Let's make Britain great again

[pErvinalia]

For psychiatric study?

[Scot Dutchy]

At best.

[Seth]

Well done you failed to notice the sarcasm but managed to turn it around to your desperate need for a penis extension
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Still fucking laughing at you

Who the hell would reuse the muck that he writes?

Rational people. You'd be surprised if I cared to tell you who pays for my work. But I don't.

[Scot Dutchy]

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Well there are always fools enough ready to part with their money.

[Brian Peacock]

Less mayk Bri'un Gert Agin.

[Seth]

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Well there are always fools enough ready to part with their money.

Indeed. Millions and millions of them. Ain't capitalism great!

[pErvinalia]

Not great enough, apparently, given you are basically broke.

[Seth]

Not great enough, apparently, given you are basically broke.

Pot, kettle, black...

[pErvinalia]

I don't think capitalism is great.

[Seth]

I don't think capitalism is great.

But you are flat broke, according to your recent posts.

[pErvinalia]

Yeah, but unlike you I'm not a booster of a fuckup of an economic system. You've got to be a bit of a sadist to support something that does you harm.

[Brian Peacock]

That's how cycles of abuse perpetuate down the generations - when one thinks that being treated like shit is normal then treating others like shit seems normal too. For some, treating others like shit isn't just normal - it becomes something akin to a necessity - an obligation: a duty: an absolute moral imperative. Except that thinking doesn't really come into it - to treat others like shit 'on principle' as it were actually requires that one doesn't get bogged down in reflecting on the consequences of one's actions.

[rainbow]

Thanks to the Brexit vote and the subsequent crash in value of the pound, the UK was ranked as suffering the worst losses in household wealth in the world in the last year.

Credit Suisse estimates that the decision to leave the EU wiped £1.5 trillion from Britain’s collective wealth, and saw the number of US dollar millionaires in the country fall by 406,000.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 34431.html

[Seth]

Yeah, but unlike you I'm not a booster of a fuckup of an economic system. You've got to be a bit of a sadist to support something that does you harm.

You are a booster of the most fucked up economic system that has ever existed.

Capitalism doesn't harm anyone, they harm themselves. Capitalism on the other hand gives them the ability NOT to harm themselves and to prosper if they apply themselves. That's why economic refugees of socialism from around the planet are sneaking across the US border. They wouldn't be coming here if they didn't correctly believe that the US offers them economic opportunity not available to them anywhere else on earth.

[Seth]

That's how cycles of abuse perpetuate down the generations - when one thinks that being treated like shit is normal then treating others like shit seems normal too. For some, treating others like shit isn't just normal - it becomes something akin to a necessity - an obligation: a duty: an absolute moral imperative. Except that thinking doesn't really come into it - to treat others like shit 'on principle' as it were actually requires that one doesn't get bogged down in reflecting on the consequences of one's actions.

That depends entirely on how you define "treating others like shit."