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for being white and non-muslim going about his business in his own country. Anyone know where I can get cheap taupalins to take out to Calais to those poor 'refugees' whilst they wait to get over here? Nothing racist or islamaphobic about this post but go on you shameful apologists - make your usual disgraceful comments and complaints before this gets taken off by the liberals that administer it.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There! You See Old_Bloke? THAT'S how you do it. > You parody yourself so utterly that it isn't even > worth anyone calling you an ignorant, bigoted, > paranoid, half-witted, brain-dead tw*t. > > Live and learn eh? So no one is allowed to have a different view from you? Stupid idiot.

old_bloke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why is it all these yuppie types think someone is > angry because they express an opinion > > "Wow, you really are angry" > > Really? > > Just saddened by the demise of the working classes > to be replaced by people who come on forums and > use !wow" and "awesome! or other similar upper > class sayings > > Lots of the answer on here rather prove my point > especially when you read claims of having "lived > here all my life" > > Yeah all right I don't know how long ago you moved away OLD BLOKE but the old working classes have largely been moved on. There are no pubs left in Lordship Lane anymore (not in the sense that you or I would recognise) however, there is still one pub left on Crystal Paleace Rd (The Castle). Sadly, last year one of the last traditional businesses (Callows locksmiths) was pushed out due to rent and rates increases. I think it has been replaced with another organic shop selling placenta bread or whatever for the mums to get stuff for josh and jemima's packed lunches. Sadly, LL is now like a poor man's version of Islington desperately trying to be something it isn't and all the restaurants are grossly over-rated and over-priced without exception. That's progress I suppose and it is what the new people demand. I don't mind them or object to their presence, it's their politics that makes me want to vomit. Having supported Dulwich Hamlet for nearly 50 years, I'm about to stop going. It's like attending a Jeremy Corbyn garden party and the "Refugees Welcome" and "Collection For Calais" business is truly sickening. Don't these retarded imbeciles read newspapers or watch documentaries? Absolute disgrace to this country the lot of them and everyone of them is a 'Not In My Back Yard' hypocrite.

Sue Wrote: > What a very unpleasant post. I am entitled to have my own viewpoint. It is what is known as a democracy.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, not in Southwark. - So, not, in fact, > 'anywhere they choose', then, despite your earlier > protestation. > > And your ignorance suggests you know very little > about the subject. There are many 'green' > alternatives to cremation - not the least freezing > and fracture (using liquid nitrogen) - then using > the resultant granules as mulch. You are clearly > not aware that people (survivors) who do chose > cremation often wish still to memorialise and > visit the 'graves' of their loved ones - even > where ashes and not bodies are interred. Burials > (all obsequies) are for the living, not the dead. > What I see from you is a rather nasty streak of > prejudice (your references to Israel and Mecca) of > which, frankly, you should be ashamed. Islam and > Judaism are by no means the only religions or > sects who choose burial. Very many Christians > (particularly Catholics) also are unhappy about > cremation. How is that prejudice pray tell? Jews and muslims were mentioned as examples by an earlier poster and that is why I mentioned those two places. The same comment applies to all religions be they catholic, CoE, hindu, sihk whatever. Jesus Christ, don't be so precious. In my opinion, there is no place for cemeteries in modern Britain - we simply do not have the room. I am mixed race by the way and my mother came to this country as an immigrant in the 50's so don't make yourself look even sillier with all your usual 'racist' rubbish. I respect all religions and faiths and the rights of all those who choose to follow them but your post is simply absurd. Hypothetically, if someone's faith dictates that they should be buried within 1 square metre of their birthplace then that is clearly very, very, very wrong and has no place in our society. In such circumstances, we would have to close down every SINGLE hospital in the country on a MONTHLY basis and turn the site into a cemetery and build brand new hospitals on brand new sites every MONTH just to accommodate that insane religious belief. Is that what you are advocating? What an idiotic, imbecilic and downright disgraceful viewpoint you hold. Next you will be telling us that if, hypothetically, a particular religion deems that it's menfolk should be allowed to take 10 YEAR OLD CHILDREN as their BRIDES and commit legalised peadophillia, we should abandon the rights of those CHILDREN and change our laws to fit in with their disgusting filthy depraved practices JUST BECAUSE THEIR RELIGION SAYS IT IS OK when everyone else on this planet knows that it ISN'T. Of course that is just a hypothetical situation and there is no religion on earth that promotes such vile and filthy practices... oh, hold on a minute. Take a good look at yourself in the mirror you ill-informed, pretentious disgrace to mankind before you start slinging horse manure in my direction.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'll be dusting down my scarf and headed to Lewes > on the 12th. Christmas build up away day.... Another 3 easy points I reckon mate. Lewes is a bit of a boring 'old peoples home' type of place though mate so I won't be hanging around for long after the game. There are a few good shops down there though and I can personally recommend Les's Organic Produce Store on the high street. His dwarf beans are to die for.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Those whose religions dictate otherwise should be > buried in Israel/Mecca or wherever they choose. > > Southwark? No, not in Southwark. Not anywhere in the UK. Cremation should be compulsory in the UK in my opinion. Our population is increasing by over 360,000 pa from immigration alone. Burial is a luxury we can no longer afford and cremation is a perfectly acceptable and only real alternative. Like I say, if the deceased practices some faith that requires otherwise, then he/she should go to the place that dictates this. Alternatively, I have no objection to people like you handing over your gardens to them if you feel so strongly about it.

Cemeteries were all well and good 3 centuries ago when we had the space and a manageable population but, now, they are simply impractical. All bodies should be cremated full stop. Those whose religions dictate otherwise should be buried in Israel/Mecca or wherever they choose. Such burials should be at the sole and entire cost of the deceased/family and should receive no funding from the taxpayer whatsoever.

stephen509 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My wife was at the Adventure Playground the other > day with her nephews. > > She got talking with some other parents of some of > the kids, and apparently the council are planning > on closing the playground! > > And not just this one, possibly all the other > Adventure Playgrounds and Youth Clubs in > Southwark! > > I don?t know how true this is, has anyone else > heard anything? > > It would be a shame, I?ve been there a few times, > its seems like a great space for the children to > play. I understand its been there for years! Yes for over 50 years I think (I certainly remember playing there as a child in the 60's). Sadly, parkland and playgrounds are luxuries that we simply can no longer afford with our population completely spiraling out of control and the pressures on housing that has caused. I think that they should close it and redevelop it into high-rise social housing for those poor unfortunate 18-35 year old single male refugees at Calais. We really ought to do the same with the swimming baths and leisure centre and convert that for their use too as a holding centre whilst some of you on here arrange for permanent accommodation to be built for them in your gardens which the government should compulsorily purchase for a nominal sum (it's for a great cause after all). What say you judith.arkwright@hot?

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