Moderation Martyrs and Outsiders and Unfocused Rage01 Apr 2010 09:46 am
By Kelvin

Thanks to Jacob for finding the postings of this angry little stubcock in a thread where ThisIsBristol reported that scare scare hyperbole tearjerk tearjerk now wank yourself silly imagining how you’d vigilante his ass if only you weren’t a fat middle aged clunge.

This is an outrage. Every time I come on here to politely suggest that someone be hanged or stoned to death, my post gets removed.

This is political discrimination ngone wrong. Not happy.
Terry (& June), Falling off a sunbed

Au contraire, Terry. They remove your posts because when you talk politely about stonings and being tanned, they assume you’re a muslim favouring sharia law. Which I think you’ll find is political discrimination ngone exactly the way you want it to. Try being more self-absorbed, angry and patronising. That way they’ll know you’re really an ineffectual white middle class Travis Bickle wannabe.

59 Responses to “Political Discrimination Ngone Wrong”

  1. on 01 Apr 2010 at 9:11 am Nelson

    Let’s face it the death penalty will never be brought back. But I think people like this should be locked up for the rest of their lives. The only reason they are let out is to save money. But I’d be happy to pay more tax for them to build more prisons.
    dddave, Bristol

    A lesson for politicians everywhere. If you want to raise taxes, don’t mention education, health or pensions. Pretend you want to build a massive whirling vortex of knives.

  2. on 01 Apr 2010 at 9:57 am Fish

    I can’t decide whether to read his post with the theme music in the background or not.

  3. on 01 Apr 2010 at 9:58 am Fish

    Actually, yes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_muwtTQjMg makes it all better. Must try this for upcoming Election broadcasts.

  4. on 01 Apr 2010 at 10:28 am Jones

    @David,

    Its not the government matey. Its not their fault – the justice system needs a overhaul by the people – not the Lords and ladies of the land who make jam and look down on the normal folk.

    The world is a bad place – and it won’t get any better. If anyone thinks differently, your mad.

    Rich, St Annes Park

    Assuming that the first paragraph is a suggestion for improvement that would make Rich… never mind. I’ve been distracted by the thought of a Government Matey. Perhaps a Peter Mandelson version?

  5. on 01 Apr 2010 at 10:28 am christonabike

    Tsk. Looks like if you want political discrimination done right, you’ve got to do it yourself

  6. on 01 Apr 2010 at 10:55 am Oaf

    Looks like if you want political discrimination done right, you’ve got to do it yourself

    no. If you want it ndone right you’ve got to ndo it yourself.

  7. on 01 Apr 2010 at 10:56 am Oaf

    N

    Please paste this capital letter over the incompetantly placed lower case letter in the previous post.

  8. on 01 Apr 2010 at 10:58 am dirigible

    politely suggest that someone be hanged or stoned to death

    …humorously suggest global thermonuclear war, seriously suggest the existence of God, chastely suggest an orgy, gluttonously suggest fasting…

  9. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:07 am Dizzy

    No, but I fucking love this one:

    Here we go again. More modernist insanity brought to us by the same people who gave us Baby P. You might ask ‘when will it ever end…?’ and the anwser is very firmly ‘it will never ever end…!’
    Will Taylor, Bristol

    Oh, if only they had charts for those things.

  10. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:19 am Lost in Lille

    I say Bring back the death sentence – It clearly states that his DNA was under her fingernails – how nuch chance is there that the conviction was a mistake? I wonder what that poor girl was thinking when she was trying to fight him off – doesn’t bear thinking about really.
    Tash, Bristol

    …says Tash, frantically jerking himself off to another shuddering climax trying very hard not to bear thinking about it really.
    The “nuch” is a nice touch, too.

  11. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:30 am Ed aka Lurkshire Bubble-Hunt

    I don’t want to burst your bubble, but I’m going to go ahead and guess that Tash is actually not a stupid male, but a stupid female.

  12. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:36 am Ceannair

    I make no comment, this baby needs to speak for itself!

