The increasingly rapid demise of our Country
Discussion
Colonial said:
You are a whinger.
Once you move to NZ or Canada you will become just another expat whingeing about how much better the UK was.
no i think Canada is much better!Once you move to NZ or Canada you will become just another expat whingeing about how much better the UK was.
only thing i miss is the bike rides with my mates, unfortunately the advent of the unmarked police bike ruined that!
What's wrong with the UK is the whiney f
king wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining.
The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to fk off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.
king wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining. The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to f
k off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.CommanderJameson said:
Tonberry said:
It really isn't my problem as I don't have any children yet (and hopefully never will while residing in this Country) plus I'm also emmigrating to Canada or New Zealand in about 5 years.
You'll be as miserable there as you are here.HTH
yes there are problems everywhere, but the change of lifestyle is remarkable and life is less devoted to the rat race!
SplatSpeed said:
CommanderJameson said:
Tonberry said:
It really isn't my problem as I don't have any children yet (and hopefully never will while residing in this Country) plus I'm also emmigrating to Canada or New Zealand in about 5 years.
You'll be as miserable there as you are here.HTH
yes there are problems everywhere, but the change of lifestyle is remarkable and life is less devoted to the rat race!
ds are miserable wherever they go; it's just that what they moan about changes.CommanderJameson said:
SplatSpeed said:
CommanderJameson said:
Tonberry said:
It really isn't my problem as I don't have any children yet (and hopefully never will while residing in this Country) plus I'm also emmigrating to Canada or New Zealand in about 5 years.
You'll be as miserable there as you are here.HTH
yes there are problems everywhere, but the change of lifestyle is remarkable and life is less devoted to the rat race!
ds are miserable wherever they go; it's just that what they moan about changes.
el stovey said:
What's wrong with the UK is the whiney fking wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining.
The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to fk off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.
Frankly, this "head in the sand" attitude is equally to blame for the country's demise. Of course we could carry on as if nothing was wrong and ignore the increasing problems and not complain - It is after all the easy option and the "British" way. However, people are just fed-up with it and have resorted to voicing their disapproval.king wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining. The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to f
k off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.The fact is, the number of "crappy parts" have increased exponentially over the past 30 years and the number of "nice" parts are steadily being destroyed by ignorant scum. We need to reverse this decline and voicing opinion will work eventually........
Naga said:
el stovey said:
What's wrong with the UK is the whiney fking wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining.
The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to fk off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.
Frankly, this "head in the sand" attitude is equally to blame for the country's demise. Of course we could carry on as if nothing was wrong and ignore the increasing problems and not complain - It is after all the easy option and the "British" way. However, people are just fed-up with it and have resorted to voicing their disapproval.king wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining. The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to f
k off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.The fact is, the number of "crappy parts" have increased exponentially over the past 30 years and the number of "nice" parts are steadily being destroyed by ignorant scum. We need to reverse this decline and voicing opinion will work eventually........
Bing o said:
Naga said:
el stovey said:
What's wrong with the UK is the whiney fking wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining.
The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to fk off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.
Frankly, this "head in the sand" attitude is equally to blame for the country's demise. Of course we could carry on as if nothing was wrong and ignore the increasing problems and not complain - It is after all the easy option and the "British" way. However, people are just fed-up with it and have resorted to voicing their disapproval.king wingers that can't find the good in anything they have around them and are always dissatisfied and dragging everyone else down with their incessant complaining. The UK is a great place to live. Of course there are crappy parts but If you live in a crappy part of it get a new job and move somewhere nicer or somewhere you might like. Get some new hobbies or a new partner or find something you enjoy doing and stop being so miserable.
It's great that those genuinely unhappy actually have the gumption to f
k off abroad but why on earth do they still feel the need to come on here complaining about the UK? FFS move on. NOBODY WANTS TO HEAR IT.The fact is, the number of "crappy parts" have increased exponentially over the past 30 years and the number of "nice" parts are steadily being destroyed by ignorant scum. We need to reverse this decline and voicing opinion will work eventually........
Eric Mc said:
There is nothing more annoying than an ex-pat who whinges at the UK from afar.
Part of the reason they do this is because they want to justify the reasons why they moved abroad.
Part of the reason they do this is because they want to justify the reasons why they moved abroad.
turbobloke said:
???
The OP has Birmingham UK in their profile.
I think he's on about all the ex-pats weighing in with their opinion later, FWIW I agree. I don't care why any of them left and their prognostications on the UK from whichever dump they moved to are unwelcome, irrelevant and utterly predictable.The OP has Birmingham UK in their profile.
turbobloke said:
Views from abroad after the recent riots were beamed around the world are not entirely favourable whether from ex-pats or not. Everybody is entitled to an opinion whether they live here, lived here once, or never lived here.
Of course - but as we all know, forming opinions based on news reports in the media will mean those opinions will be based on limited information.As I said early, when a person has made a fundamental decision regarding their life, they will often look to outside sources to reinforce that decsion and to help re-affirm that the decsion they made was the right one.
Eric Mc said:
There is nothing more annoying than an ex-pat who whinges at the UK from afar.
Part of the reason they do this is because they want to justify the reasons why they moved abroad.
I whinged at the UK when I lived there, and I continue to whinge at it now. Probably a bit less now I'm not funding scumbags to rob from me. Part of the reason they do this is because they want to justify the reasons why they moved abroad.
Like it or not, the recent riots were global news - probably because of the global view of the British stiff upper lip, civility etc unlike those ghastly continentals. Like it or not, there is something rather unpleasant lurking at the heart of english society, the sense of entitlement and blame culture is insipid and ever-present. The general celebrity worship and aping of some of the less pleasant aspects of US gang/prison/rap culture, the casual brutality and violence, the lack of respect whilst not being new, are in my opinion getting worse.
I like the UK, the variety, the countryside and the history. But it is infested with a very peculiar and unpleasant form of life that I've been fortunate to avoid on my travels. Happily I don't think that it would take much to sort it out, but the apologist media would never countenance what is required to be done.
Bing o said:
Eric Mc said:
There is nothing more annoying than an ex-pat who whinges at the UK from afar.
Part of the reason they do this is because they want to justify the reasons why they moved abroad.
I whinged at the UK when I lived there, and I continue to whinge at it now. Probably a bit less now I'm not funding scumbags to rob from me. Part of the reason they do this is because they want to justify the reasons why they moved abroad.
Like it or not, the recent riots were global news - probably because of the global view of the British stiff upper lip, civility etc unlike those ghastly continentals. Like it or not, there is something rather unpleasant lurking at the heart of english society, the sense of entitlement and blame culture is insipid and ever-present. The general celebrity worship and aping of some of the less pleasant aspects of US gang/prison/rap culture, the casual brutality and violence, the lack of respect whilst not being new, are in my opinion getting worse.
I like the UK, the variety, the countryside and the history. But it is infested with a very peculiar and unpleasant form of life that I've been fortunate to avoid on my travels. Happily I don't think that it would take much to sort it out, but the apologist media would never countenance what is required to be done.
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