Scottish Mist

Strikes 

Right now I think……

Trains are out

Felixstowe port is going strike

Council workers talking about action strike

Barristers are on strike

NHS is voting on strike action.

And this is only going to get worse. 

Back in the 1980’s I took the pizz out of my Dad for keeping long life milk and tinned meat in the house. Buying 25kg b…[Read more]

You’re just plan WRONG 

Well thats not every environment friendly 

Talk about a waste of paper !!!

How many tree’s have to die so you can swipe your bum 

Why not just use a bidet or a steam cleaner 

Its the SAME thing 

Stop buying liquid hand soap you planet killing bitch !!!

Read:
https://theecoguide.org/liquid-vs-bar-soap-which-more-environmentally-friendly

The question is simple: would you save up bits of old soap bars to make a new one?

Only if you had a mental disorder.

Why do it with liquid soap?

Unfortunately in the past year people have became soap…[Read more]

Given the choice, I would choose Trump any day over China, Russia, or impotent, socialist western Europe.  I had to laugh today when Biden claimed that NATO members are going to start paying their fair share under the alliance.  Trump demanded it years ago.  Only when Putin scared the west by invading Ukraine did any of these countries even co…[Read more]

The numbers much higher than you think, not the small amount the government is claiming.

Under the family reunion rules, most arent being counted since there “joint claims or visa’s”.

An example would be: 2 sets of grandparents, mother, father, 2 kids under 18 = 1 visa.

I remember being told back in 2004 not to worry too much about…[Read more]

Do disabled people ride trains at 215am 

I’m much more likely to be harmed by a police officer than a criminal.

No police in this country are unarmed though, they all carry tasers, which are much more dangerous than most people seem to think they are.

You caught me by surprise, Drac.  I would never want unarmed police.  We don’t have them unless they’re metermaids writing parking tickets.  Unarmed police mean criminals can be in charge if all they do is bring a gun with them.

The nature of the police is also a significant difference between the US and the UK, although with the refusal of the police to intervene in some of the recent school shootings clearly shows that they don’t exist to protect people.

I have always been deeply distrustful of the police, i’m not sure how this is a surprise to you 

“One of the reasons I moved out of Manchester was because there were armed police patrolling everywhere.”

That seriously is the stupidest thing you ever wrote.  Debating retards is a waste of my time.  It’s like trying to play chess with a houseplant.  There is no point for me to participate in this thread any longer.

Nothing in the article you linked contradicts anything I said 

Yes, there are background checks, but you also need those in the US to buy a gun.

Its not very much harder to get one, the difference is cultural not legal.

The main argument being made in this thread is that crime rates in the UK are lower because of ‘gun control’.…[Read more]

And yes, I know class 2 licences only cover shotguns, but it takes about 5 seconds to modify a breach loading shotgun into a rifle.

Doing that is probably illegal, but so is shooting people.
So I dont think that’s the problem.

Therefore, to claim that gun violence in the UK is lower because of ‘gun control’ is nonsense.

Anyone who wants a gun can fairly easily obtain one, not sure where the ‘control’ is.

Even ignoring the bill of rights, class 2 firearm licences are shall issue, which means they cannot legally be refused and must be given to anyone who asks for one.

Gun ownership is legal in the UK.

Not only is it legal, it is a right.

You can get AR-15’s in the UK.

There only tiny detail you missed out 

Illegal ownership in the UK 

Even with control laws, people are still dying.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-61324653

Hi my name is Dandy and I’m cool 

Gun control really works 

In the UK we have less than 7,000 gun offences yearly

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-7654/