    “Here Here ” to that
    What disgrace,and a utter insult to the Victim . The Family.
    Mother and baby murdered
    “This stinking lib-left rotten at the top society ”
    we live in !
    gets worst by the Day
    A Democratic Referendrum on Hanging. Chris, Bristol,England

  13. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:38 am Kelvin

    More modernist insanity brought to us by the same people who gave us Baby P.

    I’ve heard Le Corbusier accused of a lot of things, but never the systematic failure of a child services unit before.

  14. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:43 am SoulBoy

    That’s just more of the parsimonious and pusillanimous twaddle that we have now come to expect. . from Liberal-Democrats and all of those on the Left.

    Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity), Somersetshire

    Charles is clearly using Word Of The Day toilet paper to mop up his sticky white love piss

  15. on 01 Apr 2010 at 11:46 am Loumo

    By “Lords and ladies of the land who make jam”, is Rich having a pop at the WI?

    He needs to watch himself if so, them bitches is dangerous. I remember the slow handclap they gave that nice Mr Blair. Scathing, it was. Scathing.

  16. on 01 Apr 2010 at 12:28 pm Ugly Newt

    Does anyone else think that that URL looks like they’ve pasted in the reaction of the first random grunting mouthbreather they asked for an opinion?

    Bristol-family-s-fury-killer-pregnant-Bristol-mother-let-walks

    Ug *smash*!

  17. on 01 Apr 2010 at 12:41 pm Shackleton

    @Ed – it’s OK, just substitute ‘frigging’ for ‘jerking’, and not only does the sentence still make sense, but you get some bonus alliteration. Happy days.

  18. on 01 Apr 2010 at 12:41 pm Shackleton

    Also ‘herself’ for ‘himself’. Made a bit of a Daily Mail article out of that one.

  19. on 01 Apr 2010 at 12:45 pm Roeby

    @ Ugly Newt

    When first clicking on the link I actually assumed that a ‘killer pregnant Bristol mother’ had been ‘let walk’ and was slightly disappointed not to encounter the additional venom that such a story would have encouraged.

    Having gone to school in Knowle West, it’s not a particularly unlikely scenario.

  20. on 01 Apr 2010 at 12:50 pm Roeby

    Hmm, maybe I should have added ‘I am aware’ in the middle of that last sentence, since without the phrase it appears to imply that I am, in fact, a killer pregnant mum.

  21. on 01 Apr 2010 at 12:56 pm Rod Wrongnob

    Charles Henry of Somersetshire is a treasure, isn’t he?

    Adolf Hitler had the 2nd Enabling Act of 1933, by which his government was then authorized to legislate without the consent of the Reichstag. . We have The Lisbon Treaty that Gordon Brown wouldn’t let us have a vote on. . Roll on The Revolution! (the General Election)
    Charles Henry 1945-(diuturnity), Somersetshire

    And by “treasure”, I mean “stupid cunt”.

    Oh, joy of joys! He has a blog! This tops his latest typespasm:

    . . EES BIN LIKE A BLEEDIN’ RAT UP A DRANE PIPE OL BROWN. .
    . . . . KEEPIN’ IS ‘ED DOWN. . . .
    . . YOU’D FINK EE ‘AD NUFFINK TA DO WIV NU LABER !! . .

  22. on 01 Apr 2010 at 1:05 pm Dizzy

    Kelvin

    I’ve heard Le Corbusier accused of a lot of things, but never the systematic failure of a child services unit before.

    “On or about August 2007, human character stayed exactly the same, and something really shitty happened to a kid and the internet got all puffy and hard-up about it.”

    In that spirit, I wrote done a poem in the style of e.e. cummings.

    oh baby p
    you made the internets such a sad place
    and people wrote some
    very
    very
    very
    shitty poems about you
    and everyone was sad
    which was probably
    a manifestation of their own guilt because they’re all so desperately afraid of each other thanks to the fearmongering of certain popular newspapers that no-one really pays attentions to what goes on around them anymore. and even if they do, they’re equally afraid and desperate shut-ins with nothing better to do than tut and never get involved. that’s the phrase, isn’t it? it’s none of our business.
    thank fuck for the internet.
    where we
    can pretend
    we fucking care
    when we
    don’t
    and
    won’t.
    ever.
    because we’re just a bunch of hypocritical cunts.

