At a time when the world is in turmoil, when we have people starving not only in Africa, but on the streets of our own country, at a time when we are
debt ridden, and taxing our poor to pay for the excesses of the rich, when we are involved in what could soon be another world war, what do our
"rulers" do?
Yep, they throw a wedding and expect us all to have street parties.
They expect us to forget about our own poverty whilst they waste yet more millions, if not billions.
That money could pay for nurses, doctors, police, firefighters, house the homeless and many more things besides.
Thousands of ordinary people could make a life for themselves, out of poverty with what is being spent on this massive charade.
Most people don't give a crap - and yet they still think that this is a way to bring a country together.
RUBBISH - it has nothing to do with brnging us together, and everything to do with re-affirming power.
That's right, let us know that we are lowly serfs, while you throw away more in one course of the banquet than most people earn in 10 years.
It's an anachronism, obselete, archaic, antiquated, outmoded, obsolescent, passé form of stupidity.
It's stupid, because they think this will detract from the FACT that people are losing their homes, businesses, familes and livelihoods.
And yet still they think that one single holiday, and a few banners will appease the people, and make them forget the plight that they have put us
in.
Well, I for one, and ALL of my friends, couldn't give a crap about a wedding that is costing billions.
We don't want superficial jingoism, we want you our government, to do what we pay you to do - not put on distractions.
So, you can stick your "royal" wedding up your backside.
And give us a refund, so WE can do what WE want, with OUR money.
I really wanted to call this thread "You Can Stick Your Roya;l Wedding Up Your Arse" but it probably would have been deleted - if not, please can a
mod change the title?
edit on 28/4/2011 by budski because: (no reason given)
edit on 28/4/2011 by budski because: (no reason
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