22-02-2018, 11:31 PM
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Re: Blame Game on Baby Boomers.
Originally Posted by judd
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what a load of claptrap, are you still stuck in the victorian era where you assume that the working class are here to have our noses ground into the dirt and to touch our forelocks to some who are regarded to have a higher standing in society? I had an apprenticeship to enable me to become an electrician, not to keep `my position in life` but to support and better myself which the apprenticeship allowed me to do. It allowed me to earn a living and then start my own successful business to support my family.
About time you stopped reading the socialist worker and stepped out from behind your narrow bigoted view and own sense of victimhood.
It's no sin to be born in the gutter but it is a terrible sin wanting to remain there
23-02-2018, 07:22 AM
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Re: Blame Game on Baby Boomers.
Originally Posted by Judd
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What a load of claptrap, are you still stuck in the Victorian era where you assume that the working class are here to have our noses ground into the dirt and to touch our forelocks to some who are regarded to have a higher standing in society? I had an apprenticeship to enable me to become an electrician, not to keep `my position in life` but to support and better myself which the apprenticeship allowed me to do. It allowed me to earn a living and then start my own successful business to support my family.
Yes, I think this era is no better than the Victorian era and some are so keen to touch those forelocks that they resent those that don't.
23-02-2018, 10:01 AM
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Re: Blame Game on Baby Boomers.
Originally Posted by Judd
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What a load of claptrap, are you still stuck in the Victorian era where you assume that the working class are here to have our noses ground into the dirt and to touch our forelocks to some who are regarded to have a higher standing in society? I had an apprenticeship to enable me to become an electrician, not to keep `my position in life` but to support and better myself which the apprenticeship allowed me to do. It allowed me to earn a living and then start my own successful business to support my family.
About time you stopped reading the Socialist Worker and stepped out from behind your narrow bigoted view and own sense of victimhood.
It's no sin to be born in the gutter but it is a terrible sin wanting to remain there
That's not a terrible sin in fact if more were like us we might all be happier doing the jobs we currently see Eastern Europeans shipped in to do.
Nothing wrong with ambition but equally nothing wrong with being happy in your more basic job.
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