  23. on 01 Apr 2010 at 1:10 pm Shackleton

    I actually had to look up ‘diuturnity’, and was surprised to read that it is in fact a synonym of ‘right fucking prick.’

  24. on 01 Apr 2010 at 2:08 pm Foggy

    This is an outrage…

    Did anyone else read Terry (& June)’s comment in the voice of Tony Harrison off of The Mighty Boosh?

  25. on 01 Apr 2010 at 3:23 pm Philbert

    Kelvin

    I’ve heard Le Corbusier accused of a lot of things, but never the systematic failure of a child services unit before.

    “A house is a machine for abusing children in”

  26. on 01 Apr 2010 at 3:26 pm Terry & June is very nsorry

    Oh dear.

    I wrote that comment as a pisstake.

    Nice to know you’re on the ball though.

  27. on 01 Apr 2010 at 3:54 pm That Bloke in the Corner

    failure of a child services unit

    So these units then,are they portable? Do they have a maintenance contract with them to prevent failure? Do you have to plug the child into it? Do you have to have,or be, a child to enjoy these services? are they like Mr Spocks little black bleepy thing that he used to use when he landed on planets?

  28. on 01 Apr 2010 at 4:05 pm Shackleton

    I’m not sure you’d want one Bloke, they seem to failing all over the place under Gordon Clown BOOM BOOM! HA!

    Take THAT NuLieBoerWar!

    Is it still raining outside?

  29. on 01 Apr 2010 at 5:30 pm Tim nice but dim

    What we need is an inventer of Andy K Buxton type genius to invent a machine to transfer illnesses such as cancer and AIDS. Ant murdering peadophilic scum can then have cancer transferred from an innocent person into them, thus saving a fortune in both expensive cancer drugs and prison places.

    Genius

  30. on 01 Apr 2010 at 5:32 pm Tim nice but dim

    For ant replace and, typing skills rather than spelling I am afraid.

  31. on 01 Apr 2010 at 6:00 pm The Daily Mail-reading immigrant grasshopper

    I say, Mr. But Dim, I think you’re lost. Let me help you.

    Also, you forgot to mention racist squirrels and how that “ant murdering peadophilic [sic] scum” appeared on the Andrew Marr Show to claim getting pumped full of cancer was against his human ant rights.

  32. on 01 Apr 2010 at 7:00 pm Tims' Organ of Confused Cardinality

    For ant replace and, typing skills rather than spelling I am afraid.

    Although all my Tims stand by “inventer”.

  33. on 01 Apr 2010 at 7:17 pm Ngone Wrong

    Didn’t I write all those novels about Kenya? How come every time I write something about brutal British suppression and post colonial corruption, I get put in prison?
    Not happy.

  34. on 01 Apr 2010 at 7:24 pm Kelvin

    “A house is a machine for abusing children in”

    Actulolled at this. You can stay.

    Oh dear.

    I wrote that comment as a pisstake.

    Nice to know you’re on the ball though.

    If I believed you were the person who wrote that comment, and I believed that person genuinely meant it as a pisstake, I’d suggest to that person that maybe next time they take the piss they try to give some subtle clue that they’re doing so, so as to distinguish them from the bona fide comments saying the same thing. Humour often works, I’d tell them, maybe try that.

  35. on 03 Apr 2010 at 11:57 am Blah

    To be fair, Kelvin, I thought it was a piss take from the moment I read it and was quite suprised no-one commenting picked up on it either…

  36. on 03 Apr 2010 at 3:29 pm Kelvin

    I’m afraid I’m all out of gold stars, but what if I write “well done!” in red ink on your exercise book?

  37. on 03 Apr 2010 at 4:56 pm Blah

    If that floats your boat then do as you please.

    I’m more than familiar with the level of choice fuckwittery that gets posted on here but ‘politely suggest[ing] that someone be hanged or stoned to death’ I thought was perhaps a ‘subtle clue’ that it wasn’t to be taken seriously…

  38. on 03 Apr 2010 at 5:36 pm Kelvin

    Oh, now you point that out it’s amazing it didn’t occur to me earlier. I mean, internet political comment boards are notorious for the lack of calls to reinstate the death penalty.

