The Folly of Blaming the EU For Everything - as Told by Bojo

[DeppityDawg]

Bugger Bognor, although to be fair, there is plenty of that in Brighton as well 

   

[Sheepy]

Oh alright then, can we actually blame the EU for anything? I think not, we wouldn't want to dampen their egos.

[Streetwalker]

Bugger Bognor, although to be fair, there is plenty of that in Brighton as well 

I got banned from a football forum once for making very much the same suggestion 

[T00ts]

That's fine T00ts we all have our different beliefs and TBH what I expected you'd say.

I do hate to let folk down! 

[Borg Refinery]

I blame the EU!

[Borchester]

Old gits trading ideas about the best way to commit euthanasia between Brighton and Bognor, fantastic. You can't say folks lack inspiration... if they can remember what they were talking about that is.

Bugger Bognor, although to be fair, there is plenty of that in Brighton as well 

[cromwell]

Old gits trading ideas about the best way to commit euthanasia between Brighton and Bognor, fantastic. You can't say folks lack inspiration... if they can remember what they were talking about that is.

Half past two 

[Borg Refinery]

Old gits trading ideas about the best way to commit euthanasia between Brighton and Bognor, fantastic. You can't say folks lack inspiration... if they can remember what they were talking about that is.

[cromwell]

The deaths are running at about 43,000,

25% had dementia, which had to be a release for more than 10,000 families.

OK so if I proposed a law that said in the event I or anyone else who wanted to avoid the worse of dementia (and yes I would)  or certain other conditions which made me a burden on my family I would be entitled in law to euthanasia and a point of my choice would you back that?

I can't see anything wrong with that Ollie, but I don't see why you need a law. It rather smacks of the poor old me, the state should take care of my problems thinking that bedevils our society. Surely all this can be avoided simply by taking a one way trip to Geneva?

Well several points some maybe to ill to make the trip,others accompanying relatives have had to go through the possibility of being in court for assisting suicide,lastly why is it poor me or expecting the state to take care of anything other than to allow people if they so choose to die at home in peace with no repercussions for their nearest also why should you have to travel to Switzerland,what's wrong with Bognor,Bolton or any other bloody place here at home.

[Borchester]

The deaths are running at about 43,000,

25% had dementia, which had to be a release for more than 10,000 families.

OK so if I proposed a law that said in the event I or anyone else who wanted to avoid the worse of dementia (and yes I would)  or certain other conditions which made me a burden on my family I would be entitled in law to euthanasia and a point of my choice would you back that?

I can't see anything wrong with that Ollie, but I don't see why you need a law. It rather smacks of the poor old me, the state should take care of my problems thinking that bedevils our society. Surely all this can be avoided simply by taking a one way trip to Geneva?

[Borg Refinery]

The deaths are running at about 43,000,

25% had dementia, which had to be a release for more than 10,000 families.

OK so if I proposed a law that said in the event I or anyone else who wanted to avoid the worse of dementia (and yes I would)  or certain other conditions which made me a burden on my family I would be entitled in law to euthanasia and a point of my choice would you back that?

"Die for the DOW" as they say in the USA. Sacrifice those ungrateful pensioners who are a burden.

Hey, the young will be old one day and we can sacrifice them too so the Upper Crust can save even more dosh and live to 110 or something, whereas those in poor care homes ought to die off...

[cromwell]

The deaths are running at about 43,000,

25% had dementia, which had to be a release for more than 10,000 families.

OK so if I proposed a law that said in the event I or anyone else who wanted to avoid the worse of dementia (and yes I would)  or certain other conditions which made me a burden on my family I would be entitled in law to euthanasia and a point of my choice would you back that?

No I couldn't. Our moment of death is not ours to choose.

That's fine T00ts we all have our different beliefs and TBH what I expected you'd say.

[T00ts]

The deaths are running at about 43,000,

25% had dementia, which had to be a release for more than 10,000 families.

OK so if I proposed a law that said in the event I or anyone else who wanted to avoid the worse of dementia (and yes I would)  or certain other conditions which made me a burden on my family I would be entitled in law to euthanasia and a point of my choice would you back that?

No I couldn't. Our moment of death is not ours to choose.

[cromwell]

The deaths are running at about 43,000,

25% had dementia, which had to be a release for more than 10,000 families.

OK so if I proposed a law that said in the event I or anyone else who wanted to avoid the worse of dementia (and yes I would)  or certain other conditions which made me a burden on my family I would be entitled in law to euthanasia and a point of my choice would you back that?

[Barry]

There is nothing wrong with giving politicians a good kick uo the arse if they do or do not deserve one, but I think I will stay with Goldilocks for a bit longer.

Me too, but I think he'll be gone next year, once we are free from the EU, which I don't blame for everything, but just 99%.