Re: Nigel Farage

Are these the same youngsters that see soooo many jobs as being below them? Too scared to start at the bottom and work their way up?
The same ones that feel they should be able to walk into a 60k job because they have some pathetic degree in some pathetic subject, but no real world experience?
The same ones that would all be in a state of utter despair without their mobiles and facebook?

Poor little darling snowflakes eh?

Re: Nigel Farage

And that sums it up exactly. Spite, jealousy and resentment for the next generation who are paying for your state pension and NHS care. Pure old people malice. They voted Brexit to teach them a lesson for daring to ask for more than than they had themselves.

Re: Nigel Farage

No, the people who are working now are paying for your pension. Your contributions are long gone and the Boomer genration are taking out far more than they ever paid in.

Re: Nigel Farage

You talk absolute piffle.
I pay for my NHS care and pension. How are they paying for it whilst still holding on to apron strings?

It's some of the youngsters that need to get a grip with reality quite frankly. They want everything, want it now and handed on a plate.

Re: Nigel Farage

Oi Missy I was going to ignore you so do me the courtesy of ignoring me unless you want to chance round 3.
Never heard such repetitive hatred and anger as you always spout out. You go far beyond your objection to the initial referendum outcome, which is fair enough, you were disappointed but now you're seem fixated on insulting anyone who voted for it. Try growing up.

Worse, you're arguments are flaccid and need Viagra to stiffen them up.
Whilst you're claiming the youngsters are paying for our generations pensions ... who do you think paid for the youngsters healthcare and education? The tooth fairy?

Re: Nigel Farage

only if gluten free bread and un-fluoridated water!

Re: Nigel Farage

And sanctioned by an EU stamp?

Re: Nigel Farage

Oh gawd, the forum goddess speaks again. I'll ignore you or not, as I see fit, it's not for you to tell me what to do. As for "chancing" round 3, who are you trying to intimidate? Nothing you say could worry me in the slightest, so there's nothing to chance. Go ahead, do your worst if that's supposed to be a threat.

I'm already grown up, how about you? Still throwing in childish references to Viagara. Most of us have got over sniggering at words like flaccid and stiffen so they don't have any shock or amusement value.

Not disappointed, livid is more like it and I don't go out of my way to insult Brexiters, I can't help it if they don't like the truth.

Because of our top heavy society and because the Boomers lived longer than expected, the investment they paid for the next generation is far outweighed by the amount they are taking out. And now we have a generation trapped in the middle who are paying for both the childrens education and healthcare and the old peoples pensions and care. Because of the austerity measure, from which pensioners were protected, they are often doing so on low wages, with pay freezes, zero hour contracts while prices soar because of the Brexit vote.

And this is the generation getting condemned with spite and malice ...... as scared to start at the bottom, wanting everything on a plate, expecting to walk into highly paid jobs, no common sense or world experience, dependent on their mobiles and Facebook and on, and on with the criticism ad nauseum while their work funds healthcare, pensions, education etc.

I really think some old people hate the young and it's time the next generation woke up to how they are being exploited.

Re: Nigel Farage

I rest content in the knowledge that it took you considerably longer to type that than it took me to read the first line .. at which point I binned it as another great yawn worthy heap of livid invective.

But I luv it when you call me the forum goddess.

Re: Nigel Farage

Lordy (seems appropriate!) I am seeing things tonight! I read that as "sanctified" haha! Wouldn't that be funny.