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Comment on 1st Brighton People’s Assembly by Foot

Foot — Wed, 22 May 2013 20:27:26 +0000

What austerity again? We are still borrowing £120 billion per year more than we earn. and the national debt is still rising by aprox £6,000 per second.

Comment on 1st Brighton People’s Assembly by Pork William

Pork William — Tue, 21 May 2013 21:08:51 +0000

What a dreadful bunch of ne’er do wells; no doubt Caroline ’5 Homes’ Lucas will be in attendance.

I imagine any Brightonian of good charachter will stay well-away from this bunch of ruffians

Comment on Jason Kitcat responds to the Green Party’s policy on pay modernisation by jq mark

jq mark — Mon, 20 May 2013 08:55:18 +0000

matthew is it wise to announce that on the internet? as alternative manoevering may then take place. the surest way to remove the greens would be an agreement between labour and the consertives backed by an outside force in the community. the time for that was during the council tax rise debates in 2012 where some greens actually didnt want to remain in power if they couldnt pass the budget unamended. i dont see how labour and the torys can form an agreement now with the implications for national politics it would represent. the only way out of this equal pay saga i can see is for the council to take the power back off the officers and for a post consultation negotitation between the greens, labour and the unions on a deal.

Comment on Greens win cross-party support for 20mph speed limit in Brighton & Hove by Scrapper Duncan

Scrapper Duncan — Sun, 19 May 2013 11:46:35 +0000

I’ve published your deliberately offensive comment despite it breaching my comments policy because it is representative of a number of comments made along similar lines.

Walking speeds vary between 2 and 5 miles an hour.

I’m not rich. I just started a job which involves driving all over Brighton & Hove, to collect waste cooking oil for The Big Lemon, which uses it to fuel its buses. It isn’t hard to slow down to 20mph in our city, it is easy, so long as you can control your vehicle and your emotions. If you can’t, you shouldn’t drive.

I’m currently working on a private scheme to catch people breaking the new law and have them prosecuted. That will provide you with an extra incentive!

Comment on Greens win cross-party support for 20mph speed limit in Brighton & Hove by Jamie

Jamie — Fri, 17 May 2013 21:16:02 +0000

The rich wanker who wrote this article is an absolute moron with no brains. I take it he doesn’t drive anywhere as he would be a bit more understanding about sticking a 20mph speed limit in a major city where no one gives a fuck about it and will break it regardless. 30mph is just right in Hove and Brighton, any slower would be ridiculous. Everyone who drives understands how hard it is to stick to a speed like this – especially seeing as most people walk faster.

Comment on Mock Exam #1: City & Guilds 2382-12 17th Edition Wiring Regulations BS7671:2008 by David

David — Fri, 17 May 2013 14:37:06 +0000

Thanks

Comment on Old School Cycling: review of Sport-Cam.co.uk – bullet cam sold under false name with fault and parts missing by jibber

jibber — Fri, 17 May 2013 12:06:38 +0000

We bought 2 Mini HD2 cameras from them which proved faulty. Still chasing them after 4 weeks of no replies. Dont buy from them !!!!!!!!

Comment on Brighton & Hove Green Party speaks out against Jason Kitcat’s pay negotiation strategy by Uni of York Greens condemn Brighton pay cuts | March the Fury

Uni of York Greens condemn Brighton pay cuts | March the Fury — Mon, 13 May 2013 09:02:59 +0000

[...] never have been the means for doing this, and many Greens – possibly the majority, both in Brighton and nationally – condemn the cuts to pay. A similar motion to the one posted below is expected [...]

Comment on Pioneering ‘no eviction’ proposals become Green Council policy by Tom

Tom — Sun, 12 May 2013 18:06:34 +0000

i.e. we will still invoice you, demand payment from you, take you to court and directly deduct payments from your subsistence benefits, we just won’t evict you.

‘Gesture politics’ springs to mind. Kind of expect more from the Greens.

Comment on English mystic obsessed with Scotland’s Stone of Destiny: John Anthony Hill by scrapperduncan

scrapperduncan — Sun, 12 May 2013 16:12:27 +0000

Thanks for your comment. No need to shout individual words though.

“The lack of wisdom and understanding displayed …” Wisdom’s got nothing to do with this. That’s just a poor quality rhetorical device. If you’re going to accuse me of deceit however, that’s a different matter. Are we to take your word for your claims? Links to hard evidence would be good. It seems unlikely that you’re going to be able to find any for the ancient Israelite’s preferred choice of rocks. Most importantly people at the time of its temporary hiding seemed to think the Scottish Stone of Destiny looked pretty much the same as after.

A coronation oath in England cannot be a contract of any kind. It could in Scotland. Just wanting that to be true does not make so. Even if you want it to be true so bad that it hurts. Are you in pain?

Breach of contract does not invalidate anything. It entitles those who the breach is against to a series of remedies, which is mostly claimed as cash compensation. The contract persists unless it is a breach of a fundamental term of the contract and the injured party wishes to end the contract as a consequence. Again, just because you want the law to be what you want, that doesn’t make it so. You can’t link to up to date legal text books to justify your wild claim because it is a load of bollocks.

As for your last paragraph, you seem to have trailed off? Well, good luck with your crappy life.