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jamiemartin721  Reading 25 Sep 15 11.16am |
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Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
MP's shouldn't be standing for what they believe in - They're there to represent their constituents, not to direct the electorate but to serve as a means by which their constituants, including those who didn't vote for them, engage in the democratic process. There should be more to democracy than just making a choice between four or five people every 1800 days.
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 11.16am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
MP's shouldn't be standing for what they believe in - They're there to represent their constituents, not to direct the electorate but to serve as a means by which their constituants, including those who didn't vote for them, engage in the democratic process. There should be more to democracy than just making a choice between four or five people every 1800 days. Who cares about your sensible logic Jamie, David Cameron f*cked a pig, and we should never forget that.
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Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 25 Sep 15 11.39am |
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Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
Eating meat is not unhealthy quite the opposite. If she genuinely believes that, she should not be shadow farming minister If she wanted to improve animal husbandry, that would be fair enough. She doesn't, she has a personal agenda that is not shared by the majority of people she is meant to represent.
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 25 Sep 15 11.40am |
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Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 11.35am
Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 11.16am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
MP's shouldn't be standing for what they believe in - They're there to represent their constituents, not to direct the electorate but to serve as a means by which their constituants, including those who didn't vote for them, engage in the democratic process. There should be more to democracy than just making a choice between four or five people every 1800 days. Who cares about your sensible logic Jamie, David Cameron f*cked a pig, and we should never forget that.
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| npn Crowborough 25 Sep 15 11.41am |
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Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 11.35am
Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 11.16am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
MP's shouldn't be standing for what they believe in - They're there to represent their constituents, not to direct the electorate but to serve as a means by which their constituants, including those who didn't vote for them, engage in the democratic process. There should be more to democracy than just making a choice between four or five people every 1800 days. Who cares about your sensible logic Jamie, David Cameron f*cked a pig, and we should never forget that.
It's just that the one Jezza f**ked was substantially fatter, and less useful to society in general EDIT: aargh - beaten to the punch by the Welsh Edited by npn (25 Sep 2015 11.43am)
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| dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 25 Sep 15 12.18pm |
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Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 11.35am
Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 11.16am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
MP's shouldn't be standing for what they believe in - They're there to represent their constituents, not to direct the electorate but to serve as a means by which their constituants, including those who didn't vote for them, engage in the democratic process. There should be more to democracy than just making a choice between four or five people every 1800 days. Who cares about your sensible logic Jamie, David Cameron f*cked a pig, and we should never forget that.
"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'" |
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| Stuk Top half 25 Sep 15 12.33pm |
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Egging her would be a double win.
Optimistic as ever |
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 25 Sep 15 12.40pm |
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Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 11.39am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
Eating meat is not unhealthy quite the opposite. If she genuinely believes that, she should not be shadow farming minister If she wanted to improve animal husbandry, that would be fair enough. She doesn't, she has a personal agenda that is not shared by the majority of people she is meant to represent. Well yes, and no. White Meat as a staple of the human diet isn't, as a supplement, its healthy. Red meats much less so. I wouldn't say its on a par with smoking, but the way most people eat meat (ie two or three meals a day) isn't really healthy. Humans probably should avoid red meat as that's poorly digested, except as an occasional treat. Of course there is no real necessity for humans to actually eat meat at all, other than they enjoy it but that's a separate argument. I'm no vegetarian (although I was for about 10 years), but she is right to an extent, for most people the amount of meat they consume isn't healthy and leads to long term problems (Notably vegetarians are 20% less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters - on a statistical national basis). Personally, I'm a hypocrite, because I know all this and don't really give a sh*t. I like Bacon and Steak too much to worry about tomorrow. But she isn't talking total s**t (although maybe overstating the case).
