Gays to blame for floods

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Gay marriage to blame for UK floods

Everyone said there were lots of lesbians in East Dulwich and now this:

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1244524

And this:

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1246501,page=1

Coincidence?

[Otta]

When there's flooding you need a dyke.

I'll get my coat.

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"A lingering look between 2 men at a gym in York has sparked concerns from residents living near the River Ouse"

https://www.twitter.com/ukipweather

[Bluerevolution]

[Alan Medic]

There are no gays in Ireland which is why it is always sunny there.

[KidKruger]

Gays in West Wiltshire this weekend. You can tell where they've been.

[edcam]

This is highly amusing. the UKIP shipping forecast:

[jctg]

Should this be a surprise? UKIP attracts crackpots and not-so-closet racists. There's a lot of them about.

[Louisa]

jctg Wrote:

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> Should this be a surprise? UKIP attracts crackpots

> and not-so-closet racists. There's a lot of them

> about.

Bit unfair. Not all of them are crazy racists.

Louisa.

[uncleglen]

David Sylvester is obviously some kind of religious maniac. He is not alone in this and I daresay there are religious maniacs in all political parties. The fact that we- the taxpayers of the UK- are still funding faith schools when it is entirely illogical and stupid to perpetuate mythology at my (our) expense means that there are more than a few religious maniacs in all the political parties. UKIP have thrown open a much needed debate on Europe-it is not a matter of racism it is a matter of practicality jctg.

[jctg]

uncleglen Wrote:

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> UKIP have thrown open a much

> needed debate on Europe-it is not a matter of

> racism it is a matter of practicality jctg.

I was merely making an observation that people who think that the weather is affected by the decisions of the UK Government are far more likely to be found in UKIP than any other large-ish political party.

[northlondoner]

jctg Wrote:

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> uncleglen Wrote:

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> > UKIP have thrown open a much

> > needed debate on Europe-it is not a matter of

> > racism it is a matter of practicality jctg.

>

>

> I was merely making an observation that people who

> think that the weather is affected by the

> decisions of the UK Government are far more likely

> to be found in UKIP than any other large-ish

> political party.

Nicely put !

[Parkdrive]

jctg Wrote:

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> uncleglen Wrote:

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> > UKIP have thrown open a much

> > needed debate on Europe-it is not a matter of

> > racism it is a matter of practicality jctg.

>

>

> I was merely making an observation that people who

> think that the weather is affected by the

> decisions of the UK Government are far more likely

> to be found in UKIP than any other large-ish

> political party.

Because members of all the other political parties, including MP's are wonderfully rounded, honest as the day is long, upright individuals. You'll never find a Labour, Conservative etc MP espousing offensive trash or being dishonest.

[El Pibe]

"You'll never find a Labour, Conservative etc MP espousing offensive trash or being dishonest"

They may not be those things that you described but they have cannier party apparatus, and party whips and the like. In other words they're taught to keep their mouths shut.

Kippers are amateurs, which at least means we get to hear what they really think, which makes them nicely unelectable.

[Parkdrive]

I agree better that we don't know what potential members of parliament are thinking, imagine where that would lead eh?

[uncleglen]

All our governments have still funded faith schools which means they are gutless or they are superstitious and they have all been around a lot longer than UKIP