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Up to a point they have a point. But nothing can take away from the fact that they are a bunch of racist anti-semetic thugs

I can think of nothing and nobody else that makes my skin crawl as much as these kinds of people do. I agree wholeheartedly, Sonic.

I'm of two minds on strikes. There are times when an employer goes so far overboard and won't be dissuaded so there's nothing left but to strike. Then, there are times when unions go so far overboard and won't be dissuaded, whipping up the membership into a slathering mob, that it's no surprise there's a strike. Unions at their best serve the purpose of keeping owners in check, at their worst ...

They are all sick in the head if you ask me

I hate to admit it, but I always go to the Daily Mail first too. I do take everything I read there with a very large pinch of salt. For other news, it depends. If I am looking for items for here, I always go to Ananova which gives an overview of all of the UK newspapers. But I do check pretty much every paper most days. For international news I use Reuters and for daft stuff I've just ...

It wasnt meant to be offensive to anyone. It was just satire.. Everything and everyone is so politcally correct these days that humor is being killed off. Aussies take the Mickey out of everything and anything.. we are an irreverant lot.. Connick Jnr and his type need to get a grip.. sanctamonious arseholes..

I wonder if he wore an apron while cooking.

People do not express regrets for things they think are justified. Peaceful resolutions virtually always have a background of violence. Creating a contrast is a requirement, otherwise no one will believe the demands are worth listening to. Complaints are easy to ignore; violence is not. Thus, he probably does not feel regret. More likely, he feels proud for having done somethng that lead (...

Why should they get bonuses for putting people into debt?