HappySqurriel on 11 August 2011
| Badassbab said: Ann Coulters's a joke, she knows fuck all about Britain society and she seems to know fuck all about her own country. Heck she think's radiation is good for you. What a complete idiot. If liberal welfare policies are so bad then why did we not have these riots on a continuous basis? Why are they not happening elsewhere? Why not in countries with a far more generous welfare system like France, Germany, any Scandinavian country etc. And what about about riots that happen all over the world with no welfare states to speak of? Did she have a pop at the thieving Finance industry that bought the world to financial ruin? Nope she looked for scapegoats like minorities to blame. In the UK we spent almost a trillion pounds to bail out the financial sector in less then 2 years. That's roughly 10 years or more worth of the health budget, about 15 years worth of the education budget and about 25+ years worth of the defence budget all of which are facing cuts. And the bankers are still making their millions off taxpayers money while we are telling our public sector workers to tear up their contracts for the good of the country. Good of the bankers more like. In the UK we have a horrid mix of the left's welfare system and the rights selfish me me me characteristics that permeates our society. So we have class of people who use and abuse the welfare system that was set up by the left for those in genuine need but with the selfish attitude the right promoted in the name of competition. They are told via an insane amount of marketing they need this that and the other but of course they cannot afford it so they mug innocent law abiding citizens to get what they want or steal from shops. Most of them are born with a wooden spoon in their mouth. It's not too far fetched to say we've lost a whole generation to thuggery. |
Its a theory called Radiation Hormesis, where levels of radiation below those known to cause harm may actually provide a benefit to living organisms. The theory is similar to the belief that low levels of bacterial exposure are beneficial because they promote the development of the immune system. While the theory is unproven, and it is still open for debate, the only people who find it to be unreasonable are the ignorant.
