[Joe Egginton[_3_]]

I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and
fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn’t get up, yet
people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked
towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she
had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the
cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.

The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and
illegal immigrants, yet couldn’t give a fig, that a sense of community
has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient.
People’s subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now
that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It’s very
corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and
not calling the police or suing over the least problem.

Joe Egginton
Wolverhampton.

[Lawrence Jenkins]

On Friday, 11 April 2014 19:20:22 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and

fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn't get up, yet

people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked

towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she

had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the

cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.



The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and

illegal immigrants, yet couldn't give a fig, that a sense of community

has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient.

People's subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now

that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It's very

corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and

not calling the police or suing over the least problem.



Joe Egginton

Wolverhampton.

So of all the people on the bus you were the only one that helped her? Just shows what a right wing fascist you are.

The gentle post war Britain at its best has long since gone. We now live in topsy turvey land where good is bad and bad is good.

[Joe Egginton[_5_]]

On 11/04/2014 20:13, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
On Friday, 11 April 2014 19:20:22 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and

fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn't get up, yet

people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked

towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she

had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the

cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.



The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and

illegal immigrants, yet couldn't give a fig, that a sense of community

has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient.

People's subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now

that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It's very

corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and

not calling the police or suing over the least problem.



Joe Egginton

Wolverhampton.

So of all the people on the bus you were the only one that helped her? Just shows what a right wing fascist you are.

The gentle post war Britain at its best has long since gone. We now live in topsy turvey land where good is bad and bad is good.



The left wingers doubted what is 'truth' and what is 'good'. The result
we live in a land of moral abyss.

[jbm[_5_]]

On 11/04/2014 19:20, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and
fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn’t get up, yet
people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked
towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she
had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the
cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.

The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and
illegal immigrants, yet couldn’t give a fig, that a sense of community
has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient.
People’s subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now
that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It’s very
corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and
not calling the police or suing over the least problem.

Joe Egginton
Wolverhampton.


That's Cameron's Caring Society for you.

Unfortunately it goes completely against Thatcher's Selfish Society, so
people are having trouble getting their heads around it.

jim

[Tudor Hughes]

On Friday, 11 April 2014 19:20:22 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn't get up, yet people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance. The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and illegal immigrants, yet couldn't give a fig, that a sense of community has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient. People's subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It's very corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and not calling the police or suing over the least problem.

Joe Egginton Wolverhampton.

Well, Thatcher said there was no such thing as Society and did much, directly and indirectly, to promote individualism and the weakening of community values. From your evidence I'd say she has succeeded. How on earth you can attribute any of this to middle-class liberals is beyond me and I don't envisage the bus being exactly full of these.
The people on the bus may have been reluctant to intervene on the grounds that they were not qualified first-aiders and might get prosecuted or sued if something went wrong. Keep well away! You are far more important than a poor old lady! All that matters is *you* and of course your money! The state will deal with it. This, again, is a symptom of selfish non-involvement.
The situation you describe probably has more prosaic explanation. The bus was probably full of mainly women shoppers and seeing you as a man take charge of things thought it better not to get in the way especially as some physical strength may be needed to lift the old dear back on to her feet.. But it does reveal your mindset that you can jump straight into a rant, using this as a provocation.
Nothing to do with the weather, of course. Why didn't you post it somewhere else?

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.

[Dawlish]

On Friday, April 11, 2014 7:20:22 PM UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and

fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn't get up, yet

people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked

towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she

had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the

cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.



The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and

illegal immigrants, yet couldn't give a fig, that a sense of community

has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient.

People's subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now

that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It's very

corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and

not calling the police or suing over the least problem.



Joe Egginton

Wolverhampton.

Wrong newsgroup nutbar.

[RedAcer[_2_]]

On 11/04/14 19:20, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and
fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn’t get up, yet
people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked
towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she
had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the
cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.

The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and
illegal immigrants, yet couldn’t give a fig, that a sense of community
has been lost.

So everyone else on the bus was a 'middle-class liberal' ?
How did you work that out ?

[Col]

Tudor Hughes wrote:

Nothing to do with the weather, of course. Why didn't you post
it somewhere else?

Well he did tag the subject line with 'OT' I suppose but
it seems a very 'random' topic to suddenly start venting
your spleen over, especially in a weather group.

One of the political newsgroups would have been a better place to post.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl
Snow videos:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvmL4UWBmHFMKWiwYm_gg

[John Hall[_2_]]

In message , Joe Egginton
writes
On 11/04/2014 20:13, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
On Friday, 11 April 2014 19:20:22 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:
I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and

fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn't get up, yet

people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked

towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she

had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the

cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance.


