Could this happen in Britain?

[Langweilig]

It seems the Irish are a bit annoyed with their government.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-...

Edited by Langweilig on Saturday 21st February 19:46

[Fittster]

Langweilig said:

It seems the Irish are a bit annoyed with their govermnent.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-...

Like marching ever changed anything.

[singlecoil]

Strange, according to this forum it's Brown that responsible for all the economic gloom. In Ireland it's their government. Wonder who's fault it is in France. No, don't tell me, let me guess, the French Government?

[mybrainhurts]

Cue the Daily Mail Hysterical Society....

[turbobloke]

I'd join a protest rally against Brown's incompetence as Chancellor and PM, but not under the auspices of a Trade Union organised rally with bogus bash the rich class warfare slogans. Totally the wrong target, unless you're a toytown trot.

[Demolisher 2]

turbobloke said:

with bogus bash the rich class warfare slogans.

Punishing people for being successful. What a sad society we live in .

[Jasandjules]

Ah, I heard a fellow on the news earlier say all he wants is fairness. Tax the rich more. Doesn't seem as fair to me as perhaps other solutions.. But then, I suppose I'm not the one marching (yet).

[Burgmeister]

Demolisher 2 said:

turbobloke said:

with bogus bash the rich class warfare slogans.

Punishing people for being successful. What a sad society we live in .

its not quite that simple.

[Poledriver]

Fittster said:

Like marching ever changed anything.

It depends who you are marching on!

[Demolisher 2]

Burgmeister said:

Demolisher 2 said:

turbobloke said:

with bogus bash the rich class warfare slogans.

Punishing people for being successful. What a sad society we live in .

its not quite that simple.

I don't care. I just feel like complaining today.