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 25 Sep 15 4.08pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 12.40pm
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 11.39am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
Eating meat is not unhealthy quite the opposite. If she genuinely believes that, she should not be shadow farming minister If she wanted to improve animal husbandry, that would be fair enough. She doesn't, she has a personal agenda that is not shared by the majority of people she is meant to represent. Well yes, and no. White Meat as a staple of the human diet isn't, as a supplement, its healthy. Red meats much less so. I wouldn't say its on a par with smoking, but the way most people eat meat (ie two or three meals a day) isn't really healthy. Humans probably should avoid red meat as that's poorly digested, except as an occasional treat. Of course there is no real necessity for humans to actually eat meat at all, other than they enjoy it but that's a separate argument. I'm no vegetarian (although I was for about 10 years), but she is right to an extent, for most people the amount of meat they consume isn't healthy and leads to long term problems (Notably vegetarians are 20% less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters - on a statistical national basis). Personally, I'm a hypocrite, because I know all this and don't really give a sh*t. I like Bacon and Steak too much to worry about tomorrow. But she isn't talking total s**t (although maybe overstating the case). Red meat is generally not unhealthy. Like any food group too much of one at the exclusion of others IS unhealthy. Processed meat, like all processed foods is where there is more of an issue
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 25 Sep 15 4.16pm |
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Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 4.08pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 12.40pm
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 11.39am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
Eating meat is not unhealthy quite the opposite. If she genuinely believes that, she should not be shadow farming minister If she wanted to improve animal husbandry, that would be fair enough. She doesn't, she has a personal agenda that is not shared by the majority of people she is meant to represent. Well yes, and no. White Meat as a staple of the human diet isn't, as a supplement, its healthy. Red meats much less so. I wouldn't say its on a par with smoking, but the way most people eat meat (ie two or three meals a day) isn't really healthy. Humans probably should avoid red meat as that's poorly digested, except as an occasional treat. Of course there is no real necessity for humans to actually eat meat at all, other than they enjoy it but that's a separate argument. I'm no vegetarian (although I was for about 10 years), but she is right to an extent, for most people the amount of meat they consume isn't healthy and leads to long term problems (Notably vegetarians are 20% less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters - on a statistical national basis). Personally, I'm a hypocrite, because I know all this and don't really give a sh*t. I like Bacon and Steak too much to worry about tomorrow. But she isn't talking total s**t (although maybe overstating the case). Red meat is generally not unhealthy. Like any food group too much of one at the exclusion of others IS unhealthy. Processed meat, like all processed foods is where there is more of an issue Yes, but the problem with meat and society, is that we eat far too much of it (apparently). Meat should supplement a human diet and meal, rather than be the basis of it. Red Meat especially. Although f**ked if I actually care. The very act of being alive is ultimately unhealthy and can only have one outcome. I'd rather die for Bacon than live without it.
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 25 Sep 15 4.36pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 4.16pm
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 4.08pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 25 Sep 2015 12.40pm
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 11.39am
Quote DanH at 25 Sep 2015 10.02am
Quote Y Ddraig Goch at 25 Sep 2015 8.11am
So as suspected the vegan shadow farming minister is unable to resist trying to force her beliefs on the general public.
Eating meat is not unhealthy quite the opposite. If she genuinely believes that, she should not be shadow farming minister If she wanted to improve animal husbandry, that would be fair enough. She doesn't, she has a personal agenda that is not shared by the majority of people she is meant to represent. Well yes, and no. White Meat as a staple of the human diet isn't, as a supplement, its healthy. Red meats much less so. I wouldn't say its on a par with smoking, but the way most people eat meat (ie two or three meals a day) isn't really healthy. Humans probably should avoid red meat as that's poorly digested, except as an occasional treat. Of course there is no real necessity for humans to actually eat meat at all, other than they enjoy it but that's a separate argument. I'm no vegetarian (although I was for about 10 years), but she is right to an extent, for most people the amount of meat they consume isn't healthy and leads to long term problems (Notably vegetarians are 20% less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters - on a statistical national basis). Personally, I'm a hypocrite, because I know all this and don't really give a sh*t. I like Bacon and Steak too much to worry about tomorrow. But she isn't talking total s**t (although maybe overstating the case). Red meat is generally not unhealthy. Like any food group too much of one at the exclusion of others IS unhealthy. Processed meat, like all processed foods is where there is more of an issue Yes, but the problem with meat and society, is that we eat far too much of it (apparently). Meat should supplement a human diet and meal, rather than be the basis of it. Red Meat especially. Although f**ked if I actually care. The very act of being alive is ultimately unhealthy and can only have one outcome. I'd rather die for Bacon than live without it.
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| matt_himself Matataland 26 Sep 15 7.27am |
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McDonnell will vote for Tories fiscal charter: So, prey tell, how will austerity be repelled, borrowing increased but the deficit eliminated?
"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02 |
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