  39. on 03 Apr 2010 at 7:18 pm DarthAwesome

    Too young to remember “Terry & June”?

  40. on 03 Apr 2010 at 9:45 pm Kelvin

    Young enough to remember it used exactly the same sets as Rentaghost.

  41. on 04 Apr 2010 at 3:55 am Dizzy

    @Blah

    I called Poe, then I read the second line and the rest of the comments in the thread.

    Sad truth is – and looking at the shit that gets sent to my inbox every working day – people usually are very polite when they describe in detail what should be done to people who do things they don’t like. Like get elected, usually.

  42. on 04 Apr 2010 at 3:04 pm Dave Website

    What does Easter mean to you?

    At 09:30am on 02 Apr 2010, Andrew Lye wrote:

    Another Bank Holiday. Cars clogging the roads towing caravans at 40mph wityh huge tailbacks.
    Easter eggs. Hot cross buns that are cold.
    Why does Easter happen at different dates each year? If JC died on Good Friday, it happened on one day, so GF should be the same date each year.

    Ok. You have to put Hot Cross Buns in the toaster or under the grill to make them hot. I like your idea about Good Friday though. Perhaps next year we should have Good Friday on a Saturday.

  43. on 04 Apr 2010 at 6:45 pm M

    It’s a borderline one. My first thought wasn’t “This is a pisstake” but “Might this be a pisstake?”. The problem is, well, Poe’s Law. I don’t know why anyone bothers.

    Kelvin seems to be in an unusually arsy mood, though. It’s sunny! The daffodils are out! You don’t have to go back to work til Tuesday! I can’t even muster the energy to mock HYSers. Shut down the computer and have a cold beer.

  44. on 04 Apr 2010 at 8:43 pm Kelvin

    Kelvin seems to be in an unusually arsy mood, though.

    Yeah, it’s because people keep giving me trite advice about cheering up.

  45. on 04 Apr 2010 at 11:11 pm Ed aka Lurkshire Bubble-Hunt

    @Kelvin

    Yeah, it’s because people keep giving me trite advice about cheering up.

    Still, could be worse. Cheer up, you old bugger! Worse things happen at sea, you know!

  46. on 04 Apr 2010 at 11:22 pm Pirate Pete

    Worse things certainly do happen at see – arrr mateys!

  47. on 04 Apr 2010 at 11:23 pm Pirate Pete

    see = sea oh bollocks

  48. on 04 Apr 2010 at 11:40 pm Kelvin

    Bullshit. I’ve been at sea and it wasn’t this bad.

  49. on 05 Apr 2010 at 12:44 am Ed aka Lurkshire Bubble-Hunt

    You know, you come from nothing, you’re going back to nothing. What have you lost? Nothing!

  50. on 05 Apr 2010 at 2:58 am Dizzy

    At 09:30am on 02 Apr 2010, Andrew Lye wrote:

    Another Bank Holiday. Cars clogging the roads towing caravans at 40mph wityh huge tailbacks.
    Easter eggs. Hot cross buns that are cold.
    Why does Easter happen at different dates each year? If JC died on Good Friday, it happened on one day, so GF should be the same date each year.

    I think the problem is that no-one’s been able to locate Jesus’ death certificate, so we just have to guess. But I do appreciate that looking at the calendar to determine when something happens once a year can be a real inconvenience. He has my contempt sympathies.

  51. on 05 Apr 2010 at 6:55 am Mirelurk

    @Dizzy

    It’s the use of the word ‘should’ that gets me. That one little word is the proof of their thought processes, which happen like this:

    OPINION……….LEGISLATION

    There’s nothing in between, no room for counter-opinion, reconsideration, compromise or pragmatism. If they think something, it should be law. FACT. Never mind whether you’re the only person in the world who holds that opinion, never mind whether you’ve even held that opinion yourself for longer than it took you to mind-spunk it on to the screen.

    Hence: So and so SHOULD be locked up, they SHOULD bring back hanging, such and such SHOULD be banned, and Good Friday SHOULD be fucked around with even though it works perfectly well and guarantees us a long weekend.

  52. on 05 Apr 2010 at 11:53 am Dizzy

    Well, look on the bright side – as long as they’re saying SHOULD then it isn’t IS. I prefer reading SHOULD to populist legislation based on the fantasies of the ignorant.

