Do-gooders... Who are they?
They come out of the woodwork at any opportunity... to tell me what's right and what's wrong!
This protest for heathrow... ok so i don't agree with another runway but i dont feel the need to go and shi t in a field for a week .. i've got a bloody job to go to ... and i dont live anywhere near Nodnol.
Does the government not realise THEY are paying for all these cranks to build their village and be interviewed by any reporter who'll listen as they must all be claiming social.
DO YOU THINK IT WOULD BE MORE PRODUCTIVE TO USE THE 3RD RUNWAY LAND TO BUILD OUR OWN "GUANTANAMO" AND TORTURE THE LOT OF THEM FOR DRAINING OUR COUNTRIES RESOURCES?
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Yes, the dole heads should be locked up and whipped. A drain on resources. What do they want? A stagnant poor country with dole heads running the show?
People have the right to protest and demonstrate peaceably.They have a legitimate grievance, not one that I share but that is my own opinion. As long as the people protesting where not trying to claim benefits then I have no quarrel with them.
Do gooders won the right to vote for women (suffragettes), brought about changes in employment laws (unions) and the like.
It is thanks to 'do gooders' that we live in the tolerant society we live in, and not a dictatorship like Saudi Arabia and the like.
Do Gooders are the people who want to cover there own backs for any eventuality that may befall themselves.
I do agree with freedom of speech - and that includes freedom to protest - many people over the years have fought and died for these beliefs. We do not want to live in a dictatorship regime. However, if anyone took time off work I hope they get recognised on the telly and their wages docked. Likewise, anyone claiming dole signs on to say that are able and willing to accept work at short notice - so if they were at this demonstration they were fraudulently saying they were available for work and should have their benefit stopped.
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