Can we kill them now?

RAENORTH · **Posted:** Mon Nov 28, 2011 5:07 pm

And if they do not understand why we should want to kill them, then they deserve to die. These people are putting themselves beyond the pale, beyond normal human or political discourse.

Let me remind you, if we refuse to pay these bastards, we go to jail. With that power should go responsibility. When that goes, we owe them nothing, not even their lives. Until these people learn that this corporate looting is way beyond acceptable, they really do not deserve to live. And if they are too thick to understand that, why should we even trouble to educate them?

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Ravenscar · **Joined:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 3:12 pm **Posts:** 1441

Bad but not as bad as this, relatively speaking.

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Sharon Shoesmith said she was ‘thrilled’ yesterday after winning a court appeal against her sacking over the Baby P scandal.

The ruling leaves her free to claim an estimated payout of £1million.

The disgraced former children’s services chief said she hoped to revive her career in child welfare.

And she also criticised former Children's Secretary Ed Balls, claiming she was 'staggered by how irresponsible the Secretary of State was'.

Judges ruled that her dismissal from her £133,000-a-year post was ‘procedurally unfair’ because she was not allowed the chance to defend herself.

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So thrilled - how can this 'lady' sleep at night?

Or, this one:

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The NHS boss at the centre of Britain’s worst ever superbug outbreak was yesterday handed more compensation for being sacked than was given to all the families of the victims put together.

Rose Gibb was awarded nearly £200,000 by the Court of Appeal because she was sacked without a ‘golden goodbye’ after 270 patients died from contracting Clostridium difficile at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust.

The 50-year-old had already received £75,000 after being forced to quit days before a damning report which blamed shocking hygiene standards for the devastating spread of the bacterial infection.

While Miss Gibb now runs a private consultancy company that touts for business from the NHS, the Government is expected to foot the estimated £1million legal bill for the court hearings.

Relatives of the victims last night branded the payout ‘disgraceful’.

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This happens when the end is lost amongst the culture of everybody tumbling down to the lowest level of mediocrity and via the promotion of feeble minded dullard yes men/women, who have no caring faculties nor concern for their actual remit.

Just how much they 'pull' at the end of the month is all they care about [and ticking boxes] - Labour placewomen/men all - and the Socialists don't care, so long as the votes are cast in their favour - the quid-pro-quo is all that counts.

Suspension, is too bloody good for them.

RAENORTH · **Posted:** Mon Nov 28, 2011 6:45 pm

Ravenscar wrote:

Suspension, is too bloody good for them.

You are right ... it is too bloody good for them. Lessons must be learned ... they need a teacher ... and lessons they will never forget.

Ian E · **Joined:** Sun Aug 29, 2010 9:06 pm **Posts:** 278

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If they do not understand why we should want to kill them, then they deserve to die.

Let's face it, they deserve to die, period.

EdCase · **Joined:** Wed Apr 20, 2011 4:04 pm **Posts:** 261

Ian E wrote:

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If they do not understand why we should want to kill them, then they deserve to die.

Let's face it, they deserve to die, period.

That's the way I feel, too. Then I think that these people were once someone's darling little children, and it all becomes so very ugly to contemplate....

Ian E · **Joined:** Sun Aug 29, 2010 9:06 pm **Posts:** 278

EdCase wrote:

Ian E wrote:

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If they do not understand why we should want to kill them, then they deserve to die.

Let's face it, they deserve to die, period.

That's the way I feel, too. Then I think that these people were once someone's darling little children, and it all becomes so very ugly to contemplate....

.... true - but sometimes one must be brave!

EdCase · **Joined:** Wed Apr 20, 2011 4:04 pm **Posts:** 261

Ian E wrote:

.... true - but sometimes one must be brave!

Sold!

Stuart · **Posted:** Mon Nov 28, 2011 9:48 pm

Have you heard about Bercow's latest vanity project? Surely going in one of those photo booths would have sufficed?

Stephen Jenner · **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 10:26 am

Truly, this bloke is a man of "our"times Richard.

RAENORTH · **Posted:** Tue Nov 29, 2011 10:44 am

Stuart wrote:

Have you heard about Bercow's latest vanity project? Surely going in one of those photo booths would have sufficed?

Mr Goldenballs, as he shall hereafter be known. I suppose I should do a blog post on it, just for the record?

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