Old films of British life...
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Er yeah, that's why I disagreed that 'life was better'.
Although to be fair, I never had TB, ringworm, polio or an abortion, back street or otherwise.
This one reminded me of the old joke "I haven't laughed so much since me mum caught her left tit in the mangle"
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Not often I agree with you but I do on this.
Rose tinted specs are ok but I don't think many would give up what they take for granted now, to go back to those days
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House prices were better too.
But strangely you support muslims who force their women to walk around dressed as letterboxes. What an absolutely bonkers set of blatant double standards. Liberals must be racist as they don't notice or care about the sufferings of women from other races.
But that's liberals - full of hypocrisy and thwanked by his two co-conspirators.
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Growing up in the 70s/80s we knew all our near neighbours. When my parents bought their house new in 1961 the gardens were unmaid/not landscaped. All the neighbours pitched in and laboured to get each others' plots turned into proper gardens.
Now wouldn't have a clue who the neighbours are. Lot of them are tenants and they come and go without any interest in those around them. Very insular. Some are foreigners with poor English. But according to the know fck all liberals on here - that's just nostalgia and things weren't better.
Another attempt to bring back the good old days when everyone was allwhite and knew their place.
Splineless needs a history lesson: From Oswald Mosley’s Blackshirts in the 1930s through to the National Front, the British National party and the English Defence League, the far right in Britain has been part of the political landscape for decades. Now anti-immigration sentiment is moving closer to the mainstream and far right extremism is a growing cause for concern.
Splineless needs a history lesson: From Oswald Mosley’s Blackshirts in the 1930s through to the National Front, the British National party and the English Defence League, the far right in Britain has been part of the political landscape for decades. Now anti-immigration sentiment is moving closer to the mainstream and far right extremism is a growing cause for concern.
England, whose England?
...funded by Counterblast Film Fund. This documentary may be hard to watch due to racist and anti-immigrant language used by many throughout; illustrating the level of rhetoric exploited by far right groups in the 60s and 70s. They still say the same things 50 years ago as they do today.
The difference is people like Spline sound like his grandad, yearning for a country lost to time. He still can't see and fails to recognise the real reason our country is not the 'green and pleasant land' it once was. Can you guess what it is?
That’s because the rich keep buying farms like Clarkson.
Farmland is now very expensive making meat dearer
Oh and Brexit has made meat dearer
Poor Spline votes for capitalism, moans when it succeeds. Muppetry in action.
Yeah because right wing politics flogged all the council houses and made property an investment opportunity.
I expect Richard Tice owns loads of the houses around your way, while he pays no taxes in Dubai.
R&C easily conned
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If like to see all this support that keeps getting mentioned
Right or wrong. Some of our problems arise from sticking our noses into other countries affairs. Is it right how they treat some people ? No. Is it better to force our views on them ?
And that's the rwr for you. It's always somebody else's faultBut that's liberals - full of hypocrisy and thwanked by his two co-conspirators.
you mean back in the 1960s abd 1970s before Thatcherism flogged everything to private ownership.
U.K. owns nothing now, it’s just a foreign owned entity where the rich suck ever more money out of us.
