Class wars

[JohnD]

Who is this?

"was born on 12 September 1916, in Blackburn, Lancashire. His parents were cotton weavers by trade (although at the time of his birth his father was serving on the Western Front).[3] The Road to Nab End vividly describes his upbringing and his family's fight to survive the Lancashire cotton industry's initial downturn in 1920, through its decline in the 1920s, and the community's slide into the Great Depression that followed. contributed to his family's income, initially as a newspaper delivery boy before and after school.[3] He entered the workforce as a "grocer's lad" (shop assistant) at the age of 14, and after several enforced changes of job decided to leave Lancashire for a promise of a job in London at the age of 16."

 

[Brigadier]

No such thing as a working class graduates, because the working class have no aspirations to better themselves.

Lackwit.

 

[donrkebab]

Lackwit.

They also invent meaningless words.

 

[securespark]

Do only gays do that then?

No.

 

[transam]

Who is this?

"was born on 12 September 1916, in Blackburn, Lancashire. His parents were cotton weavers by trade (although at the time of his birth his father was serving on the Western Front).[3] The Road to Nab End vividly describes his upbringing and his family's fight to survive the Lancashire cotton industry's initial downturn in 1920, through its decline in the 1920s, and the community's slide into the Great Depression that followed. contributed to his family's income, initially as a newspaper delivery boy before and after school.[3] He entered the workforce as a "grocer's lad" (shop assistant) at the age of 14, and after several enforced changes of job decided to leave Lancashire for a promise of a job in London at the age of 16."

Joe Stalin

 

[big-all]

No such thing as a working class graduates, because the working class have no aspirations to better themselves.

interesting comment
an opinion you can only accurately form by knowing every single working class person

 

[JohnD]

Or none.

 

[durhamplumber]

No such thing as a working class graduates, because the working class have no aspirations to better themselves.

Complete generalised ferkin drivel

 

[durhamplumber]

No.

Correct

 

[durhamplumber]

interesting comment
an opinion you can only accurately form by knowing every single working class person

Correct.Would be subjective even then.

 

[gasbanni]

Paul rimmer is a far right activist and a keen supporter of Tommy Robinson.

Something for TR believers to think about

Thank you !

That's exactly the type of reply I was hoping for !
Thank you. Can you now provide me with information that's led you to state that .........you know the kind of thing ......?documented material that's led you to that conclusion.

This isn't a pi55 take, what's led you to your conclusion ?

 

[SirGalahad]

Thank you !

That's exactly the type of reply I was hoping for !
Thank you. Can you now provide me with information that's led you to state that .........you know the kind of thing ......?documented material that's led you to that conclusion.

This isn't a pi55 take, what's led you to your conclusion ?

So your asking for evidence of this yet you post copiously bat sh!t youtube posts.

Ooooooo don't call him right wing - sure just don't act like a right winger - simples

 

[SirGalahad]

No such thing as a working class graduates, because the working class have no aspirations to better themselves.

What class are you?

 

[donrkebab]

What class are you?

Top class

 

[Ian H]

Who is this?

"He left Wales in 1942 at the age of four and was brought up initially in Brinsworth in the West Riding of Yorkshire, England. He attended Brinsworth Manor School, where in 1949 he sat but failed the 11-Plus examination to attend Rotherham Grammar School. Shortly afterwards, his family moved to Upton, Cheshire, and he attended Grange Secondary Modern School in nearby Ellesmere Port."

Bob Carolgees?