On the Have I Got News For You Christmas special, Frank Skinner delivered one of the pithiest condemnations of Brown's Mugabeconomics yet:
"Gordon Brown trying to fix the economy is like Bomber Harris offering to fix a few windows in Dresden."
This is what springs to mind as Labour's Puritan Roundhead protectorate moves to police our bedrooms in one of its most pointless gestures yet.
Having aggressively subsidised social breakdown, encouraged (preferably unprotected) underage sex, promoted teen pregnancy and favoured single parenthood for decades, our Roundhead masters now wish to flex their moral muscle by banning extreme pornography.
One wonders if Labour eggheads are deliberately trying to criminalise the whole population while setting actual criminals free. A government run by Mad Frankie Fraser wouldn't achieve this as well as Labour have.
A free person is an independent person. Literally independent - not dependent but responsible, mature and capable of making their own moral choices. By promoting crude hedonism and self-centredness instead of responsibility, powerful left-liberals want to turn us into a nation of morons; of children who need the nanny state.
But worry not, for those same people are now 'cracking down' (with a kinky leather whip perhaps?) on immoral pornography. The government wants to fix a few windows in Dresden.
Tuesday, 30 December 2008
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"One wonders if Labour eggheads are deliberately trying to criminalise the whole population while setting actual criminals free."
Well of course they are:
"Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What’s there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced or objectively interpreted – and you create a nation of law-breakers – and then you cash in on guilt. Now that’s the system, Mr. Reardon, that’s the game, and once you understand it, you’ll be
much easier to deal with.”
(Rand, obviously)
Did you know that fitting people up with nasty porn was a KGB tactic used to deal with people who didn't get the message to shut the f--k up even after a good hiding or two? Such as Christians in the house church movement.
Of course this was in the 1970's when they needed to bother - at least to some extent - with excuses and some semblance of due processes rather than just proceeding straight to murder.
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