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Uninformed, I don't think so. Why don't you dump the waffle and just call me a 'thick cunt'. ;)

Who knows, I may have even got your "critical thinking" moving in another direction?

You are a thick cunt. But not because of your 'i'm a worker, i'm thick spiel' - you'll be spelling what as 'wot' next.
 
Uninformed, I don't think so. Why don't you dump the waffle and just call me a 'thick cunt'. ;)

Who knows, I may have even got your "critical thinking" moving in another direction?

I didn't call you thick because I don't know whether you are or not. However, you are very obviously uninformed.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice
 
What does this mean in English; or is it as you say absolute drivel?

Louis MacNeice

C'mon. Stay with the program.

I tell you what I like about your postings; it's that you sign off with your name and very often with a "Cheers" or a "Thank you". I think that's lovely. I really do. Manners maketh the man.
 
How you can see from up there I've no idea?

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I've got a telescope on the balcony.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice
 
C'mon. Stay with the program.

I tell you what I like about your postings; it's that you sign off with your name and very often with a "Cheers" or a "Thank you". I think that's lovely. I really do. Manners maketh the man.


Cheers - Louis (happy to please) MacNeice

p.s. still don't get your previous post.
 
If social work and care are instruments of control and social engineering, what does that make a member of the Fourth Estate who makes money from writing about it?



Technically known as Bolloxology.

Are health and social care work just instruments of social control and social engineering; it's certainly part of what they do but does that really cover all of what they do? I've certainly experienced other aspects of health and social care work, as apparently have millions of others (http://www.inthenews.co.uk/thebigissue/news/health/patient-satisfaction-$1085847$1085847.htm & http://www.ic.nhs.uk/news-and-media/press-releases/december-2006/latest-statistics-on-social-services*); although we could obviously all be suffering from false consciousness or be unknowingly submitting to a damaging set of discourses. It's good that we've got people like you who can see through it all and put the rest of us straight.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

*the point of the stats isn't to show that everything is rosey in the health and social care garden; rather it is to point out the silliness of your monothought take on it.
 
Are health and social care work just instruments of social control and social engineering; it's certainly part of what they do but does that really cover all of what they do? I've certainly experienced other aspects of health and social care work, as apparently have millions of others (http://www.inthenews.co.uk/thebigissue/news/health/patient-satisfaction-$1085847$1085847.htm & http://www.ic.nhs.uk/news-and-media/press-releases/december-2006/latest-statistics-on-social-services*); although we could obviously all be suffering from false consciousness or be unknowingly submitting to a damaging set of discourses. It's good that we've got people like you who can see through it all and put the rest of us straight.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

*the point of the stats isn't to show that everything is rosey in the health and social care garden; rather it is to point out the silliness of your monothought take on it.

According to recent figures published, over a quarter of a million (FWIW I think this is a massive underestimation of the problem) older people are struggling to carry out basic tasks in their homes. Where I am, Social Services home care services are only given to those who have a terminal illness. The rest have to seek it out themselves in the private sector where they are charged £11 to £12 per hour.

Dementia care, if you can get a diagnosis that is, is pitiful with families up and down the country having to cope. The carers allowance for this demanding work is about £45 a week. Community psychiatric nurses are like rocking horse shit.

Local authorities up and down the county have been talking about a "looming crisis" in elder care for some time now and the government has been ignoring these warnings.

I could go on.
 
Why on earth would you? Wot point do you fink that you're making that LM doesn't know or care about?

Maybe if Louis could get away from the esoteric, academic, bolloxology then people might have an idea wot he's on about eh?

This threads ballsed up enough with your idiotic twaddle, perhaps a new one is in order?
 
According to recent figures published, over a quarter of a million (FWIW I think this is a massive underestimation of the problem) older people are struggling to carry out basic tasks in their homes. Where I am, Social Services home care services are only given to those who have a terminal illness. The rest have to seek it out themselves in the private sector where they are charged £11 to £12 per hour.

Dementia care, if you can get a diagnosis that is, is pitiful with families up and down the country having to cope. The carers allowance for this demanding work is about £45 a week. Community psychiatric nurses are like rocking horse shit.

Local authorities up and down the county have been talking about a "looming crisis" in elder care for some time now and the government has been ignoring these warnings.

I could go on.

None of which I disagree with but all of which has what to do with the point I was making to LSL?

Cheers - Louis MacNeice
 
...you managed to find something I have no interest whatsoever in. Well done.


I wasn't out to interest you; the point I was making was that my paid work is political (albeit small p politics and at times contradictory). Obviously not in the cutting edge way that putting up a tressell table in a public library is, but I do what I can.:D

Cheers - Louis MacNeice
 
I was replying to your post about the charge that I was 'obviously uninformed'. It somehow got lost in the translation.

I meant you were obviously uninformed about what I do given your characterisation of it, you know me in my ivory tower, missing out the real world work pressures, waiting lists, underfunding and the rest.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice
 
I wasn't out to interest you; the point I was making was that my paid work is political (albeit small p politics and at times contradictory). Obviously not in the cutting edge way that putting up a tressell table in a public library is, but I do what I can.:D

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

You are right - you write small p politics. I was looking for something class struggle, which could be useful for the movement. Oh well. BTW 'i fought the law' and i got my time served public order veteran red and black star. As ever it's not either/or - its both - pasting table and boots, the fist and the ballot box, and so on.
 
I meant you were obviously uninformed about what I do given your characterisation of it, you know me in my ivory tower, missing out the real world work pressures, waiting lists, underfunding and the rest.

Cheers - Louis MacNeice

You posted some of your work, which I read and thought was academic bollocks. That's not changed.
 
You posted some of your work, which I read and thought was academic bollocks. That's not changed.


Where have I posted some of my work; a description of what we try to do yes (in order to show its small p political chracter) but none of the actual content...why are you so deliberately and repeatedly missing the point?


Cheers - Louis MacNeice
 
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