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Nigel Farrage in Leftfield


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Love wear this thread has got too.

If he was to appear I'd save my jizz for a fortnight and chuck it in his hair at the opportune moment! Citing the line from the legendary silence of the lambs move but with a little twist "I can smell your a c**t"!

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Love wear this thread has got too.

If he was to appear I'd save my jizz for a fortnight and chuck it in his hair at the opportune moment! Citing the line from the legendary silence of the lambs move but with a little twist "I can smell your a c**t"!

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you said there is "a need for massive change in public opinion/cultural differences, a hell of a lot. If we're talking on a global scale."

This is happening, for free. Awareness, that's all that's needed. Awareness is freedom

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Whatever you do once you're out of bed has an opportunity cost. Not everything involves currency, but all activity is ultimately economic. "Time is Money" isn't just a glib cliché from the '80s.

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so if you're asked if you want to spend some time with people you enjoy, you go through a mathematical process as to how much that will cost?

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to be able to spend time with your child, reading and playing with them, is governed by how much money you have.

We live in one of the most capitalist countries on the planet. Money rules everything here.

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Sorry to keep banging on about this, but there are many people who don't have a choice to spend time with their kids or work.

If they don't work, they don't eat, have clothes, heating....

Shameful in the UK in 2014, but true.

So yes, Thatcher's free market did win!

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