I think we'd get on well in the outside worldI quite like Katie Hopkins
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I think that saying that women earn less than men because they are worth less than men is a bit more than “clunky”. He also dismissed Trump’s comment about grabbing women by the pussy as a bit of silly bantz.
Worth less in the workplace, BECAUSE of maternity and the risk of going on leave, no other reason. If he’d said it was because they had smaller brains or something I’d agree with you.
Agree it’s not really his call to start spouting off about that though as a bloke, women massively struggle on that front and he’s speaking from a place of privilege
Nigel was indeed impressive last night, and like you said, if it wasn't for him being so knowledgeable they'd have won nothing. He also made me laugh when Danielle was screaming like a banshee after being pelted with critters when he said to the supposed caller; 'sorry about the background noise, we're having some work done'.
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By the way, I wonder who voted for Nigel to be camp leader that time when Nella had 3 votes - Nigel had 1. I remember thinking he'd get no votes at all, and when he did get one, I thought 'at least he has one friend in there'. Maybe Frankie? Any other guesses?
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I say it was Frankie!Nigel was indeed impressive last night, and like you said, if it wasn't for him being so knowledgeable they'd have won nothing. He also made me laugh when Danielle was screaming like a banshee after being pelted with critters when he said to the supposed caller; 'sorry about the background noise, we're having some work done'.
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By the way, I wonder who voted for Nigel to be camp leader that time when Nella had 3 votes - Nigel had 1. I remember thinking he'd get no votes at all, and when he did get one, I thought 'at least he has one friend in there'. Maybe Frankie? Any other guesses?
I can't stand the series and haven't watched any of it, but I agree with your sentiment.Nigel to win
The Guardian (of all papers) actually posted an article saying similar. That Brexit isn't the disaster some claim. So not sure why you're so shocked someone has said that.
I'm no fan of Farage, and voted to remain, but the hysteria from some on Brexit all these years later is ridiculous
Thank god I'm not the only one who detests that word being spoken outside of the US
so ick!Why was that hilarious?
I heard he was also a vegetarian?He was good at art wasn't he
Honestly, think it's a bit much to make comparisons like that
I suggest that you and Basil educate yourselves on the origin of that word.Thank god I'm not the only one who detests that word being spoken outside of the US
Ick. Cringe. Can't stand it
Nigey must be doing something right, getting you all hot under the collar 
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Fecking Josie still in!! 
*Also posted in the IACGMOOH thread but it's re Nigel, so ...*
See, to me, he's not the monster some would like to make him out to be. Yes, he objects to 100s of 1000s of people arriving on our shores in dinghies, from God-knows-where, their intentions being God-knows-what, and they're being better looked after than people already living here who've fallen on hard times, people who've worked and paid into the system maybe all their lives, and yet get no help at all.
There've been reports just this week of a few British people who've been living in their cars due to having fallen on hard times and not having anywhere to live - who've been found dead, frozen to death, in their cars - while people arriving on dinghies are promptly put up in warm hotels. For some reason the MSM won't report news like this, or aren't allowed to. So anyone who's willing to speak out about the likes of this gets my vote - and not only in the jungle. Fair's fair after all, if the UK can afford to accommodate all & sundry, why not their own citizens? Sorry for the essay, but this really makes me angry.
See, to me, he's not the monster some would like to make him out to be. Yes, he objects to 100s of 1000s of people arriving on our shores in dinghies, from God-knows-where, their intentions being God-knows-what, and they're being better looked after than people already living here who've fallen on hard times, people who've worked and paid into the system maybe all their lives, and yet get no help at all.
There've been reports just this week of a few British people who've been living in their cars due to having fallen on hard times and not having anywhere to live - who've been found dead, frozen to death, in their cars - while people arriving on dinghies are promptly put up in warm hotels. For some reason the MSM won't report news like this, or aren't allowed to. So anyone who's willing to speak out about the likes of this gets my vote - and not only in the jungle. Fair's fair after all, if the UK can afford to accommodate all & sundry, why not their own citizens? Sorry for the essay, but this really makes me angry.
Those people who come across are left to live on an absolute pittance every week (less than people from the UK on benefits) and are housed in the absolute worst of the worst housing and hotels (and I've worked in housing and seen temporary accommodation; it is not desirable) and the process for homelessness is the exact same as it is for people who are from here if they are homeless. What is convenient to both the left and right wing press is to not mention that local authorities have a statutory obligation to house everyone who is homeless. Absolutely everyone who is technically homeless, regardless. Whether that individual chooses to accept the (often dreadful and temporary) housing is an individual choice. It's tit, as in some local authorities if you turn down the options it lowers your priority, but that is where it stands.
I don't understand why folk don't contemplate how bad their lives must be to literally get in a small boat, sometimes with their kids, and risk their entire lives to just get to somewhere safe. It is not like jumping onto a lilo and just pegging it over a swimming pool, it's literally risking life. Safe doesn't have to mean escaping a war zone and half a million people migrated from the UK last year, so it cuts both ways.
We were so lucky here as if (pre Brexit) we wanted to have a different (or, in some cases better) life, we could just bugger off to Spain to retire and that would be that. We could freely move between the two and there were so many folk of retirement age who enjoyed just spending as much of their time as they wanted abroad, but now we can't do that, we're limited. Those who can, are genuinely lucky.
The people from the UK who are destitute aren't fucked because of immigrants, they're fucked because of our dreadful government. That has been the case for years and will remain the same until things change.
Our NHS is absolutely fucked and is furthermore fucked as many of our doctors and consultants and nurses and care workers are immigrants. We're fucked. If we restrict those people living and working here, we are absolutely, catastrophically fucked. There's no two ways about it.
The 'MSM' do report on UK destitution and did only three days ago www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-67631491.amp