MeVsWorld

Double standards, especially when created and upheld by governments are a great danger to the delicate equilibrium of any civilised society.
They are the main cause of racial tension, the Race Relations Act 1976 inadvertently created the preferential treatment of immigrants regarding housing by councils who were scared of falling foul of this law; this sparked […]

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A few weeks ago I was shopping in Tesco, outside were group of teenage boys talking, but the sounds coming from their lips were only barely understandable. Words were ejaculating from them in one-word-per-breath guttural tones, they were hanging their heads and shoulders and it did honestly remind be of the behaviour of primates I’ve […]

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I’ve often heard it, always from the older generations…
“Isn’t it about time you got your foot on the property ladder, settled down”.
Lets run through some numbers.
If you are between 50 and 60 years old now you would have probably paid between 15k and 30k for a house, lets take an example of a house in […]

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French fishermen are blockading all major french ferry ports, ruining 1000’s of people’s bank holiday plans as part of a strategically timed appeal for state aid. The extra money they want is in order to cope with rising fuel prices.
I support direct action, but France is part of the European economy, as is Britain […]

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Reading this Motley Fool Article entitled 5 tips for struggling 1st time buyers got me thinking.
As has been pointed out, 4 out of the 5 tips rely on parents help in some way or another. Looking with a cold eye on the situation it is now almost impossible for a couple (let alone an individual) […]

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OK… Watching violent porn / extreme porn is something a lot of people do - while I personally find the idea of watching a film which portrays (with consenting, professional actors of course) a rape distasteful to the point of mild nausea, I understand that some otherwise well adjusted people want to watch this sort […]

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Its taxed when you earn it, its taxed when you spend it, its taxed when you save it, its taxed when you die, its taxed when its inherited, its taxed when they spend it…..
If the government were a private company taking a subscription for services provided I think we would all expect a greater degree […]

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Powell’s “Rivers of blood” speech has popped up in the media a lot of late, and I don’t think anyone who refers to it has the faintest idea what they are talking about, especially some loudmouth idiot on questiontime the other day.
They take snippets out of context and wave them around as if it were […]

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Think of a traditional business like a butchers shop. The butcher offers a service to customers, employs people locally, uses local (hopefully) produce. This forms a kind of economic wheel which creates a cycle, through which flows an exchange of goods, funds and benefits. In modern society these wheels interlock in a complex web of […]

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