  53. on 05 Apr 2010 at 12:33 pm random punter

    **Goldmine alert**

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/haveyoursay/2010/04/is_sex_addiction_a_real_illnes.html

    Probably worth a thread of its own if any of the Special Ones are around.

    First two comments are from our good friend EBAYTKMAX, followed swiftly by Will Kay’s observation that

    If Tiger Woods has inspired people to seek help for what *probably* will turn out to be a genuine mental illness then he has done a lot of good for the world.

    I love (not sex) the idea that poor Tiger might be remembered for his contributions to medical research, rather than being an above-average golfer. I’m waiting with bated breath for the jokes about holes in one, birdies, and getting trapped in a bit of rough.

    However, there is a serious side to all of this, as enunciated sternly by DP

    15. At 11:28am on 05 Apr 2010, DP wrote:
    I am disgusted that the response to this debate is a mixture of cynicism or cheap, infantile humour. This is a serious matter and it is a very real addiction, exacerbated by the internet and the accessibility of sexual opportunity. Like any other addiction, alcohol, drugs or gambling for example, it destroys lives and leaves a terrible wake of devastation. Addiction does not ‘excuse’ anything, but it does become a way of life where treatment becomes essential if the ‘sufferer’ is to recover.

    Well, that seems to have cleared that up. If only this rash was as easy to deal with.

  54. on 05 Apr 2010 at 1:10 pm mr ed

    89. At 12:48pm on 05 Apr 2010, mug is my middle name wrote:

    19. At 11:37am on 05 Apr 2010, Jack wrote:
    I don’t think the majority of HYS posters, with no qualifications in mental health or psychology, are really in a position to answer this question.

    But that wont stop them from having a go, ofcourse.

    Well, that’s the whole point of this forum, isn’t it – It’s a bit unrealistic to expect hordes of specialised doctors to queue up and have their say on these pages. Readers are asked about an opinion, not about a diagnosis based upon which the medical world will then treat sex addiction, is it? I for one find the flood of predictable, unexpected and scurrilous comments very interesting and entertaining. If I want a qualified opinion, I am sure there is a forum few yards down the road that caters for that.

    If I could predict the unexpected i reckon I’d be an expert at all sorts of shit

  55. on 05 Apr 2010 at 1:18 pm Mal

    Meanwhile, on the Doctor Who thread a poster has written to state that he is doubly unqualified to comment

    I don’t watch television, period. I am not mentally damaged as yet*.
    ian cheese

    *A Doctor writes: Many of my patients as me if posting on HYS merely to state that they have no knowledge of the subject is a sign of mental damage. Unfortunately, this is a symptom of the advanced stages of Twatbasket Syndrome only curable by a prolonged and intensive course of Kadir-Buxtoning.

  56. on 05 Apr 2010 at 2:02 pm Bugrat

    10. At 11:14am on 05 Apr 2010, Xantal wrote:

    Of course not – Its just a very convenient excuse.

    Get a grip!

    Is “Get a grip!” the new “End of.”?

  57. on 05 Apr 2010 at 2:23 pm mr ed

    Is “Get a grip!” the new “End of.”?

    I think ‘When in Rome!’ might be up there for stories about anything that happens in forrun you couldn’t make up, and which, by extension, gives a green light for any sort of unpleasant bigotry and intolerance you want to promote at home simply because Dubai’s enforced it’s rather opaque laws on pissed up expats.

  58. on 06 Apr 2010 at 10:09 am SoulBoy

    95. At 12:55pm on 05 Apr 2010, Richard da Silva wrote:
    I think it is definetely real, and moreso for masturbation than sex. I have a friend who masturbates at least 4 times a day, and has been doing so for the last 10 years. It has become a daily routine for him and he becomes irritable and prone to mood swings if he goes without. He doesn’t have a girlffriend and I think this may be a factor. I think it has also affected him physically as he has low energy levels all the time.

    A friend you say?

  59. on 06 Apr 2010 at 10:29 am delbert wilkins

    to all those ex-pats awaiting arrest in Dubai for breaking their stupid laws, I laugh at you. HA-HA.