By: Derrington

Derrington — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 10:36:38 +0000

Don’t think you can have One Nation when one half spends most of its time using media that calls the other half bitc*es and wh*res. Until women as taxpayers’ basic human rights to be portrayed by the mainstream men’s media as whole human beings, with opinions, feelings and lives that need to be respected, the One Nation is dead on its feet for one half of the nation. As a taxpaying female, I don’t feel that the daily violence and bigotry I receive from the other half of the nation is being tackled – at all. I for one am fed up with seeing bunch after bunch of politicians sideline the basic human rights of half the population not to be to be used and treated as bonded labour in the production of children, hit, spat on, pushed over, verbally, physically and sexually abused by the other half of the population and for it to be treated as a joke. And that’s just the schoolboys. Three women are carried out of their homes in body bags because of sexist violence and yet politicians still treat sexism as a joke and violent sexist propoganda (pornography) a freedom of speech issue. Freedom of speech cannot be used to defend freedom to tell lies about a genre of people in order to incite violence against them.

By: Martin

Martin — Thu, 04 Oct 2012 12:03:49 +0000

> I think this is wrong and I think the overwhelming majority of British people agree that an extra £42,295 to the wealthiest people in society at a time of austerity is unfair.
Plus the fact that following up wealthy tax-dodgers is totally half-hearted.
> One-Nation Labour.
I remember that a friend of mine Liverpool working-class background Classics at Oxford was deeply offended when Tony Blair said we’re all middle-class now. That is not one-nation, and Labour old and perhaps new has always been infinitely more one-nation than the Con-Dems.

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