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  1. Ack

    Acky New Member

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    RE: 6 Million !!?? - where did you get that from? nt

    Trisha's viewing figures! Like der-hurr! :D
     
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    Sorry Acky

    but the passage reads like a manual in 'How to create a religion' ( catholic maybe) and social control. I can't make the leap to where it fits into the Social Security system in GB.
     
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    Get the lazy sods doing some graft

    and the lazy gits on long term sick and the fake incapcity benefit claimers.

    I could see some WMCs going bust with the lack of trade.

    Peel Square will be empty, the pigeons will have the town centre to themselves.
     
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    RE: Sorry Acky

    It's a passage taken from Dostoevsky's 'The Brothers Karazimov' in which The Grand Inquisitor talks to Christ. It's essentially about freedom and human nature, which when you look at what social security is and what it could be, then in my view it's very relevant.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grand_Inquisitor
     
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