Lemmy_kilmister
Well-known member
...they see the error of their selfish ways, get a twinge of compassion, and decide to change their grasping, scraping ways?
No, neither do I.
No, neither do I.
Pretty much what Johnson and Sunak were quoted as actually having said during the COVID inquiry.They get to this line, get excited and then turn it off:
‘If they would rather die, they’d better do it, and decrease the surplus population‘
They would treat Swift's 'A Modest Proposal' as a manifesto commitment.They get to this line, get excited and then turn it off:
‘If they would rather die, they’d better do it, and decrease the surplus population‘
I think they switch over to it’s a wonderful life’ and pay homage to ‘potter’ the nasty character aspiring to own everything and keep everyone down….working hard for not very much…....they see the error of their selfish ways, get a twinge of compassion, and decide to change their grasping, scraping ways?
No, neither do I.
Post of the year thisThey view it somewhat differently to the rest of us plebs.
In Conservative world, it‘s actually a great tragedy where Scrooge starts out as a hero that they can all aspire to be, and through the course of the film he get’s corrupted and softened by evil leftists to the extent that he is transformed to a weak and feeble man who stupidly values decency and kindness over personal wealth gained through manipulating a desperate work force. It is one of the most famous tearful endings in the Conservative cinematic catalogue, as many Tories find themselves full of sadness, woe and even fear at how Scrooge fails.
I believe annual viewing is compulsory and even part of the curriculum at Eton, Charterhouse and Harrow, where it is shown to young boys in order to highlight the dangers of falling victim to evil progressive Lefty Wokeism and betraying their ‘born to rule’ mantra.