Poor Russell Brand

[SPS]

Can't someone put him in a padded cell ffs!
Nunc est bibendum

Edited by SPS on Thursday 2nd July 17:27

[sirtyro]

Guam said:

And he is at it again, this time about tomorrows minute silence!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3147144/Ru...

He's not that bright either is he....when was the last time the UK made an AK47?! I'm sure the weapon used in this instance was originally sourced from Russia.

[nigelpugh7]

Guam said:

And he is at it again, this time about tomorrows minute silence!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3147144/Ru...

Am I not the only one who is enraged and disgusted about this twunt and his malaligned political views?

If ever there was a British person who deserves a public execution, then it is RB!

Heck I would even pay good money to see him thrown off a building and plunge to a painful death, whilst we all watched on, no wait, some factions are doing that already, but I think for Mr Brand the queue to throw him off the tower would be huge!

[Impasse]

He boasted that he'd go and live in Syria if someone gave him a first class air ticket. So a Go Fund Me page was started. Give generously, but have some sympathy for Syria.

Mail clicky

[Oakey]

Impasse said:

He boasted that he'd go and live in Syria if someone gave him a first class air ticket. So a Go Fund Me page was started. Give generously, but have some sympathy for Syria.

Mail clicky

Typical fking socialist, expecting someone else to pay

[jmorgan]

Rocket up the jacksee and a trip to Syria..... well, combine the two.

[sirtyro]

Impasse said:

He boasted that he'd go and live in Syria if someone gave him a first class air ticket. So a Go Fund Me page was started. Give generously, but have some sympathy for Syria.

Mail clicky

Man of the people wanting first class....shows you everything really doesn't it

[FiF]

Can't we club together on condition that the oik isn't let back in after his passport is voided?

There's enough people think he's enough of an unwanted gobste it would only be 10p each. 20p and we could arrange someone out there to sort him out.

[PoleDriver]

Impasse said:

He boasted that he'd go and live in Syria if someone gave him a first class air ticket. So a Go Fund Me page was started. Give generously, but have some sympathy for Syria.

Mail clicky

Donated!

[Axionknight]

I'll remortgage the house and charter a fking private plane, providing he leaves his internet connecting devices here in the UK.

[TheExcession]

Guam said:

And he is at it again, this time about tomorrows minute silence!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3147144/Ru...

Personally I think he is absolutely right. I don't particularly like his style or politics but on this point he is spot on

RB said:

Now what's the truth behind their terrible Tunisia massacre? On Friday we'll be holding one minute's silence.

Does that mean anything or is it just an empty, hollow gesture, part of a general policy of bulls***, so that our government can continue selling arms around the world and perpetuating a cycle where its own needs are met.

If we want to attack the problem at its source this is the source,

Stop bombing those foreign countries.

Stop selling arms to countries on your own human rights abuse list. You have got to stop perpetuating the problem.

It is utterly hollow and meaningless to hold a minutes silence under these circumstances, it fixes nothing, and is NOTHING more than a gesture of 'Oh fk we have to be seen to be doing something without actually doing anything at all.'

Hundreds of thousands are killed in these 'terrorist atrocities' all over the world and yet because some of the victims are British it appears 'sweat and fitting' to stand in silence for a minute and lament. (How many minutes do we need?)

"Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" is the problem, and the sooner we can prove there is no God involved, get all these delinquent idiots on board, stop the reckless spending and investment in killing each other and actually just agree we are all humans living on a big ball or rock the better we will all be for it.

[eharding]

TheExcession said:

"Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" is the problem, and the sooner we can prove there is no God involved

What has the former got to do with the latter?

[TheExcession]

Axionknight said:

I'll remortgage the house and charter a fking private plane, providing he leaves his internet connecting devices here in the UK.

Yeah... but honestly that is not going to happen is it? So ergo, you're just as bad as him really - full of st, spouting off.

The only difference is occasionally he (Brand) seems to get it half right, you however... well... you haven't really thought your plan properly through have you?

[Axionknight]

TheExcession said:

Axionknight said:

I'll remortgage the house and charter a fking private plane, providing he leaves his internet connecting devices here in the UK.

