A Biro in one hand and a molotov in the other - Ian Bone

[mk12]

jesus wept

 

[The Black Hand]

He did indeed. But he also kicked over the tax collectors tables, just as Ian suggests

 

[butchersapron]

No he didn't. He kicked over the money-changers tables. He actually told people to pay their taxes.

 

[butchersapron]

Now filmmaker Greg Hall, best known for 2004 movie The Plague – a tale of four pals from a London council estate – is to put his autobiography Bash the Rich on the big screen.

I'v seen this, interesting little film, a lot of energy but a little bit school-project if you know what i mean.

 

[cemertyone]

mmm, being a Butlers son must have given some real insights into the rich, the establishment and the powerful, however, i still think I would rather read 'My Granny Was An Anarchist!

What wrong with being a Butler??? i was a butler for ten years and the money was great..also
You get to drink the best wine and booze money can buy...for free. and take the champers home with you at the end of the night/function
You get to eat the best food money can buy....for free.
And when your doing " private" cash jobs you can nick some nice gear from there houses and sell it at the cash converters in Streatham when your short for cash... ..

 

[Jonti]

No he didn't. He kicked over the money-changers tables. He actually told people to pay their taxes.

Why I am not a Christian

 

[phildwyer]

No he didn't. He kicked over the money-changers tables. He actually told people to pay their taxes.

No he dıdn't. The verse to whıch you refer poınts out that polıtıcal power works through the manıpulatıon of ımages.

 

[Nigel]

Kill All Hippy Pacifist Scum

just saw this on a discussion board which was discussing Bones book, its about Crass, perhaps the dialectical opposite of Class War, its very moving and raises question for those who want to 'smash the fash'

And this proves precisely what?

TREELOVER: "mmm, being a Butlers son must have given some real insights into the rich, the establishment and the powerful, however, i still think I would rather read 'My Granny Was An Anarchist!"

Thought that was a really good book. Glad he did'nt take the same position on Fascism as CRASS apparentely did.

Did'nt Stuart Christie join RESPECT.
Wonder what Faction of it he is in now??

 

[butchersapron]

No he dıdn't. The verse to whıch you refer poınts out that polıtıcal power works through the manıpulatıon of ımages.

That's one potential reading of an ambiguous incident yes, another far less generous one that i'm chosing to adopt, reads it as Jesus saying 'pay your poll tax', 'up maggie'

 

[nino_savatte]

jesus wept

Another insightful bit of analysis. Your talent knows no bounds.

 

[butchersapron]

Ooh look geno's gone searching for all mk12's posts and is determined to insult him on on every one - as retaliation for mk12 daring to say that he found a thread interesting. Please geno, put away your childish brittle ego for once eh. It's pathetic. You're a grown man approaching retirmement not an emotionally immature 14 year old.

 

[nino_savatte]

Oh look, it's butcher's cock come to give his chum some support. You accuse me of following posters around but you do the same thing...and so does he. Typical MATB behaviour....and you think you're at the vanguard. Tosser.

You would do well to acquaint yourself with the word hypocrisy.

 

[butchersapron]

I am 'at the vanguard'.

 

[nino_savatte]

You think you're at the vanguard (that is grammatically correct) but you're nothing but a hectoring bully whose ego is so large it has its own MEP.

Just for you, bully boy, my parting gift to you.

Hypocrisy
hy·poc·ri·sy (hĭ-pŏk'rĭ-sē) Pronunciation Key
n. pl. hy·poc·ri·sies

1. The practice of professing beliefs, feelings, or virtues that one does not hold or possess; falseness.
2. An act or instance of such falseness.

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