criticisms of ukip extreme right wing as "they have some wrong uns"... you think UKIP is the best thing to happen in British politics for a hundred years ... others don't... they think they are a bunch of ****s...it don't me undemocratic cos I think they are a bunch of racist homophobic anti union ****bags ... if you weren't stressed out it is even less understandable why you got your knickers in such a twist that you had to dislike posts but each to their own
It wasn't a near death plane crash...he was helped up and walked away... stop being such a precious tart
When I was hit by a lorry and thrown across all 4 lanes of the m25 and totalled my car I walked away from it. That didn't stop all the ambulance crew and police being amazed that I wasn't dead. When a plane crashes it is almost always a near death experience. And the slightest different condition could result in death. He was very lucky not to have been killed or very seriously injured.
I was disgusted by the general anti-democratic approach to ukip. I couldn't care less what anyones individual opinion of them is. To suggest they shouldn't have the same rights as other parties do is a total disgrace. And to throw in a load of tasteless comments amongst the anti democratic ones I thought was going far enough that it was worth calling people up on it. In your second paragraph you show a total lack of understanding of anything I've said so far. My view is that ukip gaining the support it has is the best thing to happen to politics in this country for a hundred years, due to the effect it will have on the political system and the way other parties operate (the two party system is beyond a joke). Not because of some fantastical love of there members. My view that they are the best thing to happen to our political system is not mutually exclusive of them being ****s. I'm not saying anyone is un democratic for disliking ukip. I'm calling people un democratic for suggesting attempts should be made to censor them from having fair representation and media coverage in the run up to the elections.
Yeah he was very lucky...but like you said "it is almost always a near death experience" and in this case it wasn't because he got out and walked away...ie was not seriously injured. We have a long tradition of laughing at ourselves and others as part of our sense of humour...look at monty python, private eye, black adder, peter sellers, have i got news for you etc. etc. For you to get so uptight is pompous ... the crash happened 7 or 8 years ago, he did not nearly die, and has made joke references to it himself interviews... so you are in fact being a precious tart
what a pile of ****e...if this was the case why did you go to the effort of disliking a post of mine which was making a joke at cym for being a member of ukip...? you just come across as being desperate to disagree and take offence
Him being able to walk away has no baring on whether it was a near death crash. The plane was obliterated and if he had been in a slightly different position he could very easily have died. He was very, very lucky. And of course he makes a joke out of it, like you say it's very British to do so. I constantly makes jokes about being hit by a lorry and when my mum had cancer we used to make jokes about it all the time. It's slightly different to say it was funny watching him crawling from the crash or someone wishing he had died in the crash. And it's slightly different for people who obviously have a lot of dislike for someone making a joke at there expense over not a particularly nice topic, compared to the person the self making a joke. Either way I'm fully within my rights to find the comments at the start of this thread is tasteful
You quoted my post which had been in reply to other posters. YOU started this here discussion sweetheart. And your the one getting upset about me disliking your posts, you precious tart