Yeah... but honestly that is not going to happen is it? So ergo, you're just as bad as him really - full of st, spouting off.

The only difference is occasionally he (Brand) seems to get it half right, you however... well... you haven't really thought your plan properly through have you?

Certainly, we have a large amount of equity in the property which I feel we could comfortably release, I could use those funds to charter a plane, which he would be on, although, now I think on it - perhaps that isn't actually first class.

It's almost as simple as you are, but far less angry.

[TheExcession]

eharding said:

TheExcession said:

"Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" is the problem, and the sooner we can prove there is no God involved

What has the former got to do with the latter?

Sorry but you'll need to explain your question a bit more.

But I'll take a quick guess and assume you are asking why is it OK to die for one cause and not the other? i.e. one's country or one's God?

If I'm wrong just please ask again.

My essential point is there should be no reason to die for any cause at all.

[TheExcession]

Axionknight said:

TheExcession said:

Axionknight said:

I'll remortgage the house and charter a fking private plane, providing he leaves his internet connecting devices here in the UK.

Yeah... but honestly that is not going to happen is it? So ergo, you're just as bad as him really - full of st, spouting off.

The only difference is occasionally he (Brand) seems to get it half right, you however... well... you haven't really thought your plan properly through have you?

Certainly, we have a large amount of equity in the property which I feel we could comfortably release, I could use those funds to charter a plane, which he would be on, although, now I think on it - perhaps that isn't actually first class.

It's almost as simple as you are, but far less angry.

I want to delete what I wrote earlier which was this

[i]
OK sorry I approached this from completely the wrong angle.

What part of what he's said has made you so upset that you would actually do the sums to allegedly get him "out of here".[/i]


And just respond to this:

"Certainly, we have a large amount of equity in the property which I feel we could comfortably release"

And of course

EXCELLENT - go off and deal with RB with your significant equity and leave me alone!

Edited by TheExcession on Saturday 4th July 23:03

[eharding]

TheExcession said:

My essential point is there should be no reason to die for any cause at all.

In a perfect Utopia, clearly not. But humanity exists - as you may have observed - in something far short of a Utopia.

You may not subscribe to the concept that ultimate personal sacrifice to benefit society as a whole is without reason - you do, however, continue to enjoy the freedoms bestowed by those who took the opposite view.

The problem arises over the definition of what benefits society as a whole.

[Axionknight]

Perhaps I'm just willing to spend a significant portion of my own money to gain public recognition over the subject, perhaps, deep down, I'm just as attention seeking, puerile, desperate and fame hungry as Brand is.

One difference is I'm not so self important as to believe that I cost Labour the election in favour of the Tories with my virtual rants.

I don't have millions of quid in the bank or hobknob around in "high society" whilst pretending to be a man of the people either, sorry, just a four bedroomed house and a Renault Clio. But, I too could make a difference and make the UK a better place, with the say so of Clydesdale Bank, of course,

[Axionknight]

Oh, I almost forgot, I don't sell things in the name of chairty, with that charity being another of my empires branches.

But if I did, I'd sell them for sixty quid, whilst having them made in Bangladesh for a pittance and less than the local living wage, just like you know who.

Wanna know why I'd do that? Because capitalism is BAD!

In fairness though, I wouldn't mind sticking it in Katy Perry, gotta hand that one to him.

Edited by Axionknight on Saturday 4th July 23:11

[TheExcession]

eharding said:

TheExcession said:

My essential point is there should be no reason to die for any cause at all.

In a perfect Utopia, clearly not. But humanity exists - as you may have observed - in something far short of a Utopia.

You may not subscribe to the concept that ultimate personal sacrifice to benefit society as a whole is without reason - you do, however, continue to enjoy the freedoms bestowed by those who took the opposite view.

The problem arises over the definition of what benefits society as a whole.

At last some sensible contribution.

It wrecks my head! Where is the fix?

PH boils over on smacking a child, but we don't boil over the fact that societies build weapons and drop them on the children that we are not getting upset about smacking.

It's just utterly utterly utterly ludicrous.

And much as I hate to admit it Brand is absolutely right, you cannot put in place laws about what is and isn't correct for our children whilst you are dropping bombs on other people's kids.