Well done.

snip

So of all the people on the bus you were the only one that helped
her? Just shows what a right wing fascist you are.

The gentle post war Britain at its best has long since gone. We now
live in topsy turvey land where good is bad and bad is good.



The left wingers doubted what is 'truth' and what is 'good'. The
result we live in a land of moral abyss.

I don't think that goodness has anything to do with political
allegiance. There are plenty of good people on the Left and plenty of
bad ones on the Right. (And, of course, plenty of bad ones on the Left
and plenty of good ones on the Right.)
--
John Hall Weep not for little Leonie
Abducted by a French Marquis!
Though loss of honour was a wrench
Just think how it's improved her French. Harry Graham (1874-1936)

[Lawrence Jenkins]

On Saturday, 12 April 2014 04:51:59 UTC+1, Tudor Hughes wrote:
On Friday, 11 April 2014 19:20:22 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:

I was on the bus today, an old woman stood up with heavy shopping, and fell over when the bus braked. The woman said she couldn't get up, yet people on the bus just stared at her, like she was a freak. As I walked towards her, I saw blood on the floor. I sat her up and could see she had cut a vein, and the blood was pumping out. I put my hankie on the cut and pressed hard, and shouted to the driver to call an ambulance. The chattering middle class liberals are very concerned about gays and illegal immigrants, yet couldn't give a fig, that a sense of community has been lost. All they want is for people to be subservient. People's subservience is so deep into the culture of this country now that people expect to be looked after from cradle to grave. It's very corrosive to the sense of community were people help each other, and not calling the police or suing over the least problem.



Joe Egginton Wolverhampton.



Well, Thatcher said there was no such thing as Society and did much, directly and indirectly, to promote individualism and the weakening of community values. From your evidence I'd say she has succeeded. How on earth you can attribute any of this to middle-class liberals is beyond me and I don't envisage the bus being exactly full of these.

The people on the bus may have been reluctant to intervene on the grounds that they were not qualified first-aiders and might get prosecuted or sued if something went wrong. Keep well away! You are far more important than a poor old lady! All that matters is *you* and of course your money! The state will deal with it. This, again, is a symptom of selfish non-involvement.

The situation you describe probably has more prosaic explanation. The bus was probably full of mainly women shoppers and seeing you as a man take charge of things thought it better not to get in the way especially as some physical strength may be needed to lift the old dear back on to her feet. But it does reveal your mindset that you can jump straight into a rant, using this as a provocation.

Nothing to do with the weather, of course. Why didn't you post it somewhere else?



Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.


And it also reveals your mind set Tudor(or should I say the mind set of the guardian reader) that you chide a man who actually helped and then criticise him for feeling disappointed that no one else seemed to give a flying fig. Then to further the mind set you go out of your way to find excuses with all sorts of apologies why no one else helped. Then to top it all you somehow got Thatcher into the equation. I'm sure America and George Bush had a hand in tripping the old girl up as well not to mention the Israelis.

Sorry Tudor but my views have changed radically over the decades and we've clashed on this topic before but when that 23 year old Sam Guidera from Penge was fatally stabbed on a damp February Saturday evening about 3 years ago now for his mobile phone it seems and left to die unbeknownst to me as I sat in my lounge about 100 yards away. Sam is one of many over the decades who are not involved in gang culture , wouldn't say boo to a goose who have losts their lives to crime.

http://www.samguidera.org/crimewatch.html Note the website is run by those that suffered the personal loss and not a whole host of left wing political rump that want to win vote and make political capital like with the Steven Lawrence case. I would say now that this is not my attempt to make this a race issue but my observations , its the left that do that, both murders were an abomination to our modern society but they are happening all the time and are kept very quiet unless the left can make capital from the loss (like blaming Thatcher). Again with Stephen Lawrence a very similar murder we hear about Steven's all the time yet with Sam we hear nowt.

Do me a favour look for Sam's name in the Guardian pages and then Stephen's

No if any thing is to blame for a none caring society it's the post war left in education, politics, the judiciary , local government and so on that has increasingly excused and rationalised anti social behaviour and undermined the whole role of personal responsibility. The left also lie all the time if reality doesn't fit with their mind set. Surely Tudor you saw the mess the ' travellers' left behind Lidls and the Golden Lion pub which you frequent, not that long ago or maybe you didn't but it was hard to miss and if you did see my mention of it and you did see the state of the place but failed to at least acknowledge that it was a problem; well there within you have the issue.