Comments on: Rich, Famous and Homeless

By: June

June — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:28:47 +0000

Anyone can fall on hard times through circumstances either by fate, others or oneself. But it quite quickly becomes a dehumanising and brutalising condition where any sense of care, kindness and civilisation disappears. Homless people ate brutalised and dehumanised regularly. Don’t be surpised that we get formed by the brutal world we live in. From a fully qualified professional with 4 degrees through assault I lost my job and home and ended on the streets and further abused. I am regularly asked if I want a pnch in the face and a fuck in the arse? I do not drink or take drugs or prostitute myself. But I find myself screaming and ranting and self harming and cannot stand any human kindness or care or affection any more. I cannot stand any other human being near me. So don’t judge, If we are dehumanised it is because of the way we have been treated and live. and it will not chnage with one cup of soup and hug which quickly disappears if you don’t meet up with the expectations of the self appointed saint. usually turns in 5 seconds flat to verbal and cruel abuse “Ask for it” Deserve it” “Brought it on yourself” if servile gratitude not forth coming. Like donating a tiny grain of sugar to all the inmates in Autwitz and then expecting them to be grateful and fll of praise instead ofs till being FULL OF VIOLENCE, DEBASEMENT AND VILENESS.

By: raincoatoptimism

raincoatoptimism — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:34:20 +0000

I watched tonight’s show as well. My goodness that Les Battersby (or whatever his real name is), he went off on one on killing people tonight, my word, do we really have to sanction DEATH to alleviate homelessness? My answer: no.

Was John Bird right for shouting. 1/2 and 1/2 on that one. He was right for saying homeless people don’t go out mollycoddling other homeless people, but the show he is an organ in, is a show that puts rich people – known rich people, as it was displayed tonight – on the streets. Of course they are going to mollycoddle; they were hubristic – in the formal sense – and they were not homeless. These people are not going to get the full experience. obviously. So lets keep our hopes low on celebs!!

Am I wrong?

By: raincoatoptimism

raincoatoptimism — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:09:03 +0000

No, please, you go right ahead, its your platform

By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:07:28 +0000

Oh god, he was an arse of monolithic proportions.

A real cunt.

And yes, I think cunt is an appropriate word to use in the circumstances.

By: raincoatoptimism

raincoatoptimism — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:51:13 +0000

Don’t you think the Marquis of Blandford provided an altogether sickening viewing. I bet he hasn’t read a single Fabian Society report.