Ploughperson's Lunch!

The right love nothing more to be completely outraged by something that wont impact anyone in the slightest, this being yet another example

Noticed the mail had a story naming the pub which had caused a pile on from their Facebook page. Imagine being so outraged by such an insignificant thing

Cant wait for the annual fake story about Christmas being cancelled to really get their blood boiling
 
JM14 said:
The right love nothing more to be completely outraged by something that wont impact anyone in the slightest, this being yet another example

Noticed the mail had a story naming the pub which had caused a pile on from their Facebook page. Imagine being so outraged by such an insignificant thing

Cant wait for the annual fake story about Christmas being cancelled to really get their blood boiling
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My favourite one is "you can't even say Christmas anymore"

Regarding the pub, ignoring the fact it's a wind up anyway, what business is it of other people what a pub put on their menu?
 
Pembroke said:
If he was not part of a metropolitan elite he would know thats just silly.

Yokels know a Ploughmans is bread cheese and pickle.
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The ploughperson’s (which costs £12.50) features cheese from Devon, ham roasted with molasses and English mustard, picked onions, chutney and sourdough bread. It has been on the menu for a couple of years and has occasionally raised a smile or prompted a chat – but there had been no outcry until now.
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Unravel_Morrison said:
The term Gammon has been in use since the 1830s so it is unlikely to change that much in 20 years.
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surely it would have to be applicable to an entire race, not just a subsection. In fact I would guess you can get multiple races that can display this colouration change when angry. Surely you could get someone of chinese or indian or south american heritage that could flush so easily when they see a Guardian headline.

Ergo, not a racist phrase. I don't use it myself mind, I think there are better terms for those types of people like c...s
 
JM14 said:
The right love nothing more to be completely outraged by something that wont impact anyone in the slightest, this being yet another example

Noticed the mail had a story naming the pub which had caused a pile on from their Facebook page. Imagine being so outraged by such an insignificant thing

Cant wait for the annual fake story about Christmas being cancelled to really get their blood boiling
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Agree 100%
 
BoroMart said:
surely it would have to be applicable to an entire race, not just a subsection. In fact I would guess you can get multiple races that can display this colouration change when angry. Surely you could get someone of chinese or indian or south american heritage that could flush so easily when they see a Guardian headline.

Ergo, not a racist phrase. I don't use it myself mind, I think there are better terms for those types of people like c...s
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That's a lot of people to hate, mostly poor people. Why does that not suprise me.

The faux left.
 
Never mind the ploughpersons lunch, I am offended by the term Chicken Parmo.

The first 2 letters of Parmo indicate father and therefore male gender when the chicken may be female or even identify as a quail or guinea fowl. I think its about time this was recognised by law and the dishes name should be changed to something like ‘a non-binarymo’
 
Frozen Horse said:
Can't say I'm a huge fan of wind up, but since it's RWNJs, I'll allow myself a chuckle at this.
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Shooting fish in a barrel, winding up the RWNJ army but it really should become a national sport. Or an International sport so foreigners can join in for a double hit
 
Nano said:
Let's be honest. There are snowflakes on either side of this argument. There is the permanently offended on other's behalf and the other side are offended by any slight change. It is tribal. Every change is seen as a win/loss and vice versa any refusal to change. I'd predict most people are in the middle and don't get upset by things either way. Of course, there are more headlines in the extremes so that is where the noise is made. It doesn't help that businesses, MPs etc pander to these headlines either.

The best example is when businesses change their logos to rainbows for pride week. It is clearly a publicity stunt because their Middle Eastern branches don't follow suit because it wouldn't go down well with their customers. The right wingers find themselves in a funny situation where they are conflicted by praising the Middle Eastern countries for not giving in whilst also hating them for not being progressive when they come and live here.
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The middle east must be such a tough one for the gammonalia: They have to hate them in terms of race, religion, and geographic location. Yet they have the same feelings when it comes to Women's rights, progressive views and capital punishment. It must be tought to "hate" someone when you act exactly the same way as them.
 
It is a 20th century invention to sell British cheese.

My choice would be fresh chunk of crusty bread, Wensleydale and Cheddar cheeses with some tangy pickle an apple and a bit of salad. Much as I like ham it has no place on MY ploughperson's platter
 
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